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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
SINGERS ARD AUTHORS.

Ernest Van pycl;. the grand opera
singer, began lie asa newspaper mau
Emma Calves real name Is Emma
Roqucr, auJ she was born al DrcJle.
vile 81 Is5G She was brought up On
convent and during her ti.st atasua a.
a singer got Gii1 mcuIh,
Joseph Jefferson does 20; HE 20 BE-
considered an invalid. To rrsiGtri 81,
Old Point Comfort, who said to him:
''0h, and did You come here 70 get
well?" he replied, the other Coy -
threw up ny Theatrical engagements.
madam, merely for tho pleasure Of ars-
'ng you"
''Cyrano dc rcrrerac." at the Two
hundred ard for,y-siSih performance
atthe Porte Saint Martin iheater, broke
all records for Paris theattr receipts.
having brought IN 100000 francs. Tor
the same length OF time Michael
StrogoR" In Iss0-si drew i,ots.c3G
francs 20 the Chstelet. whils Round
the World In Eighty Days" ai the Pcr;e
Saint Martin In is7t-55 brougatin $685.
400 frpncs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
Trustees Sale.

Whogpls 4. Y. rr7t' and Irrlunl Pratt
AZ 81 lg, bE tlc'f grriH'a I"rl ~ rust dated
iu' 81 AZ o.. NAb'h, i"i, auf recorded IN
The Recorder office o.. sd. Francois rluutg
Missouri, "a drul holl. q. "a 20 -. cuaYeeti
20 the Undersigned trustee H!t saytF r..AI
title, interest ana estate IN and to ~. ful.
lJW'ng described real estate, situate, lying
anu being In Tho county % ~ Francois ana
Stlti" Of Missouri. VIZ
Part OF survey 70. lOi5, Townships Is. range
2 cast. described rs i1lllws u, zlaGing az
Z point p sent east OF the west boundary
line Of said snrsey No. 1868, ana gDt, lest
south Y neRtsss wc5t from the north bound
ar Inc %! said survey, running thence south
si-~d1grces west, ISL, iCsi 10 the cefncr ul
Harriet n. Long tract; tneaco soatl + de.
isftes caAt, SD Icet u ths said longs norm.
east corner thence north ~ degrees east,
~ icgti ihance north IS GeRlses west, 90
feet along the south line OF m alley II fsyt
VICE 20 the beginning, containing che ana
h"fentY-Ngp iiinarcdthe lt13l acres. HleD
snare No. ~ ~ the n Francois uuildiuK
and i.aan Association o. F8rnaiugtan, 30.
Nh'ca said conveyance was made ln trsist
10 secure the payment OF a certain prdnsis-
sorry note, ,iucs. tnierest. fines and penal.
tieR Ia said deed doscrlrca; ard t.herr.as
aecpfSlns the terms Of said deed ~ trust.
saiti note, dues. Interest. tines and peDalties
have hue1mC due and remain unpaid and
Yherras suid above described real estate
and stare 40. - u the said fnralnatun
Eaildlng and Loan Association were trims.
fgrfed to FIRM - kit;0 by said A. n. iArutt
end Jc,ninfa Plats. his wife. subject % said
mouths hive 0iapsei since the tfrs1fh Of "a III
Fraiic.F ktttu. wnJse heirs ufe tae isrc.enf
ofe.scfs of Eald property, nng therefore. In
accordance with tisr yroyszidnr o. sssa ,feesi
81 trust and af tho rglusat Of the LEGAL
hniisf nf said n1ta, VIII procned to spii the
ngovN Described rial rrfata at tlss tueft
h1nge daof ~ y eity cffarfniigts'n. ~ the
cu.inty af 81 Francois. state aforesaid. IT,
the hlghcst bidder Tor cash. NJ fsssiic aac.
tson. on
Saturday, February ista, 1893.
between TIE hours 81 glne In cue forenoon
aitsl fire In the afternoon 81 thar day, o. sat
iafy said natr ana anspunts sinn cS aforesaid.
toEsfher with tbs cost and expense Of exc
eating this trust.
81. r. cATs;E. Trustee.
Da.sz Ia. .e.h slay 81 J1aras.s tsss.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
CLEVER LITTLE STORIES.

