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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-07-04
MAYHEM Notes.

flanO, ILL.,, came home Friday to
visit home folks.
Mrs. Maggie Stewart and her
daughters, Misses Helen and
Drasilla, and Miss Matte Green
Of Denver, Colo, visited the
family of T. B. Benning, the lat
ter part of last week.
Hollis Riley visited in Odessa
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Slusher of Odessa
visited her aunt, Mrs. L. B.
Smith, the latter part of last
week.
A. w. Marshall had the mis-
fortune to have his driving mare,
Minnie, hurt last week and
had to have her shot. 1t is quite
a loss to him as she was only 4
years old and gentle as a lamb
and would work any way and
anywhere.
Col. A. B. Matthews of Odessa
vas here Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. He left for a visit in
Marshall, Mo.
Mrs. V. NJ. Odell and little
daughter, Aileen, returned Fri
day night from a week S visit
i'll Ray county.
Master Cecil Pickett of Kansas
City is visiting his grandparents
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rabius
visited their daughter, Mrs. l..
0. Richterman, at Page City Sat
urday and Sunday.
The house on the Walter
Chiles place near Marvin Chapel
formerly the j. b. Jones place.
occupied by w, H. Adams, burn
ed Saturday night about seven
o'clock. Some of the household
goods were saved. There was
no insurance on the house. 1t
caught from a defective flue IN
the shed kitchen.
Misses Lillian and Lizzie Sc
bastian Of Higginsville visited thu
family of Chas. Sebastian here
Sunday.
h. j, Welliver had business III
H,gginsville Monday,
Arthur Riley had business in
Higginsville Monday,
F. S. Smith came down from
Kansas City Tuesday to visit his
parents here.
Mrs. d. /. Herr and littl'
daughter, Ellen, returned Tues
day from a two weeks visit will
her sister, Mrs. T.. w. Wheatly
at jefferson City.
John Heidbrink of Higginsyillo
visited relatives here Saturday.
Archie and Jesse Bruce Wen
out in the country Monday tc
work on a large barn for }
II. McCord.
Z. w. Showengerdt began op
Grating his threshing machin
Monday at noon on his own croF
He threshed out ove 800 bushe
during the afternoon. The yiel'
will be about 30 bushels per acr'
on the stubble ground.
Miss Mary Igert began her yo
cal class Tuesday. Seventeen pu
pils were present. She Wi
charge $1.0O for the two month
course
Henry Broeggenjohan ha
been appointed general manage
Of the Eagle mill and elevate
here.
Rev. Buehler and wife viSite
III Levasy Sunday.
Rev. Sobroski of Napoleon WI
preach at the German churc
next Sunday, the occasion BEN
the goth anniversary of the o
ganizing of the Woman's MI
sionary Society Of that church
Mrs. L. B. Smith and little so
Jack. visited her parents, M
and Mrs. L. X. Foulds, in HI
ginsville Wednesday.
Tbo poD+;s+ Sunday School DI
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-07-04
FoR SAFE.

Some small secondhand ward
robes for sale at a bargain at the
academy.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-07-04

Miss Coed-The girls are to have
running races this afternoon.
Mr.. Gurl-What does the starter
start them with-pistol?
Miss Coed-0h! no; he simply
wells "Mouse!"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
PROVES OWNERSHIP OF
HER PET DOGS ASHES
Man and Woman OF Same Name
Claim Package sent
70 Hotel.

New York. January B--lh ne man
clerk at the Hotel McAlpin was called
on Yesterday 20 referee "a dispute about
the ownership of q package. y vas
due 10 a coincidence n N. Names aa1.s', 90, 0i
3 man and woman. An ident incstion
by the woman OF the contents OF the
package esta biished her claim when
she explained that the box contained
the ashes OF her Boston terrier, "hlch
had been cremsted and shipped mere
al her request by parcels post from
II was then that Frank r. weston.
sales manager Of the $ @. '. MOTOR
car COMPANY. of Reading. Pa. began
30 regret his part in the affair. ile
mad been notified that q package "a -
dressed 10 r. r. Weston had come by
parcels post. -. IL.
the Clerk was engaged wlh a ~, Mrs.
Weston who was asking eagerly LOT d
Dackaae which she had expected 10
ind awaiting her. After some dls-
cussion as 20 the owner Mrs, weston
described what the box would pr9oye
10 contain when it was opened. she
lid Inc dog had been her com panon
for nine years. and had crossed ne
Atlantic with her no fewer than hVe
times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
SENATE COALITION
CONSIDERED LIKELY

