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LOCAL 8HOBT-STOP8. .
Mr. Cbas. Wlllstt went to Kansas City
Tboridsy evening.
Mr. Jsmee Terhnoe left Thursday even
if for a abort trip to Batea City.
Mrs. John Posge. who ia visiting bar
iter, Mrs. Bert Taobman, ia quite aiclc.
Mite Margaret Anil returned Wednesday
Ivenlog from a visit at HcAleater Springs.
Mies Mlnole King returned Tuesday
rom a visit wun ineoas in Kansas city.
Mrs. D. C. Morris and oblldren return
id Wednesday from visit at Gaylord,
K.oiss.
Mr. I Presley Botlsr, of Kansas City,
Irrlted Thoraday for a Tlalt with Mr.
Milton Roy le. .
Mies But Hamlett came down from
Kintai City Tueaday to rialt the family
it Mr. DaT4 Haecker.
Miss Lottie Edwards, of Kansas City,
rrlved Wednesday . lor a Tlalt with her
obi'S, Mtsa Florida Btler.
Mrs. Ben Vaughan, of Hlgginsville, had
paralytic stroke last Wednesday while
ittloi in a chair at her homo.
Mrs. Dr. Meng and Mr. and Mrs. Jan. F.
inn nl Ttonr. am thai vneata Wednea-
oy of Mr. John Meng, of our etty.
Miss Rose Qraendort returned Thoraday
Igbt from a Tlalt of several weeks to
leisures and friends la Kansas City.
Mrs. Lou Vauehea. of AUlaaee. Neb.,
who baa beea TialUag the family of Mr.
jTooe. Turmaa, returned home Thursday
.moralag.
I Mrs. Dave Qwlnner aid her three ohU
area toft Wednesday tor her homo at
.Tipton, after a Tlalt la our city with bar
.tether'a family. '
1 Foa .Balb A pair of black mare mulea
,eevsn yean old, 16 haada high. For la
"formation call at John Taubmaa's offlos,
ia Haerle building. U6lw3t
I Mr. Butord China and his daughters,
.Misses Nannie, Bettle and Pinkie, weot to
' 17 . in., .v.. a I - Ikl.t
ww iwiiy ionrfij bibs iwr
visit with relatlTes.
Meeers. Boas Bour, Hence Yonng and
Crewe returned yeeurdey from
1 Reno, where they registered for claims
ia Uncle Barn's lottery.
Tbs Ladles Aid Society of the Christian
church will give a lawn social la Mrs.
Burden's yard August 13. Everybody Is
Invited and nrged to be present.
The Interior department has ruled that
Mies Minerva McCllntlo, who drew No.
18. In the El Reno drawing, has forfeited
her right to file by getting married.
Mr. Bate Drnmmond, one of the suc
cessful onea in Uoole Barn's El Reno
lottery, spent the day In our city Wed
needsy and returned borne that evening.
Mr. Wade Hlokllo, who ba been
"pending a few daya with relatlvea In
toil bis old home, returned Wednesday to
Btlem, Mo., where ha la at present reel-
ding.
Mr. w, U. McCausland who baa been
confined to the boose by slckoeaa for ao
ong Is able to bo out again. Bla friends
U be pleased to see him among them
once more.
Mrs. Joseph Martin and little daogh
Misses Ethel and Ernestine, who
h'e been Tlsltlna- the famllv of Mr. Geo.
Trail, returned Thursday evening to
thsir home in Kaosaa City.
Plump cheeks. Unshed with the soft
Slow of health, and a pure complexioo
me an women beautiful, Heroins lm
Prts strength and vitality to the system,
od the rosy baa of batUtb to the cheeks.
. 60 oents. ror sale by Crenshaw A
onng. g 8ml
Mrs. Clarence Vivion ...,..,. ...
nui. ...
. " T,sl with
Uiggloiville.
relatives at
Rev
; Thome. M. Cobb Ift yesterday
CUT, and from there be will
Nevada, Mo.
for K
go to
Little Mi,e, L!r,i. tod Kie 0
mothbertn Kansei C.tj.
