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INSURANCE.
Farm property insured, oc
ied by tenant or owner.
cup
Kicks written in any
town in
Will com'1, and make
county.
orsonal inspection,
and name
rate upon appiitawu". wiu
V .
JNSL'JE ANYTHlKU. vviuc
call on him at office
Lexington.
or
in
REAL ESTATE
,or sale in Lexington. Farms
lor sale. Houses to rent. If
you have any real estate to
sell place it in his hands no
rnci if no sale. Office ' in
Lexington.
. LES ILW,
Abstracter. Loan
-AHD-
Insurance Agent
irm nd City Property tor mIi or rent.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Will loan money on improved farm lands
at 5 and 5J per cent interest. '
Office front room over Tevis1 drug
6tor. Lexington, Mo.
k L Mis I Co.
CASH
Produce - Buyers
DRESSED PUT, GAME
FURS EGGS H BUTTER.
204 DUANE STREET,
NEW YORK.
Write for Oar Present Paying Prices
CITRON & TAUBMAN,
LEXINGTON, MO.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,
HttL ESTATE INSURANCE,
MONBT TO LOAN
Have tbe only complete set of Abstract
ecord of Title to the Lands of Lafayette
iunj,
OFFICE in ILERE BUILDING
J O. Vt'ORTUIMflTOR.
8. N. WlLSOH
LF.X1NOTON, MISSOURI.
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance Agents.
AIlSTKACTS OF TITLE MADK,
w-lllau money on improved farm lands M
5 unci AH P-r eeut iDtcroKt
WT1CE IN 1I,ERLE HUlLblXG. !
Br. J.W. Meng,
Surgeon Dentist.
Office in the Meng Building,
Lexington, Missouri.
WILSON & ECKLE,
.."ur-foon Dentlsu, offloe in Hearle Building
"levpntb and MaJn streoU. .Lexington. Mi
i w. mm
ouri
IbaDrtl
I &0 BATE COURT DOCKET.
Aneust Term, 1901.
1st Day, Monday, August 12th, 1901.
bL,?'.'' J"n'e' M dl?cei; Martha U
Keith, aominiiitratrix
lof ru,r!;J"ldtc;,wd; Tboe. R Tay-
3 Judos, Jobsnoe, d ceied; Emanuel
tM.enbrautu, admioihlr.ior with will to.
nexed.
Lay, O-o K. deceased: Thna R
moo, dmtulirtor wlto win annexed
3 raarvy. Win. dr.. i.... d-
Pearcv and Dr 11 Wilitmmn. executor..
I nuoe. Cbin P a. na4- t. n l.h.
. , i ... u net ,r,
administrator.
7 K?oick. Cleveland.
lea, curator.
2od Dty, Tuesday, August 13th. 1901.
8 Mejef. Otto, minor: llaon Mcr
9 Harralson. Matt I R mlnnr H.. v
10 Meaning. Fritz, minor; Chull.n.
Ding, curator.
u Under, Chas, deceased; Louise Ha
or, exeeutrix.
12 Russell. Chas (i. mlnnr Qtiit. n
ituasrii, cuiatnx.
13 DdfTindack. Omer mt ! Martha M
unutgoici, guaraian.
14 Ureea. KeuDeu. minor: lull, V
ureer, caratrtx.
13 Uaw. FblliD M. deceased: A R
Asoury sud U. W. Hyde, administrators
who win annexed.
3rd Day, Wednesday, August 14tb, 1901.
16 Booham. Leslie and Kate, minora:
cj -i r.owarus, curator.
17 Bulord, Win M. Insane: E M Ed
wards, guardian.
18 Moreland. J Reld. minor: Mamie
Moreland, guardian.
19 Slather. James A. minor: David
blusher, curator.
20 Smith. Mar; E. deceased: John H
wnson, executor.
21 Barnett. James et al. minora: James
w uooawio, curator.
Price, Virenda, deceased; M D wll
ton, publio administrator.
23 Smith. Ban lord F. deceased: Georgia
omiiD, aamimstratrix.
24 McFadin. John, deceased: win. II
unites, executor.
4th Dsy.Tbnrsdsy, August 15tb, 1901
25 Teoencamn. Walter, minor: Henry
renencamp, curator.
20 r reralog, Joseph et al, minors; Unas
J f rerkine, curator.
27 Bauman. (Jeoree. deceased : Joseph
uaumao, executor.
2S Lewis Albert B, insane: Kpbrslm
Lewis, susrdian.
a Kaiatoo. David, deceased: uuius
Young, executor.
