The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-07-05

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We want one good, reliable, INDUS
.rlous man N each county 10 sell
Medicines, Sock and Poultry Rene
iies, F~lavoring Extracts, Ground
Spices, etc., 10 farmers for cash or
credit. You can make from $500 10
$500 4 year clear profit. Position
permanent. Bond required. This Is
the best season Of the year to CON-
mence work. Do not answer unless
you mean business aud can give good
reference. B-S.Marsball Medicine Co.,
Kansas City, Mo. 6-2lsS
Miss Della Trail came down from
Kansas City Thursday night.
Mrs. Kate Paul came in from Kan
sas City Thursday night to visit Mrs.
Harry Krone.
Prof. B. H. Brown, superintendent
Of the public schools OF Navasota,
Texas, Is visiting his parents, Or. and
Mrs. 5. W. Brown, near Wayerly.
The Best Prescription for Malaria,
chills and Fever is Il bottle OF Groves Taste
ANA1 &AAA jill a - EAAlNAN AQu 4Au III /
IN atasteless form. No Cure, No Pay. Price5Oc
A young dude at Waverly last Sun
day night, while calling 90 some
ladies, stepped of the porch into a
barrel Of water. just imagine what
he said.
Marshall News: Misses Pearl and
Pet Parish and niece, Elizabeth Lacy,
with win Rainey, returned Monday
morning from a few days visit to
Miss Caltha Campbell, at her home
nea Lexington.
Monday G. @ Barron purchased a
lot from Mrs. G. o. Grimes on Bloom
street, consideration $500. Mr..
Barron intends to build a home there.
The lot is opposite the residence of 7.
J.. Bandon.
G. p. Brant, who bored the Hoff-
man wen in this city, is now boring a
well at Higginsyille. The contract
calls for 1000 feet at 50 per foot. The
casing will cost about 81 per foot in
addition.
There was no general celebration Of
The Fourth in this city yesterday.
The small boy made the usual amount
OF NOISE with his torpedoes and
crackers. Al The time Of going to
press WI had not heard Of any serious
accidents.
Columbia Tribune .sGo to the aver
age man with q business proposition,
something that will yield HIM a lar per
cent on bis investment, and he will
turn you down, bat let a faker come
along with a 'someth thing for Dothing
scheme and be will bite like a bass at a
minnow.n
Roach s. Hill are having the
interior Of their barber shop reftted.
The walls have been repapered and
the wood work painted. New fur
niture will be put in some time this
week. The shop will appear more
attractive than ever when the work
is completed.
There was a meeting Tuesday night
OF the citizens waterwOrks commit
tee, the new waterworks committee
aud the mayor. The situation was
looked into and discussed, but moth
ing very important took place. The
meeting adjourned TO meet July Is,
unless otherwise called together by
the mayor.
Mr.. A. e. Hortenstein, who was
connected with the Business College
10 this city three years ago, has
bought a half interest ia the Business
Colleges Of Covlngton and Newport,
KY, Since leaving here he has been
connected with the Commercial Col
lege at Terre Haute, Ind. He is a
clever gentleman and a well qualified
teacher.
Ray county elected delegates to
the democratic state and judicial
conventions, Monday. The delegates
10 the state convention were instruct
ed for James A. Reed, Of Kansas City,
for member OF the state committee.
1t is understood that the delegates
will vote for Parks and Rice for rail-
road commissioners, and for Burgess,
Sherwood and Valiant for supreme
judges.
Waverly Waterman: A young
daughter Of Frank Schwegler, living
four miles south Of town was bitten
or the heel by a rattle snake one day
last week. We learn that she is now
out of danger . Joe Nolan, colored,
who carved a couple of negro women
with a razor 10 this place a short time
ago, was arrested in Kansas City last
week and the sheriff Of this county
was notified. He went up after the
prisoner, but on arrival there, learned
that Nolan and three other prisoners
had escaped from the holdover at noon
last Saturday while some prisoners
were being transferred. Nolan is still
at large.
line following announcement has
been received by friends In this city:
"Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Bruce Younger
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Helen, to Mr.. Cleveland
KING Chase IN Mondov tAo Oo1 L.