Mine JIU Burl-tt., of St. Louis
"rived. Wednesday for a vi.,t with the
lamil, of Dr. E C. Qordou.
Miss Elixebeth L.K-kb.rt. of Welling,
too cam. down Thursday to epend w.
l day. with Mrs. J. E Kincaid.
Mies Elliott Todbunter returned Tbore.
day from a vi t of several week, with
relatives and friends at Cilntoo, Mo.
Mre. A. 8. Chambers returned Thursday
morning from ao extended vl.lt lo
Brooklyn, N. Y.,aod southwest Missouri.
Miss Msggie Sullivan, of Aollvllle, who
has been visiting her sl.ter, Mrs. M. T.
Jenkins, In our city, returned borne Tues
day evening.
Miss Pearl Allwood, of Warrensbnrg,
arrived Thursday in our city and ia
the guest of ber frleod and schoolmate.
Mlaa Ida Rowe.
The transfer company keepa a call book
at the Mammoth llverv stable, and on at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave ordera at
these places. 10-27-tf
Loa Kelly the Lafayette coonty pacer
again showed himself a winner by takiog
the ports of f200 In the 2:17 pace at Mob-
eriy last week.
Miss Nell Orear, who hts been visiting
friends In Lexington for tbepsst three
weeks, retorned Wednesday to her
home at Marshall.
Miss Btella Franeisco, of Marshall, wbo
has t-een visiting Mis. Nell Marshall tor
tbe cast alx weeks, returned home
Thursday morning.
Messrs. C. L. and A. G. McLaughlin left
Tueeday night for Mooitau, Mo., where
they go to look up aome walnut loirs that
are being shipped out from there.
Mr. D. Bogie and wife returned Wed
nesday to Blgglnsvllle, after a few daya
visit with the family of Mra. Bogle'a
father, Capt. Frank Thornton,
Mr. Robert Smith and wife left Wed
nesday for St. Louis. Mra. Smith will
probably return in a few weeks before
settling permanently In the city. '
Mr. S.N.Wil.oo left Wednesdsy evening
for Fulton, to attend a meeting of the
board of managere of tbe Mlaaourl ichool
for the deaf, which met there yesterday.
Miss Julia Mlnter, of Kansas City, wbo
haa been visiting the family of Capt.
Ardinger for the past week, left Wed-
needay tor a visit with . friende la
Bedalla.
Superintendent D. Bardy, of tbe Mis
soorl Pacific passed 'down the J. G. B. A
U Thursday In bia special ear on
tour of Inspection of tbe new work' on
that line.
Judge Cblnn, of the probate court made
aa application Wednoaday for the ad mis
slon of Rebecca Correll, of Odeesa, to tbe
Institution for the feeble minded at
Marshall.
Mr. Albert Yonng and wlfa and little
daughter; iMUa Elisabeth, left Thursday
morning tor Pueblo, Denver, Colorado
Springs aad Maoltau, and will remain
soma time camping at Laveta, Col.
Messrs. Clem Tyro and Alex Graven
went to Mayvlew yesterday to take
some depoeltlone ia the case of Mr. Tyreo
against the C. A A. railroad. Miss Pearl
Reeder accompanied them as eteaogra
pher.
There will be no preaching at the Bap
tlst church Sunday. Dr. Cbaa. Manly,
ths pastor, will preach Sunday at tbe
Calvary Baptist church la Kansas City.
Sunday school services will bo held aa
naual.
Mr. Al Johnson, the hostllng repre
sentative of tbe Kanaaa City Bur, spent
the day cere Tneaday with the home
folka and left Wednesday for a trip
on the C. A A. and points east of Blg
glnsvllle.
Mrs. John Evil, of Bt. Louis, arrived
Tueaday evening in our city for a visit
with ber aiater, Mrs. Thoe. Btramcke.
Bbe was acoompanled by Master Melville
Bmlthers, who comes for a visit with
relatlvea In our city.
