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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-02
THAT is LOVE.

What is love? Is it mothers,
Bending DER her little child?
Clasping it in sweet affection
With a fervor unbeguiled?
What is love? Is it a sweetheart's,
When he claims the first fond kiss,
AS he folds his dear one to him
In the rapture of all bliss?
What is love? Is it the hero's
When amid the battle strife
He, unselfish, for a comrade
Yieldeth up his gallant life?
What is love? Is it a fathers,
When he giveth all to save
The dear son of his affection
From a felon's awful grave?
Nayl 'Tis when the wife we cherish
And in whom we fondly trust,
Softly chirps to us at breakfast:
Here, dear, you can have the crust
New York Journal.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-02

one VIII take trick or two more "a y
another, With the same hand. In
present instance, so far as my can
showed, the wave" was made nm
myrtle warblers, blackpolls, bayS
breasts, black-throated greens, chest
nut-side, Maryland yellow-throat.
red-eyed vireos, solitary vireos, one or
more scarlet tanagers Tin undress. OF
course. and pretty late by my reckon
ing), ruby-crowned kinglets, chicka-
ices, winter wrens, goldfinches, song
sparrows, and flickers. The last three
OF -FOUR species, it is probable enough.
were present only by accident, and are
haruly to be counted as part OF the
south-bound caravan. Several of the
species eluded me altogether. No
man can look all ways at once; and In
autumn the eyes must do not only
their own work, but that of the ears
as well. All the while the birds has
tened on, fitting from tree to tree.
feeding minute and then away. fol-
lowing the stream. | was especially
glad of the baybreasts, of which there
were two at least. both very distinctly
marked, though in nothing like their
spring plumage
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-02

And now the woman who is tor
mented by those struggling locks at
the nape of her neck finds a boon in
a little jeweled safety comb that holds
them in a clamp, and is at the same
time a really pretty ornament
Philadelphia Times.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-02

1t is all very we'll to preach about
paying the little bills, but IL we could
get the big ones OF our hands we
would be able to discharge the smaller
ones.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-02

How few watches carried by women
keep accurate time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-14
Hosaaaa OIcISIrY.
Arbor Day, April 2Sth.

Arbor Day, April 2Sth.
Chas. Morden is on the sick list this
week.
Jas. Kinch of Mt. Pleasant was in
Alma Tuesday.
J. L. Miller was in Riverdale Wednes.
day on business.
Geo. Reed of Mt. Pleasant was in
Alma Monday.
Miss Margaret Walsh of st. Louis was
in Alma Monday.
S. w. Tinker transacted business in
Saginaw Tuesday.
John Talley is spending few days in
Saginaw this week with relatives.
Born, to Barney Snyder and wife, on
Wednesday night. a seven pound girl.
Mrs. j. F. Lathrop was in Vestaburg
Tuesday with line of millinery goods
Beginning April l4th you can save
big money by buying your shoes at
Pettyjohn's store.
For SALE.-One excellent grade
Jersey COW, new mich the first Of May.
Inquire at this office.
Take your gasoline stoves to A. w.
Brock and have them repaired before
the season opens up.
L. H. Hayt carries the largest stock,
and has the lowest prices on wall paper
of anyone in the county.
Allen Humphrey, the eighteen year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hum
phrey, living about five miles west Of
town, died on Sunday last very sud.
denly. The deceased had suffered only
short time, with dropsy and his death
came very unexpectedly. The funeral
was held on Tuesday.
The remains of Mrs. Austria A. Nal.
cry were brought from Lansing to
Alma last Wednesday night and On
Thursday the funeral was held in the
Episcopal church, burial taking place in
Riverside Cemetery. The deceased died
of paralysis and was the mother Of Mrs.
l.. II. Treat, and Frank and l.. A. Fisk
Of Arcadia township.
The Palmer house, which has been
closed about a year, will be re-opened
about the first of May. The contract
has been drawn and is awaiting the
proper signature Of the liquor bonds,
which undoubtedly will be furnished.
The new proprietor will be w. N. Cut
Ter, of Howell Mr.. Cutler, through o
young man, has been trained TO prof.
cheney in the business, his father, de.
ceased, having always followed it. A
mother and sister will come with him
and assist in the manage ment of the
house. -Gratiot County Journal
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
why Taos claurea Their VOTES.


