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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-09
and ~ doubtful including 10 member,
from Hamilton rouutv

and ~ doubtful including 10 members
from Hamilton county
Hamilton couutys vote complete but
unofficial. shows Mcl.eau- plurality 10
D. 100 Jones complete vote was a..
G0u The fusion county ticket is elect
el with the exception Of one state sen
Ator. two representatives. county treas
urer probate Judge aud two justices Of
the peace Caldwell. Republican, for
lieutenant governor. leads Patrick. Dem.
ocrat by 1900 votes
Columbus. o Nov sat 1880 thi,
morning the Republicans claim that
their plurality would exceed 80 900. with
over ] OO. 90 for Jones. out Of a total oi
less than 0OO.OOO The Republican ma
jority in the Legislature is larger than
usual. but no senator Is TO he elected
Judge Nash was serenAded after mid
night at the Neill house To an enthusi.
AstIc crowd he made brief speech. say
ing that the result was a message to
President Mckinley thathis home state
adopted his administration and his IL
nomination aud reelection In 1900
The Republicans made their largest
gains at the homes Of Judge Nash and
Senator Hanna The Democrats made
their largest gain at the home Of Mr
Mclean
Toledo. Nov Sowing 10 the fright
full amoun. Of scratching on the local
tickets returns came in very slowly last
night Indications since midnight are
that Nash will barely pull through. a,
all save three Of the precincts are in.
Seyenty.two out OF no precincts give
Nash 6u96. Mclean Asst. Jones 1891
Nearly all the remaining precincts are
Democratic II Is impossible 10 tell al
this tims which candidate will carry
Lucas county.
Cleveland Nov S-Senator Hanna re-
ceived the election returns at the
Union club AT midnight he made this
statement Under tho conditions We
have splendid Republican victory
The returns have come in 20 slowly that
IL is impossible TO say just how em
phatic the victory Is. but IL Is mag
nificent one. II was an Endorsement OF
the Republican party, and splondi,
one The result in Cuyahoga county i
not different from what was eNpecte,
aud what was due 10 local conditions
which were pretty well understood be
fore the election The result so far a.
this county Is concerned aud while u is
not pleasant, IL is not surprise
Cleveland. Nov s - Eight precinct
in Cuyahogl give Nash 1888. McI.eai
1913. Jones $50, Republican loss o
1852 and Democratic loss of 1853 Thi
will give Jones q majority over the tw'
candidates IN this county
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-09

New York. Nov s-The receipt Of
the latest returns from Tuesdays cleo
tion In this city and state shows pTac
tically no changes OF figures
In New York county the entire regu
lar Democratic ticket was elected by .
plurality averaging about 10000 Ol
the assembly districts New Yorh
county. Democrats elected 81 assembly
men and Republicans 4; Democrats,
gain Of 4. Republicans will probably
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-09
GEO. W. HIGGS

IL diH selling grocerics-
me- rains came and me wiHds
blsw. The food has come and
qons. / an a hifie di,fgred
fr0m ne qlecis Of ne food bat
an still IN the ring. C0mpr-
hiion Is said 10 be- the ilfc Of
trade. me more competition nc
hare The cheaper me- ssli-I
haze jgi rocdred a part ola
car VI CaLbdgc, OJi0ps and
Poiaioa Ihoe wN be- sold
rcry chap. nearly Htc giring
hem array Tam siiH han
grv for Chickens and Eggs.
M Trade Is siH importing
orv d1y. lVhgy Becduse I
sei good Groceries for ihle
money, also hare fresh roasted
peanuts 5 5mt a sack, 3 sack
Tor 8 cent a sack. Also haze
a complete Inc of French
HaTps 3, 10, 10. 20, 20, 50 and
tp 10 SOC.
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Continued on page 4
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Thomas nayiey, single and un.
married man OF the ctiy a II. Louis, state
ut Missouri, by his certain deed OF trust
dated the 18th day OF December, 1871 and
recorded IN the Recorder officeuf NJ. FRAN.
co.'s county. Missouri. in book No. So. at IVA &c
40, conveyed 10 the undersiansd John L..
Hngy. OF the city Of ste. tsenevieye, In the
county os ste. Gcnevieve, and state of sits.
souri,, all his right, title. Interest ana estate.
IN ana to the following Described real estate,
situated In the county OF 81. Francois. and
State of Missouri, viz
The northwest fractional quarter OF sec
tlon one ~, township 81. range east, con.
tanning one hundred, thirty three and - iuo
acres.
Which said conveyance was made In trust
10 secure the payment of four certain prom.
issory notes Ia said deed 81 trust described
and whereas three Of said notes have la.
come due aud ere unpaid now, therefore,
In accordance with the provisions Of said
deed Of trust. ana nj the request Of the h..
gal holder of said notes, | will prpcaed "a
sell the above described real estate at the
south front door Of the Court House, IN the
city Of Huntington, in the county OF a..
Francois, state aforesaid. to the highest
bidder for cash. OF putsiir auction, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of December,
1929,
hotwppn the hours of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and fsve o clock IN the afternoon
0t that day. to satisfy said notes, together
with the cost aud expense Of executing this
trust.
JOHN 4. n0GY. Trustee.
Dated this isth tag Of So.-=-. ''er, isso
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER le, 1899.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CHURCHES.

