The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], December 21, 1901, Image 3

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

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MISSOURI DAUGHTERS
INCORPORATED.
Each time the United States Government
j,as officially tested the baking powders
the report has shown Dr. Price's Cream
Baking Powder to be of superlative
bvening strength, free from alum, abso
lutely pure and wholesome.
This is gratifying, for Dr. Price's Cream
Baking Powder is depended upon by mil
lions of people to raise their daily bread.
fpet Baking Powder Co
Chicago.
Note. These Government inquiries also
developed the fact that there are many
mixtures upon the market made in imi
tation of baking powder, but containing
alum or other caustic acid, whose use iu
food is dangerous.
A pro forma decree of incorporation
'.! granted by the circuit coi
ii Intimate county to
division or" the United
the Confederacy
urt
the Missouri
laughters of
The decree was
Ludwlgs, of Springfield, Mo.,
ijyed with borne folks in Lei-
;d Gilkesun came In Saturday
iiog to remain over Sunday with
iwllier and sister.
B. McClelland, of Sedalia,
:ed bis injther, Mrs. M. V. L.
Inland, here Sunday.
h( Rev. Mr. Sanders ind wife
ted from Louisville, Ky., Monday
tuon to visit relatives.
a Mary Black well, who was the
wot friends In Kansas City, re
twd home Sunday evening.
. W. J. Lung went to Sedalia
Jay morning to remain until
V the holidays with home folks,
fa Cliff B. Goodwin has returned
(rhomo at Marshall after a visit
iber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tllloo
Mm fadeless Dye produces tbe
Y and brightest colors of any
Vdje ttuff. Sold by Cba. W.
, Elizabeth Knight, of Central
it left for her home at Gallatin
M morning to spend the
:vs.
wiranater company keep a call book
Mammoth Uverv lUble, nd on al
had Central botl. Lmti orders al
10.27-tl
Missouri Pacific Express Co.
fe moved In their new Quarters,
doors west of the Wells-Fargo
?aoy.
f family ose in numberless ways
vd'iSoow Liaijjeotla a useful and
fwbls remedy. Prloe,25aod 60 cent.
! by Creosbaw A Young.
i. Moss, editor of the Napoleon
was in Lexington Monday and
1 at the sanctum of the Intel-
iscek.
f Salb- I bava for aula a eood Day.
iHllloesa. abODt two thnnaanri oaah
''Ml. For fall n. rtini-i I . nail n If
WIIk ,nt. Lexington. Mo. 4 27
"mao Miller came In from Con.
; Monday raornlog and secured a
to marry Flora Kessner, also
tot place.
f Nannie Fulkerson, who spent
days Wlu Lexington relatives
'fed to her hnmn
Saturday morning.
radio In thai amaill Inrai.
here they easily mulilDlv. Whita'i
Vermifuge will destrov these par.-
fi-? h0 we" ,tDM sooceeded. Price.
r or sale by Urensbaw A Young.
u.
James Robinson and wife lefl
Monday afternoon for Cofleyvilie,
Ka., to spend the holidays with
Mr. R.'s parents.
The tire department made a run
to the residence of Joseph Chanslor
Saturday night, but when the bo
arrived the blaze had been outed.
No damage of consequence was done.
Tabler'a Buckeye Pile Ointment ba
been thoroughly tested for many year.,
and ia a positive cure for thin moat dis
tressing and embarraa.lng of troubles
Prloe, 50 cents lo buttle. Tubes, 75 cent.
Pur sale by Crenshaw & Young.
James It. Moorehead left Monda)
moruiug for St. Louis to attend a
Joint session of the northern and
southern synods of the Presbyterian
church to meet In thatcity this week.
We learn that George Wilson con
templates building a otic-story bus
iness house on bis lot east of the
public square, to face Main Street,
and a four-room cottage on the south
end of the lot to trout on Eleventh
street.
Praise tba bridge that carries you ovei
eltber a fljod or cougb. Ballard's Uoru
bouod Uyrap bss brought so many ovei
tbroat and lung troubles, suob as coughs,
colds, broocbills, etc, tbat Its praises art
sung everywhere. Price, 25 aod 50 cents
For sale by Crensbaw and Young.
Judge John E. Ryland, who ha
been under treatment of a specialist
a', Indianapolis, Ind., returned
borne Tuesday afternoon and the
Intelligencer is delighted to
know tbat he is greatly improved iu
health.