The Jefferson ciiy eagresppnisHt II
Coiman' Kmi Woi1d, ,peaklag uf
The defeat . iha stock yards blu, gives
the following reason why sone 81 tbs
members ehangcd lhelg votes 10 isror
81 The measure after thr eagrosameai
Of the bin and voted against il on tho
final ballot:
Stock yards Legislation may b. had
az this sassiou, az many niembsts Of
tho House whs voted against the
passage OF lhe rfathcy b.ll will support
The more modcst bin Thar i, now pen.
ing Il Is pretty well Understood ,hat
many who yoged against lhr oihat bill
did 10 oul ui fear thai ibp reduction
was too radical. while friends Of lhc
81 Jusepi sock yards lei 1t Doe under.
stood that the passage Of the tormey
measure meant the defeat Of thc Ia.
sane Asylum No, proposition, which
caused number oi Suulhcast Missouri
members 20 change their votes on thn
proposition between lh' iinin Of cH.
gro~mcu and ,hird reading. Among
these gentlemen were AIc.sr, bradley
VI So. Francois, aud Ices " Carter
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
Silver Republican Organization.

United States senator Henry NJ
Teller aud Congressman John J slnf.
roth, SAYS 4 Denver, Colorado, dispatch
of the 18th, Ia published statements
COMPATIBILITY declare In favor II main
ttiuing the Silver Bepub'icsn organizt-
ton, not only 10 Colorado, bat through
out the Uaion. They say tba, the Ill
ser question will be the paramount IT,
sue IN 1900.
Mir Teller says that the Gold Dem.
ocrals will NOT be able u control the
Democratic convention, aud that, a. ia
/ sos, they wilt support he Republican
candidate lie says that the Demo-
cratic convention will reallirm The plat.
form of 1896, aud that the party must
aud will be allied with the Silver Re-
publican party and be ropuli-. party,
both 0f which must maintain their or
CARNATIONS and lend all their aid TO
wia Victory in ibo great battle ui 1900.
Al cannot conceive OF political sit
ualipn tina. Will induce me TO favor a
union Wilh ,hc Mckinley Republicans. "
says Senator ,fi'siief. i'iie isepubliran
financial system Is one fauellt with
great danger to the county, and one
well calculated to make the rich richer
and tho poor poorer. The Republican
party fayors a large standing army in
timo Of peace, Of not lcss than 1915, =.
600 men, Of an expense III aot less than
1925, eco, 600 to $3.50, 00o, 600 per
annum. II i les purpose, also, 90 in
cruase this army 10 proportion as the
population Of tho country shall increase.
"rhe Republican party Is 50 thor.
oughly dominated by trusts. sYndieates
and combines that have no hopo Of
relief In that quarter thoroughly be-
Hove that the continued administration
Of the uoEernment by the Republican
party, Ms now controlled. threatens the
very existence Of FREQ government =
AIR. Teller expresses no preference
As to candidates, but Mr.. Shsiroth
suggests the nomination Of lsryaR and
'roane. lie says there Il complete
silser Republican organization In thir-
iy+swo States, and That at least .hai
number Will be represented IN tho ma
iioHal convention.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
Bids for Depository of
County Funds.

