The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], November 30, 1901, Image 8

About The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949

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THE BLOOM 15 ON
An olJ and successful Clothing man said that the secret
of holding trade was in keeping Clothing with....
The Bloom On
lie is right but we go still f tinner and SELL , our
Clothing while the Bloom is Still On. Our store is full
of New Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats full of
blooming newness. Here's a fine lot of Cheviot, Oxford
Mixed and Fancy Worsted Suits at $7, $10, $i 2.50 $1 5
and io. We show the handsomest patterns at these
prices to be seen in Lafayette Co. You needn't to go
to the high-priced tailor to get clothes with the high
priced look these suits have it
H. SINATJER, The Popular Clothier,
So Placfl Like Lafayette. f
A. 'I. Mohooey, late of Bates City
but cow of Wellington, wbo we.it to
Oklahoma with a view to locating, paid
;h Intki.ligi.ncek an appreciated vsit
pa Thursday hn renewed covenant
Aiili us tur unot her year. Mr. M
moey'sMs that there is no place that
feels to-hhu so much like home as
l.i In rue county and that be is glad to
be back from Oklahoma.
T. C. Butts and wife left Saturday) Booms ros Rest la ttie Hierle build
fr Cowgill tu visit. Mr. Hutts wiII,D- -Apply to Ous Haerle.
The Rev. Dr. Wharton will preach
at tbe Presbyterian cburch Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown, resi
dents of Pettis county since 1868,
celebrated their golden weddini?
p.
Thursday. They are Quakers.
Raymond Bates, who was the ijuest
of Heory Chiles and other Lexington
friends, left Sunday afternoon for his
home at Ilarrisonvillc.
Incidentally put in some time with I
the gun.
futnani Fadeless lye produces the
frooest and brightest colors of any
1'iiiwn dye s'uff. Sold by Ctta. W. j
Loomis.
A. Wade, wife and little daughter,
Anna, of Marshall, spent Thanks
fiviog with the family of Oscar
Atidreeo.
Church ot Christ Scientist, Sunday
vrrices it follows: 10:30 a. m., Sunday
hool 11:30 k. ji., at Knights of Pytbia
Iml. All are cordiallv invited, tf
A head end collision between
Tithiih passenger traius running at
(0 miles per hour in Michigan is said
to have killed !:'." people.
Coal Miners Wasted In Cobrado
f eady work, good wages, floe climate.
S i labor trouble. Address: The Colorado
-Funl & Iron Co., Denver, CjIo. ll-2'.2
The amount subscribed by the
jvople of Lexington to the "Who
iHver Farm" at Luray, Va., Thanks
lviog mornrng at the tabernacle was
bout ?345.
Judge Alexander Gravesleft Tlitirs.
ty moruiog for St. Louis to look
fter the taking of depositions in
ome case in which he is interested.
While' Cream Vermiluge removes tbe
Unhealthy tissue upon which worms
thrive; it brings, and quickly, a healthy
S&nditioo ol body, where worms cannot
CXlat. Price, 25 cents. For sale hy
Crenshaw 4 Young. 11 2ml
Geo. M. Tullman, son of the roil-
llmaire Pullman, died in California
Thursday rooming. He was 2G years
cf age and bad been married twice.
Be was what is called "very swift."
l'resident Itoosevelt and wife have
ftcen on an outing down the Potomac
liver. C'ol'irmjrs were sufficiently
niphasizcd l.y nature's fall-time sere
and yellow leaf and Booker Washing-I-m
was left at home.
Many people areeuEf-riog tearfully from
IVdigtsltoD cr dypepsia. when one Ingle
l;ttle cf hf-rblue would briDj about a
yrompt and prrmineni cure. A few
Vises wiil do more for a weak stomach
than a prulocged course of any other
.elicloe. Price, 50 cents. Fur Hale by
Crenshaw & Young. 112ml
The iron bridge has arrived with
.avhich to replace the wooden one
'instructed over Tabo cn the Mis
ourl Pacific following the tire that
destroyed the bridge across that
Jtream several months ago. .
