The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], July 13, 1901, Image 6

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

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mm n, no. kh.
Is a rod sorrel, two white bind feet, star
-a forehead. 15 hands hlsh. in style, good
'one. a id muwl-. aid tsjnst the boos fn
addl or light hirrn-v. hired by Artist,
.'t.. SIS; be by Artil ?: he by K rag W II
twjn.it; Utdam by Jewell iH-ouiark; Artist.
.. by Artit, dni by I ulnptoe. Jewell
"tenmark iu by Washington Utociark.
uitra tbo Queen, a toe saddle niare. For
fendod pedigree mt N. ri. H. Reciter.
trtUui 2d. No. SoO will ataud at 10.
Marmaduke, Jr.
Mtrmaduke. Jr.. Is a beautiful dark boy
itlh black points, tb'i hands tilth and will
weiKh ItwQ Thr i oue of tbe tx-t all pur
o homes lu the county, a be s a fcit
lass road borae and heavy eoouch to draw
i lartrer load than any draft tallion in the
."oauty. He via aired by Marniudake. No.
aui by Kismark; he by Hootou. Ills
eolts arc lar; and tine. jut the kind to M'll
the market at fancy price or to raise
arst-cl-i mule niarr f row, & draft marc
ewer produce ir.iod niuhs. He aiil tmd
tiny
Balaam Is a Ifown Jack wiih hrbt points,
fi bands nub will siih MX' pound. Is
wry lon Ivsiy ami elra heavy Imiie.
one of the i-st of breeder. a hi colts
bow fur tbcrsetve: he is a sure foal
.elter and will breed with any bin jark In
r.'ie country, lie will stand at $. Io Insure
lOltlosutud aud auca.
Care taken to prevent arviilents. hot no
.pocs;iiility assumed should any ocvur.
All money due when mare is parted with,
raded 06 or removed from the m ixlil-or-!tOnl.
A lien Is retained 011 the cult for
rvloc money .
The aijove. animats will m:ike the season
(f ISO! kl the I'iattenlmrj farm (formerly
owned by Cat U'Mailey) t mid a half
ulles southeast of Lexington, uear the old
f sir (tn u uis.
FRANK FISIIElt.
RUSTIC B. 30763.
(RECOKD 2:V24 )
Bred and owned by Joseph K. liar
ixfctt, proprietor Firkld Slock Farm,
Lexlngtoo, Missouri, will make the
eeasoo of 1901 at bt farm 8 ml lot
eoutbeast of Lexioglno, near Prairie
church, at Ho to insure, money due
as soon as the fad is ascertained or
ruarc pirted with. A lien is retained
oq tbc colt rnr service mouej. No
responsibility for accidtots.
Rustic h. is T years old, 10 bands,
2 Inches h i n 1 1 : dark bay with black
points. koo.1 weighs 1,300 pounds,
itb both style and speed combined;
fc'0od mane and tail.
Rustic 1. was sired by Newcomb,
2959; he by Nutwood, No. 000, record
2:18; Nutwood is the premier stallion
;t a sire of speed; be by Belmont,
No. 04; Newcoiub's 1st dam, Maggie
Wilkes, dam of three in the list, by
George Wilkes, record 2:22: Rustic
H.'s 1st daiu, Mertrix, by Merchant,
No. o'j9; be by Belmont. No. 6.4; 2nd
,dam by Al Weet, No. 14371; be by
Almoct. No. 33; 3rd dam by Marina
.duke, No. 9t62; 4tli dam by Idol, No.
17"; be by Membrioo Chief, No. 11.
JOS. K. BAIUTZTT,
4-6ro-3
WINKLER
IDMTT
Li
COMPANY
iCrCTOkIHlt)DlALtkBI
FURNITURE.
ari raiPAkib to do
1U (1PI ot -1
Tamiog, PI&oiLg Scroll Sawing, Etc.
We aliuaoepcouitautJjoti hand
Stair Banisters, Newel Posts,
Walnut Coffins, &c.
UeUllic and Wooden Burial Cases
Always oh bund.
Tliey reaped fully ask the attention of all to
be articles of their manufacture, pledjrlnir
tbcmaelnea tn'sell a ebeap iu lucb article
ran be bou(hl.
