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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
wsrabls 10 .Asa for .Aslr good or evil

werable 10 them ior their good or evil
deeds.
Secondly, the most important of all
Il the question which IA attracting unE-
ycrsal attention and interest, Of both
capital aud labor, the trusts. we
The word trust because. though legally
we have noaes they have become our
aioa, insln,aic foes, and The papers daily
publish their marriages aud births, and
from the rapidlty Of their reproduction,
coupled with their destructive powers,
one would readily imagine that lhcy be.
logged to the Fodcn, family. So far,
the papers have recorded but few
deaths, such as tbs cordage and nail
trust, which, however, were not quite
thoroughbred. | nse the word trust
for another reason. which l consider Of
the utmost Importance, thai u 10 dis
,inguish them from honest corporations,
pure and simple.
Tho two are often wrougfully con-
founded. simply because all trusts are
corporations OF a union Of corporations,
by written OF taeit agreement. iiu, all
corporations are not trusts Corpora
lions, when honestly conducted aud not
attempting 10 control legislation. In
their sphere rs employers Of labor aud
promoters Of composition. sro ncees-
sary 10 the community. Honest cor
porations encourage individual effort
aud Independence, just M do honest In
diyiduals, aud independence aud indi.
vldual effort are essential to a free aud
energetic people. Ou the other band,
trusts, iTvT, ii,-ir very cuucrI'iwu. Gr.
sifoy all competition, all individual eff
fort and independence. reduce the de-
mand for Labor, and raise prices with
out elevaiing values. ! draw ihi.
marked difference, because when we
make fight against trusts Il must be
clearly understood that We are waging
war against concentrated capital, con
spring 10 destroy eumneiiian. Thi@
plank the Republicans have spent their
whole time and energy In carefully pre-
pairing for VI. Il Is water proof. Ere
proof aud indesirucliblc This trust
question Is the pure result, u the care
fully nur,ured principle Of protection,
which has kept the Republican party
going, furnished IT, money aud fought
lis campaigns. Protection began by
killing foreign competition; trusts wind
the matter up by destroying home com.
petition.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
Trnstee's Sale.

whereas. Jacob Miller and Barbara Miller,
his wffs ~ thpif certain deed Ut trust date
tlsp lys dag Of June fH3 amt rwcusstaxs III the
nacprEsr' uffire Of ~, Francois c0ssats. Hig.
SQUIRT e ee?S 4 na ~ scnssys.s 70 se
real estate. situate. iytns anai beias IN tire
roeuiy Of ~. frNncoin and stats Of MIssoHf4.
al III sos nunheresi asss Il, In hiock nnns.
,Ssrpd rsEtSf sal ~ w. y. Hamilton ssuftri,
sion uf sAstt ~ the wrst null % khs hnr1hsssnt
quarter of sectlon sixiern lfsi, ~ t,lwnship
fhlfy -fye tssi north. ranHr sivs l5l raa
std lot fronts Bafth and noilsh sixty tDsi fe~t
ard tsne q nnEfura drsdh of one hundred an nd
eighty liSg feet, ~ fuiiy shown on flis Mat
" said suhdtvlsipa. 0f record In the Hee1sd.
er's atiaea % y. Erancols sss,inty, Nisseuri.
ans u the Aanir VT cnnytyrd TO party OF tire
first part by Adniph wellr ny wngransy deed
dated 1unr -. lxsi ard r.cardeti "a the ne
cordrr's once OF ~. Francois county. VA
buok -, at page o..
winch said convrynnee was made tn 49,.
natr tn aaia deed ~ trass descrtbesi. an1t
WHEREAS eaid n0tr u past dse and rrtnalns
unfali, nov therefore. IN accordance with
tho provisions Of Snfsi deed % lrnst. asaA nj
tine rs.,tuest Of the legal holder of eafd note.
J., the undersigned Trustre, VIII prncFpd 90
south front do.sr of flJ~ t'osr isoase. tn the
city Of Warrington, IN the county nf ~.
srancsIls. rtntr afprwsaid. 20 the highest bid.
der Cor each, AZ public auction. ON
Saturday, July LIST, 1898,
.ctween the hours of nine o'cIock In the
forsuGon and Ave O'Clock ~ the aftefipoun
oi that day, 10 satisfy said nnl~, together
with the cost and expense ~ executing this
trust.
June I. Isu.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