fgESHTTEniaN-lry - I. ErtTNER. I'D.
r-FrNchlnE sunday morning and eve,
ming. sunday school al y.sp q. M, Na. n,
H1uLAN, superintendent. rrsyer meeting
wednesday evening,
MErHonisr EPISCOPAL. -orrH= Rev. :. ",
EHEHt. Pastor - Preaching cyrry sunday
morning aHd evening, sunday scnol AT 9.H
"a. m. IN. j. l.. IIAW. sup't. rraycr meet
nN rycrJ Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EristorAIs-HrF. J. Martin.
tpstpr. preaching every sunday morning
ana evening, sunday school A. % 30 d. M.
4. ". GtrLEN. sup.t, Iugrr meeting every
"Wednesday evening.
uArfiST-Igcv. NJ. 81. MrNrIE pastor,
preaching nrst nnd third ~undJys VI ench
MONTH morning anu evening lnyrr
meeting every NrUnrsaaF evening. sun
day sChtDi 80 q. IA. lac johnson, supsrin
teHdeHt.
CHHtsTt4S Eid. S. 81. lIaEuAL. rastor
preaching thirl ana fourth sundays OF
each month morning and evening. sun
day sc;tDoi . 20 a M. VI y. firmlnR, supoT
iutendent. !, =. :. &. D.. every sunday
evening al o'c:Jck,
.IrHEEAN-- ROY, s. l.. llUHLFiyG. pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except tiIr
fourth. cltvchism after church.
CATHOLIC Rev. Father TonNEY, resident
priest, Haas every sunday except FIRST NJ 10
o'clOck. caicchism same days at 10.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
ilBERTfvGLLE ITEMS.

Dir. Asa Stepp has removed from the
Graham farm TO a place Ia our town
Born, Nov. 10, 1899, to the wifi, of
T.. O. PrssGell, SON; TO The wife Of
/ G. ! iammila, son.
Messrs. j c. Grow, 4. l.. Graham,
T. ". Martin aud Others arc In attend,
ance as Jurors on Circuit Count this
week.
Mr.. ID. Strahlnan has built y misc
Two story frame dwelling On the land
purchased from the Faust estate, and
has lately moved Ia.
Mr.. l.. 4. Cozzcns and family have
gone to 81. Louis 10 spend the winter.
where Ill will attend lectures 1T the
BARNES Medical College.
The new mill firm seem to bc doing
well aud run nearly every day, which
speaks we'll TOT the management Of
Mcssrs Moran d kiukcad
Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Anthony of
MADISON county were here Saturday
and Sunday, visiting Mrs, Anlhpny's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Lawrence.
Dr. and Mrs. ". J. Miller Of Mine
La Motto visited Mrs. j. G.. Ballard,
Jr, last Sunday Mrs. ballard bas
been sick ever since The middle Of aug.
ust
The Methodist brethren are putting
II new shinglc roof on Wesley Chapel
church No. 2, to-day, bu, will probably
no, complete the job before tomorrow
OF next day.
Dr. G.. u. Perkins, who bought prop
erty here carly last spring, came over
from Illinois with hi. family in Sep.
TENDER, and established residence
with Us iOr the practice oi bis probes
sion.
Several gentlemen hayc been in this
neighborhood during the past week
looking for desirable real estate, and
we understand iha, two OF three of our
citizens had to back out 10 keep from
being left homeless.
Llbcrtyyiilc Lodge, No. 3G5, A. o. |
/. W, had several limitations for No |
ycmber ltlt, and invited the Mine La
Motto degree team up to Do the work. /
Sixteen Of 1.-the boys" came up. and .
we had "a hot time in the old town. "
). +. Pullman, merchant tailor, has
just received an unusually attractive .
iine Of imported and domestic fall z ,ods .
aud samples, IN oh The latest aud most
elegant designs. lie invites you to call
and see him, aud will guarantee yon
style, lit and best Workmanship.
Mis- l.. NJ. Lawrence was taken sick !
last Friday evening, but there were no
alarming OF even serious symptoms til
Sunday about noon, when shc grew
rapidly worse, until about 8 O'Clock
Monday morning, when she died OF
paralysis ol the bowels. Mrs. Law
renee was one Of the oldest md most
widely known old ladies IN thi, section,
having passed her s0th birthday about
three months ago.
Nov. -. ELN. !
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
NOTICE. CONTRACT BRIDGE,

