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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
gsmsrkahle eare q Rhsumssisa.

A Traveller while stopping a. the Lew
Beach Hotel, Lew Beach, New ycsk.
was told Of q very remarkable cure Of
rhsnmarissn that had been effected
there. Two years sgo this summfr
Mr.. WIZ DsehInan, the hotel keeper .
sor. contracted q very sesere easc af
rheumatism by bathing after bling
heated. lie was treaird By tho best
pAysiciaas, also By noted doctor from
Ssw Ymk City, ba. says Ck:.aberiain' .
Pair Balm gavn him greater relief Than
sHy other mediciae he had naea. II
troubled with rheamasism give ,s.Ia liza
iment trial. One application relieves
thu pain, and iis continued use tot a
short while insures complete cure.
fOS sale BY Cry Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
MIST TRr TO nKTAx oSE oFvIcy

Piedmont Banner, Dir. }, n. Holmes.
editor; Hon. Albert o. Allen. CHIEF
clerk Ia Auditor seiberi's office. viii
be Ia tho race for the nomination 10
succeed his chief. Mr. Alien has snenl
ten years In the Office as chief clerk,
which has made him thoroughly iAmiI-
lar With all the workings Of this oficc.
lie 10 s0uiheas; man, hailing from
New Madthi, and we take Il for granted
that the Southeast will be solid s.E hIn.
We shoald retain this Office foe Svaih.
east MissouEi, Tor " we let Il 20 we
may not gel asOther Let's support
Albert o. Allen.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
nEsT. nEsrrR. nsEllsr

FredcTlcktown Democrat News,
Smith a Purcell, editors: So ftr ,,IT.
teen newspapers Ia Southeast Missouri
have published items to lhe effect that
they have been lated 10 the ''2Oih cen
iury press clipping bSTesu's blue book"
as The besa newspaper among county
papers In the Unhed States. The Lard
only knows how many moTe "bcS"
there arr II e.As= nz-:s :. ~ s4=:s-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Gov. Stephens has signed the street
railroad combine bill. aud enters into
lengthy argument TO justify himAoH nod
prove that the Law does not create 4
trust or monopoly. Under this new law
nearly II no, quite all the street r,il-
soads d 81. Louis will be organized
uuder ono management, representing a
capital Of about sioO, 900, 900 aud 400
miles of stree, rsilroad. II this isn't a
monopoly II would be difhcult TO name
any combination that IS; but BY . sys-
TEN of transfers It is argued that the
people who ride on these roads will be
greatly convenienced aud benefited
she same old trust plea. 10 order to
carry out this gigantic scheme, another
newly enacted law, limiting incorpor.
a,ed companies to slD, 900, 900, 1t u
said will have to DO cvaded 10 some
way, but We are told thai the promot.
efs Of the enterprise have hi, upon a
plan to do that. Standing 10 the shad-
CIV Of the Governors seductive argu-
men, we find ourselves Cropping and
asking. What l. a trass---whai 10 mo.
Dopoly9 Il Is true tia. this one Is
confined TO a single city, but tho genius
Of monopoly appears to pervade aud
sarround IL. With Its practically ua-
limited capital and vas, stretch Of road.
Il viii never have n competitor, how
sycr plain tho provision Of the law that
any compauy that has the capital and
the nerve may try its hand at buckiag
tho big concern.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

jackson Cash Book, Y. A. McGuire,
editor; When the commlssce 10 locate
the Southeast Missouri insaae Asylum
comes down to look for a place they
must not come riding 10 a special car.
Soniheas, Miasourisns don't allow pub.
lie servants Of the State 10 ride through
this section Of Missouri 10 special cars,
no matter II they do pay for them
themselves.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
Spcsi o Good Pasm DoctOrlng.

