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The Intelligencer Supplement.
INCORPORATED, MARCH 2.1, 1887
McOacsland, President. Chas. W. Loomis, Secretary.
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
$IO-A Season Opener
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Our $10 suits have gained us hundred .,f ,.
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er, you too, will be counted among the number if you want
The Best $io Suit on Earth.
We have our 110 dollar suits made in different fabrics and in
different styles, in order to please every taste and we can
honestly state, that the man we cannot please with a ten dol
lar suit has not been in yet. We make it our business to have
the best $10 suits and we've sot them. The merchant tailor
look stands out all over them
H .SINAUER, - The Popular Clothier.
WVVVVSAVVVVVSAVWAA WWW?
PERIPAT1TIC PKOPLK.
E. Hoffman, Jr., went to Concordia
Friday morning on a business trip.
Mrs. Jamison, of St. Louis, is visit
ing the family of F. E. Nicholson
this week.
Hen jam in Wincoe came up from
Illwinsville Thursday evening on a
business trip.
Indisnspolis, Ind., bas boen enter
taining Ihe grand lodge of Odd Fel
low this week.
Mrs. Philip Keller and Infant son
have returned from a visit with
friends at Kansas City.
Miss Dick G ruddy returned from
Marshall Wednesday evening, where
she had been vlsltln.' friends.
Judge Jerome R. Simpson left
Wednesday night to visit his son,
Taltmt Simpson, near Aullville.
Wm. Nauheim and wire went to
Sweet Springs Thursday niglit for a
vis.it to friends and relatives,
Miss Annie Hickman, of Kansas
City, came In Thursday night for a
fisit to friends and relatives.
Mrs. Ed. Povman and children
went to St. Louis Thursday morning
for a visit to relatives and friends.
J. II. Campbell and wife left for
St. Louis Friday morning for a few
days' visit to friends and relatives.
Joseph Curtis, of Lexington, Ky.,
arrived Friday morning for a visit to
his brother. Willa V. Curtis.
Wood Young came in from Peoria
Thursday evening for a vhi among
his manv friends here.
Miss Suh Finley left for Kansas
City. Friday morning for a visit to
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Curls.
Miss Aurelia Miller came in Thurs
day night from Kansas City for a
visit to the family of Judge John E.
Ryland.
Mrs. Dr. N. R. Payne left for
Kansas City Wednesday evening fora
week's visit with her sister, Mrs.
Morrison.
A gns explosion at Glen wood
Springs, Colo., on Moniluy afternoon
killed u number of men while ut work
in a mine.
Mr. L. It. Gordon returned Wed
iicsday evening from a visit with
relatives at St. Joseph and Inde
pendence. Mrs. Sam I!. Whiting and daughter,
Miss Kunlce, of Iliggltisville came up
Tnursday morning to visit Mrs. J. II.
Campbell.
Mrs. R. R. Ireland returned Wed
nesday night, after a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Wm. Slonestreet, ut
Kansas. City.
Miss Katherlne Mercer, of Inde
pendence, came down Wednesday
morning to visit her friend, Miss
Fannie Sa wyer.
Rom. In El Paso, Texas, Septcm
her 18, to the wire of James R.
Rillard, nee Slusher, a girl
Florence Rird.
Misses Annie and Lottie Taubman,
who have been spending the past
two weeks visiting friends and rela
lives id Kansas City, and Englewood,
returned home Thursday Dlglit.
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Of Lexington. Mo., at the close of business on Angust 31, 1001.
l'ar value of shares jjoo no
Number of shares In force now 9?s
Number of shares borrowed on 6H3'i
Number of share not borrowed on J2M
Numlier of borrowers iwj
Number of non-borrowers 310
Total number of members ROB
Dr. Z. M. Williams ,.n, Wednesday
night for Fredericktown. Mo., to
attend the St. Louis conference in
session there this week.
John Rixman. of Clinton, who was
here Thursday to place his daughter,
Miss Lena, in R F. C, returned to
his home Thursday night.
Mrs. A. Kemble returned to tier
home In Muscatine. Iowa. Thursday
morning, otter a month's visit with
the family of W. F. Hinesley.
