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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-13

La Naletta. Malta. March 12.-The
Union club gave a luncheon yesterday
afternoon to the officers commanding
the American troops on board the
United States transport Sheridan.
which arrived here on Thursday. en-
route to Manila, and the transport pro-
ceeded to-day
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-13
We Sell To-Day
TO SELL AGAIN
TOMORROW
The values we give are our best
advertisements.
Speaking Values
in Watches

Gents Packing Watches, $1.5O.
The best value for the money ever
offered.
Gents Nickel Watches at $3.50,
$500, $500, $500 and $1,000.
Gents Filled Watches, $500 to
$4,000. ..
Gents Solid AK Watches, $4,000
and up.
Ladies' Filled Watches as low as
$1,000.
Ladies' Solid Gold Watches as low
as $4,000.
Our stock of Watches is the larg-
est, choicest and best assorted of
anything we have ever attempted.
Take a look at our show window
and be convinced, then come inside
and see the prettiest general stock
of Jewelry ever shown in Mon
tana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-13
Resting Easily.

Bristol Tenn. March 12.-Gcneral
Walker and Attorney Hamilton, who were
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
Doa'I Wait untll the Horse Il Stolen
Before y0u Lock ihe Stable.

OF course you know all about 1t. You
have read Il In che papers. You kpow
that Chamberlaiu's Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy is sold by druggists
everywhere. But You don't know all
sbou, II unless you have used Il and
given il test In severe emergencies,
when your physician Is away from home
and The drug stores are closed Alter
one such emergency you will always
keep THE remedy Ia your home; but
why walt until the horse Is stolen bs-
fore you lock the siablc7 Get u rs
cent bottle OF II nav aud Re prepared
for ans such emergency. For sale by
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
A Rascaily Business.
PROM The 81. Louis I'ost .Dlsratch

Prom the 81. Louis Pusi Dispatch.
The history of Senate Document No.
90 Is interesting rs an example Of the
censorship established by government
which dares not let lis doings be known.
This document Is no other than the
peace treaty signed at Paris. With IL
arc printed a great many papers bear
ing upon the negotiations, aud con.
tanning information Of highly inn
portant character.
by the first printing order 100 copies
Of this wcrc issued aud distributed lU
Senators and Representatives, not
enough TO go around. A eoncurren,
resolution was ai,erward passed through
the Senate authorizing an edition Of
90, 900, bot when u reached tbs House
|, was smothcred, and copy cannot
now be had for love or morey.
But this is not all. The Atkinson
p Imphieis were issued rs public docu-
meats, aud whom the POstoiiice Depart
mcnt lawlcssly threw them out of the
Manila mail great demand sprang up
for them. The clerk OF the House
Document room responded to the pub
lie demand until stopped by an order.
Who gave the ordcrP Tho Assistant
AiIorney-tienoraI of The United States
for the Postofliee Department.
Tbts raises an interesting question,
By what authority docs the executive
department sock to eoutrul the action
of servant OF tho legislative depart
meuia The Constitution provides care
full safeguards against such interior
encc. Where then are VIC 10 look for
the anthorilss
II Is found in the necessities Of this
imperisl policy, an essential element Of
which Is censorship, and TO make Ii
effective the executive must scruiiuize,
doctor aud suppress the pnblisied pro-
ccedings Of Senate and House
Had all this been foretold year ago
the prophet would have bean laughed
TO scorn as plain crank. But ID Is
what has actually happened. When ia
the rascsily business 10 stop?
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
Trnsree,a Sale.

Whereas lae1n sililerand Barbara Miller
n!s wife. ~ thsir certain deed OF trust dated
the fsth DAY OF June, 1854, Ran recorded Ia the
Ksasoriur' Office % " Francnis crinnty hls.
souri,, IA book 4, pake ~ canseyei - tbs
unaarslKnsa trustee the following descgibsi
real estate. ssfaste. iyinF amt bairg IN this
coEB;Y 81 " Francek hhd stufc ~ AissouIt,
Al * loi numbered use ia n block nam.
pered eight lei % VI. u, uaiuit0n snDfivi.
siDn 81 part o. The tyisss halt 81 the noft beast
quarter pf section sixteen llsi, IN township
thirty I'VE ISL north. range ave ~ cast
gail lot fronts north ntid south sixty tGjl fHet
and M Il saniform De IN ~ one hundred nd
pighfy tisal feet, as fiiilg shown On thu riei
81 SAID subdivision, OF record In the Record
ny' Gficr uf ~ Frnncuis county. Missouri,
ana Is the SAME lot conveyed 70 parry of tns
firs, part by Aduiph weiis by warranty deed
dated Inne ~. is1s ena recorded "a the Re.
cogdnr's nfiro gt So FRANCOIS county. Ia
book "a. az pagc 81.
Watch said conveyance was made 10 -.
cure the payment % cefiRin pTUmiss1ry
note In said deed 81 trust asscrihe,l. ana
whereas said note Is past due and remains
unpaid, noN therefore, innccoTdaner with
tao provisions 90 said deed ~ trust. and al
the Juqunsi " the legal holder % said note
l the undersigned Trustee. viii procred e
sell the nbtye described real estate al The
SOUTH lr0nt dolr uf the court House, ~ tbs
ctty ~ Pennington. Ia the county % s,
Francois, STATE afutesaid, Co the highest bid
der Tor cash. at paDHc auction. uH
saturday, july ls, 1929,
between tile hours ui mine O'Clock tn IN,
forenoon aud 1--WE clock ia the afternoon
~ that day. TO satisfy said note, together
with the cost AMI oxperge ~ executing thi'
trast,
Juae !. tsga.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