Mr.. A. n. Hoell Of Ashcrville, Kan
sas, Gays he spent n good farm doctor
ing himself Tor chronic diarrhoca, bat
got M relief and was afraid that h.
must die. lie CHANGED To get bold of
II bottle Of Chauiberlzin's Cole, ChOl-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, aud was
much surprised at the relief which II
gave him. lie continued ils use for a
short Time and was permanently cured,
A great many cases of chronic diar-
rhoea have been cured By this remedy
after all other medicines aud treatment
had failed. This remedy Is cor ssie
by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

A contributor 10 tho Bonnc Terrs
DemOcrst-Rcgister signing himself
"vo,et," In lengthy article, takes
exceptions 10 our eommeads,ioa Of
Representative Btadiey's course Ia the
Legislature, aud notes his change Of
sote on che stockyards bill after voting
for liz engrossmeni. rs a contradiction
cf what we said we published a, the
time Of lie hrst appearance tho article
which be quotes from The Valley Dem.
cora, and Joarnal Of Agriculture. aud
also 40 sFsscls fsem Colwan's Rarai
World on tho same subject. Ia which
was gisea Mr.. Bradler's reason for his
.shases II vsse. According T. tho lat
~ snieis MT. BradIsy and several
s<kss ssusssast nsmsers wsre iaducsd
- vsie se<snss che stcctysrds biii %
- 1ssi halln teesnss they had hesr,
~ V b1i,sss ths thsir suppart d De
nsassfs vpuM Ssdssxsr ard dsiszs shs |
nssahssst Lssasic Asyirn ss;i, WEI
- aesss tsss sbb . gre or eoas1
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

jefferson Democrat, X. W. MeMul.
lin. editor; We do not know eDOagh
about the franchise tax Law which
failed TO pass 10 The hate sS==soa Of the
State Legislature 10 form an opinion as
to whether h was meritoripus or not.
but VIC have been asionished at the ca.
cuse one Of the Legislators gave for not
passing Il. lie said It was = goad
measure and would have been passed
except for the lac, that Il was cham
pioned by & certain newspaper that had
been constantly abusiag the members,
and that u IL had been adopted said
newspaper would have claimed all the
credit, and that il had forced that bit
OF ineri,ofious legislation, II is Ger.
lRinly poor excuse, and We wonder
at anyone having the eoarRge TO make
IL; bat there IL doubtless much Ia u.
The city papers especially devote too
much space TO advertising their own
greatness and to unjusily eri;iclSing all
who fail to follow their lead; but this
does not excuse any Official for failing
TO perform duty OF for a violation Of
the oath Of Office.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

II there Is question Ia the mind Of
anyone that the trusts ate working IN.
told injury to the great army Of indus
trial employees and paralyzing the
means Of thousands OF making 40 bon.
est living, the testimony VI Mr, Dove,
President Of the Commercial Travellers
Association, before the Industrial Com
mission, ough, to brush aside any lin
gering doubt on tina, point. In his
statement before the commission last
Saturday, he submitted figures TO show
that the organization Of the trusts had
resulted 10 throwing So, 600 statesmen
out Of employment, md in reducing
the salaries Of 25, 600 more. lie Cs;i.
mated that the annual loss to the Gales
men on account Of employment and re-
auctions aggregated $50, Zoo, 600; TO
the hotels 5000, 900, aud TO the rail-
roads s97, geo, 600. because of the loss
of patronage. This in 4 single class
Of industrial enployes snd when one
comes to consider the larger thousands
VI artisans, factory hands, and various
employees In all branches OF manufae-
lures that have been swallowed up by
the trusts, Is there any wonder thsi the
ioiling millions dependent upon eth.
ploymcnt for the support Of themselves
and their families should take pessi-
misiic view Of the outlook which the
trusts have forced them 10 tacr7
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
THE OPEN DOOR.

