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'II X
GOOD THINGS
H. M Ca!: -.H s. blue. rys, rods. blelis and whitvs and fancies la Simpson.
nuiiiimuj aim urnuiuiii ..
A u the ocsi nrnnai or loinrort Calicoes at . ,
1'liiilee yard wide bleached muslin at
t trst cias uicacnm sheeting S" faros wide for
A Snap in Onmr Caslmiier fur ' "
. ........ .. . . ...... . ln.u nig sinpru an wool Dunne. a at... v
ltc:iut;fiil cotton battinps V. o, liV. 12 v and .'. j.y.
tVtt.Mi blankets 3Sc.4V TV. NV. II Oil and Wool blanketsil u"u "to t&ou
l:,.,l i i.n. forts ritle. rv lb. 1 fal 21 at .... i ...
..a... V4 Mini W.W
1: n-iTifnl lmtlerns tn ;rnit.i a.nt iit.... r-......
ll.M extra super Vnlou Ingrain Carpets at y.
i.mi.i irr uitii'u i ii.iiii nn wool niiing nest frrle3 at 45
uruwist arpctktsv.. .sc. v, and il.ftl. Axmlnst. r Carpet at il.ix) and ... tl.lS
Tl.e liani!sinet line of rum we liare ever shown at 3ao. 3V'. Mk i, fl.Si.Vl .v
fvmuml up to ' "
54 hu ll melton skirting for rainy day skirts at -y.
11. la. k Astrnohan Klon Jackets. slios.tl and u. lt ..-. i."l"
' J - UUr Nl!tl
year's price was fs.Srt, onr present pri.-e Is
i flmli Jackets, siies two.'tu one and two JS. last yean prk-e JsV) present
price
at'liild'slust year's Jackets, sites 12 and 14. worth f-'.SO for
8 ' stress. 8 and 10. worth M JS for .
. i
" sins H. 8 and lfl. worth $1.50 for ty
...... u, uu o.irr cakes oi tioyai i utlcle Soap, a very
Mipenor medicated toilet soap worth 10c a cake; to Introduce this splendid soap
vrc will ell 3 cakes for 10 cents.
Our stock In all lines Is full to overflowing. Come and see us.
: '
J W. G.
McCAUSLAND. j
XEVT STORE. XEW GOODS. :
JAMES F. WINN,
Was ready for business FRIDAY, with
an entirely new stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Call and examine Goods and get prices before
making your purchases.
Miss Sallie Gordon is looking after the Dry
Goods Department, and Mr. Ed Moorman is looking
after the Grocery Department.
KODinson's Annual Fall Sale:
OF
High Class Poland China Hogs.
TV U V. 1 i A t ....
x w i.etu at rarm i miles South of Bates City, Mo,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER' 22d, 1901
Commencing at 1 P. M. will sell
6o Head Select Tops from a Herd of 150 Head
SoS W f 5 T1S Gilt9' ? S,'rinr Bar8' " Fal1 Gilt- Tried
KiSs;e,:i ai'!..uheif Pcrfection 2nd the
Send for Free Descriptive Catalogue.
auction i:i;ns:
col. D. p. Mccracken, . . paxton, 111.
OL. II. O. COHRELL, - . Taylorville, III.
COL. THOS. E. CHINN, Independence. Mo.
J. T. Pnmivsnv r..
v" oaiesuity, Mo.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
POLAND CHINA HOGS.
- 70 HEAD .
At Higgingville Fair Grounds,
Tuesday, October 15.
Sired by Sydnor's Tecumsah, Sydnor's Chief, R's
Perle.t.on Chjef Eclipse. Lot of new blood thi year
and as good individnals as those in the past.
Lunch at 10:30 o'clock.
Witi? ,RMS:""LSix month,.s time o all sums over $10
ith 8 per cent interest with approved security .
oena for catalogue.
