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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13
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gMiss Fls.s Bradley su,sr,.,
ir'snds THURSDAY night at a n.y. q
the homo Of Mrs. John Hausp
following ladies were prea.0,. 4
Mary Blackwell. Bessie A,L. "
Kriehn, Mrs. Lucille RObl,.oS
gentlemen were Mr.. Lealie sI~'s 4
Cadets Miller, Hudson, stn,~ue
sampson. Delightful reireabm'N Z
served and all had q mOs, :
evening, PEE
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13
CIRCUIT COURT DIVORCE DAY.

THURSDAY vas divorce day 10 the cir.
cult court here, and the following cases
were before the coort:
Henry Sellmyer vs.. Lucinda Sellmyer;
plaintiff made and filed proof OF publica.
ton and was grated a decree OF divorce.
En- ma Tborp vs. Jesse Thorp; decree
for plaintiff and custody Of child and
restoration Of maiden name.
Chas. Z. Cooper VS.. Mamie f. Cooper;
decree for plaintiff.
Katie Beddow ". Robert j. Beddow;
decree for plaintiff. =
Winnie HutchssoO, VS.. Harry o. Hutch.
ason deere. for plaintiff as prayed.
Laora s'uysin ss. John W. sauyain +.
tsEen under Amusement until next term
d curt.
Aona CanuAdy vs.. Albert Cannady;
eonti nued Until nsIt terrn of court.
Mr.. Cha. =. Mitchell is sick and threat.
ened with ~pbsnrooeiA
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13

Some of the twentieth century Bos-
ton women have announced their in
tention of riding astride at the horse
show next week, Notwithstanding the
disapproval of prudish Mrs. Grundy'
Astride saddles for women are things
upon which the women must be to
some extent divided.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13

Emperor William 10 decreeing that
the English language shall be taught
in the high schools of Germany, in
place OF French, which shall hereafter
be optional, shows that he still has
good judgment in some things and
realizes the healthy force and power
of the good old AnglO-Saxon as COM
pared with the artificial ''parles vOus'
of the continental frog eaters.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13

Complete returns from the election =
county school commissioner give EusI
1858 and Philips 1873.
Miss Eleanor Hays, who h,, ~,
spending a couple Of months with r..
tives 10 St. Joseph, returned to LeIip,r
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. L. McGrew, of Durango, Cd
who has been visiting Mrs. Bal ia r
city for some little time, lett for bon.
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Simns, one Of The s,rdsu.|
Of the Baptist Female college, Id
Wednesday to spend a few days at ID
home at Atehisoo, Kas.
Mrs. Dr.. Carter, Of Odesss, who I'd
been visiting her sister, Miss Lille Poll
at Central Female college for a few dyd
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Vaughan returned Tusau
evening from Napton. Mo, where abe Ia
been spending q lew wSaks ~SA \
daughter, Mrs. Geo p. Smith.
Mrs. Sophia Conner went to waIal
Wednesday to attend the dis:rc. CO..
ference Of the Methodist church Wsia|
Is 10 session there this week.
WANTED-Energetic workers, NAE d
female, 10 represent rs 10 every seAa
big profit; steady employment. For r1
ticulArs call ou or address, c. B. Buts.
California, No. Aim
Mr.. Lafayette w. Groves msvS U
household goods "Wednesday 10 NJ
farm north OF Corder. where be eIpsca4
reside. We regret TO lose Mr.. Grovst b.
our midst, but wish him well 10 BIZ N
home.
Neuralgia pains, rheu matism, lumxI
ADD scisctic pains, yield to the PsnssI
ting influences OF Billiards. Snow W
ment. Price, q and 80 cents. PusI
by Creashsw & Young 4-St|
DR.. Z. C. Gordon returned Thurs
from Liberty, where he has been sEaa
ing the meeting Of the upper Misnr
Presbytery. He stopped At Iudeperas
Wednesday night to visit friends thss
The ferry boat was laid up TsAI
on account OF a steam pipe burstinl "
damage has been repaired aod tsiHI
ular crossings are being made 1
eugiueer OF the boat received s0mes -
burns on the hand from escaping 80
but his injury was not serious euo0p'
prevent his re mai ming st MS worE'
The automobile built at Mr.. Tsno0f
machine shop was taken u ior'n
spin Thursday afternoon and the '
proved that the machine could 90. ~
are some little points about the mseol'
that will have to be changed q lN"'
enable the machine 20 do better
climbing work, when IL j. e1p-cVe0'
i will move along all right We D
The machine may prove complete
less.
Maj. t. s. Chandler left Tues
evening for Kansas City to ai'eno
fuDeral OF his brother, Mr.. Jane'
Chandler, who died 10 Kansas Guy ~
lay. This Is the second brother tnN :
Chandler has lost recently snd tn',
twin Of Mr.. John G. Chandler, VINO
only a short time ago at Liberty
Maj. Chandler has the sympathy "
community In this bic Esd loss.
As the hot weather Of summer y
preaching this paper will constant!
before Its readers Teethina, = F
which where known, is being un''e
used to prevent aud countersct 'ne,,
OF warm weather upon small co'
aud it il hoped that all mothers "
community will keep their ch'lo''s
healthy condition By giving w. !.
costs only % cents at druggists; OF =,
cents to {. j. Nonett, NJ. d. o.,
Mo, ~"
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In writing recently concerning tot
unnecessary discussion Of r~eOrgAnlEA'
ton David B. Hill says: 1.-The old
party of jefferson, Jackson and Tilden
still lives and is good enough for us
What we need now is courage
patience, unity and aggressiVeness'
Let us adhere to the old fashioned
principles of democracy and the future
will take care of ITSELF" Right you
are, David, and If YOU would always be
good, Brother Jonathan might some day
give you q piece Of pie.
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CORRESPONDENTS wANTED-The In.
TELLIGENcER wants a correspondent In
every town 10 Lafayette icounty. Write
for particulars.
MI. Geo. scbawe Thursday purchased
the vacant lot Just south OF his home on
Third street, add Sc soon as possible to
get his plans completed be will build A
nice five room cottage on the lot.
Remember We have moved from Frank.
lin to Main street opposite the Racket
store, where we have a large clean stock
oil new and second hand goods oil all
kinds. Upholsterlug aud repairing
promptly and neatly. done, Il
CoLLARD's NEW AND 2sD HAND sroRH
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Lieutenant Tom Cobb.

