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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-17

dooss snti Sindows, ana found than -
VIII 4ssas sA rs sSsiS :9 & 's &.
tic. ana found them empty. Il MA. Quite
clear that beyond the inmates o. the
house there was no one. Then made
for the happy hunting ground OF the
ghost.
1t had lately been showing. but nov
the night was frosty and clear. A bright
moon diepelled the darkness, and the
white world without was as clear a.
day.
The Long Gallery stretched the whole
length OF the west wing. ON one side
row of tan windows admitted q good light
onto the pictures on the opposite wall.
There was a fair collection of these, but
the Allistbns had never been sufficiently
artistic In their tastes or sufficiently acute
In their Judgment to acquire MASTER
pieces.
The portraits of Helen's ancestors were
Of most interest to me. There was long
series OF them dating from the Tudor
time and representing some OF the best
work OF the masters. These were lot Into
the oak paneling with their gilded
frames. and could not be detached from
the wall. At tho further end Of the gal
lery was an ornate window of stained
glass and through this the moonlight
fell. now weaving colored arabesoues on
tho floor and portraits Here paused
before the picture Of Lady Marian AIns.
ton.
she must have been supremeiy beauti-
full woman, this JAcobite conspirator. with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-17

~ dear. Her fathtr and mothsr were
Ss|3: IA i.sIs z Nz1ss fics ss ~ sSEfs
James married name. crAik's what we
called .sm-Enry ana LisA craK' 0u''er
Helen looked up with interest. Henry
Craik7 ?" shes said. why. that was the man
who stole my mothers jewelsv'
1.-THE same, my dear. Oh. no was q bad
one he was; yet you'd think buttsr wouidnt
melt In II mouth to look at i'm. Liza was
always sayin' az e d die In gaol ana aus
grace 'er. and q did"
.'were the jewels recovered, Mrs. Bras Z?
mo, 0eoffrcy. they weren't. My hady
missed 'em one morning otter ball ere.
when the 'ousc WAS full Of guests. Inc
whole box was stolcn-fve or ak thousand
pounds worth. no less: and she only saved
what she wore ut the ball.. All kinds OF
people were suspected Of 'avin' gone to 'er
room and taken 'em, but no one Thought
as Craik had done it,
II heard something Of the story myself"
observed Mr. Brag. "Hc was caught SELL
ing bracelet. wasn't hep
Eyes, j., he was. He got leave to Visit
dying friend In London. the old fox; and
the friend was q pawnbroker, and @ told
the police seein' an e recognised the brace
let from the 'andbills put about. Craik
was arrested and sent to gaol for years.
He died there, and they never got anything
out OF I'm Where he hid the jewels no
one knows, and no one ever will. my dears;
for twenty years ave gone by since they
"And how dos Jane Riordsn come to
be here?" I asked
Her mother died the other day and sent
her to me- my dear. Liza and ! were born
in the village and lived here for years as
'ousekeeper and cook. can't say as iik-
ed 'er over much, she YVES sly and deceit
<.,V. y,,,t 7 anvpS sthtv.If ahA had ANYTHING n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-17

