The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], November 30, 1901, Image 7

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BURNT BILLS.
1 1 regularJy as the seasoi for
L fires coiaes around, there r
V the treasury packages of iwn
1 0f burnt tills for redemption,
t mo unaccountable reason, the
- v. . :i-
tt.ive seems 10 ue hww
for hiding money, perhaps be-
;t metallic character suggests
or became burglars would
their victims with too wuch
1 ,n ici n money m sucn a juace
in would net look there. What
jthe reason, 'observes the New
i Post, the phrase "money to
li i : j i
rests on weii-asce ruiiueu tea
s of humtn action.
the aroostook war. I CHICHESTER'S EKEdSt.
iMOcent Came ol 3t Em Tuit TV. u QCM I Vrt flVf I RII I f
- ruiiiiuuilibriLkS
51'
L of the .latest examples in
r . j . i .i .
Ji a settlerBeni was muue iy wie
y . . fir ti i : if...i
'iirvffflStnai.OLJirs.x amine aiuei-
Vf lndianapolis. She had little
in banks, and when she meat
Wket one day she hid her savings,
of bills amounting to $1.5, in
'alse bottom of a gas stove. While
Us away the children, feeling
lighted the .gas, and by the lime
returned she .had only a few
JT6G rt inuaui.s .oiiu a cuaugc i'uui
low for her thrift. She mourned
io-s for three years, and every
, an in Indianapolis knew of her
Wtune. FinaOy.a friend to whom
L i j , a Hi
khowea tne irugiiieins semuirem
idpe W. D. Bpuim here; he took
fc to the bureau of redemption,
v. liv the wonderful system of
iificiition employed, the money
recognized, aui .tlie treasury has
,1 new bills for the greater part
destroyed. There is rcjoie
;i the Mueller hroseliold.
;jRl6Us PUBLICATIONS.
Fer.odicals Which Print Articles
in Many Linimjei.
.ret curious polyglot periodicals
i, liing publiMiuL ays the M.
Ktjillblic.
! is tite China Times, which is
juinied iu tttiii iiiiiguagts.
, i,.-..Miii in Uit ci.ji.tai di i iiii,.;,
,. ,..i.0uag.s in wii.iii jtnppeai:
i liu.-h, m-i.i'li,(uiiii;iii, Italian,
..ii, .lapaiiuse itiiii lii.iii.-e.
i.inlicr polyglot papa !! liit Aiis
. MHiiiiionthly eiilnitil Ada
.iiiiaoiiis Liteiaui urn I'niver
u. ii has corre.-pi.iiLi ins and
nlhia ail over til.- woikl, ami
a'liiuibiitions 1'f tl.e- ttuuur are
::abiy printed in the language ol
cuiiutiiis from wiii' i. tiu-y are
. As a result, it frequently hap-
t tiiut in one number ol tlie paper
e are articles in 25 or 150 Ian-
third polyglot paper is the
UulodionMagaz'.ue'whiehispub-
d in St. Petersburg, and which
:ains critical essays regarding the
books published throughout the
tl. Each of these essays is print
Jm the language of the country
Ire the new book of which the-es
tri-ats appeared. Thus a review of
American book is printed in Lng
. a review of a rrineh book i:
fted in French, and so on. One
"mt of this per.eiuical has con-
led articles in 13 different lan-
;, namely, German, French
pi--h, Italian, Spanish, Dutch
r.uciiise, Swedish, Danish, llun-
ii, liuiimania11. Uussiau, Sci vian
fJ-t iii ian and Polish.
THINGS YOU CANNOT DO.
Massachusetts.
John Johnson E.nen- fornwlv .
liaise farmer, poli.idan, explorer
and luniberman, and who became
noted for bringing aixuitlhe dispute
between this country and England,
hkh ended in the bloodless Aroos
took war, died of old age at his home
in Aioxbury. He was born in Fair
field, Me., on August 28, 180G. His
lather was Samuel Emery, the first
vhite child born in :he town. The
mother's maiden name was Diadema
Johnston, and John J. was one of the
15 children of the family.