An attractive woman thrives ou good
food aod sunshine, witb plenty of exer
olse to tba open air. Her form glows witb
bealtb and ber face blooms with iu
beauty. When troubled witb aooetlve
babit, she takes a few doses of Herbloe to
cleanse ber system of all impurities. Price
50 cents. For eale by Crenshaw & Young.
Robert Salyer died of consumption
at the borne of his father, Thoma
Salyer, five miles east or Lexington
Sunday. Deceased was 27 years of
age and had beeu sick for quite
awhile. The funeral took place
Monday.
Representative Cowherd of Kansas
City, has Introduced iu the house a bill
directing the secretary of the treas
ury to sell the old Kansas City federal
building and lte, the proceeds to be
applied to the Improvement of the
new building, according to the orig
inal plans.
irrn.f l i .... .
s"""u on me petition of Mrs. A. E.
Vslu.ry, president; Mrs. F. A. Chase!
secretary-, ami Mr t? v iv.i
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treasurer. Appended will be found
the constitution under which the
organization, will work:
The name or title of the association
shall he "The Missouri Division of the
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy," and its domicile shall be the
place of residence of the recording
secretary.
The objects of this association are
historical, educational, memorial,
benevolent and social; to Hulttll the
antics of chanty to the survivors of
the war between the states and those
dependent upon them; to collect and
preserve the material for a truthful
history of the war, to protect historic
places of the confederacy; to record
the part by southern women, as well
as untiring effort after the war in the
reconstruction of the south as in
patient endurance of hardship and
patriotic devotion during the struggle;
to honor the memorv of t.hnK u-im
served and those who fell in the ser
vice of the confederate states; and to
cherish the ties of friendship among
the members of society.
Those women entitled to member
ship are the widows, wives abd tnoth-
Crenshaw & Young
Handle only the very best of
Drugs, Chemicals,
Pharmaceuticals,
Toilet Articles,
Surgical Dressings,
Sergical Goods,
Sick-room Requisites,
Quality is our first consideration.
Crenshaw & Young
more than one chapter shall, within
thirty days thereafter, file with the
recording secretary of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, and
with the recording secretary of the
Missouri division, and with the secre
tary of each chapter of which at that
time she may be a member, a state
ment in wntinir setting forth tim
" ra
name of the chapter in which she
desires to vote and hold offlwv and
until such statement shall have been
tiled, such person shall not be entitled
to Vote or hold Ollice In anv chanter
J
even or more eligible women may
organize a chapter in any town or city
in the state, In which no chapter
exists, by making application to the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
through the Missouri division thereof
for a charter, and paying the charter
fees and dues as provided.
A chapter shall be organized by the
adoption of a constitution and bylaws,
none of which shall be inconsistent
with the provisions of this constitu
tion, and by the election of a presi
dent and other proper officers.
The Missouri division of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy shall
furnish blank applications for the
membership to be used in all chapters
in this state. The mode of electing
and admitting members may vary in
the several chapters, provided the
qualifications for membership may not
be inconsistent with the constitution
Conventions of the Missouri divls
Things to give Men Folks.
Here they are - that is if the gifts are to be of the
practical sort. Maybe, above all he'd prefer an Over
coat or Suit. Perhaps you couldn't please father,
brother, or son better than to give him a gift of that sort.
Overcoats or Suits here at $5 and $22.00. Lots of
prices between. Then if not in the family, but willing
to be, there's a multitude of suggestions, Neckwear,
Suspenders, Gloves, Mufflers, Shirts, Handkerchiefs,
Umbrellas, Canes, Dress Suit Cases, etc.
Our Store is full of Christmas suggestions. A few
minutes expended in our store now each day may save
hours of indefinite seeking, and may lead to savings
that will put money in your purse. Goods exchanged
or money refunded always. .
H. SINAUER, The Popular Clothier.
f 1 1" l f 'T T T t "fr 1 f f t
ers, sisters, nieces, and lineal de
scendants of such men as served hon
orably in the confederate army, navy,
or civil service, or of those men, unfit
for active duty, who loyally gave aid
to the cause; also women and their
lineal descendants, wherever living,
who can give proof of personal service
and loyal aid to the southern cause
during the war,
ion shall be held annually, the time
and place to be designated by the
state officers, due notice of every
meeting to be given to each chapter
Each chapter shall be entitled, in
all conventions of the Missouri divls
ion, to one vote for every twenty-live
members or fraction thereof of not
less than seven. Any one or more
representatives from any cllapter
Seven or more eligible women in any I shall be authorized to cast the full
city or town in Missouri in which no
chapter exists, may organize a
chapter, and be chartered upon appli
cation to the United Daughters of the
Confederacy, through the Missouri
division of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy, and paying to the
division such additional charter fees
as It may tlx, in addition to the
charter fee of three dollars, charged
by the United Daughters of the Con
federacy. No chapter shall be char
tered in any incorporated city or town
In Missouri in which a chapter
already exists, except by and with the
consent of the Missouri division.
