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CLEVER AND TALENTED. I TABLES
Tire repairs cost more than Tires.
Missouri Paoino-L0xlngton Br.
A Dliciid Which Lead to Ei
WIST aoi'Ni't
SAINS.
fill
No. 71.
the Twt Word.
WIISOII,
ISURANCE.
.1 property insured, 00
; by tenant or owner
written in any town in
Will com", and make
.al inspection, and name
pon application. Will
anything. Write or
on him at office in
ton.
w.
IEAL ESTATE
le in Lexington. Farms
..le. Houses to rent. If
have any real estate to
lace it in his hands no
if no sale. Office: in
gton.
W. WliSOit.
LEE WALLACE,
jstracter. Loan
AKO
Insurance Agent
and City Property lor isle or rent,
I0NEY TO LOAN.
;an money on Improved farm lands
A 5 and t per cent interest.
;i front room over Tevta' drug
store, LeilnKton, Mo.
is, L Mis! Co.
CASH
;oduce - Buyers
: DRESSED POULTRY. GME
i FURS. EGGS UNO BUTTER.
)4 DUANE STREET,
I NEW YORK.
le for Our Present Paying Prices
Crvr fellow. Dixon." remarked
the fat man, with much heartiness.
"Gave up his whole afternoon to do
Brokeleigh a good turn. fow, Itroke
leiffh is talented, but he's impractical,
and consequently impecunious. So
that makes Dixon s kindness an me
more notable."
"Don't think I want to rend you a
lecture on diction," said the man
with the gold-rimmed spectacles; I
don't. I simply cun't help comment
ing on the queer uses to which cer
tain words are put."
"Well, said the fat man, relates
the New Yor licrnld.
'Why, you suy Dixon is a clever
fellow. Maybe he is. I don't know
him, aiid you do, and you are more
than occasionally truthful. There
fore I accent vour statement as fuct.
when whit do I find you bringing for
ward in support or your axueruon
than a reference to the kindness of
heart of said Dixon! You appear to
have the Idea that "clever ana gooa
natyred' or 'obliging' are of the same
menninu-. Well, they are not. 'Clev
er means dexterous or capable, and
there is no earthly excuse for its
American conversion to anotner
meaning.
'Then you said something about
Ttrnkeleiirh beinir a talented man.
Now, in the opinion of many authori
ties 'talented' is a naa wora. n is
contrary to English analogy. That
is one objection. Then, the word is
based on a false metaphor. or
course, you appreciate that it comes
from the Bible story 01 tne man wno
was civen a talent to do what he
could with. Well, talented, In its
last analysis, simply means a man
of one talent and" that isn't at all
the idea you mean to convey when
you speak to-day of a talented man."
"All right," ctieerrnuy aRsenieo mm
tout man. 'Til have to let you have
your way about the 'clever.' But I'll
take exception to your ruling out
talent.' Yon say it is rormea con
trary to English analogy. All right.
ThMi how about 'booted?' How
about 'unprincipled?'
'Til tell you why 'taientea is gen
erally used. It's because there is no
adjectival form of 'genius.' and we
frequently mix these terms up de
spite constant correction, vvc cant
snT a 'genlufed man,' so we say a
talented' man, and I reckon we're
as near right as we'll ever be."
LnvcSt. I.oul
Airite MHialia
Concordia
" Aullvllle .
" Hliofinxvllle ,
' 1'w City
" Lexington
Mjrik.
WnlliUKtoo
Waterloo
" Napoloon
" Independence
" Knnhi Cliy...
m. josepb
tlAlLV
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. 4:? pm
.. 4:tt pin
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... SMS pm
.. 7:l.'ipiu
I4.8TBOCK0
UaveSt. Joe
Kansas City
" Iudepudence
" Napoloou..........
" Waterloo
" Wellington
Lexington
" Yngo CiTy
' HlKKlnnville
Aullvi'le
" ConooMia
" bedalla
Ht Ixmls
Special nitiis to Kansas
erenltiK'uud Sunday.
