The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], April 27, 1901, Image 6

About The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949

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ARTISAN 11 NO. M
In a rod sorrel, two whlto hind feet, star
In forehead, IT hands hlth. fine style, good
bon and muscle, and la just the norse (or
saddle or lislil barnesa. Hired by Artist.
Jr., 3:13; he by Artist T5; he by Kin Wil
liam. 87: 1st dam by Jewell Denmark; Artist,
Jr. by Artist, dam by Lexington. Jewell
Denmark was by Washington Denmark,
dam the Queen, a fine (addle mare. For ex
tended pedlpre see N. t. II. llvgltiU'r.
Artisan 2d. No. NtiO will stand at $10.
Report of Misnmri EiperiHient
Station.
The annual upon uf the Missouri
Agricultural Experiment Station has
jusl been issued. The wors of the
Missouri Station dunng tbe past year
has been chiefly in tbe same lines as
heretofore, including field eipenroenia
wilb cereals, forage crops, fertiliaers,
rotation of crops, etc. ; feeding eiperi
menu wilb beef cattle and pigs; field,
gTeenboiisw and laboratory experi
ment in horticulture; chemical studies
in connection with feeding and diges
ton experiments, and on the influence
of iron salts on tbe composition of tbe
leaves and fruit of apples; investiga
tion of animal diseases, especially
Texas fever; entomological studies,
especially on insects affecting fruit;
studies on the effect of different crop
rotations on tbe productiveness of land;
experiments on the reclamation of
naturally poor land on which corn has
been grown without fertilizers for fifty
years; experiments iu the utilization
ot corn stover as fodder; tests of the
feeding value of timothy bay at differ
ent stages of experiments in apple
orchards on typical soils in different
parts of the state; experiments with
commercial fertilisers for forcing
winter vegetables; variety and breed
ing experiments with fruits, especially
apples, grapes, strawberries and per
simmons; an experiment in reforesting
without cultivation waste bluff land
with valuable nut trees; experiments
with spraying mixtures, and special
studies" of the ticks causing Texas
fever, together with experiments in
immunizing Northern cattle intended
for the Southern market.
The above atumits w I make the season
of i:t in the I'latteniiurii farm (formeriv : aided irrigation to its Jines of work
owned by I'at O'.V alley) two and a h.i'f , . . , ...
mi.es southeast, uf l.exinrton, neiir the old aid has undertaken griis work in the
fairgrounds. .i . :.u .
to finding suitable pasture grasses for
the Ozark Mountain region and the
swamp region of Southe.it Missouri.
The work in vcteiinary science,
Marmaduke, Jr.
Marmadnke. Jr., Is a beautiful dark bay
with black r"l"ts- 16S handa high and will
weigh 1600 This Is one of the bust all pur
pose horses in the county, as he is a first-
class road horse and heavy enough to draw
a larger load than any draft stallion In the
.ffounty. Ho was sired by Mnrmailuke, No.
!e; dam by Rlsmark; lie by Huston. His
colts are larae and tine, just the kind to sell
on the market at fancy prices or to raise
first-class mule mares from, as draft, tuatvs
never produce gixid mules. He will siaud
at $10.
SALAAM.
Balaam is a brown jack with Ihtht points.
14' hands Ml'Ii, will wi-ih UM pounds. Is
very Ions body aud extra heavy Imne. II
is one of the best of breeders, asliisonlts
show for themselves; he is n -,ur foal
petter and wil! bfi-d with any hie jack In
the country. He will stand at fs.OU to insure
oelt to stand aiid suck.
Care taken to prevent accidents, hut 10
responsibility assumed should any occur.
All money doe when mare Is purled with,
traded off or removed from tie; iietehltor
liood. A lien U retained on thu colt for
service money.
FRANK FISHER.
Some Reasons
Why You Should Imirf on favinj
EUREKA H1RKESS OIL
Uncaualed bv any other.
Renders hard leather soft.
Especially prepared.
Keeps out water.
A heavy bodied oil.
Harness .
An eacellent preservative.
Reduces cost of your harness.
Never burns the leather; its
Efficiency is increased.
Secures best service.
Stitche kept from breaking.
Oil
s sold in all
l,OClitiea MaaufrctuTS.1 by
fUa4ard Otl ?.
FLORIDA.
ASiiperlor Through Sleepln rr
Line Helween St. Louis
and Jacksonville:
I SEWS Of THE UILWiH.
