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SfAH EAY~May 81 =. r1,-Barometer
e q. light rain wind ives, six mica
Passed ons a shin Tn tow OF the Lortn.
s,sa a. III. a bark and thres-.aast sch3on-
er In tow II the tGg Sea Lion, rs \. N. :;
ship and "a four-Enast schooner in tow Il
The WanasTer, - 2. m In straits. bound
osst Il veSs@i N tow 81 tire tug Lar.n.
Passed IN, steamer Bristol. l. aoon.
CLAIs!4AM -MAy 81 T. m.-Heavy
rain light sas, wind
TNlN-MaY S. 2. na-Eeayy rain
fresh southwest w!ai
PORT CRESCEST~AAy st ? "a
NaTCzsets-. y 81; cloudy: wind east three
natie~
PORT ANGELES IS 2. m
C8on6y. caern. Passed ap. steamer s.ey
=. IN. passed oat during the usgAs chip
Siar1as France. In tow cf sae Isortu In
tAe hay. ships Wnl. Mitchell ana pzlgarar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-29
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING



bark Diamond Head ard %
by
sroms
HAVE w McNear
hak Smn0 lumber from
merchandise from Honolulu:
Bos Co
from
Il by Gsvfn&
meh
by wnanaO
from San Fran
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\ k~ite OF the MA

Nany ciG SELLERS ROM fesi tAs e~a..,. -.
sAe hard ssFSsSs taey ~srs&Ts,4 assrs-s -
war Ag, GA y &ssss~sars ~
Yogs saAnty. Feuz. wAa szw 80 $500
ssnA * s~Txtre a. ne freaf Is rez. -
saeEsly sTsst1tfs ~fts Fsseaaftzatssyvs =,
ssV"fs atlas *sesy Re says ~s~s
9Alns u &s3 - HecA sect that I -.
@ks 20 sn@~ ~aas Yeg w00iS s4Aarrm -
fsr @Fe ssssn Neffa1s-" Mr. 49,
y ArsssS < ksstg ~ Us VT zee and "a 80
~ II - aLs friends , "a seixAassss a -
sfF = ATS &aN4& Save hsStss - I. -
sser hesse. ae4 @H}y sar rA%ssrvsafss,s. hs,s
sssss s&ek ssfstnrz s~eSss1Ss, eus. sraa~<.
Aad s4Fgss. fer wsses Il - asses-A.1S. Ycr
80 ~ a. 4easerA
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TNey SAY that sAe fsss. N,sef - Ysxa~ a
% BE- foa.t, 3: tssIssaa. 4 ss,efr. on she g.
sa Pa rSsas. sai e s. Asas Av seven sane.
oslea ssssers 10 tAS avS9FsesSrs sYe 1,ss-
siarlS called Several years .su q ~-susAa
IN csf pace ara Asr htsssas4 assa.rsgexs
oS"r :ae best @&y - sxrsasassfBs.sr tAs.
scripture = SsetAv ssNssss qteex sys
we're ~ stubborn thas tsssy seea~ss..i "a
~sfH Really a9vegHss, Eae fanNly san.
Hsserst Ma sSSsn ~ ~ sas se@r. sA5ea
WAs se~a distinctly CIV l.iea ass~xen .as
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The Cxarfna arrived with cargo Of gen.
eral merchandise yesterday from San
Francisco.
Steamer Queen arrived from Sound
pcr,s early this morning and went 10 the
south bunkers.
Tie Cottage City has about finished re-
pairs. and took on coal at the bunkers yes
terday afternoon.
schooner without name plate. sup
posed to be the Louise ]. Kenney. tied up
at Schwabacher's wharf yesterday MORN
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-29

