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Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1899-12-22

Train No. connects with Southern Pasiae
train No. 10. eastbound. leaving Masisspar 81
10:3e p. m. 2
Train No. 2, connects with Southern Psei1d
train No. 20. westbound. leaving Marisopa 81
5:45 a. m.
Connections made at Phoenix with g. T.P. .
P. r. r. for Prescott and Congress.
Connections at Mesa with stage fer GeidAeld.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays % 1880 D.t
m; for Florence and Globe. Tuesdays. TAsrss
days and Saturdays. at O'Clock q. NJ
Trains stop on signal. ~
Pullman Pa:ace Sleeping car on al! traiss b.
tween Phoenix and Msricopa.
N. X. MASTEN, B.P. PORTRR.
President. General SupA
n. Q. RICKNELL. General Passeaeef Agt,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
To Bridge and Other
Contractors:

Notice Is hereby given that T. the under.
signed commissioner bf HpadS and Bridges
for tie TOMMY ~ 1t trIuru4 and state ~
Missouri. wlll , on saturday The Tgi duY ut
June. iEg, between the the hours ~ ~
u'rlork Il m. and n'CiuCk q, NJ, uf that
dav. NJ the tudrt iluus" door ~ ~" tlty uf
Far niuEiUn. IN sAid rETtIty, let hY public
cutlery, 10 IA" lowest bidder Therefor, the
contract tor repairing the highway bridge
over IVTrr tilUr creek NJ the crossing Of the
Pennington AMI -. lustls Rad. The ron
tractor tn furnish Hli material fpr repairing
said bridge the work and material tn H. nc
rOrtlng tu the plan ana specifications uf the
original bridge un ME Ia tn" ufiir' ~ the
t0untt Cierk TTtr e unty C.uJ reserves
the right - reject any ami all bids.
The contractor viii hc required tn give
bond, payable to tho County. with glpd Hnd
sufficient security, in such sum ns shall h.
deemed sufficient to r1vrr oil dana cs
which may accrue front THE hrt-Ich uf such
contract. ~AM'fs T. .N~#'Ri.
Cnu'r at Roads nnd Bridges.
May s. tgg
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
Mr.. Bryan Is Not ssleeling Candidates

liS,uIS, NIB, MAY 8, 1892
Mr.. W. ). Bryan, Valley Democrat,
81 Louis, Ma.
My Dcar Sir-Yuur favor ut hand
get u good deal Initiated by the cou-
slant efforts Of the opposition press TO
create dissensiuns among our forces.
Scarcely week passes but | am put
IN the attitude Of selecting candidate
fpr Vice President While | was In
the last the report went out That had
begged George Fred Williams to ac-
0cpl the place, and that be was consid.
lug It, lie came out with prompt
denial; aud then II WAS announced tina,
had selected MIR belmont Ms ms per.
sonai representative, and that | had
asked several others to act, but they
refused.
The fact il, that have no personal
representatives Nobody Is authorized
to speak fer me on any subject, and |
DO nat discuss tho Vice Presidency with
anybody, and have not myself the re-
hottest idea who the candidate for Vice
President will be or ought TO be. !
have not even picked out ms candidate
fer the Il u place; believing that CO..
diiions will determine the candidates
My efforts have been directed toward
The plato IN. | wa1t the Chicago
platform reaflirmed, and ncw planks
added TO cover new issues
When you 20 statements IN oppnsi.
ton papcrs describing what am Sc
crcily doing, pay no attention TO them.
When have anything to say, will
be said IN such way that there will
be no doubt about n.
Thanking yo:f for your friendly In
icrest, am very truly yours,
W. j. BRYAN.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
The Cells Tightening.