SO Uberbellman. Krledrlcb, deceased;
a a Woestemeyer and Uuslav Uber
bellman, executors.
81 Weaver, i bos b, deceased; ueorgie
A weaTer, administratrix.
Stb Day, Friday, Aujuet lStb,1901
32 Young, Grove, deceased; Joseph L
Youngs, Theodore Youngs, Elmer xoangs
and John f . ureer. executors.
33 Fox. Elizabeth et al, minora; Ubrie-
tine Fox. curator.
i Lauderdale, rran.no et ei, minors:
Jonlab Lauderdale, curator.
3b Look, Joseph et al, minors; cnsries
Uoeier. curator.
86 Peaoock. Margaret J, deceaaed;
Cbaa Hoefer. executor.
87 l'eacock. John a, oeoeasea; uaas
Hoefer. executor.
38 Curtis, Martha E, deceased; T. i.
Duilnr. exeontor.
and Jnwnh W. Warder, executors.
. 1 . - . n era
4U Worlev. Mary rj. insane: r to
Osborn, guardian.
6th Day, Saturday, Angust 17th, 1901
41 Parka, Edward Francis, insane;
John w Parks, cusrdian.
42 Patterson, Eddieand Hogb, minora;
Irving Zeyslng, curator.
43 McOirl, John and Maria F, minora;
M D Wilson, puMlo curator.
41 Cooper, Virginia F, deceased;
Nat han iviniwr. exttcntor.
45 Frerking, Ernest A, deceased; Q A
Frerking, executor.
46 Upbaua, Peter, deceased; J HUp
h.n. MTriitnr.
47 'Miller, Corneliua J, deceased; Wm
A and Andrew J Miller, executors.
7th Day, Monday, August lBtb, 1901
48 Ewlog, Eugene M, deceaaed; John
49 Allstadt, Catherine J, deceased; Wm
Anil, administrator with wtn annexto.
60 May, Catherine, deceased j M D Wll
am n.ihim .rim niatrator. .
Si -lav. Martin, deceased; M D Wll-
nnhlii. Hmlniatralnr.
62' Qostwlscb, Katberioe, deoeasedjU
n Phatrlnff afAPUtar.
m o'nnnnell. John, deceased: M D
iviiann nu hllc ad mlnlstrator.
54 Btepbao.J O, deceased; H F Brink-
man artml "1 tat ratO.
Rs'Fuhr. J U. partnership; Fred
onnnnnanhorat. aurviviniT partner.
.vt Mnell-r. Peter, deceased, Tbesa
Uinck, administrator.
8th Day. Tuesday, August 20th, 1901
f.7 Hlffnev. Alice 11. insane; Charles
T mtrta niiruinr.
uti Hinir.Etelle. minor: Wade Hick
leak mia 4 a n
i si. fiord. Henrv. Insane; M D Wll-
ni,khn rr i a rri i n .
00 McPbillm. John M, deceased; M D
inii.nn nnhilt arimlnistrator.
61 Oraves, Wm B, deceased; M D Wll-
son, public administrator.
hi Stanford. Ira S. Mioor; James
Barton, curator,'
03 Bcbmelner, Florence et al, minors;
W A Braecklein. curator.
64 Klrtley, Elizabeth K, deceased,
IU.L..J U L" 1 4 I aa U LtVAPIlLOr.
115 Mullinlx, George W, deceased; M D
Wilson, public administrator.
66 Uortsfleld, Amos, deceased; James
W Harrison, executor.
Executors, administrator., guardians
and curatora are strictly required to make
their settlements on the day on wbicb
tbelr cases are set. j AMEsp C(J1NNi
7 13,5 Judge ol Probate.
Business men w ho lack the vim, soap
and vigor tb.-y once had, should use
Herblne, it will purify toe blood.strengten
and invlforate the system. Price, 60
cents. For sal by Crenshaw A Young.
Godfrey Sbull came in Wednes.
Mr.
day from Kansas City, where he has oen
on the market with some hogi. Here
ports things about dried up fo bisec
tion of the country.
Those who l.ve on farms are esiially
liable to many accidHotal cut, buos and
bruises which heal rapidly when Hslltrd's
8oow Liniment Is applied. Prlc 25and
50 oents. For sale byCreunhawft Youos.
TIME Y ABLia f
Missouri Pacific-Lexington Br.
WSST BOCRDTRAIHS.
Leave Pt. I mils 7-5. ttm
Arrive Swiali j vln
No. 78.