Went WSeas NJ cerlAla Il was posas-
I J. n \! y. III !! ia1IH. sSid ". M !.
hrs Assure you that sAw the Ghost
the Long Gallery from Miss At1istonio room
and IN the moonlioht 4 cana %, cIack,
ctack. ciack. In high healed shoes. could
hear distinctly the ruatle Of the dress, and
~ Il swept past me xnslt perfume ike
that OF dried roe leaves. II was Lady
Marian sure enough, a. saw from tho
portrait In the gallery I tainted dead
away. Mr.. Beauchamp, sir; and when
came TO myself Il was gone.''
Iconfess to feeling tribe uncomfortable
at al this. Then Parsons took UP the
story.
II didn't faint, ctr. mot bein' woman.
said he, but my flesh was mighty creepy
AZ It went past. I stared At it.lfke stuck
moonlight 1t vanished all Of sudden
b.. the painted winder at the end Of the
gallery"
what were you doing in the Long Gal
iery at that hour, parsonefs
Coming from MASTER sir. He'd bad
cold, and took him UP some 'ot rum and
water. wouldn't 80 to that gallery again.
SIR. for all tho crown jewels. II was-a
ghost, sure enough"
my tone that 1 aid not think II was. scsii
the servants. pa reonns
Yn.a few minutes ali the domasttc. ~ tha
house were assembled. ana ! verv white
faced crowd thew ware. MANY ~ them
would have been frishtened nvsv src,v, tha
hall had II not been that the nlace was
such Z good one. 1 suppose. loo. II wss a
case In which they felt there wns comfort
in nunbera hafsnrued them prcttv frse-
" FOR what I termed their nonsrnsical
fears.
..Men ana women come "a wears or seuxe.
I went on. "well--Im surprised. How can
you believe such rubbish. some one OF
YOU is playing a trick: and who II 4 shali
find out. 80 beware all OF YOU"
OF course they protested vehetnently. Hut
that was to be expected. .'IIowever," I
said, s'you cat, take this warning from me-
/ shall watch In the gallery n,vseif with
a straight shooting revolver. ana II that
ghost appears II shall have a taste Of Il.
/ am NOT sofnr 10 hsve vo,r Ynastefs ana
mistress and Mis-, Aliiston frirhtsned bv
this siIIvs trlck ~ ,.s's 80
Again thew All protested ant ,ant The
Iot 81 them away With mors b,cod a. thsir
cbeeLs Than 7 turned ,,cs,ssr~ IA drsss
for 1inner. A ana - notIceA i prettv
timid Hooking vonno woman who's saca +
AID ,;ot RECOGNIZES. She giancsd ~ ma nm
on .,tv ana IVA. ev,dartlv d,st,,rhad
.svvho ara wc,, y, T. asEe6 .f,r,,ntiv Mana
,r., hasora - - 49, -
..ysns rs,crd:r .,rr - r.rlsAA X,s,h
co,,.tasv .sr ~, ~ hsr~ ),
..vry,,.. -. ,,r,,,r
.Ts.aar,hcvss,r.sa IL Nh ca.... .,r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-17

Therein W found an Iron bon hss Io61e4,
contained veNet-nned drawers ard trnyD
I'll heaped with the most apiendid 5eNeltys
Gold, diamonds. rubfeSs eEzgf13de-th1
mass slfttered like rsiupcy:, ! i n 81
Zee, Helen. your mothers 1onG-lcet
Jewels. e "a: z What the ghost Of LAdy
my sraciousl" crisd Ma. Bras. drop.
ping On hss knees. :sLook. mig dear. ~
my lady's jewels. You'll wear them at ypuf
wedding. after al"
= But Helen did not look at them. She
just stared at me, nervous and shaking.
"Gepffrey, who H. the ghosty'
ssCannpt you guess? Jane Riordan."
''Impossible! Isn't she hereT'
mo, miss" said Parsons. glencing rotnd
at the servants, "she amt with U.s."
soh. GeoGrey. ] hopsJ you haven't Shot
.;;I' Serve ,.: = Y ,:,.v ', \. s s:s:
,h5u,s, don't @ MAN, pfs' s.ns sne com ans
Geoffrey. let W look"
1.-THE spring Is In the frame. Mr.. Brss.
I'm sure of that
instantly dozen hands we're busy with
the frames and we soon came upon
spring In, that OF picture at the far end
OF the gallery. It opened noiselessly, ana
stepped into the open space. followed BY
Brag bearing the lamp We proceeded
along narrow paesage. assembled night
Of stone steps, and finally emerged through
another sliding panel into the back part
OF the house. On4Q0r way. we picked up
the tall cane TIE gray wig and headdreee
and the brocade skirt.
.she stripped hersSif 70 get away" said
Brag. nodding Let us go to her room.
She has one to herself, you know Asked
my old woman to give her one as special
favor; and for Eliza Craik's sake sake sl1e
got IT,
The room was reached and we found II
empty, with the last remnants of the dis
guise on the floor. On going TO the back
door we discovered that It was open, ana
through It Jane Riordan had vanished into
the night never to return.
3 30 u Was that exercised the ghost or
Lady Marian. On Chrfstmas day at break
inst We discussed thoroughly the stirring
events Of the night. Mrs Brag was flled
With anger e the way tn which Jane Rior-
dan had tricked her.
wonder how abe knew about. n1y
LAdysS jeweIs." she said. sS
'Oh, there's no dificulty in guessing
ttat,sI replied. 'sThs father must havs told
m wife where he had hidden them Is
daressy he intended to fetch them himself
when he came out Of saol. But no DIED
let his wife know, and she. Of course, stold
Jane. who came here and tried To- get
them NY masqueradfns ~ Lady Marians
ghost"
And Eiisa must have told her that
story, G46dfrey. WxAoften talked Of It's
ghost on, what wicked woman.'
But I wonder why.sMrs. Craik. being
self. She Would hardly wait twenty years
before doing so.'
1t was Helen who said this. and I WHO
replied. --7s -r-rz-y Z
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
Quarantine Lifted at Farmiugioa.