TRAIHS.
No. 74.
... :00 pm
... 5:4" pill
.... II: 10 pill
7:08 pm
... 7:14 pin
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8: lupin
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,..-10:00 pm
7:10 am
City every
rKKlOHTS.
Bast . ,
8 5"lam....tjeavos texlnirton
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111:0,'. un. ... " H!4ritiville
lortOaai ... " Aullvllle
11:00 arc.... " Concordia
m.... heaiuu.
S:1S p
Dullj
ly, except Sunday.
No. 7i.
fl:Z6am
tt:M am
7:40 am
7:44 am
T :M am
8:08 am
8:IO'itn
am
8:87 am
8:47 am
B'.OS am
lo:0& am
:00 pm
Saturday
WHt
8: Mam
4:60 nm
3 i.'i pm
1 :4) 0111
1 :10 pm
IU-.4UU1D
RIDE
GOODYEAR
DETACHABLE TIRES
end save the expense.
Fit any rim. No cement required.
EASY TO REPAIR. EASY to BtY.
Every puncture don't mean
vulcanizing.
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, 0.
Simmons Hardware Co., incorporated, St. Louis, Mo.
Schmelzer Arms Co., Kansas City, Mo., distributers.;
No. 7S. CQ
(:1.1pm y2w
6:4aiu If I
tirtr tun JF if Jq.
b:4 hiu H ir
(JiMiiiu 4V1
0:44 aui r ,i 'C4.
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7:!4m
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NEW SERVICE
VIA
Jefferson City, Boonville and Lexlnic-
um uivi.siou.
MIXSD DAILT XXC. SCKPAT.
No. 74.
U'live.
7:15 am LexiURton
g:i5um Myriok....
8:fx. am nonnrup
U:loam
W.27 am ....
H:Mam
ll;3oau.
U:aara... .
4 4A pm
Read down
ni-ivr
..Kdwards...,
..Wuvurly. ..
...Mirh:ill ,
...illHlUVlllO.
.. Tiptou ...
No. 71.
Arrive.
.. . 6:11 Dm
.... 4.4S pm
.... 4 1! urn
.... 4.00 pm
.... pm
... 3: t0 pm
..... 1:16 Dm
.... 3:iH) pm
.... i ii pm
Head up.
1ANTAFI ROUTE.
t i .. .l .. a . W,i V, I jtvtnirtfin 1
No. l (dallyl 7:4ft a m
Trains leave North Iiexlngton:
No. t, Express (dully)....... 1 "
nam line imina p mmuhi
QOISQ BAST.
No. 8, (dally)... swain
x.
8.
4.
No. 1,
" .
I " i 6.
19,
CaUrorniu Limited.'.
ooisavasT.
(daily)
California Limited..
..10:00 a m
.. 7:6 p in
.. 8:ltt p in
.. 8:41 a m
8:M a m 1
U:iam
U:4ll a 111
6:40 p til
1 ri fii.it Ja.. A innt.
W J. Black, O. e. A.,Topexa, jvaa.
TRON & TAUBMAN,
LIX1NQT0N, MO.
I ABSTRACiS OF TITLE,
k ESTATE INSURANCE,
) M0?Ir TO LOAW
t. ..- i. ul nf Ahatraot
lord of Title to tna Lands of Lafayette
jnt j.
FFICE in HMRK BUILDING
H. WOHTHISOTOW.
8. N. WttSON
lkxinoton, Misaocai.
a.al Ffafp I nana and
Insurance Agents.
AB9TKACT8 OF TTILK MADB.
'111 loan money on Improved farm Isnds at
, 5 and H P' c8"' mterei
)FFICE IN HiERLE BUILDING.
Dr.J.W.Meng,
1 Surgeon Oentist.
Office in the Meng Building,
Lexington, Missouri.
HOUSEHOLD TALKS.