Nothing in this constitution shall
be construed to prevent any chapter
from becoming locally incorporated
under the laws of the state of Mis
souri, should it desire to do stii
Each chapter in the state of Mis
souri shall, on the first day of each
succeeding February pay into the
treasury of the Missouri division of
the United Daughters of the Confed
eracy the sum of ten cents for each
and every member who may at such
date be In good standing on the roll of
such chapter.
No person shall vote or hold ollice
In more than one chapter at the same
time; and every person who may at
anv time enrolled as a member of
vote to which such chapter may be
entitled. Any chapter may be rep
resented by proxy, provided such
proxy be duly appointed In writing
and is a member of the Missouri
division.
The president of the Missouri
division shall be entitled to one vote
in all conventions of said division, in
case of a tie vote only. The state
president shall not have authority to
cast her Individual vote by proxy, but
same shall be cast by the officer tem
porarily presiding.
Officers of the Missouri division
shall be a president, first vice-president,
second vice-president, recording
secretary, corresponding secretary,
treasurer, historian: all of whom
shall be elected to serve one year, and
until their successors shall be elected
and qualified.
An executive committee, composed
of the president, who shall be chair
man, the two vice presidents, the
recording secretary, the corresponding
secretary and the treasurer. Such
committee shall be vested with power
to conduct the general affairs of the
association and to meet whenever
business demands. It shall have
supervision and control of all the
property and affairs of the associa
tion. Special meetings of the com-
Good Things for
Christmas Gifts
Look over this list and see if you cannot find what you
want. Buy while you have a fine stock to select from.
Don't wait until stocks are all broken up and then cry
becouse you cannot get what you wish
for (tlrls at 5, 10, 15. and 5; a pair. Mittens for boys, 10, IB and C5c
Mittenafor Indies, 10. 15, 23, 61 and 75c. Mittens for men, 10, 15, 8 and 50c. Ladka,
Uld mlttons. fur tops, ..',0c. Lad lis' kid gloves, fur tops. 75c. Ladles Rolf (Moves,
2.V. Mu's gloves, 10, 25. 50 and 75c. Boys' skin gloves, 15, 3S and 60j. Ladles
handkerchiefs, 5, 7, 8, 10, 1 0 25, 35, 50uud 75c. Men's handkerchiefs, 5, 10, 15, 20.
25 and 7.V. Ladies' garters, 25, W and 7.1c. Pocket books, 5, 10, 15. 25 and 50c.
CiiHteluines. 25, 50, 75 tl.00ft.50 and 12.00. Toilet sets, comb, brush and mirror, 75,
11.00, 11.50, 12.50, HOO land $4.0U set. Ebonoid toilet sets, comb and brush mounted
with sterling silver, 11.50, $2.00 and 13.00 a set. Ebonoid military brushes, silver
mounted, 18150 and ti.50. Rugs, ii, 50, 75, $1.00, 11.25, 1.7a, 12.50. 3.50, $4. l and $3.00.
Ladles' all wool large shawl, $2.50, $2,75, $4.50, 15.00, $6.00 and $7.50. Ladles mercer
ised satteen petticoats, 8, $1.25, $1.53, $2.00 and $2.50. Ladles' mercerized satteen
shirt waists, 98. $1.19, $1.49 and $1.75. Heautiful linen lunch cloths, $1.00, $1.25 and
$2.00 each. Linen table sets, satin damask Moths and 1 dos. napkins to match,
$3.50, $3.85, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 seU White bed spreads, 55,. 75, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00,
$"..00 and $3.00. Colored counterpanes. $1.00 and $1.50. Bed comforts. 8a 75. 85. $1.00.
1.25. $1.50, $2.00 and $150. Bed blaukets, 38, 50, 75, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 up to $5.00.
Ladles' wool underskirt patterns, 50, 75 and $1.00. Fascinators, 25, 50 and 75c,
French flannel waist cloths, 2H yards each, at $1.50 and 11.98 a pattern. Black Cat
hosiery Jfor ladles, men and children. Ask to see them. Best calicoes at 4c,
Everything else as cheap or cheaper than you can buy anywhere else. Come and
m ike us happy.
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mittee for the transaction of partic
ular or urgent business may be called
by the president at any time and
shall be called at the written request
of a majority of the members thereof.
