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The Latest Songs and Music at
Popular Prices.
The Henderson Music Co.

will send you any Of the latest popular
songs for 25c cts (silver) This is all the
latest 80 cent music with handsomely il
luStrated covers. We name few:
The Only Way.( Hands Across the
Natest.) Sea. (Sousa)
I'm Living Easy. I'd Leave My Hap
My Hannah Lady. py For You.
March 4 woStep.) Boston Tea Party.
Nv Little Georgia Break the News to
Rose Mother.
NV Hannah Lady. Louisiana Lie. (The
J 1T as the Sun Went Lat6st
Down. My Creole, Sue.
She was Bred in Old Hello My Baby.
Kentucky. Howl Love my Lou
Any of the above Or anv other song you
like no matter who publishes same, sent
for 2j cts.
Henderson rluSiC Co.,
Box 26S, Henderson, N. 6.
The gold leaf., 1899-11-02

Our leading citizens pro-
execution Of Photo
graphs by the Globe Photo
Co. unsurpassed.
The gold leaf., 1899-11-02

Biggest line Of Furniture and the most
up-tO-date styles and finishes at
WATKINS'
The gold leaf., 1899-11-02
Plank Chapel Church.

Our kittrell correspondent sent
the following last week which reached
us too late for publication. 1t is
timely now and the GOLD LEAF takes
occasionsto congratulate its friends of
the Plank Chapel congregation upon
having in the near future Il new and
modern church building:
Work has been begun on the new
church at Plank Chapel. While there are
many who will regret to see the old
church torn down, yet when it is replaced
by modern church, suitably furnished,
they can only feel glad that Rev. Mr.
Alfred has finally persuaded the MEM
bership to build at once house of wor-
ship that will be source of pride to the
community, for strangers usually Judge
people by the churches and school
houses they build. Rev. Mr. Alfred
deserves great deal Of credit for hav-
ing brought about action in the matter,
for it has been talked about number of
years
The gold leaf., 1899-11-02

Death of a Little Child.

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. @. 2. Shell
sympathize with them in the death of
their little daughter Fannie, which
occurred about 1O:30 O'Clock Tuesday
morning of mcmbranous Group. She
was sick but few days and an opera
ton was performed for her relief, but
without avail. She was bright and
beautiful child. aged about three
years. and her death creates a void in
the hearts of loving parents, desc
latlon in the home, which none but
those who have similarly suffered can
realize.
Overcoat-. Well, this weather suggests
them, and there is no use to try to make
that last winter garment do service this
winter, when prices are az low as they
are at atkins. Comparison tells the
story-and the comparison shows that
the stock at the big store is about the
hnr-t YOU ever looked upon.
Loaded shells, powder, shot, caps. etc
at II. THOMAsUN's
You will get fast trains. good SER
vice, elegant accommodation, when
you buy your tickets from Seaboard
Air Line Agents to witness unveiling
Winnie Davis Monument.
The gold leaf., 1899-11-02
Twas Ever Thus.

Up to the hour Of going to press
there has been no horrible accident
to record as a result of collision on
the road incident to rushing in cow
feed by dear delinquents. For several
days after the paper was out last
week we held (') our breath in mo-
mentary expectation Of hearing above
the ''dull thudn of some calamatous
crash the shriens and groans Of the
dead and dying; but we have been
disappointed not in missing a good
local, but in getting the feed.
Dorsey Drug CO. guarantees every bottle
OF Chamberlain : Cough Remedy and will
refnn6 the money to anyone who is not
satisfied after using two-thirds of the con-
tens. I,,> is the best remedy in the
world h grippe, coughs, colds, Group
AMI VII ring r;Igh and is pleasant and
3" take. 1t prev, ntS any tendendy of
IA cid 10 result in pneurnrnia.
This is thicker clothing weather, and
he stock to select from is at Watkins.
The gold leaf., 1899-11-02

You'll look as well in one of Watkins
S1o business suits as you would in Il
custom-made $25 suit. And YOU will
fee! a great deal better, for you'll have
that $40 in your pocket
The gold leaf., 1899-11-02
.-9ag Constantly at ii Brings Success
TUDICIOUS ADVERTISING

-VEATt.S many a new business;
LELARGtS many an old business;
pREoER rs many large business:
RrVi.ES any d-.f pGSIt, 8:
RFSCUkS many lost business:
SA -ES many failing business;
CUE -ucGcS- ary 49,, --
The gold leaf., 1899-11-02
Nearly ConpIcted.

