The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13

Mr.. n. NJ. Cooper, n OF Lafayette
county's cattle men, shipped a car Of
shorthorn bulls to Kansas City yes
terday evening and from Kansas City
they will be sent TO Texas.
The transfer company keeps a call book
st the Mammoth livery stable aud one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. u
Mr.. Phil Marshall. who has been
sick for so long a time, went TO
Kansas City yesterday evening to
visit relatives there. We hope the
change may prove beneficial to his
health.
Justices Of the peace and notaries public
can be supplied with chattle mortgages
at this office, at 5 cents per copy. All
kinds OF blanks PRINTED to order. II
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday afternoon to Mr.. August
Kordes and Miss Emma Broenstrup,
beth OF Wellington; and to Mr.. Carl
Bertz and Miss Lulu L. Horn, both
OF Lexington.
Rev. b. Marvin Harris, Of Dear
born, Mo-, who is engaged 10 Evan
gelistic work in Missouri, has been
spending a few days visiting at Gen.
tral Female college. He left this
morning for New Franklin, Mo.
Most women with female weakness suf-
fer d~readrully from the piles in addition
to their other pains. They may be cured
by using Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment.
Price, 50 cents 10 bottles, tubes, 70 cents.
For sale by Crenshaw & Young. 4-6m1
Mr., Wat Aull shipped out one load
Of hogs last night to ST. Louis and
four loads Of cattle to Chicago over
the Missouri Pacific. The Missouri
Pacific makes a fast run and gets
them into st. Louis tomorrow
morning.
Some people know that Lafayette
county is Gods country. In a pub
lie sale in partition yesterday at the
court house door 40 acres of land
!. brought $54 per acre and 40 acres
more brought s45 per acre, Uld La
faYette is good enough for us, thank
you.
: The county court yesterday even
5 ing, under the new law, appointed
Prof. j. W. Tomkins a member Of
the county institute board. This
morning Mr.. Geo. f. Zeysing was
i, appointed Justice Of the peace of
Dover township TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of J. A.
Harwood, who expects soon to move
TO Idaho.
Governor Dockery has selected Mr..
Lee j. Slusher as a member OF his
military staff and has conferred upon
. him the Office Of lieutenant colonel,
, The governor has made no mistake ir
the selection OF MI. Siusher. He i,
one OF our most substantial aud
h0n0red citizens whom Lafayette
' county Is pleased to claim. He is
~staunch democrat whom the county
. is pleased to see honored by our gov
ernor With 10 appointment on hi
staff.
The annual parish meeting Of Chris
\ Episcopal church was held yesterday
! afternoon In the guild room and wa,
J, well attended, Rev. j. K. Dunn min
: lister in charge presiding. The an
= nual report Of the officers showed The
parish to be in a healthy anC
Encouraging condition. The ole
Vestry were reelected as follows
. Junge J. f. Smith, senior warden
Geo. K. Smith, junior warden; Capt
J B. T. Wylie, A. E. Hays, f. Trigg
9 Mr.. Dunn is a faithful and earnes'
worker and the church is doing wei
under his passionate.
The Wentworth Military Academ,
broke ground yesterday on the new
track that is being prepared fol
o athletic work. The track extend.
around the grounds on the north sidi
of the academy and is one-fifth of {
s mile in length. A number of the
cadets are in training and the acad.
g emy will have a strong team selected
: for the track events that are to take
, place In Kansas City later 10 the sea
son. Prot. Perry has the boys ir
= charge, and judging from his success!
4 as a trainer in foot bail ana basket
ball, we may expect W. NJ. A. Il
make a good showing In the field O.
. track athletics.