Oaa mta f t"f"l lforml f
tk Baiy Boaac-
wlfe.
A young rsbblt will hsve soft sars
and paws. Hurd, worn feet and stiff
ears with rough edges are sure indica
tions of sge and consequent tougiinew,
ays the New York Tribune.
Any method of cooking employed for
thickens may be employed for rabbits,
but mnny people preier a sour sauce.
When they are inert a snce or iwo oi
lemon may be added to the trying pan
after the meat is browned, but before
it is quite done. If the pan is then cov
ered tightly and a'slow cooking fol
lows, the meat will be sort ratnertnan
criao. If a fricassee is wanted, a table-
spoonful of lemon juice or of wine vin
egar may be stirred into toe sauce juav
1fore it is served, t or a pie two ran-
bits will be needed where a single
chicken is generally used. Knglish
hares are cooked the same as the na
tive wild rabbit.
vviW iii.-v that have a fishy odor may
be improved by rubbing the breast
lightly with a slice of ouiou aim put
ting live or six cranberries (uncooked)
into the bird before cooking it.
The unbaked port wnicn is i-aaeu
from the center of patties before they
are tilled is better than craeKcr erumnn
for the tops of escaHopetl and deviled
dishes. The fragments should be
dried and rolled.
sterni.H of nin or Dtiff paste trimmed
from patties or pies niny besprinkled
with grated cheese and made into
cheese straw.
The cold boiled rice left from dinner
nr lnnidieon miv be mixed with waffles
or muffins, and will moke them lighter.
To Kee Away Wrlaklea.
A habit of rubbinir a little cold
cream about the eyes at night, epe
clally at the onter corners, is ad
vised as a method of keeping sway
wrinkles, ltnbblng with fingera Just
a little, moist with cold cream under
the chin keeps tho throat fresh and
firm. Brushing out tue eyeurnwa
after washing will keep them from
growing dull and gray. After the
morning bath, turn the shoulder to
the left, and at the same time the
rest of the torso (not moving the
feet or the knees) to the right.
Then reverse this. Take exercise
easily and only do it a few times,
but be regular about it. It makes a
twist at the waist that positively
will keep the waist curve unmenaced
by fat. Breathe deeply enough all
the time to make the ribs spread.
Detroit Free Press.
Chicago and Alton Railroad.
OOltCO BAST.
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9M
San antonio,
VIA
WACO, 6. A. 4 A. P. and SOU. PAC.
AND TO
Austin.
VIA ELGIN AND H.AT.C,
Through Tourist Sleepers
CALIFORNIA.
Via AN ANTONIO and SOU. PAC
Quickest and Best tine to
MEXICO.
"KATY FLYER"
St. Louis. Chicago, Kansas City
f
r
RACKS
EXASt
Effective March 10th, J 901 f
the
Announces the Opening of its
Red Rivef Divisioa
wTOm
Denison and Sherman,
Texas. j
Through Train Service will shortly
be csUbUshed from St. Louis sod Kansas
Ctty ovtf the rf J . ,
Shortest Line to Texas
,' ALL THAlNa HAVC
rRCC KATY CHAIR CARS and
BUfFET SLEEPERS.
OOtSO WB8T.
Co
Blackburn
Alma
Cordor.
HUrsinsville
May view
OdeaM,.
Bates City '..
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No. o.
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LBJII WTL
SALZEEl'S SEEDS
I, . iss WILL S1SIKB lull niwn
WfflOfZ Thll U d.rln, rttmi, trollVO.
'.'W'M&M'iMili bw It out awr 4laia.
i 'ST' oS8Sit5:willprtMT,
1 l ' nvlutlonlieotacnwua.
n
Billion Dolta
Oraatral bwttT
U toluol k:
trapatx tie
60
KWteTiTlt
DtUJX CalletUa,
Fob SaLH I bavs lor sale a good paj
ln ooalowa, ahont two thousand caah
reqolred. For fall psnlcolsrs call on P.
