The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-08-02

Andrew. II is hoped that the noun
tain air and lest win restore his
health.
Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft
glow OF health, and a pure complexion
mac all women beautiful. Herbiue inn
parts strength and vitality to the system,
and the rosy hue OF health to the cheeks.
Prica. o cents. For sale by Crenshaw &
yoony Sm1
Mrs. Charles McMahau and Miss
Jennie Scarborough returned to their
homes 10 Malta Bend, Wednesday
morning. They have been guests of
Miss Minnie Weedin, who accom-
panied them and will make them a
brief visit.
Mrs. E. B. Vaughan entertained
about twenty young ladies Saturday
afternoon in honor Of Miss Frances
Vaughan, of Buckuer, Mo-, who Is.
visiting here. A very pleasant after
noon was spent. Light refreshments
were served.
Mr.. N. E. Basket is having a new
stone wall and steps placed in front
of his residence on Franklin avenue.
The wall and steps are of Warrens-
burg stone and will greatly improve
the appearance OF this already hand
some piece OF property.
For digestive weakness, nervousness
pains in the side, i~atuleuce. dizziness
wakefulness, headache and other annoy.
ing accomplishments of costiVeness, Her
bine is a prompt and uuequaled remedy
Price, so cents. For sale by Creushaw \
Young. sm1
Mrs. George Wels and Miss Ann
Weis went to Kansas City Wednes
day morning to visit. They wer
accompanied by Misses Ella and Leon
Baehr, and Edna Zimmerman, {
Kansas City, who have been visitin
'nO here for the past two weeks.
The grocery store Of Barron & Sol
on Franklin avenue, will be move
about August 9Th to the store roo
rrie formerly occupied by the Trade
m a bank. The room is being fitted
ana for this purpose and the firm W
carry a much larger stock Of grocer
lday than formerly.
here William H. Dysart has bought t
lime hardware stock of P. G. Sheer,
Dover, and will continue the busin'
.ui,o at the old stand. His son will r
- y tie farm and the family will move
Dover to reside. Mr.. pysart is "
known in this county and we W
him success in his new business,
piles are not only in, and Of themsel
ohe very painful and annoying, but OF
on 10 greatly aggravate and even cause OF
grave and painful affections, and shoI
therefore, not be neglected. Taol
ana Buckeye Pile Ointment is a great b
snsas 10 sufferers as it will cure them. Pr
short 50 cents in bottles tubes 20 cents
sale by Croushaw & Young. IN
,.or The New Grand opera house
days open Angus - W. :,
niRcent setting Of scenery is uSet
which 300 incandescent lights
ny ~ displayed, producing a very pre-
Fort effect. The. improvements on
after house win be finished by that I'll
A number of fine attract ons
ornia. been booked for this season.
nds 10 Mr.. Oscar Andreen left Y
IS, re- nesdly morning for a two months
lg in Europe. Mr.. Andreeu is a ma
.odor OF Stockholm, Sweden, and "
orano absent will visit his former b
and spend some time in his ma
country. He first expects to
North Cape, the Q norIhern
Kan OF Europe, and several of the
panied noteworthy places of Norway |
aug there he goes to Gothenburg, thr'
sunday the celebrated Trollhatta cana
Stockholm, and TO several of the
Of interesting places OF Sweden.
y Bal expects to attend the worlds co
49, eace of the Y. NJ. G. A. ne
price. C%hristlania, Norway, from Az
& 20 to "a Mr. Andreen will also
sm1 Denmark, Russia, France, Eng
iggins- and as many other countrl'
It stay, Europe as hts time will allow
tram, will sail from New York Augu;
Carter, on the new steamer Oscar IL, {
Scandlnavian-Americ line.
ross Of
,' nights DR.. FENNER'S