The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], April 13, 1901, Image 7

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INSURING THE WOMEN.
OUR
NSURANCE.
tn property insured, oc
1 by tenant or owner.
; written in ?ny town in
y. Will com, and make
r.al inspection, and name
upon application. , Will
)E .anything. Write or
on him at office in
ngton.
Oplaloaa of Mfi I the ltaalaeaa R
(ardlaa; th Proportionate KUk
la Carry-luff Tkrm,
Missouri Pacific-Lexington Br.
W.
LTIN
il
REAL ESTATE .
;ale in Lexington. Farms
ale. Houses to rent. If
have any real estate to
place it in his hands no
il no sale. Office in
ington.
IB
Abstracter, Loan
-AUD
Insurance Agent
rm sad City Property for eele or rsnt
MONEY TO LOAN.
,11 loan money on Improved farm lands
at 6 and 61 per cent Interest.
Jflloe front room over Tevls' drug
store, Lexington, Mo.
Woman Is furnishing some fine pres
ent day problems for tlie -insurance
companies to solve. The question as to
whether the Rex should be discrimi
nated against In the granting of poli
cies is one that is being widely agi
tated. Compared with the number of
men who are insured, the number of
women is small, jet this number is giving-
the officials much food for tnought,
ays the New York Herald.
A prominent insuranre ninn who lias
made a careful study of the situation
and has delved deep into, the figure"
bearing on the subject shews that,
while the mortality among uninsured
women between the ages of 21) and 45
years is less than among menKthe mor
tality of insured women of this period
is greater than among men or the same
ages. In other words, mere are more
deaths among a given number of in
sured women than among the same
number of Insured men.
This startling peculiarity is setting1
the actuaries to hazardingguesses.One
expert Is of opinion that the more
acute mentality ot the woman serves
to give her warning of coming fatality,
and that she, is thus enabled to hurry
into an insurance which will profit her
heirs, whereas a man in the same phys
cal condition, but with blunter pereep-
tlons, would feel no advance warnings
and would neglect the caution that is
palpable to his sister. Or, as it is put
uv this expert:
'The finer const itntlon of tne nerves
of women undoubtedly enables them
to feel earlier and before they are per
ceptible outwardly those ailments and
chancres which may be going on in their
systems, and, however indistinct such
feeling may be in them, yet they are
more impelled by It than men to take
precautions against the threatening
evil.
"Allusion Is often made to a faculty
of presaging peculiar to single persons,
and attributed In a higher degree to
women than to nvn. If such a faculty
of presaging really exists it may result
from natural causes, but it forms at
the same time n sort, of Influence
against which lifeinsiiraneecompanln
must be on their guard. At all events,
these offices cannot te sufficiently cau.
tious In insuring women, and are per
fectly entitled to demand a higher pre
mium from women than frcm men.
Then there are others who hold to
the view that women when they come
to be questioned by the medical mea
of the companies are apt to be less lion.
est in telling of their physical condition
than are men. It is charged that they
are prone to "forget" ill health or to
argue themselves Into the belief that
they have had no ill heolth, and so they
"do not consider it worth while" men
tioning to the examiners.
WBst BOUNOT8A1N8.
No.ri.
Leave 81. t.olitn MCiiini
Arrive tieuulU spiu
Coiiwnlia... 4:uJm
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Lexington 0:11 1"
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Wellingt)u.
Waterloo.
Nhm)Iuoii
Independence).,
Kansiw I'lty ...
HL. Joseph
DAILY.
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5:47 pui
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CASHm
'roduce Buyers
DRESSED POULTRY. QUE
; FURS. EGGS AND EWER.
04 DUANE STREET,
; NEW YORK.
rite for Our Present Paying Prices
BAST SOUND TRAINS.
No. 74.
Leave ft. Joe :impm
' KAnsHSlliy n:u pm
Indepndouce 6:10pm
Niipuloou 7:04 pin
Waterloo ...7:14 pm
Wellington 7:W pui
" Uyrlck 7:;ispm
H:L'8IU
8:87 uin
8:47 am
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In: 05 am
6:00 nm
FdocIhI rules to Kansas City every Saturday
evuuing sua Sunday.
