The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-03-02

auu HotOI hue OuBnJ 10 nave O6en
subscribed in ten days. The mer-
chants would get their money back in
a short while in the profits Of in
creased business. The property own
ers would get their money back
promptly In increased values OF their
property. Besides the lire and the
town lots would pay as an independ-
ent Investment. The people cannot
afford to wait until an incorporated
mining town is established south Of.
US, This hing ought to pressed to a
speedy conclusion.
The Lexington postofice has
received notice to increase box rent
charges as follows: 25 cent boxes to
IS cents; As to co. so to 10; IS to
81 90. These changes will go into
effect April /. Box charges are
graded according to the amount Of
stamp sales Of the Office, Tue Lex
ington Office has hitherto fallen
below $4,000 of stamp sales per
annum. This year, which will close
In two or three weeks, the stamp
sales will be considerably In excess of
$40, 900 II the people waut mai
delivery now they have only TO see
that their sidewalks come up to
Specifications, have the houses mum
bered, aud send in a petition to the
post Office de artment.
For weak kidneys and lame back
use DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills.
Best for lumbago, rheumatism,
bladder and other troubles arising
from bad blood, They cleanse the
Kidneys and clears the system,
Indorsed and sold by Leroy Farmer,
3-2m1
Died, at the Confederate Home Feb,
"a, 1877, W. w. Blair, aged 70 years.
FOueral service was held at the HON,
Friday aud burial made in the Gem.
etery at that place.
Dted, 1t the home OF his parents
judge and Mrs Henry Filing, il
AuIlville, February l5, 1907, Arthu.
Filing, aged 81 years Funeral ser
vice WAS hel Sunday and burial mad
at that place.
Died at her home in Troy, Mo.
Saturday, Feb. is, ,9O7, Mrs. R. T
Bennett, aged As years. Daceas,
leaves a husband, one daughter an,
three sons. she was a daughter o
Mrs. Margaret Dyer Of H%igglusvill
) and formerly resided there.
"Preventics" will prompts check
+, cid or the Grippe when taken earl
or at the "sneeze stage" Preventic
cure seoted colds as vel. Preventic
are little candy cold cure tablets
Sold by DR.. Silverstona's dru
store. 3-2m1
Odessa Democrat:-As MISS Mimi
Rex started to hitch her horse to
post | n front of the res denee of he
brother a M. Rex on east Maso
street last Saturday afternoon, th
animal became frightened and ra
away The buggy to which it WI
hltched "as turned upside down an
} buddy damaged. The horse was vi
injured.
Odessa Democrat:-Mrs. Zlck Da'
idson, VI southwest of town, suffert
= a paralytlc stroke last Thur5day
Her condition is improved just nov
Odessa D mocrat;-Jacob SmitI
aged about So years, died at the hon
Of bis son Ernest south OF Chapel Fl
LOi pneumonia, Saturday evening Fe.
: ruTy i6 1907. Burial took place
the Chapel Hill cemetery Sundl
afternoon.
Il For Catarrh, let me send you ire
just to prove merit, a trial size box
8 DR.. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. 1t is
healing antiseptic balm that Civ
instant relief TO catarrh Of the mo-
and throat. Address DR.. Shoop
b Racine, Wis. Sold by DR., Slve
stones drug store. 5-2m1
$ Died, Feb. IS, 1907, j. f. Patio
U aged 81 years. Funeral services
= the Baptist church Tues day, conduc
o ed BY Rev. Harvey, Interment
e Republican cemetery. Deceased ba
q Ing lived a long life, 81 years beyor
q the allotted time, gave up his earth
o existence for a "new life" with 20
? Mr., Patton was q faithful member
. tha Ranfist chnroh was n m har