This is thicker clothing weather., and
he stock to select from is at WatkinS'
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07
The Supply Of Currency.

$50 scarce is the local supply Of cur.
rency," says the financial reporter Of a
New Yrrk daily, '.ihui 1t Is likely that
New York will have 10 ship gold 10 the
West mud South TO move the crops,
provided The demand for that purpose
{, equal to former years" II that Is
ihc situation now, what will Il bc when
the Grrcnbacks are all retired and bonds
issued ia their s,Cads The loss Of the
greenbacks will make one hole In the
presen, insufficient money supply; the
interest TO be paid on the newly issued
bonds will make another. sud Tive New
York gold brokers must BE- depended
upon 10 furnish the people with the cir
culatiug medium which they should
furnish themselves Il 1t likely that
the people will be better of as their
necessities become greater and the
means Of supplying them are made
less?--San Francisco Star
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07
No Loss Of Time.

slr. W ;. Whcdon, cashier Of the
First National bank Of Winterset. Iowa,
in a recent letter gives come experience
with n carpenter in his employ lha. will
be Of value to other mechanic lie
says: If had carpenter working for
me who was obliged to stop work for
several days on account Of being iroG.
bled with diarrhGoa. | men toned Ia
him that bad been similarity troubled
and that Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrh0ea Remedy had cured me.
lie bought bottle of il from the drug
gist here and Informed me that QUE
dose nnred him, and be Is again y, hi.
work. For sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07

state of Missouri, County of 81 Frnncois. rs.
IN tn. Circuit tourt In vacation to IN" No.
ygfniler term, iTfb. Ehe following proceed
ings were aad to Wit
Forrcata 6. Iiutchisun. Plaintiff.
vs..
The Unknown Heirs Of Woodbridge Mrrrv.
n"ld, Deirnuauts.
Nov al this day comes the pllintln here.
~ IN 10y her attorney, 10. II. Nafblty,
hnd ilies her petition ana a m luvit. alleging.
among other things, that lioiendantf are the
Unknown heirs OF Woodbridge Merryfipld,
and are not residents of the state Of Mis-.
souri, Whrrrupon, u Il ordered ~ thr CicIk
~ said bunrt Ia vacation, that et.d defend.
nn,s b. notified ny publication that plaintiff
has cofnnencvl suit against THEM ~ ihls
court, the object aud genrral nature ot
which IS TO divide IN partition the following
ticlcftbad real estate, situate. lying ana be.
ing inst fran, oils rounty. state of Missouri.
AZ follows. to wit Northwest quarter 81
northwest q:.aftrF of section ~, township
a., rnngn east, containing " Crs.s. more
OF less aud fhai uniess the said defendants
10 ard appcaE at this Court, AT the next
term thereof. 20 tps isegun and hDi Ten NJ the
CDust House ia the Ctty OF farlningion, In
said county, on the I3lh day Of Sovrulher
next. anu 80 OF hafpfr the Third DAP 81 shld
term. u the term shall sDlcng eontinae--nnd
II not. then on or iteforu the 10 day Of said
terfu-~tlnsNer or rlead Ia Tie petition IN
said cause, tue sInsc vii b. taken ns con
irss,d, ana Judgment VIII oe rendered ae'
And d l. further ordered. that a copy here
OF be published, according 10 law. In the
FAhNfE.TON TIMEs, a newspaper published
IN said county Of ~ Francois. tor four weeks
euccfssieeiy. published % least once q week.
tbs last Insertion to bc M itaEf fifteen days
before the first dsy OF said next November
term OF this Uoart.
q. G. WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK.
true copy from the record.
witness my hand anu EFnl of
- tue CirtH.i Court of -. Francois
10. =. cDunty. Tits list day of tfsust.
49, Ism.
J. G.. WILLIAMS,
Circuit Clerk.
August %
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07