Mr. George R. Cooper, of Kansss City,
wbo came down Saturday night to vlait
tbe family of Bon. H. C. Wallace, Sr., re
turned Tuesdsy evening accompanied by
hie wife, who baa been visiting bsr par
enta here tor eeveral weeks.
It I reported that two freight trams
collided Friday morning on tbe C. A A.
railroad near Grain Valley and tbe
engineer of one train waa killed. We
have been unable to get further partiou-lara-
before going to press.
Misses Rose and Julia Glenn, of De
Soto, Mo., are visiting Mrs. Gus Baerle
in our city. They have been attending
the teachers' Institute at Chllllcotbe, Mo,.
and will spend soma time wun Mrs.
Baerle before returning home.
Tuesday at 10 o'clock a. m. tbe Bock
Island north bound train loaded with
homeseekers was derailed about eight
mile, north of Enid, Ok. One men was
killed and twentv-ono Injured. Tbe man
killed waa C. R. McLane, of Enid, Ok.
BT0P8 THE 000UH AND W0RI8 OfT THE
OOLD.
Laxative Bromo-Quiome labels core a
cold la one day. No cure, no pay. Price
26 cents.
M.sre. M.niu tod Frd Greve. Min
Etnelia Grveaod tittle Mi.s Stella Greve.
of St. Loui., arrived Tbursiey to visit
Mr. Hurry Krome, of our City. Tbey
have uo taking a trip to points oi in
terest in Colorado aod stopped hereon
tbeir return bt me.
Messrs. Charles Mltch-ll sod Chas.
Tracy, ot li.-movllle. were out bunting
Wednesday. While itify were booting
sloog a hedge Mr. Tracy nude a .hot and
some of tbe sbol hi". Mr. Mitcbell in
tb be Is. They were small .hot aod Mr.
aiitcbtli is not .eriously hurt.
There will be a union
Presbyterian cburcb oo next Sunday
"'"'"Hp oegmuing at 7:30 o'clock to
return thanks to God for tbe rain wblcb
baa recently been sent to ns, aod to pray
lor a continuance of such rslu as msy bs
needed to secure a fruitful season.
Mr. J. 8. Fisher, whose boms la in this
couoty sod wbo taught scbool last win-
ier in a district Just sooth of town, was
lucky ennugh to draw ola'.ni No. 224 In
the El Rooo drawlog. Mr. Fisher is
traveling for tbe Kaosaa City Journal aod
registered from Kansas City.
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
Master Henry Parrotf, eon ot Mr. Bam
Parrott, while at play oo ao oil wagon
near tbe Missouri Pacific freight depot,
fell and broke bia arm at tbe elbow. Dr.
Fredeodall was called and dressed the
arm.
About a dozen oooplee ot Lexington's
society ladiea aod gentlemen xbap
eroned by Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee Wallace,
and Mr. and Mra. M. D. Wilson,
bad an informal gathering out on Neeta
hill Thursday night aod epeot a delightful
evening enjiyiog tbe cool brsezea on tbe
blgb bluff aod tre beautiful moonlight.
Among the successful ones in Tues
day's drawing in Uoole Sam's big lottery
we notice the following: Jobo B. Fisher,
(registered from Kaosaa City but hia
bnme Is lo this couoty) Bale C. Drum
mood, J. Bledsoe and D. A. Plunkett, of
Odeesa; Vlvloo Bryant, ol Higgioavllle,
and D. L. Mitcbell, of Lexington.
Mre. A. Bobner, wbo baa been living In
Lexington for tbe past three year., ship
ped her hooaehold goods to 8ed.Ha
Tuesday aod went down to Bedalia last
olght accompanied by ber children,
lltt'o Miss Fleta Bobner and Masters Earl
and Eugene Bobner. Tbey will make
their home at Bedaha, Mr. Bobner having
a good passenger conductor run out of
that town.
