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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-27

CRU1fBED PoTATOES.-scTape and boil sons
new potatoes in the ordinary way When soft
lift them out and dry lightly Then cut each in
half lengthways. sprinkle some salt and pepper
over them, lay them a hot dish and pour over
them a little warmed butter. Lift them out with
skewer and cover with Drowned crumbs. Lay
hot buttered tin and bake about ten minutes
in hot
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

M,.. Martha suIlIueer, one OF the
Rsntist college faculty, left wednesday
for a visit TO her old home al Mexico mo-
Mrs. Lou Payne returned Tuesday
from Kansas City, where abe had been
called on account OF the sickness Of her
sister.
A. prav hs.,s,m.v who has been
at home recuperatiug his health for the
past two months, returned Wednesday to
81. Louis.
p.v rhou cohh oi Nevada. Mo-. came
i. T,..asv 10 a,,snd The Womso,s Mis-.
.,ona,v con,erspos and to visit relatives
ana ,rIends hare.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

Tuesday Governor Dockery appointed
o. P. Gentry, OF Clay county. his private
secretary. Frank n. woodbridge, OF cass
county, wa appointed warden OF the
p~euiteutlary, and W. n. Todd, OF ct.
Louis, was appointed deputy warden BY
Warden Woodbridge.
WANTED AoRNTs-During the next
sx months the thrsshers purchase cyliu-
der and engine oils, greases, betting and
other supplies. Good salesmen can make
money handling our line. Men owning
horse and buggy preferred. Hustlers
only need apply. Tho Howard OIL q
Grease Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 4-2sl2
Mr.. J. W. Kelthly has received an ap'
poiptmsnt recently a. observer at thi'
station for the U. 3. signal service de-
psrtmeut. Now that Mr.. Keithly ha'
charge OF tho weather here We will expac'
a little better quality than has been dish
ed ont 10 rs recently by Unele Sans non
resident observers.
J The Moier Barber COLLEGE, iiAi hiarke'
stres,. 81. Louis. wants 100 men 70 ieart
the trade. They have many good posi'
lions waiting graduates and assist II
securing locations. There is no bette
way Of learning the trade; 1t 10 taught u
eight weeks. Send for their free cata
loeuo explaining ALL o'SO'i
sheriff Thomas received a telephon'
message from Richmond, No., reques.inl
him TO look out for three men who hsv
the appearance Of tramps. wsduesda'
Deputy Sheriff Crowley was shot througI
/ the HID aud Deputy Constable Tompkin
was shot through the neck by these thre
parties, who are presumed TO estramp'
The Wounds are not serious.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Assault With Intent to XIII.

Tom Hsndlsy, . young mar Of Higgins.
VILE. Monday morning assaulted bis
father with . butcher knife. but the 10.
reference Of q sister prevented any fatal
result. Young Hsndley then went to bis
home and secured q pistol and threatened
to kill another sister. A warrant was
sworn out against him for assault with
intent to kill and Deputy shsrif Ridge
aud Constable swartE went to the house
to arrest him, He had taken refuge 10 a
closet In the house aud Il was some time
before the officers found him. When they
did 10 he fred two shots ct them and
held them at bay for some time, the
otlcers not wishing to kill him. He was
Hnallv persuaded to come out from the
closet and 60 up town when Constable
4wartz caught him of his guard with hi.
pistol and succeeded 10 overpowering and
disarming him. He was brought to Lex.
ington Monday evening and confined In
the county Jail.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
THE BIG STORE.

ecru. 81 inches wide and 81 yards long, four
different styles to select from, and every one
: bargain at the price. We ask for them
ei,25 PAIR.
-S6-lnch fine Curtain Swisses In a large
variety Of patterns, the regular l6c quality,
thespring price is $50 I'D.
Extra fne Curtain Swisses, % inches
wide, and new patterns such as you find
nowhere else, at 24c yard.
Curtain Scrims, Of all grades and patterns
from Be yard up.
Slkalines, just a few pieces OF S6.inch
Silkalines picked up while in market, and
the price loo yard.
Tapestries, some twelve or fifteen styles 10
select from, all new patterns, at l9c, sc and
76c.
We show is new spring styles in Portiers,
and they are beauties.
Tapestry Porters IN reversible and novelty
weavss-fringed top and bottom, from O., SC
to eS per pair.
Wood Curtain Poles, IN Oak or MahOgon,
inish, complete with fixtures, loo each.
Extension brass sash rods, each lOc.
Curtain Loops, white cotton, per pair, 5
10 and loo.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Dress Innings.