The News says shat DunklIn county
is out Of deb, With $4,000 IN the
treasury.
James + Mrcsrty died al his hosae
In Upper plat'in on the 2lA OH, aged
90 years Tie bad been resident OF
jefferson county fot es years
Two nuns were rerrntly buried at
the conyent cemetery vi Arcadia. oae
Of them was 30 years old. aud had
been y nuu for 80 years. and the other
was So years old, and ~ years a nuu.
Jack FalIon, q plasterer Of Poplar
Bluff, committed suicide On the 2lth
ull., By shooting himself through the
hesii. lie had been drinking heavily
and WAS respondent over the death OF
his only child the day before. He bad
previously made Iwo attempts 90 kill
himself
Miss Adkins Of Lampassas, Texas,
was on the train that was wrecked near
lronton on the 2lst ull., and when the
engineer was taken from the wreck Sc.
yerely scaldcd, she dressed his burns
with sweet oil and -four from her owu
baggage 30 successfully that when Dir
Norwlne arrived at the wreck he heart.
us commended her work, as having
been 80 well done that he did no, re-.
move baudagc
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

When Gen. Lawton said, after ar.
irving at Manila aud looking over the
field. that 100, 900 men would be re-
quircd to take aud hold the islands. he
seems to have known what he was
talking about Gen. Oris has called
ior achievements. All Of the towns
captured from the filipinoo arr being
evacuated, aud the army will go into
camp al Manila during the rainy sea.
sou. The work Of recapturins the
1owns will have TO be all gone over
again, aud then garisoued II they are
10 be held, Il shows what failure
the Administrations Philippine policy
has been.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
ShefIf's Sale UGdsf Deed Of Trust,

Default hnvinR been made BY non .compii-
nnca with the terms OF deed OF trust. ~.
corded rs b10k q, paar ~, OF the Gfficr 81
Is Missouri. tho undersigned. sheriff Of thn
county Of ~ fmncnis. state OF Missouri
tthe trustee In said dcrd of trust having rr-
fused to act or 10 make sale under same }
for the purposes ni executing the trusts
stated ~ said deed having been duly ~.
tltirsipd By the legal holder " the notes So.
cured thereby VIII, ON
Saturday, the LIST day ot July, 1899,
between the hours ~ 10 a IN. ami y. M .
ni the Court House door In the iity OF Farm
ingtou. ~. Fuar slis county, Missouri, prp-
crpd % scit AZ public vsnduc To- the highg g
bidder, for cash. the following land IN said
county Of -. fruncois. Missouri tmcntiuuUd
In salu deed Of tTuAti to.wit
TIE north half northwest quarter and
Hurth part southwest quarter ~ northwest
quarter, containing one hundred and ave
fisai acres In section fifteen ttsi. township
thirty seven ts1l, ransc four 90, and the
northeast quarter OF northeast quarter Of
section sixteen tiG,, township thirty seven
tG7l, range togr az, containing forty I'm
acres, and that portion OF the Suuthcas VI
quarter al the northeast quarter NJ section
sixteen ilgl, IN township thiriy-seven ISL
the rnad as now iucnted leading srum Min
cTai Point to ~, Joe Lead Mines, containing
two f9l acres. mnru nr less, together with AL
the improvements theLcdsi, also all ot the
mineral rights pertaining 60 the sal6 iarm.
LEFF uftsifLkl. sheriff
of ~, Francois County, state OF Missouri.
june l. lSfH.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

In his speech at the Democratic ban.
puet IN ST. Louis last Thursday night,
Mr.. Oliver Belmont said. III wcrc
in complete party control could, 1
believe, point an easy path TO triumph.
I'd name Bryan the candidate, make
Bryan the platform, and with Bryan a.
the issue &c before the people. ily
This MT Belmont simply means that
tho man al the head Of tho Democratic
party should be unequivocally in SYM
pa,hy with every plank In the platform
and possess the determination % carry
out It's policies as cifec,ually us It Is In
his power TO do so. The platform
upon which Mr. Cleveland was nomi.
mated was all RICH, in splri, aud as iu.
ierpretcd by The people, bu, after his
election he ignored the will Of the par
~ that placed him 10 the Executive
chair, supplemented bis own prccon-
ceived views aud construed the plat
form 10 suit them. lie not Only killed
himself politically by bis stubborn ego
ism, bu. almost disrupted the osganiza-
ton Of tho party that had honored him
with It's confidence. The platform
should not only express the principles
and policies Of tho party in language
90 plain that they cannot be twisted
and warped into meaning never To-
tended. but the man noniiuated upon
II should DO al embodiment of the
platform itself. On the great issues
now appermost 10 The minds of the
peorie---Free Silver, Anti Trust, Anti
Miliiarism and Au,i.Imper.alism---bo
man In the Democratic party today
more fully represents the views of tie
great masses of that party than Will
tam ]. Began, 30 that he would virtu-
oily BE- platform within himself
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
Trustees Sale.