jefferson Democrat IN the B)nne
Tcrro Register Of the lsih inst, we
notice AN editorial ia WHICH Il j. stated
that 'sffom 1898 20 the end Of 1896
there was a complete shutdown oi the
Crystal City plate glass works" The
editorial l. ostcnsibly written In rciuta-
ton aud condemnation OF the Demo.
cratic papers, which, II says, "arc en-
ieavoiing to make political capital
uut Of the fact that The glass works
are now shut down, by simply max.
Ing the announcement and refrain
ing from going into details There
are two features Of Aforesaid editorial
that would be amusing iflhcy were not
Ia keeping with the political literature
with which Republican papers are hab-
huaIly supplying their readers. First
Is the ialschood IN the first statement
aboGi the shutdown from 1898 10 the
close Of soc, which would have been
q term Of three years. The works were
not stopped OF shut down in either
1898. 1924 or 1875. aud not In 1896
until the 9Th Of August, aHi were
started again IN November, 1896; and
while everybody supposed IL was a pn.
llical campaign move 10 favor Of the
Republican ticket, lip., iillry furnishes
the reason. lie was behind The sccucs
aud helping In the management Of the
campaign, aud hr says that the Cry s,al
City company was paid by Eastern cap
itl!i,l, To- shut down. The other ica-
lurc i. reproYiug pemocrlIic editors
Tor not going into details iu regard Tea
the shut. down. Where doe, h, sup.
pose they were To get d"ajl,2 such
concerns do not furnish details, eSpe.
cislly 10 Democratic cdHors--not even
to their employees. They never take
the public into their confidence. nor
condesccnd TO give any facts or figures
until The time comes for assessing their |
property. Then they get somewhat
sociablc aud confidential; but the -pcll |
O., soon over with.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07
NOTICE.

NDlle Is hereby given thai sealed hi0A
VIII be- rHefivgd ~ che utilcr 90 fas pnunty
Clerk 10 s~ptrniiper stu. tHtt, up to 0'ciurk
q, M, for Tiprap ana gravel hy the rnbic
yard iisids tor each Kind OF said material To-
b. separuiely4 Inudri. tor riprupiBT ana
gruyrhng all tliat portion OF the Farming
ton ana jackson ruad, beginning AZ or near
the old toll gate lot on the south side of the
farmlngton ana ste. nvncvieVe road. IN tho
ccnier af the said Pennington nud Jack snn
mad, running thence tsOutheasterty along
the main VI te Of said road 60 or near Noif
creek bridgr ON said road as aforesaid, or
20 the extent OF the appropriation. accord !.
ina 10 nn order made anu entered of record
IN the ". Francois county Court record on
the 18TH day uf August. isn. Bidders are
required 10 furnish with their hids the
names OF their securities for the faithful
performance Of their work or cuniuict.
Contractors or bidders to furnish ana de-.
liver all rock or fiarap ana gravel ni painia
On sntd road as designated 10y the Nupgrin
tendent IN charge, Iids 10 be- Opened by
the county Court ana contract awarded
september nh. 10, at u'clnck . M. The
court reserves the riRhi To reject any aud
all bids.
igy order of the county Court.
TilUS II, STAN. Clerk
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07

