The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-06


Mr.. s. Levin returned Friday morning
rom business trip TO Kansas City. m
Call for Henrietta Coffee aud you get the K
best For sale by Aull q Schultz. l0-s.A
Mr. Ed. Yingling went TO Kansas City I
tuesday TO see the Priests Of Pallas Q
parade.
Miss DeWint, one Of the Central COL q
lese studeOts went 10 Kansas City TO visit r
friends Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. Barron. Of Barron q Nagel, !
went to 81. Louis Tuesday on a COM .
oined business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. win smock went 10 Kansas City
Tuesday evening TO observe the Priests
Of Psllas and other K. Q. sttraetions.
Miss Emily Hoefer came up yesterday
to join her brother, Rev. John Hosfsr,
and to 20 from here to Norborne. Mo.
Mrs. J. c. tcorum Cnse Miss Della
smIth) an ex.student OF Central Female
College, is now living 10 Denver. Colorado.
Mr.. L, Rostagnio left Tuesday night TOR a
business trip TO St. Louis and will prob.
ably be gone the remainder OF the week.
Leave q call at Lexington Transfer
barn. Please report any neglect on the
part OF oar employees TO @. L. Kenney,
phone No IS.
Justices Of the peace and notarlee public
can be supplied with chattle mortgages
at thia Office, at 5 cents per copy. All
kinds Of blanks rrinted TO order. Il
Mr.. Buford Chinn left Tuesday for
Kansas City. He is starting on his regu-
lar 'all trip selling shoes and will 20 from
Kansas City to Joplin.
For sALE-Forty head OF yearling
steers, one and half miles east OF Odessa.
Call at Farmers Bank, at Odessa, for
particulars. 8ts SAMUEL BoLLINaER
Mrs. Alics Bothrock was taken slck
Sunday afternoon and has been gradually
getting worse. She IL now paralyzed 10
both lower limbs, and is In critical con
dition.
Mrs. Lucille Robinson and Master
Lafayette Gordon went up to Kansas City
Tuesday evening to visit friends aud OBJ.
serve the Priests Of Pallas parade last
night.
Mr.. Geo. Wilson has shaved on his
beard. II you see q stranger In town
about Mr.. Wilson's size, take 4 second
look, II may be our old friend, Mr..
Wilson.
The J. Q. B. d L. train had car off the
track at Edwards, and that In connection
with other vexatious delays, caused the
train to be several hours late Wednesday
evening.
Mr.Wm.Aull returned Wednesday from
Kansas City wherr he has been laboring
with other members Of special commit
tee to straighten out the democratic tan
gle there.
Wanted-Man OF business ability.
Salary $50 per month and expenses; no
canvassing. Give age and reference.
Address, Bayard Bldg. Wholesale Dept.,)
Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. =. NJ. Merry came up Thursday
from Marshall to meet Mr.. L. w. Brels.
ford, local agent Of the Singer Sewing
Machine company. MIR. Merry is super.
intendent Of agencies for this district.
We have seen the irail infant when the
faint struggle for existence seemed almost
! ended, resuscitated and make strong by
! the use OF Whites Cream Vermifuge,
Price rs cents. For sale by Crenshaw 4
, Young. 10-6.m1
WANTED-Man 10 manage branch office
for wholesale house; salary s125,0O pei
month, expenses and commission. Must
furnish satisfactory references and $4,000
cash. Address, Wholesale, No. 504 Nelson
Bldg, Kansas City, Mo. l0.wl
D Mr.. Jas. Finley arrived Wednesday
from San Jose, California, Tor visit will
his mother, Mrs. Juliet Finley, ant
with the family OF Judge John Il. Ryland
Jim is an old Lexington boy, and hal
many friends In our city.
9 Corn-huskers, sprained wristA, barbed
!. wire cuts, burns, bruises, severe lacera
tions and external Injuries OF any kin'
are promptly and happily cured by apply
. ing Ballsrd's Snow Liniment. Price,
and 50 cents. For sale by Crenshaw 4
Young. 10-o-.1m
: Prof. L. A. MacKown, OF Central Femal
u college, left yesterday for st., Louis /,
meet his sister, Miss Augusta MacKows
from Newark, N. Y. Miss MacRowi
o comes to complete a course Of study II
% Central college this year.
u There are thousands Of people. ssfierlnI
untold torture from piles, because OF th
y popular impression that they cannot b
y cured. Tabler's Buckeye Pile olnnmen
Is will cure them aud the patient will renal
cured. Price so cents in bottles. Tubes
. 70 cents. For sale by Crensbaw
= Young. 10'6.1m
'e @. W. Hawkins, district deputy for ih
d K. al. OF g., went to sedalis yesterda,
to install the officers OF Fidelity an,
Queen City councils OF the order with
70 public Installation. He will return Of
y Monday to build up the council here.
" Col. L. Morgan Coon, general agent O
the Knights Templars and Masoni
Mutual Aid Association OF Cincinnati
ls Ohio, with headquarters at Kansas Cit
;. was 10 the city Tuesday in oompan
= with his wife and little grand. child.
T. Mrs. L. K. Wolfe arrived Thursday 10
a visit with the family OF her father, MI
II. b. Tunstall. She has been at Lee
q Summit preparatory to moving TO Har
. risonville, TO which place her husban
)" was appointed at the recent session OF th
Methodist conf renee in Kansas City.
A "stitch in time saves nine," and
Of dose Of Billiards. Horehound Syrup at th
10 beginning Of cold will save you man
~ weary hours and even days OF distressln
10 and harassing cough. Price, 25 and
he cents. For sale by Crenshaw 4 Young.
At the regular meeting Of the scho'
: board Wednesday Miss Marie L. Chandl,
;, was elected to the position OF "sut
/ stitute" 10 the Lexington puplic school
{ Miss Chandler Is most estlmable youn
{ lady and we'll qualified for the position
which she has been elected.
) Happiness depends very much on Ii
1 condition Of the liver and kidneys, III
( ills Of life make very little impression o
Z those whose digestion is good. You ca
; regulate your liver and kidneys wilt
| HsrbIne and enjoy health and buoyanO
{ Of spirits. Price, so cents. For sale
{ Crenshaw q Youpg. 10 eml
: Sheriff John Fulkerson and wife an
} Master John Fulkerson left Wednesday 4
1 Nevada, Mo-, where they go to makethe
{ future home. Mr.. Fulkerson will retur
? soon to attend to his official duties bel