There is almOs, a brutal fraukness
in parts Of the testimony Of Air. Have.
meyer, President Of the Sugar Trust,
submitted to the Industrial Commits
sion. Among other things he said;
Tue mother OF all trusts Is the customs
tnTif hill repeat that all this asi
tRtion against trusts Il asain,t merely the
baS!nsss machinery employed to take from
the public what the Government In It's tarif
Laws says Il Is proper and suitable they
should have. II is the Government. through
It's tariff laws. which plumbers the people.
aud the trusts. etc. are merely the uaacain.
cry for doinki,.
There is nothing original In the frs,
observation. IL has been said in sub
stance by others, and 10 his address be-
fore the recent Democratic banquet 10
81. Louis, Congressman pe Almond,
with 1.-THE Parent Of the Trust" as his
theme, set forth the same partial truth.
That discriminating prohibi,ive tariff
has done much to encourage tho organ.
nation Of trusts aud protect them 10
their scheme Of robbery, there can be
little or no doubt But Il Is the bru-
tai, consoieneeleSs advantage which the
promoters Of specially protected indus.
tries take Of their monopoly privileges
10 rob the people, so bluntly preseated
by this trust magna,e, which shows
their grasping, avsricious disposition to
rob and plunder---rcaping where they
have no, sown aud gathering where
they have nOs stTrwn The ordinary
highwayman uses a Winchester with
which to hold up aud rub his victim.
The trust uses the tariff, aud under n
form Of law more safety and surely
plumbers lis victims by the millions.
Note carefully wha, Mr. iiavemcyer,
who has been Il beneficiary Of the sys.
tenn, says. According TO his view the
trust b merely the business machinery
to force from the pockets Of The poo
pie the tribute which the t;overnment'
tariff law says !, IL proper and suitable
the specially prc.=e,ed Industries should
have. III Ia the Government, through
i,s tariff laws, which plumbers the pco-
pie" says AIR. IIsvcmeysr; land the
trusts, etc., are merely the machinery
Cor doing It." Verify. tha, 10 letting
the trusts and their piuudcring promcs-
era down easy. The Gsvernmen,'s
policies as shaped and directed by the
Republican party have proved inIuri-
GUS In many ways TO tho country, i,s
tariff laws have been un~.so, unjust
and discriminating; but nssch 10 they
have contributed TO existing CONNER
cias aud industrial ou,iawry, the Gov
crninen,'s shortcomings eanno. alto
geshrr be pleaded 10 exieaea,lon of The |
irast's greed In IL uuhoiy crusade.
Because msn's houss has been loft |
open and unprotected, that Is no jas,I-
iicssion for the thief who enters and |
plumbers IL. This the trusts are do
ing. The Government, through tae
policies Of she Republican party ---s,aany |
n whom were doubtless hosest and
sincere 10 their shor-sightsd Judgment
--lstt tho doors Of it, oisissns nni.cted
md unsuarded. and tho sras. highway
nos have snssred aud are sobhlug tho
'sspss smdsr The shadow q ~ lsw. X
rhsy srs che p.ssdorers. The shisras. +
rs~y hsvs taken advastsss dis ops
'oof.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22


by what right do the United States
bold the Philippines aud claim the al
legiance VI their natives Not the
right Of conquest, for that Is in viola
ton Of the genius Of our free instiiu-
lions, and they have not ye, been con-
qucred Not the right Of purchase,
which without the consent Of their
people ID contrary 10 the principles Of
self government, for though We may
have paid Spain $50, 900, 600 for them,
she never held any just or securc title,
aud the most that she could do was to
give = quit. claim decd. Then by what
sight do we claim them, or in the namt
g; via. ps;I,s;;:is .sI -i;.;s;, vui ;'vT-
etument stands DO we base our war Of
subjugation against the natives Of those
Islands, They aIr moi rebels, iof they
never owed any allegiance TO the United
States, hence canno, he said 10 be re.
s!a!!ag jas.ly constituted authority .:
government. They have never as
sauited US on the high seas and cndan-
gercri cur commerce, nor invaded or
threatened our country. Then why
are we pursuing SPANS cruel policy
towards them, l. II jDa because we
have the power and have gone daft
over the old worlds monarehial craze
for conquest, expansion and imperial
isms
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

A sallos, iIaBdiced skin l. a symp-
tom Of disordered liver, m II springs
from hillary pUisons retained 10 the
blood, which destroy energy, cheerful
ness, strength. yigOr. happlness and
life. lierbine will restore the natural
functions Of the liver. Price 50 cts at
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

81 see" remarked Dedbrnkc, ''ihAt
you advertise M up-lo-daie boarding
house. suppose that refers To the
service and appointments. " mo, in-
deed replied the lsndlsdy; "thas
refrrs exclusively to The boariers. /
doS't keep anyone who gets behind. 4"
Philadelphia Record.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

