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INSURANCE.
Farm property insured, oc
pied by tenant or owner.
sks written in any town in
unty. Will com and make
insoection, and name
te upon application
Will
Write or
SU?E ANYTHING.
U on him at
ixington.
office in
I. w.
ill
beAl estate .
r sale in Lexington. Farms
rsale. Houses to rent. If
u have any real estate to
II place it in his hands no
st if no -sale. Office in
:xington.
W.
Abstracter, Loan
-AND-
Insurance Agent
m snd City Property (or mIi or rent
MONEY TO LOAN.
11 loan money on improved farm lands
at 6 and 6) per cent interest.
Office front room over Terla' drug
store, Lexlugton, Mo.
kLMisSCo.
CASH
roduce Buyers
DRESSED POULTRY, 6AK
fURS. EGGS M3 BU1R.
34 DUANE STREET,
NEW YORK.
rite for Our Present Paving Prices
'aTRON & TAUBMAN,
LBXINGTON, MO.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,
KL ESTATE INSURANCE,
MONBT TO LOAN
tare the only complete tet of Abstract
Mtd o( Title to tbe Lands of Lafayette
mty.
FFICE in UMRE BUILDING
. WOHTIIIHOTOW.
8. N. Wilson
i
LEXINGTON, MISSOURI.
eal Estate, Loans and
Insurance Agents.
AH.VTRACT8 OF Til LB MADB,
II loan money ou Improved farm lauda at
5 and per ceut Interest
ETICE IN IIERLE BUILDING.
Jr.J.W.Meng,
Surgeon Dentist.
'ffice in the Meng Building,
Lexington, Missouri.
DR. W. E. ECKLE,
Surgeon Dentlata, offloe In Hearle Building
fyenta and Main streets. Lexington. Mis
mrl
OR
LEE WW,
leaDrtl
IROBA1E COURT DUCKET.
August Term. 1901.
1" Diy, Moodaj, August 12th, 1901.
lo?. 2 J"' Uti Th0- R T.y.
3 Judb., Johanne, d ceased; Emaouel
nd Md,n,D",lr,,u'r w'lH will an-
Lay, O-o R. decked; Tbos E Gam .
moo. admiitUtNtor with m eouexed
5 IW.-y Wui, dtctawd; John' K
Peaic aoo Dr U William., ex-coiora.
auce, Cbas P di Ceased: E H Kelley.
administrator.
7 Knk, Cleveland, mloor; Wo Rsn.
let, curator.
2fld Diy, Tuesdsy, August 13ih. 1901.
8 Mryer, Otto, minoi: llenr u...,
curator. ' '
9 Harrelson, Mattie B, minor: Henry E
twin, curator.
10 Henulcg, Fritx, minor; Cba$ Hen
nlng, curator.
11 Hader, Cbas, deceased; Louise Ha
der, executrix.
12 Russell, Chat 0, minor; Sallie I
Rjaseli, euiainx.
13 DutPnd.ck, Omer et al; Martha M
ii isreeu, Reuben, minor; Lydle, V
virrrr, curatrix.
. la uaw, Philip M. deceased: A E
Aanury and i. W. Hyde, administrators
wnu win anneiea.
3rd Day, Wednesday, August Uth. 1901.
16 Bonbam, Leslie and Kate, minora;
tu .-t cuwirui, curator.
17 Buford, Win M, insane; E M Ed
wards, guardian.
IS Moreiand, J fold, minor; Mamie
oioreiano, guardian.
19 Blusher, James A, minor; David
Slusner, curator.
20 Smith, Mary E, deceased; John H
Wilson, executor.
21 Burnett, James et al, minors; James
W Goodwin, curator.
22 Price, Virenda, deceased; M D Wil
son, public administrator.
23 Smith, Saoford F, deceased ; Qeorgie
omun, anmiaisiratnx.
21 McFadin, Jabn, deceased; Vra. H
luueg, executor.
4tb Day, Thursday, August 15th, 1901.
25 Teoei.camp, Walter, minor; Henry
Tehencamp, curator.