III. C. 8YDN0B, ;!&?,!'"'
V. D.C. Sute Meeting.
St. Joseph, Mo., Oct. 9 A fund
was started for the erection of a mon
oment to tbe memory of the confed
erate dead tn the Higgintmlle
cemetery at the auoua! convention of
the Missouri division of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy Ibis
afternoon. The proposed monument
Is to cost $12,000, and, it ts stated,
when $5,000 Ins been raised certain
wealthy xentlemeo. have agreed to give
Iiko amount, practically assurine the
success of ibe enterprise. Four hnn-
i ..i .i .u ...
"' """an was raiseu mis alternoon.
The chapters of the onl..r m St.
Josepn, St. Louis nd Leu
gave f 100 and Mrs. Maigaret McClure
Of St. DlUIS. CLV0 lik linnnl A
monument fund committee .whs clmsen.
consisting of: Mrs. William Anil.
chairman, Lexm-nou: Mrs. P. C,
Itibert, St. Louis; Mrs. John Doui-
phao, Mrs. F. A. Chase. St. J.w.nii .
Mrs. D. C. Allen. Libertv : Mrs. .Inhn
'
It 111 -II' .
oi. i nuiips, jus. K. t. Wilson, Kan.
sas City; Mrs II. D. Groves, Fayette;
f it ..
Pirs. j. m. Campbell, Lexington; Mrs.
Ryland Todhuoter: Mrs. A.
Higginsville; Mrs. Catherine Kiciier-
son, Harrensburg; Miss lioxie Mc
rae, saiem.
Capt. A. E. Asburv and rnlnnl
Kyland Todhunter, of were also added
io me commitiee, with the privilege ot
selecting a third member. Th BBn
- pi-"
tlemen will act in an advisorv canaeitr
i '
rr i- - it
inejoiiowing oiticers were elected
nt Thursday's meeting: Mrs. A. E.
Asbnry, Higginsville. president; Mr.
John Doniphan of Si. Joseph, first
viue.presiaent; Mrs. Frank Jaienue. of
St, Louis, second vice-president: Mrs
H. D. Groves, of Fayette, recording
secretary; Mrs. Ryland Todhunter, of
Lxington. corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. K. E. Wilson.of Kausas Cily,
ueasuier.
The next meeting will be held at
ivansas Lily, but the date was not fixed
Robinsons Poland China How si..
Our readers will please note ad of
J. l. uoblnson. Bates Citv Mn Mr
Robinson , will have in this olTerlnJ
inc grandest lot of hogs ever offered
at public sale In the stite. Twenty.
one neaa oy t'lilef Perfection 2d,
'-"i oiners are sired b M,
Black Chief R 's Perfection, l:;;,CK
ItlflloW 0,tnt T I. . . .
leeiuiisah, Look Over Price and V
iciieciioH. ,ee luneli will be sh(v.
td at farm at 1 1 ::t0 a. m
is Invited whether they wish lu Li;;
if tint T(ji ...... . '
Mrs II. CUIies icft for Kausas
Uty to visit her daughter, Mrs. W.
S. A. Winn nnr? n-ifrtlf t. - t-
is City Wednesday evening for a
VI Kit. IKllll KAb.tl I
Jack Dysart returned to his home
... muueue. arter a visit of several
uuja wuii inenas uere.
Mrs. "Snrnh f Uooii
. .,u3,cn aua J. u.
KUSSell returnpH Tn oqH.... u -
v;.it , ,7 -woj mum ironi
visit at Kansas City.
Miss Fannie Sawyer left Thursday
-.:w.wu .ui a lwu weeks visit with
k'uuo ai luuepeoaeace.
r .
ir" tt, -ds(.n returned to
"Kginsmiie Jtriday, after a visit
"in uie iamnyorj. K. Green.
Mrs. Thnmna r!. .
sas City Wednesday morning to visit
thp fnmllu rt I'll .... . " "
i vuanes aiinter,
Mrs. n. Ti ivt,- ,r.
niesaav
. ixnusrt!. ty lQ y j,;.