Nuiro is hurrty rivvu TINT yfficd prnp1s
ass wlll ha received by ghr county Court ~
SO rnnepls County. ~ the Nss Term. isp
until HopB 90 tho FIRST dag ui thr said term
nI saIt court, from tanks and banking cor
nantlnns w aearlatInns. o. bankers ~
-al4 county fur The deposit 81 tia funds 81
sa|H gaalty pom the time tsetwron the date
af au nId and thr next ~ .aIlar tlute tot tl,p
-et.fItH EFF Gbr depository az provided uN
HE. .Hra proposals. must state the largest
rlt. ai interest per auumn thar wili IN uuid
iu OBJ. county IA tho daily balance To- the
rs ift OFF The county with sni1 depository .as
provided ug law. Cor rae privHcz" of brlnE
natr ur dv.H-ttniy ct such funds, aud
Hiu-' H# aHy rmpauivd Iy q duty certified
aiu.4 800 sHmn solvent hank for rut less than
ua. t..f ID, uur per cent vt Tho county rvst-
H"..f fHe proceeding ytur. payable 10 enc
Tr,a-rnorn tnn county, aa . wuuRtse ~
.'.N Ntn.u tur pprt nftHr niahrr NonFd
IS .lI twrra-lHgras' uu 'ees Such certified chvck
sual ar,'W.BHs tbr slHa
THOMAS o.. STAN. Cirrk.
81. Francois Uountf court.
Naril 60 lau
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
Trusls More NsaatiaE Than War.

The Tobacco Trust has at last swa.
.sua4 ny be large yiam ul L.aaell d
MYERS rabact1 Co., ltauch d wealthy
4ad ar,I established company cu boz
mresi ia'o Ilr TRUST, wha, show h1s
slg 3Hr1ae independent company .H
aug luH at lNdea Speaking ui The
Tendency g,lHe lms', Col NJ T. Wet
mc. hio president ui ,hc iLErut Is
Ns.r Iuh4eaa Co., says
a 9gra, mai1rfy of the lmggs, !a-
dU-rai concerns iu thr county im,r
been combined, anI other. are ia pro.
co.. u.p1#ug az gniug nt trusts.
After $50 manufacturers in iid.uu,
uua am combined Z: Doe. nH require
j great ungh Of ,he Imagination tp
-r. these different combines g.tlius lo.
grlhrr undrr uur management, aad, m
fact, becoming one huge trust, con-
trolling all the commodities and aN.ag
prices ut everything Ia common use,
Such e combination Wouid be- strong
cr lhu any slate government. %
migh, be stronger than Tie courts, and
even stronger ihaH the general GagCru-
nicut itself, and without doubt wouid
make aupeuduu- efforts 10 cuuguI leg.
..laiion and decisions Of The court, 10
b. own interests
g. would take away the independence
Of lAn people aad leave MS u,'h0l hope
nj lettering sur condition. There
would Be bul one concern To which q
man could apply for employment, and
il is reasonable t. expect that the Trust
would li> the p.icc Of labor, and th6
lIbotrr would pc'iorcc b. compelled
60 accept. Il vuubI take away lhe iu.
dnHuaiigy Of the people, and make 20,
a nation Of employees Il would akc
away the iiopr Of thc youth Of The cuuu.
ny, which has built ZAP ghjs great na.
ton.
The trust system - more dsugrsou,
to the country than anything that Hon
cnntrouts ~. In my Judgment, a'I lh'
wag- that hayr ever been fought hy lhJ
Government since o. foundation Do noI
equal 10 Importance tbe gravity OF tht
trust situation.
The men who are promoting and en-.
gcuIrling trusts claim a. nu arsumcu
THAT ,he duy ui The independent mfun'
metHftf ant dealer asa producer hat
gone, aHd that wc arc on new otlel
Of thing. and that there is a great
economic force behind iho movement
! for consolidating and pooling. but il
NY opinion IL is really principle %
greed aud cupiduy, and mot ouc o.
economy.
The tust system, In my opinion, J.
more menaciu4 10 lie country than anl
Nur, 40 matter how s,upcuduus, thu
the country NIGH, be engaged IN; II
fret, the great War OF the Rebellion
was nat hili ~ dangerous H. tho insii
tutiDus Of this country rs this sgsieal q
, pooling aud combining.
The trust j, the one great question
NOW before thc isoplc, aud h, my optn
ION T. Of vastly greater Importance THAI
( the money question.
Il should be the leading issue 10 ih'
ncx, national political campaign, ans
the people alay be relied upon to sctll,
I IL, and settle il rightly, IS they hay,
settled every great question that ha
byen presented 20 them.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
~ lin All nralt1