essariIy include dickers with patronage.
MIR Wilson when President, VIII fur
nish program of legislation whicn tho
Progress vcs will find to their Hkingt
and which they cannot avoid supports
ing II IL said.
AT the same time. they 10 on to say
there should be no reason in the world
why the next President should not give
patronage 10 progressive Repu oltcans
in territory where the Democratic
strength is weak. j. is certainly not 70
be expected that he viii do anyt ming for
the siandpatters.
Some Senators expect TO see tne New
Hampshire patronage go 70 the pro-
grcssiVe Republicans in larger proper
lion than 70 Democrats IN Mslnes
the Progressives should get a rev pluns
N Is said and 80 throughout the coun-
try in States which are not simoa-pure
Democratic territory
Will be Good Politics.
II will be good politics u II SAID ~
eurtbcr disrupt the Republican party
he fhrvoing "A sop to the Progresslves
S3d seachinc the old guard that IL 70
indeed out alone in cold, cold poiti-
cal world v,-.. :.
II IA known here that MT wilson -
intent upon pushing through his ieSis-
Istive policy with all speed. ana OF
course with as little friction as possible
Pm, without more votes than tnac ore
lonesome Democratic majority IN tue
Senate IL Is realized that ne faces
uorsc than mere friction ana nence
arc expectation that he viii hold ouS
omen arms to the Progressive hepuptbs
cans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
Believed That Democrats and
Progressives Will Form
Working Agreement.

Wasginh;on. January l3-Predic-
;ions are freely made around the Capt.
tol that Governor Wilson VIII not De IN
Office two weeks before he VIII nave a
perfectly good working agree ment win
the progressive Republicans OF the
Senate. These forecasts are Ddsed
upon utilitarian grounds cntireIy.
L; is realized that the next President
can not risk his legislative progra m upon
the Democratic majority III ihe Sen
ate of one-a solitary eve lamb so 10
sneak 1t is entirely too precarious.
n is declared by Senators who are iook-
ing forward to the practical affairs OF the
next administration
They contend that he must perforce
seek assistance from the ProgresSiVes-
and. indeed. there are signs In evidence
already that the Democrats ana FRO
Cressives are drawing closer together
Some of the Democratic Senators. be
iicving that the ProgressIves VIII de,
mand patronage as part of the era OIL
good feeling. are worried lest 1nroads
NAV be made upon their State ma
Chimes
Agreement on Policies.
other Senators. however. say that
the agreement between the next Presi-
dent and the Repu blicans will be as 20
policies OF legislation and need not nee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
MOVING DAY. FOR
CITY OFFICIALS
Much Swapping About to Pro
vide Administrative Board
Offices.

Yesterday vas moving day at the
Citv Hall. on Safurdsythe City School
Road vacated its old quarters on the
fourth floor. moving 20 the rooms re-
emily fffcd for school headquarters
~ tho old High School Building. on
-farshalI street between Eighth and
~-fr.b streets Yesterday City At
tome Pollard and Assistant city
Attorney George Wayne Anderson
moved into the old quarters Of tho
school Board Painters and decorators
re preparing the former rooms Of the
CITY Attorney as private offices tor
members Of the Administrative Board
Special Accountant George ;. Crcn-
shaw moved yesterday across the hall
into The old grand jury room giving
IN his old Office 80 the general Once
Of the Administrative Board. adjoining
the old street Committee room nov
the daily meeting room OF the board.
In the public Office Chairman W nittc.
ill have his deck. with Clerk Dunford
md the other members or the ciefiosi
ssaN of fhc board Furniture has been
nurrhased for tho board rooms. With
rf,nr cases and apparatus. and within
/. fo- dave the new division OF The city
government will have a more business
ike appearance. I'D TO this timc tlcrN
Dunford - the only one either OF inc
board or OF it, offce star. that hss
actually gotten down % routine "ork.
his record being kept uD 90 date f@cn
dav. Bookkccpcr shepherd secured
Yesterday Nc special forms on Nhicn
NJ will omen tho accounts Of INC noafd.
i~eplua = record Of ifs appropriation
and balances and Of accounts WI"
,,ufrIrfCra
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
RALEIGH READY !
FOR BIG EVENT
Locke Craig Will Be Inaugu'
rated Governor of North
Carolina Tomorrow
speciaI to The Times Dispstcb.