How few ladies are posted on values In
dress Innings and fittings. Most Of them will
shop industriously for a bargain In the outside
material for q dress, aud when they find II
buy the balance almost "blindfold.;'
Here are a few Of our prices on standard
items:
Slater Cambria for skirt Innings, &c yard.
Rock River Selisia, an excellent grade In
staple colors, l0c yard.
SO inch Percalines, In black and colors, at $50
yard.
Sunbeam rusel and Neva silk Innings, at zoe
regular 25c retailer.
Extra heavy linen finish Canvas In black
and grey, at l0c yard.
Extra quality pure linen Canvas; l5c yard.
All Linen Collar Canvas, at zoe yard.
12ic quality black Taffeta lining, lOc yard.
Good Velveteen bindings, Sc.
We have just receive a complete line Of
colors in FEEDERS Brush binding, and car
match all the new shades In spring dresi
goods.
Silk binding Ribbon, all colors, l0c piece.
Common Hooks and Eyes, lc card.
Patent Hooks and Eyes, 2 and &c card.
Madame Lloyd's Dress Shields, l0c pair.
Dandy Dress Shields, &c pair.
Corticelli lOO. yard spool silk, Sc
Blasting Thread. 8 spools for SC
Best Machine Thread, &c spool
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Topsy Hosiery.

% dozen ladies' Topsy fast black hose at &c
q pair, q regular So value.
90 dozen heavy seamless Topsy fast black
hose, at l0c pair that you cannot match
under l2ic In other stores.
so dozen dne guage Topsy fast black bose,
at loo pair, extra good values.
Ladies' dne imported Topsy hose, high
spliced heels. This is our special Csc leader
and will compare favorably with any three
for 81 hose retailed elsewhere
Misses fast black ribbed hose, SC pair
90 dozen misses heavy seamless ribbed
black hose, sizes s to 81, at lOc pair
90 dozen boys ribbed seamless black hose
sizes 8 to 81, a special value at l5c pair
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

The Sunday edition Of the st. Louis
Republic Is q marvel Of. modern news
paper enterprise. The organization OF
its news service 10 world wide, complete
in every department; In fact, superior
to that Of any other newspaper.
The magazine section IL illustrated In
daintilytinted colors and splendid half
Itouu p~tutusvss RhAs-~spdea-esnt~ass
more high class literary matter than
any Of the monthly magazines. Ths
fashions illustrated In natural solors srs
especially valuable TO the ladiea.
Tho colored comic section is q
genuine lsugh-maker. The funny car
toons are by the best artists. Tbs
humorous stories arc high class, b.
authors Of national reputation.
Sheet music, = high-claas, popular
song, 10 furnished free every sunday Ii
The Republic.
The price OF the Sunday Republic b.
mail one year Is $500. For naie by al
news dealers.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Amons N. visitors attending tn. Mis-,

Among the v~isitort attending the Mis-.
siopary conference here and who left yes
terday were: Mrs. N. L. Hargrovs, Mrs.
q. 8. owen, Miss Clara stsRsr. Mrs. Tom
Mastin, Mrs. sussn Jones, Mrs. King,
Mrs. Henry Hunt, Mrs. Julia Simpson,
Mrs. Henry Chick, Ms. ". =. Mcclure,
Mrs. A. v. etOoksrd and Miss Mamie
Winship.
Mr.. Dave Hsathman received q postal
card yesterday from Sheriff James G.
j Crowley, Of Bay county, offering q reward
for the arrest and delivery to the Ray
county Jail, dead or alive. Of the four men
who shot Constable Ki Thomson and
Deputy Sheriff Res Crowley at 8 O'Clock
on the night Of March 9th, at King
school houss, three miles south OF Rich.
mood. A lot Of explosives were found
where the men had been camping, as II
they contemplated . sale blowing attempt
somewhere near.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