As manhood came, says the Bos
ton Globe, he grew into .a life of local
activity, and located most of the roads
row existing in Fairfield and many
of those in surrounding towns. He
was a selectman for nine years, was
texunty surveyor for a long time, and
represented the town in the legisla
ture of Maine. He was also an ex-
tensive tarmer, ana -carried on a
lumber business of considerable mag
nitude. During Mr. Emery's days as
a lumberman he and a companion
made many explorations cf the Maine
woods. They made a chart of the
ground that they covered, and pub
lished several pamphlets describing
these localities, which were' then lit
tle known to the hunters and the pub
lic
In 1839 Mr. Emery was the inno
cent cause of a war, which is now
known in history as the Aroostook
war, and for a time came near being
serious in many respects. It came
about ovef a boundary dispute with
Canada; neither this country nor the
province of the queen could decide
n the proper location of the line,
and it wbf always coming up asabone
of contention. In 1S.TJ he was sent
there to look over the ground and
make a report on it, and was to take
along a surveyor with him anil deter
mine about where the line. kv. He
w lit into the woods, and whiie i-.:.ny
ing out hip mission was captuud by
JJntifli soldurs and taken as a pris
ontr to I'nrnrtii. When the- people
of Maine heard of it thue was great
excitement, and immediately talk of
.... , i
war. liie state irnoiis w ie oiuereo
out under the diriftioii of the- lircsi
i-nt, and tiny were armed and sent
to the boundarv to secure1 Ins re Rase.
Tlie Canadian government released
him before they came, but at the same
time thev ar.-eiiiLlLit seveial regi
ments of troops to meet the Maine
boys. Upon his return to the lines
he was placed in command of his own
company of troops and remained in
camp with them for more than
month. President an miren sent
Gen. Winfield Scott to take com
mand. and he remained until the
trouble was over. It was finally set
tied bv Daniel Webster, who con
ferred with the British authorities
and fixed the line.
sAIwiit Pliable. LmIIm. Mk PrattlM x
IIHIIKMTKK MULUH to B4 ud
(ioM nwulllo bom. Mm with blue ribbon
ihrp. RrlW4M(mwiMMI.
'" lBlllloa. HuyoryourUruad".
" nd 4e. In namp, fur rwtlnlan. Trail
ll and teller for LiMllr." In mtr.
V fMora Mall. IU.0O4) TeMuuoniiiU. BWd oy
CH'OHBBTEa CBBMIOAL OO.
SIM Ha'.on qnre, PIIILA PA
MU UI1M1
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ti.l. nt l.'uul Pata ta
AfUllU19SIllUCI 9 cair VI uo.akv
ib Partition.
Kebecca B. Ilanonkand W. W. Hn-
oj:k, hvr ItuklMiid. Marina V.
Kvam and Ja, n Evans, bcr huiu
h:iinl. and W. Hb-bard Beamer.
PluluUlI.
TS.
PM'tu R. Kamir. Pnaclial H. Bcn-
luer. Samuel C. H amrr, Laura r.
Urupp and John I'ropp. In-r hu
buiid. Han, 'atrk-k am! i'vrry p.
Fall-Irk. her -Jutland, llaUy Ma
ban, Menoah Kramer, Graoe Spen
cer, Btrdla Heamer and Unle Bea
mer, O. H. S-lilonirldife and 11. H.
teldumrldK, letendants.
By virtue of a decreo and order of sale,
nin(lu bv tlie oirruit court of Morsun county,
Missouri. In the above entitled cause, tlie
umlersluneu aueclul cunin 'ssloner. duly ap
pointed by said court, will at the court
house dour. In the CHy of Lexington, in the
county or l.imiyelte, statu or Missouri, on
TUESDAY, the 3d day of EKCEMBEK, 1W1
tieiween the hours of nine o'clock a. m. and
live o clock p m., of said day, and while the
circuit court of said county Is In session, sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate, situate.
lying and being In Lafayette county, Mis
souri, to-wit: The northeast quarter, east
Inilf of the northwest quarter and the north
east qunrter of the southwest quarter of sec-
t on ttiin vHiix (. towiisnin nity taui, range
twenty-four (21), and the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section two e-,
uiwnsnin ronv-nine 14111 ranie iweniv-iour
(24); also tlie north half of the northwest
quarter of section one (1), township Torty-
hlnetui), ruiigu twenty-lour (21).