OF what use Is a State Board Of
Health thai IL powetleas 10 act in ~
emergency The Secretary Of our
State Bjard If Health said be couldn't
send an expert to the Flat River min
ing district to settle the question Of a
doubt as TO whether q disease prevalent
there Is smallpox, because the board
had no money with which t0 dciTay
the expense; and yet A seems to have
money for keeping up mn Office In ~.
Louis and paying a secreiaryi 10 occupy
1t when not engaged in private prac'
licc. Is salary drawing and the show
Of keeping up M Office ali there Is to
hF We will do the Secretary ,hn JUS
lice, however, To say that hs promised
to come down aud look into the mat
ter, which be did last Monday This
statement Of the Secretary Of the State
Board Of Health about lack Of means
brings to mind another matter to which
our attention was called not long ago.
The State has a Lead Mine Inspector
whose duty 1t Is TO inspect and look
after the safety OF underground mines.
We are told that be has never inspected
a mine in this county. and when qaes-
toned in regard to his derrliciion Of
duty, he said that the mine owners
iidn', want them inspected When
told tina, thSi was perfectly natural,
but that his duty was to look after the
safety Of the miners and not the inter
rsts Of the mine owners. be said there
WAS no money available for paying his
travelling expenses, etc. Yet this In.
.pcciOr draws A salary Of about 81 500
q year. What does he do to earn n9
Aud what Is to be said u the first OK
euse he gave?
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
ShsItf's Sale UddsI Deed Of Trust.


Drfanf1 having bveR made by non .enmyli.
ance wish the terms OF n deed Of trust, ~.
corded in bssok -. Page ~. OF the Once oi
I'M. us.rorirr 81 D.,.sis 81 a. Francnis cuun'
", MlsNoiirI, the undersigned. rilrriff OF this
essaass Of ~ trsf.eNst- stale f.s Mt@z.-r.s.
ltlsa trustee IN safd deed of trust hRyfaE r.-
fusrd To net or to make sale under ssfa~ !
for the purposes OF executing tho trusts
stated IA said decsl Having tNsin dnfy ~.
guessed bY tho lcgnl holder Of the notes -.
cured ttss'rehyl viii, on
Saturday. The Ia .l=y - isiy, saa
is-fween thc hours of 20 4. m. nnJ y. m .
NJ the Court tious'' dpOf 10 the city nj harm
inKfon. -. FmHclis coanty. Mis~luri, pro
csissi Ia ssii, ~ piabir Nendas o. The highest
bidder. for caah, Ihr following land 81 said
county of -. Francois, Missouri fmentioue,i
In said deed OF truSil. to-wtt.
Tnr nurtii nail uOsFnNrsS guaTfwr anu
nnrth part southwest quarter ~ northwest
,f1Gsrter. cxniaininx Ofle hundrrd aud ava
iiasl acres Ia section nftern lisi. township
thirty seven l11l. range four tti. aud the
noTihrla. quarter nI northeast quarter OF
srctinn sixteen lIGl. to,fnsiiip thirty seven
acrrs. ana that PARTON Of the soutfeax n
sixteen iT6l, IN township thirty seven ig5l
north. range four ~ EAST. thai lies north ni
tne rnad as now located leading from Nln.
siai Point 90 -. doe Trad Mines, containing
tsyp tgl acres. more OF less, together with III
ths improvements thereon. alsn all OF the
mineral rights PERTAINING 10 the snld farm.
IEfF iiiGltIki. sheriff
OF VI. FFRnculs county. state 81 Missouri.
June 4. tNo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
SiOnr to Lead.
PROM the jefferson city rms..

