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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Treasoa u The Army.


EFBfh kAAN ~ k8aAN baA-BAAhAt'hs
A soldier writing from the battlefield
near Manila apologies for not being
amusing. "war IL not amusing st
best" be says, sand when II comes 10
fighting lot Of ignorant and fauatioal
negroes, who are convinced that We
are their oppressors, and convinced
through pretty logical reasoning, too
when VIC see hundreds Of our comrades
aud old associates shot dowa wiihon,
even the satisfaction Of having fought
for principle, except simple duty and
blind obedience TO orders, you mast
admit that n man should be strangely
constituted to derive any amusement
from the situation.
This msn TALKS like ''traitor" or 8
s'copperhead. What business Is Il o.
his, whether he dies t.-- principle or !
per cent? He doesn't seem to know
that he Ia there to help SNATCH any
thing Akely TO pay profit TO the pro
motors and syndicate mongers back II
the home counlry. Mr.. q. 2. Hun:
ingtou--your Uacle Coilis--shcult
send such men copy Of hts San Fran
cisco speech, In which the ''snatch'
policy was fully uniolded.
IL " truly deplorahle that the sol
asers should be so nnpatrioiic. Don
they know that the gentlemen VIII
govern The Government as Washington
are In hurry to snatch the ! per cen
frcn, The hesthepe
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

The DcSoto Facts asserts that 0 per
cent Of the railroads pay no dividends
whatever. Perhaps not to the dupes
who have been invciglcd to invest in
thor highly walercd stocks, but we
venture that 30 per cent Of the railroads
earn enough TO pay very handsome
interest on the actual cost Of the roads
aud an that pertains to them. The
presidents, supsrintendenIs, attorneys
and ground noor managers manage to
scoop in pretty big salaries and grow
immensely rich.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
How'd lis Done.


The watering Of railroad stocks y
known by ali 10 exist, bat Just how Il
is done or why il Is done Is yet 40
enigma 10 many people, II Is the pur.
pose Of this article 10 answer both ques-
tons Ia the simplest manner possible.
Let us take the following Illustration /,
Jones, Smith aud Brown organize a
railroad company and build aud equip
road from Salt Lake 10 Murray Let
Us suppose that Il costs them 500, 900,
They begin operations and at the end
Of the year they dad they have cleared
ego, goo, or so per cent ofihe actual
cast of the road Mas, should lhe
news reach the public ghAt The eam
pauy i making on theft investment,
complaints would soon be heard tha,
freight and passengerraies are too high,
To throw the public of their guard
s=d make !, appear .hs. .seiga; rates
are none too high; that Is 10 say, u
make the people believe that the per.
ueuiasr Of profit i moi ivo large, irr
company issue $50, 600 worth OF stock.
This costs only tho blank paper and
the printing. Il now appears that the
road cost 500, 900, while IN fact II
oaly cost $50 goo, ba, the percentage
Of profit Is now 20 per cent instead OF
30 per cent, But 20 per cent Is too
much, so the company issues 7l00, 0o0
more Of stock Now the figures on
III, company's books would make l.
indicate that the road had actually COS,
5000 900, and that the profit Of s25,
600 Is only 12'a per cent on the in
ycstmcnt.
Again. they issue $500, 600 more
stock, aud that reduces their percent,
age Of profit to only Ga per cent
Add so il L. continued until II looks =
b. a losing mc, while the facts ar,
that the company Is slil reaping 81
per cent on the money invested, aotu'
ally less than $40, 900 per mile, and
are trying to pay dividends on $780,.
600 per mile. That system is what Is
known as robhing by law. The law
permits il, and enlcrprising men take
advantage of Il. No cue can blame
them for 1t, IL is just as legitimate
50 far as Law goes, as Il is 10 buy po
tatoos At so cents q bushcl and sci
them ut 20 cents a peck. II is tht
system We arc condcmning. aud no
the parsons who do Il.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Notice.