10 the Pr'bs'e Court OF Laf.yetie co1aty,
niSsgau. adjourned Fsbrusr Term,iE day,
a0nda!. March llth. A. D.. 1901.
Lstaae VI Nantksn Hilli1Iut feceaafd
NOW 1T this day OOues n q. Wilson, publin
administrator In charEo " the estate Of
hadiSon williams, deceased. and presents his
peuuon praying for 81 order for the sale OF
~ much or the real estate OF said Nadlnon
Williams, A. will pay and satay the remafn-
lug debts duo BY said.estate and yet unpaid
Tor want OF sufficient assets. accompanied By
the accounts, lists and inventories required ~
law In such cases.
On exnminafioA whereof Il Is ordered that
~ PERSONS Interested Ia said estate be notined
That application as Aforesaid has been made,
and that unless the cCntny BE- nhUwn on o.
before the nnst day 81 the neat term of this
court. 20 be held on the.second Monday In
May. 1901. an order will be made for ~
sale Of the whole or 70 much IL the real sta :
Of said Madison Williams, ~ will BE- suhlcleiis
fortho payment OF said debts
And u u futher 0rdercd hat all Of the heirs
OF said decreased residents OF Lafayette County
be personally served with notice ofthess PRO
| ceelings according to
And Il Il further ordered that this notice b
published In the ~lutelliEencer. q newspaper
published In said county for four weeks sue
cessively before the c-ommencsment Of The
next term OF this court.
A true copy. Attest
JAMES p. Grimm,
33s5 Probate Judge.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Specials.

l case Of $500 yards Of a a2-inch heavy
percale In medium and dark styles, a cloth we
have always retailed at 70, we place them on
sale at Sc yard, the price you usually pay for
prints.
Amoskeag staple check ginghams, at Sc I'd.
lOc quality medium aud dark outing cloths,
at Sc yard.
8 barrels of engraved glass tumblers' at lOc
yet of g..
Boys Brownie %overalls, ages s to u, at Csc.
IS dozen Of mems suspenders. a regular loo
quality, good webs and finished braided ends
with drawer supporter, at 100 pair
johnson Bros, white semiporcelain cups
and saucers, new pattern, at soc per set.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
THE N1SsrRgts PARADE.

HI Heury's celebrated minstrel com.
pany arrived here Monday having two
special cars 10 which the troupe 10 trans.
ported. The parade started out about u
o'clock aud parsded through Main and
other business streets. Mr.. Henry was at
the head Of the procession in 40 sutomo.
bile. The latter was 10 charge OF 40
expert who was formerly a trick bicycle
rider and be showed his dextsrity 10 the
ease and grace with which be operated
the "auto." He turned It Ia every direc,
ton so rapidly that the spectators on th,
sidewalk could not "kesp track" OF II hal
a. well ~ he kept the railway track. H,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
soS1ts HoRT-sToPs.

-
..a..
M, @tt 1oion 'e'u'"O
1r k@'''' Ply.
Dt r ? #'ilsr, OF ksnsa ivy 'ps''
. I1I p 1rf e''y "echs'uss
0r saa Hofton. from the rage wy
t1tefnetd Spent the das IN 0"' ~
1e<t<1.
W. r<.1r.;and that Mr.. Gordon white
20 .ee.t-.1 ? position witn =
~ 'ft.
.s... ...I. <ift left Wednesday evening
nee TO make hor future
on>l>ate'
,iI.. f5.s Levin went TO kansss ul'y
se,iss <>1sjne to spend . few oa''
|ite 1et 4ot1sr.
1||.s tn14 Eonnedy came up Wednea-
.1a.1I<& 20 yisi, the family Of MI
81. U.IIaao.
n 4 srers. who has been attend.
/. .ss u.ss.onhry meeting here, retnru-
q. I.1.r..tsrcs Wednesday.
~, ,.,.,,aa ior the holidays an entire
q e.. :. scos ties, mufisrs and silk
.ndEarsnIcfe at II. alnausr's. 12.22u
$3.50. m.<k 4. n. Campbell aud wife
.'...- a...b,.r. Miss Ailesn, went "a
~ 4sor.eay morning.
a. A. Wade. Of Hlegiusvills
.... Waiting relatives In oul
,.,.,o-. home Wednesday night.
* companv Kseps a call bool
s- .sth livery stable, and o .
:. nr..f CENTRAL hotel. Leave orders o
,1-e>> io-s7-tf
~ pa...u wbo has bseu visit
friend. for the past week
1+.ra3ay morning 10 her hom
NV
p.,.. hos .ocepted
.-...~- ~,,,s rmerv. Bird, rhaysr a %,
(<t~ ana eutersd upon hi
49, u~.s.c.day.
s.ueor and Miss octavl
lesnenf. who have been Waiting reiatis'
here for ! ftP days, returned rnesos
1st1ine % knosas City.
ao,fe MoEa7 TO LoAN.-on good rel
<>.atp sscrfi1}' 10 sums o. 49,
Pr can't no com, !,
t4rA- Apply 'o''e'
M. Reid Einkead, formerly, OF We
.- ~. a,ouaa IN darlington ana
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