Raleigh. \ &. January i5---Rsleish - DER
oratin9 ard getting ready in every otaer re-
49,. 20 fhc ceremonies on Wednesday %
inauS,Ira;ing Hon Locke Craig OF ssaev1ne,
a. Governor. The legislative ara cilixeps
Tomatoes viii escort Governor craig rom
xshrviiIe TO Raleigh on Tuesday sod the m
srsuration ccrcrnonicS viii be IN fuH swing
during " cdcnSdsy-
Tbe pa~adr military and civic starts rom
fhe Marlborough a; n a ociock- nc1de1 %
Governor craig and state ofncers. op
cf,cxflI. street VIA Capitol square. 20 tne
f,o,.-no-'< mansion. Greetings VII oe ct-
~b.,1cd between Governcr-Elect trats <o1
t,orr-no- Effchiu Thereafter ire proccs
-, iii move rark 10 Capitol square ana
80. 10 fs~ auditorium. where the inaugural
ceremony vii take place and SoNernor Cre
III d~f;rr- his inaugural address ms over
the military parsdr vii reform arc . -.
,i.vcd hv Governor craig aud party nom
Na~bo~ouxh House balcony
1-f,r-c vii BE- = Luncheon - the Governor
....,-i,- i, fh~ Afternoon. an informal rcccD>
ton during the evening - nc pae... 80.
~ 10 o. lock and The inaugural ball i@fG NJ No
auditorium.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
Annual Meeting and Banquet.

The annual meeting and banquet OF
the. Petersburg chamber OF Com merce
will be held tomorrow night. ne
business meeting VIII De heid IN the
A p Hill Camp Hall. where the re-
ports Will be read. officers elected, eye
the BANQUET will follow al the STRAIT
lord Hotel and will be an elaborate
and ENJOYABLE affair. r. II. Mann
III 10 he .oss+ master Mayor
George Cameron. Jr-. will speak 10 the
toast o. the City of Petersburg.
Samuel W thinner. Of the Retail Aler-
chants Association. 20 me toast OF
Tho Value OF Co-operatiOr- : A
ActIev state Sccre-.4rv y N. &. 4.
10 the toast Of Organization mere
Will ne numerous hers. regular ana
volunteers. 20 which responses VIII De
made.
The Cham Der Of Commerce since
i+s reorganization Two or three years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
FINEST STAINED GLASS
IN WORLD BOUND FOR U. S.
Panels identified as showing the
Heraidic Achievements OF fif-
teenth Century Emperor.

London. January y The famous
C;rosveror Thomas collection Of stained
glass which n unQuestiohaDlt II. !. :
1oliec,Gon in the world was shipped
yesterday in the President Lincoln Tor
- n,b, rived Al the Charles Gallery
Perhaps the most interesting and
valuable item Of the collection - a
series OF eleven large panels IN d Won
Grosvenor Thomas acquired from i>it ;.
b,,rn Orange. and which turned out
~ - - 90 great historical importance
ssince fhev have been identified as
fbe portraits and heraidlc achievements
Of the Emperor Macmillan ana mem
perz Of MS iamiiy.
The collection that II being sent
,,cross the Atlantic consists OF about
800 panels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
CONDITiON SERIOUS.
Clifton Pearson Found Unconscious Beside
Railroad Track
Special 70 The Iint>- DI>paOtH-

Special 70 The Iimt>- DI>psOtt--
GoldsDoro y. c January Clifton
pea-soa is living in a critical condition al the
home Of his sister Mrs Wiley Andrews. at
scottsvilie three miles north OF this city
lie ierf here Saturday night On the shoe
sis. TO sDeDd sunday with his sister. Scots
lille being a flag station. and was found about
midnight in ditch b. negro. Arthur Barnes.
Who wss passing along the track a short dis
,snce rom the station He was unconscious
Barnes went for help. and awakened Wiley
Andrews When they lifted the unfortuns
vounr man IL was found to be his brother
fnI.y and medical aid summoned.
Young Pearson has not yet recovered con
sciousuess and he is thought to be in a most
serJo,s rendition 1t j. supposed that young
pe.rSon had probably gone 10 the rear plat
form on the trains nearing the station ana
had stepped OF in the dark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
METHODIST CHILDREN'S HOME
GETS CASH GIFT OF $4,000
Especial to The Times Dispatch-l

Winston-s Salem. " c, January Supper
intendent II. A Hayes. OF the Methodist
ChiIdren's Home here. to-day received a cash
gift of $1,000. to he used in the erection OF
d.I home for girls at this institution.
Les than three months ago he received gift
OF the same amount. the money to be useo
in construction of baby cottage 10 conncc-
-, ~itb ,he home The names OF the two
liberal donors have not been revealed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
COFFEE HEART
Very Plain in Some People