Winkler Furniture Co.
Our Kicbangps.
J as. F. Wina wbo hu been ia tbc
general roerchanJise busiofij in this
city, for quite t number of years, sold
out last Friday, to Mr. Saou'l File, of
Ilerodon, Mo., wbo will take posses
sioa oa or about August 1st. .Dover
Tribune.
The Corder Creamery bad a package
of batter at the Pan-American Exposi
lioo at Ruffalo which registered PS,'g
poiotn. half poiat below the premium
Mr. HiofS bas sent another package,
deteroiiued to take tbe top notch.
Corder Dispatch, '
W. A. Johnson's wheat field caught
6 re last Saturday nigbt from a passiog
locomotive and it was only tbe effective
work of the Buckner and Lake City
section crews, together with the
farmers west of town that the crop was
tared. About 30 shocks were burned.
Jackson Examiner.
Numerous fires have occurred along
railroad lines during I be dry weather,
doing more or less damage. Just west
of towo sparks set fire to the wheat
field of Cbas. Meinershagen, burning
considerable grain, and west of May-
new, a number of shocks of wheat
weie burned. In several places pas
lures bare been burned Higginsville
Advance.
Oq Tuesday Judge Gates appointed
S.'W. Hudson, K. G. Wilson, Jr. and
John Muse commissioners to assess
damages caused by the location of the
ngbt-of-way of the Missouri Pacific
spur to be built from Lake City across
Fort Osage township to the Santa Fe
tracks. Tbe commissioners accom
panied by attorneys Sea and l'a.Mon
spent Wednesday going over tbe new
route. Jackson F.xauuiner.
"Looting the Mtool Fnnds.
Mate Auditor Allen on yesterday no
tified State Superintendent Carrington
that 1,0W,020 M would be available
for the support of tbe public schools
during tbe prett-ut school year. This
amount will be apportioned to tbe
several conntics and the City of St.
Louis in proportion to the number of
children of school age.
Ia 1900 tbe total amount apportion
ed was ?:00,430.56, or a per capita of
one dollar and three mills for each
cbild of school age.
The total distribution, therefore, this
year exceeds tbat of last year by f 95,
59.25, and the per capita distribution
will be correspondingly increased.
Tbii apportionment of school
coneys fori the education of our
children is u.sde pursuant to the re
quirements of the constitution, which
directs that not less than oue-fourth of
the ordinary slate revenues shall be set
apart annually for tbe support of tbe
public schools. Under democratic
control this apportionment is increased
to one-third. This amount, together
with the abuual interest on the state
school certificates, constitutes tbe ruag-
oilice-nt fund which has just been ap
portioned by State Auditor Allen.
The growth of our school fund under
democratic management is shown by
the following official exhibit :
In 1871 tbe state distributed for
school purposes Sy;)9,5fi7.S8; in 1881,
f619,001.1G; in 1891, 876,780.68,
and in 1904, f 1,080,020.81.
The distribution of school moneys
for educational purposes during tbis
year is the largest in tbe history of the
statu. It is hoped tbat the Globe.
Democrat will take note of tbis
"looting"' of the school moneys by tbe
democratic administration. Tb 'loo.
ting" is of larger proportions than any
prior ravishment of the stale treasury.
The democratic party is pledged to a
continuance of this "looting. "Jeffer
son City Daily I'te.ss, July 7.
Missouri is Klrb In Minis.
Kt. Lout GloU-lK-LiOcrat.
The lead fields are a souurc of great
wealth to Missouri, and they are prov.
iog very attractive at tbis lime to out-
iiilo investors. Of course, a large part
of tbe capita which has developed tbe
lead and zinc mines of Missouri all
along bas been from outside the state.
but tbe proportion of foreign cash
which Is being attracted to this locality
now is greater than it bas been at
almost aoy time in tbo past quarter of
a century. In its lead, zinc and coal
Gelds Missouri bas almost ioeihaust.
iblc sources of riches.
BOLL FOB FILL.
Young bull for sale; good ood
color; good individual; thoroughbred.
8-22U T. B.CSMPBBM..