footed the whistle at Intervals. causiug
people to rus TO doors and Window to sss
the machine, the nrSt Of its kind ever seer
In Dubuque. 1t was Q novelty that Wal
appreciated. The band included thirty
pleces, add the msmbers presented
pretty appearance. They wore whit'
beaver hats, gray coats aud l~sesinss.-
Dubuque Times, February 20.
This famous company will arrive herr
90 Sunday via special train In their owr
vestibnls cars, aud on Monday. April lat
will give ous Of their famous entertain
msuts at the New Grand opera house
Seats on sale at Crensbaw & Young's.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Lace Curtains,
Portiers, &c.

We start our Easter Sale Of Curtains
Portieres, Tapestries at such advantageous
prices to you that you cannot Ignore eur
offerings II you need anything in this line.
RULED Muslin Curtains, S6-inches vide
and ~ feet long, nice full ruifies, splendid
values, at 1925 pair.
Still better Rufied Muslin Curtains, ~
inches wide and 3 feet long, OF finest
swisses and better patterns, TT Sl.es pair.
Fine Brussels and Maine Net Curtains,
ranging in price from $3.50 per pair down to
$3.50.
Nottingham Lace Curtains Of fair SIZE and
excellent quality for the price only 4sc pair
so pair Nottingham Lace Curtains In ecru
aud white, 40 inches wide and 8 yards long,
excellent values and Just snon curtains IS
cos, You 81 psir.other Places,'w re put them on
sale at 50 and 76c pair.
Finer Nottingham Curtains, in white Or
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
High Grade Ginghams.

The finest aud most complete assortment Of
Madras shirtings and ginRham novelties
that were ever shown, Ali the latest weaves
and most deirable colorings, loo, l2tc up to
25c a yard.
50 pieces of a well known brand Zephyr
style glngham, regular s l-2c value, for Q l.2c.
Best quality AmoSkeag staple check ging-
hams, at SC per yard, regular 7c quality.
36-inch percales in new light and dark
ground styles, at lOc.
Paisley Madras, a fine double width Madras
cloth in new patterns for waists u is2c yard.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Venetians, Tricots,
Lansdown, Poplins,
Velours, Etc, Etc.

We are showing a beautiful assortment OF the above named
Goods and many other novelties in dress goods and waist cloths
,d,nfed to early spring wear. We will be pleased to have
~ ral and see what we can show you .......,Y......
New and elegant Dress Ginghams at sl-Sc, JOG and
FAC. New Spring Pecaes at 10 aud l2ic. Madras
Cloths at l2k and l5c. Cotton Covert Cloth, very
swell at l2Ic. Dotted French Chambray at 26cts
A Magnificent line of Egyptian Tissues atSOc. Cash
meres in all new spring shades at Csc. Tt1cots in
exquisite coionngs at s5c and ACC, French Chalhs at
9c. One Of the largest lines Of Black Dress GOODS
all the new and novel things from Sc 70 sio
Novelties in Window, Door and Bed DaperieS'
Sofa Pillow Covers; etc. etc.
III. Few DAYS we offer II Dundee Rugs worth Soc Tor soc
4, WOOL Luzop Rugs worth zoe for $50. IL large all wool
..,, Rnys worth ST.. ss for 81. 81; 3 Body Brussels Rugs worth
4 Tor sr.os; 3velvet Rugs worth $r75 for $I44;a Brussels
&.s. worth $I.a5 for ooc; 2 Brussels Rugs worm Piss
q extra large Kashkoi Rugs worth $2so % POO
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

