The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], June 08, 1901, Image 7

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DURANCE.
r property insured, oc
1 by tenant or owner.
written in any town in
;. Will com, and make
-al inspection, and name
pon application. Will
3 anything. Write or
on him at office in
rton.
w.
in
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LEAL ESTATE
e in Lexington. Farms
!e. Houses to rent. If
lave any real estate to
lace it in his hands no
if no sale. Office in
2ton.
W. WISSfllt.
IB WE
stracter. Loan
AND
Insurance Agent
ti City Property lor hIi or rant.
ONEY TO LOAN.
a money on improved farm lands
5 and 6) per cent Interest.
' i
front room over TevLs' drug
store, Lexington, Mo.
, L Mis I Co.
CASHm
duce - Buyers
DHESSED POULTRY, GAME
M EGGS AND BUTTER.
DUANE STREET,
NEW YORK.
for Our Present Paying Prices
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.
8ir Thomas More devoted the Iris-
ore hour of over three years to the
writing of hia "Utopia."
A Roman journal estimates the
value of the libraries in Italy at ,-
000,000, and tbel of the paintings,
statues'und vases at 00,000,000.
The teachers of Oklahoma have
given Gov. llaruea, of that territory, a
pair of driving horses, in recognition
of hia work for the schools and col
leges of the territory.
Fraulein Greta Ualdauf. a new Ger
man poetess, waa a waitress last
summer at the restaurant "Zum
Krokodil" at Baden-Baden. Admirers
of her talent have found her a more
agreeable situation.
Walter O. ruffer, an orphan boy of
IS, living at Poygan, Wis., has just
received a teacher's certificate from
the Winnebago county superintend-
ent of tichoobi. He passed such an
excellent examination that the cer
tificate was granted, although his
youth shuts him oat from immedi
ate benefit.
A Montreal reporter described Rud
yard Kipling as a "red haired, squint
eyed little pomposity." An English
commentator says the description is
accurate in every respect, with the
following reservations: First, Mr.
Kipling is not red-headed; second, he
does not squint; third, he is not pom
pons. The English duke of Rutland re
grets that he ever wrote and pub
lished verse, but the other day,' when
twitted by a political opponent with
sentiments expressed in his rhymes,
he replied: "I would rather be the
foolish child who wrote these lines
than the ungenerous middle-aged
man who quoted them."
Father Scully, of St.. Mary's parish,
Boston, entertains deep-rooted dis
like for lay bachelors, and on occa
sion baa preached at them. Now he
has gone a step further and an
nounces that in future unmarried
men between 25 and 35 in hia parish
must pay 125 annually to some chari
ty. Between 35 and 50 the fine will
be $50, and after tbe last-named age
bachelors will be allowed to escape,
aa no woman would care to marry
then then.
fRON &TAUBMAN,
LEXINGTON, MO.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,
, ESTATE INSURANCE,
HON IT TO LOAN
las only complete set of Abstract
of Title to tbe Lands or Lafayette
ICE in ILERE BUILDING
IHTIIINOTOS.
8. N. Wilsow
li
LEXINGTON, MISHOL'KI.
Estate, Loans and
i Insurance Agents.
UlfTHACTS OF Tit LB MADE,
o money on Improved farm lauds at
. S mid 4 per cent luteruHt
;e in iierle building.
.J.W.Meng,
Surgeon Dentist.
s in the Meng Building,
Lexington, Missouri.
7ILS0N & ECKLE,
on Ientlts,uffloe ID Hosrle Building
k and Mala itreets, Lexington. Mis
lesprtl
M2E TADIaCQ
Missouri Paclflo-Laxlngton Br.
wiht syuan
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Leavwftt. I outs
Arrive HedalU ;. .
" Onooontia ,..
" AullvihV ..
Hlirglnnville
' Paint Cit
" Lexington
My..-li
" Wellington
Waterloo.....
N)Kil.m
independence
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DAILT.
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No. 71.
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AST aODSn TBAIHS .
N.i. 74.