stair nf Missouri, t1itnty 81 NJ Ffaitrois, So.
venaheT .-rri, issa. the following proved
inEs werc had t0-wit
q. G. john son. iiaFntfr.
vs..
George !. Taylor and Mary Taylor. defend
ants.
Nov az this asy comes the plaintiff here
~ In. by his attDrnay. u. n. Barburs.
and fites his petitiOA and afil1avIf. alleging.
among utler things. fhst DEFENDANTS nsr
n,fn residents OF the stntn OF Missouri. and
are afs4sss - rvnsose their rsoprrty put NJ The
state with Intent to defraud. hinder adj DC.
lny their creditors. wfsrsenVon u y assierrn
Il % sasa asa u " sse:s lcna s ; sa
piliBfff has commenced a susl aEainsf thcsii
10 this Court, the object and genvrsi nature
OF wtIich y 10 rrcpver % q certain profnis
sorry note dated Fsr1iinatdn. Mo-. Nusriu-
baf ~, isss. Tor 1hrse Hpnafed and Twenty
five ispliars. due s,nF ssay nffrf date, with
Interest lc1m pcundi Mt fsiH rate ~ , prrrens
81 pcrseinai property 81 ssisi sisfsadsats. ard
sniununa as Fafntsliees. tlaY. bslrk 4 t1esa-
ing. os tafs1ingfoa. No.. asFutz fsss sstu DE-
Tsyisr and Mary Taylor be- ana appeaf al
tlSfs ctsssrty ~ TIE ncxf trim fherrsf, 20 be
begun and Ilolisun ~ the tpMrs stousT IN the
Mty y faftnlugtan. " saiu cosnty. on the
tue ii day 81 sald term II the term shall 80
long fshitntfc--8nd u not, then ott o. before
she yax day "a satd - ts-~knsweT 81 plead
ne taken ax cnafoHsest, sasd 5unHsunnt Mill
ANA II n further nrddrcs mat copy hese.
OF M rat>is<hed. according 10 ieus ~ the
FsRxffarsxx TrNxs. 4 newspaper putllsbfd
IN said sf,unty ofxt rfnpcqs. fur fhus wesks
.ksrrrxzfVety published IL least enrr TAek-
thr iAst tN*ar1tuka n ~ a. tpa1t nft1Hu 0Ays
butCrc fnE orst dqf 1T sasf next NuvRmsey
torn ~ this uoelff.
Il. wKaaaxa. ssyrus1 c1ef1.
frx,e e<r19 IRON the rTcsrtl
Nlfnxas ny hand ard acxi Of
~-s< ire ctressIf ks,nrt ot = kf8neo<t
III 81. rpsnty. tniz iAsh azg Ct Aessfs.
n :sf Wrtf1AM&4
I. X VI Ess<f1es G#f&
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07

Here is what the Oh.o platform,
adopted hy the Democratic Cou, cnliun
If that State last week, stand, for.
Tree silver at lG to /, independent,
of all other nations Ia the world
Demand, the denomination Vt bryan
IA 1900.
Against imperialism and ior the per.
pctul,y Of The Republic.
Opposition to cnlangliug alliances
with foreign kingdoms aud empires.
The declaration Of ConGrcs, that war
with Spain was for humanity, aud not
for conquest.
Demands that Cubans and rilpiuos
be not only permitted but encouraged
10 establish independent republics.
Against the llanna-paync shipping
bill, which would further shagklc our
shipping interests,
For maintaining QUE splendid navy.
and against large standing army,
which is menace 10 liberty
Favors the initiative and referendum,
eight hour law, abolition ci prison con.
tract system, o,c.
Denounces trusts as tho legitimate
fruits of gold standard aud other cor.
upi Republican tariff legislation, aud
demands that all aslisIcs controlled b,
trusts be placed on The free list.
Demands the cessation Of national
bonded debt building tc,eursc posieriiy.
Condemns political boesistn rs inini.
cal to our form Of government.
Favors the election Of President, Vice
President, aud United States Senators
by direct vote of The people.
Such are the features Of national in.
Portancc embodied In the Ohio Demo.
cratic platform, the sentiments oi which
Sud favorable response M The minds Of
all Democrats and people who would
preserve intact trrc institutions aad
government BY lhc people IN the Tn
Ned States.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07
A Few Words TO The Public.

wish TO speak few words To the
public ia behalf of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Didrrhuca Remedy While
there are many men, women and chit.
drcn that suffer aud die from bowel
troubles, / wish TO say to all that there
never was not there never will be any
greater medicine put up than Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera aud barFhoca
Remedy. want t. advise all that read
thi, to keep il on baud. do not suffer
for the want Of something to relieve you
when Chambcilain's Remedy will case
you In q few minutes aud is within reach
oi all p. {. Windham, Eden. Ia
This remedy Is for sale by City Drug
Store
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07

4 Ip,>lnlt ."yTHlAST CANDIDATE.
Scott County Newsboy: Hon. Mar.h
Arnold, our fellow townsman, l. Jring
prominently mentioned by neatly every
paper IN Southeast Missouri, and some
north Of the river, As the proper man
sar Missonri's chief executive. Marsh
Sc nm able lawyer, fully qualified 10 tGl.
on the duties Of thi, high office, aud
rs man ranks high In the estimation
Of his friends, because Of his stardines
of character whilo occupying seat 10
Congress. BESIDES he Is an uuswcfv.
ing Democrat aud paid homage 10 the
Chicago platform at The Fertile Springs
convention In 1896, when the silver
question was still IN It's Infancy, aud
which, too, placed bim in Close touch
with the hearts Of his couuirymen.
This compliment has come unsolicited,
but Il he will Say The word not only we
but al Of Southeast Missouri ate lot
him.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07
NOTICE.