..v. ,,, nilliain Stonostrouf
Mrs. G. C. f)a..,rl, j . .
hn... ,,.7- .r".r." '"eu 10 tier
vusas uuy Tuesday ifter
":"' wuii miss Uamron
Sam P. Siltvvpr Pimm (n tirj ,
morning from Mar.sviUe, Indian Ter-
..vv, 1U( a visu with home folks
M T.I T .
i I 3. r. I. I liilrl tf..
win,.. :. r -. u." ,u -,ir- j- k.
, u nigginsville, were Lex
ington visitors Thursday afternoon
MiSSeS Chilrllltto nr,,l I' .
... iva,i,sny j iiursday morn-
"Lf,: a vislt of sev"a' ov- win,
mi...
iMSf KUI.P. I .linnt h.im
pu i .u.ii, ui Kansas
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J a.i.uj, 0I Uscar
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Won't Do ! A Sit Down Method
A Saying of the late P. D. Armour.
In this progressive age a "sit down methed." as Mr a
puts it, is fata! to success. To be "up and doing" js' th fUr
paramount essential, but to be resultful, it must be int n
"doing." This store has been established eleven years n
that time we have striven to merit your custom by se'rvin
to the very best of our ability. That we have succeeded i
tested by our remarkable growth. When our doors wer? f
thrown open to the public, our store covered an area of onlv
feet-you see what it is today. Our selling sace occupies !
4000 feet with additional room for duplicate stock
Lots of people are spending their money with us because they are getting b
elsewhere. Our aim Is always to have the very best goods at the least moneJ 11 of
tlnilP til ha VP .-rr.fl,ln.- in U- ... . "u..cy SO that va
" "ccr sdLruice quality tor the purnosp nf 'vu
When we cut the price or an article we give as good value as before even if Ip I?
"csuer abasing
ivl in Ah l iuik Diuu MIGHTY WE MAKE VOIR DOLLASS POVVERftl,
STAPLE DLPARTWENT.
Standard LL Muslin, unbleached, ,lf. in
wide, cheap to-day at ac per yard. October
price, 3jc: 2a yards for $1.00
Fine Sea Island Muslin, unbleached, 3li in
wide, the celebrated Saxon brand; cheap
at tijc per yard. October price . .. 5c
3(i inch Bleached Muslin, nice soft finish,
no dressing whatever. October price... 44c
Our Special Uleached Muslin. This is a
new brand which we desire to introduce, it
is better than Lonsdale or Fruit of the
Loom. Our lowest price was 8k and will
be apain after this month. Just to intro
duce it the October price is tiic : Hi yards
for fl.00
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting full width, nice
even thread, a bargain at l. per yard. Oc
tober price i-c
Amoskeap A C A Ticking the best and
oldest brand ou the market. This is the
penuine A C A, not an imitation; will not
lose feathers: worth 13c per yard. October
l,nce l.lc
Domestic Shirtings, good styles, in
checks, plauls and stripes, will not tear.
October price
Al Ilecker Cheviots, there is 110 Shirtinir
wWI ' uthiH bra,ul f(,r i"-abili"y
and fast colors; have heen selling them for
ten years. October price I nc
Fast Lake Cheviots, the best fine linen
finish shirting made, colors perfectly fa" t"
new llnc of patterns, worth l.V.
,,rUe btc
tob,rTr5!:?..?,nBha,n"' 1,11 ,lyle!, f:
stvleI1HlithprKAir"? V'in in forty
PSrhececeadChtaP.at.S
Black Satine, 2!) to 32 inches wide, guar
anteed fast black. October price 8c, itlc
Uncle Sam Carpet Warp, on soooU all
colors, black and white, in lb Sage 1
October price, per package .. . . . . . .nic
Pillow Tubing, bleached. 42 inches wide
arTrP? 1 Td seam' heln the ends and theV
are ready to use. October price
fLANNELS
Canton Flannel, cood wi.im . .,
food fleece. October price ' nUclche
. 4t
Pinion riannel, 30 in. wide ,u ,
one of the heaviest ami w i. ' ""Sked
yard. October price ..." n 1Uc P
All other Canton Flannels just a. "
. Shaker Flannels, cream -hV. ?
