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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01
qlG Legislature
To bGGSdSiTlci.
SENATOR BARKSDAL'S MEAS
URE TO BE ACTED UPON.

The State Ct Virginia viii be Fsdissrict-
ed by the present Legislature, and Sena.
tor Barksdale, Of IIaliisx, has made the
report OF measure drawn by him.
The only change affecting ;hc present
congressman materially is,put,iag Major
O,ey ard Mr.. Flood IN the same district,
the sixth. Thc Federal Laws requires the
districts to be Compact. and this ucees-
states n change in both the sixth and
tenth districts,
Unde, the plan OF Senator Barksdaie
the first district would ~ constituted as
f,llows:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01
Mr.. Wheeler Got Rid OF :iis Rheu-
natisEn.

During the winter Of 1898 was so
lame in my joints, in fact eli over my
body, that Iconld hardly hobble around
when i bought bottle OF Chamber
Iain's Pain balm. FIrm the fFst appli.
cation b gan TO get well, aud was
cured and have worked steadily al the
year.--R. wasELER, Northwood, N. y.
For sale by all druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01

This would make tho hrst district the
smallest in the State in point of votes.
the largest as 40 the number ci counties
and one of the largest IN tie matter Of
territory. The district would stretch
from the Hampton Roads on the s"uti.
IL tie Patomac on the north, extending
almost 20 Washington. II would em-
brace lot OF territory above Richaoad.
its boundary extending almost 10 Hano-
er
lust what influence the enarge would
have upon the political iuturc ofthe Pen
insula is a problem, out II seems to offer
much better opportunity than present
conditions. Under the new plan, New
port News. Warwick, Elizabeth City,
York and James City, wc@ld have conn
biued population of 5,153, according
20 the above hsures, which are very
moderate. Newport News and Hamptor
are growing very rapidly and IN a short
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01

SUBSCRIBER.
Scores Merchants That
PatroniZe the Negro
Papers.

ToAxo, Va, Fen. %, Io92.-I;pfros |
G cAzrrrE II notice isam the columns Of
vour paper thar you have few advertise
mcnts frcn the mer- -nants Of your town.
But notice TWO negro papers Published !
in your city have several advertisements
from WHITE merchants OF Williamsburg
write to say to YOU that We Of 'ais
county appreciate the noble work YOU
have done tor your town and county.
and ifyour merchants prefer to patron
.izs negro papers ia prc.sserce 70 yours,
we of Ja,uss City. want no morS Of
thcn.
refer YOUR city readers 20 the two
papers. What DO you think Of il. patri
oac citizens Of Williamsburg THf
lGuErra. journal that has stood Tor
us for almost nine years, in good ami
bad fortune. has but one or two Of yous
local merchants. when two negro papers
Y -publi .hcd for negroes-has several ad.
vertisclnents of your local merchants.
Are You going to partonize men who
refuse TO patrouize the best and mos
potent friend your county and city has
D and turn around and give their adVeT
b tisements 70 the negro papers.
I think il is time for the white peopi
to speak out. /, for one. viii not spen
+, q dollar with ans man that. posing as
n public spirited man. VIII patronize Il
Il negro papers. and cater Tor the negT
trade ovcT the white.
Let us Of the county remember IN
,n when we go 20 Williamsburg to buy OF
goods.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

