The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], May 25, 1901, Image 5

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3CAL SROBT-STOPS.
ea Owea returned Thursday
'.ouie.
7tl Xnbi spent yesterday to ear
ag Old friends.
as Wloklsr spent Wednesday la
ty on business.
-.ophlne Miekls went to Kansas
lesday evening.
Kelley went to Kansas CUT
with tome cattle.
its Benedict spent Wsdnsedsy
. City oo business.
.1. H. Chile end son, Henry,
Joeeday la Kansas Uty.
. B. Elliot came la Tuesday to
ire here lor a lew days.
Powell, of Chicago, visited bli
s, John Powell, Wednesday.
s Gllktioo retarned Tbaradey
lor a vint to hie homefolks here.
, Blaokwell cam la Wedoes-
t the home folks tor few days.
! boo ot Mr. Win. Bear fell
nod broke hie arm at the elbow.
. Catron, t Kansas City, came
Jdueeday to villi Lexington
An Bauerle weot to Kansas Citr
y to tpeod a few days on
T. Johnson returned Thursday
short business trip to Lincoln,
Mountjoy and Stier came la
roing from a business trip to
Erase and Mrs. Greyton, of
!e, were visiting Lexington
s week.
3. Banter went to Warrsnsborg
oln to bold quarterly meet
indiy. i Donaldson left Wednesday
tv here be goes to visit Edmund
for a few days.
'.dren of the Colored Baptist
hool wsnt oat Thursday on a
ag exoorsioo.
I. McCormlck returned to Kaa
Wednesday after a few days
art tk relatives.
a. Aull went to HIgginsvllla
o attend a meeting ot the United
. of tbs Confederacy.
, E. Bard, of Bedalla, came up
f evenlog to visit the family of
Mr. J.O.MoGrew.
He Wallace arrived Wedneeday
toma, having been called borne
of bis father's death.
idys Wyakoop, ot Jefferson,
i bas been attending Central
lor home yesterday,
atron, who was here Thursday
odi, returned yesterday even
me at Ksnsss City.
od Todhunter spent Thursday
:ity attendlBg the meeting of
Daughters of tbs Confederacy
reooe Ankeny, daughter of
? Ankeoy, of Pomona, Kas., is
v tbs guest of Miss Addis
. Fulkersoa retaroed Thursday
rom 8t. Louis, where be bas
adlog the State Medical asso-
mle Lou Broderaon, of Russell
, who has been attending the
allege in this city, left for home
Una Johnson and Cbarlle
! Higginsville.were visiting Mrs.
ier at the Grand Central hotel
sesie Mayfleld, of St. Joseph
bas been attending Central
college, went borne yeaterday
Hill returned Friday morning
3sas City, wbere he bas been on
connected with bis harvesting
y.
C. McOrew went to Kansas City
y to be present at the bearing
which be bas there in tbe U. 8,
iurt.
.Ullaa Moorebead and Master
. Moorebead, Jr., left Thursday
o, Mo., wbere they go for
i relatives.
vld Russell weot to Kansas City
iv and ibis daughter, Miss
astell, weot to Wsrsaw to visit
r a ahort time.
oulse Smith, one ot Central's
wno baa been apendlng a few
Santas City visiting friends, re
me Wednesdsy.
Sheriff Clarence Ridge, of Hlg
,' brought Arthur Lloyd and
Blue to Jail bere Wednesdsy
nitb petit larceny.
o MeCnlly, of Macon, Mo., who
visiting MIhs Leslie Bateaand
t Central Female college, left
Thursday evening.
I Superintendent H. G. Clark
ioteortent D. Hardy, of the Mo
passed west In their special car
-in Wednesday evening.
. Meng, formerly of Dover, but
t Louis, was In tbe city Tues
ag'.bls brother, Dr. John Meng,
bis many Lexington friends.
a. Bumner, superintendent ot
nsville telephone company, and
J Taugban , one ot his assistants,
tr city Wednesday on business.
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I Its Economy to Trade at this Store
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Every yard of fabric, every garment and every article that is offered here Is thoroughly
and the best to be had anywhere for the price we ask for it.
good,
For money saving read every offer' carfully
A Cotton Flurry.
Always worth one hundred cents on the
dollar. We are going to give you a cotton
surprise for the next few days. Its some
thing you use every day and never comes
amiss.
2 bales Fine Unbleached yard-wide Cot
ton at 4 J'. Its only a small saving of
3-4 c a yard but it all counts.