Terms of hale: Cash In hand at time of Sale.
11. A. VA KNELL,
10-19td 1 Special Commissioner.
NEW
FAST TSAiN
BUNCOED.
Mm Who Thought He Wa Paying Cab-
man for Bis Hotel Bill
A carriage, says the M ihvnukee Sen
tinpl. drove ranidlv un to the St.
Charles hotel and deposited a ma
upon the sidewalk, wlio entered the
hoiel and re'ifterod as II. 1. Mitz,
of l'liiladelphia.
"I wnnt lodpiig and hreakfnst,
rt'itinrked tlu'straii''er. rather veidan
in appearance, as he shot the pe
You May Not Believe It Until Yon1 jmo tl10 potato at the sale of the reg-
Hays Tried them. iti.,r
nian cannot rise from a chair "nv lm""-art iiHiuiied the
... . . . J r-r-
"in helming forward, or putting; c01k.
feet under the chair or outside
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Henry
C. Wallace. tr. doceased, were granted to tbe
undersigned on the lib day of November,
IW1, by the probate court of Lafayette county,
Misooiirl.
All i rsuns having claims against said
I'suiteare reaulred toexblhlt them for allow
nice to the executors within one year after
the date of said letters or they may oe pre
eluded from any benefit of s.icb estate: and
if such claims ne uot exninuea wiinin two
ears from the date of said letters tbey wil
e forever barred.
This 4Ul day of November. lHO".
HRNKV !. WALLACE. Jh ,
F. LbK WALLACE,
H9ts Executors.
Missouri Pclfle-Lexlngton Br.
fill BODHDTBAIHS.
No.Tl. No.7.
Leave Bt. I ouls 7 :H5 am : is pm
arrive Beaalla :-pai o:uuu.
Conoordla P ;,.
Aullville 4:45pm :4atu
Higginsvllle J7 pm 0:85 am
" Page City : Pm 'fm
" Lexlnkton 8:11 pm 8:IQm
H?fick?... 5:iipm 7:iam
Wellington 8:34 pm 7:i&am
" Waterloo : pm
Napoleon 5: pm
Independence s-.5 Pm
Kansas City 7:l.ptn
" Bt. Joseph
DAILY.
THE IWICE-A-WEEK KPUBLIO,
Every Monday and Thursday a newsps
oer as rood as a magazine and better for
contains the latest by telegraph as well
s interesting atories is sent to the sub
criber o.' the "Twice a Week" Republic,
hicb is only a f I a ytur.
The maa who ren ls tho "Twice-a-
Veek" Republic knows all about affairs,
lolitical, domestio and foreign events; If
osted about tbe markets and commercial
natters generally.
The woman who rest's the "Twice--
Veek" Republic gathers n bit of valuable
n formation about household flairs and
te fashions nd finds recreation in tbr
iritfht stories that, come under bolh the
tilings ol fact and Action. There le
goBsip about new books and a dozen othe
topics of especial interest to the wide-
4A'nlc man and woman.
Cures I'czcmn and itching Humors
Through the Hood. Costs
Nothing to Try.
It. It. II. (Hutmile lllood Hiilmi Is a certain
ml siirn euro for eczema, lu-lilng skin, hu-
nors, hoaos. scili s. winery oiisiers, puii ii-B,
ii-liing hones or Joints, boils, carbuncles.
irlckiing pnin In the skin, Id, eating sores
ilcers, eto. Botanic Blo.td Balm cures the
orst nnd most deep-seiitrd cases by cnrlcn-
nig, purifying anJ vitulinlng tlie blood there-
iy giving a healthy blood supply to the skin,
li her remedies nisy relieve, bu B B. B.
ictiiully cures, heuls every sore and gives
he rich glow of health to the skin, making tlie
blood red and nourishing. Especially advised
r olu, obstinate cases. Druggists, l.nn.
Trial treatment free and prepaid by writing
nr (illlam. 203 Mitchell street. Atlanta. Ga
Describe trouble aud free medical advice
givun.