II your sight Is blurred with speeks
and spots floating before your eyes, OF
sou have pains on the right side under
the ribs, then your liver Is derangcd,
and you need few doses Of llerbine
TO regulate H. Price 90 cents, At City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
SPIRIT OF Tae SOUTHEAST PRESS.
.Aurs sxrvKL SERVICE. ~

'AuEA kAIFkL HKHKfCL,
Daaklis Democrat. u. Y. caruihers,
editor; AL Of the census supervisors
shoald be Republicans. 10 the vic,ors
saoold belong the fss Offices. VIXEN
there Is change Of administration NIL
the opposition rascals should be turned
out. WHISTLER they are Democrats OF
Republicans. wishy.washy politics is
sickening.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Brer weyler Is undoulye eddy oscLip.
hating over the Administrations sup
pFesssOn Of Philippine pewS, and its
manufacturing VI false reports. No
doubt be would be willing to lend us
his celebrated typewriter. Post. Di.-
patch.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Il the pFedispoahioa 90 worms IN
ehiIdreh IS not cured lhey may become
cmaciatetI, weakly and In danger Of
commissions. Whites Cream vernii-
iugr is the most successful and popular
remedy. Price 25c at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Al old fruit grower elSims that this
viii keep worms from apples; "Fill
a Bounce vial with carbollc acid EEd
suspend IL uaeorked IN The apple tree.
II the tree Is large suspend more than
one bottle. The fumes will KIN or
aEl=s =E=y :s= .:=====..= =:..::=:: Fss.;'.ss
apple worms"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

The fact that trusts can eNia with
oui a tariff Is no reason why their pro-
duet should be- protected by taTif ina
niion. Giving tariff bounty 10 a trist
Is greasing very fat hog. Dis
patch.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Hardly n day passes. in families
where there are children, ia whivh Hal
lard's SNOW Eminent ~ not needed
II quickly cures cuts, wounds. bruises,
burns and sealLs. Price % and 5ocls
a. City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

"was that sleighs-oi-l,an'i mans eS-
hibiIion successful. Audsr'" If
think 80; len, him n counterfeit sill
yer dollar, aud he gave me back a
good QUO. r'--Drttuil Free Press.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given THAI letters Of nd
mfni0tntfon wsre granted 90 the under,
signed b3 the Probste ConFt of 81. francois
County, Missouri, bearing date 81 May Bth.
isEs. ON the estate OF
q ID. AsuBUaN. Decd.
Al prFzonS having claims against said IS.
tate aru required TO exhlhlt them to the Ad.
ulinistrntof for allowance within ono year
from the date Of said ietters, or they may
be precluded from any benrfit of said estate
will b. FOREVER barred.
r. v. !AstEpURS, Admir-.
May ~. lsye
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

On Friday evening las, the members
Of the Board Of Regents Of the State
Normal school, Third district, Assem-.
bled in n FOosn ON tho second flOor of
the Sturdivsnt Bank building for the
transaction OF business. There was
full attendance, a. follows:
Hon Louis IiUuck, President, and
Hon. Leon J. Albert, Secretary, Cape
GiraTdeau, Mo Mcssrs. NJ. whybsrk.
Vice President, Marble Ilill; kossutb
". Weber, Farmiugion; p. Joe Rice,
kenne,,; Gus II. Rife, Doniphan; and
Hon. ", T. Carringion, Jefferson City,
State Superintendent Of Public Schools
(cx-oihcio regen,). The usual routine
0t business was followed ON Friday
evening, I'LL tho adjournment OF the
board nboat midnight The board re-
sunicd Ms sessions on Saturday FORE
noon, and eleused tho following mcns-
bsFs Us the Normal school faculty:
President, W. 3. beaumont. salary
% goo; Miss Iis,lie Mars,On. ieachcr
of EngIish and Greek. $1,000: Mlss
Mary Dc. Meyers. assistant tcaoAcr OF
English, $500; u. v. johnson, ma,Il.
enaiics, 1900; 4. II. Ealy, sccre-
tary aud assistant 10 nsathemntics 1850;
d. A. Thsxier, Latin, 5000; wiaifred
johnson. history and civil government,
$500; II. III. Tvs, physical science and
Physiology, si,I00; II. l.. Albert. hI.
clogy. $500; Miss Frances Tiakhaas.
music, s50e; Miss Laura c. Esehie-
maa, ciocu,ion aud physical culture.
$500; teacher of practise school. 70 bc
oiled by the prcsidens Of the faculty.
aud sppssved BY the nosrd q Rerwn,s,
salary $500. 1his giyss M total at
salaries, sie.ssa, s nearly the ssnns
no Il was In fstmer years.
The following are the chzagrs e.
tested Big the new sppoinsneass
Prof. McGhee has been superseded b.
Prof. Deartnont nj tho same ssisfy
Prof. Wood by Miss Marstou. salary
reduced $500; Mrs. Fuhri BIZ sliss
Meyers. rsdur,ias ss00; rrpf. Bio.
Leary by rfpf. Thsxes. reduction
600; Aiss Fee by sliss Johpssa, re-
ducslsn eloo: Prof. Eekhasat l.y Ajss
'riukhsm. increase $500, Minis EssAIe. |
nsn's department b . nav ono. ThsI
re-risctcd members are Prof. Johnson. 4
'aiary unohsussd; Prof.. Ealy. fwmsr |
salary; Prof. Ivy, sslaEy rsias1 600 |
Prof. Albert, salary i0sresssd 500.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
Trustees Sale.