Pilee are not only lo, and ot themselves
very painful and annoying, but ofteo
greatly aggravate and even cause other
grave and painful affections, and .honid
therefore not be neglected. Tabler'a
Buokeye Pile Ointment la a great boon to
sufferers as It will core tbem. Price, 50
oents in bottles. Tobee, 70 cents. For
sale by Crenshaw A Young. 8 3ml
The name of Miss' Edmonds A. Nick
eraon, of this city, Is oo the programme
to deliver an address at the confederate
reunion at Springfield, Mo., on the 8th
proximo, where the confederate mono
mont will ba unveiled. Ber subject will
ba "The Confederate Boldlers.-Wsr-
renfborg 8tar. Miss Nlekerson Is a sister
of Mrs. 8. N. Wilson of this city.
Messrs. Earl Stlsr, Gordon White, Panl
Rankin, Jno. Aguayo and George Ker
dolS will leave this ' morning tor
MoAIester Springs. They take a complete
camping outfit with thorn and will ba
gone tor a week or tea daya. Tbey ex
pect to have a delightful time and hope
to escape with the minimum number of
mosquito bites.
Constipation, Impaired digestion snd a
torpid liver are the most common all
man ts that ara rsspoaelble for that tired,
lietlees, tagged-out feeling that makes the
sammer a dreadful period to so many
people. Rerbine will cure constipation,
It Improves the digestion aod arouses the
liver to normal activity. Price, 60 cent.
For aale by Crenshaw A Young, 8 3ml
Mre, J. B. Ball received a telegram
Thoraday announcing the death Wednee
day of Rev. W. W. Warreo, at Osceola,
Mo. Mr. Warreo waa tbe ooly living
brother of Mrs. P. H. MoCauslaod and
Mra. Emma B. Young, ot this city. Tbey
left here Sunday tor Osceola and were at
their brotber'a bedside when he passed
away. They bavs tbe sympathy of our
entire community la tbla tbelr deep
eorrow.
Dr. Tut Folkeraon received a paper
Thursday from Nashville, Tenn., so-
oouoclog tbe death in that city of Mary
Miller Blaoton, daughter ot J. D. and
Anoa Blaoton oo Mooday, July 29tb
Prof. Blantoo aod wife are well known lo
our city, having been eome yeara ago in
charge of tbe Presbyterlao college here,
aod tbey bave tbe warm aympatby of
their many friends in this sad bereave
moot.
Mrs. James A. Born, recently gave a
birthday anniversary dinner to her child
ren and greod-obildren In honor of ber
passage of tbe fiftieth milestone in life's
journey. Mr. and Mre. Born ara tbe par-
eota ot fifteen children, nine of whom are
still livlog and were present at tbe
dinner. They were Mre. Artbor Drum,
with ber two children; Mrs. Charles
Iales, with ber four children; Mrs. Price
Islee, with two children ; Mre. Carl Bartr,
Mrs. Sam Pool, Robert' Born, and Nellie,
James and Jeesie Horn. Mrs. Lou Wad
dell, one ot the old friends ot tbe family
aod a near nolgbbor was present. Ttie
dinner waa an elegant one and all present J
had a moat deiigntiui time. ,
GUARANTEE
We the undersigned Reed Manufacturing- Com
pany, do hereby certify that
Vaughan & HcClelland
of Lexington, Missouri, has an agency for Reed's
Patent Anti-Rusting Tinware. We hereby war
rant and guarantee against rust, each and every
piece of our anti-rusting tinware'. Should any be
returned rusted at any time we Guarantee to re
place same with new goods free of charge.
. In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto affixed our cor- '
porate seal and signature
Reed Maufacturing Company, jJE"
tlRCTJIT COURT DOCKET.
Atwrust Term, 1901.
Monday. August t.
1 Mary E Mattlngly, ei parte; partition.
t James C McOrew vsMo. PacRr Co; to
abide declsioa of case 139.
S Francea A Chase, et al va Nancy King,
et al; partition.
4 Studebaker Bros Mfg Ca vs James B
Hook, Deft.. Mo Pac Ry Co garnishees; 1st
day August term to file Interrogatories.
t Studebaker Bros Hfg Oo vs James B
Hook, Deft., Grare, Blackwell Bon, gar
nishees; same.
8 Elijah W Baker v.. Ben Cooper; me
chanics lien.