immediately after the action of the
County Court last Saturday adopting
quarantine regulations for the govern
meut Of Elvius aud vicinity, where a
prevalent cOutagiou has been diagnosed
by competent aud experienced ptysl.
clans as smallpox. tho Town board of
Pennington raised the quarantine whleh
had been declared against the whole
Flat River district. II seems that the
nIalsdy has been confined principally
TO Elvias aud immediate vicinity, which
IL about mile from the town of Flat
River. and the cases have so far been
80 mild In form as to niislead the local
physicians, and cause them to disagree
m TO the nature Of the eruption, some
claiming that IL was chicken pox. II
the latter diagnosis we're correct, the
medical theory In regard to that disease
win have TO be revised. for Il 10 tho ae-
eep,ed opinion that no one over the
ages from twelve TO fifteen ever nave
chicken-pox. The safest plan to pro-
coed upon Is to accept the decision of
those physicians who have had q gopd
deal OF practical experience IN the
tres,ment Of smallpox. Inst Il Is
smallpox, but As &c, IN a mild form,
and take measures TO proven, iis spread
aud stamp II out. This the County
Court has wisely done. An exposed
person may contract small. pox from a
case Of yarioloid IA readily as from a
viruleat case of sariula, aud the fact
that iwen,y-odd persons In the infected
district with the eruption on their faces
and bodies have been going about and
freely mingliug With the people, makes
IL impossible to even guess just jet TO
what extsnt II may spread.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
THURSDAY. JrNE %, 1899
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CHuRcHFs.

rRrsRTrEAIAN- Rev. +. !. bIFFNrb, h.b q
Ia stos- t.rs.aching sunday morning and eve
uinE; sunday school ~ ~ u. ~. WA VI,
I,MLAS. superintendent. rfayvF meeting
"wednesday evening.
MgrHupIsT EFtscuFAL, soGTn-hev Is. W
ENEEl P4gior PREACHING "vrry 0Ihi3J
ndsnlnr and cysRinR, sunday scOol at . -
. n, pr J. L. HAw. sapt Prayer meet
va ever, "Wednesday evening.
METHODIST ErIscOrAL--liry. }. Martin,
Pastor, preaching oVrry sunday morning
snd evening. sunday school nj - q ~.
4. ". GArtEr. ~upt. Prayer meeting everJ
wr-lns sdaJ csrninF
E,rrisr.-Rcy. n. n. MgNCIH, castor
usrarhiny flFst ahd third sundnys % racll
snonth. morning nnd evening fgay -
nsc-tlnE every "Wednesday evening sun
aay school % a. az .. Lev Johnson, suINrih
I nsirnt.
CnmstAS LII, 4. -. HAnHsL. pastor,
p4rarhing third AMI fourth sundnys OF
each nsOnih. morning s1d evening. sun
azy sciiooi Gam, ". y. tlrEilnE. super
talendrnt. l. 4. :. G.. d. esrTy. SUNDAY
evening at O'c:-'cE.
.IrHkEAS-Iey. :. l.. hDittFtyG. pastor 90
Preaching rsrry sunaa! morning except ,ls
Fourth. catechIsui AFTER 1ltgrch.
UAruoiI,,-Hry FhtheT ToOHEi, rosilrni
priest Mass every sunday except nrsi at Ii
O'Clock. catrchlsm same days AT as
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
From l.synan's Point Of View.