jackson Ca-b.Haok p 8 McGuiya,
editor. s.. sonu ~ IL wa- annnuucri
that Mayor Harrison az Chicago had
been reelected. defeating both thr Re.
publican candidate and c>-Goy All
geld. the Independents candidate, the
gnll1ug plper- everywhere announced
th1t Ilar1i-uu's victory WAS defeat
for the -jlyrr rau-r-'hll hc had ADAM
drucd lhr Ch.cag, platform aud had
allied b.m.sIt with III, g,ldbuy, May
ur Harrison and Mr.. Bryan bo.h srnaa
at jefferson diuucr 10 Milwaukee on
thr 18th, aad Mr. Harrison gu,p th"
Il, to the statement that hc had ahau-
iy.cd the Chicago platform ia She fol-
lowing was
In 1900 bi,;rr struggle await us.
The old fight must be- made again, %
fight along The lines iaid down in Che
platform 1T Jhn last pcEocW'ic rvU-
ycutiou for che rights Of the piaiu pan-
pie: fight against corruption HHj ell
Co. pwml menace t1 lhs republic %
fight agrjust the trusts. that -sek O.
make NJ thi nation. tFuiad uVnn thH
theory Of absolute rgutli, 10! all men.
a. ssudpn submissive .p tie power and
the arrogance Of wealth, % fight for
everything that still De; tHH people
hEhur; Aght against everything that
will restrain the public ia thn onward
march Of it, triumphant destiny. Il
wc rpmain lur 60 the theory and the
practice uf what Democracy mcaus aud
stands for, there Is uo need To dpall
the sugcsssftiI is-ue uf tbc cuHbaI
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
The Best In The World.

We believe chambtflaIn's Cough
Remedy Il the best In tho warld. A few
weeks ago VIC suffered s-i.!s ! seessses.ss uuitl
and 4 Troublesome cough, and having
read their advertisements ID eur osa
ami uaher papers, we purchased bossIc
10 see ho. Il woalA eEsecs ae. II cured
us before the hottie nas saoae ghan hall
nsesi. --.'lhc Herald, AaaeEsonslIie, Ind
isssns sale BY CRY Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

Government officials sys arogna eon-
4 e4iiug cigar stamped gi,h eoaA.egs
fit rcyenue iamp* Thousands have
slnady bcsa .aixe1. fie ins silgR
tlun hls jgst hegua. 1asi i ~ egsimatsl
thF a million ci9ar viii heocuilscHind
III Sc. Eogd. aiona All over tiie eotisa.
lry cigars ar2 being discovered IN tho
haad II Wtall dealer stamped with
bogus s,amps, and 10 all instauces tho5
declare them 1lVe- ignorant at tbc
fraud: but IL looks re- II tke matter
could be traced 10 the manufacturers.
which will daabtlcr, b done, and the
Guilty parties discovered
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
The Biggest Trust.

rfm fia 50 louis r1a sasratrH
The proposed consolidation IN New
York by which the largest banking cor-
pouIinu 10 thc world j. 10 be formed,
+. step towards the consolidation Of
commercial interests.
The new bank h. 60 bc sot, OF Oman
ciil agent ing the STANDARD cd. the
Sugar Trust, the Wagner Palace Car
Co. tie New York Life Insurance Co.
the Vanderbilt, interests, and probably
many more.
Such an institution Is The universal
corporation 10 Us beginning /, !, "A
Cheating house Tor all tie Interests To-
vnlyed, a financial reservoir from which
the various manufacturing aud COM
mcrcitl undertaking., ui lheeurpuratOr-
may be supplied wi'h money, and
through which they may readily con-
troll the markets
This {, By flr The most important
development Of the trust movement.
But it Is exactly wha, was to hu;g been
expected, the ouly wonder being That
ii did not appear several months agu
The people viii soon be able TO real
We the Influence 81 the tnyt 10 ways
uudrcamcd of by thos1 who have
thought of It only as related to aucs.
tipns Of capital and labor. Monopoly
Is unfolding H. full power Ouc OF
two stcp- further aud Col Wsimorc's
warning will be justified. "ANcr aIi
manufacturers iu different line. arc
combined. il does not require great
stretch Of the imagination tn src these
different combines getting together IN
der cue management, and, IN fact, ba-
coming one huge lrust, controlling all
commodities and fixing prices Of every
thing iu common use
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
= .rnnxln At.l.lIcArtnN.