Prom the jefferson city rrrss.
All indications point to ex-Governor
William j. Stone being nj the head OF
the National Democratic Committee
for tho coming campaign. That full
power will be delegated to him by
Chairman Jones pow seems certain,
aud In the near future Alissourians will
have the satisfaction OF seeing tho dcs.
TIMES oi the great Democratic party On
trusted TO the hands Of one Of the
elearcst headed statesmen and mo 4
as,ute politicians that this State has
ever produced. There was no leader
10 the country who did more TO shape
the events that led up to the declara-
lions Of the Chicago platform than
Stone, and no more fitting selection
for head TO the central body Of the
party could be mads. II will be graf
flying, indeed, to AliSsouriaus, and cs-
PeciaIly TO Democratic Missoarians, to
sec him thus honored.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
Trustees Sale.

wheTcas, Rivn .. Royd and samuel y
boyd, her husband, BY their c~rtnin deed oi
trust. dated the 18th day ~ March ts6, and
rccuuled In tho Recorder ufIlr- OF ~ Frnn.
cuts county. Missouri, IN book No a., at ia ~
Gps. conveyed 10 Dr. a. W. Keith, ns trustee.
thr following described rial estate. situate,
lying ana being IN the Cnunty III ~. fran'
co.'s, nnd state Of Missouri tO.wit
All OF a half acre bot Of ground OF 0f thu
ns ths. TFenblr lot In John |. Viewers sub.
division OF survey numbered seventy zone
t'il, IN township tiarty seven, range tour
east, IN the western Part OF Evansville. Mo.
said half.ncTc lot being bounded on the north
by the Trenibir iaf and on the south rs u
lnt owned by J. u lliRhlay. ana sxtrndlnH
EAST and west e.fui distant with said lots.
which said conveyance was made IN trust
tn secure the payment OF certain psomis
sary note in said deed described, and whers.
~ said note Is now l'asi due and rrmains un
paid: and whereas the said iir. A. W. Keith,
trustee. T. drrenSrd noay, therefore. I tht
undersigned sheriff ~ ~. Francois county
Mo-. tn accordance with the pFnyisinns ol
said Deed OF Trust, ami az the request nf the
irnil holder Of sntn note. win prucerd to sell
the above descrtlai RAJ estate ~ the south
frunt ipor uf the Court House. N the Dify oi
Pennington. b. the County OF ~. Francsas
state aforrsail, NJ public suction. to the
highest bidder fur rash. o.,
Saturday, June "a, 1899.
brtwren the hoors % nine q clock In the fpr'.'
nnun und tvpn'cinck IN theaftrrnnnn of that
dag. to satisfy snld note. tegrthrr with III,
cJ-t and expense NJ executing itllH trust.
JEFf -. HlGHt.Kf. sheriff.
May p. $50.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
An Aneieut Belief.

The anoieuts believed that rheuma-
tism was the work Of demon within
a man. Anyone who has bad an attack
Of scia,io or infiammalory rheumatism
will agree that the iniiictioD Is dcmoniac
enough to warrant the belief IL has
never been claimed that Chamberlain e
Pain Balm would east out demons, but
Il will cure rheumatism, aud hundreds
bear testimony to the truth Of this state
mcut. Oac application relieves the
pain, aud this quick relief which IL af-
iords Is alone worth many times IL cost
FOR sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

Miss Flora McKinEic saddIed HI I
horse on last Monday aBd started Ia
town, and when about half way abe
discovered snakes head pro,ruding
from under the from, part Of the saddle.
She Jumped TO the ground aud abonl
the same time the snake fell to the
earth aud was promptly killed. II
proved TO be a large oOpperhssd. She
was using an old saddle that had been
hanging on the wall Of the smoke
house for a scar or more, aud II Is
supposed that the snake had crawlcd
Into tho padding Of the saddle or waS
10 the hiankes.---iieyuolds County Out
look.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