FLxf RfvFR. June 10.
EDITOR TiaEs. A few Murda from
the smallpox. region probably would
not be out Of place. say smallpox
because two Of our local doctors ssy so.
We call Il chieken-P ox, because four
OF ive Of our local doctors say AZ. We
do not know what II is; because rep
resenlaiiTo OF the State Board OF Health
came down and said there were four
eases Of smallpox and twenty. Eve cases
Of chicken.pOX. All Of this was taken
from one maa--a doctor stopping at
Smiths Hotel IN kivias, so It seems
tina. The medical fraternity differs more
than any other profession.
One doctor claims that Il showed ev.
idenoe Of smallpox on his first visit,
some six or eight weeks ago, ut the
Smith Hotel but nothing Was said
about Il uatil Few days agn, for the
purpose, am told, TO protect the mer.
chauis Of Elrina. This. however. Ia
mere Ieafsay. Iftl,ai L. true. the doc.
Tor Is 10 be bnnied for al Of this ex-
eitsneR, and siAekness 10 the business
Of oar merchants sna market wagons.
Sc ;ss fsssjj''iA4y .; oaT people are IN.
the dough" whether We have small
pox or no,f Sa'i we hops the minority
of oar doctors arr nristakrn
IL has been reported Ihpt several
deaths havs occurred f,Um ihe tiisvasr,
bot thai Is not true. II there has been
one death, your writer has failed 10
hesr Of h; and there has been oniy
one case where the patient has been
confined TO his BET more than one or
two days--namely, George Whaley.
who had only short time ago recov-
cred from q severe case Of mcasscs and
mumps, Also, ! beliese But the other
"a or sS cases have been confined TO
the streets, woods aud creeks, fishing
and hunting from early in the morning
ill late at night.
So now, with the enforcement Of the
rules adopted by the County Court, ]
think all concerned would be safe to
visit our town Flat Riyer) at least.
So, farmers, hrias on your produce,
chickens, egg and stuff
A READER.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Asharp sehooI Furnishing agent has
lately been ausoag tas school directors
Of ons neishsorhood aud played havoc
like tho wolf In the aoak, says the Ste.
tseaevIese Herald He cold them
school Stating and for his prumisc to
furpish h b. lcNk their promise 10 pay
fer Il, bsl theJ found sui too lsis tAss
they had sisned their nsfnrs too lar
below tiAst PROMISE; tina, tho sharper
had renewed The psrs Of the papsr on
whIdtf ~ pf6ntss wss writes ssd ~
~ = ~ eleok spass Viii seft-
tnsiy tfnen oskeA wsnaus. stHh&
ahes6 ~ GEoelors' ssmes. h Nh
- neyn. ~ - useney M - 81.
tseesd n ~ eenn el1perG peshepe y
eeA W4>lt - ssnrS4s n &unu1r.
alsned w ! eiesk ~ 18Th ~ <lSs<.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
SoniheaEf News.