"Bih" Hall hsd hard-loolilng sps.
cimen before him. II see villainy 10
your face" said the Justice to the pris.
oncr. ''May II please your honor" said
The latter, "that Ia personal reiisc-
ton"
One day, when Sir Wafer and Lady
Scott we're roaming about their estate,
they saw some playsnl lanbs in a mend.
on, "Ah." said Sir Walter. "'ils no
wonder ,hat poeta frcn she sarllgs;
ages have made the lamb the emblem Of
peace and innoceneel" '~Thcy are in
deed delightful animais.- said Lady
Scott. particularly with mint saacc!"
Ataconierence Of southern churches.
says the ceHgrega.ionalls:. che Of ,he
preachers rendered hls reror shas:
The church at 1890 staftsd with ten
members. There have been several
addages and spme quIs-ouis. % that we
have now 'hoai as many as we bad be-
fore.s
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
DEE RUN LOCALS.
Snow il now falling.

Snow il now falling
Mr., james Christopher Is very low
with typhoid fever.
Mr. lafayette Macklcy Of, peslogc
"as o'cI last sunday.
Miss Ka,h l.. Porter Is visiting rel
aIiycs ut El,ins this week
Mr.. John London OF Elyins was
roaming our streets last sunday
Nj A. Abduction has had a severe
attack of the grip the past week
Mr.. c. +. Gross OF He'd Oak, Tex,
is Ia Doc Run waiting On his father.
Mis-, Maud Pratt Of Fatmlngton Is
visiting friends Ia Doc Kun this week
Superintendent. 7. =. Graves has
been quito sick the pas, week with Ia
grippe.
Miss Bette Tcmplcion spcu, salur-
day ahd sunday LIST with her parents
nj tais place.
Nj. v. II. Christopher Of -. Louis
ctuc down last "Wednesday 50 see bis
father, SIR. James Christopher.
Rev. J. +. Rudy Of yalle Forge was
called TO Doe Gun last Monday on 40.
count tue illness Of his son, Alfred.
The oldes, child Of Mr.. T.. II. Hur-
ton was badly soalIcd by clothes boil
Ing over while standing near the boiler.
Mr. Isaac Cross, our Postmaster,
has bscn very sick for the lyst two
weeks with typhoid fever. Miss Fan
mic u. Coughlin is attending to the do.
lies Of the Pos; Gfiivc.
January II. Dor.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
ROHAL &c., &c.,
W ARScE0rEY Pure ''1V
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
nass-ago
Obituar-.


JAnEs A. HOW'LL.
James 4, Howell. m Old and h'rl,y re-
spccted citizen OF -. FrauoJl. county, Died
OF his home near d. iassrs. 10, on Ssius.
DAY, laa. :, iEp, 20 .aupIll. aard q.
year, Mr.. Howell was born Ga Floyd rgun.
~ Nfglaia, February r.. i-a. H. came e.
Missouri IN i'57. and In isrs was an..igG -
Miss pirey N Tabor. nnd ss,5la15u cr aua!
the farm where hc died. 20 ms unlpa ~.
children were born. ell Of whom. NI'u she
exception % one. survived han. Surviving
hin are @ widow and fngr cA.,arc.i-Nr4.
pddir Acunan Of Elyiar, William T.. Howell
az Hat River. Ars. Add.r Hsrg us l.stra.
ard john =. Howell %. D. !. aru.-.l i,.aH
Wc ortr our sjrcev0st syupalh". rHF tat,
ferlinF Is i1rcd by N" cu lso cpusaH.ty.
lie WIS man Of upright character, aHD
enjoyed IA" rcspcc; ana s,rH via bfulI vito
knew him Ito ualtal with tar rl..l...,..nnl
Presbyterian Church at ~ Itssas. otNr.ch
hc continued a .Jlthfu! ~ mbcr NJ {, "a
time % his dra.h. Ills ChrisuLa character
Was one u beautiful simplicity. utHp4uGeI
no trumpet. nos was ne GIuugsrl sh,u,
what the world thought % him. 1lt Do ret
Hei ~ early ll'c the question o o. whom nr
would survc, AMI ne realty ali .rlig sHry..
the lsnr1 Jesus On Hpirit uul lE truth l:r
has rome from THE walks OF earth. Iui iil
fragrance of his purc Christian IIia 1911
abide. IT'S nclfhh1rs loyal ami Igsr.,'.r.
hiul. and hia rrindchldran r.at :a o. ca.
Him blessed. blessed are 'na aH4I ,rle
.!!e l. .l:e !==.! sag ..=; i,,u iir-ir i,frr.
and their works d. follow tIau." l..
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