7:SBam
7:40 am
8:35 am
9:0A am
1:05 pm
RACKS &
EXAS
Leave 8t Joe ...
Katies uity. ..
I in", pendeuce.
N,oleou
Walerlo
Wellington....
Mvrick
Lexington
I8TOtJIIDtBAf8.
No. 74. No it.
. ... :u0 pm
5:411 pm 8:S5 itii.
:lilim 8:Mam
7:08 pm 7:4" am
7:14 pm 7:44om
7:M pm 7 :5I am
7:45 pm 8:03 am
....7:-tHpm 8IOnm
8:10 pm :aim
S:il pm 8:: am
8:3.' pm 8-4" an:
8:4-1 pin H:i'2um
10:00 1)111 lmOMie-
Effective March 10th, J901Y
the
8-liml
"Nope."
"Pollar, please."
"I have paid for lodging and hreak
fost."' "Oh, come oh. You didn't pay
me.
"Xo? The fellow who drove that
carriage said he would take me to a
hotel and give me lodging and break-fa.-t
for $l.o(, and I paid him the
money."
It was some time before tlie man
f rom tho ritv of brotherly love could
I. .Many a man will back himself.
give another a start of 50 yarels
a race of 100, provided the man
'rig the start lions all the way.
It no runner, however wift, can
h that amount of start to an ordi-
r)' man. For the first five yards
f) go at practically the same pace.
Uierefore the runner, to go !
while the "hopper" goes 15,
fllll have in rim mnrp than twice
st, and it would be a weak man
P could not hop 45 yards at a pace' i, nme to understand that he had
fi to 20 secords for 100 yards; ! ,m buncoed out of a great big dol
lar.
Coronation of a Czar.
id that- would menu that the runner,
order to win. would have to beat all
VioilS roporrlc
If n i ... ,... l- .. ....,:t .M, oowiiintion of the czar is not
ii.uii uohsij uini u is HUMiiit- i"
nnrtw...! 1.. l l. i.:... ... .,4 I . ....,, nlvll Pl'fl IllOnV. llllt ll Soll lllll
r'"iiuuriy biiarp, ass nun i t-ui . p no.. - .
' one stroke of the bbie one of ! consecration, the czar beuig the head
" yllnw ribbons, mostly of silk, of ihe church as wen u oi w-
ll" are. round bundles of cigars. ; Jt is preee.ien ' " "
cases out of 1,000 tlie knife prayer and penitence. All tho cere-
not J,arn nnn...rl. in .In this. It monies attending it nae a
ce. The emperor, unlike tne
mm eiiniiu-1 o t o t us.
" eilt thrmtirli 11 dm rihlinli ex
l)l the Ian strand, and that will other monarch, is not a passive re-
f 1 UMl 'one, and the m
one excent a blind man can
lnd without support of any kind
r five i, i i... i t. :t l,a ! I
- 'oiiiini-B ai a Riieieii, n c
f 0r""Kldy blindfolded, without mov-
'"s teet. If he does not move his
'Hie is prdty ,nre to topple over
Ul"u a iiiinntp T,nniinn Answer.
gignilieiin
... I.- Irina -ininllt of t ll 0 SCCpter. bllt IS IlllllSCll
UIC oc -i , .. . 1..
pal aiui aiiiioM ii ""v "n
nre in ilieennrt.-cene. vu..
Uecord-Herald. ,
FORECLOSURE SALE.