Notice g. hereby given that on ~ATtt'pAY
TIE sra DAY UF DECEMBER. tss4. nj the
Court House door. tn the City Of Farming
ton. ana during tho sitting Of the county
Court. the cnntracf for building ana com
p'cting highway bridge over Camp
hranch. un the Turlcy MN read. In section
y, township y north, range east. VIII bs'
let ~ public cutlery to the lowest ANA best
bidder wooden iiridse, ~ feet span. stone
alNtIncntg. and wings. Contractor 10 fur
nish all material aud labor. according to
the specifications on file IN the office OF the
the tuunty CLERK. Tho contractor ~ill liz
required to give bond and enter into con.
tnict for the faithful performance of ia"
work. The riaht to reject any ana ail bids
Is herrby reserved.
IlY order ul The to!lnty Court
SAM'L l.. AsIttki.
County surveyor ana
Road ana bridge cum'r
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Grand Leader Mcr. Co.
Circuit Court is In session.
iIUu. s. G.. Goss0m is quite sick.
Did you see the meteoIic shower?
Bargain week at the Grand Leader.
Fresh celery a specially at Mckin.
ncy's.
Up.to-date are the suits put up at
Gierse's.
Choice line &: California fruits al 4.
j. Mckinney.
Fresh Fish a, schek's City Market
every Thursday.
AIiss Alice White has been visiting
friends in Potos.
The finest candies and CONNECTIONS IL
town at +. j. Mckinney.
All the fines: brands of Toe aud DC
cigars at T.. j. MckiBncy's.
Klein 6 Bro. have just received a
supply of fresh cranbcrries.
Mrs. A. l.. Orion visited ller parents
at FredeEicktown last week.
Ex-Mayor Schmidt, whp las been
very sick, is able to be out again.
Extra quality dress lining; something
new. VoLLATH & CARLETON.
Squire Abe Eierod was 10 town this
week looking much improved 10 health.
Special prices In meas Gloves aud
Atills this week at tho Grand Leader.
Smoke the Queen Of Modern Wood.
men II you would enjoy good smoke.
For u delicious smoke Try Sweet
I.lIacn brand. You wont be dIsap-
pointed.
60 to the City nsug ssoro for all
kinds OF school supplies. Assortment
complete.
Bern, Nov, 10, 1899. TO the wife Of
Joseph Kennedy Of Hazel Hun. To-
pound son.
horn, Sunday, Novembeg IL, 1899,
to the wife Of City Marshal Richard
Bnfks, daughter.
The most elegant fall suisings In the
county al +. Gicrse's merchant tailor
Ing establishment.
.sQucen Of Modern Woodmen" Is
the name Of the besl 30 cigar ON the
market. Call for is.
Dorm. Sunday. November IL, 1899.
70 tho wiie d Judge y. =. swink, q
son. Mosher and boz both doing well. |
fee III kinds Of school supplies. |
heota. tnbisis. ssasiunerys ofsyons, pen
eila, Fens, csc.s So % tke Cisy drug |
s7El 72szsag
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

| viii pay sj reward for the return
Of my Llcwcliyn setter dog. lie is
black and white spotted, mostly black
about head and shoulders; medium
size, very intelligent. docs very good
work on birds; rctricYcs aud will carry
basket or bundle Lost him about
the 9th Of Jane last
DOM H. fEumusON.
Mine La Motto, No.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
Sudden Deain.

