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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08

upon the beef report replied he had read
it. but have nothing to say" he added.
'either about the report, the method Of
testimony or it's conclusions reached"
'Does that mean that SO far-as you are
concerned you will let the matter rest
where the report left it?" asked the re-
porter
II have nothing to say" replied General
Miles.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
May BE HIS Daughter

Indianapolis, May 7.-Mayor Taggart was
in communication with New Orleans today
regarding the body Of the woman found on
Chandaleur island He and Mrs. Taggart
will leave for the scene of the burial to-
morrow and see if they can identify the
body as that of their daughter who was
lost on the Inflated Paul Jones some three
months ago.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
Largest Crowd since the War

Cairo, ILL.,, May 1.-THE largest crowd seen
here since the war, was present today to
see the gunboat Nashville. The number of
visitors has been variously estimated at
from 10 600 to 10000 and they came from six
states. The Nashville will leave at day
light tomorrow for st. Louis. Her pilots
are not at all confident that they can make
the trip, but they will go as far as they
can. The steamer Grapevine will accom-
pany the vessel to make soundings In shoal
DlapaS
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
VOLUME OF APPROPRIATIONS
For Third Session of Fifty-fifth Con-
gress Has Been Completed

Washington, May THE volume relating
to appropriations required by law to be
prepared and published at the end of each
session of congress unuer the direction of
the. committees on appropriations OF the
senate and house has been completed for
the third session of the Fifty-fifth con-
gress. A summary of the appropria tons
show the grand total of 1914, 9s1 .022.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
Park a Sea of Mud

Dallas, Tex, May IA heavy rainstorm
this morning made the ball park sea of
mud where Dallas and New Orleans played
two games this afternoon, each winning
game. Score:
First game RHE
Dallas -. 800. ......2 1022O1O*-S 10 /
New Orleans go. :. 20 0 o. 001-3 Z 1
Observation-Disclosures and Morris; De-
laney and Byers.
Second game RHE
Dallas -. -. .......0 00001100-2 7
New Orleans -. 80 0 3 0 0 s 1 Pill 10 3
Observation-Disclosures Spencer and Alex
ander; Switzer and Byers.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Cincinnati, May 7.-Bretenstein was in
vincible today until the ninth inning, when
two singles, an error and Blake's double
netted three runs. The locals hit Powell
safely five times in the first, but found
him troublesome after that. Score:
R.HE.
Cincinnati -. .... ..3 0 0 0 30 0 0 0-3 9 8
81. LOUIS ....U U U U 81 0
Batteries-Breitenstein and PETIT; Powell
and Criger.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
Number 16411
Won Wheel at .,g6s
Venable 81 Mathews.

Mattings, Oil Cloth and Le-
noleom in great variety at 81.
Herzfeld.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Mobile Wins the Second

Mobile, Ala, May 7.-Mobile had Shreve-
port shut out up to the ninth inning today
when six hits and a wild throw by Houston
sent in six runs. The locals batted Black
burn heavily, Parvin making five hits out
of as many times at bat. Score:
R.H.E.
Mobile..... 49,. 001OO372 % l
Shreveport. -. -. 20 o 0 0 0 &c 9 2
Bateries-Parvin and Badger; Blackburn
and Rollins. -
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
Plate Glass Trust

Trenton, N. j., May 1.-THE United
States Plate Glass company, capital $1,000
900, was incorporated here yesterday to
manufacture glass of all ginds.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08

You can get a delicious
drink at Norton's Soda Foun-
10 D.,
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08

Place your orders for CUT
FLOWERS for the Carnival
with Parker's Drug Store.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
WE'VE STRUCK
The KeunOte Of the PeOp!e's VANS

lilo NOullUb0 vi bio 0Opl0 . Wdilb'
By Offering desirable, seasonable
goods-goods the people have use
for-at lower prices than ever of
fered- A concert of bargains
you'll enjoy. Nothing fat, |
but an inspiring array with |
Increasing volume drowning
petty offerings of minor i'm
portance. Music Festival and
Mardi Gras Bargains which
delight our customers and
give them the agreeable SEN
sation of musical jingle of |
change left in their pocket
after supplying their Furni-
ture and Carpet wants from
our magnificent stock.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08

yesterday from Junction City, Kan, hav-
ing in charge VIM. Dockins, a white man,
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
DOCKINS IS HERE

Deputy Sheriff Travelled 1000 Miles to
Get Him
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
HammOckS.
500 Rolls Mating.