whegoas, Etyn =. boyd ana anmuel D,
Bad hcr h8tnsnd, vi thcsr certain deed II
tssss. dated the 18th day ~ March. tf*t. and
rRcuried in tina Eecostrf 5 nffee OF "a. tran
c3tH eounsy. Ai6zossFis Ia boex so ~. Al PAGE
90, cx>pvsyesd - DR.. A. w. ks<sh. nstruxsFH.
tho fcsAvwinx dsscrtbesI real sssat1. siipNfe,
iyins ane eslas y ~ ucrasy q " rran'
All OF eaif'Aere lof OF Eypund % Of fl.f
soafn tide OF y crrt6in spt Of xypund Known
~ tNE Trefnbfs Not IN John ". ktorfwrs' sub
1ivtrspn Of suryey nusabTFmd SEVENTY .one
lsli, IN t0NnshiQ thirty .sssen, range fDsir
easf, in the WESTERN part OF EfeinsyiiIe. No,
no1a half.acfv bot being bounded on this nDsfh
% this Tremblc hot. and On tbs sotIth b. a
hot n~hed ~ ,. q. Hlshiey. and extending
east and wesf squi distant wksh xaid Ipfs.
20 secure the payment OF crf1nin prn1iia.
sorry note IN aaid deed dracrihets. and Mbefu
40 rsld note ~ notT tsaat Que and remains an
paid and ~h1rysna, the valid DF A. w Kefsh
trust@es 81 tl@c&a &Dsl flnse, thrawfusv. A. thu,
nndersixned sheriff 0f 81 Fgmarois county
No.. in accordance with the pguyistnisa ~
sad Deed Of trust, and at the rwquess osfhe
lekal holder OF said nots. WIN procacd TO Ssii
Inc ai1ovr Described rrai estate et tho ssopf d
front door 90 the Court iIpase, IN the city 81
farmipEton. "a the county Of W. Fruncuix
state Aforesaid, at pubiic AUCTION. 10 the
highest bidder fur cash. on
Saturday. June %, 1893,
between the hours of nine q 'clpek IN thr gsr,e.
noon and fveo 'ciock in the afternoon OF tisat
day. 10 satisfy suid note. together with the
cost and expHnae of executing thls trust,
JEFF D. nlBHLGf. saeTiff.
$3.50 aud Aefias Trustee.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

For relief and comfort IN asthma
BILLIARDS. Horehound Syrup has no
equal. Price 30 aud 5Oe at Cily Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22

