The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], May 25, 1901, Image 2

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The Intelligencer.
u c. neale.
Edits aai Prpoetr.
(?
aeatn rapidly wisjeh
taking t" Gersasy uvi E:r3
their ?rw;ift U lk or-J'i artet
sea de:ease actx to protect t&eir i i tie " .
de'.rvery rot
las week.
ttrr4 t ti Ixr tr f.-
i ir. Ui it ciiiM tKir kA r.rfrrj
c( aa rsisstr.al fiitfTK wi;b tb
world and tales t& avas;n ol ocrj
Sstur-lsy aig-
Tbe IsiF:Jt-s Tt
McCauslands Price List
TEXTS, St P VEAR.
cosatir ire placed ia ibe basdiof on (V,ri c0 kvi ed bSv
maasVp t sraveipec breaker sb-d.
The tirrow policy of ixl
'- jtcctivetar.ff of the repab!.eaa psny is
HC KUSLXY rVS THIRD TEE jlarge'y responsible toe t5a fwlicg of
FoUotsr tbe lke H" tattosUm in tt? fcrevjn eooa:nes.
vatsidtnliaJ b-wajiet, surte-J by Mr. : i; H in ucpardocsble
rerTTHeaU.coa.es a for Me-1 repcblicaa party
criste of the
ifci? his forced
Kinler for U-rd term, set nor, I!-" j tpoa tie people and m,:siaiiiea ict a
cu iSi.i tbe vovJrtoc o we ) eumbr of tears a policy tbat Us beilt
mtrr different from what they 7 bp comomations and trusts bv which a; school d ::. a
r.mi inrJ tor kb Ltird term it Uxcrtd iodari taitKe3 to til
ifci La coa- ' mike icnhi.iBiKtociirs ct smea tt.cSudrta
. It! vt R-T-.
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I wfcer tMJ r31 4 -
TtUlT C-.b of Hcrw"-'
ka-Cnt. It; .-.i:
hall.
Tb fnaarato tte Hit""
ttro ..a.tii
rfaite cbi.irta i
a&i tiaX U prperT
t the eoaairr daneg UcKia'ej'a ad
citir.ra:x5B b :hictory to ike
?joj:oe hnerea of tee coestrr that
ii ta no- desirab-. to mate a change.
tbe aacrifice of tbe inie-rwM of tbe
maer. Tbe aaae fa! po:iej con
tinoed, wCl aooeer or l.iet itrolve s
ia a cocDiatrdal war, the cojIO bb
Whi2 tt is trs tbat tbe eooditioa are to lh: coaotry will be t.r gntltt thin
L2exflt tbaa bn Grant m after j lae C the late ar intoatich aa
tht Boai:ca:ioe. it u a'jo tree tbat tke eaalTj fa;e piry ct tipicsioB aad
people are cot yet reaij to aekaowl-j ia,perialiai bas forced a, litrepnb
tbat tbere is oa!j on itaa ia tbe puty has been weighed id tbe
atrr bo caa fill tbe presidential . b4iBc and foncd waniing
bair.
Tb repobiiean party, bieg gtod at
:aitLme, nainral'-j
lake credit fori
CAELNEGIE'S LATEST GIFTS
Andrew Cnegie ha- recently gir-
baierer defit of prosperity has, en flO.OOOx to e:biUb frte edoca-
Iese4lbe !acd doring UcKinlej's ad- ln in for bcotctx nniverius.
ttinistratwn bot tba claim U oot proof ! Edmborg, Glasgow, Aberdeen ao3 St.
nd there U erery reason to beiiere
... i i n . T . i k . n tk-l
pnrToed by tbe repoD.tcaas a greaser
4?gTe of prosperity wonid bare been
oor to er joy. Tbe troth of tbe matter
i tbat tbe conditions pretaihog
J.hrougbout tbe world hare been fiTot
:ie lor ibe United States and the
country has prospered in spite of the
republican mitrale that has burdened
he coontry and kept tt from enjoying
the fall measare of tbe benefits which
4.be favorable world conditions sbonld
asave broogbt. Serer before in tbe
'iistory Of this fair domain, bare the
people been so beanly taxed as tbey
tbave been during tbe trust breeding
administration of Wm. McEialey and
Hark Tlanoa, for tbe purpose of pay.