jefferson Democrat, II. w MoMuI-
hen. editor; Gov Roosevelt OF NeE
York was the principal speaker at "a
banquet Of th' Hamilton Club et Chi.
cago one evening last week, aud he
made a remarkable speech. A. be IL
Mr. Mckinley most dangerous rival
for his pagly nomination for President,
and his utterauccs are taken "a. iudica-
tions OF the drift Of Republican seuii-
mcnt. his speech ought - attract more
attention than II has Iii. subject WAS
1.-The strenuous Lifts. and 10 opplyi ing
Il to individuals hc was al right, In
sisting that every person ought 60 en-
gage IN auine useful works whether hIs
necessities rcQiiFe II or not. iiut it was
his application VI BIZ subject to m
ti1nal duty thai interests as lie iusti-
lies tho action II this GOgcrumeut ia
Its cnnqucsis IN Hawaii, Cuba, Porte
Rico. the Philippines aud other islands
on the theory chat II must b. engaged
III something, lead 3 strenuous lie. o.
Il will lapse iato decay The idea
never seems to enter hia hea,l thai the
Government might better emulate the
example Of good private citizens who
attend % their own business, and en-
dcayoF To provide for their own families
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
A Good Cough Medicine.

II Is difficult frr the average news.
paper reader 90 distinguish between the
good anh The bad cough medicines
A lairirid, hswcyer, viii convince amy.
Que tiat Chamberlain Cough Kennedy
rs perfectly rriiabln and that J. is plcas
anl aHi safe To- laEe. Those vine n-e
q a,a = speak we'll ~ II and often
recommend 81 10 their friends II you
hagn % troublesome cough, give. 81 %
uH and you arn certain 30 sc. rruet
gnr sale by CITY Drug store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

Hon. Thomas Brackcst Reed, former
Speaker OF the National iiouse Uf hep.
Eesenialivcs. has been offered n part.
nershlp In New York law firm with a
guarantee OF an incume Of ESQ, 600 =
year. and has decided TO resign hi#seat
In Congress aud accept IL Mr. Heed
has nos been Ia sympathy with The AL.
mInisirasian on several important ques-
iinus, notably It's coIoaial expansion
policy, and II he shouId remain 10 Con.
gress there y strong probability thst
he would have ona of ihc haTsiast fights
Of his life 10 retain the speakcrship. he.
eaase III the sisnipnd relations hstwcen
himself and President Ackialsy. lt
= hardly le be expected, however, that
Mr.. Reed will drop Oh, u politics aud
public na.iee. besides heiHg q Eataral
lender and nne 81 tho alllass men In
the iispahlieaa party, BIZ whole life
has been moulded aioug political lines,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

With the abundance nf evidence
proving the charges Of Cen Miles, the
Administration Court u Inquiry will
abaulyc Secretary alger irsan all hlamsr I
aud Gen. Eagaa, =stll drawing fat
salars for 10 services whatsoever, will
not b. contaminated Ali the ooHa-
try geia l. the information that the war
was badly managed, aud this It already
had. we migIlt better base saved tbs
aa0, eco that tlm Gonrt Of tsgs.lFy VIII
eust. Post Dispatch.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

shiic he has ioaiiy uuEsed the ambi.
"a that s0me d8y be- waaii be Gle.
saiea to che highest office vaba lhr
III, u the people such i dream and
hc naiur,l bent 81 mtD Of HI, trja-
ug are not easily laid aside, even ior
s5o,ou0 ID year, and wjib lha great
stale OF New lpTk Instead Of ftir
Maine, away OF Ia oac clfnsg ut The
great ,js,esh,od If slatc-, behind Ijm,
and lAr political ass 'oiAiious TINT will
mutually Il .icr aroan1 him there, he
,u1y come forth stronger factor in
shaping lhs rojiey Of biz party THAN be
$50, a, speaker Of the House lie
nav even become a formidable gum-
pett,r OF Mr. Mckinley IN the uczl Ma
,ional Republican Convention, secure
a.. the iattcr aud bis tutor Hanna may
feel Now. Stranger thiogs have hay
paugd
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

