The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-21

Mrs. Alics Smith Buokner. OF Chicago,
IS visiting her two daughters, who are
stueents al Central college.
Church of Christ Scientist, sunday
services as follows; 1880 a NJ, Sunday
school Il 80 a., m, At Knights OF Pythias
hail. an are cordially invited. Il
Regular meeting of Lexington camp
No. 1892. Modern woodmen Of America,
at K. OF p. Hall, Tuesday evening
April q,
Losr, STRAVED OR sroLES-From my
residence 10 East Lexington, oae Jersey
COW. Ll5eral reward for her return. 8.
D Elliott. 2lu
A Killer That Ssves-Mulls Lightning
Pain Killer kills any ache or paio, inter-
aRl or external, instantly. Absolutely
pure, Is, and Soc. For sale BY ChAs, W.
LOOMS. 4Tml
Walkers Tonic contributes to mental
cheeriulness and enables the muscular
system to Withstand fatigue. Walkers
Tonic antagonizes heart failure. 1t is a
nerve tonic, a~llaying pain due to nervous
tension. 1t stimulates the digestive or
gans and increases she appetite. Good
druggists sell 1t. Sold by Leroy Farmer.
Whites Cream Vermifoge not only ei-
lectually destroys worms, II also increases
the appatlte, aids assimilation and trans
forms a irail infant into Que OF robust
health. Price, % cents. Crenshaw q
Young. 4-Tm1
The feed store OF Mcdowell Bros. has
changed management, the title OF the
new Arm being Mcdowell & Wilooxon,
Mr.. Oliver Wilcoxon having purchased
MIR. James MeDowelps interest In the
business. MIR. Frank Mcdowell, the
senior member OF the new Arm, and
his partner, Mr.. Wilcoxon, are both
enterprisipg young business men who
will win their share of patronage. Sue
cess to them.
To THE DEAF-A rich lady, cured Of her
Deafness and Noises In the Head by DR..
Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums. gave
$4,000 to his Institute, so that deaf peo-
pie unable to procure the Ear Drums may
have them free. Address No, 5sl1s. The
Nicholson Institute, $50, Eighth Avenue,
New York. 10.7y1
Thomas Westlake, who shot and killed
Wood Mitchell near GraudVlew, was
found guilty OF murder In the second de-
gree In the criminal court Of Jackson
county yesterday and sentenced to fifty
years 10 the penltentiary. This ia prac-
tically a life sentence. Westlake shot
Mitchell with shot gun the latter part Of
last January, when Mitchell and Guy
Sherman, = deputy sheriff, were going to
serve some papers aud Westlake to attach
some hogs in Westlake's care on the
French farm, near G%raudyisw.
Mrs. Nellie Allen Dealey and her family,
OF Dallas, Texas, had a narrow escape
from sudden death by lightning last
Sunday night. During the night a bolt
OF lightning struck the house, damaging
every room, aud tearing the plaster
nearly all of the walls and ceilings. one
mantel was ripped from the wall and
thrown across the room, utterly ruined.
The carpets were ruined, and even the
bedding was damaged, and everything In
the house smelled OF birthstone. No n
was injured, and Mrs. Dealey's many
friends 10 this city will rejoice that it was
no worse.
Miss Jane Coombs appeared at Heuck's
last night as Lady Dedlock" and
"Hortense" in Charles Dickens Bleak
: House, to a large and brilliant audience,
! aud achieved success in two entirely dis
similar characters. She is an ideal LADY
O'clock" Charles Dickens heroine was
one OF the most beautiful aud accom-
pllshed women In his day, full OF dash
and courage 10 trying situations in which
she was placed. Cold as an icicle at one
moment, and warm with passionate love
: for her child at another. Miss Coombs
o thrilled her audiencsi n her powerful scene
Q with Tulkinghorn In the third act, where
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g magnificent recall for brilliant rendition
T of the scene. As Hortense, the crafty,
cruel and relentless French woman, she
q displayed an intensity, a thirst for re-
yenge, a subtle cunning entirely In keep
a ing with this wonderful creation Of
Dickens. The supporting company was
II excellent, superb. -Cinclunati Enquirer.
The most interesting meeting In tbs
history OF Lexington camp, Woodmen o
the World, was held Monday night. Thert
l. was an unusually large attendance, nearly
d every member being present, besides rep
resentatives from Higginsyille, yelling
O ton and Dover camps. Two new member
-Messrs. James Law and Gordon White
y we're initiated into the order. The socia
y features OF the meeting were thorough!
enjoyed by every one present, aud tn
II bonds OF fraternity between Lexington
" camp and the visiting orders great!
strengthened. AT the close Of the meet
ing substantial refreshments were served
4. A pleasant feature Of the evening and on
that was greatly enjoyed was the sinRinI
h Of two selections by the W, o. W. quar-
IL tette, composed Of Messrs Taubman, 81
Clair, Xix and Price. Mr.. Il. j. Earl, o
Kansas City, who lie a member OF th
g. Lexington camp, was unable 10 b
ia present, but sent a box Of fine cigar
for the boys to smoke. This complimen
10 was highly appreciated by the members
who did full Justice to the treat. 1t wa
after twelve o'clock when the crow
p dispersed, but no one noticed how swift.
70 the hours passed, so enjoyable was tn
. occasion.
=, The large and increasing circulationo
, The Live Stock Indicator 10 this count
. is a matter for congratulation to the pub
. fishers and to good farming, for Of all th
- papers Of It's class In the country, 1t
=, easily the best aud most helpful, Its Spe
=. cial Farmers destitute edition, issue
" with the regular edition the irst week I
'. each month, have been for years the ad
:, miration OF all practical farmers. Write
"a wholly by farmers, they are full OF aotui
n eApeTleuco huu sheii VI Wv 'N'' w
=, been fortunate enough this season to %
=, cure terms for The Indicator aud Ito sps
cial Farmers Institute Edition, toReths
y With The Poultry Farmer, aud The Farm
ers' Mutual Insurance Journal, four {
or the most valuable farm publications
S. the country, that enables Us to offer th
Il four in connection with our own psP'
tie for $3.50 for the entire Ave, one yea
This is emphatically q good thing, aud n
~ farmer 10 this county should fail to tax
~ advantage OF this offer. For a large liz
OF thoroughly practical farm readin
1t nothing has ever been offered before thi
a. equals it. A county paper, a farm pape
Il. a poultry paper, q farm Insurance pap'
Ut and the Special Farmers Institute, q
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