leg eoorroocs dindeods npon tbe
-heavily watered stocks of gigantic cor.
porationa. Nerer before have million--airs
been able so easily to filch by law
from tbe pockets of tbe people, tbe
wormocs sosi by which tbey bare
added other millions to their already
large forte nes. None bot a proper
oos country conld stand tbe beary tax
of the UeKinley trsst regime. Tbe in
xhia$table resonrces and richness of
the land tTe made it possible for
the trusts to proper and find materials
with which to feed tberr erer iacreas-
ing greed. The people bowerer, are
Andrews. He upulte tost none but
bis Scottish feliow cocoirjmB"
shall receive tbe beneS Li of tbe gift.
Neither Ecghfb, colon ials, lureineri
nor Irish need apply. !r. farLegie
bu giTen large sums f money to
various institutions in ttiis toentrv and
no doubt is at Liberty tv n sit muney
as be sees fit, bot he eemi to k-rget
that tbe sweat of many an lruhmao,
Englishman and foreigner helped make
tbe millions tbat be is do giving
away and even the bloed ol some of
tbem bas been sacrifices, to tbe greed
of the heartless monopolies through
which be amassed his wealth.
Tbe mbr ol tie I?rr Chrit:an
chorea hive dirJ, after s-ate wis-j
cession, to costtaw the larg estab'.Uh j
caca: of tbe -Asrsst meeusg " j
1 !
consoliia rsrmers coai
The
.cb i
Tbe petition of serersl thousand
Chinese citizens in ftkia, liking that
tbe American soldiers mj be retained
is an honor u the mera wbo wear the
uniloim of our army iod a tourceof
pride to the entire n alios. The
American is a generous foe tnd when
once tbe enemy is replaced to sub
mission he is ready to extend to bim a
helping band. All honor to tbe coble
American soldier.
The announcement of Cobi'i passive
acceptance of tbe Piatt ameodmeDt by
those in tbe republic-AU risks who
onght to bare known oeemi to have
been somewhat premature. Ibe Co
ban u not goiog to swallow all of bis
(-xpany aad tb H osve Mi
Cocpaty will jp9"1 tli.'--' tl ca-'
mer ia iaiprcvta.a of present prop-J
enies and opeair.g a new nine. j
Tbe rtgoUr acacil meeUtg of tte j
Lafayette county c-'.i mens club will be
held next Saiurtaj a: Vlavne. Since j
the last me'.ieg death hu claimed;
three of tbe members, Measrs. C. H.
Hammer, Menaah Beamier and L. H
Uose. The teachers elected by the iTiggiii
ville school board for tbe neat year are-.
W. C. Sebrin superintendent. North
school F. C Ilendnct. principal;
Ethel rnrr. No. 3: Nellie Baoham.
No. 4: L-mi Ytvian. N-. s: Lina Jobn
s..a. Nj. t: Eunice Whiting, No. 1.
South school TV. W. M:E:roy, princi
pal : Aiice We'bnro, No. S; Lsara Mc
Culloogh, No. i: Ursula Brarch. No.
1. Colored school H. F. Tbompsoo,
principal; Rtcbael Ewmg and Emma
Wadlington, wuistant.
Mr. Jacob II. Burgan of Higgins-
ville, received word last week from tbe
L". S. Naval Training Station at San
Francisco of the death of hu son, Geo
F. Burgan, a naval apprtntice at that
station. Tbs joang msn, only 17
rears of age, enlisted in Kansas City
in tbe early part of April and died on
the llih of this monta. Tbe remnns
were interred in the National Cemetery
in San Frac Cisco and will probably be
brought to Hig?iGsvil!e later. Aootber
of our brave Lafayette county boys a
sacrifice opon bis country's altar. Tbe
cow ty at large extends sympathy to
the bTeared family.
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a, r. it, aaJ , .
Prints
h". -acbed cotton.
Brown cotton....
VHnm Gmrhims.
lVrcalcs It. 1X ana i ...
Black Sattccns 10, 12,, 15, So. 5 and s.v-1!