Traction 8 mslversaci6n de bienes
per una persona & quien habian sido
confados, Completamente distinto
de 10 que por ahuso de confanza en
tiende Ell C5d go espsn l
Y empieua ell C3pltulo despu6s
de ess distinction, por tratsr Ia NAL
versaci6n de fondos cometida p0r
funcionario pdbico, va trstAba ell
artfculo 344 crean0o ssl una dupi'
cidsd de preceptCs y una confusi61
lam 9pta blAs,
Sigue, declarando incursos on
abuse de confanz3: les encarga
dos, mediante precio, del transpo te
de ccsss muebles que las distrajeren
que Sc les entregar0u; q los encar.
gados de fondos 8 caudales de otrOs
(banQufros, apoierados, agentes)
que distrajeren 8 emplearen es0s
caudales en- fines agenos a aquel pa
IA que Sc les entreg ArOn; Y 81 que,
encargado de enajenar bieue3 de
OtrO, Sc aprOpiA los bienes 6 sus
productOs.
La pena del abuse de confanz2
es la misma del hurt0.
La sExb0rsi6nS que tratts Ell Cap.
70 no e3 otra cOsa que la amen8za 7
Ia coacci6D; Y hasta Ell c1t0ntage apa-
CapftulO (N1meros 3 y 4, art 1922
EnTe los artfculos que tratan
de la ex5orsj6n hgy aJguaos que Sc
referea eX acciOnes lie gales, delito
que va aparece penado en- otra parto
del C5ajgo.
B4lo el tftulO SFAls& represent
tacion i'm posture prasenta ell C3
dig0 varios delit0s. UnO, ell de usO
de DOmbEe upuastO para cOntraer
mstrimouio, tratado en- el a It. 439,
peuand0 jgu2}mente Ell delito consu-
m&dO que el frustrado y Ia te 1tati,
va
De los C&SCS que enum6ra el ar
ti2ulC 440 dos de clos son mas bien
de faI3edad qua de otra cosa: ell de
hacers9 pas&r per otro para prestar
una fianza ante un Tribu cal; y ell de
otorg&r, con ese nombr9 de Qtr0,
dO3umento rogistraOle.
Les .demaS cases COmprendld 0s
en- el CApftulo, que es el 80, son en-
su mayCrIs, de estafas, y ha3ta hay
artIculo3 qua bien c0usideradOs, no
tiene1 aphc8ci6n.
Ago digimos del inceudio mali
cioso de bienes asegurados; este de-
lito, con Il de reclaim scion fcaudu
lenta en- mat9ria de s3gar07, ocapan
e, Capftulo 80 de es.e THU
Cinco art1culos Sc ocupan de las
pesA3 y medidas fasas, entendi6n-
dose tales las que no Sc aiustsn ii
tipo tabIeci3O cu PaGrto RCD. E5-
to d4he e: para guand0 Sc establsz.
ca eso tjpc, porqce 10 que e ahora,
no hay de que.
Les tr8nsgre =i0res en- esta ma
terra de pesas y me didas, estaa cell
fic41As Q9 deiiU4s men IS g eaves.
No entro en- el detaIla de los
Capftulus II = - Su lectura NE
durmi6 B4@te al lact0r saber que
el p'inero trata de frAu1os reaiizs.
dos per soCie ladies an6nimSs 8 s
pretext1 de fJrmar,as; Y el segundo
de a gu as f&ls9d8d q y aun algu-
impru9encja Gao delito) ca mat9ria
de recibos y couoci@ientos de en-
bsrquo
y por I'm, el C.pltu'o 13 habla
de los d&n03 male 0sAmente cauaa-
dos & f9!ruc81rlIcs, via1QCtos, pUeQ-
t 5, camincs y HDeas t3legfah3As.
LOS ci1co arti3u.os que, le forman
podisn muy bien inc2uirsa Ell el Ca
pltulo IL
Lcd0. j. Iec;dor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05
IA CORRESPONDENCE De DE- FgBRgRO OR 1902

Para el bsile de disfraz Y de nj
nos que Sc darA esta tarde reina graz
animation, sobre todo entire las ma
mas que gozarane grandemente con
dicho expectaculo.
El Gobernador ha mandado sus-
pender TODD procedimiento contra
les Eentenciados a muerte.
Es una esperanza mas que alien.
ia a esos desgraciados.
La Correspondence SO halls de
ventA al precio de dos centavos el
ejemplar, en- la tabsqnerfs de don
Jose Villa, Gale de la Marins, al la
do de Ia sastrerfa Gel Novator1.
Sc encuentra enfermo dc cuida-
do el joven don jaime del Vale.
La sef1ora dof1a Francisco G. de
Cabrera, obsequi6 con dulces y lico.
res a Ia oficialidad y ndmeros del
Cuerpos de Bomberos.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

En- Ell dia de aver qued6 defni-.
tivamenta corstituida la dirsctiva
del gremio de Dracercs sUni6n and
300 de Ia American Federation Of
LsbOr0 tomando Ia directiva pose
sion ante gran nj nero de miembros
despues de h0bar dirigido la pala
bra 6 aquelIos trabaj adores los obre
ros Iglesias, CAncio, Rt N ero y>San-
chez, alentandoles para que no des-
mayen en- una obra de tantfsima uti-
lidad para ell porvenir.
Nos alegramos que esos hijos
del tra b Aio, vayan buscsndo otros
horizontes que siempre ha de con
ducitles al prcgteso y al bienes-
tar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Hoy microbes por la noch9
dara una conferencia pd0lica en- les
salones ds Ia Fsderacj6n Libre el
ss1or Tomas Carri6n delegate de
Ia Legislature.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05
Ponce.
NotiCius directQs.