26 FrerklaK, Joseph et al, minors ; Cbas
j r reraiog, curator. .
27 Bauman, Oeorge, deceased ; Joseph
Baumao, executor.
28 Lewis Albert S, insane; Epbraim
Lewis, guardian.
29 Kelston, David, deceased; Bufus
Young, executor.
30 Uberbellman, Frledrtch, deceased
H H Woeatemeyer and Qustav Ooer
bellman, executors.
81 Weaver, Thos B, deceased; Qeorgi
A weaver, administratrix.
5th Day, Friday, August 16tb, 1901
32 Young, Grove, deceased; Joseph L
lounge, ineoaore xoungs.cimer xonngs
and John v. Ureer. executors.
83 Fox, Elizabeth et al, minors; Cbrls
tine Fox, curator.
84 Lauderdale, Franklin at al, minora
Joalab Lauderdale, curator.
83 Cook, Joseph et al, minora; Charles
Uoeler, curator,
36 Peacock, Margaret J, deceased
Cbai Hoefer, executor.
37 Peaoock, John H, deceased; Cbas
Hotter, executor. " - '
38 Curtis, Martha E, deceased; T.
Duller, executor.
39 Warder, Joseph, deceased; Henry W
and Joseph W, Warder, executors.
40 Worley, Mary E. insane; P
W
Osboro, guardian.
6th Day, Saturday, August 17th, 1901
41 Parks, Edward Francis, Insane
John W Parks, guardian.
42 Pilterson, Eddleand Hugh, minors
Irvlog Zevsing, curator.
43 McQirl, Jobo and Maria F, minors
M D Wilson, puMtc curator.
44 Cooper, Virginia F, deceased
Nainao Cooper, executor,
45 Frerkiog, Ernest A, deceased; Q
Frerkinsr. execu'or.
46 Uphaus, Peter, deceased; J'HUp
haiis. executor.
47 Miller, Cornelius J, deceased; Wm
A and Andrew J Miller, executors.
7tb Day, Monday, August 19th, 1901
43 Ewlng, Eugene M, deceased; Job
Q WortbiogtOD, executor.
49 AlUiadt, Catherine J, deceased ; W
A, ill adminiHtialor with will annextd.
50 May, Catherine. deceased; M D Wil
inn. nublic administrator.
51 May. .Martin, aeceasea; .n u wii
eon, public administrator. '
62 Goewlscb, Katberine, deceased;
Q Fbeiziog executor.
53 O'Doonell. John, deceased; M
u .iunn nubile administrator.
54 Sinpbau, J C, deceased; H F Brink
man A ml filat ralor.
5a Fuhr. J H. partnership; Fred
n..nnnnanhorat. survivioe partner.
fifl MoelUr. Peier, deceased, Tbesa
Uiuck, administrator.
8ib Day, Tuesday, August 20ib, 1901.
57 Rlirnev. Alice H. insane; Charles
f.unna ruralor.
58 Stanley, Estelle, minor; Wade Hick
Ho. guardian.
m Htatloid. Henry. Insane; M D Wil
eon, publio guardian,
tin McPbiiim. Jobo M. deceased; M
D
Wilson, public administrator.
61 Graves, Wm B. deceased; M D Wil
son, public administrator.
B2 Htsnlord. Ira 8. Minor; Jamee
W
Barton, curator.
63 Hcbmelser, Fbrenee et al, minors;
W A BraecklelB, curator.
64 Klrtlev, Elltabetb E, deceased;
Rlcbsrd B Klrtley. executor.
65 Mulltotx, George W, deceased; M U
Wilson, public administrator.
61 Bortsfleld, Amos, deceased; James
W Harrison, executor.
Executors, administrators, guardians
and curatore are strictly required to make
their settlements on the day on which
their case, are .et. j AME3p cH1NNi
1 j3!5 Judge ol Probate.
Free Blood Cure.
We recommend Botanic Blood Balm (B. B.