PORT BI.AKELEY. May A-Beluw are
names. Destinations etc. OF vessels ioao-
An echr Fanny Dutnrd. Capt Rudoach.
Hueneme, Cal. Am Echr Excelsior. Capt.
Burmeisser. Newport. Cal: Am schr e =.
Holmes Capt. johnson, Honolulu, n. :.
Am bkfn Newsbcy, MolleSead. Nournea.
New Caledonia. Am schr Jane L. stan
ford, Capt johnson. Adelaide. 8 A; Am
blk Kate Davenport. Capt. Merriman. san
Francisco: Am bk Seminole. Capt. Taylor.
Sydney. n s. w: Am sh ~. p. Graces
Capt Grant. Delagoa Bay. South Africa !:
Chi biz Guinevere. Capt Johansen, Val
raraIso. Chile,
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Uaax~I wss thrown ~ ,r,s,..- -.
80 tF1 st'sss ] sa3at sny fare. ,sf xo.,
Sast nsSes fti4ow feei eTuaarraSx~.9
toi ss9sllt - xbss yaa w~rcy,s.
tNfesa nn&HF the trailer vgsssss e.aH -. -.
50. uP @1~at Il sssn. -f'asls.e .nsia r..
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by virtue OF an order OF sale issued OUT
Of the United States district court for tho
Northern division. district OF Washington
on the 2G;h day Of May. 1893. notice II here
by given that will sell by public auction
for cash Monday, the 9Th day OF Jqnes
1899 AT II o'clock q. m. at the front door
OF the building on the northeast corner Of
Fourth and Marion streets. In the city OF
Seattle King county. Wash. wherein the
Federal coartroons are located the seam.
or ''yespsr." her engines. boilers machine
cry beats. tackle, apparel aprurtenance1
and furniture, as she now Hes In MorAu'o
ship yards. IN said city OF Semitic
G.. w IDE,
United States Marshal
By II. w. Tyler. Deputy
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Captious critic--why don't you publish
an article from the pen OF Admiral Dewey
or Gen LIawton. or some of the heroes now
IN the Philippines?
Magazine editor-We expect to do that in
1900 We haven't finished up the war in
Cuba yet-Chicago Tribune.
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d
tai yuatIon 4a0M
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THE Chicago. Milwaukee st. Paul
railway is the most popular line between
St. Paul and Chicago
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NOTICE TO ST0cKHOI.DEHS-The an
nuai stockholders meeting Of the Golden
Tunnel Mining Company wifi be neH ek
the co-nsaapy's nffiee. 81 New York block,
IN the city Of Seattle. Wash. on the 18th
day 81 .Iane. isss at ] 20 o'clock 3. ~
All stockholders are invited 30 be pres
sent GEO. r. GARDNER,
6ncxetnHA 4
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MARINE NEWS.

San FRANCISCo-Arr.ved May 9. str
Luella Tillamook: str National CITY, Unga.
schr Lily. Cmpqua
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BICYCLE races Decoration day. 2:sl
p. m.
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ToDAY's WEATHER.

TODAY's WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY
Portland, May Is. 1899.
o. g. DEPARTMENT CT AcRiCUi-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. May Is. 1899.
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND.


in
and schargtn ~" "-'es "Nay
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local Report.-Maximum temper
allure. IS degrees: minimum, e.; dry bulb,
So: wet bulb, As: mean. IS: weather cloudy:
.A OF an inch rain past twenty-four hours.
GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Section Director. Weather BureAu
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UNITED STATES MARsHAI,s SALE

Administrative of the estate OF Edward Il
Nordhcff. Deceased.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09
JItf'S BABY.
\ klnndikr OoE Goes ForaEtaz and
HctHrna with an Indian
Infant.

Two years ago. when the Klondikt
fever was IN epidemic on the Pacific
coaNt. tays Truth. John Harms and
wife. of sni~in. with their three
mnuihs-old baby. took passage on Z
steamer from San Fra nciioo TO the gold
fields They iuok with them from then
home large dog, of no special breed
but. as MIR. I!aruss sayn. "dogs are
valuable en- the Yukon" and, ns Mrs
EaFnss raid Jim YVES baby's protect,
or" The many stories Of dogs afFcc,
ton for children were rot exaggerated
In JimS easr His only object of earth.
~ worship was that baby. After q
few months rc~idcEce on Tlonanza
creek. the baby died. and Jin was Ia.
cunaolablr. lie would not Kermit
caresxs or attentions even from his
master, lat Kept watch over the little
iaonnl on ihe hill for many days and
nlghis. One day he came home. and.
after being fed by Airs. Harms. trotted
OF in the direction OF an. Indian village
about mile Distant. Tie wus gone for
two or iErce days One evening, when
Mr. asd Mira. Harms were eating their
evening meal, they heard Jlm's scra;vi,
on the deer, ard upon opening II there
be stood. waguing his tail ferociousIy
and locking very happy, and al his feet
lay little indian baby be had stolen
and carried home. tied pp In piece of
old blar Blanket. with nothing visible
bns ire iiiaie refund face
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