Frederioktown was zoe years old on
May Z.
Only four OF the teachers at the Cape
Girardeau Normal were reappolnled.
The Van buren, Local rays that 4
brick yard in tha, place would be a
good investment.
The Perry County sun says that that
county needs isir, and invites & dis
cussion u he matter.
Jack Taylor Of Peach Orchard, Arb. 3,
was struck by u train near Neeleyyillc
on the 18th aud 50 badly injured that
he died 10 a very short time.
II. =, Speak uf Cape Girardeau was
missing from bis home for several days,
aud Friday lss body was found 10 the
river, In lit Of dependency Il is
supposed be committed suicide.
John lIcadrick was hung NJ jackson
on the 10th for the murder Of James
Lail ab1u, a year ago. lie claimed
not 10 have had n fair trial and de-
clared be was innocent Of deliberate
murder.
Eddie BriertOn, a thirteen year.OId
boy visiting at HiIlsboro, fell distance
Of fourteen feet from M apple tree on
{ re 9th, aud was picked up for dead
IL recovered SOON from the fall aud
seems to DO all right.
orris whiisctt. farmer Of jefferson
county, was good enough to lend a
man few dollars until lac could cash
a check for sse0 In 81. Louis last week
The man promised to moei him at DE
Soto later, where be Was going to visit
bis cousin.
Join White, Sr., Of Madison county.
having no faith in banks, buried s275
In gold under two granite rocks on his
farm. lie was In the habit OF looking
at Il on the Let of each month. aud
this month discovered that II was goue.
lie offers a reward Of ego for IL re-
turn.
A well informed gentleman told the
Maiden Democrat that tho wheat crop
in the northern part Of Dunklin county
would generally run rs high as 90
bushels 10 the acre, while u;any crops
would turn out 80 bushels. This is
much better than was expected. =
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
Eorlcs or COUNTY, PHYSICIAN

owirg 10 the prevalence 81 conts-
gioGs diseases Ia Elsirs and neighbor-
ing towns, 4 wcuid advise the post
poning Of picnies aud public gatherings
on the Ar Ct JAY.
{. A. MAY, NJ. d.,
County Physician.
Elylns, Mo-. June "a, 1899.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFrfcr or 81. FIAscofs corxrr RAsE.
FAHais0Tos. Mo-. Jane ~. 1850. !
sotirr IS hcrs6y given that a investing Of
the stockholders CT st. FraEco.s County
Bank wit BE- heid at THO hsnkins iicusc Of
sald Company ~ Harrington, IN t-FrancoIs
county, and state OF Missouri. on the i9th
dag OF August. $50. ct 10 O'Clock y, rn., fcs
the purpose OF voting upon proposition,
then aad thaFe 70 n1 Submitted. To increase
tbs capital stccs of said bank from teE
Thousand dollars tits present capitall 10 tbs
amoun, Of thirty thousand dollars. ,hs pro.
posed capital.
WA. n, TAYLOR. President.
J0lrx q. fowl. SECRETARY.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

MIR. and Mrs. A. X. Harris ~ LibcE-
tyville were ia town Tuesday. MIR.
Hsrris shows the cffee, Of his pro-
,rscted illness, bat We hope be has
come to the turn Of the lane where be
viii begin to improve and become bis
old self again
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
COURTS.

tCuII CorKT -. u. FOX. Jutge-secohd
Nuf,, ais IN May and November,
COuNvf Cot'T-Firsi Mondays Ia February,
May, August rad November.
ra0RArE COMMISSIONS Mondays In Jan
aary. April. July ana october.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

II you have any furui,uro that needs
repairing, 20 to T. 5. friestor, 10 up
holsiering, mattress cleaning, rarnish-
Ing avid enameliag he will give you
good sa,istaetion. Chair Gaming at
reasonable pFiees.a Shop back Of
Blacks old bakery ~.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

