The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-08-25

thursday and lie looking up good horses I
n the ue~ighborhood today. He has
several lots OF horses here before,
Miss Elizabeth Rylsnd of Kansas City ]
Who has been visiting Miss Lucy Pr
and sisters for the past week, lett {
Thursday evening for q visit to Hiegins-
lille. !
The great Forepaugh-Sells Brothers'
double street parade is stated, by those
who have seen IL, 70 be the most mag.
eye feast ever known In srenic
annals.
No imposition Of any kind Whatsoever
is permitted either under the great tents
OF the Adam Forepaugh-6 Sells Bro.hers'
aggregation or upon Its exhibition
grounds.
Misses Anua aad Ella Paehr and Miss
Edna Zimmerman, who have been visit
log Mrs. Margaret weis for the past two
weeks, returned "Wednesday evening TO
Kansas city.
The storm Friday caused some beak.
age 10 b telephone wires at the road
crossing Just west Of the depot and caused
a mix up with the railroad wires that
called the Mo. Pac. llnsman out early.
Another show car Of the great Four
Paw.Sells Brothers aggregation OF world
famed performers and wonderful animals
was scattering bills 10 our city Wednesday,
announcing lthsir arrival here next We'd
nesday.
One Of the wooden guides on the side Of
the Serat coal shaft broke Wednesday and
caused some damage to one Of the cages
used In hoistiug water. The injury was
repaired IN q few hours and work re-
sumed.
10 the excellence OF Its ~hippodrome
performances the great Adam %ForepauRh.
Sells Brothers' aggregation 10 a. notably
superior as In It's menagerie o Circus
features. The many different kinds Of
races are most brilliantly attractive and
exciting.
For digestive weakness, nervousness,
pains in the side. fiatulence, dizziness,
w~akefulness, headache and other annoy
ing Accomplishments Of costiveness, Her.
bine Is a prompt and unequaled remedy.
Price, 80 cents. For sale by Crenshaw q
Young. 8-4m1
The wind Tuesday before the rain here
, did some slight damage to a few trees 10
} the city. The rain was a most welcome
visitor and the sudden change In temper.
! ature was like a breath OF new life to ouI
suffering citizens.
. Mr.. Boyd Gilkeson left Tuesday even
G ing for Atchison and points In kausaI
y and Nebraska, where he will travel ant
0 sell coal for Mr.. j. G. MoGrew. Boyt
knows how TO talk business aod he has
e first class article Of coal to sell, and WI
d predict a good business for him on th,
d road.
0 Circus parties to the great Adam Fore
paugh and Sells Brothers consolidate,
q ~menageries, c~ircuses aud hippodromss ar
elsewhere proving the %Iolliest social sen
sation OF the season, aud for electrifyinI
o sights, merry interludes and unoonven
tlonal enjoyment put theatrical ONES II
total eclipse.
To THE DEAF-A rich lady, cured OF be
a Deafness and Noises In the Head by ID
Nicholson's Artificial Ear DRAINS, CAV
II $4,000 TO his Institute, 80 that deal peo
a pie unable to procure the Ear Drums ma
Ia have them Tree. Address No. 6Si1a. Tn
Nicholson Institute, $50. Eighth Avenue
New York. 10-7y1
at The Rochesters. OF our city, played III
Richmoun team at Richmond lThursda
Ia and the game resulted In q score Of II to
IN 10 favor OF Richmond. II 10 due to OF
i, boys to state that the ground was yer
es rough and uneven which gave the Rich
tv monds the advantage.
Mr.. win q. Van Hoozer, editor Of Il
y. Orrick Times. passed through u eli
ar Tuesday evening on his return frol
10 the Sedalia convention. and we had II
pleasure OF meeting him. He. was
ID company with Messrs. A. NJ. Rife and ]
d. Brasher, also Of Orrick.
ss The 10 International male aud iema
~ principal, double, carrying, hurdle, joel
re sy, and juggling champion barebae
ID riders appear at each performances OF Il
n. great Adam F%orepaugh. SELLS Brother
united circuses. 1t Isl splendid aggr
IN CATION OF incompatible artists aud acts.
ar Mrs. J.. II. Davis and children, Mast
Floyd and Miss Julia Davis,have return,
"a. from their six weeks trip to Chicai
and Bucyrus, Kansas. Miss Matte Davl
who was expected with them, stopped
I. Kapsas City where she will remain for
few days visiting Miss Nellie Russell.
ed Misses Eugenia Kriehn, Mabel Coz
n. Carolyn Hunter, Leah Chew, Annie TriR
d. Irene Stramcke, Anna Ryland and Carr
Fulkerson went TO Chalybeate spirit
Tuesday afternoon for a little picnic aI
ne took plenty OF nice eatablss with thel
They were having a jolly good time VIII
the threatening clouds pane up and drc
them home.
Prosecuting Attorney viviou has be-
telling us some remarkable peach stori
up and claims to have brought up quite
Vn number Of bushels OF peaches from b
til fruit farm 10 ~Higglnsville. OF cou' Sc ,
be do not doubt his statements, but In q
ne language Of the law We have not d
er. peaches In evidence and then we are fro
bo Missouri, too.
ks Constipation, impaired digestion and
ir. torpid liver, are the most common o.
or ments that are responsible for that tire
OF l~istless, tagged -out feeling that makes Il
ny summer a dreaded period 10 so ma
people. Herbine will cure constipatlo
ad 1t Improves the digestion and arouses Il
~, liver to normal activity. Price, 80 cen
IA For sale by CrenshAw q Young. s.4ml
ak Tuesday was \ memorable day I
u Missouri democracy, and the opening
by the campaign In sedaiia was in eve
respect a grand success. steveusc
Dockery and Cockrell were welcomed
the gathered hosts and David oyermey
nv and John IL. Atwood gave the Mlssot
,ot throng fair samples of Kansas democras
Io- and Won new lsurels for themselves.
ed Miss Nina Meyers, daughter Of Mr.. I
Meyers OF our city, was q recipient 1
an Gently OF a novelty In the way Of
nm present. II 10 q chameleon aud she has
N. confined by q little chain and fastens
In her draaa and allowa IL 10 crawl abo