! The Uk land's proposition forcheap rate
excursions to and from CI.hb during this
summer aasbecu neraiived by we western
PassrDger Association. In consequence otic
' iu served yesterday on lairmau Mcieoa
hv fieoerBl Passenper Airetit Hetoastlau that
the HiK'k Island will take Independent actKq
and put In effect a rate of one faro plu fi
for the rsutid trip from tHicao ana hut
Biediato points east of the Missouri river to
llenver. Colorado 8prlnx, Pueblo, Halt UH
City and Ok. Tickets at this raw will be
old on Juim) Sl.July and 17 aad Aujustl.
t'rom Minnjuri river polnu tbe aam rata will
Je msdii on the days followtnf the datsa.
Tivkru al this rate also will be sold from Mis
souri river natewaya, Kansas City to Omaha,
Inclusive, on July 7, 4 and . Four special el
.curslonswillslsoberunby tbe Kock Island
, fMui Cokradioominn points to Chlcsiro and
, Intermediate ststions or Juno fS, July IS and
'SO and August I. The eicursion tickets,
! both eal aud west bound, will be limited for
return pssaare to October Jl. Tbe Bock Island
announces I's Intention of piscina; In Mrvloa
lecial trains for these eXcursioos, lravlot
Cbicairo at i p. tu. and makJus" Uie run to
Colorado with only one nlvht on the road
Chicago Tribune. '
TEE TWICE ! WEEI kFVBLIO.
Every Mi o day and Thuradaj a newspa
per as eood si a magatioe and better for
It contains tbe latest by telegraph as well
as Interesting stories It tent to the sub
scriber of the "Twlca-a-Week" Republic,
which is only a fi a year.
Tbe man wbo reads tba "Twloe-a-Week"
Hepablio knows all about affairs,
political, domestio and foreign eventa; it
posted sbout tbs markets and commercial
matters generally.
Tbe woman who reads the"Twice-a-Week"
Republic gathers a bit of valuable
Information about household affairs and
late fashions and finds recreation in the
bright stories that come uoder both the
headings ol fact, and fiction. There Is
i gossip about new books and a dozen othej
aake wan and woman.
RUSTIC B. 30763.
(UECOUI) 2:22
Bred and owned by Joepli II. Ilnr.
nctt, proprieuir Edelield Stock Farm,
Lexington, Missouri, will make the
season of 1001 at his farm 8 miles
southeast of Lexingtou, near Prairie
church, at rlo to insure, money due
as soon as the fact Is ascertained or
mare parted with. A lien is retained
on tbe colt for 'service money. So
responsibility for accidents.
Rustic R. is 7 years old, 16 hands,
2 Inches liiyh; dark bay with black
points, good size, weiebs l.aoo pounds,
with both style and speed combined;
good mane and tail.
Rustic fa. was sired by Newcotnb,
2959: he by Nutwood, No. fiOO, record
2:181; Nutwood is the preraierstallion
as a sire of speed; he by Belmont,
J4o. 64; Newcowib's 1st dam, Maggie
Wilkes, dam of three in the list, by
George Wilkes, record 2:22; Rustic
B.'s 1st dam, Mertrix, by Merchant,
No. 599; he by Belmont. No. 64; 2nd
dam by Al West, No. 14371; be by
Almont, No. 23; 3rd dam by Marma
duke, No. 9082; 4lh dam by Idol, No.
177; be by Membrino Chief, No. 11.
JOS. R. BAH2TETT,
4-CIO-3
WINKLER
TOMB
Hi! 1 1 U U
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COMPANY
aaHrracrcHiRf asdmalsnhs
FURNITURE.
aai patraatD to do
ALL CIMrS Of
Toroicf, Hicitg SrrIl hint, lit
. WeaisokeepcoiiFtaiitlyoii tacd
Stair Banisters, Newel Posts,
Walnut Coffins, &c.
Metallic and Wooden Burial Cases
. " Always on hand.
They rerfctfully ask tbe iituntion of til to
he articles of their imiuulacture, pledir'ng
tbemwlneti to sell us cheap as such article
can.be houKlit.
Winkler Furniture Co.
whi:b has heretofore been confiucd to
Texas fever, ha now been extended to
include the intestinal parasites of
slieop, with especial reference to the
life history of the tapisworra and to
suitablo preventives and remedies.
The station has recently collected
dun trom abytit a thousand -of the
most successful feeders of steers ss to
the methods followed.
Wireles Mecraphy.