The action of the committee must be
reported to the annual convention
next following.
A committee on finance, composed
of five members, to whom shall be
referred all matters of receipt and
expenditure. They shall, in addition
to their other duties, audit the books
of the treasurer annually, at such
times as they may be ordered to do so
by the president.
A committee on history to be com
posed of five members, committee on
transportation, committee on creden
tials and a committee on condensing
minutes. '
Certificates of membership shall be
furnished by each chapter to all mem
bers in good standing.
Demits shall be granted to mem
bers desiring to change membership
which, when presented within six
months of the date of issuance shall
make good her membership in any
chapter.
The badge to be worn by the mem
bers of the Missouri division shall con
sist of a representation of the confed
erate flag, stars and bars in white,
blue and scarlet enamel; under the
flag the dates " 'Cl-'65" on loops of
bow tying wreath. Nothing in this
section shall be construed to prevent
any chapter In this state from using,
in addition to the above, a badge of
their own.
The seal of the Missouri division
shall be a reproduction of the great
seal of the confederate states of
America, with the additional inscrip
tion, "The Missouri Division of the
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy" on the outer rim.
All charters or other official docu
ments emanating from the Missouri
division shall bear the impress of iu
seal and be signed by the president
and recording secretary.
The use of the name, seal and badge
for purposes other than the business of
the association is expressly prohibited.
The birthday of Jcffeison Davis, sole
president of the confederate states
(June 3) and that of Robert E. Lee,
our peerless leader, (January 19) shall
have annual observance by this asso
ciation.
Resolutions of Respect.
Whereas, the angel of death baa
entered our midst and taken one
of our loved members, Ella Ilarrison
Burden, wife of Judge John E. Bur
den, and
Whereas, In this sad hour we feel
that God has laid His hand upon us
in love, and that we mourn not as
those without hope for as the angel
of death kissed ber lie said "I am the
resurrection and the life, and he that
believeth in me, though he were dead,
yet sball he live." Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the members
of the Aid Society of the Christian
church of Lexington, Mo., express to
the bereaved family our tenderest
sympathy and Christian love and
commend them to God, for He alone
Is able to give tbat peace that passoth
understanding.
Resolved, That this tribute be
spread on the records of the society,
a copy sent to the bereaved family
and tbat it be published it the weekly
papers.
"How long we live, not years but (
actions tell."
Mrs. J. II. Hall,
Mus. F. T. Hix,
Committee.
SPECIAL PRICES.
too bbls. no 1 medium grain Michigan
salt purbbl 1.3S
New Orleans molasses (In bbl.) per gal
40c
22 lbs good caramel sugar for $1.00
10 oz. pkx. cow brand soda for 5c
10 os. pkg arm k hammer soda for .5c
New crop rice sound & swuet (little
broken) per lb . So
Fresh rolled oats good as If in pkg per
lb 4c
8 lb tomatoes 10c. gal. can tomatoes 30c
Can peas 10. 15 & 20c. 3 cans 25c
6 twists granger 25c 6 twists 0 K tob
"union" 25c
Hbbl kraut $2.80
"Oriole" cracked wheat per pkg 15c
2 for 25
Health breakfast food per pkg 15c
2 for
Health buckwheat Hour per pkg
15c 2 for 25
Health pancake flour per pkg 10c
3 tor 25c
lloosied pi'a nuts per quart 5c
Wheatlet breakfast food per pkg
15c 2 for 25c
Dry salt plates per lb 10c 3 lbs
for 25c
3 cans corn for 2fc bettor corn
per can 10c
Wagners spinach per can 10c
Nice bright new Hgs per lb 10c
Best Persian dates per lb 10c
Taragona soft sholl almonds (the
best) per lb 20c
Big English walnuts (Al) per lb. ...20c
Secdud raisins andoOreclun cleaned
currants per pkg 10o
Six bars '-Old Country" soap tUj
Blood red cedar palls, three brass
hoops, bright as a gold dollar, each
pail warranted and guarrnteed to
last 10 years, our price per pall... 65c
Flour jerewt $1.90 and up
Whole wheat flour 21 lbs for 55c
Best navy beans per bushel $2.30
Arbuckles coftVo 2 pkg for 25c
Other coffee per lb 20, 25, 110 and o5u
To any one buying for cash $5.00 worth of above goods at the
low prices named (for good quality) we will in addition seii 0 lbs b;st
standard granulated sugar for .$1.00.
AULL & SCHULTZ.
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West of Courthouse, 'Phone 152.
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