Notice " hereby gives that sealed biustgin
b. received ~ the ufirc OF the County Clcrk
- 1Gnc A.t!, $50, ~ - 9 'c!cs =. ;s',, ;as
gravel. by tho cubic yard, Tor travelling the
Pennington und nvlassus road, beginning
az noiAseus station Ia the center 81 the
FnruingtUn ~ DvInssus mad running
northpastWuuily and enthusiastically
along the iuuin linz ui said road 90 the south
side ~ the u Francois county gravel road {,
a distance - about one third ~ a mile, ac.
Cnuiing 60 an order made ana entered ~
record In the 81, fulnroiK County Cuutt rec
ord on thr ara day 90 May, tSg, ana tu the
extent % the appropriation. bidders are
required 60 furnish with their bids the names
OF their srcurities tor the faithful perform
uuCv 81 thrig work or contract. Contractors
or bidders TO furnish. deliver ana spread all
gravel, ~ points ON said road as designated
hy the superintendent IN charge SOS o.
b. opened 10y the County Court ana contract
awarded June srd. is4, ~ 3 O'Clock y, ~.
The Court reserves thc right 10 ~ sect any
ana all bids. Hy order Of county youTt.
THO'S. ~. STAN, CLERK,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Boat wait UHtH the Horse Ia Stolen
Before Wee Lock the Stable.

0fcourse you know all about Il. You
have read II In the papers. You know
that Chsmberlain's Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy is sold by druggists
everywhere. But you don't know all
about Ii unless you have used Ii and
given Il 3 test In severe emergencies,
when your physician is away from home
and the drug storee are closed. After
one such emergency you viii always
keep this remedy In ysur home; bat
why wait until The horse IL ssoIen be-
fore you lock the s;ablef Get 25-
cent bottle Of h nov and be- prepared
Cor any sueh emargcnsy. For sale by
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Admiral Dewey had the good taste
and common sense 10 put behind him
the temptation held out before him by
the lingo hero.worsbipers in the shape
Of u promise Of a Presidential nomina-
tioni and It may be that he has man
hood and independence enough to de-
cline the gii, of costly mansion in
Washington which the big aud little
toadies of the country are begging
money from tho people to buy for him.
lie would elevate himself In public es-
timation Il be we're to rebuke that os-
tentatious spirit Of gilt making to prom
inent personages who are well enough
off without Il. We need little more
Of the digniiied delieacy and independ-
ence in our public men that sctuated
the statesmen and patriots Of the old
school.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
IN rREE.sILvER MExIco.

Bonnie Terre Star, /. l.. Page, editor
Fred Blum, one Of the Bonnie Tcrrc
boys who went TO MEXICO last October
to work In the mines, returned 10
Bonnie Terro on q bMsiness trip the first
Of the week. Fred has beeE running a
machine in 3 gold mine in (iree silver
Mexico, al 8 salary Of $500 per month
Mexican msney. MIR. Blum informs
US that he has worked In Mexico ak
months and FIVE days at this salary,
and besides living as well and dressing
as well as he would have had be been
in this country, and paying his fare tc
Mexis0, which was Isl, Sc had saves!
$500 In Mexican money, or about SA00
In American gold. SIR. Blum informs
us lhA, he had a layof for several
weeks, but will 20 back soon. He
says that while American goods arc
high priced there, by reason of express
and tariffs, the money Of Mexico will
buy 81 much Of Mexiean products NJ
viii American money.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
TIE uxkKxKMBERHD HEROES

Fredericktown Democrat News,
Smith & Purcell, ediisrs: II is sutii'
GENTLY nauseating to make an ordinary
man abandon square meal and 60
out By bis lonesome self and Try to
reason why the putty beaded animals,
those space writer's on the metropolitan
press, are making such demi-gods OF a
iew men that have had an opportunity
to do Just what they were hired to dc
aud last what thousands Of other men
would do under the same circum,
stances. The amount Of the business
Ia, this Dewey-day SAmpson-dsy,
Schley. day, otis-day, Funston. day. and
perhaps two or thres dozen more news.
paper-herO days, seems 20 Us to be ran
ming away beyond lie real landing place ;
besides Il wosld be well TO remember
that there are about 10, 900 or 10, ZOO
other real heroes Who are not heroe,
for slo, 900 per year, bat just real he,
roes ioE sl5 per month.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