Regular Sc per roll of 40 yards; for
these days only. =. =. -. ...s 3.95
A splendid IS quality at. -. ...$ 5.95
An extra heavy specially made
China Mating; sells at s12, ats SIS
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-08
RefrigeratorS.

There is only one Refrigerator on
the market. 1t is the NORTH STAR.
Our customers who have tested its
merits sing its praises In one grand
symphony. You can buy others
cheaper; you can't buy one better.
You may save a few cents now, but
spend many times the difference in ice
and spoiled provisions.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20
LnrArINn TIE A.YtL.M.

An intimltiln cpmes from IN, State
Capital that the formation Of The com.
mission for tha location Of thp new IL.
slna Asylum in Southeast Missouri, and
the selection Of thc site, will b, cousid-
crahly MIXED up with peanut politics,
aud that the SINE combination that OF,
gaui2cd the Legislature AMI that Ia.
attempted 10 coutrai Il Ia thr interest
Of aspiring statesmen, will control the
Asylum location. A the entire state
will pay for the Asylum, and a, ), Is "a
hr fur th1 accommodation OF ali 81
Southeast Missouri, Il Is 70 b, hoped
that merit alou' will govern IN the Sc.
lection OF Che commission and the site
--llunkln Democrat.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

The Messenger !. mos committed 10
auy man for The Glyrnnr-h.p ol Mis-.
souri, nest year, aud when it dog, il
will have the lnli assurance lhot De- doc
rot want the office "a blilI mp q ma.
chine tn reward hfs friends and plui-h
hi. enemies We have htd enough Of
this SORT pf thing ia the past three
wears. and murr especially in thu last
thrt months, GuY stephens could
have m1ie very crcli,ablc record aud
stood as close - the hearts Of thu poo
pie as ANY man ia tha State, Il hc had
kept GA of politics and left hi, friends
alone who showed him int, their fight.
dexter Messenger.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

! FROM the Mississippi valley ur:u rrrt,.
/ IN q recent message 90 the Missouri
( Legislature, Governor stephen, made
a statement Of facts that viii surprise
HIauy old citizens lie say ;bgrt arr
about half a milIiol acres ul Govern
mout hand IN the state not vet taken
up, and that there are 5000, UgU agor
If vacant hand susceptible Of cuHiga-
ti1a. Here Is an opportunity for The
cSpausioui.ts Let them come and &c.
cupy these waste acres, iu the heart ui
the creates. State 10 the Union, and
l,cip us to dtvciopg the maryelou7 re.
sources of the most favored region uf
,hc earth. We haze soil that even
the llmed valleys OF the Nile r4uu,t
equal, aud inrxbuNi5lc miues Of isll,
zine, iron, o1il and other miucrils,
which, whsn developed. will add BIZ
lions 10 the wealth NJ the world. There
Is single undaycIopcl slra,s Of ctuutl
coal 10 IiucOlu county That will slur
. day b. worth billion 10 dollar, aui
/ Il can be bought u,W ir tac prlr, oi
ordinary farm land Ste what upuar-
tuniIiet this great State oTsrs! oar
timber supply Is OF the finest qatIuy Of
t...y.l ,v.o,ls, auI ID i,dioiousiy htudIsl
will be ineNhau.tjhle. We hayAa eli
mate that j. mild and variable, - TIA,
one never grows tired ul ANY pttisu.H
kind Of weather oa account u ijslllg
continuance. Oar rivers. likes, val.
lrys, hills and M lul,tin. agr Ihs mrH
picturesque in the world Oir fruits
vegetables anl varied agricultural poo
ducts rival those Of al ia o'h,s States.
Oar hens are the mpst progressive in
tho entire Iui,u, fyf 1t is % fact tia
they bring more wealth iutU the State
than any other single industry We
arc prUui Of ON hens As TO line cJt.
tie, horses, hogs and sheep, they ruycr
e thousand valleys, aud The world pro-.
du,cs none ike ihnm We raise very
few ASSES because this iuiuury ! CON.
HANN VtihAlttkt 20 lle a. .tIuNGAH
party, which wc arc glad to sag is MT
strong 10 this State; bli the Missouri
mule has raise bis voice In many iGds,
aud carried the fame Of the cummur-
wealth fat beyond seas We hav, bet
ter school, and a finer school system
than any other State ia the Caioa. aui
our people represent aIl the elements
u peri ,etion in humanity. Tho best
people Of al races and ualiuua!nics
have made Missouri their home, aud
here wc see 10 an their glory til" In
ishcd products oi perfect manhood and
womauho1d Come To Missouri aud
expand. The Philippines, nor nny
other distant islands Il the sea. off
any suci. indnCemcnts as those which
III at the doors Of al our c!lizrus.
Peace aud plenty prevail, and oar re-
pose Is uo, disturbed BY sad,le-epIorcd
saysgcs struggling against benevolent
assimilation, for hUrc most Of rs are
Democratic and alI arc FREQ.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20
Obituary.