New England Is baking Up to
June 9th there has been no rain since
March; the thermometer for several
days has registered from % to pc (;
crops arc near ruin. Hay. in fact, has
already burned so death; there Is lit
tic hope for corn or gartlca truck.
Farmers are ressrtling In dust. No
previous May had been as dry as was
last month.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

a. il estimated that the wheat crop
Vt the United States will not be up 10
the average this year, and II is also re-
ported that the Russian wheat crop !.
practically a failure. With this out
look wheat promises To advance In
price, aud farmers will DO well 10 make
a note Of the fact
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

The State Fair provided for BY the
Legislature nj lis reeeas sessions has
been located a, Sedalia by the State
Board Of Agriculture, aud Mexico. Mo-
berry, chilIieothe, aud few other
towns, north OF the river that we're
reaching out after h can hardly realize
shc fact. Most Of them, however. &C.
eept defcs. gracefully, but one Of the
Mobcriy papers, singing with jealous
disappointment, iudnlScs In malicious
TRADE against Southern Missouri and
ks people In general. exposing an
amount Of igsorance about onc Of tho
scst progressive and rc#oarruful SEQ
lions Of the State that b inexcusable In
any rspss wish the least prvtsasIons 10
isielsta<upe. The ssli-sufseisn1y Of .
good mssy people living north u The
siser h mass rrfrcshiag. aud ihsir a.
sorsses Of that great section Of tho
sssas lyiag soash a ihs Big alsddy and
~ chsrssssr X ~ peopls y : osnss
~ ~osdarmsat dowr this wsy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

The Maiden News publishes the Rev.
]. +. Mansion for the benefit of South
east towns, where he may desire to
give his lecture on the Holy Land and
various other subjects. I, happened
after he decided To lecture nj that town
that three or four reputable citizens
had known him under other names and
denominations, aud the various dis
graceful affairs in which he was prin.
cipnl. The man at once skipped the
town.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

II the McKialey civil service order Is
tight. why did the President delay !, go
long, is So 49, President a man Of 40
feeble insellccs thas h takes him two
years to act for his countrY's good In .
matter so Important Does spyonc
suppose that his desire for senouins-
iion dill NOE lead him 10 do what be
has dons In rrpsidins 70 many Offices
for political bumaaersf---rosl- Dispatch.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

The Legislature having failed TO pass
a bill TO tax franchises, the State Board
Of Equalization has taken the matter in
haad aud adopted a resolution to assess
the franchises Of the street railways Of
Kansas City and St Louis. The street
railway companies will contest the
matter beiure the Supreme Court.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

When the Cubans aud Filipinos we're
Sighting Tor independence from Spanish
miSrule and oppression, they were pa
iriols; but now that the Filipinos arc
fighting for Independence from utter
ference by this country under span.
irh quite deed to the Philippine
Islands, they are rebels aud savages
not capable Of scli-goyernment.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

''Duw with the trusts, from the
gold and national bank trust down to
;hc resaa: trust, Is abe ccmfg"hea.
siyo way In which Mr., Daniels Of the
National Democratic Committee from
North Carolina puts the issue for 1900
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

The decision Of the Court Of Appeals
sustaining the Missouri law That trust,
ar combine organized to control prices,
cannot collect by law bills for goods
sold In this State, Is not as effective as
might appear at iirst glance. II trusts
are not reached in some other way,
they will grow 80 formidable that they
eau dictate their own terms to dealers
and consumers, aud cash payment will
be the basis Of the terms.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