81 dia 10 hubo bale de nifcs &
las tres y media De Ia tarde = de So
ciedad q las Ocho y media de la no.
che.
La concurrencia que asisti6 &
tichos dos bales fu6 tan inmensa q.
el salon del ParQue de Bomberos
fu6 pequeno para cOntenerla.
P0r la mocha del mismo dfa. Sc
quemaron vistosos fuegos artifcla-
les, amenizados por la orquesta.
En- las carreras de caballos que
Sc llevaron efecto & las ciuco de
Ia tarde, Sc disputaron los premios
los j6venes don Carlos Manuel Ca
brera, don Pel,6 Vlvas, don Rafael
Rivera y don Francisco B Arnes, sa-
liendO vict0riOsO en- las mismas, ell
joven don P Palt6 Viyas Valdivieso.
El obssquio qua la cass O5ero y
Sobriuo regalab1 q sus fAvorecedo.
res, le TOGO en- suecte al nGmero 435.
Por Il So liev6 efecto la ma
nif9staci6n en- favor de las Harma-,
mas de Ia Car:dAd del Hospital Tri-
coche.
Les manifsstaptes precedidos de
numeroso pdb,ico, portaban varios
estandar5es con las siguientes ms
crirc,Ones: eAO0j0 el AJc0lde q SW Sc
cret0ri0 200r la nluI0 adnajn5strdcj0p de
PO1lce.> ePr0tecci6p d las Herm01aas
de Ia Caridaa', y otros cuyas ms
cripciones sentimos no h&ber podido
YER para dar detal}es.
Hoy a }es 10 Sc sortearon los 20
premios que di6 el Ayuntsmiento al
Caecpo de Bomberos.
Felicitamos q los agcaciados.
DQr&nte Ia exhibici6n de los fue-
gos, uu guapo propio6 a su mujer
uu fuerte gsrrotazo en- Ia csheza,
eieado 6sta conducida Ia sala de
socorros y el cal a 4 Ia carcal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

En- Ponce muri6 epentinamente
el carretero Antonio Luis, hombre
muy trabajado y honradO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

En- el bale del domingo en- Ell
teatro de estG Capital SO extravi6 q
uua s9fora una pulls IRA de orc, lisa
Sera gratifcada Ia persona que Ia
entregue en- Ia casa ndmaro 81 Gale
de Allen, bajos. n 2 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05


Gas So
Fernandez Ptida. Estu-
dos de Dereeho internacio-
nal, pdblico y privGdo 81
Mariscsl. La neursste-
MIA en- los hombres de Es-
tado 40
B9uchardat. Formula
rio Magistral, Eiici6n
1901 81 70
Bray. Nuevo manual
de F0tograf1a IS
Felipe Perez C1uche.
r1As 81 40
SAlillas. Ia teo.la Ba-
sica (Bio socioloQfa) 2 TO-
mos So
Librer1s de B. F, sanjufjo vi,
Todos los papelil.os cue SO
iugaron en- el TeAtrO en- el bale del
dia 2, fueron reaogidos aver y que-
mados.
Sc LIE HA OCURRIDO A VD.
que una gotta del PAIN KILLER,
aplicada una 8 dos veces la plea
da de un mosquito neutralizsrA Ell
veneno calmara la irritaci6n? e.
PAIN KILLER tsmbien es efcaz
para picadas 8 mordiGas de insectos
ponzonosos y de reptiles. La name
ra de usarl0 Sc halla alreded0r de
cada bote]la. Refuse los sQstitutos.
Solo hay un PAIN KILLER, ell de
Perry Davis,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

Sc dice por Ia ciudad del Slr
que ei Fiscal INFERNO de aquella Con
de LCdo. don Manuel Leon PARA,
ha presentado su renuncia por NOR
tiVCs de salud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

P0r la nochs del mism0 dfs, Sc
quemaron vistosos fuegos artifcla-
les, amenizadOs por la orquesta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

Para CurQr Un RefYado en- un 0Ia
.omo las PAsTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO-
QUININA FL boticario Ic dcyoIvtra e dincro 81 no
Sc cura. La irma dc E. w. GROVE 1alIa en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

\ Con frecuencia abandOnamOs r
4 ell cUfdadO de tos resfriado. Re
/ ST 10 deja Vd. continuar por algun tempo C
4 causara irritacion en- los pulmones un 1
] NAL cr6nico en- la garganta. Las Pas e
] tillas BrOnquiales de Brown le z
darAn alivio en- seguida. :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05
N0TICIAS.