Nancy Ian pure0. the beloved wife II ia.
". burcn. born In ~ Francois county No .
april ith, i~5T. departed this lite tpri' wh.
Iyu. aged % yen. .. - months ana " days
The 4 arraHed was unitet Ia marriage ygitI.
Mr.. e.. ", Durcu March l7ih. 1881, andieayts
q loving companion AMI eight dear children
90 ianurn hol sal departure, Hrrsn seal Was
converted ana Joined the free baptist
Church IN tho year i9al, auI lived faithlul
rJnasian 800" uBlli death. The funeral was
preached by tnr writer ut tnr homo ~ the
teC~I-'i 81 it~- UuH tfoai ttv following
text rye hath NOT seen nor ear haaF3
uo.tl"r h1ll, apt.r...i taga lhr heart 81 niai
thc thing wulcA cod hath prepared zoe
thrm THAT love iim "-I upy ga. The r..
mains were Ialg o. gg5s ia t4r 'lssuair rrW
;''-sS - .;ss- .:5;l. So, g await ti,a morn
inE ug the uHai resurrection.
en- mJ'hHr, uur h"1ris arr 80 SAT and oar
u7uio & sl lonely witauat thee No more
caa wc ser chs smiling face, no ~ lrr can
we hear thy Eautlu vV.rE, rhprs IS q "a
--aH.s ia ..sf t.,as. tsi ts i..- p s.--.e..' =
gain. May tod bips tte btrrayrl ones ana
may her children iss Nrl1tlt up in thc ical
ana almonil3un uffhr lasl
why should wn u-u8lc 60 convey
These baI3ns Co tiIn tsmhs
faf thrEg 'ba bHtlF ai Jv~g lBy,
And irii Tong Esrlrur.
Ps.u-.a. yg clay maa o., YOUR bod.
90 spite U4 IiI guuF tJpuHH.
Iht ttii. fHH wise. THE iryrlu NJ heal.
Mast iig us igs co. ours.
T.. MONTGOMERY.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

Legislature TO rs members and clerks
aud a report has gained crejence that
the state Is 10 a bad way financially,
when as a matter ci fact there Is more
money 10 the Treasury than usual dur.
Ing the sessions Of the Legislature. Il
this policy il persisted ia, the MEMBER
oi the Legislature and employc~ may
have 10 wait several m9nihs before ID y
eau &c, their pay, and they are no.
feeling very good over the em1Itra"iu :
prospect.
Gov. stephens, when Treasurer and
siac, he became Governor, has called
the attention uf the General Assembly
to the subj,c; several times, anl RE.
commended that some measure bt
adopted To relieve this recurring BIZ
ennial fiscal condition II the strict
construction policy Of Treasurer Pitt
shall have The effect Of stimulating the
present General Assembly to dn some,
thing along tlls line, Il will h'r1
served q good purpose, even if b should
cause little temporary iuc1ngaal'uea
to the holder, Of Legislative certificate.
ami State warrants.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