Clarence Kinney announces to big
frieod in tho county that in addition
to the transfer business he conducts
first-class feeil stable. Lowest rates
and best service. tf
Kerbloeweeten the bresth, brightens
the eye and cleara tbe complexion with
out tbe lightest ill effects whatever, and
ensure the natural bloom of bealtb,
Prlc. 50 cents. For aal. by Crenshaw 4
You if. ll-2ml
Charles M. Sanders, of Iligginsvllle,
and Miss Grace Ellen Slick ney, of
Shelby ville, Mo., came to Lexington
and were married Thanksgiving
afternoon.
It ha been reported that darkies are
living In my property oo South street. I
desire to say that the oroperty baa been
vacated and pat la first class repair and
that tbeae rooms are now occupied by
white people. A. Lubrlck. wit
Ed. L. Spuriieon, of .Sweet Springs,
came up Thursday, morning to take
Thanksgiving dinner with tbe family
of his brother-in-law, W. G. Mus-
grove, sirs. bourgeon, who had been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Musgrave
for several days, returned home with
her husband.
WAXTED-Siveral persons of character
and good reputation In each state (one In
this count; required) to represent and
advertise old established wealthy business
bouse ot solid financial standing. Salary
f 18.00 weekly witb expeoses additional,
all payable in cash each Wednesday direct
Irom bead effljes. Horse and carriages
furnished, wbea oecessary. References.
Encloae sell-addressed stamped envelope,
ManaEr, 316 Caxton Building, Chicago.
No inquest was held over the body
of Kirk WorkcufT, the opgro who was
killed Tliauksifi ving morning by his
brother, George WorkcufT. After
hearing Hie statement of the man In
whose hands tbe gun was when tbe
fatal discharge wag made, Coroner
Wecdin concluded that the homicide
was purely accidental and that an
Inquest was unnecessary.
it, nv "st-Bm l
Miss Temple Powell, who was the
guest, of Miss Edith Powell for several
days, left Wednesday morning for her
home at Richmond.
Gus Jiauinuti, the restaurant man
of Wellington, and Miss Jessie Sin
ders. of Toronto, Kits., were married
at Independence Thursday. They
arrived at their home in Wellington
Thbrsday evening. Tbe marriage
was quite a surprise to Mr. Bauman's
friends.
An immense congregation was
present at Thanksgiving service at
the tabernacle Thursday morning and
all heard a splendid sermon by Dr.
Wharton. There was a collection for
the "Whosoever Home" at Luray,
Virginia, and quite a neat sum was
realized.
The following marriage licenses
were Issued Tuesday morning: Ernest
Walkwitz, of Iligginsviile, and
Florence Roberts, of Corderj John
Barnett, of Dexter, Kansas, and
Florence Bearaer, of Iligginsviile;
Thomas Hardin and Belle Hall, of
Odessa.
The Duver Tribune is responsible
for this paragraph: "Thos. Evans
took off' a hen and eleven young
chickens last Saturday. They were
hatched iu a tree, the nest being
about thirty feet from the ground,
and made in a decayed knot hole. Mo
wonder eggs are high."
For all fresh cuts or wounds, either on
the human subject or on animals, Bal
lard's Snow Liniment is excellent; while
for corn-buskers' sprained wrlats, barbed
wire cuts snd sores on working horses, It
ran oo t be too highly commended. Price,
25 and 60 cents. For ssls by Crenahsw A
Young. ll-2ml
G. A. Kennedy, of Altus, Okla
homa, arrived Ttiursday to visit
relatives, his first visit to Lexington
in thirty-six years. Mr. Kennedy
went from Saline county to Okla
homa several years ago. lie was
wiili Price in his campaign in Lafay
ette county. Mr. Kennedy is related
to Mrs. I). W. Weedin, of Lexington,
and accompanied by her will visit
relatives In Saline county.