southwest Mail.
A dispatch from Washington says that
Lieutenant Tom Cobb, now on duty with
bis regiment 10 the Philippines, has
beep listed by the secretary Of war for
the first li%eutenantship 10 the regular
army.
Lieutenant Cobb is a son OF Rev. 7. NJ.
Cobb, OF this city, aud has made a gooo
record in Uncle Sans volunteer army.
For many months he was a member OF
the repertorial stan on the Kansas City
Times. Since bis regiment has been in
tie field he has written several very
fine articles en- the war, which have been
published in the Mail. His many friends
10 Missouri will be glad to know that be
is 10 be promoted.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13

Mr.. s.. Levin returned Wednesday
from Kansas City, wnete be has bren
spending a few days.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13
DEATHS.

Died, in Higginsville, "wednesday
8, 1901, the infant child OF Jacob Es
meyer and wife. Interment At Cir, I,
etery Thursday.
Died, 10 Odessa. "Wednesday. AMI
1901, MIR. Chas. H. Hammer, alter
and painful illness. Mr.. Hammer En 4
OF the old citizens OF the county.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13
BIRTHS

Born, In H~igginsville, recently
wife OF Rev. MIR. Bea.tle, a boy. "'
Born, at Odessa, Thursday, Aurill \,
to the wife OF Robert Bush, a bow
Born, in Waverly. March 80, 1871 n.
wife OF VIM. N. Hogan, a boy.
Born, in Wayerly, March 30, 1901 IA.
wife OF Mr.. John Stewart, a boy.
Born, near Lexington, April I Ion
the wife Of MI. Lewis Goats, a girl.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13

Mr.. Cha. \. 1ictelli lie sick and threat.
ened With pbsn roouiA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