rutu-i independent, IT, C. Bell, cd
iur. lsy reference 70 his iaN receipt,
ans taxpayer viii iind THAI hr pays 10
tho county collector for th. state "a
CENTS On every Slnu Of valuation auh
IS hitch DE- g. as,r-.eA az lii- ahouut
g. ceui. gocs inip &c sinking fuBd ioT
tho payIHant al iutgruzF un tine p'u'i'''i
dTht Of the state, . CENTS is returned tn
the credit Of the public school fund,
and tine remaining 10 eau's constitute
Size state revenue iund, pt pi which
ali expenses incurred 10 the maintenance
of State government am. Unt, AH
state can -hpw Creator result fer th.
small amount oi money lakW from t'a
Taxpayers.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

Senator Quay of Pennsylvania was
acquitted By the llry before which he
was tried on an indictment charging
him and others with conspiracy ia tho
use Of State funds for the Senator's
own personal benefit. The Legisla'
ture. before which he was candidate
for recollection, having aiiolrusd Just
nrinr ia the close OF the Trial without
electing n United States Scuasor, Gov.
Stone Immediately upon tha rendering
Of the verdict appointed Mr. Q1ay to
gil the position until tho Legislature
meets again, though two other indict-
meuts Of the sans nature arc pending
against him. These, however. will
doubtless be dropped, and Boss quay
will continue to run the Republican,
party Of Pennsylvania.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

Mothers Beware Of those secret
rubbers Of your baby 5 quiet aud health.
Those sleepless biehs and long hnuts
Of lfcsome vigil arc caused by those
terrible enemies VI ehilihool--worms
destroy aud remove them With +" site 5
Cream Eofmifuga. Price, 25o at City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

krnurtl Democrat, 4. T. tuulhcrs,
editor; Some ~ the energy Of the
present Legislature shauIt have been
expended ia providing for ut least one
good high school la every county ia
Missouri The necessary moucy--say
~ 600 fur each county, could have
bscu prpiiably taken from ihr uniycr-
-,ty the normal schools, and even thp
public school muugy distribution.
These are urcIed Institutions mad must
b. provided iog To- tho pest decade
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
Administrator Notice.

NusiFu g. hereby slyra thai Ivttgts uf al.
Wj1istHfin1 wcr" HrHutv3 o. tltv uutirt
-iGHr1 hy tHH Probate tauu uf ~ Francois
eWaty N' 5auTi. bearing fuI@ u' Auril M,
lru. ua the estate uf
q g., ELsl g., pse'd.
AW person having claims against sHii
rftate ara Required fn ~xuibit tHrm Ca iiie
administrator fur allowance within u.t"
yrIr 'ufH tnu date 70. -all letters, 90 tlUy
may Be- uu-riutuI from sap imurni uf Haitl
estate. tHG I Iut yKIiulrl tur allowance
Wl'Hfu two yrHls f.uui tnH date uf said De-.
jgTs. tnr} va Hs forever barred
=. NJ. ELVIN>. Adn'r.
Ag7ii "a. SEQ
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

Governor pingrea evi,lentIy 81 utter
Is regardless Of the electoral Yott u
New Jersey lie says that Il the Mos
quito State we've put out Of the nion,
Il would be an easy maltcr 70 squelch
the trust oyil --lscpnhlic
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27
No Relief From Rheumatism Unit Cham.
bsrlsia's Pain Balm Was Used.

Ia 1888 my wife went LAS, and WIS
attacked with rheumatism. She re-
eeiyed no relief until she tried Cham
bcriaiu's paiu Balm. Since that time
We have never been withaul IT, We
find Il gives instant relist III cases Of
butns aud scalds aud X never falling
for all rheumatic and aouralgic pains.
d G. Braut, Santa Yncz, Cal. For
sale By City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-27

On account Of lack Of railroad isci,-
i,ios, the |. O. q, + celebration ut
kcuuct was declared ~ Ths uemo.
crai said largo faad had been raised
los The citizens Tot decoration and en-.
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