Tbere is probably oo disease mors dis
tressing and anooyiLg than piles, fab
ler's Buckeye Pllej Ointment is daily
curing cases ot years' standing of itching
and bleeding plies.1 The cure begins on
tbe Aral application, a little peraeverance
makes tbe cure complete. Price, 50 cents
In bottles Tabes, 75 cents. For ssle by
Crenshaw & Young.
The following changes have been
made in Missouri Pacific conductors:
J. E. Snedaker, of the west end suc
ceeds Conductor Butts on the J. C.
B. & L. local, and J. D. Collard takes
Conductor Snedaker's place. George
Light has been assigned to the Lex
ington branch to take Conductor Col
lard's run. Sedalia Capital.
WANTED Several persona of character
and good reputation in each state (one In
(his couuty required) to represent sod
advertise old esiHblisbed wealtny business
house of solid financial standiog. Salary
18 00 weekly with expenses additional,
all payable in cash each Wednesday dirtct
from head offices. Horse and carriage
furnished, when necessary. References.
Enclose self addressed stamped envelope.
Manager, 316 Caxton Building, Cbicago.
The man who was buried alive and
remained under ground several days
at Kansas City returned to active
vitality soon following disinterment.
While he scooped In dollars amount.
ing to a couple of thousand It U
probable that he will continue to
have the gruesome field of his
particular work all to himself. It is
hardly probable that any man will be
ambitious enough to "undersell" him
eririar. STATEMENT of tfce Financial , sVV-fVV-V
U Condition of the
Wellington Bank,
M ,.lliitft.i. Ualeof Missouri, at lieol ,
,.f ulli'- mi. the SIN us)' HI Siinrawr.
lis) .
S.I Ml Ml
sT.SM iiJ
Uwiia and dlxnimts iiinlouUxlly
g,Nl on iM'txiiuil or collateral """"Y M M
UumsHIHUllX'Ollllt.-llll'l -HUH"".'
im roitl it-one s-viirity
Overdrafts tiv solvent nisloiner
l intel Mali's lioinl on naini
Olbi r Im.ii.Im ami MK-k nl tU. lr pry-
em wish initrki't value
Itcai eMail" iliaiikina tanu!l at prvs-
nl c.ih mai k. t vhoik 1,5.0 111
Heal r-iate other Itiaii tiankina house
Ml ils presi'iii rath market pnre '
Lir,iilii,i Hllil lttlinkH '0 '
Due from other luniks, good on sight
Imrt
fbivksaml other eah Items. .
Niiliomil twiik notes, letriil temler
tliillol Sillies nolin ami K"I1 'o
silver pertitk-ates J JJ'
Rold mill
Silver I'niii. iileklesand k-iiiiU'S -i .
All other resources ',rrl 11 L
Total M
LIABILITIES'
Capital stivk paid In lo.mai do
Surplus funiis ,mw u
irmliviiled pmtlts less cuirent ex
penses and taes paid M"5 S
Deposits subjts't to draft at sight by
banks and hankers
Deposits subject Ui draft at sight by
Individuals and other W&.SIJ
Deuiani certinVales of (fepo-it out
standing Time eerlitietttes of deposit out
standing '
Bills payable and bills re-discounted
Diviileuds unpaid
Liabilities other than those above
slated
Total sl6,967 Si
Good Things f0r
Christmas Gifts
IxHik over this list ami see if you cannot And ,
want. IJuy while you have a fine stock to txkct.f
IVn't wait until stocks are all broken up aud th
becouse you cannot get what you wish " cr
Mlttvns tor girls at &, 10, I, and Sic: pair.
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STATK OF MISSOURI. I
t'OCNTT or LAITAYITTt. f "'
We, J. A. Mann, president, and H. B.
Corse, cashier of said bank, each of us, do
solemnly swear that tbe alove statement is
true to the best of our knowledge aud
belief.
J. A. MANX. President,
H B CO USE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this iJTth
day of November, A. D. niueieeu hundred
and one.