fREpEnicKrowN, MO.. April 10. $3.50
The ladies Of ahis town are cudeayofiug
TO erect a suitable monument here II
honor 1T she Coniederales who fell ia
the battle Of Freileriektnwn, wh.rc We
lost ono whose place was hard TO iill
(COl. Adam Lowe) sud knowing there
are many old .Coniederases latougb-
out Southeast Missouri who h1ro me
company when | was leaving the battle
ield (in rather a hurry. and who,
perhaps, would help thesn noble women
In the comncHdahIe work In which
they arc engaged, ask yoa 10 publish
this aud Fequeat other Southeast Mis-.
soari papers TO please copy. Remit
sauces can DC sent to Mrs. Il. c. Jen.
kins, who Is State Vice President Of the
Daughters Of tho confetleraey. aud she
willreceipi for the same. Respectfully.
l. u, JEsxiNs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20
STATE FISCAL SITUATION.

A peculiar situation is presented IN
the fiscal condition Of the State Treas.
ury; 4 condition which. though Il has
secured every two years through scy-
eral administrations, has never created
any particular stir nor uucasincss until
the present time
There are 1904, 6J5.l7 IN the
Treasury, but Of this sum only Ss2g,-
GiG.IO belong to the revenue fund. It
has been the policy Of the Legislature
for number Of years 10 appropriate
one-third of the general revenue fund
TO the public schools OF the State, which
will amount TO abonl $3.50. goo, !aay.
ing only about $40, 900 in the rcvs.
nue. fund to pay legislative expenses
aud appropriations, which 1t Is osti-
mated viii be about 1905 600.
This, II seems, Is not an unusual
condition, but recurs with each bisnnal
session Of the Legislature, and the State
Treastircrs have heretofore msi the vi.
nation By borrowing from the State ia.
ferest fund IN order to meet ourrcnt
demands, paying II back when the
revenues from the4axes for the year
came In This policy was a technical
infringement Of the law, but as theirs
was no immediate use for tn, State In
tcrcst fund, which lies Idle 10 the Treas.
ury until the interest GA Outstanding
state bonds falls due or bonds are
called iu---and the revenue to replace
u always came In In llms 20 d. this
there was no real danger or risk IL tho
caslom; but State Treasurer Pitts. It
appears, Is strict conairnctionis. Of
the law that prohibits he use Of one
fund 10 meet expenses charged ar
against another, aud although he
started on. BY following tbs policy Of
his predecessors aud paid out about
100000 on certificates isanei against
the rersnuc fund BY the Legislature, be
has called a bali.
AZ 0 result If this strict construction
roiicy, tbs banks Of JetefsoE CRY have
ssiased 10 discouns certificates Of The
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

The Troop, under Major General
I.awton, who have been routing the
Filipino insurgents and driving 'bcm
from their cities and slrougholjs, have
returned from the chase 10 Manila,
cyacuadug all the towns they have
taken. Il 4, said ltl, troops are needed
IN the movement north oi Manila.
Gen LawtOn II reported as saying 10
an interview. "Wih the forces have
there Is 40 dJub, could % through
the whole island bat Il a government
Is to be established. it viii Jcuccrssary
80 garrison al the towns. II would
take 100, 600 men ,opaciiy The i.lanl,
regret the necessity Of abandoning
the captured territory SDitappaar,
that all the towns and territory cap.
turcd by our soldier. have 10 b, ablu.
,loncd, and all tho lives lost aud the
blood poured out IN that short but IA.
uurS- -auuliaiSn wUtu ,pr"s -, --'-
The talk but Il few weeks a@p, when
the Filipinos were flying before our
troops, that the end was near aud the
fnsuFypuiE yyerr rr4,Iv lt -1Auir tl tha
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20
The Besl In lle World.

