The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-02-15

Miss Margaret Graves, Of Odessa.
arrived here Tuesday evening for a
visit to Miss Dollie waddell
Mrs. L. E. Hartman, of Higgins
Vile. was louki & after business M
terests 10 Lexin Ton "Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah E. Graves arrived nome
Tuesday evening frum a few days v'sll
to her 500, b. Flourpoy Graves, near
P ,pe City.
Mrs. Robert Smith left for her
nome at St. Louis Monday mornii 6
after a visit with her mother, Mrs
T. L. Bolton
When pain or irritatioI exists on any
part Of the body the application Of Bal
Iard's Snow Liuiment Will give promp
relief Price. % aoo 50 ceots. For sale nl
Crenrhaw & Young. mi
DR.. Andrew II. Woods, Of Canton,
China, came 10 Wednesday morning
for IA visit with his former class-male,
DR.. J Q. Chambers.
Miss Susie Louderback, who was b
guest of the family Of q Q, W. Mar
quis, returned to her hume at Hig-
%gn,ville Saturday morning
Col. Geo. e. Patton, whorepre>ent>
the silver d me Oil Company ii
BeanmOnt, Texas, came up from Hig-
giu>ville "Wednesday morning,
ro- Silver Canning con Ia ny will bssir
ietung tomato contracts F. oruary frs
It C~rrushaw & You, e's. aud Will paw 80
cent per hunored, az adyan &c Of 81 90 Pc
ton over any price pad hrretoiorv 21SI
Mrs. d. L Mitchell and daughter
Miss Miriam, aud sons, Pearl aud
Harry left Monday evening fo'
Hobart, o. T. where they will in The
future reside.
Clarence Kinney announces to bi'
friends ia the county that il adduioi
10 The transfer business he Conducts
ir-t feed stable. Lowest rates
and best service. II
Ms. Clarence vivion burned The
b ick Of her hand quite serious y
Tuesday morning In lifting a KEITH
lie contents igniled, blazvd Up, ~
dieting tie burn. She has the SYM
patty Of the INTEILIe ENcER.
Don't let the hand Of time paip
wriakles on yoor lace Keep young. b,
k-epipg the blood pure and the digestive
orqaus ID healthful condition. Herbiut
viii 40 this Health is youth, disease auc
sickness brings old age. Price so ceuts
For sale by Crenshaw q Young. mi
Miss Elizabeth Knight, of Central
college, went to Kansas City Satur-
day morning. She was accompanied
by little Miss Frances Yates, who had
been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. 2.
M, Williams, since the holidays.
Are you nervous, ron down, weak ano.
dispirited? Take a few doses Of HerbiLe.
It will iniuse new energy, new lie INTO
the exhausted nerves, the overworked
brain or muscular system, and pnt a new
face on life and business. Price, so cents.
For sale by Crenshaw & Young. mi
While the famous II erford herd Of
T. f, B. Sotham, of Chillicothe, Mo-,
was being exhibited at the Charleston
exhibition, several Of the most yalu.
able animals contracted a disease from,
which they died on the road home.
Gheckmate, Golden Lassle, Thlckfesh
and Improver all succumbed TO the
disease. They we're worth iron
IS, 600 to $4,000 each.
There is pobabIy no dissase or condi-
ton OF the human system that causes
more suffering and ois,pts thar pill,
rabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment cures
them quickly, without pain or detentior
from business Price, 60 cents in bottle
Tubes, rs cents. For sa lie BY Crenshaw 8
YounP mi
The much mooted question Of new
police commissioners has been settled
by Gov. DOckery, who has named w
T. Kemper and Frank P. Sebree fol
the two places. While Mr.. KempeI
! is charged up to the so-called Fender
5 CAST faction aud Mr.. Sebree is accred
tied with being a Shannonite bott
gentlemen have been active in tryinG
to get the warning Factions togethe
and have ever been covered more b.
s desire for the party's good than b,
narrow, f%actlonal prejudlces. The.
e are men of splendid character ant
r Gov. Dockery made no mistake in Sc
s lecting them ia dll these importan
: places at Kansas City.
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