Airs, alta johnson died al her houe
in Washington soua,y on the 9th, aged
81 years.
The KenEei Dcmocrai says thc wales.
meios crop Of Dunklin county WIN be
ready -ialy s.
The ensire faculty 81 Masyia Cole
gate institute has been re-engaged Tor
Tie eoming session.
John CEiddie III Cape GlraFdeau
county has twenty-,hrce peach trees
which viii bear . full crop Of peaches.
A man named Pete Summers, aged
co ycars, was Killed BY an Iron Moan.
tain train near Knob Lick on the Ord
inst.
Jack BcAa Of Barroll. Cape Girar-
dean county. recently captured u pair
Of polcca,s with ten young ones 10 his
Stable.
n negro man was found dead near
Charlottesville on tho g0th uli,, and SO
far there Is M clue to who killed him.
From all indications he had been muir.
dered.
The screen door iietory at Iron,oh
has closed for the essen. II Il esii.
mated that 5g.OUO doors have been
made since December. Operations will
be resumed early In the iall.
4 base ball team Of uine fat men Of
Caulbersviiie want 10 play a game
%; :. s''''i iis 's~'u ifv,rr Eny ivuu, M
member 10 weigh less than 200 pounds.
The Charlottesville nine weigh 2,i55
pOands.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

II the editor VI the Mobcrly Monitor
Is rs Grass on other subjects as he Is on
the Southern part Of ihi. State aud It's
people, he ought to be taken TO the
first State Fair at Sedalia aud exhibited
80 A lnsus nAtutac.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

We have received q copy Of the first
issue Of the jefferson City Press, the
new Democratic paper published at the
State Capital. The weekly edition Is
n neat siN.column quartu and shows up
we'll in editorial ability, news excellence
and typographical appearance. Sue.
cess 90 the Press.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
Executors Notice.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Notice q hrretly wivea that letters 81 ad.
sninietsasssn Mefe GRANTED tn the UNDER
signed " the PEuixste soari OF ~. fsaacola
tklsa. on the estate OF
y. AsifHrRN. bred.
Az persons having cialula avatsfss said -.
tate ARE regllfrsi 10 exhibtf them 10 the All
uiiuisifatur for allowance within ONE wear
ron TIE dits of said istlcrs, or they may
y. t'f.riufsFd stnin ans heHrfii OF Eaid rstate /.
ami y hri exhibited Tor allowance within
two years from the date OF said lrtgers they
WIZ d. forever fHsrTvi
May n. fs<s
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

The fiercesi battle that has yet been
fought with The FIiipiuos came "if last
Monday abou, len miles from Manila
The insurgents fought stubboruly aud
Gen. Lawton said Il was more like war
than anything he has seen sipre he has
been there. The inrurg 'nis were
finally driven from their stronghold.
but not without considerable loss to the
American troops.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

Whenever the honor OF defense OF
their country calls for their service, the
flower Of the American youth are ready
TO respond, but they are not eager TO
ioln Ia the Administration Filipino
hGut
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

Aside from the serious Inconvenience
and pain ca sscd by piles, there Is n
tendency to ii.tula aud TO cancer 10 The
rectal regions. Piles should not be al
lowed to run on unchecked Tubler's
Buckeye File Ointment is an Infallible
remedy. Price. Doe a bottle; tubes,
s5c, at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

A aallow, iisndiced skin is symp-
tom Of disordered liver, as Il springs
from hillary poisons retained III Ihc
blood, which destroy energy, cheerful.
ocss, strength. vigor, happiness and
liie. iIcrbine uill rcstsre the natural
functions Of the liver. l.fice 90 cts nj
Gifts Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

Sunday, juno {, President Loubet
oi France was assaulted by a mob Of
royalists, but the Presiden, from the
common people was not to be awcd,
Sunday, June nth, on the way and at
she Grand Prix races, nothing but
4'Long live l.oubet," "long live the
Republic" greeted him. The royal.
lists have found their master, aud France
n President worthy the title.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