FROM the 81. Louis i-ost Dispatch.
The timid announcement Is made
that the makers of steel fence wire not
In the big 81 900, 600, 900 trust are
about 90 form a com binaiion for mutual
protection against the Carnegie Rookie.
teller concern.
These little companies, numbering
IL, propose to erect plant somewhere
In Indiana.
II Is n furlorn hope The trust con.
trolls the mineral lands, whence tn
raw material III all iroh and steel mHn-
ufaciure is obtained, and already the
price is advancing. How will these
pigmies liye' They will have 10 bus
their iron Of The trust, and how long
will Il be before the trust shuts off the
supplyP
The on;ssok Is not promising. The
coils are Tightening, Ike boa ronsilie.
tor, around the helpless victims. 1t Il
time for the American people to do
some very sober thinking II they cs-
poet TO escape from slavery.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

On Nay 18th and l0ih, 1893. the
IT, h., /. 81. 81 s. Ry Go, viii sell
rouud rip tickets to Roanoke, Va, aud
return II rate Of one fare for he round
trip. plus 81 on, good TO return up to
aud including June 2iih. 1899.
10 Richmond, Va July lOlh, Ilik
aud 18th, 1899. good to return up TO
July 5lsl, 1899 Rate QUO fare for
the rouad trip, plus ~ 90
10 Detroit, Mich July 81, ith and
9Th, 1899, good To return up to July
l9th, 1899, rate Que fare for the round
trip, plus - 90.
70 Denver, Colo, May 10Th aud
10th, 1899, good to return from May
goth to June 10Th. 1899, rate one
fare, plus O. 90 for the ruund trip.
We are selling tickets Mt very low
rates to puirl- in California, Oregon,
British Columbia, Washington, etc.
For fur hcr information. call on
Yours respectfully,
j. T, PAEKgR, Agent,
nelassns, Mo
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
Notice.

NsjsHp b hrfr'Iy alYUi that sralri bids VIII
b. received az thu ufiirr ~ tiir County clerk
20 June ard, l~o up 60 u'eipck y. M, for
gravel, ~ the cubic yHrd, for gruyUilinR the
t1ruiiuEtnn aud Uri.HE*ue ruld. b ginning
at Hriassus - ttlDn Ia the center uf the
FurWingtnn q url-lFsus rind, running
uuTl uragWhua auh nBrthWpstWAfyi'y
a n the nAin line 1T said pHtd to the srut Il
sid uf the -, frh 1clis G Hiuty gravel Tna I,
q distance ~ about uHg tulTi 1T "a mile. &c q
cyrl1nEtu aH Orttpf mate and Suffered ~
rssrard To the ~. FrtHc.ds County ttttsft Fsscs
ord oa tire SRI auy uI May. tau. aH'i tc ths
eEEeat " tIta appropriation Iifdsrs are
rrqulTtd "a furnish with fheir Bids tiit'nHiiir
or thrir stcnfitlr. Tor tHe faithful perform
aurp ~ iiriT wurk ~ contract. tBHt FACTORS
or bidders - furnish, deliver uud spread nii
gravel. 81 pplHtR uD stid r5ad as designate
~ the superintendent la charge Hats to
la oilrurA by the tnunty tpurt an 4 cunt rIct
ava uicd June sri. t~4i, gt u'riurE D. ~.
Tho Cpurt reserves the right to rrIvct any
ana all bids. lIy orsltr 81 county tuurt
Titu'~. g. STAN. CLERK,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18


The iionuc Terrc Democrat. Register
points out the raise made on the as
scssed valuation Of the property Of the
National Lead Company as being par.
ticulaily unjust, because that company
has not yet become q producer. The
Board Of Equalization raised Tie valu.
alton placed on It's 1919. 80 acres by
the Assessor to sIO3 900. The com
pany paid for this land nearly half
million dollars, aud slO3, 800 yalua.
Iion doesn't appear 10 be very high or
out Of proportion TO the way other
lands are assessed In the county. Hut
this company Is engaged in developing
It's property, therefore It's land, accord
ing TO the Democrat. Registcr's logic,
ought not to be ASSESSED rs high us
other lands in proportion 10 is selling
or marketable value, because il r. no,
yet bringing in any returns on the
investment liy the same prUccss of
reasoning, IL a mau with a half mill
lion dollars IN unloaucd or uninYcsted
money were to locate in the county,
he should not be ASSESSED with il aud
taxed because he would bc receiving
no usury or interest on It. Wien the
Board Of Appeals met, after due notice
of the raises was made, no represent.
alive of the National appeared before
il to protest that Il wass assessed too
high or unjustly. Why, ii wouldn't
sell it property In this county to-day,
II a buyer should appear in the mar.
ket, for five times the sum At which Il
is assessed. llu, why single out the
Nationala Tut, tut, BRO. Roy, that
isn't where the shoe pmches. Come
out ant say what you mean. The st.
Joseph Lead Go. Is holding n lot Of
undeyeloped mineral land, and Is buy-
ing more whenever it can get II at it,
own price, isn't'
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