VICTORIA'S OLD FRIEND.
Jane, I.wdy Chnrchlll, Loan In
Queen's Service. Died Just
. llefure llrr.
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No. 7.
6:25 am
Bi.vtam
7:40 am
7:44 am
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8:01 uu
Lexington 7:1? 8:IO:un
FWfe City s: in pm
HiKKlnsville BUI pm
Aullvi'le H:a ira
Concordia : pm
IMiiUa 10:0.n)in
8t Louis 7:iuara .
Fast
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10:115 an. .
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Dally,
rKKIOIITS.
Leaves Lexinpton
' PrtitetJity
" H'lfinsville....
" Aullvill" ,
" Concordia
Bedulut
West
8:35 am
2:5' pm
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pm
l:ln pm
10:40 am
except .Sunday.
Jefleron City, Boouville ami Lexiiiir-
t4jn Division..
MIXED DAlLf EXC. BUNDAT.
No. 72. No. 71.
I.iave. Arrive.
7:irHin Lexinirton 5:11 pm
6:t'inra Myrick 4:4o pin
S:Viam Norllirup 4 1! pin
l):num Dover 4.() pin
:2; urn Edwards U:.V pm
H:5aru . ...Waverly a:ilO pm
ll:;inu n Harstmll l;lspm
'J;i.PHiu RiNJiiville 3:" pm
4 4ft pm . . TipUm 4 4H pm
Heaauowu. m-aa op,
SANTA FE ROUTE.
Trains arrive at North teiclmrton :
No. -m (dally 7:45 a. m
Train leave North Leximrton:
No. iU, Express (dully) 7:.to a m
Alain line trams pass bezington juucuou
OOINQ CAST.
No. H, (dully)...
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i' ( ii tiiT ii "1 lflilnil I mm inry " ,
Whitewashing; in All Colors:
Good Enough for Outbuildings.
It lias been used for Interior walls instead of paper or
paint. Its odor and scales have been endured because
they could not be cured. ButMuralo.the Interior Wall
Finish, bas driven it out of doors where it belongs.
Muralo is Modern,
Ready for immediate use when mixed with cold water,
and easily applied by anyone. Muralo is unequaled for
coating walls aud ceilings. Twenty-three tints and white.
You cannot learn about It too soon.
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Sold by Crenshaw & Young.
HEW SERnCE
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California Liiniled.
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Chicago and Alton Railroad.
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7: 10:18 11:10
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SAM ANTONIO.
VIA
WACO, 8. A. V A. P. and SOU. PAC.
AND TO
AUSTIN.
VIA ELGIN AND H. 4T.C.
Through Tourist Sleepers
CALIFORNIA,
Via 6AN ANTONIO and SOU. PAC
RACKS &
EXASof
Effective March JOth, 1901,
Quickest and Best Line to
MEXICO.
QOINO WIST.
;flTR0N & TAUBMAN,
i
i LBX1NOTON, MO.
f ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,
m ESTATE INSURANCE,
l MONKT TO LOAN
Havt the only oomplete sot of Abstract
eeurd ot Title to toe Lands of LafayetW
ountf.
OFFICE in HRRE BUILDING
J 0. WoRTIIIKOTOIt,
8. N. WlMON
LEXINGTON, MTHBOUBI.
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance Agents.
AD8THACT9 OF Til LB MAI)B.
Will loan monoir on improTed farm lauds at
6 and 6Vi por cent Interest
: OFFICE IN IliERLE BUILDIXO,
Only a short time before Tier death
Queen Victoria lost a lntly-in-wuit iiiy
who had been devoted to her service
for 40 years. This was Jane, Lady,
Churchill, who died the other dny
at her home ear Windsor, says a
London paper.