The successful operation of wireless
telegraphy means a great deal to the
world. Marconi has done muah to
perfect the system since be first dis
covertd it. The early idea was carried
out by an elaborate set of instruments
and apparatus, and ap aerial wire
hun from a tall mast. But the aerial
wire and the tall masts have been re
placed by more modern apparatus,
and a cylinder but a few feet high is
now employed in the service.
Marconi has successfully introduced
the duplex telegraphy into his system,
a step significant of wonderful ad
vancement. Only recently be accom
plished a remarkable feat. He had
established a station at ttw Lizard,
Cornwall, which is 200 miles from St.
Catharines, and on tbe first day of tbe
reign of King Edward VII., Mr. Jlar
Cf.ni succeeded in establishing perlct
ciumucicstion between St. Catherines
and the Lizard.
Since that lime he baa elablifh.jd
perfect communication m both direc
tions hrid arranged to duplex the line,
so that ht couid send two message
each way at the same lime. It is
"tsted tiiat there is no reason why he
phou'd not s-nd 20 rueigeg save the
ct of the ins'.ruiuents.
j The Marconi system can be used in
,any kind of weather, fog or linf, wet
jor dry, in fuel it work, fx-t'.er iu wet
i weather thai, on a line day.
j lo hundred of thou.and of peo-
i-.r lUe , :,. America;) i-xpo,itioo will
afford the iirt opportnuitj uf witness
ing the op-.ra-ion tbn Marconi
system of wlrelv ten-rapby. No
one will want to mi it
Only fir to California vu S0ta Fe
route; every Tuenday to April :0. Tickets
zood In toorict sleepers and recllninir
Chair can. Take the trip and see ('u.
forms at lt preltient. J. 1. LVter Jr
CommencinR November 20th the Flo
rida Air Line, consisting of the L. E.
& St. I Ky, St. lMia to louisville,
So. R'y iu Kentucky. Louisville to Lex
incton. Queen and Crescent Route.
Lexineton to Chattanooga, Southern
B y, Chattanooffi to Jestip and l'int
System, Jesup to Jacksonville, Fla.,
will inaugurate for the season the great
Through Sleeping Car Route to Flori
da. Through sleeping cars will leave
ituisiuc i.w ii. iu., ir aiiiwii lo.ou it.
m.. reaching Chatanooga -5.50 p. m.
Atlanta Rj p. m., and Jacksonville
8 a. m,(second moruiua). Stop-overs
allowed. This route is through large
cities and interesting country, and is
operated over most superior and well
established lines of railway. The
schedules are fast aud most convenient.
Iu adJitipa to the above s;hedu!e
leaving St. Louis at night, train leaving
St. Louis 0S a. m., will arrive Jack
sonville the next night 10.00 p. m., mak
ing only one night out from St. Iuis
to Jacksonville.
This line also affords passengers for
Florida trip via Asbeville, N. C. the
greatest American allyeararound
resort.
Correspondence so'icited and infor
mation promptly furnished. K. A.
OAMl'BKLIi, (ien'l Passenger Agent
St. Louts. Mo.
This is a!) t!ie Inst line topoiutsln
Kentucky, TetineHsee, Ceorgia and
North and South Curitona.
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE.
GREAT TRAINS.
"The Burlington - Northern Fae.tic
Kxpress," Kansas City. St Joseph or
Denver to I'uget Sound, Portland, Mon
tana, Washington, entire Northwest.
Daily through train of coaches, chair
cars, tourist and standard sleepers and
dining cars.
No. 15; meriting train, Kansas City,
St. Joseph to Nebraska, Denver and
l'aciflc Coast, via Scenic Colorado.
Weekly California excursions personally
conducted.
No. 23; latest night train, Kansas
City.St Joseph to Denver; night train
for Nebraska Omaha, St. Paul.
No. 21: noon train, Kansas City, St.
Joseph to Omaha, St. Paul; through
sleepers.
No. 56; famous Chicago Eli; dining
and builet library cars, chair cars,
sleepers.
No. 11; si. Louia ft night express.
No. 4.J; fast morning train eaut.
Write for descriptive matter, rates
and information.
R. II. Ckozikk. L. VV. Wakelv.
T. 1. a.. c:1 Main St. Gm JVh. n.trr Airt .
ha.isa. Oltjr.lt,, St. Lout,, Mo.
Howard Elliott,
i"ii'-ral Msimver. St Jf. ph, Mo.
TO CUBE A COLD IS OXE DAY
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It falls
to cure. E. W. Grove's signature Is on
ach box. 253.