L Wallsos, agent, Lealogton, Mo. 4-27
Trains No. 101 and IM dally esoept Sunday
A lot lerirainBuaii. 0,,,-.
Kxourslon tickets sold t"-Kn8,cit';1u.C
dav evenlnirs, Sunday momlnirm and ouuday
i r... r.,m ti,a vminn inn. anniu .
eTrn'".P. " ?E inV. rn Mondar morn-!
lor ri'iui u
'"-fhrouS'lfoket and checks to all point
Bound trip tourist llcketaon sale to all tourist
Telephone No. 60.
i QEEAT NEWSPAPER.
The Sunday edition of the St. Louis
Republic is a marvel ofjmodern news
paper enterprise. The organization of
iU news service is world-wide, complete
in every department; in fact, superior
to that of any other newspaper.
The magazine section Is illustrated in
iiaintiivitlnted colors and splendid half
tone pictures. This section coutalnB
more high class literary matter than
any of the monthly magazines. The
fashions illustrated in nutural colors are
especially v.tluable to the ladiea.
Tho enlniwl flflmifl SOCtlOIl is a
i wmiine laush-maker. The Ifunny car
toons are br tho best artists. The
humorous stories aro high class, b
authors of national reputation.
Sheet music, a high-class, popular
song, is furnished free every sunuay h
Ti,a ..riott of tbA Siin.luv Henublic bv
r,,,.ii An vhar is S2.00. For sale by all
newsdealers.
What Shall We Bave tor DeHorti '
ti.i. nnnaUnn aristw In tits family every
... r.u, ... anar It toav. Try Jell-O. a
delicious desort. Prepared in two mlnutos.
No baking I add hot water and et to cool.
flavors: Lemon, orange, raspberry ana sira
berry. At your a rooers. woenm.
rnnRBBPOKDENTS WASTED Tb IN
TBLLIOENCEB wants a correspondent in
every town in Lafayette county, Write
or particulars.
i!Tr4
parson. nf!lrii'-tH
mm
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la49niiMiA)tal,U.WrikiatarsaMrk H
tioKn Urn WHfrllW.UW
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maue wiin pui e jrwwiiuwmvi.
VJiaUrpaSsCQ iBromonwMiM-vwuoi
airl
r- II Tl i A f r. -i: ... . "" I
rup an iruuoi mictuun
.... --10 and 25 BOXES-
So d by Orugqibtievervwhere or sent
2r -piPid ort receipt ol price
ey&y&J'j 663 Broxtway NtwYoRK
rn isiui rr iVm a
!. . i . "! ji flirt.
,fl
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T-H-E N E W Y O R K W-O-R-l-D
THRICE-A-WEEK Edition.
Almost a Daly at the Price
ol a Weekly.
The nresidential campaliru is over but
the world 0x18 on just the same and it
is full of news. To learu this news,
just as it ia-proruptly and impartially
all that you have to do is to look in
the columns of the Thrice-a-Week
edition of the New York World which
unmes to the subscriber 151 times a year.
The Thrioe-a-Week worm's auiKence
as a publisher of first news lias Riven it
circulation wherever the JknsitHn Jan
unacre is spoken and you want it.
The Tlmce-a-Week World's regular
subscription price is only 51.00 per year.
We offer this iiuequaled neweppnper
and the Intklliukncku together one
year for SMB.
The regular subscription price of tht
two papers Is $2.00.
AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR RAILROAD
IK awsis isisisiiaii
PERFECT PASSENGER SERVICE TO
ft: JMUMW
inVa-nfUi lili " lJ' -' ' --"
AND POINTS IN ,
w ?n t r
n V1:f..;:l I
AND TERRITORY BEVOND.
W. 8, LYON3.
Pawowrer and Tleket Agcnt-HldglnsTllVe, Mo
0 to. J. CiiAKLTOM, (i. P. T. A., Chicago, 111.

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