Mr. Pat Pagan aud wife went to Kansas
City yesterday on a visit.
Miss Elliott Todhunter rsturoed Thurs
day mornlne from HisRinavilIe, where she
has been experimenting the packing Of
the household goods for moving to- Lex
instou.
Mrs. Shelby, widow Of the late General
Joe. Shelby, spent the day In our city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. johnson went to Kaneas City
yesterday TO attend the sale OF short
horp cattle there.
Mr.. Fred Hill, who went to Holden
some time ago, returned 10 Lexington
yesterday morning.
Mrs. John Gordon left Thurrday even
ing for Kansas City whore she goes TO
meet Mr.. Gordon.
Mr.. ~. Rhodes, Manager ofthe Harris
Anderson Lumber Co.. went 70 Kansas
City Thursday evening.
Mr.. John HARDWOOD, Of the H~igRinsville
Jeffsrsonian, was 10 our city yesterday
and dropped 10 70 zee ".
Mrs. Tom Woodward, Of Fsyette. arriv-
cd yesterday 20 visit Dor sister. Mrs.
Mike Gale. who 10 very sick.
Tom Cooley, who was taken to Hig-
einssiIIs Wednesday for his preliminary
trial. was sent 10 the asylum at 81. Joe.
, Fine farm Of 10 acres. About 4 miles
north OF Corder. For sale at o bargain.
=. Lee Wallace. Lexington, Mo. deo-22ti
|. Colonists Rates TO California-only s26
. from Kansas City, via most direct line,
' Santa Fe Ronte, every Tuesday to April
30. J. d. Easter. Jr., Agent.
Mrs. VIM. Longshors tnee Blanche
Harpsr) Of wsstport, No., who has been
. attending the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy society, returned home Thursday
q evening.
Rev. L. K. wolfe, Of HsrrisonyIlie, who
has been attending q conferences
here this week left Friday morning for
home. His wife will remain q while
longer visiting her mother, Mrs. II. b,
Taustsll.
FoR sALB-lA0 aoaes Of land, . miles OIL
nj Lexington, 100 sores in cultivation; vii
,, sell ct . bargain IL taken within 90 days
I'd will pay anyone contemplating buying
farm to Investigate this. Apply to IL
A. P~lsttenburg. IL 17tf
Is Rev. Thos. C'obb. OF Nevada. Mo-, VIII
be has been attending the missionary cou
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
auERIEEN aAIr

Traders Bank, Plaintiff,
vs..
O. Q Kinkead. 7. @. LAuderdale and d L.
King. Defendants.
BE- virtue Of an execution issued from ths
office Of the clerE OF the circuit court u
lafayette county. Missouri. In favor Of tbs
Traders Bank and against Q. =. Kinkeed.
]. @. LauderdAle and n. Z. King, 10 ne
directed and r~eturnable to the April term.
lsol, at Lexington, Of said court, | viii on
MONDAY, APRIL Is. 1901.
between the hours Of 9 O'Clock In the fore.
noon and 8 O'Clock In the Afternoon Of said
day, In trout OF the court house door, Ia the
CITY Of Lexington. during the session Of the
said circuit court, sell publicly NJ auction u
the highest bidder for cash IN hand, all tbs
right. title. interest, claim and estate OF tbe
said o. o. Kinkead, T. @. Lauderdale anu h.
r. King, defendants, in said execution, In and
to the following described real estate, situate.
lying and being In the county OF Lafayette
and state Of Missouri. to-Wit. Lot ten lrl
block &C" Batee City. Missouri.
Given under my hand this 2lst day or
92Sti ehufifr
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Millinery Opening,

Our Millinery Department will be opened
ready for business MONDAY, APRIL lsT
Miss Damron, who has had charge for sew
eal seasons Is with us again this spring,
which is sufficient guarantee that you will
find here tho finest display Of stylish Hats in
Lexington, and YOU know that millinery at
dry goods profits means a saving to you.r
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money u II fails
to cure. II. W. Groves signature 10 on
ach box. 26c.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