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES
via
mm
From If xington to San Francisco and
return only UO.W. Tickets on sale
July Otli to lath inclusive, good until
August .list 1W1. j
From Lexington to Hut Springs and
return, via. Wagoner, $27.o); via, St.
Louis :i U5. Tickets on suit) daily and
good ninety da.vs.
From LeTiiigton to Milwaukee and
return via. St. Juisaud Chtcagj 1S.00
Tickets ou hvtle July 22 and IB.
From Uxington to Little- Hock and
return fli.wi. Tirketa on sale May
14th to 16th, good until June 1st.
From Ixington to Kansas City and
return fl.w, April 2j and 2tl,-cood
until 27th.
From Islington to Nevada and
return fS.tjO, May 15 and 10 good until
May 30th.
From Iexington to Licoln, Neb., amf
return .Uj; May ad to 27d, good until
June 4th.
From Lexington to San Francisco
and intcrwediaU) points only $2i. Tick
ets on sale exery Tuesday until April
80, ltJl
Lexington to Anaconda, Butte, Gar
rison, Helena. Ogden, Salt Lake City.
i, ana to Washington points $26.30
iicKets on sale every Tuesday until
April 30th, 1901. Through tourist
sleepers without change.
Home Seekers tickets on sale April 2
and 16.
For full information please call on
A. S. LOOMIS, Agent.
K.
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am -,
fllmtil,.riu?lK TiU!
county. MiH,ur
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tim niriii..t" ; aii tv.t
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of iran,.h. then,."'; ""O
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tliorof to ih w at h i
whlrh .IU UhI f irula t""
llK'nun In i.l ,i .'"V"' I"!
not ruaturea JJ"W
sail land aim t ho "J it,
line of bayment I l .f
And whereas tlio ,
said coupon now C ? pr
lU and atlll wnuia .aut s
Now therefore, I.i,uS
afreaW. will, t th H-H
holder aud owner.. t
nras aud followu tha u.1
trust. Droceml t.. !? .WrnL.
nno belonffls PPut'u
hUhest bidder for", ZZlK
door In the city of Lr ..
ette county, MlaVrt
tlTTlVrcn lr
luurniv
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between the honm nf ...
t. .k.. j uiuq riy,
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for the purpose of satisfyiM?
neas and tbe cot of enseal f
OEKN B.TaVTJ
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NOTIC
County Depositrf
Office of the County Clerk, I.af1Kii
Missouri. I
Not ice Is hereby Rlve th( f
Court of a.d eounty and.i
farsl day of said torm. .uuiu,
day, --.vlve an i ou, n soa,. 1
any ltnk!ii7 IniHirmiriitiiMi i
lndlvlOu.il banker In vii,l,r;,
ileal re lo of oe leciud n l,ntW
f,....i .,f t.. ..
mi.u cuuiiiy ior in. u,
after x
April d, I'.iOI.
KKANK TII0C1
Notice to Bridire Con:
I will riM-e'.re seale pr,i.
noon of
TL'KPDAY, AI'UII,,
i nrwsi'. witn vwo nim'4
iruu'., mi ou cedar uil.iv,
acrim l.lltte nl fret k. iiKm...
.v oi neijiiignin.
i.otuiM'.vioiinr nHnri ihv rj
an)- or all tii.U.
, II. D. WBHai.N.tW
yiiru iu, jwi.
FINAL SliTTliOl
Notice U hereby dven to
nlher peraoua Interf-aled In an
Ktlisn All.'O, d seiisiil, fiul iircl
ailniinistraTurwlll app.y ionu ,s
iie'i.iiii . saia 'mbim r.: 1 t
l'H, of the proli le O'jurt of Ls:v
Miauourl, o he berun and hilax
e-.urt r-s-w, in tl:' city if Uii
Sd-o.iid Mt.nday m May, V.ti.
w .c xre
M t .ftW8
FINAL SETTLEJID!
Notice is hrrehy lven tn tllfK
olhtr persons lni.rehled lo tliew
kin M. Wetib. d vnah-d. that tat rc-l
aJUi.Lisir nor wl.l ai Dlf u,rauii
m.-rit of said estate, at tbe a,
l'l, of the probate court r,f La .;-
cjurt rjom, in tbe o.ty of lxw-
second Mornlar in Mav.
KOliERTU'if
S-1JW A.1BJI?
The
Caifornia
Limited.
Nhw fft,ur.s this seaxon
Ually service and tttenslon U.