There has never been any small pox
In or nearer Pennington Than Elvius,
about eIgh; miles of The town oRly
quaFan,Inod to keep Il out until the
County Court could arrange quarantine
regulations Tot The infected district.
We all feel easy now.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Ics--August Thomson q Sons arc
prepared to furnish good, clean, clear
iee 10 large or small quantities. Send
In your orders and they viii be hIlesl
promptly.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

The Ladies Aid Society OF the Pies.
byiefian Church gave a farewell recep-
;laH n Ms sehaEt ....!...!..=y $. s:.e
residence Of Mira Virginia Cayee Tues-
day afternoon. Miss jamie Holiday
was entertained BY the Cooking Club
las, thursday afternoon a, the residence
of Mrs. ] II Waide.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Usc Chase & Sanborn's Famous Bos-
ton Coiices. From l2c to s5c per ih.
q, Klein q Bro q.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

This week .hs Gsssd Leader Mar
camille Co. are Strengthening prices In
dry goods and sumnsr dress goods and
laccs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

A complete iinc Of Ladies', Missee',
Childres's and Infants Tan Strap Slip
pers al karxeh's Shoe Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Mrs. Paul pigg. who was taken to
81. Louis several weeks sgo 10 undergo
an operation Cor tamnr, died In the
hospital In that city on the 18th insi
rbe remains were brought homo Tor
bafial.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Trappe makes liie-slze portraits for
81 %. enlarged from photographs or
iihIypes
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

A few more left---25-ccui ladies
vests iyr 10 cents. ---Grand Leader Mer,
camille Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Smoke Home Pleasure eigan. For
saie at Or. Z c. McCofmIck's drug
store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

We have the dandy line Of summer
dress goods. All the late -Eyl pref
iiest styles. Don't fail 90 Come Ia aud
see them. cox & Nfxox.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Fresh vegetables every morning at
kieia d Hro. s.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Dir. j. W. Williams and sou, Allen,
Of Spring field. arc here on visit to
the family Of the DEBTORS father, Dr.
q. W Williams, and other friends.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

The Indies will iind nice line Of
Low Shoes a, karrch's. Styles right.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

paints and oils at the Grard Leader
Mercant lH Co. =.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

The -eachers' Institute resumed
woik Monday morning.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

aiiss Pattlc O'lIaanou Of 81, Louis Is
here sisitiHg siiss ASEie Mchullin.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

The W. C. r. L, again announces
tina, Il will have the names Of the sign-
ers Of the next saloon petition pub
lished, as heretofore.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

For Hay, Corn and NilI Feed, 60 TO
Iule 6 Nixon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Edwin Carter, Melbourne Smith aud
Bryan Forster are home from school.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Trappe makes photos iur sl so n
dozen aud up.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

BE sure you are righl aud then go
uhra'i Cali NJ the Grand Leader Mer.
camille Co. =.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

+ Giene, the merchant tailor, has
been among you long lime, aud his
work speaks for itself he keeps the
largest line of piece goods TO elect
from, which is more satisfactory than
selecting from samples, but he will also
order any special goods YOU may Wish.
IIls prices are always low and bis
work guaranteed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

There h pleasure 10 smoking IIome
Is&snse cixaFs. Try cze, u =. C.
eEoruist's drug store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

The Fourth Of July " ouls twelve
days of, but there 10 very little talk Of
deserving II 10 this coauiy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

siss Leah Black had eve gold rings
ssolen from her fathers residence In
Charleston, says the Enterprise, by a
negro, whp was caught with the prop
erty.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

farmIngton has had a regular shak.
ing up for the last two weeks, but our
prices settle everything.
GRAND LEADER MER Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Prosperity struck Fariaington this
week af the Grand Leader Mercantile
Co.'S.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Our stock Of clothing embraces the
proper styles. and at prices that cur
competitors cant eqnal.
CoLE & NIXON.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

rp.to-daie are the suits pat up at
GWrsrs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

photogrsphs--hare them taken nov
befosc weather gets so hot, at Trappe's