State Senator john :. Clay Of this
place is making a splendid record as a
representative Of the peoples Interests
lis attitude and votes haze been right
on all questions affecting the general
welfare Of the people. Last Friday,
v hen the resolution to GN day fDt
adjournment was before the Senate, no
created profound sensation in discuss
ing the resolution by SAYING ~ am
opposed to FIXING time to adjourn,
because certain men have been lettering
about the Capitol, issuing railroad
passes TO clerk and members, aud have
been very active Ia workng for al.
iournmcnt Tho object Of this resOlu.
ton Is to defeat franchise legislation
and other bills that the people wanI
enacted into laws The Senate as .
body is popularity supposed to be undeI
the influence % shc 5JrpGTs;e Interest;
If the State aud II Is refreshing to have
a member Of that body stand up ant
openly aud fcsrlessly deuounce lheiI
methods, ~ Judge Clay did on this oc
casion The people will stand By HIN
In his efforts TO defend their interests
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
$40 nos 80 srANpe ~.

When the revised re:enue bill was
before the State Senate on the 10th
inst, The opponents uf the franchise
taxing feature started 10 lead !, down
with imperative amendments, and sew
ctal Of them vera adopted, when SEN
atur Clay offered nne clearly prescribe
log the methods Of taxing franchises
anil Of ascertaing their value. II Is
an admittedly good and effective pro-
vision IL IL can be enacted Into law.
Along with the other amendments IL
was agreed To and the bill passed to
cngrossmsut hut Notwithstanding this
fact. II Is predicted that a number OF
Senators Who voted to pass il TO en-.
grussment, because they did not want
to show their hands too plainly, viii
have some excuse for reversing their
votes when final action Is taken, rs
senator Clay's amendment Is not pal
atuble to the lobby, aud corporation
influence is popularity supposed to DOM
mate the Senate
Commenting on the situation, the
post-Dispatch's capital correspondent
says: "Somc Of the friends 81 fran.
elise legislation who believe in CON.
promising with tine iuUby urgc'i 1ru'
ator Clay to Withdraw hi. amendment
on the ground that the bill can pass
with the Maitr amendment, but can
not pass with hi. amendment Hut
he declined 10 10 so, aud Senator Ma.
jpr, VIM sides with the people oil this
question, said he was right.
Senator Clay replied TO those APP
preaching him on the subject: at
would be- folly to Withdraw my amend.
ment, o. Senator Majors amendment
would not make the franchise feature
operative It prcscribes no method Of
taxing franchises or Of asccrtaining
their value. There Is 10 use IN CON.
promising With these fellows. II they
don't want my amendment let them
vote IL down.
Senator Clay's open challenge to
the lobby. when those King Lobbyists,
Ehclp, and Carroll, were posing in the
chamber, aud his vote against liking .
time to adjourn before some whole.
some measure 10 tax franchises could
be passed, show his sincerity anil deter.
minaIion 10 stand by the people.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
Administr ator's Notice

N0llre " brr,'hy given that letters 81 at
miuletmtipu were RfAntrd a. the under
signed b} thu Probate tuurt Ut 1t, Francois
iuunty. Missouri. mWrinR date n Mny stu
tFsi on the estate ~
q -. A~lIiiIgN. Decd.
~ persons having gialIns against said a.
tate arv required tu gxhibli them Co the Ad
mlnlstUtpr for allowance within one yral
from the date ~ satd letters. ur They mas
be- prpcludusl from any tssnrfit pf said estate
and u NOT exhibited tor allowance whit
two yenr- from the date 81 said letters thc5
viii b. forever barred.
f.. y. AsiiuIRN, Adm'r.
NAV A. iR8
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

We believe Cham0etlaiu's Cough
Remedy is the best In the world A few
weeks SGD VIC suffered with severe cold
and troublesome cough, and having
read their advertisements In our owr
and other papers, We purchased n bottle
TO see how Il would effect us II cured
us before the bottle was more than ball
used The Herald, AndcrsonyiIle, Ind.
For sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
CORPORATIONS AND TRUSTS.