Los puertorriquenos en- ell Ha
waii han impuesto a les trabajado-
res japoneses que icen la bAndera
americana en- vez de Ia de su naci6n,
y que SO vistan al regresar del ira
bajo y no como antes que 50 desnu
daban al volver & los destacamentos,
hSbieudo en- estos muieres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05
pG VAPORGS
DE SOBRNOS DE HERRERA


a
m
Baacoa,
de eAdame
tambi9n
DEsTINO A PUERTOs
Agaalna, raaco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

Nos encarga Ia comisi6n orgs
nizsdora de festejos que para la ba'
tai a que ba de celebrars el dia diez
en- ell <Olimpos t0das las personaa
invitadas los bales tienen entrada
& dicho acto, limitandos9 q esta y
sin que sean necesarias nueYas
invitaciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05
Quesos de CANARIAS
GOfo de CANARIAS.

Acaban de recibir Sobrinos de
Armas. Cruz 13. n IS Z
El eChato1 result6 herido en- ell
cafetin de Jose Perez, en- una refrie
ga entire militares y paisanos
A bastonszos quisieron dirimir
ma question Isaias Rodriguez y
FIorencio Lopez, en- Ia calle de la
SLuua1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

CONsEJO A LAS MADRBS--El 5arabe calm&n
de Winslow debe usarse sempre que los ni1os esta
en- eI per1odo de la dentioi6n. Alivia de momento
al pequeho sufriente produce sueho natural g
tranquilo, aviando al nno de dolor el angelic de-
pierts con muoha yiyeza; rs mny agrsdable 81 po
dos dolores. ayuda al vento, regaa los intestinOs,
este mejor oonootdo remedio para la diarrea ss re
sulta de la denttol6n de otra@ oausas. TeneP cul
dsdo pedir por "Js-abe Ca1~nauts de Mr.. Winslow
por ser el nefor de todo.
Ha rendido la jornada dc ia
vida en- la poblaci6n de Laree, Ia se-
nora dOHa Juana Montalvo viud&
de Coon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

Sc encuentra enfermo dc cuida-
do el joven don jaime del Vale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

Ell obssquio qua la c&ss O5ero y
S0briu1 regalab1 q sus fAvorecedo.
res, le TOGO en- suecte al nGmero 435.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11
WELLINGTON AND VICINITY
(BY LEALMA.)

Stephen Gates, Of Napoleon, was
here Monday.
]. A. Schul,y and family were IN
Kansas City Monday.
A large crowd attended the festivities
at Kansas City Tuesday.
DR.. C. A. Gissy left Monday evening
to visit friends in Illinois.
R. M. Wright, of Buckner, is home
for a visit to friends this week.
Seth Leberman was over from
Odessa on business Wednesday.
Mrs. j. A. McHatten is spending the
week with relatives in Lexington.
Grnmpke & Hackley shipped two car
Dads of hogs to Kansas City this week.
j. w. Smith and j. K. Gray, of
Waterloo, transacted business here
Monday.
James Rankin is still very seriously
i'll at his home, six miles southwest of
this city.
John H. Grmke was IN Higginsyille
on a jury in the circuit court Monday
and Tuesday.
Workmen are engaged in thoroughly
repainting the German church here at
a cost of 1925.
A fine jack belonging to Schaberg
Bros. valued at $500 was found dead
in the stable Tuesday morning.
S. r. jacobs. of Atlanta, Georgia,
on his way to Kansas City stopped
over here Monday evening and remain
ed over night to take a look at the
graves of his father, A. r. Jacobs, and
other relatives who are laid away in
Mount Olivet cemetery. Mr.. Jacob:
VAS born here but left at an early age
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11
County Court Proceedings.
ATTACHMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF ERRONEOUS
ASSESSMENTS.