rs cents per week, with that money la
circuiationa
II think not. II your farmers had
received si,T5O, 900, 900 for their
wlca, last year In place of Si0G. 000,.
Gee. and ! guarantee 10 prove to 900
that they should have done so, aud
''ould, u tho remedy had been APP
piled; In the place OF being borrowers
next year, they would have beeoma
lenders, Take the corn crop, aud tn
grass crop, which fiourished In marvel.
lous luxurianee, besides being the basis
Of the meat aud dairy productions
the returns from the hay would have
beea many billions OF dollarsi
''Arc Eastern men going TO again
vote for a single gold standard, or will
they in 1900 vote for the Democratic
party and bimotallism
IAN me something CASTER. Men
only grasp truths as they become the
sad-eyed victims Of falsohoods The
viciinlized will vote. but their masters,
the b0ndholders, will no more yield
than did the Southern slave holders 10
1861. And for substantially the came
reason, 'sclt.interest. There are.
however, signs NIL along the line ia
Eastern States Of an awakening from
the long sleep which has nearly re.
suited In national death. Manufac.
inrcrs No longer want proicction---prc.
ferring free raw material, and, pro
crossing bnt a step farther, they will
want the great common people OF this
country to become sufficiently prosper
Gus that they mny be able to purchase
the articles nuw manufacturing IN the
East Nothing can effect this change
but an increase in the volume u our
legal tender. From aur present per
caplla circulation of money Of ss, put
Us back 10 500. which We had ia 1861.
'Remnnclize silver may become the
cry vi I'LL Eastern manufacturers and
wage-ouEnen In 1900. Stranger
things have happened" GELrrs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

From the NJ. Louis russ dispatch.
II IA stated that the ratification o.
The treaty WAS obtained by pledge Il
several Senators to phss resolution
affirming that /, IL not the intention OF
the United States to annex the Philip
pines.
II The Administration IL IN gnnd
faith willing TO make this ticuiafaiiaii.
why was II not done bcforeF Wis
was not ho treaty framed In accord.
ance with its
4 declaration TO this effect inserted
In tho treaty or madc ri any time pre-
yious to- last Saturday night would
have avcrtel tae battle Of Manila with
Its terrible loss of life.
fkc blood VI the Americans and
FHipinos shed at Manila ii on the
hands oi the conspiraiors In Washing
ton who have tried to saru war Of
humanity into u war Of s'nriminai ag.
erosion" aud conquest.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09
Something for Nothing.

We have heard Of the boy who want,
oil 10 enl bis cake and keep ii too, but
never before If business man who
sold hi, goods and then gave purchaser
credit for The amount paid, 10 learn
about this scud to James Yicks' Sons,
Of X icheslcr, y. Y, who agree TO do
this IN their Gidde. The Golden We'd
ding edition af Vieks' Garden aud Flo
raj Guide is certainly an artistic work
with It's - pages li,hograped in colors
and nearly 100 more pages filled with
handsome half tone illustrations. pho
gInphcd from flowers, fruits, vegeia-
blcs and homes. While thi. Guide is
too expensive TO give away, they give
with il due bill for 20 cents worth Of
SEEDS for only i5c. Another new ica-
infc = the doing away with the old
packet Of vegetable seeds aud stating
the quantity in each case, the buyer
getting more for his money,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

The treaty Of peace between the
United States aud Spain was ratified
by the Senate ly., Mondry. the yr,c
standing o. To- -, two-third being
required to raliy SENATOR, CockrcIl
anil Vest voted against ratification
The opposition based their objections
upon the anucN1i.pu If the Philippines
and ihr colonial policy which It upcus
up They believe these Islands should
be ifer aud their people allowed to
establish a government Of their own.
This question will be- "a important and
iar.rcacbing issue, and the attitude of
the Administration ia icaling with the
Filipino, pending the treaty. ralilica-
ton has aroused deep di-trust on
their part that has resulted ia open
armed revolt The issue promises TO
be more serious than our war with
Spain. Already It &, announced that
the Presidents future policy is to crush
the Filipinos, and the question Of q
permanent government lor the island.
is still further 10 the future. It will
be hard for the tilipiuos to distinguish
between such a policy and that to
which they were subjected under Span
ish oppression and mi,mlc We are
beginning early 10 reap the bloody
harvest Of imperialism.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09
Trustees Sale.

