The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-17
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cbn,,-r mortgages Tor safe at this ofie'' !
B cents each. ,
Miss Anna Wouhirrton re'u'r'd Wed
n..da irom'u visit OF several days I"
X ausas Guy !
Mss.rs. L. W. Brslsiord aud Jesse Nc !
ria,ic made a business trip to Kansas
CITY "wednesday, .
FOR sALE-Phaeton, harness. carpets,
ice box, bed room set, gas range ana
other articles. Philip Keller. l'lS''i
Jefferson ci,y's library now contains
600 books, including state officers
annual reports, and is run at a cost OF
only 5000 per year.
Justices OF the peaceand notaries pno'lo
can be supplied with chattle mortgages
a, this office, at 5 cents per copy All
kinds OF blanks printed to order. u
Mercvl - How you ooughl MuiPs
Ii htning Cough Cure will stop H. Tvs
only 95c a bottle aud guaranteed by all
druggists. For sale by Chas' W. Lcomis'
Judge John E. Ryland, accompanied by
his son. MIR. j. REID Ryland, went TO
Kansas City Tuesday evening to VISIT
his sons, Rev. e. p. aud Mr. l, ?. RYland'
When pain or irritation exisIs on any
mart OF the body the application oil BAL
lard,s Snow Eminent will give prompt
relief. Price, % and 50 cents For sale
bv Orenshaw d Young.
Oak Grove Banner; captain Rylsnd
Todhuuter, Of near Page City Is a candl'
date for treasurer OF Lafayette county,
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.n Captain Todhunter will proba-
biyi be surprised at the above piece oil
news.
A small rqme house on Second street
was burned to the ground at 2 O'CLOCK
Monday morning. The house was the
property of Mr.. Joseph l., Long and was
uuoceupied at the time IL burned. The
fire was evidently the work oil an In
cendiary.
You can help anyone whom you ma
suffering from in1amed throat; laryngeai
trouble, bronchitis, coughs, colds, ETC., by
advising the use OF Billiards. Horehound
Syrup; the great remedy for coughs and
colds. Price % aud so cents. For sale
by Crenshaw q Young.
Pioneer Cure cures Kidney Disease,
Rheumatism, impure blood and LAYER
Trouble, Stomach Trouble and Dyspepsia,
Female Complaint. II it doesn't cash the
draft. A chocolate tablet. Ask for the
kind that Hts your mouth. 25c and sl'Vo'
Sold by Chas. W. Loomis. 20 mi
Mr.. Q. j. Taylor, OF Taylor's circus, at
Creston, Iowa, Wednesday bought the
band chariot of Mayor John O. Young,
for 500. We are sorry TO let this chariot
leave our city. No demonstration was
complete without II. The chariot was
worth a hundred votes at any election.
DR.. W. b. Pslmore, OF st. Louis, will
deliver a lecture nj the Methodist church,
10 this city, Thursday evening, February
u. for the benefit OF the Central College
Young Womau,A Christian association.
An admission fee Of ib cents will be
charged. DR.. Palmore 10 an able speaker;
the cause In which he speaks Is a worthy
one and should be we'll patronized.
SCHOLARSHIP FREE-You may, by do
ing little writing at your home, secure
scholarship, free, in either Draughon's
Practical Business Colleges-Nashville,
81. Louis, Little Rock, FIT, Worth, Calves
ton. Shreveport or Savannah. Best pat
ropized Business Colleges 10 the South.
For particulars address, The Illustrated
Youth aud Age. Nashville, Tenn. 1'1S-t6
In the announcement column, this
week, will be found the name OF Mr.. -.
Beals, who is a candidate for county
treasurer. Mr.. Beals is a party worker.
He gets out and works at every election,
for the entire ticket. lie believes ln the
doctrine of democracy next to the doc
thine OF the Bible, aud practices what he
breaches. He is a popular man all over
the county, and is well qualified for the
position he sesks.
The iovlsl face OF our old friend Jim
Goods may again be seen on our streets
lie has been shut up with the smallpox
patients from the beginning to the end
ing Of the pest. No better or Drawer man
could have been found for the dangerous
and unpleasant task. He went through
the ordeal without becoming infected,
and looked after the welfare OF the
patients. Though absent he was not for
gotten, and the people will not forget
such things. jim, we are awful glad to
see you'll
Last Saturday the editor Of this paper
left st. Louis at 0 O'Clock 10 the morning
It was a bright, pleasant day. There was
no sign Of ice or snow on the ground. AT
sedalia it was a little cooler, and as We
came from sedalia this way we found II
growing cooler all the time. AT Page
City we found ice on the trees aud snow
on the ground, and from Page City to
Lexington the trees were loaded with ice.
There was no Ice or snow beyond Page
City, and we cannot account Tor the heavy
Ice on this side of hat place.
Thursday was the second anniversary
OF the destruction Of the United States
blttleship Maine In the harbor OF Havana.
In Havana the day was appropriately
"ostIfeu' ps'c'"' munro"
went out to the wreck Of the Maine, over
which The United States nag was hyinR
at half mast. Every available piece Of
wreckage above the water was banked
with %laurels, aud from the searchligbt
platform short prayers were offered by
DR.. McGee, Of the Episcopal church, and
Father Jones, OF the Catholic church
AT the church OF MERGED the municipality
arranged io' impos,os memorial serE,o
wuion "e,o at''"uu' W
eral Noou anu olner CIVIL auu m'Il'"'y