Bjuk Brocaded Sattcens 15 anJ
Lawn and Ihmlties 5. H, 10. lii aml i-:tu
S.lid Colored Dimities 10, 12,, n anJ .J
BatUtes in Colors aud Uicka 124, 15 a and
Egyptian Tissues '. 3U, and 5vu
Foulards li 2W 25 and Vt!
Silk Mulls, h',ack, white, pink and blue
Japanese Silks 39 anil .vt
Mcrcerued Lace Novelties for waists 25 and Vvu
Lace Collars 10c aad unto" 00
Windsor Tics 10, 2tv, 25. and iVu
Corsets, new khapes 25, 5. .i and l
IVlts 1 W. 2U, 25 and :.u
Shirt Waist 5.V, :5c, II, 11.10, IL25, 11.50. l.:5and f
Ladles Gauie Vest 5, 10, 15, 20 and 2-u
Ladies Gauze Pant, lace trimmed
. , r-: o..:..
lauies iauzc i muD oui u -. Vt
Ladies Hdk 1, 2. 5, 10. 12 and up to t Vts
Lace Curtains, per pair 50, 75, tLOO and up to Kj
Curtain Poles, complete 10 and l.Vt.
Window Shades.
Table Covers...
10. 2.5, 30, 50 and ixU
..50,75,ll.(X)andlL25
W. G.
McCAUSLAND.
wrLLlAM D.EASKI5
Prei4eat.
D.
IT. B. TIVI8
ricPre.
WALT1H B.Wai
Cashiet.
LEXINGTON SAVINGS BANK.
LEXINCTON,
PAID UP CAPITAL,
MISSOURI.
$50,000
Doea a renarai baakiof busioew. SotldU aocouaU
liberal aeaomaraa'aUoa ia saMoqiers.
I F KICHOUOS
I HOFFMAS
DIRECTORS
WDIASKIX JOHX I KTLAMU WALTKk R Wudbi
Waiter B Wt4d
D WB Tens
W D Kaotia
raaale W Bwtoa
H B Duks. Curator
Jaeksoa Bradley
saai
A O TOl'KO O W B TlVIl
STOCKHOLDERS I
si Cbaaaaa Vdk
IHutau JaoBKrUo4 JQt
Varus Toubi MrtSKrab-k U A Inas
A Ilea W wtneate Betu W Smith Hearr atts:
A O Yoaaf C B Ckapaaa B f Kesm
HearyCWauaca BAWallaea LOCaifsa
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nayiag ecpuomie . questions, ana repnblican medicine awithoot making
whether VIcKinley or Haona is put np Ug)j ikCis
to lead tbe republican party ia tbe 1 ;
next national campaign tbe party and j The only parties th.t seem to be
tbe nefarious' policy which it repre- j loosing any sleep over t be necessity for
seats will be buried beneath an 1 reorganizing the democratic party in
-avalanche of public indignation, the 1 Missouri seem to be tbe Hoo. Lon V.
-rewH of tbe education and enlighten- Mevens and tbe Globe Democrat. In
:-met! ft be masses. the meantime democraverv U not payinr
much attention to their bad dreamt.
VTHE CBllfE OF REPUBLICANISM.
The German Press bas been devoting
'great deal of space and attention
lately to tbe growing importance of'
tbe United States as a commercial
power. Tbe aboodance and cheapness ;
of tbe raw material produced in
-America and tbe superior skill of tbe
iiabcr employed in oor manufacturing
-eatorpriaes, coopled with tbe many
uurovemeou in labor saving ma-
Over The State.
Lincoln, Benton county reports the
finding ef oil near tbat place in an old
shaft.
An old maids convention was held at
tbe skating rink at Lee's Summit last
Tuesday.
Fajette, Mo. has appennted a solici
ting committee to raise funds for a
street fair.
Wedoesdby of last week the general
store of YV. H. Alderman, of Bockcer
T, ..riW'tM T WM Dred by burglars.
Tbe strike of tbe bfty thousands or;
more machinists throughout the United St' JoPD Mo tDU convention
Staff would seem to raise the ques-! bt!l ,h1 tbnt "'.'"'O r
tion whether the boasted Hmna-Mack 1 U lik'K 10 Sel il-
j prospenty has reached bejood tbe nar-i Mrs. eatch, tbe wife of tbe jailor
1 row limits of the pockets ol tbe trust
barons.