Witness mr hand and notarial seal
4 SEAL f the (late la-st aforesaiil. (Coiiums-
. sinned aiul quulitled fur a term ex
piring August :i , lirii
I'HAKLKS VI. BOWttlN'G. Notary Public.
Corrts-t-Attest:
I. A. MANN. )
H. B. COtsK, J Directors
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That Is a mistake, but you don't
make any mistake when you
take your Watches, Jewelry and
all kinds of work to
VENABLE
for repair' Fine work a special
ty. Diamonds reset and new
work made to order. Next door
to Donie Weber
Mlttem f,l
Mittens for ladles. 14. 11. 2fc and :v. MUteus for men. Ju u o, A """I;
kid ndi tens, fur tops, S0r:. Ladles kid gloves, fur tuDs TV- i ,,
. M....'- ..I.,,-... II 4V Sll ii ... I TS.V IL.ni' .11. ..I .... "
- - j" Kioves, .j
lunulki n l.I, rs. i, ;, 8, iu, t. ai, a. ja, wanu 73c. M,,u's uMlkl.h
... I . I ...... ..u iK Kil ... 1... .i . .
.) nnu on. Lnuiri inii,-ii, -v -im ,,iu tucket tssiks in
rhntelalnes. , .', 71. 1 00 II.M and tiW. Toilet sets. ci.t, mih
fl.tt). il..V. t2.Su, tilki land 4.00 act. EUmoid U.llet sets, comb andbr'"'
with Sti rling silver. l 50, $1.00 and ta.UO a set. EImmioUI nilliuf ruh ""tK
mounted. Jl.W and SIW. Kugs. 38.58. 7S, 11.00. tl ti tH.fia.U:
Ladles' all aool large shawl, flX, H.75. $4.50, t5.(, MM lld - " and
lard suttcen petthiiats, m, tl.ffl, II.6H, fiOO and tiM. Ladies' let.l.rtllll,,''
shirt waists. tl $1.19. fl.40 aud $1.71. Beautiful linen lunch ni.ni.. ,. ,'Un
, i.uu, i
tiW each. Linen table sets, satin damask Iclotha and 1 dot. napkltu
i.1 SO. to. Si t.VOO. tS.OO and $7.00 seL Whlta bod snrea.W -. rn .. Mk)ail',
H a j,
fS-'al i lid 3.oa Colored wunterpaues, $1.00 and $1.50, Bed comforts, to, rs, a.
1.25. f 1.50. ti.60 and $2.10. Bed blankets. 38. 50. 75. tLOO. Sim a, u .1 ' Cl1
' - w up ton.
French flannel waist cloths, SH yards each, at $1.50 and 11.98 a pattern Ri"
hosiery ffor ladles, men and children. Ask to see them. Rp "
. "uuiWttSl
""J"""B " ' -"""jwuereeise. Coiwm
make us happy.
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Licensed by the State Board of Health of Missouri
The representatives of the Chicago Medical and Optical Co. whi-h J
been in Chicago for the last :W years, in ord?r to demonstrate tntL'.l
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icir new meinou oi treatment cum J
long stamlitu, will treat ahsuluw.'i
a period of 3 months on their tir-tr'i I
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CUTIIIUC UIHldSCf, IIO IIJULICI Ul II1IW lOII
of charge, excepting mtdu'ine, for
visit to Lexington. Ctf TLUS TIMli ONLY
Needed in Every
Home ....
Nothing is productive of more
happiness in the family than
a good Sewing Machine and
THE SINGER
is the best machine on earth.
It is always in order and can be
depended on to do every kind of
work. If you are interested,
write or send word to
L. VV. BRELSFORD,
Local Agent. Lexington Mo.
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THEY CAN HE CONSULTED AT
The Nickells' Home
And will be in Lexington ONE DAY ONLY
MONDAY, DECEMBER 16
Thpa ar thf ni?pa;pc Mnct nrrpccfiillv Truaterf hv Thsirtl'
w w - w uavvvildiailj I tULIU VJ lit. II illl
method.