TIE snclcnis believed shst rheama-
tism was the work Of q demon within
man. Anyone who has had an attack
Of sclasie or iafammatory rheumatism
will agree that the infection Is demoniac
enough 10 warran, the belief Il has
never been claimed that Chamberlain
Pain Balm would east out demons, but
IL will cure rheumatism, and hundreds
bear testimony 60 the tTaih of this state
meut. One application relieves the
Fsin, aud this quick relief which !, AZ.
fords Is alone worth many times its cost
for sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Administrators Notice.

Noiirr Is hereby given that letters ni al
mlniuufinn we're granted 10 the under.
Signed b. the Probate Court Of - Francois
County Missouri. bearing date OF May sth.
iS9, ON this estate oi
u. AsIINuRN. Dee a.
Al persons having claims against said es.
tate are required 20 cxhibil them 30 lhg All,
mIntgtTatur tor allowance within one year
frosi the date ~ sail letters, ~ !hcy mar
=: .=s=-= -:;.S
ard II not exhibited FOR allowance within
two yenrs from The date uf said letters, they
Will be- forever barred
4. Y. AsuBURN. Admir-.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
To Bridge and Other
Contractors:

NJfl- O. hNrrby given that I, the under
signed commissioner H4 NNAus ana y -os
fIr the tunnty ui M FRANCOIS ana state ui
Missouri, VIII, on saturday The 3rd day of
June, 49,. between tile tho hours 81 o.
O'Clock ~. and O'Clock y, m, OF that
day, az the Court House door IN the city ni
Pennington, "a said county, lot by public
outcry. 10 the lowest bidder therefor. the
contract Tor repairing tho highway bridge
over TerrC Illus creek. at ibe crossing OF the
s.Fss.:.:E;G. a;;G *, i-s.i.s road. IL" som
tractor t. furnish al material for repairing
said bridge the work ana material ~ hc &C
coF1lug 20 TIE plan und specifications Of the
original bridge ON fllo ia the ONCE Of the
County CLERK Tue County Court reserves
the right - reject nny ana all bids.
1ho contractor win be- required 20 aiyr
huna. payable 20 tho County. with good and
SUFFICIENT security. On such sum as shall be
doomed SUFFICIENT 20 cover al dana yes
which may accrue from the breach rs suci
contract. SAM'L l.. ASiiiRN,
Com OF Roads and Bridges
MAY s. $50
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
;.s.:...:;.a ..s - !. =.sa.e...s:.E:.

IIillsbOro Democrat, X. W. McMul-
lin, editor: The man worshiPpers arc
proceeding 10 raise large sun Of
;scaey &c Prese;: &c Admiral he~ey'
aud Il Is likely that everybody will soon
be called upon 10 subscribe. The adj
mirui ,iurs uoi need Ii, aud NO believe
he will be too manly to accept 1t when
offered. He Hsw enjoys ;he rroSt
distraction OF having gained the great.
est victory on record, and is respected
and honorcd by everybody; snd II Is
TO be hoped that he will resent the Ct
for, to degrade him into the attitude Of
n menaleAnt.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