Whereaa. J. V. Jordan and Murv .1. Jor lun
Ills wife, on the ttth day of Maj . 106, bv their
: rtaln deed ol mortgiigo ouiy recoruou in
the oilicd'f the re. order of deeds of Laf y
tte c uintv. Missouri, In liook llti, ouge u.",,
.o.i eyed "to l.iifayitte county, stat) of
Missouri, for the use and benefit of the
ounty M'hool fund of said Lafayettecounty,
tiite'of Missouri, the following described
reiil estate, sltuiited In the aforesaid
.-ounty. to-wit: The northeast quarter of
the southwest quarter section 'M. town
ship 4. ra.ige li!l. cont;i:iiliig forty acres
.ia nr li.s. whli'h said ciinvevance was
i.inln lo Kfi'iiro -i certain bond In said deeii
.leM-rilied, wherein said J. W. Jordan and;
.lolni K. I'ean and Koliert Wilkinson for
i. I in. reeelved iiiomlsi'ii twelve months
.ifier (late to pay Lafayette coiuity, state of
illssnuri. for the use and oenetlt of the
county school fund five hundred and II fly
lollai's (..V).tm). with Interest from date
until paid, at the rate of i Ight tier cent per
annum, which said bond is of date the s .Id
illi day of Slav, will whereas, default
has been niad'e In tlie condition of said
mortgage deed and 'n tlie payu ent of said
IiiiikI iKV-orilingto the tenor and iffect tlu i-e-,f
and there Is now due and unpaid In piln
(:i:il ami Interest on said bond the sum of
il.jl.i hundred thlrtv-tlve nod seventy one
n iiidredlhs dollars (:!. 70) with interest
i hereon at. the rate of eight per cent per
.iiiiiini). n in whereas lien tofore. lo-wlt. at
lie ailjoiiriied August term, 1001, of tlie
county court of Lafayette i ouniy, state oi
Missouri, ami on me un "i 'km
nan mI.I ciniiitv court bv its order of said
date, ilulv entered of record, directed that
the sheriff of Lafayette county, stite o;
uixsiinrl. foreclose s iiil niort gage deed and
levy the said sum of money Wil li the interest
iuereoll iron income in Mini uruer uuu
.....i. mu,n the real estjitu above descrllH:d
Ih'Iiik I lie niortgageil premises aforesaid nnd
to sell tin) same or so much thereof us may
,,r m.irlii. he neeessarv to satisfy the said
deed, interest and costs at the front door of
the county court house, in tne city oi iex
Ington, Lafayette county, Missouri, during
the sitllrg of the circuit court of said
county at IU llt-ceirbrr term, 1001, first hav
i,... ..u...ii t uii.m v davs notice of the time.
terms and place of sale, together with the
description of the property to bo sold by
,..K...riu.,i,ient In tlie Intelligencer, a news
paper pullllslllll III ijf XIIlKUiu, liHiiji'iic
county, statu of Missouri.
ow. tlieretore, snow un n'n. um, a.
undersigned Oscar Thomas, sheriff of Lafay
ette county, state of Missouri, bv virtue and
In pursuance of said order and tlie corti tied
copy thereof to mo delivered on this the Itlth
d .y of October, I'.WI, iinil the power and au
thorltvby law tonic given under said order
of said court and said certified copy thereof,
and heretofore, lo-wlt. on the said li.lh day
of Octoliir, ltilll. levied upon and seized the
above descrliicd real estate for t he purposes
aforesaid, and l.thesald sheriff, do hereby
give notice that 1 will on
MOXI)AV,tiikJxoiayof1KCF.MEK.IIIOI,
the same being the first day of said Decem
ber term of said court and dtirlug tho sitting
of said court tit Lexington, county and state
aforesaid, between the hours of nine o clcck
in the forenoon and live o clock hi tlie
afternoon of said day, at the front door of
t he count v conn, nouse, in sum u , m
Mutton, count V and state aforesaid. In pur
I nuance of said order and said certified copy
I thereof and 1V reason of the power and
authority thereby timl i'.V "'"K'yen . .
NOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS'
MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting
f the shareholders of the Lexington
Building and Loan Association, ol Lex
inaton, Missouri, will be held at tbe
(Rae of tbe Secretary, No. 1119 Prankll
Avenue, In tbe City of Lexington, County
of Lafayette, Mo , on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1901,
it 9 o'clock a. m of tbat day, for tbe pur
pose of taking a vote of the shareholders
t the said association on a propositio
then aod thereto be submitted to them, to
increase tbe capital stock of said assoola
lion from tbe sum of Four Hundred
Thousand Dollars (f 100,000), which it now
i", tn Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
(f500,000), an increase of One Hundred
Thousand Dollars (100,000).
W.G. MOCAU3LANU, Pres.
Chas. W. Loomib, Sec. vnd
1.K.4I. REDUCED BATES ININDIAH
TEKRI'COEY.