Whin he was boy, they give We quin-
inc FIR whatever allied ye, an now they
give ye sthrychnine an mex year they'll
be glvn' ye PROOF" acid maybe. lie
says they're fndin' new things tn mat
Their with ye ivry day, an oil things
that have to be taken out, ontil tn time
is comm whin not more thin half "
us'll be rale an rest1l be rubber. He
says they ought to enforce tn law "
assault with deadly weepin again III
doctors. He says that II they Knew
less about plzen an more about Cruel
an opened fewer patients an more Win
dows, they'd not be so many Christyan
Scientists. He says tn difference be-
tween Christyan Scientists an doctors
Is that Chrlstyan Scientists thinks
they'se no such thing as disease an doe
tors thinks there amt anything else
An there ye ar-re."
What dye think about it?' asked
Mr.. Hennessy.
Il think" said Mr.. Dooley," that II
tn Christyan Scientists had some
science an III doctors more Chrystyan-
ity it wuddenu make amy diff renee
which we called inf ye had good
nurse"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07
PICTURE PUZZLE.
Can you read this Provcv1.

but be sure and wear black Diagonal
instead of a blue Nightie and then the
Papers will speak OF you as Subs'ar-
tial Citizen"
After that, little Ralph set out to be
Chinaman. all except the Get-up. lie
toiled like a Cart-Horse and abiured all
Luxuries. He kept everything that
came to him except when the Laundry
Boy eornered him and rendered bill
for Shirt Collars and 3 Pairs OF
Cuffs.
At the age when most Boys are going
In for Neckwear. Summer Hosiery and
stiekPins, Ralph was making Pay
ments on Town Property and trying to
beat the Record of the Man who lived
on Is Cents Day.
His Parents were proud OF him. It
was freely predicted that he would de-
velop into Great Financier and % up
everyone who came near him.
He loaned Money at Pawn Brokers'
Interest and he was Eeech at Collect
Ing.
His Father thought so we'll of his
Abilities that he took him into the CON
cerl
AS soon as Ralph got the Hang Of the
Business, he made IL Stock Company
and worked a little Skulldngsery With
Eastern Capital and Fictitious Trans
fers and gobbled up a Majority of the
Shares.
When Father came down one Morn
ing he found that he was working for
Ralph and would be Docked II he took
more than Is Minutes for Lunch.
For the first Time Father began to
harp about 1ngratitude. and how much
sharper than n Serpent's Tooth is a
mean low-lived Jab from a Thankless
Child.
For all these Years you have pound
ed 1t into me that Sentiment is Dear
come to believe it,, said Ralph. When
you urged me to get out and use the
Double Cross, you did not put In a
clause about shipping a few Relatives
who happened to be in the Way. Just
because you designed the Machine is no
Sign that you can Monkey with the
Cog-Wheels. Buckle down to work the
same as the other Hands or / may
have to give you the Sack"
MORAL: AS the Twig Is bent the
Tree is inclined to be Crooked.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

engulf the Young Soul at that Moment.
He had not been forgotten by Old Sanity
after all No, .noeed! He had five
dlmpled Dollars locked up in the Bank,
to linger there until he should be q.
Although he would be unable to han
die the Coin, the knowledge that 1t was
in the Custody of responsible Corpor-
alton and could be drawn in 16 years
was sufficient to give him several quiv-
ers OF Delight.
With what Ecstacy little Ralph would
scamper off to put Papa and Mamma
next He would wave the Bank-Book
above his Head and his Gleeful Shouts
would break the Dull Morning.
"Oh, look, Pop" he would exclaim.
Isn't this Ipskalorious? I have Buck
erinos deposited to my credit with the
Savings Department of the Hercu-
lanaeum National Bank and Funda-
mental Reserve Trust Company. Am
not to be Congratulated?
Then, after Breakfast, there would be
glad Scene. Dada would take little
Ralph on his Knee and togethe- they
would do the careful Compute :, the
Compound interest on IS for a period
ct Is Years at per cent. pei anaum.
flow the Eyes of Toddlekir5 would
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07
MIR. DOOLEY ON THE
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE

Copyright. 1901 by Robert Howard Russell.
whats Christyan Science?" asked
Mr.. Hennessy.
"'Tis wan way Nv gettin tn money"
said Mr.. Dooley.
But what's it like?" asked Mr.. Hen
messy.
We'll" staid Mr.. Dooley. Eye have
something tn matther with We. Ye
have leg cut off,
9TH Lord save u.s." exclaimed Mr..
Hennessy.
THAT is, we think We have" Mr.. Doo-
ley went on. Eye think we have leg
cut off. Ye see it goin' an says ye to
ye'ersilf: More expinse. A wooden
leg. Ye think ye have lost it. But
we're wrong. Ye're as well as iver ye
was. Both legs is attached to ye. on'y
We don't know it. Ye call up Chris
tyan Scientist or yeer wife does. Not
NANNY men is Christyan Scientists but
near all women is, in wan way or an
other. Ye'er wife calls up Christyan
Scientist, an says she: Me husband
thinks he's lost leg, she says. Non
sense says tn Christyan Scientists, she
says, f'r she's women too. Nonsense,
says she. No wan liver lost leg she
says. Well. tits sthrange, says tn wife.
He's mislaid it thin she says fr he
hasn't got it, she says. He on'y thinks
he's lost it, says tn Christyan Scien-
fist. Lave him think it on again.
she says. Lave him raymimber.' she
says 'they'se no such thing in tn
wurruld,' she says. as pain an injury.
she says. Lave him to put his mind
hard to it, she says, AN I'll put mine,
she says, AN well all put our minds
to it, an twill be all fright she says.
So she thinks an tn wife thinks an
We think tn best we know how an afther
awhile leg comes peepn' out with
complete set iv tootsies an be tn time
tn las thought is expinded, we have a
set iv as well-matched gambs as We liver
wore to picnic. But We mustn't stop
thinkin' or ye'er wife or tn Christyan
Scientists. If wan Nv we laves 60 tn
rope, tn leg'll get discouraged an quit
CROWN. Nanny a mans sprouted a
limb on'y to have 1t stop between tn
ankle an tn shin because tn Chris
tyan Scientist was called sfgay. to see
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

The Modrea Fable of Ralph Who
Got Business Training and
Knew What to DO with II.
Copyright. 1901. by Robert Howard Rus
sell.
couple owning a son named Ralph
resolved to mould him into Money
Getter. When he was in Short Dresses
they told him that Candy destroyed the
Teeth and Peanuts caused Pimples, so
the best thing he could do was to plant
his Coppers in the little Tin Bank.
When Christmas came they did not
spoil Ralph by giving him a lot of Gew-
Claws and t'rumperies. They cut out
the Skates and Molasses Taffy. Ralphy
would uncoil himself on Christmas
morning and crawl out in the ghostly
Silence to investigasa the Stocking and
see If he had pulled Blank. At first
it would seem Limp and Empty, but
away down in the Zoe he would find
little Pass-Book and on the First Page
there would be inscribed in a Firm Bust
ness Hand, Cash, So"
Oh, what Tidal Wave OF Joy would
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

every little, helps. for which Reason
he was expected to freeze on TO every
Red Cent that came his Way.
After they had fed him these Rules
for a few Seasons, Ralph came home
one Day and said: Father, Dear, have
located the Model Business Man / can
put you against Boy who is Pattern
of all the Virtues that you have been
recommending to me. You two ought
to be Great Friends.
SO Ralph led his Father down Street
and pointed out a Chinsman hard at
Work in his little Laundry.
Behold the Chink," said Ralph. "Ac-
cording to what you have told me. he
is All that the Business Man should
sbe. He fIustles early and late. saves his
Stuff, doesn't blow himself for Finery,
and his Food is Cheap and Wholesome
Let US 90 in and hail i'm as Brother.
mot So" said the Father. Let us
not be too Friendly with him to-day for
tomorrow we may be called upon to
come around here and euchre him out
of all he possesses. He is Heather
ana was dipped in the wrong Vat.
will admit that IL he had been Born IN
Providence, R. l., instead of Ki vi and
could omit the Pig-Tail and grow
Throat Warmers. he would have US
blowing about his Sterling Qualities
and his Picture would be hanging in
every Business College. would advise
you to INITIATE him in many Respects.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

and let him see the front of the Bank
Building or else let him hold the Book
for little while.
Often, while Ralph was at School,
trying to build out his Mind, or per-
chance while he was playing Pull-Away
with thoughtful Companions, he would
happen to remember that his Deposit
was increasing at the Rate of One and
Two-thirds Cents a Month, and the
whole Day wonld seem brighter.
When he was his Parents decided
with the somber Responsibilities Of
Commercialism. They allowed him 10
pick Potato Bugs and run Ernnds.
When he had accumulated enough Cap
ital, they would encourage him to go
and buy himself nice Pair of Mittens
of jumper Suit OF Underwear.
He began to trade with the other
Boys and Skin them for all they mad.
He worked on their Weakness, giving
them Lump Sugar and Fishing Tackle
for old Bottles and Copper Boilers,
which he sold to the Junk Man. His
Parents would pat MIN on the Head
and tell him to keep 1t UP and some Day
he would be an Honored Figure on the
Stock Exchange.
They loaded him up with Proverbs
and Maxin1s about wearinp Main at
tire and ploughing Deep while Slug
CARDS sleep and routing out with the
Lark in the Morning and working un-
til the Cows come home at Night and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