The following notice of tse cssta HfilHnIy
N. Clay mention 90 which was ra"" lat
'yocE-'r0m Denver paper, t.s Hvsu
handed Us FOR publication
at - yesterday afternoon Hcary T..
| Clay, a Kind ana lowing husband. an affrr
| Tomato father, o generous lnt Jat 90 hearted
noishb3r, and Christian gentleman. D'd
| farewell % earth. will all ni 90 IuYcI ones
AMI went &C. his homo uHyags i.,a ,Eirs, ilis
death. although by no means unexpected
was nevertheless blow tEst even @ bun
world cannot i1T@st IL "a day, AMI sorrow
VIII u1w brood over the fragments uf e
broken tlmlly circle. So. $3.50 n.rars! fam.
~ spgruWs not as those who iIycae bore.
Tor Tr.n IN their belief that d. and By. so, %
the morning starr shall s.ny 'nH ,uar. aua
all iic hills shIIl clun thor hgals Cor 500
there viii i,v ~ gIand lvtHiua ;aysri ii',
r.yrg, ana fhciU shall tGay aen h!4 .ain
face 80 face.
decreased was born IN TarmgE;Ia, No .
september u, Is3s. coming % n,U,r. june
%. iEl. The early part pt h'H l.fH wlE agCEt
IN stock raising and IN other occupations, ir
which DC mpt with limited aar.s.H upHas
united IN marriage a. Evan. Colo. tanu.
airy 20. 1870. 70 Mlsa Ann g.. Farley, tir unlan
% the last being the most happy Three
children came 10 birsr the uuipu-Mcr,ea 4.
who g. now a teacher ~ the GaIncld Fraoo!
horr. Mary a.. who f. teaching az CoutlT.
ana Edward u. all Of E.h. "a s,au1 very Gl.h
IN thc community
he lived some rTren or twenty years 90
Denver and puuglas Gu rs. ANA rom
,1Is,l hcvag shurirbftuat county II Mas
a highly rarpfetnI member 80 tBa colorado
Pioneer Club. irw cot the M GlDur oiwa.ra
SAN - main, ana VIII drop e. aNyu' tear as
;aoy learn TIA, he has brrg called lH.cy.
IL was also portmastrr a. @nlalH. colo,
fnT p,ri4Aoi SIX years. having lJIl Iut ana
Eamcl that place.
Hgs clay. who an tlesr years las .tcoi
by hR side rs only Gu,ifUl ann faithful
wife can. s. one o. the most respected NO
men OF this city and while aer grief Is 81.
most beyond endurance. yet She swcctly
rests IN the consciousness that many loving
hearts here deeply sympatII-u mihhr- ana
would, % possible, hclp her .lrhur barirn.
sn" f. mcmbcr0f the board of clucaiIcn.
and l.ns served two years very rrr.p,ab.y
In speaking of hes father. one % tIr
daughters made tsr rauia.E tuat % pN gui.
orIiD were E"aIracia better, uHui,r ami
morn honorable m1u could uui Ha rruud
and they %! console ih"ms sga lr Nun.
arriul degree because 10 tAj~ i'ouru'.
De'ol Is wuT q wgWlrru. tIg uHF !G
lows 40. ~ which order MI have ratr. e.
%, the remains az the grave.
lie ua hreu IN poor health since July ..
lrs., but only GhuUI E.E wrrE# arr va. 49,
condition looked upon a. critical. since
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

State Senator Clay came home the
latter part OF last week for the purpose
of taking his family to jefferson City.
The Judge doesn't relish the idea OF
being away from bis family, and says
il became a question with him of re-
siguing or taking his family with him,
70 he concluded to do the latter lie
had provided comfortable quarters for
housekeeping. and they lcfi for the
State capital Sunday. The Judge Is
locking well, IS II the work Of laR-
making agreed wi:h him, and he says
he likes Il very well as Ear rs be has
gone. He says the bill for another Iu-
sane Asylum has been introduced and
win certainly pass, the institution TO
be located at some town 10 The South.
east offering the best inducements.
Pennington has thought Of trying for
II, and Il we would succeed We viii
have 20 got move on u., for Dcsoto
viii be formidable competitor.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
A PECULIAR FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Hog p.EsScs Down 4 Mining Shaft onio
Miner ard Breaks Ills Neck.