!i:l. pm
":iiO am
am
fi:24 am
t:3Aam
S:4t aiD
8:IOhib
Concordia 4:7 pin
Aullvilie. 4 -jspm
Hiire-iuBvillo 4;.I7 pin
PttKf 'ity 4 47 pm
Lexington 5;11 pm
Myrwk. o:il pin
Wellinirtoii ... 5;W pm
Waterloo. f:40 pni
NupiiltMin 5:47 pm
Iniicpcnilcnue :."ipin
Kansas Clljr 7:U nm
St. Joseph
DAILT.
7;l2am
7:l.'5am
7:83 em
7:40 am
8:5 am
!: am
l:W pm I
AST BOUND TRAINS
Nn rl
No. 72.
Leave St. Joe :m)nm
Kanson City 5:4" pm
JuUcp.;tnlcuce 6:10 ptn
6:25 am
i;-.M am
Napoleon.
7:08 pin
7:14 pm
7:. 12 pin
7:441 am
7:44 am
7 :.'il am
8:0! am
Wtti.-rliKi
Wi'lMnirton ....
iklyiicli
Lexington.
)'nir- ily
Hiirtilnsvillc. ...
Auilv.'ie
Conconjia
MeilHlla
7:Sj pm
7: I Mum 8:IOam
.. 8: in pm H:2i)am
.. S il pm &:V am
.. H::i.' iin 8:47 am
.. -tHpoi (i:ieml
.'IU:Miim 10:05 am
St Louis
7:10am uuopm
Mh-oial rate to Kansas C tr evci v Saturday
cveuinganu uuuuy.
fkeioiits.
East West
8 50am ...Leavns Iix!nirtni (3:SAam
OMSam ... " PitireClly 2:fiilpm
iU:liTiuui ... " H'guinsville i iApml
lowuam ... " Aulivillo 1:40pm I
u:uuam.... " ixincnraia i:iu pm
2:15 pin... " Redalia 10:40 am
Duily, except Sunday.
Jefferson City, Boonville and Lexing
ton Division.
MIXED DAILf EXC. SUNDAY.
No. 72. No. 71.
Leave. Arrive.
7:15 am Lexington . 6:31 pm
8:ti&am Myrick 4:45 pm
8:55 am Northrun 1:12 pm
9:10am Dover 4.00 pin
11:27 am Rdwarda 3:.'A pm
:58am ....Waverly 3:30 pm
11:30 am Marshall 1:15 ptn
'i:iam Koonvilie 3:00 pm
4 45 pm . . Tipton 4 :45 pm
ucaaaowu. neuo up,
SANTA FE ROUTE.
Trains arrive at North Lexlnirton t
No. SJ8 (daily) 7: a.m
Trains leave North Lexlntrton:
No. Xi, Express (daily) 7:55 a m
Main Hue trains pass iiexmgroa junction
OOISO BAST.
No. 8, (dally)
9:1 am
lo:uuam
7:15 pm
8-15 p m
:i:4T a m
i,
California Limited.
0010 WBST.
No,
1,
,
ft.
I,
19,
(dally)..
8:58 am
' California Limited.
a m
ii: to am
12: 7pm
6:46 p m
J. D. Barter. Jh.. Agent.
W J.Black,a,F.A.,Topka, Kus,
Chicago and Alton Railroad.
Tralus leave Htgglnsvlllo as follows:
WBHT Bound.
No. , Bt. L, and K C. mall... 5:45 am
" 7, t anr. aim ecu. iinnuHi nwniu
H 61, HlKKlnavllle and K. t: accOm. 7:55 am
" 1,1, St. Louis and K J. mall 4:3(1 pm
Hi). Local freigbt and a coo in 8:47 am
BABT BOUNP.4
No. 14, Bt. L. and K. C. mall 9:47 am
" 60. K. O. and HlgglnHville accom. :ia pm
' 10. Calif, and Col. limited 7:S5 pm
12, St. L and K. 0. mail 10:57 pm
" 116, Local irelabt and accom 12:45 pm
W. 8. LYONS, Ticket Agent,
Telephone No. 50.
HEW 8 OF THE RAILWAYS.
The Rock Inland' proposition for cheap rate
excursions to and from Colorado during this
summer has been negatived by tbe Western
Passenger Association. In consequence notice
was served yesterday on Chairman MeLeod
by General Passenger Agent Sebastian that
the Rock Uland will take independent action
and put in effect a rate of one fare plus $2.00
for the round trip from Chicago and all inter
mediate points east of the Missouri river to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Salt Lake
City and Ogdeo. Tickets at this rate will be
sold on June 20, July and 17 and August 1.