William + l.oronz, youngest son of
Mr, William Lotcuz of thi, place, aged
90 wears, months and . days, was
found dead in bis bed at Bonnie Terre
last Sunday morning. lie had been
subject 10 epilepsy since be was thir-
teen yeats Of age, aud il is supposed
that he was taken with a convulsion
dutiug the night which resulted fatally.
lie wss alone at the time, his room
mate, whose folks live In DcS0tu. hay.
ing gene home Saturday evening to
visit them. William, who had learned
the trade Of machinist ut DuSoto, was
working in tho st, Joseph Lead Co. :
machine shops. lie was a young man
of exceptionally good character and
great fayorile among his associates,
both at Bonnie Tcrrc and DcSoto, where
he formerly lived, and quite number
of them came down 10 attend his tu-
neral, among whom were George Swink,
Andy Luliaumc, Mark McDermutt,
Harry Summers, james Milsap, VIM.
knurpp, Elmer Kemp, ID. q. Goff, A
81 Robinson, Charles Fuller, Fred
blank, Albeit Mohlman, John Theo-
bait and Joe lofoux. The funeral took
place at the Masonic cemetery at Farm
lngton on Monday, Charles Fuller,
Fred BlanE aud Albert N,,btp,,r Of II,
Soto, aud Dan Guessing, ben Lovcl aud
Albert Tranernicht of Harrington act
Ing as pail bearers. lie leaves father,
three brothers, Ernst, Chas. H., AND
john A, and one sister, Miss Ida, all
Of whom we're present to attend the
funeral, TO mourn his untimely death.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Accounts If Assessor I'll BFiugton
for services Ia making assessment Of
taxpayer, Of the county, amounting to
Sl,23l.3j, were allowed, one. bali of
which was ordered paid ont Of the
county treasury, aud the other half ccr.
lifted TO the State Auditor for payment
out Of the State treasury.
pramshop licenses were issued to l..
ID. Thurman, Elsins; llasiiug l.. Parks
aud Guy Tulluck, Hamilton; l.. A.
Moon, Bonnie Terre; Frank Byingion,
Ehins.
II II. Mcloy, constable 81. Fraucoi,
township, made quarterly settlement.
Fee bills OF Dr. J. II English, Cor
oncr, In inquest eases Of VIM. Nichol-
sou, deceased, aud John shannon, de-
ceased, were allowed, amounting Ia
SGi %, aud certified 10 County Treas
urer for payment,
George Rickus and Others pctitioncd
for sale Of school land section lG, twp.
So, range 6, and further proceedings
were continued TO December o.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

WANTED, --5c, 600 hrs:-class white
oak ties. delivered on the right ol way
Of the ~. L. & u. T. Ey. For spsci.
iicalioHs and further particulars iuJuirr
of c. II. FAKE, Engineer Maintenance
OF Way, Bonnie TrrTc. Mo
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Glcrsc, the merchant tailor. Is al
ways looking out for something To
please his customers, aud IN hts fall
goods, which have arrived, be has
some OF the most attractive piece
goods ever brought TO Pennington.
He invites you to call and sec them,
and % you will be wanting fall sa..
soon leave your order
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Mc>srs Clay, Buck & Fleming have
removed into their new office in the
Realty Building, where they have a
suite Of Office rooms planned aud built
for their use, With consultation room q,
lire.proul vault for valuable papers,
aud everything needed for their large
aud growing real estate aud insurance
business.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
School books and al kinds of school
supplies at City Drug Store.
Have you ordered your fall suit get
See GiCrse, the merchant taller.

Last SATURDAY, the ilth inst, Right
Re, J j Hcuuc,scy, Bishop of Wich.
tn, Kansas, (and twenty four Year,
ago pastor Of the Catholic Church at
this place., accompanied by Monsignnr
Muelhsicpen, Vicar General Of the Iii
Geese Of 1t. Louis, arrived In Farm
inglou. That evening the Bishop all.
dressed large audience on 1.-The
Founding aud Authority of the Roman
Catholic Church. " The address was
much enjoyed by NIL who heard il, aud
was followed By Bcncdict!un of Blessed
Sacrament, given By Mon=ignor Muelh-
siepen. Sunday morning the church
was filled to Overlooking, aud many
we're unable 10 gain entrance during
mass, which was celebrated by the
venerable Vicar General, after which
Bishop llcnucsscy confirmed class Of
cishty-onc boys and girls who had
been well and thoroughly instructed
by Father Toomcy, the present pastor.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

~ 7. Gregory ), a lirst.class black
smith. II yon want good work In that
line or your horses shol right, call II
his shop, next door TO the Electric
Light Plant.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

We will furnish good, all heart.
shaved yellow pine shingles, delivered
Mt bismarck, alu., fof 81 .a5 per thou
sand. T. ANDEs.
Hclgrndc. No.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
COURTS.

Ei#eutt Count, -. Fox, JudEe-second
Mondays IA MAJ aud November
COUNT COuKr-Elrst Mondays In Fehrua-
ny May August ami November.
PROBATE CdUET-seconc Mondays In Jan.
uaFy. April. july and october.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Lost--iletween Flat River and Dcs-
loge on Nov. Sd, small tau colored
hand sacbel. Finder will please uoii-
~ me aud | viii come and get II aud
pay liberal reward
+. j. CLIFFORD, DeSoto, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Little Marie Feliz, a fsnr-y ear-old
girl Of rcrsyville, drank some wafer
out oi 9 bottle thai had contained afro
ptcne. ono day last week, and died
from The effects Of the poisen, in spite
"a the anlidotes thai we're given her.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
COUNTY COURT.
Business Transacted at the koyemher
Term.
ROAD MATTERS.

