The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-06-28


Tuesday in Kansas City for 1925 per
hundred. This is the highest price
ever paid for cattle in the United
States.
Mrs. H. MOwwe and daughters,
Edna and Emmie, who have been
visiting Capt. F. Hulcher, returned
to their home in Washington, Mo-,
Sunday morning.
Mrs Carl Coon, accompanied by her
children, C%arlOtta, Cortland and
Isabelle, arrived Sunday morning
from Red Lodge, Montana, to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Morgan
Coon.
A fire broke out Sunday morning in
the house of a negro named Holmes,
near the residence Of ]. G. Worth
ington. Owing Ito the quick work of
our fire company no serious damage
was done.
The body Of the infant son of
Alfred Bowman, of Lexington juno
tion, was brought here for burial
Monday morning. The funeral SER
vices we're conducted by Rev, R. NJ.
Hardaway.
After a closely contested game of
eleven innings the Lexington Maioons
were defeated Sunday by the Rich
mond team by a score Of 4 to 2. The
feature Of the game was Kings
catching in left field.
You feel better at onee after using
Herbine, you enjoy your food more, and
you get more nourishment and invigora-
ting force out of what you eat. Hence
Herbine makes you strong, vigorous and
cheerful. Price, so cents. For sale by
Crenshaw & Young. 6m1
Mrs. Claiborne Davis died at
Trinidad, Col, recently. She was the
widow Of Rev. Claiborne Davis, for
merly Of this city. She was Miss Ann
J Kavanaugh, and wa a sister Of Mr..
> Baxter Kavanaugh and Mrs. Reuben
Lection, both former residents of this
: place.
: DR.. T. T. Major died at Sedalia
n Sunday morning. He was a cousin
of Mr.. John Major, If this city. He
n was buried Tuesday morning, Elder
o Geo. Plattenburg, of Dover, con-
Quoting the services. He was Is
years old, and had practiced medicine
K in this city.
= Married, at the Christian parsonage
in this city, at 1880 O'Clock, Tues
day, June "A, by Elder Fenstermacher,
n Mr.. George r. Pauling, of Kansas
City, and Miss Mary b. Scott, o.
Page City. Mr.. Paaling is an ageni
> Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance.
= company, and lives 10 Kansas City.
80 Many women fail to digest their fool
and so become pale, sallow, thin ant
weak, while the brightness, freshness ant
la beauty OF the skin and complexion de
mr. parts. Remedy this by taking HerbinI
:. after each meal to digest what you hav
Nv eaten. Price, so cents. For sale by Cren
shaw & Young. 6m1
", Miss Minnie Weber, who spent las
VI summer visiting her aunt, Miss Meyer
was awarded the bronze medal at tn
closing exhibition Of the st. Loui
a School Of Fine Arts, where she ha
eli been studying for the past year. Mis-
sic Weber made exceptional progress i
her work, which is full of exquisit
feeling and richness of color. Sh
% will continue her studies in st. Loul
cd another year.
Death has been reaping a harves
ut among the colored people Of this city
ne Wednesday Alex. Cromwell wa
lis buried. He was Sc years old, wa
respected by all who knew him, an
was quite a property owner. TueSda
I'M Lewis Nash, aged 6S years, wa
at buried. He was quite prominer
its among his race, and was respected b
all. Last Sunday Hester Morris, age
25 years, was buried. She was we
known and prominent among her ow
on people.
tilt The republican state convention
at Jefferson City, Wednesday, non
mated J. q. White, Of Brookfeld, #
superintendent of public instruction
W. s.. Crane, Of Joplin, for railroa
commissioner, long term; Barnt
I Frauenthal, of st. Louis, for railroa
commissioner, short term. Rooseye
was endorsed, and it was more tia
'ua intimated that he would be Il
tue a...o. - 49, l.1..nfo- Gov prn