Some Of our Republican Coutcmpo-
raries show disposition TO defend the
organization and purposes Of trusts ;
whether from inability 10 distinguish
clearly between them and legitimate
corporations, or from n natural per-
ycr,ity that tends TO favor everything
IN the shape Of usurpatiuu aud CEN
fraIizatinu OF power, both political and
commercial. we aTc moi prepared to
say but there il tasl difference bc-
tween well regulated corporations aud
unlawful trusts.
Incorporation is usually necessary
convenience and safeguard for cOmpa-
mics aud firms engaging IN industrial
and commercial cntcrptiscs--thc build
ing aud operating of railroads, mauu-
featuring plants, banking institutions,
etc. Corporations are all right when
lcgitimately carrying uut the purposes
for which they are instituted. aud have
contributed much ta the development
III the country and the convenience II
the public 1t l. when they cndcavor
To override State authority, the gcner-
Gus power that creates and grants them
valuable privileges; to control poliii.
cal parties aud shape legislation to
their selfish interests and against the
general welfare; 10 eyalc their Just
share In the support Of government;
90 corrupt the peoples servants aud
coercc their employees into voting to
place their agents aud tools into public
nfticc, that they become obnoxious and
a menace to business and the body pol.
itie. Being creatures Of the Law and
of the State, they arg amcnablc to State
regulation and should be kept so.
Trusts, on the other hand, are I'm.
lawful conspiraeier If corporations
and centralized capital, whose pur-
pose is to monopolizc and limit pro-
duciion, destroy competition and ar
biirarily regulate prices. The manu-
featuring or business concern that de-
eliHea 10 be absorbed by them Is har-
asscd aud competition made so sharp
for ii that Il is ruined OF compelled 10
sell out To the trust. Many mills or
Industries thus absorbed are clesed
dowa- the trust operating only suiii-
Gent number or oac large plant to
supply the demand, thus throwing
thousands Of men, iaborers, artisans,
book-keepcrs, dFummers. etc.. out of
employment. THEY claim that they
can produce commodities much cheap
err this way. Granted that the claim
II true, how does that beuciii the en-.
forced iilenrss of the men 10 whum
the trusts deny employnentP or who
believes. when they harr succeeded In
monopoiixing proiucsion and destroy
Ing every vSssi2s Of competitions. that
they VIII not fIx prices At all the traffic
win bearf Whist they can do aud
whs. they will do are very different
masters. Conserved In greed and In
saaisy. greed and scli-ha~*s control
kkrA4
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
No Relief From Rheamatlsm Until Cham
berlaia's paia Balm Was Used.

In 1883 mr wife went East aud wa,
attacked with rheumatism. She re-
seived no relief until she tried Cham.
brFlain's Pain balm. Since ii,at tttnc
VIC have never been wilhssst II. We
find Il gives instant relief 10 cases q
burns aud seaisls and = neves failing
for NIL fheamaiic ard neuraigie pains.
u. G. Brans. Santa Yncx, Cal. Fu,
sale by Chy Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