We believe Chamberliiu's Cuugl
Remedy Is the best IN the world 4 few
weeks ago We suffered with a severe cold
aud troublesome cough, and having
read their advertisements in our own
and other papers, we purchased BOTH
10 see how !; would effect us Il cured
Us before the bottle was more than hall
used. Tho Herald, Aniersouyllle, Ind
For sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20
No Relief From Rheuristism Until Chan
berlain's Pals BALM Wss Used.

In isss ms vile Wsng Kast aad was
attacked With rheumatism. She Fcy
geiscd 90 rcliet EMIL she tried Cham-
bcrlalns Pain Balm. Since thar time
SIC hayc never been without ID. We
ilua Il gives instant feliei Ia cases q
burns aud scal,ls and u npver failing
for all lheumaiie and neuralgie pains.
b. &, nraut. sanla Yacz, Cal, For
sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

Il is difficult for tbs average news.
paper reader 10 distinguish between the
good and she bad cough medicines
\ iait trial, however, will convince any
one thai CbambcrlAja's Tough Remedy
Is perfectly reliable aud that h isplcas.
ant 1nd safe to take Those who Use
IL alway, speak well OF IL and often
recommend Il 70 'heir f.ieud,. Il you
have Troublesome cough, give it q
.t.ill aud sou are certain 10 get relief
For sale hy City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

Il, 4. Pearsons Of Scott county is ia
jail on a charge Of forgery. he was
Irsi known iu the country N sanetiii.
cation holiness preacher, aud has como
Un down until he is a candidate fof tho
peniten;iary. lie has besides been 80.
euaaa o. iiriug Isis own house 10 secure
the insurance, bu, Il was not proved,
aud als beun engaged IN the saloon
D isiness.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

Those hor1id tits 81 depression, mel.
ancholy, ia@ spirits. and sudden irrl.
liability, that sometimes atsiint eyes
good tempered people, Il due u thu
blood being permcaied with black bile,
iIeFhiae viii putiis The bload, rrsaors
hrassi, ans: ass@-s;:saasa. Price 5Oc,
NJ Cry Drug Store,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20
Farmifbtoa Times
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1899.

GOV riugree OF Michigan says
"Therc i no more important problem
before the people today than the trust
and what 10 do with IL. !, Is a men
ace to our cbmmercI,I institutions.
Harsh a. It mayNsound, tl,c trust will
divide the people Of this country iaio
sharply defined elasscs--mastcfs aud
slaves. -
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

from the Trial Mountains In ls4T 10
is4s Il was eqaal 10 that Of silver.
Nvw, what was il,e effect If this iniia.
tlou Of gold, for Walker uses the term
gold iusiatloag' soesbeeF places Il III
an amouns nsi less ihRn sl,s0s ,oD0,-
GOO bY The CLOSE Of 1860, hut Tooke
aud Newmarche pu, Il aboai st00,-
zoo, 0Uv less; while d. chesalieF. Ia
his famous argraeut, claimed that the
gold production as compared with sill
yer, had increased five fold IN forty
years. This clalm was made 10 1867.
lie took up the task Of convincing the
nations that gold should be demonc.
lied as too cheap for currency.
Now, what was the effect Of this gold
'inllaiion?' Precisely The same as that
Of silver IN 1860: as gold grew cheap
10 proportion Ia it, abundance. every.
thing else grew dear, OF raised IN value
The rise WAS called Inflated values
Hut desire to ctll your attention to
the ftct that he manufacturing and
agricultural glasses did not eomplain
as the prices 81 their mills aud iarms
adyan1cd the rem1nsirIncc came, a.
!, comics today, from the rich, the IN
come class. They organized through.
out the different nations 10 dcmuneiizc
gold. aud In this They succeeded TO the
extent Of inducing Austria, Germany
and Bavaria 90 drmonc,ixs i com.
plr,rly while Holland, Portugal, Rus
sta and Belgium practically did 10, by
discriminating ..g,insi !! Yes. gseli
like silver or paper when coined IN
sufficient amount viii raise prices
The law &. that the number u dollar,
aud not that Of which they are com.
posed, effects prices GGErrs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20
Lamiristretor,e Nollce.