Leave St Joe :00 pm
KKinnxCiiy 5:40 pm
" I noVundeiiee .. 0: ' 0 .m
Napoleon. . 7:0Spra
Wl..f(, 7: M pm
" Wellington pin
" Slyriuk .... 7:.Spm
" levlngton 7:pm
Page MT .... h: lo m
" Hirlnvil.e Nil pm
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' tt Louis . 7:10 am
Fpecial rate, to Kansas City every
evening aud Sunday.
No. 72.
6:am
Mam
7:4am
7:44 am
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Saturday
ABOUT SAKDWICH .'ISLANDS.
The Are JU Rti.l.r liMBeri
luMC Ttm mmm Urn
Laa4llB(S.
Charles Harding, of Boston, who
was for some time connected with
the Makaweell plantation, on the is
land of Kauoi, Sandwich islands, re
ports the Washington Times, aays:
"There are a great many errors oom-
mon among people in relation to the
Sandwich islands. In the first place
people are in the habit of referring
to the whole group under the name
of Hawaii, which is, of course, wrong.
Hawaii ia the largest island, it is
true, but not the most important,
Its principal town, llilo, is a small
one, while the largest city of the
islands, Honolulu, is on Oahu, quite
a small island. On each of the is
lands is a precipitous mountain, at
the base of which is a level plain of
alluvial soil. It is on tbe plains that
the crops are raised, though culti
vation ia carried sometimes quite far
up the mountain slopes. As a rule a
fine road runs along the edge of the
beach, making a complete circle of
the island, and by this means com
munication between villages is quite
easy.
"On tbe windward side of the moun
tain, during the entire yenr, there is
4 great deal of rain and because of
the excessive amount of moisture it
is difficult to be bore of crops. Ou
the leeward side it is continually dry
and crops could not be ruined were
it not for irrigation. There are
plenty of rivers, and the planters
preserve the Mater in reservoirs for
use when needed. The leeward side
plantations are considered the best,
for crops are tilvtnys sure, and are
In no dunjrer of being spoiled by the
rain.
"Communication between the Is
lands is by no inriin easy, though
during the time when the sugiir crop
Is moving there lire plenty of lion Is
going buck and forth. There are no
retfulur steamers mid no regular
landing liiees. It is uhvnvs dillieult
to get off in a little. lont or to get
landed. In ninny places the" shore
line in like a cliff rising out of the
water, ami no landing Is possible.
Then the pasicuger is rowed to the
base of the clitT in n snmll bout mid
hoisted up in n. basket, nn exploit ut
the same time exciting and danger
ous. Hut methods of communication
are improving rind ninny plantation
owners are making contracts for a
regular boat service once or twice a
week. Wireless telegraphy has been
tested between the islands, but the
results were -t satisfactory."
Fruit I'natHrd.
A good way it varying the simple
custard is to put in each cupful be
fore the custard is poured in a tn
blcspoonful of either strawberry or
i raspberry jam; dried or crystallized
fruits tire as good nn addition ha is
the jam. Chocolate custards are
made by adding to the custard mix
ture enough melted chocolate to give
rich color. People'! Howe Journal
rmioHTs.
Kant
8 N am ...Leaves Lexington..
am
10:ifi nn.
in: to am
ll:(io am
lft pm
Daily, except Sunday.
West
S:.vam
PareCltv '2:50 pin
H'giiingville iiApm
Aullvtlle 1:40 pm
Consortia 1:10 pm
Rtxlulm 10:40 am
Jefferson City, Bionville and Lexing
ton Division.
MIXED DAILf tXC. Sl'sbAV.
No. 72. No 71.
Leitve. Arrive.
7:15 am Lexinstoa 5:11 pm
8:i5sm Myrick 4.4.1 pm
8:l5 um Nortlirup 4.1' pm
9:10am Diiver 4 00 pin
D'.'.l urn Edwards 3-.H5 pm
:58am .Wave.rlv S:W Dm
U;)am "arshAll 1:15pm
'2;J0am R x-nrille 3:00 pai
4 45 pm Tipton 4 41 pm
Bead down. . Bead up.