EYE Weak, watery and granula
ted lids, wild hairs, cataract or film
over the eves, cross eyes, blind
ness and all diseases of the eye or
lids are cured without knife. Spec
tacles made to order.
EAR Deafness, singing, roaring
noises, thickeneu drums, and foul
smelling discharges. Positive cure
guaranteed in every case.
CATARRH of all forms quickly
cured to stay cured bv our new
GOITRE and cancers cured at id
without operation, danger or pain
ECZEMA in all forms. Nee-
diseases, rheumatism, disea.-M
stomach, intestinal and kidney t.
eases of long standing.
FEMALE DISEASES, leu
dyspmennea and all chronic d;i
subject to women.
MEN'S PRIVATE MASCS i
blood and lost manhood.
axe THE BEST
estbeansonlvare used.
Extra care exercised in blending.
(Cocoa shells and dirt are removed.
Adulterations not permitted.
Ose of most improved machinery.
Standard of merit- our watchword .
Endless watchfulness during manufacture.
Cost no move than others.
Dr. T. B. Ramsey,
Successor to II abseil & Kutnsey
SURGEON
DENTIST
Office over Schawe & Wels, Corner
lutn and Main Streets.
Nltrns Oxide Gas Given.
Personal.
Will tbs lady wbo tell in a swoon last
Thursday, la front of tbs postoffloe, call
at our store? She suffers from bilious
ness. Dr. Caldwell's 8yrup Pepsin will
ursly curs br. H-ild by Leroy Farmer.
Up 1-ate Last Xurht?
Tbs. you don't teel Just tb. best today
Dr. Caldwell's Byrup Pepsi a Is vers
effective for sick headache, biliousnes or
disordered stomach. Bold by Lroy
rarmsr. U-2m2
Not a Itissentinir Vote.
A perfect laxative! Thai Is lb. unan
Imoua verdict ot the people wbo use Dr
Caldwell'. Hyrnp Pepsin.. 003 and $100
sues. Boia uy beroy rarmsr. li-zml
Notice of Dissolution.
Tin firm of Collurd & Hledsoo Is thlf (lay
llssf.lved hy mutual consi'iit. I). E. (.'olliird
will continue the business and assumes all
del.ts and oblla-slton.
COI.LARUA Hl.KUSOC,
The business will lie ronilurted hereafter
by t. K. (Xillard. We Solli'lt the patmuaKe
of fie publlr.. HpK-tfully,
1). K.COI.I.ASV)
Leibiium. Mo., November K, llsil. II-9UU
If you cannot call, write for our svmptoin sheet and we have had jr
success in our home treatment. We carrv with us all instruments kn1
the profe.xsion of p.eifect diagnosis ami treatiiK'iit, such as X-ray. b.iW
til.leics, stifavs. etc. ( .ll I .mil sec nor rr..,l..!i l:il nml ti-.st luiomals.
Remember Our Free Offer l:or This Visit Oniy.
Supply Your Table
From our splendid stock of Gro
ceries. Every article carried Is
iresn ana prices the very lowest
Prompt Delivery.
Eggleston & Ewinpr.
Cigar Clippings
granulated and coarse
30 - Cents , a Pound - 30
HINESLEY'S SMOKER
ieo. I. 5mitl?, D. I. 8,
VETERINARIAN,
Phone 117 Lkxinoton.Mo.
C S Mitchell & Son
FEED STORE
The best and cheapest line of feeds
HfPViD,,IlxlnKtonmat he franklin
BtFecd Store. Wr An a
elpangc business with the farmers
xoKheat or com. Our Flour la the
uu me iurci. rnofte 179,
unmw. w"! ail1 wmtmn imMwiMiiiisswwspssjsya
ScKSOML wSi
Harris-Anderson Lumber 0
GIVES YOU TIIF,
Best Grades at Lowest Prices
BEFORE BUYING SEE
J. J. RHODES, M'GU,
W. W. CORSE, M'Q'R., Wellington, Mo.
Lcxington
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