Nutlre Is hereby given that lrttcgB 90 1H
mui@imtigu wvrr granted g. tAr under
e.lue by 3ir Probate Court ~ IT. Francois
& pu1tY, Missouri. bearing date ~ Avfil ath,
Iftft, uu TIN estate uf
iTCiINNB T.. st-Fu.Ei tNp Drr'1.
Al persons having claims IFliust said rs,
tate are required tu uXHihH thru tD tlr 81
WtUietWtttE tHT allowance Within one yvaI
from the date ut Haih letters. ur they uJg
b. prcnluIeI from Hr=f WHnVtt ut AIT estate
and z Hnt exhibited tor allowance Within
t5W years gruH tHn uIlt OF SAID letters tbVy
VIII h. forever lHErrst
EIlHA e.. ~tTUERI. ENp,
Aurl o. 1876 AdltiuittFHtFix.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20
Produce Market.
Administrator Notice.

Notice ~ hereby given that letters 20 ud,
Wiuirmfiun were granted 90 tho under
signed by JHn Probate fJuTt at ~ Frlucui
county, H-sluri, brUiuW tate Of Apfii ;th,
iyu, eH lhH estate pI
u e.. Eft 49, % cd.
AU person. HlytrE claims against said
estate ate IHruEIrl ls exhibit iHrm 90 the
Administrator fuT lruuECr NitGH uup
sea. "nHn the HAfrug =tii ivttr.s en- thry
Wty ns ftrr.ulr1t from IHy ueHghf at taid
estate. UHI 81 uuf exhibited iuT allowance
Rlthiu tsyu years f.um sac date ul &iid let
tere they va De forever BARRED.
=. ~. EtklN~s Adm r.
Avert "a f.ar
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

Mothers Beware Of those secret
robbers Of your baby 5 quiet mad health
Those slceplcss highs and long hours
OF tirekome vigil arc caused By those
terrible enemies of ehildhoud--warms
Destroy and remove them with White
Cream Nermiiuge. Price, 25c At City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

Sotics g. hereby given THAI '.tirgs nT al
mlulsfFnfluU were granted to tIc under
signed bv iur Probate tUuU uI g. Francois
County VI ssuH4i. bearing date ri ApTd O..
ls.l, uH ~ ystutvuf
" y. nuGiILEi Decd.
M persons having claims against -u'I o.
tate am required tu "NHlli them 'u tine Nt
miuIttHItus IIg allowance within nuu year
from ssu dat. ri Hlit letters. ar they may
b. pre- Ut-u fuiut any r'netlr uf eIlb estate
tun Frafs iTIIu The date 90 sIil letters. tbry
viii ue forever H1r.ri,
itHN &. ftt8Ht~~8N ttm r.
AVsii ~. l-H
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20
THE SOUTHEAST PRESS.


H'ff \ SUI us.
SEAT" interference" in municipal ~
fll- dpn NO. seem 10 have don" th"
Democratic party Of ~ LOU. much
good, witnessed by the election &c.
turns. scott County Nc">lDy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

Even the most vigorous and hearty
people hare at times a feeling Of wcN-
incss and lasstasie. 10 alspsl this seel-
lag sakn iferbiae: Il Hili iaspaFt vigpr
and vitality. T'rics. soc At Cisy Drag
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

II. n.--iiryau and iiclmout-Wm.
!. Rryau and O. II. l.. (not fcrry)
nriInont Nebraska aud New York.
IEow would that do for a National
ticket cor Glse Democracy in 1900 In
view Of the s7and taken by MIR Belmont
nj the "dular dinner 10 NrH York
last saturday night, It Hrikrs O.. thh
the idea j. not a bad uIH
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

Cuts, wounds, burns, spriins and
bruises quickly heal II you apply lial.
larh's Snow Eminent Price, 25a and
DOC 1t Cly Drug Store
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

Tho Farmers auI Mechanics Iiank
II Es=lnonl, which WAS closed iasi
year, has inst paid is ,Isplsl,ors In full.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-20

John Taylor Of Wayae county COM
nittrd saiuidc on the 9Th By hanging
himself. No reason is given for The
deed.