Who shall pen the iniquities Of the
Ink Trus,f Who shall blot Il from
exls,eneeF Post Dispatch.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
Administrators Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that letters oi I'D
ministrAtion were granted to the undet
aanga b the PROBATE Court of ~. francois
C0aniS. Missouri. BEARING date OF MAJ isth
$50. on the estate OF
0EoRgE u. ASuBCRS. Dcc'd.
All persons having claims against said ~.
tate are required to exhibit them 10 the Nj
ministrufor for allowance within one year
trOtn this date OF said letters, or they may
be prrciusicd trttr1 any benvft OF kald estate ,
and n not exhibited Tor allowance within
two years from the date Of said letters. thry
WIN be forever barred.
u. l. NORRIS. Administrator.
May q. 1870.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
Trustees Sale

wheFsas. W, 3 MrCaaklii ASA Edith Ne.
OaseuAI ms VILE, uy their certain derd oi
trust. dated the fssb day OF september lsec
and recorded In the Rrcortef'a 0f1re % 81
franeoi4 county, Missouri. IN b1ok a. M "a e.
~, conveyed 10 the undersigned Trustee tiIe
following desrfih~d real estate, situate ~.
lag sHa h@ins ~ s.s.. e--s.sssg 20 =. .-zz-s.:z
ana sfate OF missouri. 10 Wit!
is5ss sven isl, siE;si ~. sinr ~. tru ttel
eteeea ilil and twelve TN, In btnck tour lti
~ ihr TITS of bismarck as shown on tnH on
cial pat az said town or city, oil record ia
the land reconis of NJ. TEans~sls county, AZ
farlnlnEton, No.
sissss Ssii'sef atte- WIS na1pe 10 ST.
cnre the tsay asent OF certain promtseurr
note IN satd died OF trust dvscriDed and
wfserrax said note Il past due and remains
unpaid. now, fhrfeforr. Ia accordance with
tur pru-rzrJus OF said deed Of trust. and at
the request Of tire leafal holder uf aaid nofs.
l. thu undersigned Trustee, will prtscrsd 10
all tls. e..r-- ss---.-s.s-s. .s estate al ft,,.
souih front door Of the Court House. ia the
rl.y OF fnrminKfon, In the sslunty ~ ~ 4.
tFnncols. state Aforesaid, % the Highest
wddsT Tor cash. Mt public puetion. On
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
Farmingterl Times
THURSDAY, JUNE az. 1888.

Mr.. Phil A. iIainer has sold the
Scot, County Sewsboy aud announced
his retirement from Journalism. We
are sofEy to lose Phil from among us,
ior be Is a breezy and iOreiul wIi,er,
q, oaee refreshing and entertaining.
The new publishers Of the Newshoy
promise 10 keep IL Wide awake aud 10
full cry all along Democratic lines.
Success 20 them.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
Executor's Notice .

Hcticr u Asrsny wsvs4 t1st isttsys sssia.
rmentnyy Nexe &rmntxd III xn& nad9ystEaed
aisscari, % tss u esy q June. ~. 81 ~
sssata OF
siAEr u. LARsr. pscssssa.
An rxsrna& navtnx slsiusn anHlnst sxsr ~
tate ARG faq&{F&t 20 xxf4fpst xhain " tne -
-ens~r tor aff5ysnre wi.h1n cne yoev fru1n
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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-22
SATURDAY. June "a. 1899.

brtweeu the hours of nin- o'elncE Tn the
forvnoon and ave % clock In the AFTERNOON
OF that DAY, GO satisfy said note. tfsgeihsr
with tie cost and expense nf executing tubs
trust.
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May a. I9p
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-08-03
NONRESIDENT Notice.
In the Chancery Court at johnson City
Tennessee.
Robert Burrow

f. A. Stratton Guardian &c, ct al.
In this case 1t appearing from an or
der Of the Court in this cause, that a
subpoena to answer supplemental
bill, has been returned by the sheriff of
Washington county, mot to be found
in my county; 1t is ordered by me that
publication be made for four successive
weeks, as required by law, in the COMET
a newspaper publishee in Johnson City,
in said county, notifying said non-resi-
dent defendant to appear before our
Chancery Court at the court house in
johnson City, on the first Monday of
August, 1899, it being a rule day, and
make defense to a supplemental bill,
or the allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed and this cause set for
hearing ex parte as to him
This July +, 1899
E, A. SIMPLIFY, Clerk Il Master4
BY G. W. HODGE, d. G & NJ. rs.