Ever since tbe construction of tbe M.
K. & T. Ry. through the Indian Territory
its local passenger rate between Btations
in tbe Indian Territory bas been on the
basis of five cents mile. Tbe customary
rate of passenger tar- on railroads, ex
cept In sparcelv settled country, is three
cents a mile. Tbe population of tbe In
dian Territory during tbe past few yean
ha grown rapids i tbere bas been
large increase In passenger traffic on tbis
account, and ths Katy officials recogniz
ing tbe wants of tbe people and tbe
justice of so doing, have voluntarily ar
ranged to reduce tbe local passenger rate
to a basis of tbree cents a mile. This re.
ductloo will take place on or about No
vember first. Tbere will be great rejoio
ing among tbe residents along tbe line ol
the M. K.&T.
Pago ITv
Hlifgltisvllie..
Aullvi'le
Concordia...
fedaiia
a, iy.,,i, 7:10nm 6 iiouu'
Rneclal rates to Kansas City every 8aturda
evening and Sunday.
rHKtOIITS.
F.sst
s 60 am
ft: 45 am
iO-.M an,
i0::i0 am
1 1:00 arc.
..Leaves Lexington....
' Page City
" H'g'jhisville..
' Aullville
" Concordia....
!:1Rpra.... " rii-nanu.
Dally, except Sunday.
Wrst
:) an.
i:.Vi pm
2 iSpn.
1:40 pm
l:lo pn
10:40 air
Jeflersou City, Boonville and Lexing
ton Division.
Announces the Opening of Its
Red River Divia '
mT Om .
Denison and Sheniran.
Texas. &
Throtigh Train Service xV "y
be established from Jt. Lee I.- '.Zz' '
Gty over the k J J
Shortest ise iu Te?:b
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iu every department: in fact, superior
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The mafjiizine section is illustrated in
daintily tinted colors and splendid half
tone pictures. This section contains
more high jlass literary matter than
any of the monthly magazines. The
fashions illustrated in natural colors are
especially valuable to the ladies.
The colored comic section Is
genuine laugh-maker. The funny car
toons are bv the best artists. The
humorous stories aro high class, bv
authors of national reputation.
Sheet music, a high-class, popular
song, is furnished free every Sunday ir
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mail one year is $2.00. For sale by all
news dealers.
HIXKD OAtLf EXC. SUNDAY.
No 71.
Arrive
. Lexington :ll pm
..Myrlek 4 45 pm
..Northrup 4 I ' pm
. IV.ver 4.00 pm
..Kdwurds 3:35 pm
. Waverly 3: 0 pm
...Marshall 1:15 pm
...Hoonvlllo 3:00 pm
4 -4.1 fm
Bead up.
No. 72.
Leave.
7:15 am...
8:&iam
8:55 urn...
9:10 am...
V:27 am ..
:5H urn...
Il;:i0am...
.(! mn
4 45 pm Tipton
Keaa down.
7:45 a. m
SANTA FE ROUTE.
trains arrive at North Lexington:
No. ii (dally)
Trains leave North Lexington:
No.'rf, Express (dally). ; m
Main line trams pass uenngiou juu
DOING KAST,
No. 8, (dully)...
VIA f$S -
i 1
r
u:l am
i a m
7:Ui p m
8 i p m
:t:4' a m
No. 1.
" ,
" 5.
" i.
" 19,
(daily) . ............
California Limited..
California Limited
OOlNQ WEST.
8:5 a m
U.- a m
U: K' a m
14: " p m
6:4pm
J. n. Raster. Jr.. Agent.
W J. Black, G. P. A.,Topcka, Has.
Chicago and" Alton Railroad.
Trains leave Hlgglnsvllle as follows t
west Bound.
Mn s St. I,, and K C. miill n:ara
7, Calir. ana uot. iimiieu
61, HlgglnsvllleandK. 0 acoom. 7:55 am
iq at iiiia and K email 4:H0pm
11! Local freight and sccoui :47 am
EAST BOUND.