The Political atmosphere is sur
charged with issaes, msmen,ous, far
reaching and revolutionary. The Trus,
IL In the saddle, with mailed armor
and spear, eager to traniple down the
peoples Imperialism, with ships armed
TO the guards, rides ths seas; aud the
Money Power, mounted on It's golden
calf, calls upon the world 10 worship
at the shrine Of It's idol and pay sacri.
fetal tribute. The tainl of them ell Il
over this glorious land Of the free ard
home Of the brave. Their eanker L
eating into the heart of the nation, and
the pain Of fostering corruption 10 writ.
ten upon tho face of the people. Ii
'96 the Money Power was the oas
mighty enemy with which the peopls
had 10 contend. Backed BY the ma
chinery Of a great political party ans
the cooperate power Of the country. .
won through sorrspiion. coercion. fslsl
pretcnses and caich-psnny phrases ID
capsivase the thcughtlcss and ignorant
Today Il finds Itself reinforced by II
twin harlos Imperialism, saa its basssri
offspring the Trust. Democracy ha'
to meet the combined force, and ezcl
b 30 dominant and hiaeoas I'm iissi
thai all must be faced aaa ioughs Ii
the same field. The Money Power,
cowardly but erasl and plsaslsas
hess % y shscured y = fsauh siiias
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
ShsiiFg Sale In Partition,

iiiiyuri smith. UpulnmiH7
snlih ana Thomas smith.
fiaintins, Action
silas smith. Bart smith, Knte In
hn}Cr. luutsA Anthunr, Lizzie
Hnldur, ihuhr Armstead, Eliza Partition
Jtmi-un, William Whitner ana
Amos wilmer defendants.
IN obedience 20 an order Of the Circuit
4 Court ~ ~. Francois county, No made
Hl thr November term thauuo' for f-tr. on
w" Ism hay ui November. ana the nfth day
~ shit torn, :, the undersigned sheriff 81
Sald NJ. francois county, viii. on
Friday, May 10, 1899,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the
4 forenoon ana i've O'Clock m the afternoon
Of That day. nt the south front door Of the
court House, IN tho city % Pennington, tn
hAiu ~. franrui8 county, Mo. and during
thr session OF tho circuit Court Of said cnun.
% proceed a. sell ct public auction, for the
pufrusrs set fuTth in said order. the follow
! Ina lrscIluod real estate, situate, lying and
/ being ln the county Of -. Francois and state
Of Missouri. tn.Wtt
The undivided one half OF the west frar.
/ tlpunl lDit ui the southwest quarter " sec.
/ iiuu four lll, township thirly four tiU,
rama" seven isl east. containing A "a nCrrs
anf uT 'ru following
trI1is-IWeuty percent cash, and the hal.
iuNv 100 uuu year, with bond Co De- nuurByad
hy th" 7heriH GO secure tho deferred pag
ncut. and a. bear Interest az the rat. ui az
per cent PER snnuln.
JEFF y. WGHLEY,
sherin So Francois Co. No.
April q. ls8.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Many a fair young child, whose pal
Tor has puzzled the mother, until she
has suspested rightly her darling was
troubled with worms, has regained the
rosy hue Of health with few doses OF
Whites Cream vermiiuge, Price 2j
cts at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
GETTING TFBPsOME,

Dunklin Democrat, Z. r. CarusherH,
editor: Good for Dewey He has
eabied that the state Of his health will
demand absolute quiet and rest when
be returns hsme next month, and so
be cannot take part in public demon
Eiations. Hero worship Is getting to
be urcsome.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

A little eighteen monihs.old son OF
Wiley Roberts Of Annapolis, Iron ooun-
81, was drowned In a branch near his
home on the 18th. The child was
missed and was found Ia the water Il
is supposed he was playing on the bank
aud fell In.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Coli. f. Huntington, tho plu,ocrsI
and millionaire, regrets the tendency
toward higher education among the
masses. Sutc' Why shouldn't hef
Al educated people cannot be euslayed,
aud Coils, a. a wise plutocrat, rccog-
Mics this fact, hence he would have
the masses an ignorant, Flooding class.
Our public schools aud universal edu.
cation are the hope Of scli-guyernment,
An educated people will bear a good
deal, but beyond a certain point their
contention against the usurpaiion and
grinding oppression Of a pstrician plu-
tocracy will resolve itself into a revola.
tion--pesceiul, II possible, but tragic
aud destructive Il necessary. Colli'
has truck the keynote Of a successful
pluIocracy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

but Free Silver has iust bone Of the
spirit Of 90. The Democratic party
recognizes The power aud strength Of
the combination which II must fight,
but IL Is undsunte4. Its banner Of
personal and commercial freedom win
wave where the fight 10 hottest. II
win never surrender the traditions and
principles Of free government.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Billiards. Snow Eminent eurcs
rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, sick
headache, sore throat, cuts, sprains,
bruises, old sores, corns, and all pain
and inflammation. The most pene-
trating liniment Ia the world. Price
20 aud soc nj City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
SPIRIT OF THE SoUrHEAsT PRESS.