Three years apo her honlth be
came so feeble that she was com
pelled to) forego her usual trips
to the continent with the queen and
retired to her home at Tver, about
seven inileH from Windsor. There
she lived until her death. The queen
visited her regularly when she was
in residence nt Windsor custle.,
Jane. Lady Churchill, is the "Jane"
and "Jane t hurchill"! referred to so
frequently in the queen's book of
memoirs. She was 74 at the time
of her death, but youthful in appear
ance, and she used to llutter herself
on her resemblance to the princess
of Vnlc.
She is snid to hnve possessed a
more intimate knowledge of court
life than any other woman in Kn(j
land, but all she knew has died with
her, an she was one of the uiost dis
creet as well as one of the most
Blackburn....
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May view
Odessa
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Trslns No. '01 and 101 dally except Sunday
A II irtSwr ruiim djiilv.
t Excursion tickets soul to KansnsCity Satur-
dav eveninits. Siimlny morninirs, ana nunnay
evening at ono fare tnr the round trip, good
for return np to and Including Monday morn
InK folldWinir.
' ihronirh tinknbi and ehpoks to till cnlnts.
' Round trip tourist tickeison sale to all tourist
points. .. ,.
For furtlier Information call on or address:
, W. 8. LVOXH, Tlekot Apnt,
1 Telephone No. 50.
A 0B CAT NEWSPAPER.
The Sunday edition of the St. Louis
republic is a marvel of - modern news
paper enterprise. The organization of
its news service is world-wide, complete
in every department; in fact, superior
to that of any other newspaper.
The magazine section is illustrated in
daintily tinted colors and splendid half
tone pictures. This section contains
more nigh class literary matter than
any of the monthly magazines. The
fashions illustrated in natural dolors are
faithful of her majesty's ladies-in-waiting.
She was tall and slight, her dark
hnir was streaked with gray, and she
waa always noted for her strictness
n lil... nn nil fitl.titlnn. ftt flennrf1.
.... She w. In a measure the especially vnluable to the ladies.
.. i..n.. i,. n,..n wifi. The colored comio section is a
the. news of all that happened in the genuine laugh-maker. The Ifunn'y car
nutiri world, and frenuentlv acted toonB "kre by the best artists. The
for her when the sovereign desired humorous stories aro high class, bv
to do some courtesy or show Borne
kindness not altogether compatible
with her rsnk. I
She remained in the queen's serv
ice until the time of her death, al
though for the previous two years
she had been compelled to give up
some of her duties. Her son, Lord
Churchill, began as a puge and h now
a lord-iu-waiting.
Tree.
Dr.J.W.Meng,
Surgeon Dentist.
rcc .L. a n,.:i,l: eherrv-tree story?'
Venice m wic ivicuii .,,; peaehl" shouted Billy Barlow.
Lexington, tyissouri. Puck. ..
Another Sort, of
"Now, children," said the pretty
achoolmarm. after relating the affect
ing tale of Washington and his little lmrry
Vutehel. "what (10 VOU UUI1K oi iui
authors ot national reputation.
Sheet music, a high-class, , popular
song, is furnished free every Sunday ir
The Republic. o
The price of the Sunday ltepubllc bv
mail one vear is $2.00. ior sale by all
news dealers.
What Shall We Have lor Desert?
This Question arises In the family every
dav. Let us answer It toJuy. Try Jell-O, a
delicious desert. Prepared lo two minutes.
No bakingl add hot water and set to cool
Flavors: Lemon, oranKO, rasplierrv aud straa
At your irrocers. 10 rents. o
This offloe dues all kinds ot prlntlo at
reasonable prices, and the quality oftbe
work cannot be beaten anywhere.
"KATY FLYER"
St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City
ALL TRAIfta HAVC
FREE KATY CHAIR CARS and
BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Announces the Opening of its
a Red River Division
mTOm
Denison and Sherman, ...
Texas, a
Through Train Service will shortly
be established from St. Louis and Kansas
City over the J J J
Shortest Line to Texas
AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR RAILROAD
PERFECT PASSENGER SERVICE TO 1'.; MinHRB?'
AND POINTS IN frt(nVfL tttif 'fiti-
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fop all Throat A.ffectiors
-IOandZ5V BOXES-
Sold by Druqqibl everywhere or ent
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