boiling down good rich beef stock I'M
I'll II is reduced to the consistency OF a
thin, bright brown paste. All tat and
sediment must be removed from the
stock before IL Is boiled down for glare.
Glazing should be done over a quick
IRE and the boiling should be fast un-
I'll well reduced. when a change TO a
smaller stewpan can be made while
the boiling continues. Glazing must be
kept in a weil-ooYered jar, and when
required for use should be put into a
stewpSn and let stand in boiling water
until the jelly Is melted. II must be
brushed over the tongue. chicken or
beet With a glazing brush once or twice,
until the operation is finished Bon
Ing, Harding and hraising are the three
most difficult operations TO achieve well
in cookery. Boning is so little under
stood as TO be left entirely In the
butchers hands. 1t would quite re-
pay the mistress OF a family TO take a
few lessons In the art.
The bones are useful In making soup
stock and gravies. and that waste is
done away with when the work is done
at home. Begin by bcning a turkey or
fowl, which is comparatively easy. Cut
through the skin down the center of the
back and raise the flesh carefully on
either side with the point of a sharp
knife until the sockets o. the wings and
thighs are reached.
When they are detached the whole
OF the body may be easily separated
from the flesh and taken out entire.
Only the neekbones and wishbone will
remain 10 be removed. The bird thus
prepared may be restored to its origi-
nal form by filing the legs and wings
with force eat and the body with liyers
mixed with parboiled tongue, fine sau-
sage meat or thin slices OF bacon, and
then sewsd'up and trussed as usual
MARTHA.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07
MODERN FABLES.
By GEORGE ABE.

The Modren Fable of Ralph Who
Got Business Training and
Knew what to DO with IL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

Boil two pounds of sugar with two
glasses of water, skim 1t we'll. until, on
shaking the skinner after dipping II IN
the sugar, the latter drops from IT ike
icicles, then you may put In -FOUR
pounds of cherries picked and stoned;
boil them, and when the marmaiade
flows readily take it from the fire and
put it into pots.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

sparkle with Understanding as he cast
II? the Colrmn OF Figures ami realized
that within IL Months he would be en-
titled to % Cents that he couldn't get
at,
On his Birthday, II Ralph had been
Good. his Father would take him down
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

Strip your eurTants off from the
punches. and soak them in boiling
water until they break; then take them
off the fire and lay them on a sieve TO
drain, and when they are cold pass
them through the same sieve to clear or
the seeds, and then dry them over the
fire till you bring your sugar to the
boiling point. allowing as much sugar
as fruit; mix all we'll together, simmer
1t over the fire some time, then put the
marmalade into pots.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

WHAT WE TREAT Me RGst disease eu5f
Stomach and Bowels, such as DYSPEPSIA, Consti,
patton Piles Diarrhpa; Eye and Ear Diseases
Deformities and Surgical Diseases; Chronic and
Desperate Rheumatic. Heart and Liver Diseases
Blood and Skin Diseases. such as Scrofula Ulcers.
Eczema Pimples Freckles etc: Female Diseases,
especially those which have bailied the skill oil
other phy sicians Epieptc Fits, Rupture perIna-
Spinal and Nervous Diseases Paralysis, bocomo
tor Ataxia Neuralgia. Sciatica, Lumbago, Head
ache Sleeplessness, Dizziness. Brain and Nervous
Exhaustion and Spinal Irritation Cancer cured
without the use Of knife. Kidney and Bladder
Diseases, Brights Disease, Diabetes, lniamma-
ton Of the Bladder Enlarged Prostate. frequent
and dribbling Urnation, etc. Throat. Lung ana
Nasal Diseases such as Catarrh. Bronchitis, Asth-
ma Consumption, Deafness, etc, cured by our
original system of home treatment.
1t costs no more to employ an expert than to
risk your life with an inexperienced physician.