ATTACHMENTS ON ACCOUNT or ERRONEOUS
ASSESSMENTS.
Taxes on Catholic church property,
lots 5 and Q, block 10, first addition to
Lexington, for 81 and '9s absted.
W.. V. Smithson allowed to pay taxes
on Is acres, part of the Sc. NV.
l3-51-24, for 1901 and prior years
without interest.
Mrs. E. NJ. Kavanaugh allowed to
pay taxes on lots 5 and 8, block As,
first addition to Lexington, for 1901
and prior years without interest.
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Road and bridge commissioners or.
dered to examine and report on bridge
on branch Of Davis creek on Alma and
! Concordia road between sections q
and IS, 1924; also bridge on Davis
ere elk between sections 20 and 27, 1922
also bridge over Davis creek, section
25, 1924; also bridge on road leading
north from Dover road to Hays farm
ordered to build a bridge between sec
ton 1-40-24 and section 36.5O-94, neal
Jack Corder's.
Road %petitioned for by Geo. w. Col
kit ct al ordered opened.
W. II. Bell, leachy Rhodes and Ma
than Corder appointed commissioner
to assess damages in road petitionet
for by f. w. Brand ct al.
Road petitioned for by W S. Ander
son ct al continued till November term
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11
DOINds.

Born, recently to the wife of Fletcher
Cox, a girl.
Mrs. Elleonor Starizman visited in
Marshall last week.
Leonard Vaughan went to Kansas
City Sunday evening.
Mr., Sam Vaughn was IN Wayerly
Tuesday oil buslnnss.
John Cooper and son, Jack, was in
Higginsville Wednesday.
Mrs. +. C. Corbin is visiting rela-
tives in Lexington this week.
Mrs. Haggard spent last week with
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Meng.
The Dover Reading Circle meet with
DR.. and Mrs. r. l.. HIT Friday night.
Mrs. Capt. Littlejohn went up to In.
dependence to visit her son, Ed. Mon
day evening.
Cooper Vaughan left Sunday even
ing for Warrensburg TO attend the
State Normal.
Miss Mary Willie Redd went up to
Kansas City Wednesday evening for an
extended visit.
Miss Bird Epps, of near Blackburn,
is spending the week With her grand
mother, Mis-. B. f. Stark.
Miss Sallie Stark went up to Kansas
City Monday evening to visit her
brother, and attend the festivities.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11

and this is his first visit here since
then. The old residents of Wellington
will regret to learn that his mother
died last spring of cancer
Arthur Winkleneyer now mail clerk
on the Mo. Pac. fast mail train, was
home on sick leave several days last
week,
Ernest Vogel has bought the dwell
ling house on Walnut street owned by
DR.. G. A. Gissy and will shortly move
there.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11

Low Rates Via No. Pacific Railway,
Lexington to Kansas City sad
return, S1.75, on sale October 1Sth 10
22d, good until October Goth.
Lexington to Monterey, Cal aad
return, SCI. 30, on sale September 2SAh
and Both, good until November Ism.
Lexington 10 New York City aad
return, S31 %, on sale Oct Der I'd TO
5th, good uLtll October l4th.
Lexington to Washington, D. G.
and return, 1913. rs, on sale October I'd
to 5th, good until November Sd.
Lexington to st. Louis ana retesn,
So 90 on sale 9Th to 10th, good u&il
October 18th.
A. s. LOOMS,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11

The Only Guaranteed kidney Cure
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund your money II
after taking one bottle You are not
satisfied with results. 80 cents. For
sale BY Uhas. w. Loomis. 6.28m6
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11
COUNTY NEWS
BROWNSVILLE HAPPENINGS.
(sY Will WARD MITCHELL