Money For State Schools
Washington, D. C, July 8. The
treasury department drew warrants
aggregating fl,200.000 or f25,OC0
eanb for forty.five states and two ter.
ritories, being the maximum amount
provided tor by congress in the act of
August 30, 1890, for the endowment
aod maintenance ol college for the
benefit of agriculture and mechanical
arts.
This act providod a minimum sum of
115,000 for that year, with an annual
Increase of f 1,000 for ten years op to
$25,000. The maximum u now reach
ed and hereafter each of the atates and
territories will receive annually tbis
sum for its agricultural colleges. This
money is tbe proceeds of cbe sale of
public lands.
Epworth League
California Excursions..
Account Fifth International Conven
tion of Erworth League, San Francisco
July 18 21.
San Francisco is an ideal summer re
sort weather always cool.
Trip thither in summer, across high
tablelands of New Mexico and Arizona
is pleasant air bracing, no oppressive
heatorduil.
Best way to go is via Santa Fe Route,
only line under one management, Chi
cago to San Francisco; daily trains tn
California. Fred Harvey meal service,
personally-conducted excursions.
On the way visit Indian pueblos, and
petrified forest, also Grand Canon of
Am na world's greatest scenic spec
tacle, now easily accessible.
See southern California its noted re
sort hotels, idyllic, valley, majestic
mountains, smooth beanhet aud lovely
islands, its "Id missions, iis seml-lropic
fruits and f.ovvtrs, its threat oil wells.
Tbis imporiant section reached viaSan
U Fe Hotite cheaper tban most other
lines and with greater comfort.
Extremely low round-trip rates; liber
al stop-over privilege; choice of routes
returuine: open to even body. All
ticket agents sell via Santa Fe Route.
uescripuve literature on request.
Santa Fe Route
Address,
ED. McKEON.
Aent A. T. & S. F. R. R.
Lexington, Mo.
THE TWICE-A-WEEI aPUBLIC.
Erery Monday aod Thursday a oewsDa-
per as rood as a magazine and better for
it contains tbe latest by telegraph as well
as Interesting stories in seat to the sub
scriber o? lbs "Twice a- Week" IteDablic.
which is only a I a year.
Tbe man wbo reads tbe "Twice.-
Week" Hepoblic knows all about affairs.
political, domestic and foreign events; Is
ported about tbe markets aod commercial
matters generally.
Tbe woman wbo reads the "Twice-a-
Week" Republic gathers a bit ol valuable
information about household s flairs aod
late fashions and Bods recreation in tbe
bright stories that come noder boib the
headings ol fact and fiction. There is
gossip about new books and a dozen otbe;
tonic of MDtviil .ntT.t m th.
topics oi especial interest 10 tbe wide-
nut man ana woman.
A OR EAT HEWBPAPEK
Tbe Sunday edition ot the St. Louis
tsepuoiic is a tntrvel of modern news
paper enterprise. The organizatior of
iw news service is world-wide, complete
in every department: in fact, superior
to that of any other newspaper
.v . ...
1 he macazilie Section 18 1 UStrated in
daintilvtinted colors aud splendid half-
na .i..t1tMa, Tkia ...-.4;.. a. . i
more high class literary matter than
any of the monthly magazines. The'
fashions illustrated in natural eolorn are !
especially vtlunb'.e to the latlies.
The colored comic section is hi
genuine lauh-mi.ker. Tl.e funny car -
toons are by the iieai artists. The
""a aiu uiu titws, uy
authors of natiomd reputation
... . ....
Sheet music, a high-chuw. popular
song, is furnished free every Sunday ir
The Itepublic.
The price of the Snndav Uepublio by
mail one year is $2.u. For sale by all
news dealers.
-
1 hrough to Harrison..
On April ir,th, the St. Louis wid
North Aikansaa ltailroad waa fntmull
opened tollatrison, Arkansas, estab -
liahini (in ennntlnn vrith iho Vriu..
I line from Seligraan) direct railway com
n - 1.V.IUU a-,u f,a.iu x IHTVU
inunlcatlon with some ot the rlchst
lead aud zinc fields yet discovered .
