The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-08-16

to Kansas City Saturday morning to
visit relatives.
For mssqli'o b IS, bites or stings o
animals or reptiles, apply Bal
laia's seow Linlment. Il counteracts
the poison IN the wound, subdues the
IL 4 Elimination and heals the flesh. Price,
% a. d so cents. For sale by Crenshaw &
YOuag. Sm1
Mrs. II. C. Schwartz and daughter,
Edna, II Washington, D. c., who
have been visiting the family Of F.
Morath, went to Higginsyille Monday
morning to visit relatives.
The CofTeyg:lie papers, of Saturday,
state that J.. C. McGrew received
SIPS, 900 for his mill property in that
city, which was sold Friday, August
s, to the ae-Patterson Milling Co.
For digestive we akness, nervousness
pains In the side, fla~tulenee, dizziness,
wakefulness, headache and other annoy
ing accomplishments of costiveness, Her
bine is a prompt and ~unequaled remedy
Price, so cents. For sale by Crensbaw Il
Young. 8m1
On Monday night the city council
voted to let contract for paving Main
street with vitrihed brick from Ninth
to Thirteenth streets The contract
will be let as soon as possible and the
work completed before winter.
Misses Emma Bertner and Mabel
Kuhn, OF Kansas City, who have been
visiting the family of W. H. Dreyer,
returned home Wednesday morning,
accompanied by Miss Lydia Dreyer,
who will make them a visit.
Piles are not only IN, and of themselves
very painful n annoying, but often
greatly aggravate and even cause other
grave and painful affections, and should,
therefore, not be neglected. Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment is a great boon
to sufferers as 1t will cure them. Price,
80 cents in bottles; tubes, rs cents. For
sale by Cronshaw & Young. 7m1
Leroy Farmer, wife and little soil,
Leroy, left Monday morning for
Canon City, Colorado, where they will
visit relatives. From there they will
90 to Colorado Springs, Salt Lake
City and other points. They will be
absent about three weeks.
j. @. McGrew sold his mill and all
his milling interests in CofIeyville,
Kas., August s, to the Rae-P Patterson
Milling Co., of that place. We have
been unable to ascertain the consider.
alton. If Mr.. McGrew will reopen
his old mill here it will add greatly
to the commercial interests Of thi,
city.
In Hutchison, Kansas, a company
has been organized to establish
automobile service over the street
instead of street cars. The automobiles
will serve excursion parties also. This
device may solve the street car problem
for towns too small for street cal
service and too large to do without it.
Exchanges from all over the state,
especially from the northern part Of
the state, speak of great activity in tho
real estate market. Land is selling
rapidly at advanced prices on account
of an invasion of Illinois and lows
farmers. One thing that seems strange
to our farmers of the Missouri river
bottoms IS that the new corners InsisI
on buying gumbo. They prefer it.
The Corder bee has a sporting editor
who is SO sporty that neighborine
reporters have to call him down occa.
sionally. But be don't mean half be
says. In his last issue he pretend'
that he has heard Of Lexington, bui
does not know where the city is located
He raps this city about having Sunda.
base ball, when he has no evidence
that . game has ever been pleyed II
our corporate limits on Sunday. Las
Tuesday the Blackburn team went L
Corder, and this sporty editor says i
"was the most weasly set of boys W.
ever saw together. Some bad nursing
bottles stuck around IN their pockets
Yet the Blackburn boys walloped thu
Corder boys. Some of these days {
Lexington scrub team will go down tc
Corder and show the boys a few tricks
If babes, With nursing bottles, can bea'
Corder, it would be no credit to Lex.
ington to repeat the dose.
DIR. FENNER'S
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