both sides, snlen.li.l nmim ".. or
than we ask you. October
Western F.eeced Flannel
of bine, brown, gray and 'pink 0
Russian Fleece Flannels, he-uv a,;!
nice lleece on both Bide" i.mm 1
worth I2ic ner ni S.l. :,..?t,W'
Aii , r.. v"-lul,tr I"ce
All ool Flannels, 28 inches !,,
best irraflr-n. nf -.11 ..'.. ..."v "k- of th-
Callfornir. I'U 1 . .
yards arouml,'40 inchesl ?
weight, steam shrunk and lleeced nSfr
v.. r. .vt
BLANKETS AND CMlton
M lied Itlankets, tan with fancy h,rif,
K. cheap a
1(V4 IVd III:..,!,... I..
hit., "ice fancy border cS
heavv wp irht .....i " , . uc'k"
11. , , . Vl"ulrrnce .4!icani;v
borders, cheai. atl.iv ,.2 .
- o . a.iu oiue mixtures. Trice
, ; ' 'J.ii.ivin
All TT.. . i lit . .
wo"o ?. " ' " S ' "I a" m
irr-v ,' 'J"""1' eigns 4t ins, red
pray, a bargain at 3..V. October price
Fine All Wool ni-.ni-.. i ,A . "7 7,
eipu ,.. Z 1.1, 111 iu- ana ih
weight !J.' white and fanc' Plaii
Pri,-a C i,SK -V0U 1(,r ma
Bed Comforts, full size, wool filling...
fill nS0m.f0rts,i 6ilkaline covered, cotta
filled, nicely tacked and quilted lift to JUS
ofHSMle,,?omforts'of thet?rafe
p-ootU -n , anu tancy dre
u-pTi mt! 1 J us ,on- - to 2 yards vr
well made, securely knotted. Prices
Vl.-iV 10
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Every department has just such twgaings
Nmv ,s the '0 make your selecions.'
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apples m !
I will pay the highest price for
Apples.
Higginsville
The ladies or Mm u. r. . .. .
Pln.r.- Ill . l MapilSt
.w. nut K ve H lpnnr.l u
Thursdav. nni,.i,. .7
cordlallv n..rTw
Monday afternnnn nr, .i... ..
campus the VV. M. A. foot ball team
will n ! ti,. . 1 lclu
teamofSed;ila:JLrai 15usl college
John Mnrrl l.fin 1. n ... . .
Shon frnn. Muln .. .7 . r-Pdr
' 10 ine bu d nit
formerly oceuninri i. t nr
on Franklin avenue. m,t"
Wat Aull sllltin..,! .. ir
i. .7, . ,-al "'aa or iol's from
litre Wednesday evening.
Kr? UeV- ," 1- Kcne(lV left
r ( tit v lliorn n.r t. i.,.. . ' 11
lhinoke. ' " 8. ."0n'e .Ut
"Irt-r. Mrs. M p v'i! .i7..t. with his
Mrs. M.
tcaii,,,a,ill.H i. ;,r B'.uslJt,r.
of fnriipp . "ancnc Uorder,
- 6 'iit irienas.
J . C. SMITH. ,Wnr
Conrad Schoim
RooinH formerly o, ctipU-a by C. M. NVet.
CITRON & TAUBMAN,
LBXINOTON. MO.
BSTRAC1S OF TITLE,
mi ESTATE INSURANCE,
OFFICE in IIiRE BUILDING
J L. PEAK.
SURGEON DENTIST;
MASONIC UUILIHNO,
Lexington, . . Uq
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ntber .ei-Hoii8 intcr.ntiil inllivw11'.
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executor will upply to mke
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I-exlogioo, Mo.
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