Judge Wm. G. MeCaushind return,
ed from St Louis Thursday evening,
where he had been purchasing his
fall and winter stock of dry goods.
II. E. Fitzsimmons and George
Jones, of Independence, spent Thurs
day In Lexington. They came down
to attend tiie McKinley memorial
services.
Miss Helen fVaver,, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Schultz
for the past few weeks, returned to
her home 10 Edgerum, Kns., Friday
morning.
Miss Fannie Marshall, of Los
Angeles, Cnl., and her mother, Mrs.
M. E. Marshall, who have been visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Earl, in
Kansas City, arrived here Thursday
night.
Miss Katie Hays left foi Leaven
worth, Kansas Friday morning.
where she will enter St. Marv's
academy. She wa accompanied by
her brother, Frank, who will return
tomorrow.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand 2110 It
Dues 12198 00
Interest 4127 06
Premium 8x9 10
Fines iM 44
Pees so
Borrowed money
Loans repaid 37
Real estate sold 1K5 00
Sale of shares various series jj-m 24
DISBURSEMENTS.
Loans
Withdrawals
Borrowed money repaid.,
Interest paid
Cash on hand
Salaries
Rent
Printing and postage
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9228 71
8014 s
330 00
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27,234 83
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RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES.
RESOURCES
r'ash on hand 3014 22
Loans on real estate 137475 00
Loans on the stock 1575 00
Due from members undoubtedly
good 1510 89
Furniture and fixtures 126 50
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LIABILITIES.
Dues, nodeductlon..... $108944 ffi
Surplus 34328 II
Reserve 30 00
Suspense per cent 390 60
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STATE OK MISSOURI. I
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I. Thomas J. Hantlon, vtce-pret'dent. and Charles W. Loomis, secre
tary, each on our oath, state that the above and foregoing statement Is trne to the best
of our knowledge and belle, as sbown by the books and accounts of said association.
T. J. BANDON, Vice-President.
CHAS. W. LOOMIS, Secretary.
Subtcrlbed and sworn to before me this, the 10th day of September, 1901.
MAL L. D. LE.-LEUR, Notary Public.
.My commission expires March 4th, 1905
Missouri Valley College
MAIISHAI.L.
MISSOURI.
Course of Study an High as In any Eastern College
lleiiutlful a ounds. Xlurshiill Is n lnautlful city of 5.000
nonuliil Ion, h. Saline County. th richest, County In MIs
sniirl It Is I I'Hted at the crossing of the ( lilrnito.v Alton
U. K 'and the Missouri I'licllie U. U. lior ciilnliwue or
oi her Inforiiniil'in write
President W. H. BLACK, D. D., Marshall, Ho.
Classical Course
I'hllnsoplilciil Course
Sc'lentlilcCourso
MiiMirnniilcul Course
Linguistic Course
Conservatory of Music
School of Finn Arts
Academic Course
Kncllsli Course
Biblical Courje
Needed in Every
Home ....
Noth.njr is productive of more
happiness in the family thart
a good Sewing Machine and
THE SINGER
lathe beat machine on earth.
It 1b always in order and can be
depended on to do every kind of
work. If you are interested,
write or send word to
L. W. BRELSFORD,
Local Agent, Lexington. Mo.
0 S Mitchell & Son
FEED STORE
The best and cheapest line of feeds
kept in Lexington at the Franklin
St. Feed Store. We do a genera)
exchange business with the farmers
for wheitorcorn. Our Flour is the
best on the market. Phone 179
li.j. nt taffv and oeaaut candy
fresh every day; alo the finest line ol
boo boos In the city at D. Haecker'a
MDdy kitchen. -2t
Spill kw Round Trig hit:
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The Mo. Pao. By. Co, are selling tickets
to almost (everywhere at very low rates
(or the round trip. Note this list of low
rates:
From Lexington to Pueblo, Colorado
Springs, Deoverand return, f 16.30. Ticte
eta on sale from Angust 1 to 10. Good to
return until October 81.
Buffalo 126.50 and 32.65; on ale daily
good returning 10 and 15 days.
Mo Heater Springs and return II.R
ale dally.
McAlester Springs and return 11.20;
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aale Friday ana (Saturday.
; on
; on
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