a most peculiar accident occurred
at one Of the st. Joseph Lead Co. :
Flat River shafts last Friday evening,
resulting IN the instantaneous death II
sam Downs, a miner. The cage had
been lowered to the bottom OF tho
shaft. which Is between 500 aud 100
fee, deep, for the purpose Of bringing
up the men working under ground.
Ar. Downs aud another miner had Just
stepped on 10 the cage, when a sho,c
weighing about so pounds, which had
been io;aging near the mouth Of the
shaft, was frightened by the hosting
signal whistle and rushed into the shaft
aud plunged to the bottom, striking Mr.
Downs CO the head and shDu'd,r,
breaking his collar bone aud neck aud
killing him instantly.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
g. HILLIKER.


Su;i~c =. hereby given that I.,irr. nf nj.
ulnlsifa'iIn were granted Co. fGe under
-i#u"i iy zoe Probate curt OF -. Erauruia
indaty, MIS- laa. u"rr.nE date ~ Januaig
o.. '. uu jHH ,HlaIp..
" .. Hr.-, Deceased
Al persons hns:rr G.. fma ngatusf s.il ar.
tSiH a.t required % rNHHH.t ilHuu O. tlr Ad.
'uN.s'l4I.I IHr u,.au Irrs within size wear
from the date 90 rIil lH'suIs. or 'hpg may
d" ErvrilicI iufu uUy h-lrat OF said estate.
AMI V mot exhibited log nlipNGUHa within
two yrasa lrlN 'bo dplr % sgll lettags. thry
VIII be forever ilrgn!
alG3G!l. rr"ElS. Aim'r.
February o. l3n.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
Cattle strsyea.

From the undersigned, near Lough-
boro; Two red helicrs, ycarlings last
spring, marked with crop and two
splits in Left ear, smooth crop off Of
right ear. Liberal reward will be Civ
en- 10 anyone giving noe Information Of
same by letter or calling on
II. BLAsxExsur,
Ioughbore, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
Administrators Notice.

notice IS h"r by aleDu thnt Letters Of nj.
M'Hi ration wtsr F-ngtgu ~ the un,ler,
'EGrt by tho ltuasip tsJTt az ST. TriuraiF
county Missouri, bearing date O.. January
5, la', Oh Fac nate rf
jtMts lHGulEN, Drccar-d
~ Tc- on EqvlrF Claims a .-alust raIi "a
t1tc nr' reg..rrl tu Csh.bi, them fp tho All
'lIni fHr sHr -iiHNHEcr Nlfltg ono gHar
from inn dutc ~ suil letter. og they may
h0 gry .W."l lr1ul any lsuett OF seiIc.t,.tr.
nha 70 No' rkhihitrl iHF I'iuNaars wltItU
TWO y,HTF from fhs dale az ~. irttpr. fuey
all t1 f1r"y0. barred
,. W. uEGNLEY, admir-.
January it. ls1.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

The death of DR. Joseph Baldwin,
which occurred recently Ia Austin,
Texas, was heard throughout Missouri
with much regret. hr. Baldwin was
tic father Of the normal school sys-
tenn 10 this State. Ills energy, ability
and enthusiasm while at kirksyillc
gays an impetus 10 the normal school
movement which has never ceased.
Three out Of The last four State Su.
pcsiutcnlcuts Of Schools In Missouri
were pupils At hirksyille Of Dir. Bald
win.-W. l.. Coleman, J. Il Kirk and
". j. Darlington STATE Tribune.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
Carleton College.

Never perhaps in its history ha.
Carleton College been more prosper
Gus than now. The attendance is
large aud yet ucw students are coming
almost daily, The students src from
the best families Of Southeast Missouri.
and ipr intelligence and character viii
compare fAyUrably with any body Of
students 10 the State. The college Il
pursuing a straightforward co srs,, not
seeking to tear down any institution
nor offering anything il cant do. It
offers no "Chcap John" nor side lines,
but carries out its catalogue faithfully.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