Notice g. hereby given that sealed bids
VIA b. received M the once ~ tlIe County
Clerk 70 september gih. iSgi, M 20 I p'ciock
y M. Tor Tipmp aud rrnycl by the cubic
yard bids for each KIND 81 said material Ia
he separately mndeI for the construction
unh rom,ssetiGn Of thar poTtinn Of this rock
road en Che bed uf the FnrmiaEton ami pp-
tosi road. beginning ~ tho northwest snd
vt the present rock ruad. In tue center oi
the Pennington and rOtOsi mad. running
npTthwpstWnrdly along the main iinv ~
said road % the cnsI side OF hank OF FIAT
MvrT, distance of about "a uiiies, ur 90
the extent 90 the appropriation, according
% an order made and entered Of rpcVrd IN
the n. ffTncpis tounty Court record on the
l2th dny Of august. istg. bidders are ~,
glirui 20 furnish With their blds the names
nl Their securities Tor the faithful puri0em
ancc ~ their WORK 81 contract. Coliwrtt
nrs ar bidders 10 furnish ana deliver all
rock or ripNp. mnraaAm and gravel ut
points an said road az designated by the
superintendent IA charge. hiis 10 be-
Oliened ~ the county court AMI cpHi utrt
awarded --.sst~rnbeE Wh. iko. at clock
y. M. The Court reserves the right to ~
juct ans and all bids.
~ pr,ler ~ flsr c1uufy CuGri.
HOS. ~. STAN. tlcrg.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07
Whyp

Why Is Cornelius Vanderbilt. csti-
mated 10 be- worth si2O, 900, 600,
taxed on bot $500, 900 personally?
Why is ". X Vanderbilt. estimated
ia be worth si0O, 900, 900, taxed ON
but sl00, 600 personally?
Why IL John u. Rockefeller. cali
mated tn be worth 5000, 600, 600,
taxed on but $500, 900 personality
Why is William Rockefeller, csii.
mated 10 be worth SEQ, 900, 600, taxed
on but $500, 600 personality
Why is Russell sage, estimated go
be worth sl0O. OOO. GOO, taxed ON but
$500, 0UU personally?
Why Is J. rinrpput Morgan, csii-
mated 20 be worth $50. 600, 600, taxed
on hut 100000 personally New
York World.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07
The Country Pa ser.
PROM the Jefferson city Pscss

frnm the jefferson Clty Prcss-
Missouri Democratic newspapers,
those published out In the country, can
not be surpassed anywhere ior general
excellence. For instance, where l.
there better OF more ably edited pa
per published in small town aud a
small county than the Ironton ilgisIer7
The veteran editor If the Register has
n clearer insight aud more profound
knowledge Of the p'litieAl qUeslions
than many who are ah0ng The so-ealled
leaders Of the party. Ills views are
sound and they are expressed in clear
cut English
TuE PENNINGTON TIMES Is another
ably edited paper down ia the South
east. Up north ot the Missouri river
sam Cooks MeSiuu intelligeneer u
pethap. the best e'liled paper, when
Mr.. Cook Is Mt home, but there arr
many others SO good thai !, would MT
be right TO maAc distinctions aud COM
parsons. The best daily newspaper
published outside oi the large rilics IN
MisSouii Is the Scslabt Democrat,
which is nearly model for the dailies
published In snail ci,ics. II Is fall Of
local and general news, and It's editor
ial column Is one oi the best in The land.
II Is difficult matter TO esliniaie the
influence Of papers like those mca-
toned above. they ARE next TO the
people, and lhey rrhset what the
mass.s are thinking aud feeling. This
the metropolitan papers DO no, do. and
that Is why the Influence Of the great
city papers has narrowed TO \ small de-
gree. They are regarded by the poo
pic merely as The vehicles Of news. and
they take no part in forming and d.
recting public opiuion. |, 1.-The coun-
ny daily and weekly newspapers that
do this. Tbey arr the unseen power
that nsakes the sentiment aud giyes ui-
lerancc 10 the wi>ises Of The people.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07