The attempt Of cx.Goy stones enc
mics to create an impression that he
was false 20 bland in 1896 Is rs spite
fully silly a. il IL Intellectual Mr.
Bland had no siancher or trucT friend
Ia the National Convention, fact
which he fully recognized aud acknowl-
..l,,.A
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby give4s To- all creditors and
others Interested In the estate OF
MANY JANE nAti.. Deceasrd.
tint the undersigned. Administrators said
estate, Intends tp Iinke 4 mai settlement
thereof az the next term Of the Pfuisatr
toart OF IT. frnncois county. MtszoaEi. ga
h. began and held NJ FnrfnlnEton. In said
county, oa the srcnnh Monday IN Jaty, tsssi.
kD CHUSCiETON. Adm'r,
June n, is0
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

The thousands Of friends throughout
che State aud the whole country Of tina,
rugged, honest statesman, Richard
Parks Bland, are pleased 10 note the
news nj some improTemen, In his con.
sli,iSn, and share the hope Of his fam.
NY tina. he may yet recover. Several
times during the week II was thought
that he was passing away. bot n few
days ago be rallied from his sinking
condition, recovered consciousness. and
his physicians arc hoping agains, a re-
lapse and for hts Ultimate restoration.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

II Is reported that the Russian wheat
crop Il a failure. Has Hanna Mekin-
ley been hoOdooing the wheat crrp o'rr
there again In the interest Of prosper
lty aud The American fsrmcf2
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

II The pre1isposIiioa TO worms IN
children Is not cured they may become
emaciated, weakly and in danger Of
commissions. Whites Cream vermi-
iuge Is The most suoccesful and popular
remedy Price 25e at City lIrog Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
D0n'I Wait Until the Horse Is StOlsn
Before Yea Lock the Stable.


0icourse yOu know all abOat Il. You
have read u 10 The papers. You know
that Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is sold by druggists
everywhere. but you don't know all
about II unless you have used !, and
given II test IN severe emergencies.
when your physician Is away frnm home
and the drug stores arD closed. After
one such emergency you will Always
keep this remedy in your home; but
why walt until the horse Is stolen be-
fore you lock tbs siablc2 Get 90.
cent bottle of II now aud be prepared
for any such emergency. For sale by
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
Administrator Notice

Notice Is hsrrhy given that iotfers of adj.
ministfutlnn Rcrr granted 10 the nnslasF.
signed ny the Probate tuurt OF ~ -Yranepts
.,s.:,;''ts s;7ss;st, sssif'a date uf hpVi an.
iss1, on the estate of
y. q. ELYTNs. Deed.
~ pcrsohs having claims against said
.-lnt" 80. Required 70 g<!tt.s.; ;hs.iIa i iis.
AhuiinlsiTatnF fuy allowance within one.
year .tum the date of sRld letters ur They
may w. prvciudefi from ans iSsnssni ni Niaist
''stnto ana u nov exhibited for allowance
within tWu feaTs fcpni the date 90 said let.
ters' ih"y WI b. forever barred.
Aprli ~. isap.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

Sixteen To nne that the question Of
free silver will absorb good deal OF
lu,ercs, 10 the 1900 campaign
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15
A Administrator Notice.

Notice Y hereby given that irfEerp OF al
uinihtrntiun were Efnntef Co the under.
slsnssi W the Probate Court ~ A. FrnnCpls
county. Missouri, hrarinE date Of MAJ ipsh
tSisl, on the estate Of
GEORGE ". A~ilRtRN, D~c'd
All pTrsons having claims against said rs
tate are requires 60 exhibit them 10 ihr "A
MihhtFaiur sDr allowance within one yraf
lfom the uate uf said letters 81 they may
~ pr-ciudeu ifstm any iensf1t OF saiti estate /.
ara " not exhibited Tor allowance within
twn ytaIs from enc date OF said letter. thew
WI br forever barred.
Aag %. $50.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

Doekery and Bali appear to be run
ming neck and neck In the gubcrna'or'
Lal race Ia the Southeast.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

For relief and comfort 10 asthma
Ballard's llorohOund Syrup has no
equal. Price 20 and soc At City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-15

Good advice to q Frcnchman Just
how Ia 'llun't be a Clam"