I Elijah W Baker ts Allen and Chiles;
same.
8 Mary Undril Downs vs, TJaquelina P
Barbee, et al ; partition.
State ex rel Fulkersion vs P W Osborn,
et al.
10 Henry Heyenbrock va John and Qeo
W Avery; set aside deed.
II Laura Milleret al v. Daniel McPhillan;
partition.
IS -Charles A Hook vs Laura Price, et al
partition.
13 Henry. Schowengerdt vs Consolidated
Farmers Coal Co; damages.
14 EM Taubmao vs James B Hook, defen
dant, Mo Pac Kt Co, garnishee; 1st day
August term to file interrogatories.
15 Chester C Call vsGeo W Burnes,et al;
foreclose mortgage.
16 Letitia R Shelby, ct al vs Thomas
Shelby; accounting.
IT Bamue KBeallvs Chicago Alton By
Co; Ut day August term to file bill of Ex.
18 Hlgginsville B L Association vs Ge'o
A Cbamblin; June 16, 1601, to file bill of Ex.
! Mary C Casteel vs Zach W Wright,
dower; 1st day of August term to file bill
otKx.
80 Mary O Casteel vs Sam B Robinson;
same . t
21 Mary C Castsel vs Sam B Robinson;
quarantine.
82 David J Moore vs Columbus Renick,
Admr; 1st day August term file bill of Ex
. 21 William Hannah vs P P Mosller; 1st
day August term file bill of Ex.
24 Ella Gllmore, et al vsOeo W Bowles, et
al; partition.
25 Fannie Warder; et al ts Carrie Hop
kins, et al; partition.
i O Wilkinson, et al va Blisabeth F
Wilkinson, et all partition.
27 State ex rel Osborn, et kl vs K. C, St L
A Chicago By ; mandamus.
a Elvy R Fain, et al ts Philip Gallee;
ejectment,
Mary K Watklns ts John Goetz; eject
ment
SO Rumsey k Blkemeler Co ts Lexington
Ferry Co; suit on account
31 Bank of Odeasa va Mary M and Geo A
Barnett, defendants; Mary Belle Llttlejohn,
garnishee; under advisement.
31 Bank of Odessa Ts Mary M and Geo A
Barnett, defendants. Wm. Llttlejohn. gar
nlshee; under advisement.
93 F B Tait Co vs James B Hook, defen
dant Mo Pac Ry Co, garnishee; 1st day
August term file Inter.
34 F B Talt & Co vs James B Hook, defen
dont, Blackwell ft Son, garnishees; same.
38 F B Tait 4 Co vs James B Hook, defen
dant, Alex Graves, garnishee; same.
38 State ex rel Phetzlng va Walker Os
born, etal; mandamus.
37 State ex rel O'Malley vs Walker Os
born, et al: mandamus.
3B State ex rel Rex vs Walker Osborn et
al; mandamus.
30 W T Hays etalvs Young Hleklin; order
for substitution of papers and records.
40 Nancy J Howe, etal vs Mary Uallaway,
rtal; partition.
41 Jerome B Greer vs Unknown heirs of
W W Hawks, deceased; quiet title,
43 Hudson-Kimberly Pub Co vs Frederick
A Young, et al; equity.
43 E B Vaughan vs Atchison, Topeka A
Santa Fe Ry Co; damages.
44 Pascbal H Beamer, et al vs Isaac P
Taylor, administrator; partition.
45 James Hook vs The Mo Pac Ry Co;
reversed and remanded.
48 W S DornBlaser, et al ts Geo A Cham
nlln; equity.
47 Claude A Phillips, et al vs Samuel T
Lee; reformation of deed.
48 James Hughes vs The K C, St L 1
Chicago Ry Co; damages.
40 Edward Aull vs Henry Alnsworth;
specific performance.
M Estate of Grove Young; appeal from
Probate Court
(I John Willard vs Levi Kramer, et al;
partition.
62 Hannah L Mlddleton vs. Alfred T Mid-
dleton, et al; homestead and dower.