4 great many people 60 on suffering
from annoving ailments for long time
before they can get their own consent TO
give I'D the indulgence from which their
trouble arises
A gentleman in Brooklyn describes his
experience "a follows:
IL became satisfied some months ago
that owed the palpitation Of the heart.
from which suffered almost daily, TO tho
usc of coffee Il had been coffee drinkcr
for so years.
81 realized that must give up the
harmful indulgence in coffee, but ! ieit
the ncoessi.v for hot table drink, and IS
tca Is not to nv liking, was at loss for
awhile what to do.
"Onc dsy ran across very sensible
and straightforward presentation OF the
claims OF Postum. and was 50 impressed
thereby that concluded TO give It trial.
and | have used IT ever since
The effect on my health has been most
salutarv. The heart palpitstion from
which 7 used to suffer 50 much. psrticu-
l,rIy after breakfast. J. gone, and | never
have a return OF It except when I dino or
lunch away from home and drink coffee
because Postum is not served 7 find that
Postum cheers and invisoratos while It
nroduccs no harmful stimulation
There's reason" and IT Is explained
IN the little book. The Road TO MELVILLE,
IN pkgs.
Ever read the above letter, 4 new
one appears from time to time They
are cenuine, true, and full Of human
interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
VERDICT FOR s3,735.7I
Iury Returns Award in Favor Of Mrs Nuckois
AGAINST Railway COMPANY
-pecial 70 Inc IIrne>- u. paICn,

7speciaI 20 J ne II1nc,- DI.paIvn,- =
Dsr.-iIIe Va. January I5--After half an
hours deliberstion the jury in the case OF
Xucbols - the Danville Electric Railway
1,omnzn- returned verdict in favor of the
ntainftr awarding the woman s. 73jsI- \
morton for new trial was Immediately made.
Mrs. Nuchols was SUNG Tor sY.s7 "a
alleged to have been incurred when she fell
from a street car several months ago. The
f.II resulted IN her having 10 undergo a serious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
Cured of Seixtic Rheumatism
Cured of Bone Rheumahsm

Noah's tiniment is
the best remedy Tor
Rheumatism. Sciatica.
Lame Back, Stiff
Joints and Muscles.
Sore Throat, Colds,
Strains, Sprains, Cuts,
Bruise c ollie,
Cramps, Neuralgia.
Toothache. and all
Nerve, Bone and Mus
Gle Aches and Pains.
The genuine has
Noah's Ark on every
package and looks like
this cut, but has RED
band on front OF pack
age. and Noah 8
Liniment' always IN
RED ink. Beware Of
limitations. 25c, soc
and 500, and sold by
all dealers in mcdi-
cine. Guaranteed or
money refunded by
Noah Remedy Co.
Inc, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

Normal exercise is heathful.
Oyer-excrcise is harmful.
Exercise up certain degree increases the pueate cau
ing ample flow of nourishng blood all the body
That is normal exercise.
PHYSICIANS and Physical Trainers know this
Oyer-exerse urges Heart excessive actonfioodng
the body organs with blood The aereec stagnaon and
decompositon in the owand after spring
frcshet; and toxins (poisons) abound.
These toxins are reabsorbed into the blood stream and
Ds;ne through the Heart poison that organ with the rest
Over-exercsc also strain.
Architects know what strain in buildings and IN
BRIDGES lust as Doctors and Trainers know in the Human
When strain" passes certain limit the structure begins to
wcaken-slowly dis-orgsnzc.
So with the Heart.
II can stand much "strsinnorc less in different per
IONS Beyond the individual Imt-look
When Heart compelled over-execc and convey
lo5srcam filled with toxns-it serious, the extreme
Coffee causes OyERexercse of the Heart through the
.wbipv IL contains the form of the drug, caffeine
This drug increases the Hearts acion-even while the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
YOUTH FATALLY
SHOOTSBROTHER
fsnocial to The Times Dispatch

Washington Y. c. January B-Ne"s
reacred this city this morning of the scci-
denial killing OF Frank Brantley. by his
brother. late Saturday afternoon near Royal
this county Frank and james Brantley mad
b@en hunting and when they returned home
Frank set hiS gun on the porch and went into
tho house When be came out his brother
lanes picked up the gun thinking II was not
loaded aud remarked TO hi> brother II
-bov YOU how to Liil biackbirds- In some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
Noah's Liniment