Le Wet, the intnped Boer leader his
again been located but tbe public has
1 a rrA r Kaf !nsvt inn IVa ir J . '
cbioery, have enabled this country to icg bim are widely different proposi-
supply foreign markets
ritb maoofac
turvd prodocts of such quality and at
aoch prices tbat tbe borne products of
r faose markets are unable lo compete
1
HODS
at Keytesville recantly prevented a
jail breaking at that place.
R'V. W. T. MeClure former patcr,
of the Methodist church in ibis city
will dedicate tbe new M. E. Church,
South, at Iiigneli' Mo, tomorrow.
C. F. King cf Bockner, Mo., hu
sold out his lumber and real estate
business to J. C. Jones, president of
Our Eirhatxcp.
Horn, etr,y Sunday m., to James the Farmer's Bisk, of Lee s Summit
' . . . . ...
-KS ours. This American comp-titlon , ,Da l'ulu ,ret" - less soe Ho.
i, not only occupying tbe attention of i W,H ler ,D hre1 ,nf - "le, at : Lee', Suxmn s biv,eg a telephone
the German Agrarian press bot alsoj,b"1 "verl7 Vatcbmiti. J eichange whieh will be put in bv the
the Liberal and Radical press. The; Prof. Homer Phillips ieft Thursdiy ' Missoun aad Kansas Telephone' Co.
waiter was also a factor in recent ,or Uxington, for a. visit with his They will also Lave connecting lines
debates In tte German reichstag and brother, Prof. C. A. Phillip Odessa through tbe cocs'.ry.
thus ia coming to be a question of ( tniocrat. j Pfo( L ; (
national importance in Germany. Tbej Cards are out aonooncinj tbe ar- iuperitleodest of Misfjun m
German press also calls attention to proachiog marriage ol Uiss Cecil schools has tec re-elected to tbe
4he keen compeuUon of the United Stewart of this city to Mr. Harrr tion of inper.ctecdest of the p'"
State wUh the commercial and Indus-j Wilbur Grebe of Elbert, Colo. The schools ia Kai- City, Kaas
nrial InteresU of England and argues , marriage will occur Maj 23rd at tke Colombia il-.jouri-.'e:.
r . j . .. uocifoi passed a a crdliice de
tonng aooui siraiueu reiauons oeiween iw prospecave nnae, woo resides at
be two countries. Macon, Mo. Missouri Ledger.
Tbere is no doubt but that we are ' "
I CrTICB Asvostcaa litloin.v Mn.4
Harris-Anderson Lumber Ct
JIVES YOU THE-
Best Grades at Lowest Prices
-BEFOr.E BUYING SE1
J. J. RHODES, M'G'R., Lexington,!
W. W. CORSE, M'G'R., Wellington, Mo.
W. G. Musgrove.
Sam'l I. Davaii
musgrove & co-
Groceries, - Provisioi
FRESH AND SALT MEATS.
Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce.
Mullenix's Old Stand, cor. 16th and Franklin
B.McCACSXA.VD. rree B. K. IRBLAKD, Casaiar. tX5 J. SLISHIB.'
The Traders' Bank,
XaCSXXTQTOXT. CZO.
&JXli TJX? CiXXXTiXS. CSO.OO
4.i?k Aot 1 tri banktn bualaew aad sottdas U aaoonatsof corf,
aiC2 vapranrr I
j -j- - '
n pravw.Lg pt3i.ttt.tit therefor and
me man in tti; t0
iul commercial countries in the word WiU be proud. D.4,6Lrsaia.
cannot show n-.xe
support w.,1 c:ic-4
rock pile.
n t-n!ter tbat
v.. Me Kratsi of
ivii 05 te
City
RICHARD FIELD, Faart B t AKDhE-'
CHABT1KKD JAKCABT as.lo. pd Up Capital.
Morrison-Wentworth Banl
LEXINGTON. - MISSOURI.
wUi 4o a Geaaral Bnkln Business. UbenU AceomnodaUou 10 Heru 01
H.:aarJTfi4.
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