whereas 4, q. Pratt pud ,frmml prpff.
nv" WE, hy their certain deed %. Isu.f & tt,s,i
,Hg Y day oi hagH. lsal ant neJfsi.i IN
ihs Recorder nfivr OF ~. Trrruls tou- to
Missouri. ~ ds0si haak 4, pats. a. t~.fss~fd
O. thr Undersigned frisftU AIN tErL rgvtt
TIM, Interest and estate lH AMI 10 d.. ~
i1WlHE described real state. s'taJsr. .yiaa
ana briug ln ihe county Gi 81 Eu.nclls and
Stutc ui Missouri, VIZ
lhri li suryel No. i0ij. township IS. raprr
! east drsrubcl rs follows g. xnniug lt
bnr ug sgtl survey 40 inss ana 80 fFTt
south = drErrvs west from tine uDr, f .l..ur
ury nm" oft said tryey. fHHnlu. tltuurn rlltb
ut'stvs-s "tHE iN'B feet g. th" cs1. er ~
harriet \ lanE a tuci tueurs Oath SIDE.
Errrs raH'. - fnpl 10 tire sltl IlrF. f.s.rff.
tdst corner GICuce north -, Gf.trsa. = .
l+ lN'i thence Hngth ,G Gu4rsrs " .ef -
t'rt along fhn gtu'h lire ar nm HFt.t a..
Wide tH lUr bsGnuiHE. CnntHifIgf .s... al
s"s'ni} nv" nuudrrlthv u.5st ace. as.
Fhair No. ~ Ut the 20 fuurVl. W.r.t...s
anu loan ASSOCIATION nf F1riLlnairr 80
Nul.h sAi conveyance was MAJ tufst
It sf'ut" 'h" payment of a csrssV pe,t-
sorry motto. dues. Interest. nnt-. sf. Vs.u5t
IT,. in s1ji deed described. md eh,.r.a,
h'NvNl'nE tHfhu terms a. -Ai.i fl,s.tI g. ~ .#..
.alN note. dues. interest, rnrs nj fst,l;lss
hINr h,r IN" luu AMI remain uu.afI... nH
WheTrds salb above dVEcglnrt Ttl estate
a ,. si.HI" NJ. ~ = tirn said ramf9g,n..
huldlhH hnh lsrtn Association wen trans.
ieTicl Do Francis hittu hy slfI A. IL Pfutt
ana iDu'm1 frwtt, his wife. subject ta all
Ht'h ~ trust and wlsuas. nioru titan uin9
months hHNe elapsed since the GrGfl III stilf
tfdnrl. hiftn. wtr@o heirs are the prnysiis
pWnrta 81 sab prupsrtN nDw tho rsfIrs IN
.c"HTfllhrt with thv pIufsisLlus %. sflI Hn,aft
81 ittuI ana ~ the request - ihr ivinii
holder 81 said A1tp. VIII pro 80 H. vt.l he
ah'Ne Described rial rgtAt az tllp ,t,.frE
housr ufsT - . e city ~ farmlnwtln. in tus.
cnun ~ - Francois. state ttalsg4il. To-
sac highest taddef Tor cash. al gubf. sue
sion. on
Saturday, February 18th, 1909.
between the hours OF nine IA the fpfHI, ..,n
ana fve Ia tn afternoon o., tEaf'uty 4. 80.
iNtt said nnf aHU Nrl IUHfH la a. Iir. ALI
together With ths cps' ana pxfi.t4e 10. gt.-
cutting tut. trust.
NJ i. rNN,F. lse.st,,.
Dated THIS lfth day ~ January. i~s
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09
Dangers Of La Gripps.

The great Sanger from Ia grippe is Of
It's resulting In pneumonia. This can be
obviaied 10y using Chamberlain Cough
remedy, rs ii not only cures Ia grippe
but counicracis amy tendency Of tho dis
ease toward pneumonia. Many thoas-
ands Of bottles II this remedy have been
sold and used during the epidenics OF Ia
grippe II the past few years aud we have
yet 10 learn Of a single case in which ii
was used to have resulted IN pneumonia.
For sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

You are perhaps aware that pncu-
monia always results from cold OF
FROM an attack Of Ia grippe. During The
epidemic II Ia grippe a few years ago
when 50 many cases resulted 10 pnou-
monia, Il was observed tina, the attack
was never followed by that disease when
Chamb@rlain's Cough Remedy was used,
1t couutcracis any tendency of a cold OF
Ia grippe TO result IN that dangerous NAL.
ady. It is the best remedy 10 the world
for bad colds aud la grippe. Every bottle
warranted For sale By City Drug Store
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09
Order of Publication.

