The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-05-11

left yesterday for his home ct Napton.
His wife will remain some time longer.
Major Mcdowell. Of st. Louis, general
manager OF the Missouri Pacific Coal
company. stopped over Thursday night TO
visit Capt. Wiley, superintendent Of the
mines here, and left yesterday mOrning.
German school will begin Tuesday
next at German 81. e. church, 10 this
city. All who wish to study German are
cordially invited. School hours from $50
TIL l1:S0 a. m. II. A. HoHENwALD. /
Mr.. Jas. Manly, brother Of DR.. Chas.
Manly, who has been visiting the doctor
here for q few days, left Tuesday evening
for his home 10 Tyler, Texas, where he is
engaged In the cotton compress business.
The New Grand orchestra has been
engaged to furnish the music for the
excursion steamer, Jacob Richtman,
which makes three excu-sions here coR-
msncing Saturday, May 18th. Excursion
leaves foot OF Tenth street at s p. m,
Rev. Edward A. Neville. of West Plains,
No., came up from Sedalia Thursday
evening for q short visit with Captain
Wiley. Mr.. Neville is temporarily 10
charge, during the absence Of the regular
pastor, Of Calvary parish In Sedalia.s
Little Miss Zetta Lewis and Master
Floyd Lewis, of Kansas City, came down
Friday morning to spend the day with the
family Of Mr.. W. B. Schultz. They for
merly lived In Lexington, their father
being the ~bsokkeeper for Mr.. ]. @. Nc
Grew.
Miss Helen and Master Horace Stewart,
nine and seven years old, grandchildren
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Green, Of our city,
arrived alone from Denver Wednesday
to visit their grandparents here. They
were met at the depot by Mir. San. Green,
their uncle.
Whites Fishing Park opened after
May LIST. Fine place Tor camping; plenty
OF boats and tents and lots Of fine fish.
Four miles northeast OF Wayerly and four
miles northwest Of Grand Pass. Address
all Communications to Whites Fishing
aud Sporting Co., Waverly, Mo. 5.4ml
Capt. A. A. Lesueur, OF Kansas City,
IL visiting the family OF HE brother, MIR.
j. o. Lesueur, south Of town. He and
his wife went to Marshall yesterday
for Q short visit. He has several propo.
sitions under consideration bat has not
yet decided upon any definite plans for
the future.
Notice the advertisement OF Mr.. e. g.
LOOMS In today's paper. He tells you
some interesting things about wall paper
that will be interesting to read. He also
gives you some prices that will make 10
to your interest { o come TO him and buy,
Dollars saved are dollars made. and his
store Is the place for you to make money
by buying right.
Piles ara not only most painful, but
also very dangerous, as the intiamed
nodules are very apt to take on mallgneni
action and cancer OF the restum 10 pro.
duced. They should be cured. Tabler'i
Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure the
most obstinate cases. Price, 80 cents In
bottles. Tubes, rs cents. For sale BY
Crenshaw & Young. 6.4m1
Sunday, II O.. m, at the South streel
Christian church, e. j. Fenstermachel
will preach TO young men: "fresent Day
IHindrances to Success" Evening 1880,
There's Room for Me-" An anthem, "a
|, Wonder II There's Room For Me-" will
be sung by choir; also q duet. "Rest In
Heaven" BY male voices. Strangers ant
public cordially welcomed.
As vaccination prevents smallpox, ant
! quinine chiIls and fever, 80 Teethina pre-
vents and counteracts the effects OF tn
summers heat, much dreaded by neither
with small children. Teethina relieves
the many troubles incident to teethini
and the hot summers, and no mother /
excusable for not giving 1t, for it cost
= only rs cents at druggists; or mail 2
cen to to Z. ]. Moffett, M. D., st. Loui
, Missouri. 5.llt2
The excursion steamer Jacob Richtmal
will make three excursions here com
mencing Saturday, May 18th. Thi
v steamer wa built in 1898, remodeled II
/ 1901. Hard maple dancing floor, 2OxA
cabin we'll ventilated; electric lights AM
!, fans. This steamer has made 1854 trip
without q mishap. Passenger capacit!
700. Admission % cents. Steamer leave
from the foot Of Tenth street at s o'clocl
D.. m, returning at 10 .. m.
a Miss Bessie Atkieson has been choseI
as the representative Of Lexington In tn
Globe Democrats worlds fair beaut,
contest aud her photograph will thus g
before the judges in the contest to deter
=. mine what young lady will be entitled t
the distinction Of being the most beau
!. tiiul young woman 10 Missouri. 1t Is n
little honor to win 10 q beauty contes
In Lexington, and we trust that Mis-
Atkieson may be equally as successful l
the state contest.