Sao K'anciwH).
l)rswine.room Pullmans,
riuffet Bmoktng lar(with bir
bcrshop), Hsrvey Dining Cr,
Oljservslian Car (with ladl'
parlor.
FIN;AL SETTLEMEXT
Notice la hrety alven t) t'cv
otbor perm interested in ttw
John Capellle, deceasl. tfi it tir
sirnea aitirluistrntnr wiil a(t,ij
final settlement of said ekUf, c
term, lwil. of the Dnitat c.;rto(
county. Mlouil, to te item t
the pr-rbete omrt ro"m. in tt
iuuti.li. on thn tr.,1 at.til.iff ill V
M.fl .M
-13t4 Public Adaii-i
FINAL SETTLKMEX!
Notice is hereby ir.ven to all
other (h rsotn inter'",l i ii
Carrie t. Allen, deveased.
riv:iel a'imu Mirt..r wiii irtb :
nn. 11, .f the priUitu -"urt
ii'iiuiy. .v'.HMHin, to ie rviio
it) i.ri.li,;.. i-,nirt ll". ,n tr.'
lnirt.,n. on tJi -nriil K'.ii'la
IIKNlLlli W
4-l:l A.lIJilA"
Agtnt
Nejralirlc pains, rlietniHlisin.
j'"1 ''"'tic pains, ykid tothejieoeira.
ji.ug iojiuoc,!. or BsliarJ Know LI
!neoi. rrice, , and GO cents
8 k T. REDUCED RilEa ISISDU
TLRKIT0KT.
Evr since the connructloQ 0 the M
"rough the Iodian Terrltor. I
lis local pseueer r.le between stations I
io the Indian Tprritory i,s, e 0n the I
ba;s of Ure cent, a mile. Xh customary
rate of pisseajer fares (,n rt:lrotit ,
cpt in sp.rrei, etlled couatry, is three
(Mntsamile. Tne population of tr. IB. ,
diaa WraorydariOif u,f ,t U ye,r, !
ha. pr.)Wn riDirtj. Uj(jre
larte iLcrtane iu paaoenr traffl; on this
account, and tie K.ty i.tEcial. recoDr-'
OU the W,nu , kQrl
Justice of bOQuiog, have voluntarily r. 1
oVY ,,: le '0ril vn'- te PHYSIC AN
toabailsof tbr com. ., .. -r,. i
oue'ion will la ie nlar. n r ' yoic-; fc iijii.iinc; Tlione W
-nber,!,,. ,hw -
Hi. ain.n.. . ; . 1
if ri-JlUi-Uf. :,,o- t)
the M. K. A !.
Wlde-vasiibuiert, electric
liehted and loiuriously equip-
Bglonltg early ln December,
rtsily betwen Chicago Lo
Angele and Hsa Krsonlsco.
5anta Fe Route.
Por illustrated pamphlets, ad
drrn J D. EABTfilt, JU.,
Agent.
FINAL SKTTLEMKN'
V rtite is hereby itivei. U ml 'f
elhtr l"rsous iub r.UrJ ln'rr-''
W MulltnU. (leeeaiwl. ttw ''
aitiniDitralor will app'jr to r ij'
niei.i uf k,14 . iate. Hi '
I l. i f tne probate e.iurt.nf l.l-it
Mis.otirl, lo im l liUO :inU In 'O '
conn r,K in. In the eity t I."''1'
V.li n
e. ..nJ Mouday In Ma. h '
. FINAL JiETTLKMEN'
! S..lloe Is heiehy (riven I" !l rfKt
other tT n lnlertel
Cair.lllUH lUriiett, ileeen...). Hu'
. Mim,d:uliiitu!-'tiulrill al"'1)
, M'ltienietH of S.il'l eel..U, "
'tertn, laol.of the probate cm ',' u
I count, Mlsviurl. to lie ra-aina''
ph.baie court room, in lb" ' ill ''(
ou the iuoinI Monday In M.. l'Ia
Pu.le AA'-
4-)!t
ioe of
Dli. ALVIN V. COLE
AND - SURGEON
OjlMinr: -phoni
l.esld'n.-e lit'i auo Vr.u.iilin to....... ...
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! FINAL SETTLbMEXM
! N-ilic, te hereby Klven t'" !ll
olh,.r .w.. r.. lr,....u,.J In lil,' I -'
'H. Keiuek. iie.!.io,ed. thai U.;U"
, iiiii.ixtruirt. will applv to
Ini-
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I' ll-O, the .New ,..
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Mil.
STEPHEN N. WILSON,
A ."."Hts-M-.AM.AW.
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