STRArEp on SToLES--A fine Beck
shire SOW, unmarked, weighs abou, 500
lbs. Finder will be literally rewarded.
W. II. SHAW.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Groves Taaoless Chill Tonic--Iles
n market. English & Co., Druggists.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
To Cure 4 Cold in Ons Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
an druggists refund money If It fails
to cure, zoe. The genuine has l.. Is.
q on each tablet.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

ulFl 3 .tIs aHIt N.a '.'"'H.t.
----------------------------
N"''' '.''" oI'.'" '-'" '''' !" N'-''
d mo r.
r..,ut.-, -., ...-.-to c,,r OF,
hitIn " h''. s..
Fiacr, yir.r. n market Easli,a
( Co.. Bty~-its.
Form nice nt.l.dail hin, Hrltr.
roto pa,i. 4 srro,t's.
,t.,'.,,,. ,..,l,..n.,.... ,.n.,,,.
The regular Tybrurry tenn Of tie
''""'! ''"'' "'7'"' "'>' '''"'''
Ii,c., rf.,o - rc,,umc,,.. r.l,a,-
.,-ts,,.,,. I.,.,;'b s. a.. Uroo.., D..
NJ rr.r..c u,rr,u -, Clfr,g,
,.n.'I..r,.,i,., v.,oL f., 500 ~. r,o,r.,
If ,,c,.l. rn.,r.h Go r,r,u,s.,.
Mrs. Vail Of Redmond, Mo, Is here
BarrU..
MISS N"'' ""''! VI =. |"..> j.
oohhii''' "''
r., ,,.,. ~. ..,,. a,n,;.r:,.-
.,, ,I,ria;,,,.. ,..IJ.. ,,aI r'rf..I, ~,
- & NJ
,.s,a.on,u ,,..rr.,,l.. ro.,r,...r,.
a,aa..'.,,,,. III .,,,.,a .r,,I. a. y.
IS. n.,..;-,,
--
Too C.T,os Fran, ,o,,, VA, n,r n,
a, Kiln g H., =
"Thc dress OF prJclaims tho man. "
sni,s NIL !, t:icr..,,
-
Just received at Klein & Bros a
carload Of canned goods. Get their
q,i,o ,a,l $50, ...,,.- ,,.,,,-,
aoxn ho,,,, ,o,,, -, 'i,,o .,rc.J .,,i
-, -
70 F,,,;., ,,,,,,h s.u.,. -, 4,
,,.rLo, &C. aon.ht oail. ,,.,,, aaJ
- I'LL. ra.,,.L :. -" -,
.i.,s
-.
course in Pennington Baptist College
for the cost Of the literary, S3.OU per
month.
x,.,.., III, Il. g,
~, 49, 800 !, wa ', I IVA - =, you aSu
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

home Of Nj, Ei.ruhnrs February 2Isr
Admission 50 cents The object Of
r.., society :, Go give the citizens OF
Pennington q deeper insight into the
w..k. Of the "ma,,rr,.'
Apro'ur,rd meeting is in pgngrcss
40 the Southern Methodist church, con-
dacts1 by The pastor, Ecv. : " Em-
ory: but hr scNpc,ting licgs Osborne
, aui to&rr If Cape Giarleau hcGc this
Wrr. to ns.i.i Tho meetings w:!!
| probably cpa,ug, q couple Of weeks.
! G.eusc, the merchant tailor, has
been amoag you a long time. aud his
work speaks for itself lie keeps the
largest lin" Of piece goods to select
,.pm, which is more satisfactory than
selecting from samples, but be will also
order amy special good, you may wish.
Iiis rgeD, afc always 10" aud hi,
work guaranteed.
There wiz be q public sale Of the
prrou1l properly Of The estate of
james IIighlry, deceased, 81 VI, late
r.ilcucc in In.hiuafuu. nu ruurdry,
February llDh. consisting Of boa, bold
and kitchen larniiutr. some horses,
mule. .ul hos, wagons, haruur>s,
corn, hay, farming implements, etc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Afr. G. u. Menge and Miss Jalia T..
Doughty were married yesterday, the
LIST last, ut the residence Of the brides
parents, one mile southeast Of town,
Rcy. Dr. .. J. Martin officiating.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

The Needle Point Club win ba ca
ieItained by Mrs. Joseph Clark logan
this Thursday afternoon At the rcsE.
slense OF Mr.. Fisher.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Tho Ladies' Aid Society of the Press
byterian Church viii give pic supper
this Thursday evening at the resi-
denee Of Mrs. Virginia cayoe at s.aO
o'clock Everybody Is Invited.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Glasses viii be organized In Farming
ton Baptist College 10 accommodate
those who contemplate teaching Ia pub
lie schools.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02
Pennington Times
COUNTY OFFICERS.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1899.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