.
In the matter pfthg gtl,ri lu tlf Probate
taaship ot sarah T. F.ip T.H.f ut NJ
thrrtone. ~ Hiram u F.purats
/ ttalhefstoHo, Of 80. tp.afr. HI-
! Douuty 81 Dallas st4E.bf ..,-.
| Texas, hcr guardian.
! Now comes liinua trt.#trr.f.. ..atsi
/ IAN 81 sarah L.. fsath.tssan. u. .'GsHund
anna, hts wife. ana bb h. LA .K ff.-
s"nts 20 ~ tourt hiz ayrl. tI5. .,u' iA4
tue Court o. make an order. ~ tr.-ti.i *
section Esa Revised stnt,i'Ua III .nltff
I is@s authorizing him on beialf ~ ~ Biuta..
WI, Hhd wata, e. execute as her ariifr
interest. ~ and IA the f1lir, i'ir r. s',Itrr.t
| property, situate IN The q 4nty ~ ts ran
c1is. ana state Of dis4ou.i. t3.wt
inu Of 4. :. survey 80. -. {. ,,t.aln 81
hJttli' ranfr east isrs inEiAr Cos NE slalh-
rnsl corner " the teTEley t7ic. glHa.ng
iltIth y Is RiFot "astFs farhfts - 70 r.rul.
~ ~" Hiltatnru AMI FariAlr fur. .stJ I,gt
snrth nv gi frtkip} tuct, rcn Jtu "a
utFtsrs " u iel chains ~ the r.r = go. .ar-s
her OF said 1cFkfu, tract uHyEgg sgp.i ~.
Ft"cH Wf~t "a ~ itN chains. o. the p.4rr ~
ur less.
And TIE Court having seen aHG Dr.. ~ . s.gsl
afP4tatlaH as" tfiuU fdts aHFt-r, -s ann
ruHCrfHlur same. uulH ur,t#r tis,,s !, g.. uf mr.
,he hlh DAY "i FEBRUARY. rsy, ~ r'. ALL
l. .',,,i.., lsfn' ~ rus Gear, aHr 'sd
BETTER q" snuA De authorized LY 'lfgaIg
ateht Ut thls fwttFt 80 sHusry ,-t.s -.f i. ...,ie
intefest ~ mud p tho aforesaid e. -'is,
prupefiy ana al parttrs HAVING ANY iItrf-
~ ~haitsrr IN ssatH drscsi ss'u real UT pgrty
are il'r rby notified 70 appear 90 ~ sGiI
=. - .--S'. ',t' ti''r 's-i-fF-u
sntA A.u mere HiaAc. u any they hgsc. WHY
tht order ana Judgment Jl the Cuurt lTsYpi
for should not la made.
And The CuuFt doth nnicv. ili4t . rrr.iartl
r'p} oi this order shall b. infti. fNsd Or the
pFilHd on twenty d~yk IN The Fauv s,.TuN
ltNls, new paper publlshtd 81 '',is euun.
Y hhH State and thai tns pstbiv h~F'a rpuF
shhll, uu pf hvfDgs the isth daf " Fpugaary
lNfi. Me With the CirFk of th.stytet t.ia ~.
FuiIsd lH!taSit 81 TIE publication OF thtS
otdrr in hts safd paper.
= true cupy pf the rscuri
Attest & r WiLE-OS
CirrA % FruUa., guur
January n. tslJ
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09
Fdrmingten Times
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ., 1909.