Ihe territory traversed by the new
line presenU perhaps the most remark- rnfiff'JlSii0 Weu' Vid "
able panorama of rueged mountain' .'"i county. on the 2d Monl',,,
ranges and fertile valleys to be found on 1 ri,!; ,n'd ,V IV iuIJItS.fM"r,,tan "'
the American continent. A trip to liar ' oimrdinn or ihMiEI,K,,,rK k"-kmmr.
rison is well worth the time so Bi.t. r ,b" l",n
either from a commercial or a sight- rTnPa TnP "Z
seeing standpoint. 8I0PB THE C0llHnI!," Wu"8 orr ihe
Chattel mortgsge. tor sale at this offlcr, 1 PolJ"??dTtn, 1 'b,,U eoT
boentseecb. u VaftcVu? ' Cur' no W- -'''ce
Low Rate Excursions
all Summer via
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE.
During the coming summer the Bur
lington Route will have In effect tbe
very lowest excursion rates that have
ever been made. Tbe general plan of
these ratea, destinations, etc., la so
varied that the public should ask their
nearest ticket acent for details, or else
do us the favor to write fur rates, des
criptive matter, etc.
Cheap Summer Tours West Daly to
Colorado, I'tah and Black Hills, also
Ilomeseekers' excursions every two
weeks to the whole West ud North
wes .
Cheap Excursions East Very low
round trip rates to tbe Buffalo Expo
sition, tbe Seashore. Adiroudacks, Can
ada, Michigan Lakes, Mackinaw; a
thousand eastern resorts; fine lake and
rail trips east, via Chicago, Detroit,
Cleveland.
Cheap Excursions North Every day
to St, laul, Minneapolis and Lake
Superior :eorts; the coolest recreative
country.
Ask for tbe Burlington's Summer ex
cursion rate circulars.
California Excursions personally con
ducted every Wednesday from St
Louis, every Thursday from Kansas
City and St. Joseph.
Write ui for rates and printed mat
ter describing tbe proposed trip.
R. II. Croziek, L. W. Wakelt,
T. P. A- i3 Main St. Gen. Pase n.rr Aft.,
Kansas City, Mo. r?c LouU, Mo.
Howard Elliott.
General Manajrer. Su Joseph. Mo.
M. X. & T. REDUCED BATES I5IKDIAS
IERRIT0KT.
Ever since tha construction of tbe M.
K. & T. Ry. through tbe Indiao Territory
its local paaaeoger rate between stations
in tbe Indian Territory baa been oa tbe
basis of five cents a mile. Tbs customary
rate ol paaaeoger lares oa railroads, ex
cept In s parcel settled country, la three
cots a mile. The population of tbe In
dian Territory during iba past few years
baa grown rapid!); there baa been a
large Increase la paaseager trafflo on Ibis
aooouat, ana tbe Katy' officials recognli-
log tbs wast of the people aod the
Justice of so dolog, bavt voluntarily ar
rsngsd to redooa lbs local passenger rate
to a basis ot three cents a mile. This re
doctloa will take place oo or aboal No
vember Drat. There will be great rejoic
ing among lb residents along tbe line ot
tbe M. K. St T.
Notice to Bridge Contractor!.
I will let to the lowest and bet bldner, on
WEDNESDAY, JfLV IT. 1M1.
a Wooden brMtre fur com.! ruction, about
fnny feet In ler.irth to be built over Mine
llraoch iu txvh Creek bottom, on road lead
In south froia Tyree school nu and mur
the farm nf H. I. Snyder.
Letting; will take place St bride le at
1 0 : : i o'ulork a m
Haas and soerHlrjiiinns will be seen at time
and piHOe of lettina.
f..ntractir is to kI ve bond for niainti-mmee
ol bridKC hh tbe Ihw d!rt-t.
Commissioner reserves tbe rhiht to reject
any or all bid.
6 Jtd B. D. WKEIHN. Conmiwioni r.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of adininitnttion on the. e?tte of
Virgie lieu Hens, di-teiiM.!. were rrante'l tn
tic underiirn on tbe lith day of Jul.
nl, by the probate court ot Latuyi'tte count).
Miouri.