No. 14, St. L. and K, C. mail : am
" 60, K C. and Higginsviiieaccom. i.fyiu
" 10, Calif, and t'ol limited 7:S; pm
1-2, 8t. L and K. C. .null lo " pm
" 116, Local jroiabt and accom 12:45 pm
W. 8. LYONS, Ticket Agent,
Telephone No. 50.
3 AN ANTONIO.
VIA
WACO, 8. A. & A. P. and SOL. PAC
AND TO
Austin,
VIA ELGIN AND H. A. T, C. 1
Through Tourist Sleepore
TO
CALIFORNIA,
Via SAN ANTONIO and SOU. PAC
J O. WOBTIIINOTOW.
11 li
8. N. Wilson
LEXINGTON, MISSOURI.
Real Estate. Loans and
Insurance Agents.
ABSTRACTS OF T11LS MADK,
Will loan money on Improved farm lands at
P and 5ft per cent Interest
OFFICE IN lliERLE BUILDING
Through to Harrison.
On April 15th, the St. Louis and
North Arkansas Railroad was formally
opened to Ilairison, Arkansas, estab
lishing (in connection with the Frisco
liBe from Seliitman) direct railway com
munication , with some ot the rlchist
lead and zinc Delds yet discovered.
The territory traversed by the new
line presents perhaps the most remark
able panorama of rueKed mountain
ranees and fertile valleys to be found on
the American continent. A trip to Har
rison is well worth the time so spent
either from a commercial or a sight
s C
'I the loncer it will null out. ! the prmnpal a
An Unusual Case.
The t.it v of MotTnot only litis no
dobt. but'it liu a fciirplus of 879,-iOO
Uial!.
,11 openly at pnlillc vendue, to the highest
hld.ler for cash In hand, an uio
mid Interest them tho said J. W. Jordan
ml Murv .1. Jordan, his wire, of In and to
nil of tlie'iiliovedescrllH-il premises and real
estate to satisfy the dent. Interest and costs,
Including the costs of l".';.
Sheriff of Lnfiiyetto County. tt'H '
Missouri.
! For 8ALB- I have lor sale good pay.
I iir business, about two thousand cah
raulred. For lull particulars oall on P
Lee Walls;, ftit. Lexington, Mo. 4-27 tourl
J L. PEAK,
SURGEON DENTIST;
MASONIC mJILlUNG,
Lexington, . Mo
Dr.J.W.Meng,
Surgeon Dentist.
Office in the Meng Building,
Lexington, Missouri.
STEPHEN N. WILSON,
ATTOBNEir-AT-LAW.
Lexington, Missouri.
Ofllce: Room Sand 10, Haerle Building.
DR. W.-B. ECKLE,
Surgeon Dentists, office in Hearle tiulldlng
Blnventh and Main streets. Lexington, Mil
What Shall We Haye for Desert?
This Question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try JelV-O, a
delloious desert. Prepared In two minutes.
No bsklngl add hot water and set to oool
Flavors: Lemon, orange, raspberry and straw
berry. At your grocers. 10 cents. 6
Quickest and Best Line to
MEXICO.
"KATY FLYER"
St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City
ALL TRAINS HAVC
FREE KATY CHAIR CARS and
BUFFET SLEEPERS.
AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR RAILROAD
I1
PERFECT PASSENGER SERVICE TO
AND POINTS IN '
AND TERRITORY BEYOND.
W. 8, LYONS.
Passongcr and TicketAgt-nt.Hlagitisvlllo.Me'
Oeo.J.Ciuhi.ton. O. P.4T. A..Chlcna-o,T
A RARE CHANCE.
ltjaorSl
Having decided to close out my taoIS
lngsofoows and heifers, some 60 bead, 1
ofler for sale one and all. My line cor-
S rise Shorthorns, Adrusib Uereforda final
ersey mixed. All were selected wlk
reference to milk strain, formerly beiae
In creamery business. Some Twenty odfl
im naif .t foot and balance to Cl
Jell-0, the NW Dsert. I shortly. Prices ran ginat from 25 lo S
pleases all the family. Kour flavors -lemon per bead. Call on or address,
orange, raspberiyM,strawberry. At your , . TALBlfil8B0Mo',
Grocers. WcenU. Try yoday. apr27year Anllvllle, M.