The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-10-26

waiter b. Waddell, who shipped
'h rec fine Herefords to the big show
it Kansas City Friday, left for that
city Sunday afternoon and will
re main until the show closes.
AN American Tramp" put on at
New Grand opera house Monday
light drew a big house. The enter
Ia nment was one of some merit and
Characters were we'll portrayed.
Mis-. NJ. ID. Wilson left Monday
M o rning for Kansas City, where she
Will spend several days visiting
friends and attending the horse show.
she goes to St. Joseph a few
days.
The street fair at Concordia is said
to have been a great success. Quite
a number of premiums were awarded
and a grand good time was had dur
lug the three days that the fair
LASTED.
TIC. Sawyer, who has some of his
ii ne cattle on exhibition, is attending
the big show at Kansas City this
W eek and spending the time with
h IS brother, A. +. SAWYER, at indie.
pc ndenCe.
Mrs Bette Malloy, Of Maysville,
Ky, who has been spending the past
fe W days with the family of John G.
w orthlngton, left for Kansas City
Friday evening for a visit to friends
an d relatives.
&c. Venable, formerly manager Of
the New Grand opera house here,
now clerk at the Huckins hotel at
Sc dalia, came IN Saturday night to
visit the home folks. He returned
to Sedalia Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. GOsnell an,
n ounce the engagement of theil
d laughter, Mary Lewis, to Mr.. Lynn
G. Ordon Buford, of independence.
The wedding will be celebrated in
n ovember. kansas City Star.
The Missouri Pacific officials have
ISSUED a bulletin to all train men, en-
z ! ncerS and superintendent to pre-.
pare themselves to pass the eXamina.
ton, standard rules, which will be
put IN force on this line November /.
happiness depends very much on the
= n ndition of the liver and kidneys. The
Ills Of life make but little impression or
I n ose whose digestion is good You cat
r sgulate your liver aud kidneys with
II erbine and enjoy health and ~buoyancy
OF spirits. Price, SO cents. For sale b!
Crenshaw & Young. 10 5m1
Here is a story of marriage afte
m AZURE deliberation. Meyer Selig
aged so years, and Mrs. Rosa Ricl
man, aged rs years, welded at New
" ork. The romance began in Ger
, many more than half "A century aye
The marriage of Miss Sue Menefee
Of Richmond, Mo-, and Mr.. MasoI
: William Little, of Chillicothe, i
4 nnOunced to take place in the Meth
OdiSt church of Richmond Novembe
L 4tb. Both have friends in Kansa
City.-Kansas City Star.
There are thousands Of people %sufferin
u ntold tortures from the piles because {
; t he popular impression that they can nc
De cured. Tabler's Buckeye Pile DIN,
M eut will cure them and the patient wi
remain cured. Price, 50 cents 10 bottle
Tubes, Is cents. For sale by Crenshaw
: vopno. 10 5m1
James r. Woods, who drew the frs
claim at Lawton, and for "a long tim
w as much talked about man, die
on last Friday of typhoid fever an
e w as buried at the government cen
Y etery at Fort Sill. His widow fal
d n cir to his claim, the interior depar
ment at Washington having settle
all contests.
Henry Stafford, aged about
years, died at his home a few mile
G south Of town Sunday morning of
compilation of diseases. He was
In ard working man and about a yea
20 his mind gave way and he sper
several months in the asylum {
J Nevada, but he could not be curet
He was brought home just two weel
3 a go.
WANTED-Several persons OF charact
I a nd good reputation 10 each state Zone
8 this county required) to represent at
3 a dvertise old established wealthy busine'
: IN ouse Of solid fuancial standing, Sala'
I $500 weekly with expenses additions
4 all payable in cash each Wednesday dire
from head offices. Horse and carriag
Z furnished, when necessary. Reference
! T. nClose self addressed stamped envelop
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