63 Louis Curtis, et al vs Israel Buries, et
al; accounting.
64 J H Teasdale Com Co vs FH Bock & S I
J White; suit on account. j
this 20th, day of June 1901.
irk.
York
65 John D Blusher vs The Mo Pac RyCo:
damages. '
56 Geo A ChambllnvsHigglnsvlUeBAL
Association; ejectment.
Tuesday, August 6,
57 Charles R Creasey vs B C Drummond,
etal; note.
068 St Louis Trust Co vs Oliver Martin:
action to recover rent.
6 Albert R Homer v. Rudolph Elchter;
suit on account.
60 Wm G McCausland vs Rudolph & Eva
Rlchter; notes.
61 Mary Enyart vs Thomas R Taylor et
al; suit on will.
: 63 Mat D Wilson, admr vs Jesse W War
der; suit or contract.
Wednesday, August 7.'
63 Evans-Smith Drug Co vs E T Dunke
son, etal; attachment.
64 Mary F Boone vs Modern Woodmen of
America; insurance contract. '.
65 David a Hancock vs Fred and Julia
Miller; replevin.
Thursday, August 8.
Joseph Ki.t vsWHGrser; certiorari.
67 W gcott Downs vs C & A Ry Co;
damages.
88 John L Hubor, trustee for Mildred O
LaBertew. ..
Friday, August 0.
69. James p Hall .vs Frank Thornton:'
notes: ,, .., u . .
70 LaCroi Lumber Co.vs Hlgginsville
School District No. 5.
Saturday, August 10. '
Motion day. , .
Monday, August 12.
71 .Maggie Spurlock va Wm Hicks Adams,
administrator; appeal from probate court
72 Eva Hawkins, et al vs Penn Hawkins;
ejectment. . , , ...
Tueiday, August IS. . ' - ?
73 Conradlna Matthaei vs Met St Ry Co;
change of venue. '
74 Sophia Knoblock vs Met St Ry Co;
change of venue.
Wednesday, August 14..
75 Mo Pac Ry Co vs J D Shewalter.
76 C E Hannah, et al vs Mo PacRy Co:
appeal from J P.
77 J MHuchinsvs Mo PacRy Co; damages.
Thursday, August 16.
78 S W Robinson vs Lovlnla Robinson:
divorce,
TV cuariea Shaw vs Margaret Shaw;
divorce.
SO Nannie Hayden vs Reuben Hayden;
divorce.
81 Jennie Gaffln' vs Cbas Gaffln; divorce.
82 Margrret M Alnsworth vs James P
Alnsworth; divorce.
8J Cornelius H Reed vs Mary J Reed;
divorce.
84 Anna Canaday vs Albert Canaday;
divorce.
85 George Green vs Catharine Green;
divorce.'
88 Laura Sauvatn vs John W Sauvaln;
divorce; under advisement.
87 William M Long vs Viola Long; divorce.
Friday, August 16.
88 Elizabeth Wllkey vs Lexington Coal
Mining Co; mandamus.
80 Edward Holmes vs The Dover Coal Co,
etal; establish title.
00 Hugh D Smith vs The Mo Pac Rv Co:
damages.
Saturday, August 17.
01 John Touchstone vs James N Price;
damans.
02 Benjamin Cooper vs B F Feagan, et al ;
appeal from J P.
Look Pleasant,
Hot Weather Prices..
----- j . .v. i v uinuv saw iuiuuan B '
Gallskt at reatly reduced prices on all
style, lor twenty day. only. Call and get
prices. We can save you money. Over
Sedwick's Store, Lexington. Mo,
Dr. C, T. Ryland,
Office on second floor
Kriehn building.
TELEPHONE NO. 129.
C S Mitchell & Son
FEED STORE
The best and cheapest line of feeds
kept in Lexington at the Franklin
St, Feed Store. We do a general
exchange business with the fanner
for wheat or corn. Our Flour is the
best on the market. Phone 17ft.
PILES
Cured by Climax Salve. Satisfaction
or prloe refunded. AUdrugglsta.