NfHAH - ~ tAhf TO . t'ANf
ro,o.i Independent. II. C.. Bell. ed
itor The answer Of the Democratic
party to the fusal Of any aud all cor
porilions 10 submit TO bearing = just
proportion If the burdsn II taxation
should be- q platform declaring in favor
of taxing such bodies 10 the utmost
limit Of the law. Upon moderate
valuation ui holdings, the corporations
Of ihi> State could be made 80 yield Il
revenue sufficient 20 dcfray al IT, ca
penscs. There art valuable franchises
conceded To individuals aud corpora
tons that yield millions to their posses
sors, and comparatively nothing to the
revenues u the State This should
not be A platform that would deman'l
an equitable distribution Of the burden
uf taxation would prove popular plat
iurm, aud draw to lie support an I'M
mense and enthusiasts following liet-
ter than Government 0wnPrs hip IT rail-
roads, telegraph lines, etc, w1al be-
the Requirement; 81 the payment by thrsr
corporations Of fair compensation ior
their valuable franchises IN the shape
Of certain per ccnt ot gross earnings
Tho party that honestly adopts such a
shibbolcth Is the coming party Of the
country.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
rty r,tr pn,xcttt.rs

jackson Cash Book. +. A McGuifr,
editor Now that the Legislature
seems 10 have douc 80 wei Ia passing
bills protecting the people from the
greedy hands Of the trusts, Il should
not stop in the good work II there i.
more that ought Ia b. done Il j. said
that the Equal TaN Committee ha- sub
miited table showing that somr Siu0,-
600 600 In steam and street railway.
bridge and telegraph franchises, ia this
state escapes taNation II this Is true
the Democratic party win justly be
charged with iniidrlily TO the people /.
Interests II Il fail To- do MI IL can e.
make this property pay IT, just proper.
ton Of taxation The wealthy should
not be- allowed 10 escape their prupor.
tomato share oi tie taxes.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
Shafts Sale in Partition

liiiyarl smith Hon amiu
emlih ANA Thomas Slnitb
flntntlfrs. Action
S'':;= -sT55itis, iss5T SMITH. Naiv ia
l"}cr, louisa Anthony. LixEie
bIldur. Pll,pbr ArulNtrad, Etiza Partition
dHmisuu, William WhitnrT aud
Atld@ hltitnFr. Defendants.
~ "lr-difncr Ia nn pritg Of the sirrutv
tuuri OF ~. Francois county Mo made
az thr November term thereof fuT iAs on
lh' lSth day nf November, and tlfr fith day
"i -hid term. /, the undersigned shuTifr Of
said ~, fmncuis county with, on
Friday, May -, 1899,
he'wrcn the hours ~ nine O'Clock IN tho
tnirnnuu anh five o'ciprk in !he afsaFuonn
90 hat day a. the south frunl ufsar nf thu
| oHTt House, IN the city ui Huntington, Ia
san - frinrnis county. Mo and during
the session ~ tlH' Circuit tuuTi uf said cuuu .
y, fFrc''ed 90 srli nt public auctinsl for tia,
purposes set forth Ia sai order, the fniinyy q.
ing described real estate. situate. lytRv nilI
tsinE lh the county 81 ~. Eutucuts and state
~ Missouri, tp.wit
The undivided one. half 81 tho west frpr.
tiuHal half 1T thr southwest quarter 81 seq
ton four "a, township 1iirty tour tslt .
rang" seven 20 rast. containing So 81 acres ,
ana ON the fuliuivinE
1"fhH-TNcntg per cent cash. and thu teal
ltF' iH on" }rur, with bond tu b. approved
b} il'r sheriff 20 secure the deferred pay
Wrti, ana Ia ts.lr Interest AT thu rate ~ six
l-rI rpnl ls'r hDnu.n.
JEFF D mGHLEY.
sheriff 81. Francois Gu no.
Apr q. fslp.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

II h Difficult. for the average news.
paper reader TO distinguish between the
good and the bad cough medicines.
A fair trial, however. will convince any.
one tiiat Chamberlain Cough Kennedy
Ii perfectly reiiabsc and that II Is pleas.
ant aud safe To take. Those who use
IL always speak well Of It and often
recommend II to their friends. II yok
have troublesome cough. give Il a
trial and you arr certain 10 act relief.
tsr sa.S- - s 1T; Brig Brig assss;sr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
rIckIxa rnEIn YAronrrr..

nouiphan Prospect. News, J =.
Campbell, editor. II l. rather aston.
bhing how many good smart Southeast
editors are espousiug the cause of ouc
OF the other Of the two present candi-
dates for Governor this early Ia the
race. Why, gentlemen, some Of you
might want to ''shy yuur castor into
the ring by the time the campaign +,
fairly Un.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
EyrnExrE nr rnnrEnIrY