ROAD MATTERS.
Robert Tctley filed petition and proof
81 notice for change OF Knob Lick road
for cultivation, and commissioner CT
icFcd to ,ioW, survey and locate said
change, aud report as law directs.
Proceedings In petition OF Joseph Al
Buchon aud T.. u. shelley for public
road dismissed.
Surveyors report In matter of petit
lion OF j. W Ritter ct al for publir
road filed and approved, and Giles
Hunt, butl &. Porter and Il, J.. Taylor
appointed commissioners To assess dam
ages aud report as the law directs.
In matter Of bridge over Camp branch
On Turley Min road, surveyors report
was filed and approved, and II was or.
dered that he proceed TO advertise to
lc, the building cf said bridge to tho
lowest bidder on December 9th.
Further proceedings on petition Of
W. II. Westcrman aud john Shuts for
public road we're continued until Feb
ruary tern, 1900.
SCHOOL MONEYS.
Samuel c. Gossom loaacd $3.50 Of
school township No. /, Oh legal scout
hy.
Satisfaction ordered entered on bonds
Of NJ. + Caycc aud wife to scLool
townships Nos. /, II, II, ~, 10 and
10, and 10 fauper fund.
Nathan Hewlett loaned $500 be.
longing to school township No. :, GA
legal security, aud old bond ordered
satisfied.
Lewis u. Thurman loaned 1925 of
county school fund on legal security.
Satisfaction ordered entered ON bond
OF H. a. Chandler and 5. +. Tclley to
county school fund,
S T. Tc,ley, I. D. and Oscar Muir
ply loaned 81 coo belonging to county
school fund, on legal security.
W. j. Lawson loaned $3.50 belong
ing to school township No. !, on legal
security,
CRIMINAL COSTS.
Court audited aud allowed fee bills
certified from Circuit Court, aggrcgal.
ing Sj5l.i3, In the causes Of the State
against the following named parties:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

The pastor Of the Christian Church
announces ~ sermon in Child Lam
guasc' for next SUNDAY morning;
and ut the evening service will begin
the study Of "Somc Astonishing CUES
tions.
Boys school Suits at the Grand
Leader.
The young people of the Christian
Church will give a Pink supper at
the ucw Post Uficc rooms IN the Rral-
ty Building next Tuesday evening, No
rember 2ist. Oyster, nni luuch rr-
ircshmcut- will be served, All are
cordially invited.
Fresh oyster. served in any style at
T.. j. Mckinncy's, Realty Building
Rev Dr. Martin viii preach the ,cc
aud Of scIic, Of SUNDAY night scr
mons on "a Calm View Of Christian
Baptism At the Methodist Episcopal
church SUNDAY evening, at : O'Clock.
Tie subject will Toe. "Whn Are Proper
Subject. for Baptism, and Who Are
Proper Administrator. The public
invited.
Watches, new stock aud lowest
prices, at rctlcy's.
Joseph J Coyingtou died o, hi, nome
northeast Of Pennington, on the All
inst, after a prutmoted Hines, Of ~
phoid fever, in the 10th year Of his age
Tie leaves wife aud one child, besides
parents aud brothers, to mourn hi, un.
timely death. Two brothers, Mill aud
Tom Covington, are also down With
typhoid fever.
Ladies aud Misses Wraps aud Jack
cts, this weeks prices at Grand Lender
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
Two Children Burned-Onc Fa.ally.

The little lwo-year-old daughter Of
Mr. FL llawn, two miles notthcas, Of
town, WAS irighlfully burned on the
9Th inst. She WAS standing near
fire built under n kettle Of water, when
her clothing caught, and before the
blaze could be cNtiugul,hrd the ~ hole
right halt II her body. arm aud leg
wore terribly burned Dr. Robinson
was scut tor and did all he could to
amelioratc her suffering. For several
days the child was unconscious, hut j.
now better aud believed TO be out Of
danger.
4 three year.oId child Of VIM. Rich.
ardsun Of Elvins, while playing with
some matches, ou the slh, was fatally
burned. All efforts to cxJiuguish the
iguited clothing proved in vain. The
child lived about one hour.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

We lead all competitors In styles.
prices aud assortmenis Ia Dry Goods
aud Ladies' Furnishing Goods Grand
Leader Mer. Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Thc most stubborn cases nt brpnchi-
lis succGmb to Billiards. Iiorchouud
syrup. Pticc 20 and soc at City png
Sturp