A" Perns having- elalms uirain-t Mild
(uite are rwnilrwl to exhibit tbetn lor allow
i aurninmraior wimm one veer
auer me oaie 01 hhio letters or tbey may be
preoludd from any benefit of Mirfl estate:
i&rifl If Biieh eluima K.. . a.klhiiAl .
veVbllrJfd
years from the date of said letters tliey will bo
Tbiaoih day of July IWI
HELIX HK( LLKXS,
',;I-t' Adndoietnilor.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NiKlec h berehv riven to all creditor and
U. "r Perwu miorcstiM Id tlie eetate of
hirirlnla l .w-r. def-eaiM. o.Mt ih ..aZL
ffir-uireitTeltVbe.
I (arts. Otki t.t I. a. .... - . ? P
Th Jtlrt2rt .nMySSu?
'""""i011 then-mud Momhy in auum. uwi.
m::. ath an cPiiK.
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lot,
SdminiawW
.jiuu. ..i uni i-mir ai ne AnniM term IWil
iifUieprolwliMMiiirtof Uifayetteontinty. Mia-
i LI' w, "" n'1 "em at the iirobale
'' FZ'm "l,,'"y of uintou, on the
GK.0HU1K SMITH
M M.i
Aduiinisliatrix.
FINAL St'TTl t vifvK
'..!,i'U hwi"h' " VBD erVdlfoni and
( oilier Perils lnu--t4 la ihe Mu, of J
i -wr, j , nun me UniirHiBTrMd
I ElTof 5' SS..?". Jh-.A""-. term,
' f iruo aodbeiH at VaVbata
i amd MmI.iL. ! ?.L'.'1. 'UJrto'
1 ;.13.l4 p mkiskman.
' - - . . Adrniomtrator.
NOTICK OV UESUINATION.
Wiii.I.l ' i" ""o ana ctnte of I erfTi
Auiomt im Kan i..u " "iivxiun, at
I H li III!
- tvt. nt
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STAT-: OK MISSOFBI. I '
County of Lafayette, f
In the Circuit Court of Ufuvnte Com.-.
Mluri. at Lexlnttoo, AurJt teruC i
Kdward nolmes, PlaiutlS. "'
vs. i
The Dover Coat Com pa ny aod
I-ee W. Dariv, Iiefeodanu I
Now at tbis d.y couaes the plaioutl herfi.h.
b s attorney and flies hi petition and affidi?
atleirlnc. amoor other UUnga, that defeixSui
Tbe Dover Coal Company. l a foreian corT v
ration of another state, tbat is of the tiSZ
Illinois, and that tbe Defendant te W nT
is not a resident of ton (State of Missouri-
Whereupon. It 1p ordered by the cierk Inw.
cation, tbat said defendants be notiaul h.
publication tbat plaintiff bat CKumncHi k
suit ajfint them (n ttol- court, the ob-tinl
enerul nature of which is ti reeove'r iuT
metit aratrut defeodanta etabli.,,in Dlai9
titTit title to the north ea-t f,urier ot thl
north eaet iiarter of section N-vntn (iT
towoHbtp nrty-ene C-t i. ranre twerry-nrVi'i
in sa'd county, and v d:,m . i2
wate: and two hundred and :r) ,,',7
damaira for wlihle ldiOii- p"eiiii1 auS Bt,
dollum for mimtblv rents ar.ri r,,.
and tbiit nnit-os the nld d. tn.,lN Z.
aod appear at Ibta court, ut tt n(t
term tb-reof , to b) begun and boid-t tt ibn
court hou- io the City of Leiins'on.'ii, tiii
county on the 5ta rta v of August nut. una on
before the third dv i.f said term. If tticirra
bHll so longi-eiitioue. and If not, theu on t
lief ore the lart da j i r ki term ,tir r r -r plni)
to the petltiootn raid ratiM-. the tu- Willi
taken .as ctnfl. and Jurtfiiieut win bf
n-odered aeeotiolv
And it le further onlrrod, tbat a or w herw
be published, aecontlna- to law in the vwu,
Intelligencer, a newepaper puWuhed Intu)
Count nf cafayett fr four week uro.
ively. publlebed at teaet oncewe. taelu
iniwrthHi lobeatleac thirty days befnnUHi
llrat day of sa'd next August u-rtn, in)l, of
this court.
. J. H. CAM POELL, Circuit Ork
By J w. f roaoa. lieputy .