bELAssrs, Mo, Angus, 30, 1899
The 81 Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Railway Co. will ON Sept
10th run special excursion train iron,
Dexter, Mo, 10 81. Louis and return.
at the very low rate Of e. for Abe round
trip. The company wish to make thu
ihe finest excursion Of the season. A.
,his viii be Ia the sesson Of fewiyiiy. /
feel assured ihst = grest many will
avail themselves of this opportunity to
see The sights OF a great city and enia,
few Of The many attractions that will
present themselves. For iurlhcr par
iieulars cali Oh OF address The Under
signed
J. y. rsnEEE, Agent.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. wright Pf.teaett and Jam -
rritchett. both single and unmarried, by
day Of september, 1881, ana recorded IN IA
Recorder sOiiicc ~ ~, Frpneuis county. ~
deed BOOK ~. uaRr u. conveyed To kDssuth
" weber. Trustee, al their right. titir. la
trrest ana estate. in ami 20 the following de
srTihrd real estate, situated IN tito EuuBty
VI ~. francois. state 0f Missouri. via
~ ~ lots numbered Line CO.., ton tiNl e.
eleven tltt, twelve tlI, thirteen it5l, tour
teen lltl. ana nftern tlsI. ut block nufubrTt.d
uinu i1i, 81 the Eastern AddittOa 10 TIE CITY
80 fnTninupn. rs TIE same uppears uppu
tho recorded PLAT OF said addition. on nlr IN
The Nrcor.irr't once ~ - Francois county.
Missouri also thp following shares ~ stp X
lu the At, francois nIilding AMI iNln ASS ,.
rhiinn 81 Pennington, via STARS No. ~
lnd a..
Witch said conveyance was made. IN tras
o. secure the payment Of a certain pIum
itspry note IN said decd described, an
whereas said note has become due and h uu
paid; and whrrcnB Christian hrassei, TIL
present owner 81 said yrpnTTty, has tuiir
tu pay up the dues. interest und hnes. ct a.
furnish security for The same SATISFACTORY .
the board 81 DIRECTOR ~ tie - frin",.l@
building and Loan Association, within titlrty
days after written request > Ia do; nnh
whereas koEsuth " Weber I, Il creased suit
deed 1T trust providing that la the event %
the death Of said trustee. the then acting
sheriff OF -. francnis county at the request
NJ nlid Association. shall sol the property
therein described NOW, therefore. IN nr.
carinncc with the provisions al said uco,I
pi Trust, ana az the request ~ the felsai hold
cr nt said note, I WITH proceed To- sell the
above described real estate n the cour1
House door. ia the city Of Huntington. Va
TIA. County 81 u Francois. state aforesaid.
tn the highest baGpr for cash ~ pablic
on
saturday. the 10th day u september,
1899,
between III, hour. fnins o'ciock Ia the iorc.
nopu and ave clock In thenfterHuun OF that
day. a. satisfy said note. together with IN"
cost nni expense of executing this trust.
iEtE ~, ttttIti.EN.
Sh rin and Acting Trustee.
Dated this 2ist day August, iE9.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07

Ohio Democrats last week nominated
John Il Mclean. editor Of the Cincin.
naii Enquirer, for Governor Mr. Nc.
Lean e. ono II the beet politicians 10
;he United States, and will make it
warm for the McIInnuailc- Of the Bnek.
eve State. Ills nomination is also n
deserved uibulc Go one OF s'auchcl
and blayc,l OF Democrats, whose iuiiu-
cutiai journal was one Of the very few
metropolitan paper, that stool iJr Bry.
an and ~ to in 1896. There is
strong probability that he will be
elected, aud Il so he may be put for.
ward as running mate ior Mt Bryan
IN 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07

William J. Bryan sill retains our
entire confidence, and We demand las
nomination Ia 1900, !, the way
our Of the short, phhy pllnks oi the
Ohio Democratic platform adopted last
week reads.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-09-07

1'abler's Iinckess Pils 0insnaen, re-
lieTrs tho insensc itching IL soeihrz,
heals and cures chronic cases where
surgeons fail. Il Is no experiment;
iis smics increase through IT. ours.
Every bottle guaranteed. Pfice. SOC
In kotilx; tuhess s5c, at Cry Drnx
;s..ors.