The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-07-26

Born, at Corder, July 10, to the wife
Of MIR. VIM. Groves. a girl.
Born, at Corder, July IS, 10 the wife
of Mr.. ]. C. Frerking, a girl.
Born, at Odessa. July "A, to tn
wife Of Mr.. Frank Trew, a boy.
The Sweet Springs development
company claims to have struck oil.
Married, at Odessa, July ~, Mr..
Joseph Robinett and Miss Gertrude
Bernard.
Bolton has organized a company to
develop recently discovered oil
resources.
Lafayette county will this year get
Sl2. OS4.lS as Der annual apportiou-
ment Of the state school fund.
A tornado at Baltimore July 90,
t, caused the loss of eleven lives. Hun
! dreds Of houses were unroofed.
The August meeting at Dover begins
Friday, August s.. Elder Charles H.
Plattenburg Will conduct the meeting,
The transfer company keeps a call book
! at the Mammoth livery stable, and on at
' the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders q
=, these places. lO-27-tt
A new directory Just completed,
shows that Kansas City now has .
population OF sO7, 492, a gain Of AZ pei
! cent over last year.
e At Marshall, Saturday night George
: Wiley shot and killed Miss Dovie Flynn
. and then killed himself because shl
refused to marry him.
The annual encampment of the Sab
bath school assembly Of Missouri
It Cumberland presbyterian church, viii
it be held at Pertle Springs, Aug u.
E. AT Hamburg, Germany, Sunday, th'
q steamship Premius with 1856 passen
$ gers on board, was cut IN two by
tug. Only 80 on board were saved.
I It requires no experience to dye wit
e Putnam Fadeless Dyes. Simply boilinI
your goods in the dye is all that lie neces
I. sary. Sold by Chas. W. Loomis. Uni
Rev. j. F Kemper rendered his re
signation as pastor of the Marshal
Baptist church, last week, to tax
, effect, Sept. LIST. The church r%ejecte
the resignation.
NJ Fulton Sun: L U. Nickel is suf
erlng from a badly sprained ankl
which he sustained IN a fall caused b
the breaking Of a step at his place {
business Tuesday.
Business men who lack the vim, sns
a. and vigor they once had, should use He
bine, 1t will purity the blood, streugthe
and i~uvigorate the system. Price so CEN
For sale By Crsnshaw & Young. 7m1
In 1901 the stale school fund WI
100000 larger than it had been Il
~ year before. In 1907 the fund
III 1885,, 900 larger than it wa. last yea
no Let the democrats rob the fund son
u more.
10 Republican papers are not slow
&C. abusing Gomez for accepting a brib
But since democratic papers ha
ar begun to ask questions about t
to brlbe-giver, they have suddenly becor
es. dumb on the subject.
on There is no longer an excuse for an
one TO endure the torture inflicted by pi
when Tabier's Buckeye Pile Olntmt
IN will cure them, a remedy SO moderate
ne price and so effective. Price, so cents
~ bottles; Ntubes, rs cents. For sale
Crenshaw q Young. I'm
Marshall is to have a new Misso
les Pacific depot, SOy9O feet, built of br'
q and stone, plate glass, furnace, /
ere flooring, &c, to cost s15, 900. NJ
ess shall is a competitive point.
ing wonder what Lexington will get.
-"Did you ever hear the joke alb
the guide in Rome who showed SO
Me travellers two skulls Of St. Paul, one
, a a boy and the other as a manP" asl
an American Of a German friend, v
claimed that he had acquired the /
nc New England sense Of humor. an
CO. said the German, beaming in antici
-, tion Of a good story. "Tell it me
once, mein friend, dat joke"