2 bales of a well known brand of Fine
Unbleached Cotton, we are going to sell at
5c yard;' this item means a saving of one
cent a yard to you.
Pepperel 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting at 1 5c
yard, ought to tempt you. ,
81x90 Bleached Mohawk Muslin Sheets,
hemmed ready for use at 49c; is another
good thing to buy now. .
Pillow Cases of the same Muslin at 10c
each.
50 pieces of 32 inch heavy Percale in
dark colors, navy, reds and blacks at 5c
yard; its worth a couple of cents more per
yard but we give you the advantage of our
close cash buying.
Pretty Wash Fabrics Here.
We say prettiest, for
surely there never were any
prettier wash fabrics than
those we are showing. Silk
Tissues, Dimities, Lawns
and Batistes. These close
cash prices make the goods
doubly tempting.
26 inch Dimities at 4 4c.
26 inch ;Batiste Brilliant
at 8c.
32 inch Violet Lawns 10c yard.
' ' 31 inch Fine Batiste, at.l2c, actual
value 15c yard.
30 inch Fine Dimities, in solid and fancy
patterns, at 15c.
Silk Tissues, at 49c.
H f WASH I
Wash Skirts.
Plain linen Wash Skirts at 25c.
Linen Wash Skirts, trimmed , with
rows navy blue braid at 49c
. Covert Wash Skirts at 98c.
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Women's Dress Skirts.
Go into the details of our Skirts little
things count in style and wear. You'l
find nothing skimped. nothing illiberal,
nothing that sense and fashion do not ap
prove; shapes, materials, workmanship,
and hang just as they should be, and the
prices are fair.
Black Brocaded Dress Skirts, 98c.
Plain Serge Dress Skirts, in navy or
black, at $1.88.
Black Figured Jacquard Skirts, $1.98.
Walking Skirts, good heavy grey suit
ings at $2. 50; youicant buy the material
and make them at that price. '
Two very good numbers in rainy day
Skirts are the ones we show at $2.98 and
$3.98. Finer qualities in black and color
ed Skirts up to $7.50.
Black Taffeta Silk Dress Skirts at $7.00
$9.75 and $12.50;
Hosiery As We Sell It
is a satisfaction to the purchaser. None
but the honest, durable sorts. Not at half
their worth but just at their actual value.
Children's Black Ribbed Hose, sizes 5
to 9, an extra good stocking, for 10c
pair.
Children's Lace Striped Fine Black
Hose, sizes 5 Jo 8J, at 25c.
50 dozen Ladies Seamless Fast Black
Topsy Hose, at 10c pair.
Ladies' Lace Striped Hose, at 25c, are
as -good as most houses sell at 35c and 38 c.
Matting Matters.
Most economical
floor covering you can
buy. Cool, cleanly and
comfortable. The won
der is how it can be
brought from Japan,
pass the custom house
and be put on sale at
such low prices. We
have about 15 styles to
show you; some plain,
some fancy some jointless and some cord
warp.
China Mattings, 10c and 15c.
Cotton Chain Mattings, 20c and 25c.
Extra qualities of cotton chain Mattings
at 35c.
If You Oct It Here You Know If Right
TTflnn 171ioq fin t You can do so at very little cost if you buy screen
JCujJ uilU riltJO vUU doors and window screens in our big white basement
Adjustable window screens 18 inches high at 19c
Adjustable screens 24 inches high and extended to 35 inches wide at 25 cents
Adjustable screens 30 inches high 35 cents.
Green painted screen doors all the regulation sizes at 65 cents.
Fancy screen doors, natural oak finish inches thick at 98 cents.
Champion hold back screen door hinges at 10 cents per pair. 1
Screen wire all widths up to 36 inches.
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Mr. W. B. Hamlett and family left.
Thursday for Kaa ae City. Their house
bold fooc'e were shipped Weda lay aadi
they go to make their home In Kaeaa
City.' .
Call oa Mitchell ft Son for your mlllett
Dioe rrass, cans and vardea seeds. Ws
also keep oo hand corn chops for chick
ana. Franklin avenue, south of Court
house, , dAwt-29ti
How many toe Dels are there betwtea
Jeflersoa City sad Bt. Louis oa tbs Mis
souri Psolflo R. fi? Ask Mr. Qeo, Btlsr
about It as be has lately investigated thisv
natter.
Mrs. Geo. P. Smith, with ber two-
children, returned Thursday to ber
home at Naptoo, Mo., after a visit here
with the family of her father, Mr. Gee.
Vaughan.