Alexander tiravew, Attorary f r P!n
m. s-mt
Notice To Bridge Contractor,.
I wilt lei to the loweat and bast bitkler on
TIES DAY. Jl'LT iZ. A I 11.
A Wooden Brida-fl for oonitur'on, tbout
fl feet loor. to be built aero tun rh ns U
line running eaM and wm tbroi.gli the rrlddi
of N i tiou lii. Ujw aahlp . range oo tit
north Iloe of ihe farm of J. Krert Sillier
Letting will take plitce at bridge s.tt tlc
o'clock A. M,
flan and per1ftcatlorjt will be seen at Urn
tnd pliki p of lettioir. Cuntrartor l to r
bond for Ualnteoanc) ot br'dire a the lm
ulreeK
CommiMioner reserves nght to reject Mi
or all bid-
I will abo let to the lowest and best bidder
oo
FWDAV. JCLY W. A. D IK 1.
A Woolen Bridge for construction, about Si
feet king, to be built aenwa branch on the
line between sections-!, tahip An, raofe
?. near the farm of Prank Kroeck.
l-iiinir will take place, at bridge site at It
0'cl.K k A. H
liana dvpcelncatlons will be seen at tin'
and place of letting.
oniracwr it tn gtvejbond for mainteuantt
of brldpe as the law direct.
Comoiln-iooer reserves ridht to reject any or
all hid B. D. WEEDIS,
S-iXd ComniiMionet.
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
I will let to tbe lowet and best bidder on
PRIDAV, JULY 1. 11.
a Wooden Bridg for construction, about
lxty feet long, to b built over branch oo
Ilover and Waverty rond near Henry Curbls'a
Letting li take place at bridge site tt 1
o'clock a. u.
Plans and perinatiooji will be seen W
time and pure ol letting
Contractor la to give bond for main '.en ma
of bridge a.i the law direct.
Commiaioner reserves the rltfit t" reject
any or all bids. HD, WEKP1N.
S-td Comm;.icrer
otk to Bridsre Contractors.
I will let to the lowest and belt bidder, oo
sATt'KDAY, jri,r SO, 1K1.
a Wooden bridge about thirty feet io lr.ft,
Vi be built over a branch of Brub Cr--k. ra
the iKvia Mill road and near the farm of J
T Nclaon.
Plan aod peclflcation will b n t tin
and place nf IrUinif. whicli will be :t br.'ti
He at In o'clock a. m.
Contractor is tn give bond for mxmN nia
of hridgn as the law direct.
CoiuiniHooner rexertea the r;ht t Heet
sny or all bids H. f M ERIMN.
atd Commieil'O'r.
Notice to Pride Contractor-).
I will let to tbs loweal and bent ln'J.it-r. no
MOMhAV, Jtll.V C, :Wi.
a Wooden A Trias Hrlde f1ircuD'.tr-.:.-tl(ii.
llilrty fe.' long, to be built a -n . bmsflj
alut,i mile aoutb of the H""l
houap swtlon (7, township 4n, nngo
Letting will take tilace at lOo't-if ck
at brlilgu site.
Plan and mwini'ntloim will be -en w
lime and place of letting
Itaiitwlw l to tlvlxnd for tin n.H
ten Hiiro of bride a- the law d!rwt.
mnilM,linrr reserves the right torej'"
any or all bids
I will uImi let to the lowest soil he.t biilw
on same dute. at :i o'clock p. m., h tVo' "
Truss Bridge for ronatructlon. to Inbuilt
over branch near the farm ot leo. W u.
and Juki evit of the middle of rtler. A
township 19. range a. i.id bridge to i
thirty finit long
Pian and spec iflVutiona will ! "
time and pla-eof let tint.
Contractor litnplvc hood fur niuin'"uir.i'
ol ' bridge n the law direct. . .
Comniio.ioner n-M-rveo tbe rlirbl tin)'-"
ttv or all hlK li. 0 WPKI'IN
i-'-Vid Comnilvl' ';,'r
DR. ALVIN V. COLE
PHYSICIAN - AND - SURGEON
Office; Mong Building, 'Phone IT
KeMdener; Hth and Krtnklln, 'Phone I't
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