A SCHEME or THE cTrr EANKs.
Van Buren, Local, Harry & Cross,
editors; The big city bankers make
practice Of charging from Is TO %
cents for cashing the cora huskcrs'
checks sent there to buy goods, II Is
only another trust formed to force
country merchants to deposit Iheir
money Ia city banks.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

While the Democratic party IS get
tipz ready 10 iB;ss ;5a5 trusts, 'b5 i:S'.'-
ocralic Legislature Of Missouri, which
has done well In some respects but bad
in others, passes = street railway com
bnc measure that Is enough to make a
genuine Democrat feel sick, and which
wcakcas ia measure ;he genera! 80!
tudc Of the party on the trust issue,
We are pleased to note that tho vote,
Of both Senator Clay and Represents
tive Bradley Of this county were cast
against this measure. Their eons,itu.
cul, will endorse them.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

In constipation ilerbine affords ia
tural, healthful remedy, acting prompt
~. 4 few small doses viii usually be
found TO so regulate the cxcretory func-
iiois that they are able to operate with
out any aid whatever. Price so cents,
at City Drug store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
.R Ut TT TT INT
OF WHAT WE HAVE THIS WEEK
I'M BARGAINS!


800 children caps and tamoshanters al OF of goods
we closed out from manufacturers We selling them
at 10 cents EACH they areworh - to so cents piece
80 dozen Ladies' handkerchiefs hem stitched going
at cents.
so dozen ladies belts at 10 centseach, worth from
% to soc
so dozen ladies' vests your choice at 10 and 10
cts, worth % to Soc
100 pairs of old ladies kid balsat ST. worth $3.50.
lot of ladies' oxfords AZ 75c worth ST. and 81 25
A lot of Baptiste cloth, excellent for shirt waists
at Zoe yard worth l5c.
One lot of Ladies' tanned lace shoes excellent
quality going Mt -, worth - rs.
One gross ladies night gowns embroidered aud
rutled fronts, selling for the ting amount Of 60 Gets
worth $l.25 TO $3.50.
For the Hden.
Mems all wool cheivot suits for &c. worth $40
Line of mems worsted suits going at $l0 and go,
worth $l2 to SIG
80 dozen mems undershrts and drawers at - cents,
worth double the money.
30 dozen mems suspendeIs at lJc.
A lot of mems fine shoes at 81, 115 and Sl.25
worth more money.
EsszSs~ Come at once and secure some Of
these bargains; they won't last long ~92SssE
IT'S. LOPEZ X SONS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Unless Q woman cats sufficient acur-
ishing food, she can nelsher gain nor
keep good complexion. Food, when
digcsted, Il the bssc Of oil health, al
strength, and Ill besuty. Herbine viii
heir atscst whst you eas, and give you
the cisar. bright, bsaatifni skin o.
heslth. Price 80 and $50, q City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Les Beasley, . man who does not
believe In banks aud carries his savings
with hira, was robbed Of eS50 at the
residence Of Tom Baird, near Ciarston,
In Dunklin county. on the night Of tho
9Th. Some sensations are reported 70
be on hand when the proper time comes.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Farmingten Times
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1899.