IAWTA FE ROUTE.
Trains arrive at North Lexington
No. M (daily) 7:43 a. m
Trains leave Nortn Lexington: ;
No. 43 ExprrtSH (dully) ":Ma m
Main Hue trains pass Lexington Juuetiua
OOISQ EAST.
No. K (daily) S:lt) am
1), " )o:onam
i, " 7:15 pm
, " ; 8:S5pm
- 4, " California Limited 3:47 a m
ooiao wsst.
No. 1, (daily) 8 58 a m
" S, " California Limited.... a m
" 5, " li:M)a in
" i, " , U: 7pm
' la, " , :4 p in
J. I. Easts a, Jk., AvodU
W 3. Black, O, P. A.,Topeka, Kas,
Chicago and Alton Railroad.
Trains loave HU'gtnsvllle an follow.i
wsst sound.
No, 6, St. L. and K C. mnll 5:45 am
" 7. Calif, and Col. limited 7:40am
" Al, HlginavUle and K. O. aocom. 1:IA am
" IK, Ht Loui. and K C. mail 4 :i pm
' Hit, Local freia-bt and accom B.47 am
CAST BOUND.
No. 14, St. L. and K. C. mall ! am
" mi, K. C. and Hifrginsville accom, 7:15 pm
" 10, Calif, and Col. limited 7:35 pin
H 12. 8t. L and K. C. uiall 10:57 pm
" 118, Local )relebt and accom 12 :45 pm
W. 8. LYONS, Ticket Agent,
Telephone No. 50.
HEWS OF TEE RAILWAYS.
Tbe Rock Island's proposition for cheap rate
excursions to and from Colorado during this
summer bas been negatived by the Western
Passenger Association. In consequence notice
was served yesterday on Chairman HeLeod
by General Passenger Agent Sebastian that
the Kock Island will take independent action
and put in effect a rate of one fare plus $2.00
for the round trip from Chicago aud all Inter
mediate points east of the Missouri river to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, 8alt Lake
City and Ogden. Tickets at this rate will be
sold on June 20, Julys and 17 and August
r"nns Missouri river points tbe saino rate will
Se made on the days following these dates.
Tickets at this rate also will be sold from Mis
souri river gateways, Kansas City to Omaha,
Inclusive, on July 7, 8 and . Four special ex.
cursions will aNobe rua by tbe Rock Island
from Colorado common points to Chicago and
luterincdlute stations on Juno S3, July M aud
20 and August 4. Those excursion tickets.
both east and west bound, will be limited for
return passuge to October 31. Tbe Hock Island
announces i's intention of Dlacins' In service
HiH'CiHl trains for these excursions, leaving
Cbicsgo at 5 p. in. and making the run to
Colorado with only one night ou tbe road
ChicHgn Tribune.
HARVEST NOTICE.
Lexington, Mo., May 1, 1901 .
I wl.h to inform you that I am now
agent for tbe McCortnlck Harvesting
Mnchlne Co. both at Lexington and Wei
linetoa.
W now have samples ot Binders,
Mowers and Rakes set up at each place.
Call al either of my Lumber Yards and
look them over, and get prices and terms.
I will also have at both yards a full
stock of Manila and Sisal Twine.
Uemember that McCormick's agents al
ways have a full line of repairs on hand,
which will save you much time and
mosey at harve.t time. Respectfully,
J. R. MOOREHKAD
Tire repairs cost more than Tires.
RIDE
GOODYEAR
DETACHABLE TIRES
and save the expense.
Fit any rim. No cement required
EASY TO REPAIR. EASY to BUY.
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.
ra SERVICE
What Shall We Have for Desert?
This UOt!on arises la tbo family every
day. Let us answer It tih.ay. TryJell-O, a
delicious desert. Prepared In two minutes.
No baking 1 add hot water mill set to cool.
Flavors: Lemon, orange, raspberry and straw
berry. At your grocers, locents. 6
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mTOm.
Denison and Sherman,
Texas. j
Through Train Service will shortly
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City over the J J J
Shortest Line to Texas
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