FoR sALE-@ acre farm knowu ss
o'Malley farm, ~ niiss scuth Of Lex
lngtou; also % acre farm knovn ~ tbs
Peaches iarm ~ miles sssth Of Lsrias-
ton. VIII make easy tsrns II soid before
February 18th, 1901. Apply TO J. 9.
Plattsnbars or wallses 4 Wallace, Lea
inRton, Mo. i'iHh
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Monday, Aprll stb. 1901 .

between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the
that day, Ia front OF the courthouse door. In
the City OF Lexington, during the session Of
the circuit court o. said county, sell publicly
at auction 10 the highest bidder, tor cash 10
Of the above-nsmed pArtios, plaintiffs aud
defendants, OF. Ia aud 10 tho following de-
scribed rea, estate, situate. lying and being
% the county OF Lafayette, and state OF
The west half Of the southeast quarter OF
section nineteen uN township City tSl rHnae
twentyslx CO..
Given under my hand this 18th day of
miea OSCAR THOMAS, sheriff.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Staples.

American light shifting prints, Ste, /
30 pieces full standard fancy dress prints,
8 l.2c yard.
Best indigo blue prints, worth sc for &c yard.
Columbia black and white prints, 10 yard.
Columbia grey prints, &c yard.
80 pieces twilled comfort c~allcoes, q 10
value, for &c yard.
Simpsons silk finished novelty prints, &c I'd.
A.. G. A. feather proof ticking, u l-2c.
Straw tickings, SC, 7 l-2c, 8 lie aud lOc I'd.
Fine cotton covelts, in variety Of colorings,
IL 1-2c yard.
Bleached Mohawk sheets, hemmed ready
for use, SOC.
"a Pepperell sheeting, loo yard.
"a Dover unbleached sheeting, l3c yard.
Fruit of Loom bleached muslin. 7 l-2c yard.
Lonsdale bleached muslin, Z l-2c yard.
Notice the quality of the bleached yard wide
| soft finished muslin we sell at &c yard.
Yard wide unbleached muslin, &c.
Fine Sea Island unblesched muslin, &c.
Amoskeag staple and fancy check apron
Qinghams, perfectly fast colOrs and the beat
goods made, &c yard.
Double fold fancy skirting tickings, loo I'd.
SO.inch extra heavy shifting at &c yard, reg
ular lOc goods.
Our line of cheyiOts at 7 IL cents are what
other stores sell at s l-2 cents.
That line of sc shirtings we show are splen-
did values and would b. cheap at 6l-2c.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

Owing TO sbs mild weather I did not
sell as many oysrcoats aSI anticipated ana
have yst over 900 Of them 90 hand. In
order to dispose Of a. many OF them o.
possible, I have concluded TO saeriAos my
entire profit, and nov oder them ct prime
cost, II. Hluausr. i2-s2ti
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30
Everything Desirable
In Silks.

We believe that we show more different
styles in Silks and Dress Goods than any store
in Lexington. You can find here at our al
ways lowest prices the same goods other
stores insist upon selling at a big profit.
Foulard Silks, which are going to be 30
popular this season, we show In single dress
patterns so there will be no duplicates. In all
the new colorings and exclusive new styles, at
75c aud CSC yd.
Liberty Sa'ins, another popular dress silk 10
the popular shades, at CSC yard. x
4+inch Black Grenadines. in Q yard dress
patterns at Sl.2b I'd.
Flannel Silks. SO popular for waists, Ia
white, pink, blue and old rose, at CSC yard.
2+inch fine China Silks, a t6oc.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

For all pulmonary troubles Bsilsrd's
Horehound Syrup, taken 10 the early
stages, proves certain and sure specific.
II is equally effective 10 Group std
whooping cough, and n used 10 season
prevents the further devslopmsnt OF con-
sumption. Prices. rs and 50 ospts. Bold
by Crsnshaw q Young. 3 0ml
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

pleases all the family. -Four fiavors -lemou
orange, raspberry aud strawberry. At you
Grocen, 10 cents, Try 1t today.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-30

Children often inherit feeble digestive
power aud collie Of Q more or issa severe
character results, whsn food 10 taken
which IL at all dlficuit 10 digcst. whites
Cream vsrm'iuge acts as q general and
psrmansn, tonic. Price, % cents. Bold
BY Crenshaw & Young. em1