Southeast Gazette, Joseph Flynn.
editor Chicago easily raised funds
for Worlds Fair in 1882 during
Cleveland administration, but ~.
Louis Is linding IL almost impossible TO
collect g., 400, 600 for similar pnr.
pose during the prosperous reign OF the
good llaroun al Ra-rhid Mckinley.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Whereas. the angel cs death isas fnxastea
the homc uf our wortay extraordinarily, John
McfuFmaek, ana taksn from the loving cnt
brace III tins family his father. leaving the
sad ulsntsn Of mourning therefore. be II re.
soaveu,
First. That in this sad l@reaxensnas ws
extend TO Mr., acCorutars'. hts mother and
sissars, oug sorrow ana symraths. Thas we
commend Them 10 the care Ola isvsag fisav'
ealy Father. whose tender neFes~s are ever
cyvx Them that seek Ills md.
r~essid. That a eory cI THESE rnsoluttnns
ne PM npnn osF sscurs1s. kent 10 Mr.. xeCer-
marx. aat fa&ats1ed fae pr%sa
6sKastsA kuaip@ep Mss =. tsas
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
SPIRIT or THE SOUTHEAST. PRESS.


WNFFFFF 70 tfskFF tFFItt9Ms
Dnnklin democrat, T.. T. Caruihers,
editor Il Is gratifying to know that
the Legislature has increased the com
pensation Of shsFifss for hanging muir.
dcrcS FROM s25 to So each. II
Sheriff Satteriield VI Dunklln county
gets all that be- IL entitled 10. be should
make al least S2gj from this source
before bis term Of ailicc expires.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Unless "a woman eats sufficient nour
ishug food, she can neither gain anl
keep good complexion Fuud, when
digcsled, Is thc base Of III health. al
strength. and all beauty. IIrbinc will
help digest what you cat, and gi.c you
the clear, bright, beautiful skin OF
health Price 80 and 7jc, az Cts
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

In constipation llerhlne affords ma
iural, hcalthful remedy, acting prompt
Is. A few email tpses wlIl usually be-
found 10 80 regulate the cxeretoFy sune.
iions that they arc able to operate with.
oct any aid whatever. Price 80 cents.
ut City nrag Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Nothing has ever been produced to
equal or compare With Tablcr's BUCK.
eye Pile Ointment as curative aud
healing application for piies, assures,
blind and bleeding. external or inter.
nal, and itching mud bleeding Of the
recsum. The relief IL immediate aud
cure infallible. price, 5Oe IN bottles !;
tubes sse, al Ciiy Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Ballard's Snow IIasmcnt rures
rheumatism. neuralgia, headache. sick
headache, sore throat. euis. spraias,
bruises. old sores, eorns, and NIL pain
and inflammation. The mast pena-
trailing lIninseut IN the worid. rrioa
rs sad 5f,s II Guy Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

Many sais young child, whess pal
Iag has puzzled the mother. until size
has suspected rightly her darling was
troubled with worms. has regaiaed the
rosy hue Of health wilh few buses Of
Whites Cream vesmitpgn. Price rs
ess Al cly Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
A lltlIc ri-l named polly whea.l,

A little gil named Dolly whnailcy
was drowned In MckiHsie creek, Wsyns
conaiy, on the sth. She was In q
Wagon with her grandmother and iwo
broshefs. when she was swels, Out OF
ihr. wsgus bed aud drowned. A lille
brother fch into the water 1t the same
tlme. but no was reese ned.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18

II seems that Germany n selling Us
bogus coffee while she IL making fuss
about The quality Of our meats. The
German pot Is qnito as black as the
American kettle. Post iI@pGch.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-18
Farmington Times
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THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1893.

The Mississippi Valley Democrat and
journal oi Agriculture classes Senators
Clay, DnwelI, llyenschlld, MaI,r,
Tanlv, Vandiyer aud Walker As "tae
most prc.emid,atly honest and able
men Of the State senate.