Messrs. Tip Lndwlgs and Allie Utt
returned Thursday from Ceotsrvltie.
Iowa, wbere they went to play as the.
battery for the Centervllle team in a rime
of base ball.
Fob Sale Thoroughbred sbortbora,
bulls and belters tor sale. Apply at my
farm, 8 mile east ot Lexington, on tb
Salt Pood road, or apply to me at HIg-
giosviile. N. M. Cooper. , 4-2711
. Tbs School of Expression of the Baptist
oollege will give a three-act comedy, "The
Chaperons," at the opera bouse tonight.
Tickets sre now on sale at Crenshaw dt
Young's. .Beau In any part ot tbs house
25ceota.
Tbs proceeds of tbe sals of stock, Im
plements, Ac, on the Col. John Donald
son farm Wednesday amounted to about
12,700. It Is estimated that 500 or more-
people attended the sale and It took up-
tbe entire day.
Tbe Hook ease wae Tuesday reverse
and remanded In tbe supreme oonrt. This-,
case bas been is the courts tor a loot;
time and this action of tbe supreme court,
as ws understand it, opens tbe case again,
in tbs court bere.
Mrs. Upton Wilson and Mrs. B. N.
Krille, who is visiting Mrs. Wi'son bere,
went to Higgloevllle Wednesday to
visit Mr. Jobn Nell and to Join with htm
in celebrating tbe seventy-sixth anni
versary of his birthday. ,
Miss Eats Branch entertained tbe Higb
Five club at ber pleasant country borne
Tuesday night In a most pleasing manner.
An elegant lunobeoo consisting ol meats,
salads, loss sod cakes was served to the.
guests and all bad a delightful time.
Cadets Miller and Hudson left Wednes
dsy tor their homes la Pueblo, Col.
These young gentlemen have mads many
friends during tbsir stay here and are
quite popular la our vonng oolal circles.
They wilt bs misted by their Lf xlngtom
friends.
Don't despair because you have a weak:
constitution. Tbe vitalizing prlnoiple of
Herbine will assuredly strengthen it. la
every drop of Herbine there is life. There
is a stimulating, regenerating power,
unequaled In the whole range of medicinal
preparations. Price, 50 cents. For sale,
by Crenshaw A Young. 5-4ml
la another column an error is made.
In saying that Judge Frank Boater
is chief justice of Kansas City. It should
have read, chief justice ot tbe Kanssat
supreme court. Judge Doster is oneol
tb best known men among tbe legal
fraternity of Kansas.
Miss Mary Hays entertained about
tweaty of ber young friends at an In
formal gathering at ber home on Eigh
teenth and Main Wednesday night. Tbe
guests spent the evening In pleasant con
versation and danclog to piano music
Light refreshments were served and a.
delightful evening was spent by all.
Piles ars not only most painful, bot
bIbo very dangerods, as tbe inflamed
nodules are very apt to take on mslignent
action and canoer of tbe rectum is pro
duced. They should be cured. Tsbler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment will , cure the
most obstinate cases. Price, 50 cents to
bottles. Tubes, 75 cents. For sale by;
Crenshaw A Young. 6-4ml.
Field day exercises will be held at ther
academy grounds Tuesday, May 28tb.
Every effort is being pnt forth to make
the day an enjoyable one A souvenir
programme containing pictures of tbe
foot ball, basket ball, base ball and track:
teams will be given to every one attend
ing thsss exercises. Admission, 25 cents..
Rheumatism Is coooeded to have tte-
origin ia a poisooed condition of the -blood,
and to bs most successfully treated '
by Herbine, which acts npon tbelivrr,.
kidneys and other blood purifying organs,,
thereby divesting tbe system of theeJ--fending
agents. Price, 50 cents. For
sale by Crenshaw A Young. 5-4ml
.Judge Jobn E. Ryland snd wife re
turned Thursday evening trom Kansa
City, wbere they have been visiting thefr
son, the Rev. E. P. Ryland. It is with,
regret that we learn trom them that their
son has bad to give op temporarily hie
work in Kansas City on account of 111
health. Upon tbe advice ot his physician
be bas gone to Roswell, New Mexico, i
take an absolote rest for several months.
The meeting of tbe "Happy Hour Club"'
Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Vlvion was a most delightful
affair. A sumptuous dinner wss served',
and greatly enjoyed by tbs guests. Mr;,
and Mrs. VMon, by tbelr genial and'
bospltabla mannsr, made the time Daasv
all too rapidly and tbe club will long
cbrrish with pleassot memories tbs happy
hours of yeaterday with them.