The Legislature adjourned last Mon
day. Its revision Of the statutes Is
said 10 be one of the best and most
complete ever made.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Our trouble with the Philippines and
Cuba promises 10 take a fresh start.
Imperialism is bad business for II great
Republic 10 be engaged In.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Administrator,e Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that ietters Of aa.
ms0isfFafi0n were granted 20 the under
signed by the Probate Court Bf 81 Francois
county, Missouri, bearing date OF April 7th.
ls9g, ON the estate os
u. q, ELYtNs, Decd.
Al persons having claims ae4tinst said
estate arr required 10 exhibit thent 20 fhs,
Administrator fpr allowance within unr
year from the date Of said letters or tllSy
may ~ preCiudei from any benefit OF satf
estate, ana " not exhibited for allowance
Within two YnurS from the date OF said let
tgrs, they VII be- forever barred
J, N. ELyiNs. Admir-.
April 20. tSe.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given That letters OF ali
ihinisiratiun wcrr granted tu ne uauer
signed ny thf Probate court pf 81 Frnncnis
County Missouri, bearing date 81 April ID,
is.si, ON the estate OF
". ~ HfGHLEN. Decd.
Aii persons having claims against said cs
tate arr required 20 exhibit them 20 the Al
ministraior for allowance within one scar
frutu tine UNITS of sntu letters or they mas
he nruolndsii irum Hny henrni u sain estate,
AMI y I'D -t.it.s! =. ..:.;s==.s.:-s -,ss:.is,
two years from the date oi buid letters they
VIII be forever barred.
JOHN e.. TuOMASsoN Admir-.
APRIL a. iva.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25
Commonwealth uf Massachusetts,
EsSEx, SIS.
PROBATE nnrnT.

ES&EX, SIS.
PROBATE COURT.
"a 0EORGK W. LANGLEY. wha resided
Va MsrFtniac. "a said cganty. M the yeas
isss. aud sRhe then disappeared, and who Va
believed 10 be dad, if.=state. and 10 The
sons Interested IA the estate Of saId aharntcr
said Court 10 grant u igttnr 81 administration
Oa the estate 81 snla absentee to CAttDiINE
" KING % Newhnryport. in the county of
Essex. or SONS other suitable person.
You arr hereby cited e. APPEAR at q irn.
latn gouri 10 ba held AZ NnwnufYn1rt, VA
said rnunty uf kssHK. on the tWenty sixth
day ot June, A. ID. iefl, ut niue O'Clock IN
fhe forenoon, 70 stow cause itAny you baNg,
why tho same should not ho Kfanted,
And said petitioner - hereby dlrs~ied ~
give public NOTICE thereof ~ publishing THIS
CITATION once in each week, Tor four succcs
sive weeks. In thr Newharypnrt Daily New.
anti FAHNiNgruN INNS. ncNsl8 peTa pub
lishRd. one ~ Newhuryp port and tiae Other 81
Farniingtuu, Missouri, thc last publication
10 be one any AT least before Baid Court and
BY posting copy ~ THIS citation, not toss
than thirty days before said Court, In tvs
% more cOns picuuua public places IN lTDr
Mountain, Missouri. and by mailing, post
paid. uJ delivering at least seven DAYS bU
FORE said Court, a copy n this citation 10 al
known persons Interested Ia said estate.
witness. RuLLIN q. HARMON, Esquire
Judge ~ Gnid court, this fiiih day OF MAY ~
the year OnH thousand eight hundred Rh1
J. r. MAHoNEY. Register
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-25

Notlcc 4 hereby efvesi mat isfxeKa OF ad
n1iuatfrntion we're granted 90 tire uuder.
AiGnDN by tbs Probate Nourf ~ st Francois
County, Missouri, bearing date Of May 18th,
tx.fa, on the estate %
GEORGE n. AsIgnuRs. Dec'a.
An parsons having eiaims AGAINST said ~.
tate ars ruilaireu 20 esliiDlt tfefa To the "A
uiinlstralor tor allowance within one vpar
from tiio tsata Of Eaid letters, or they tEAy
and II not exhibited Tor allowance within
two years from the date OF eaid letters. they
VIII BE- forever barred.
q, 1. NORRIS. Administrator.
May rs, iNs,