II report. that reaeh rs through the
newspapers and other sources arr iiue,
We suggest that our Legislature nrud
lie pace. Il - .asi that the clerical
force Is nearly doublc that Of the last
revising session, that Senator'S and
Representative have filled these places
in many instances with mentors Of
their own families, AMI that they have
Rl,le or nothing to do Di. dga" theit
raArle. Extravaganza ind nrp1'i'm do
not constitute a good basis for a COM
Dcndablc record Apps the brakes
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

Tablcr's buckeye Pile Ointment give.
instant relief. 1t allays inflammation
aud heals. 1t Is prompt in It's action
aud positive in It's effect. Il Is the
Kind that cares without pain or discum
fort. 1t is for piles. Only soc; tubes,
zoe, City Drug Store. !
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

Many who have recovered from at.
lacks Of IA grippe arc nov troubled with
persistent coughs, for which Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy has proven espc.
ciaIly valuable. Try il. Even Il othC'
remedies have failed, Il sin cure you. II
always cures. For sale by City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09
Ar ~. ,sel,a~ 4, =, .,e.a a., !.

Arc Jon lacking In strength and en-
crgys Are you nervous, Respondent.
irritable, bilious, consolidated, and gca-
orally run down In hcalth7 Han. rom
liver h torpisls and 4 few doscs At gIef-
bine will rnra you. Iierbine has na
equal u health rcssprcf. City Drug
Sf0ra. /
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

A Massachusetts family has FIVE eaf,
With varying tastes. One Is ravrnou:
for beet root. another ~ats only caeum
hers. another tomatoes. another tist
and the fifth wiN taste nothing but
bread and milk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

Ballartl's Show LiHimcns. Jherc Is
No pain IL will not relieve. 40 swelling
Il vii! not sabdur, no wound IL win not
hcaIs Il viii euro ffossbItes, rhiiblains
and ooraa. Is and sos- t'Isy Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

Stay that barking by using Ballard
HoFehound Syrup. 1t arrests the cough
allays irritation Of the throat. and no.
iIcyes congestion Of the lungs In day
II Il safe and pleasant to take, ami
seyer lisappoirs. IS and 5oe. Cay
Drug Store. =
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09
A Ieff-fIaaaad f.iuh

In southern California there IN q
.ieft-handed" club, with q membersliir
Of nearly s.o0o scattered throughout
all The principal towns. To be left.
han1ed is shs only qualification neces'
sary for rnemberShiu
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

strr1s- the Temh ef she rnmsrrtea.
Tire grave Of ar uumnrried wnmru IN
Turkey h otter indicated by rose
sarsed In ssohs
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

corporation known as the Missouri
Valley Liquor Co. has been organized,
n which Hugh Brady, tbs Governor s
Election Commissioner, Louis c. Ncl.
son, the Governors bruthcr.in-l
and other, Supposed to have political
pulls are members; that men To
whom the Excite Commissioner had
refused to grant saloon licenses had
no trouble in securing such license,
after having bought good supply Of
liquor from the Valley Liquor Co.
OF course Gov stephens shoald not
DO held responsible fpF the Kind Of
ba.incs. hi, brother. in.Mw engages ia,
but when lhat business happens to be-
with some Of the Governors appoint
ccs who arc not regarded as model,
u political umighineSs, some people
will .hrug thrir shoulders aud har5nr
a su~picipu That these same officials DO
not rcgar,i It rs a disadvantage TO haze
onc su closely connected with the GOV
rrHnr family associated win them.
Hut the Governor cannot escape the
responsibility OF appointing such men
As Slurycr, brady and Higgins. H.
instead If going 10 a rich and eNirn-
,iyc brewer, who J., Interested in pu-h.
ing hi, beer among the city saloons,
for 80 Police Commissioning aud 20
rrpu,rd ward neclrrs for such import.
ant offices as Election and Excise Com.
missioner, bee had appointed rcputa-
uir. wrii-kuuwu Hrri -ui,-iuuiisi bust.
ness men. who does NOT believe that
there would h,.c Lcrn more
Wholesome air about these Offices
II Governor stephens wotc 40. aware
Of the common fame Of these m,n,
and had To- decide between Emporium.
ings and petitions recommending, aud
condcmulug, their ap.
pointmcnt---a probability that W.
are ready to conccd this fact ouly
prnvcs that even a shrcwd business
Governor may b, oyerrcachcd by tho
and that the power Of making
such appointments ough, not TO be
placed in the hands of ans Que man,
be be Governor Of the State pr Mayor
Of the city; that the people directly
in the muuiripical govern
mcnt should be allowed to exercise the
right Of clccliug their own chief head,
oi municipal departments, rs they aud
not the State have to pay the salaiirs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-09

Charleston merchants are not afraid
of burglars. Thc hight wa,uhman ia
his round ono niglit last week found
three stures unlocked.