BROWNSVILLE HAPPENINGS.
(BY WILL WARD MITCHELL
Erie George has gone to Kansas City.
Mrs J.. L Harrison has been quite
i'll.
Charles Purnell was here wednes-
day.
Mrs. R. c. Carter has been danger
ously sick.
N NJ. Houx, Of Odessa, was here
Wednesday.
Joseph L Youngs of Borleud was
here Wedres lay.
John P. Greer Of near Borland was
here Wednesday.
VIM. Aull, of Lexington, had bust
ness here Monday.
Mrs. j. W. HARRISON, Of Oklahoma,
was here Wednesday.
Bates Drummond, the Odessa-Ledger
man, was here Monday.
A wedding among society folks is
scheduled for an early date
Quite a number from here attended
the Sweet Springs street fair.
Mrs. Lucinda Daley is eonvalescing
from a recent severe sick spell.
August Hader and A. J. Noting
were IN Kansas City this week.
Mrs. vii Black is visiting A. L.
Kleiue and wife in Mexico, Mo.
Charles Kinkead was among Lexing-
tonians here the first Of the week.
Miss Minnie jennings, of MAYHEM,
was shopping in town Wednesday.
Houston Reinhart, of it. Louis spent
Thusrday with Miss Edna Reinhardt.
Mrs. II. Homer Luce and son,
Francis, have returned to Kansas City.
Mrs. Fred Freitag is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Jonn Fulton, in Kansas City
Miss Alice Leary spent several days
with Mrs. Marion Kelly in Kansas City.
J. II. Campbell, of Lexington, was
here attending circuit court this week.
j. H. Burgan and daughter, Miss
Fannie, were in Kansas City Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. H. Campbell spent Monday
with her mother, Mrs. Virginia Whit
ing.
Maj. Geo. B. Gordon has moved to
the AL Foulds residence in the north
part of town.
Mrs. M. F. Relnhardt, of Waverly,
visited her daughter, Miss Edna Rein.
hardt, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slusher, of near Cor
der, were here Thursday visiting L K.
Foulds and family.
Mrs. Arch Litton, of Ration, N. NJ,
was here visiting friends this week
She was formerly Miss Bette Lander
dale of this county.
Mrs. Herman DeBolt and children
have moved to Kansas City. Mr.. De
4 Bolt IS travelling for a Kansas Cit.
house. Higglnsville will greatly mis-
their estimable family.
Grover Reed wen. to Oklahoma City
Okla, Wednesday to brlug Lone hi
brother, Will Reed. A telegram ~
nounciDg the serious condition of til
latter called the young man to hi
brothers. bedside.
Miss Sophie Lee Ridg" -peDl part Z
the week in Kansas City Miss Rdg
is one of the contestants trihe World
prize piano, and is making a good rae
for the prize, having frequently ale
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1t you wish 10 sell your farm, list it
with S. r. Silver, Of Lexington, who
his quite a number Of Illinois and Iowa
hnyfr desiring 10 purchase land 10
Missouri. 20-lm
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Mary Nolte, a private patient at
Asylum No. 2, ordered continued at
said asylum as a county patient.
Dram shop license granted John Cal
loway, Waverly.
School loan, $500, granted Charles G.
Kelso.
PETIT JURY DRAWN.
Clay Township-James Geraughty,
]. L. Trammel and George Hackley.
Davis-James 7. Jennings, W. w,
Prigmore and Sam Schooling.
Dover-William Walker, Wilson Ma
lone anG f. v. Ridgeway.
Freedom-John P. Cheer, George
Gray and John Kronecke.
LeSiugton-S. P. Silver, Frank Stew
art and f. D. Smith.
Washington-Joscph Barton, Albert
Tyree and s. P. Adams.
Middleton-B. f. Feagans, Bailey
VanMeter and Albert Jordan.
Sni-a-Bar-H. w. Brown, R. E. Mar.
tin and s. p. Shore.
Contract for publishing ballots
and printing tickets for the general
election awarded to the Missouri
Ledger at $50. so.
School mortgage, Louis Saunder.
and wife, ordered satisfied.
JUDGES OF ELECTION APPOINTED.
Clay Township,
Napoleon Democrats, George U
Fishback, Ben W. Jefferson, ?. d
Williams; republicans, John f. Rob
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COckrell at ODESSA.

Senator Ccckreil will speak at
Odessa al 1880 p. M, October q.
Mrs. Peter Hacker, who has been
visiting relatives IN Bristol. Va, ~
turned home thursday AIRS. AdaiMe
Wood, hpr s%isler, accompanied her Ter
q visit OF two months.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11
Our Children's
Clothing.

Business would dwindle were
it not for the mothers. We
are ready for both the
boy and his mother, with
the swing and the style about
our clothing that jumps to a
boys heart and the splendid
clothes and good tailoring
that his mother looks at.
Every new kind in children's
clothing is here-its always
here first. Prices? No one
complains Of our prices. Moth
ers bring in the boys. Boys
bring in your mothers.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-10-11
HIS MOTHER
Is The Boys Best Friend

Who doubts thisi And the best
judging mother shows her friend
ship for the boy by clothing him
with our good clothes. Our best
friends are our mothers. They're
the ones who direct the buying
of the children's clothing and
the majority of mothers buy here,