The cold wave, sending The mercury
down below zero, was wide spread aud
covered the whole country.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Your clothes will always &c You aud
be up in style II You have them made
nj i, Gisrse's merchant tailoring em-
porium.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Just received at Klein & Bros n
carIuad of canned goods Get their
prices before buyiug.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Take n foil literary and commercial
course in Pennington Baptist College
for the cost Of the literary, S3.OO per
month.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Use English Cough Syrup; best IN
market for coughs, colds, throat aud
lung troubles English & Co., Drug.
FISTS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

For nice upn.dme hing i!ctr.
60 % pa,i, 4 Sprn,ts.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

White and black seed oats at Klein
& lltu,-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Mrs sa',ie Bonii, aged - years,
died 10 Washington county on the / 9Th
ult
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

1.-The Star Polish" clean. al kind,
OF metals, English & Co., Druggists.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

"Thc dress OF prlcIaims tho man -
II you would be we'll dressed have you,
suits made az Gicrsus
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

AIrs. Vail Of Redmond, Mo, Is here
ON a visit io Ecr mother, Mrs, c. l..
DarrU.l
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Miss Nora Cooley of -, LOU, i,
here whiting her sister, Nr,. Peter
Schmidt, Jr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-02-02

Uso Chase g. Sanboru's Famous Bns.
ton Conecs From l2c TO soc per 10,
NJ Klein & Bro =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-23
SMALLEY'S HOT SHOT.
Says Women Arc Insulisd and Outraged By Our
Customs Officials.

London. May 23.-George W. Smalley.
the New York correspondent of The
Times, continue to denounce the meth
ods OF the custom house inspectors at
the port OF New York. lie says this
morning in paps
Americans returning from Europe
are still treated as intentional smugglers
Mr.. Dingleys personal luggage limit is
Yet unrepealed. and American women
must still explain the cost OF their un-
dercsothing, point out in which trunk
IL Is 10 be found. and stand by while
corsets and chemises are valued.
There may have been some relaxa-
ton in the rigor of the inspection. but
the syst'h continues in force. bringing
bushes 40 only to the cheeks OF Ameri-
can women, but to those of all Ameri-
cans who care for the good name OF their
Country. The Iinputation of bribery is
confirmed by the dismissals. Only by
paying the inspectors can the returning
New Yorker escape insults and out
RACES at the custom house, and not al
ways them"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-23
A THANKSGIVING MEETING.

yarmouth, May 23.--A number of the
passengers OF the Paris met at the Fal-
mouth hotel last evening TO render
thanksgiving for their deliverance The
OBJECT was to acknowledge spontaneously
-the Kindness and courtesy the parsen-
gers had received since the disaster at
the hands o. the company. the officers Of
the liner and the crew. They very high
est praise. they asserted. was due to
Captain Watkins and the crew for cool
ness and promptness and TO the coast
guards for their heroism. Baron OPP
penheim asked the company TO devote
five minutes to silent prayer. the sugges-
ton being Immediately adopted, all
present standing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-23

poration amcnable 10 both chapters IL
and l1S ana ls9. general laws; passed.
Also from the calendar resolution TO
pay the bill OF n. l.. Freeman A. sons
amounting 10 1889. for the work done
Cor the census department. on which
the joint committee on accounts and
claims recommends passage: passed in
concurrence.
Mr.. Lewis. OF harrington. by request,
introduced a joint resolution of the city
council OF the city OF Providence, au-
thorizing the city Ia refund that por-
tionof the debt OF the town OF John
ston assumed by the city. committee
on judiciary.
Mr. Arlington called attention 20
the fact that the negotiable instrument
act on the calendar was one that would
consume a great dear or time, and he
moved 10 adjourn.
Mr.. Blodgett Of Providence. moved
that the negotiable instrument act be
made the special order ror Thursday
morning. at il:S0 O'Clock, and il was
50 voted.
Mr.. B,odgett also prcsepted resolu-
tion suspending House rules Nos O. 10
81. IS. 80. 4i and A. for the balance of
the session; passed.
on motion of Mr.. Arlington of East
Providence. the House then adjourned
to meet on Wednesday morning at IL
O'clock