You NAV be one the that be helped by it-Noahs
Eminent external treatment
You would sufferer give $500 quickly as slOo tor
something would help All ask to do to try one
large size bottle If does benefit you
yo,r dealer is authorized give back your money.
Where there swelling fever Noahs Lnment will
no doubt Requires little rubbing peneates ana
docs not evaporate like most external remedies
II YOU have read you will be interested to con-
tne have personally investigated of the testimonials
for Noah's Lnment.
Not long ago Charleston S c. to look into re-
arkable case This man. Mr. John Daily unable to raise
his right arm years until he had used Noah
Imminent Mr. Daily 90 years DID, and is well and tavoraby
known Charleston He has resided there most OF MS lie ana was
a veteran n the civil Mr..
Dav told me his sister request -
ed a sample by mall then he mr.
states he purchased a 25c size /1Z<<</IZZ[ZZ[<
bottle and then S1.OO bottle ~
and little than the latter
made a perfect cure. Noah Remedy Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
rot.sp.et Mystic shrtners.

NI4Fiug this city his 1rsf stop on =
,e,.',.i iS,r 81 inspection Of the So1ths
ON Stat~s Imperial Recorder II.
.fu~Dbv. OF The Imperial Councu. A.
s5n.,~~ Mi b. tho guest Of Mochs
rrmple No. Z. on he uixht % Jsnuary
~ AT faithful followers are enjoinc1
10 present themselves 90 mofroN hkn.
~ the temple. When arrangements TO-
the reception Viii BE made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
DR.. NEsBITT SUMMONED.
Charges Might Result in Expulsion Prom
Medical Society

lApecial to The Times DISPATCHED
wii,,ir1ton y c. January l3--Dr.
Charles T Nesbitt, Wilmington superin-
fendent OF Health. was summoned to-day
before the County Medical Society TO face
chsrzes that might result in his expulsion. in
80 he j. convicted. The charges are based
on an alleged interview the New York Globe
rad with DR. Nesbtt and in which cert al a
STRUCTURES we're made OF members of the medt-
c,i society a. we'll as the city DR. Nes-
mir, At the time OF the interview was in New
Yorl, CITY studying sanitary conditions DR.
Nesbitt denies the interview declaring the
Globe reporter colored the story for the sake
OF sensation slism-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

way the gun was discharged the whole load
entering the breast OF Frank Brsntiey. killing
MIN almost instantly Physicians were I'M
medistey summoned but the unfortunate
man was beyond medical aid Frank was
about nineteen years of age and James seven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

Special TO The Tine Dt-retrnt
Ro~kins Va January u-This mornins
-sssfe -bo.tinr IT = mad dos. e. y Carlton
.rri6~ntzfly shot Mrs. n Powell. the oahet
Lodging Just above the heart ene vs. t~Aen
Q Norfolk 20 . hospitsl ~ o1ce-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

ago. has made itself very active and
efficient body. and have accomplished
q great deal of good 70 the commercial
and material welfare of Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
Coffee "Over-ExerCiSeS" the Heart

individual at The habua OF coffee three OF more
times daIy forces the Heart to Over-exerclse
This produces what Life Insurance Examiners and fhsCa
Trainers term Coffee Heart"
If YOU have Coffee Heart you can't get life insurance ana
VOL can't go in for athetcs'-not much.
Butthousands of former Coffee Hearts now beat regularly
supplying body organs with pure blood IN norman amount
arc insured and enjoy life.
They have wisely quit coffee entirely and now drink the
wholesome, famous lood-drink,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

Mrs Lucy =. Spotswooc. ~ioc" oi
r Spotsvooc OF this city who has
bee,. 4 guest for several weeks at the
NIcCrae country home IN Bruns"ick
County near Lswrencevile, was
stricken with paralysis yesterday, ana
information received today represents
her condition as very serious MIS-.
Spotsvood Is the mother OF r b
and J. Brooks SpotsvoOd. OF this CITY.
Who have been called 20 her side. and Of
William +. Spotswood, Of Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
MY Statement:

If YOU are rheumatism know that this will be
of much know you have relative or friend suffer
ing the terrible of this headed Observation-Disclosures
tism-that will be equally interesting
You would give almost any price to be relieved
There are many ocaled cures advcrsed-read what most
of them require three four times day internally some
remedy up with strong drugs which would call dope
Read what these claim the Of rheumatism
uric acid kidney trouble liver complaint indigestion. etc
No one knows uric acid isask family physician
While YOU are talking him. ask about these cures at the
same time. have lot Of faith in his opinion
Rheumatism serious dsease-wh more serious conditions
following checked 1t often doubles one up brings
on I'll sorts Of misery, makes life almost unbearabe
Nine cases of require internal treatment at ALL
Do your system with these cures until you have tried