B ) for all blood troubles, such as ulcers,
eating aores, scrofula, eciema, itching hu
mors, pimples, bolls, carbuncles, blood poi
son, aching bones, festering sores, cancer,
catarrh, rheumatism. Bjtanio Blood Bslm
euros all malignant blood or skin diseases,
especially advised for old. deep stated cases.
h,-n all ol-e falls. Heals every sore
or pimple, stops all acnes and palus by giving j
a healthy blood supply, inurou..., ..v
for thirty years. Thousand cured At drug
stores per 'W D0,tle' "r TAcn
will receive a trial treatment free by writing
Dr Olllam. 203 Mitchell St. Atlanta. Ga.
Describe the trouble and free medical advice
given. Medicine sent at once, prepaid.
niHE TABLES
Mlaeourl Pacific-Lexington Br.
WI8I BOCKDTRAIH8.
No. 71.
No. 73.
:1 pra
5:10 am
ii:Ctiim
6:24 am
u;.H.i am
B-41 am
B.IOn)
7:1-am
7:-26am
7-.;3am
7:40 am
S:35am
9:05 am
1:05 pm
Leave Pt. I mils
Arrive tKili
. 1:3(11111
. t .Vpm
. 4:o; pu
. 4 ptn
. 4:.f7 pin
. ( i; pm
. B:11 pm
, h-.u pm
. 5:34 pm
. ft :40 pin
b:i pm
. :4.', pm
. 7:19 pm
Ittucorrii
' Aullvllle
HiKirinsville..
' Pum Citr
' Lexington-.
' -Myri, k
WbIHuoi,.. ..
' Waterloo
NauoltKiD
' Independence..
Kansas City...
' St. Joseph
DAILY.
XAfTBOCICD TRAIXH.
No. 74.
No. 72.
Leave St. Joe
k:oo pm
Kansas City.
Indi-pudeuce.. .
Napoleon
Waierlin
Welllng-Uin
Myri .a
Lexington. ..
Patrei'ify ....
Hinitinvlile
Aullv.'le
ConcorUla
... 5:4o pm
.... :lu pm
... 7:00 pm
. .. 7:14 pm
.... 7:22 pm
, . . 7 : im
:2S am
t-.tit am
7: 40 am
7:44 am
7:51 am
8:H am
..7l IMpm 8:10am
.... h: lo pm am
.... S 41 pm 8:37 am
.... 8:3.' urn 8:47 am
.... a:4ttiin 9:02 am
Hedalia
IOmkidiu 10:06 am
m miuu 7:10 am eoopm
special rates to Kansas City every Saturou
y
evening vnd Bunday.
FHCIQHTS.
West
East
8 50 am..
.Leaves Lexington !3:35am
. " Pae01ty 2:50 pm
" H!iruiimvllle 2:25 pm
" Aullvllle 1:40 pm
0:4. am .
0:O5am .
I0:s0am .
11:00 am..
' Concorlia 1:10 pm
ii:l5pm.
Hedalia 10:40 am
bully, except Sunday.
Jeflersou City, Boonville and Lexing
ton Division.
MIXED DAILr EXC. HIND AT.
No. 72.
Leave.
No. 71,
Arrive. -
7:15 am Lexiiirtou
.. . 5:11 pm
4 :45 pm
.... 4:1! pm
8:25 am.
,Myrli:!t
8:55 am
:10 nrn. .... .
:L'7am .....
am
...Northrup .
....Dover... .
Kdards..
.... Wuvi-rly.
Maibnll
. ... 4.00 pm
.... il:3. pm
3::io pm
, 1 :15 pm
ll:H(iam
2:20 am... ..
4 45 pm
Head down.
. H iimvHlo 1:00 pm
Tipton 4:45 pm
Keaa up.
SANTA FE ROUTE.
Trains arrive at North Lexlnntou i
No. 26 rdaily)
7:45 a m
Trains leave North Lexluirtoni
No. 23. BxproSN (dally) 7:55 a m
alaln Hue trams pass Islington junction
OOl.NO cast.
No.
8.
20.
(dally).....