From Missouri river points tbe same rate will
6e made on the days following these dates.
Ticket at this rate al w'U be sold from Mis
souri rivor gateways, Kansas City to Omaha,
inclusive, on July 7, 8 and 9. Four special ex-
curaicuB will also be run by tbe Rock Island
from Colorado oommon points to Chicago and
intermediate stations on June 23, July 12 and
20 and August 4. These excursion tickets.
both cast and west bound, will be limited for
wtnrn Dasaao-e to October 81. The Kock Island
announce" i s intention of placing In service
siH-eiul trains for tlii-se excursions, leaving
Cbicsiro Hi. b p. in. and making tlio run to
Colorado with only one niubt ou tho road
Chivairo Tribune.
HARVE8T NOTICE.
Lexington, Mo., May 1, 1901.
I wish to Inform yon that I am now
agent for tbe McUormlck Harvesting
Machine Co. both at Lexington and Wei-
lingtoo.
Wa now have samples ot Binders,
Mowers and lUkus set up at each place.
Call at either ol my Lumber Yards and
look them over, and get prices and terms.
I will aIso have at both yards a full
stock of Manila and Sisal Twine.
Kemefliber that McCorraick's agents al
ways have a full line of repairs on hand,
which will save you much time and
motfey at harvest time, lixspectfully,
J. K. MOOKKIIKAD.
..-
,. What Shall We Have for Desert?
' This question arisos lu the family every
day. Lot us auswnr It to,lay. Try Jell-O, a
delicious dvsort. Prepared in two minutes.
No baking! add hot water and set to cool.
Flavors: Lemon, orange, raspberry and stra
berrv. At your grocers. 10 cents. 6
TO GORE A COLO IS ODE OAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund tbe money if It tails
to ours. E. VY. Grove's signature Is oa
sen box. 25o,
WILLIAM D. RANKIN
President.
W. B. TBVI8
Vice Pre.
LEXINGTON SAVINGS BANK,
LEXINGTON,
PAID UP CAPITAL,
Doea a general banking business. Bollrltn arcounu.
Liberal accommodations to customers.
DIRECTORS
EF NICHOLSON W D RANKIN JOHN E RYLANU WALTER R WADDELL
B HOFFMAN A O YOUNG D W B TEV18
STOCKHOLDERS I
Walter B Waddoil
DWB Tevis
W D Rankin
Fannie W Barton
H B Duke, Curator
Jackson Biadlcy
M Chapman -
Hoffman
Rafus Young
Alice W Wiogate
A O Young
Henry C Wallace
04
HEW SERVICE
VIA
SAN Antonio,
VIA
WACO, 8. A. A, A. P. and SOU. PAC.
AND TO
AUSTIN,
VIA ELGIN AND H.4T.C.
Through Tourist Sleep rt
CALIFORNIA,
Via SAN ANTONIO and SOU. PAC
Quickest and Best Line to
MEXICO.
"KATY flyerv
TO
St. Louis, Chicago. Kansas City
ALL TRAINS HAVE
FREE KATY CHAIR CARS and
BUFFET SLEEPERS.
C0RICETABLET5
made with mire SPANISH LICORICE
unsurpassed lorcure 0Tuuuonit.uLUD
8" iuf PflcnAota. jPET
Fop allThroat Affectiorxs
r ... 10 and 25 4 BOXES-
oold by Druggibts everywhere or seW
y, -prepaid on receipt of price
&ku(irif 863 Broidwoy .NEW YORK'
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ka1 b a n v yi u-tt.
H E N E W Y O R K W-O-R-L-D
Thrice-a-Week Edition.
Almost a Daily at the Price
oi a Weekly.
. The presidential campaign is over but
the world tjoes on just the same and it
is full of news. To learn this news,
just as it is promptly 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
comes to the subscriber 150 tiroes a year.
The Thrice-a-Week World's diligence
as a publisher of first news has given it
circulation wherever the English lan
guage is spoken and you want it.
The Thnce-a-Week World's regular
subscription price is only $1.00 per year.
We offer this uneqtialed newsppaper
and the Intelligencer together one
year for $1.65.
Tbe regular subscription price of th
two papres is $2.00
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O A Rrlehn
Henry Halnkel
E F Nicholson
LO Chapman -
Jno E Ryland
MnBRonlck
nettle W Smith
C E Chapman
E A Wallace
4eooosi
RACKS
EXAS
1
Effective March 10th, m,
the
Announces the Opening of Its
J Red River Division
Denison and Sherman,
Texas. .
Throeh Train Serv i will shortly
be established from St. Louis and Kama
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