. 9:1A a m
.10:00 a m
2,
8,
. 7:15 n m
. 8:.t5 p m
. 8:47 a 111
California Limited
GOING WEST.
No. 1. ' (daily) s-IMuni
(daily).
" 8, ". California Limited.... 2:2a m
" 5. " f,;iOa m
" i, " 12: 7pm
' , " 6:4 p m
J. D. Eahtek, Jr., Ageut
W J. Black, 0, P. A.,Topeka, Kas,
Chicago and Alton Railroad.
Trains leave Hluffinsvlllc as follows;
west Bound. '
No. 8. St. L. and K C. bihII 5:45 am
' 7, Calif, and Col. limited 7 4:) am
" 61. HiiralnHvllle and K. t: acci-m. 5:55am
" 13, Pt. Louis and K C. mall 4:1(0 pm
" lie. Local freight and accoin 9:47 am
EA8T BOUND.
No. 14, St. L. and K.C. mall :47 am
" 60, K. C. and Hlnrinsville accom. 7:15 pm
" 10. Calif, and Col. limited 7:35 Din
12, 8t. L and K. C. uiull 10:57 pm
" 116, Local irolubt and accom 12:43 pm
W. S. LYONS, Ticket Agent,
Telephone No. 50.
SEWS OF THE EAILWAY3.
Tbe Rock Island's proposition for cheap rate
excursions to and from Colorado during thl
summer has been negatived by the Western
Passenger Association. In consequence notice
was served yesterday on Chairman MeLeod
by General P;iR?eiiger Agent Sebastian thut
the Rock Island will tuke independent action
and put in effect a rate of one fare plus f i.SO
for the rund trip from Chicago and all inter
mediato points east of the Missouri river to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Salt Lake
Citv and Oirden, Tickets at this rate will be
sold on June 20, July V and 17 and Aunustl
From M Issouri river points the same rHte will
5e made on the days following these dates
TK'keM at this rate also w'U be sold from Mis
souri river gateways, Kansas City to Omaha,
Inclusive, on July 7, i and 9. Four special ex
curslons will also lie run by tbe Rock Island
from Colorado common points to Chicago and
intermediate stations on June 23, July 12 and
20 and August 4. These excursion tickets
both east and west bound, will be limited for
return nassugo to October 31 . The Rock Island
Announce Pa Intention of placing in scrvic
special trains for these excursions, leaving
Chicago at n p. rn. aim innam inu ruu iu
Colorado with only one night, on the road
Chicago Tribune.
HARVEST NOTICE.
Lexington, Mo., May 1, 1901
I wish to inform you that I am now
agent for tbe McCormlck Harvestlo
Macbloe Co. both at Lexington and Wei
lington.
We now have samples of Binders,
Mowera and Kikes set up at each place.
Call at either of my Lumber Yard and
look tbem over, and get prices and terms.
1 will also have at both yards a tall
stock of Manila and Sisal Twine.
Remember that McCormick'a ageota al
ways bave a full line of repair 00 band
which will save yon much time an
money at harvest time. Respectfully,
J. R. MOORKHKAD
What Shall We Ilaye for Desert
This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer It toJay. Try Jell-O,
delicious desert. Prepared in two minute
No baking! add hot water and set to cool,
Flavors: Lemon, orange, raspberry acd straw
At your grocers. 10 cents. 5
TO CUBE A COLO IN ONE BAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine -Tablets,
All drogglata refund tbe money II It falls
' to cure. B. W. Grove's signature is on
1 acb box. 25o.
WILLIAM D. RANKIN
President.
W. B. TBVIS
Vice Pres.
LEXINGTON SAVINGS BANK,
LEXINGTON,
PAID UP CAPITAL,
Doea a general banking business. Solicits account.
Liberal accommodations to Customers.
DIRECTORS
BF NICHOLSON WD RANKIN JOHN K RYLAND
B HOFFMAN A O YOUNG
STOCKHOLDERS 1
M Chapman
Walter B Waddeil
DVB Tevla
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H B Duke, Curator
Jackson Bradley .
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A G Young
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