whereas. EIva j. Boyd and samuel u,
boyd, her husband. by their certain deed OF
trust. dHfcG the 18th day OF March. isE5, and
rernriied IN fhp RecUfylnF y offleqr uf ~. Fgan
co.'s county. Missouri. ia book 40 u, at IA Ee
gfs. conveyed to Or. A. W. heith, as trustee,
tho following described real estate, situate.
lying and bssinF IN the County Of ~. iran.
co.'s and state Of Missouri. to.slt,
All Of a hAif acre lot OF grpund OF 81 the
south aide Of certain lot OF ground known
as the Tremble LOT Ia John y. Flowers snb
division OF survey numbered seventy .one
f1ii. in township thirty kcxcn, range four
east, tn the western part OF Elvinsviiie, Mn.
said half-acTe lot being bounded on the North
by tha Treubie lot and on the south by a
lot 0anetl By J. u. iliElsier. AMI extending
cnst and west egui distant with said lots.
Which said cnRveyanrg was made IN trust
~ soruru the payment OF q certain prUuiis'
aory note IN said deed described. and where'
rs said note Il now nnxt due . nj remains uf
paid; and Whereas the said iIr. =. ". Keith,
trustee. Is DECEASED, now, therefore, 1, Tire
uadersignof sheriff IT Sc. FFnnrois county
Mo-. in accordance With The provisions 81
said Deed of Trust, and &C the request ufthr
legal holder 81 said note. VIII proceed TO soil
she above described real estate al the south
front door % the court Huusr, IN the ttty OF
Pennington. IN the County 81 st. FrHncDia.
state aforesaid, at pubisr nucfion. 20 the
highest bidder for CASH on
Saturday, June "a, 1899,
betwear thehaurs az nine o clock In this fore.
MON ami fve q clock IN tnaafternoon ~ that
faT. "a satisfy said note. together with tho
cost and expense Of executing tnis trust,
,JEfF u. IlIGHLEf. sheriff.
and Acting Trustee.
May -, 1850.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

The Democrats banquet At 81. Louis
last Thursday night, under the aus
pieces Of the jefferson Club, was one Of
the grandcst Democratic gatherings
ever witnessed in the West; aud the
tumulluous enthusiasm with which Mr.
bryan was greeted showed how uni
yersal is the sentiment iayoring his re-
nomination in 1900 aud the principles
and policies Of which he Is such a fear
less and able exponent. The readers
of THE TINS will fluid an account Of
he banquet on the first page, and the
speech Of Mr.. bryan delivered On that
occasion.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
A LAND uoSoroiIsr.

Jack son Cash-BUOk: Vim Hunter
II Scott county last week purchased
another small patch Of Land from the
Duukiin County Court amounting to
1852 acres. This purchase brings MIR.
Hunters acres in Dunkliu county alone
far up into the thousands. The Coun-
~ Courts are inaielins positive curse
on the counties by selling such large
bodies Of land to one individual owner
EAe=s i.Sapi5 expect {" h"i,i vn TO this
land for years, aud 1t viii be impossi.
bic fot people Of moderate means to-
obtain homes Of their own ON any part
Of il.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
An Ancient Belief.

The ancicnts bclievcd that rhcuma-
tinn was the work Of demon within
a man. Anyone who has had an attack
Of seiatic or innammatory rheumatism
will agree that the infection Is demouiac
enough to warrant the belief II has
never been claimed that Chamberlain =
Pain Balm would cast out demons, but
II will cure rheumalis II, and hundreds
bear testimony to the truth Of this state
mcnt. Ono application relieves the
pain, and this quick relief which ii al
lords Is alone worth many times It's cost.
FOR sale by CRY Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
To Bridge and Other
Contractors:

Notice o. hereby given that T. the under.
4lgnrd Commissioner ~ Roads ana BfidErs
for thp tuanty uI ~ fraucUis aud ~'ate OF
Missouri. wilt, On saturday. the SRI day uf
June. iTH, between the the hours ~ %
u'Clprk n an and s-'clOck D. an. of that
day, at the Court House ticor 10 the cry ni
Pennington, w. said county. tei by puhltr
uittrTg to the lowest bidder th@E"fnr. the
'Utrnct iur repairing the highway bfidEr
over Ierfv iiiuN Geek. O.; the crossing 81 iir
faruiinEtun ami -. iussls Rad. fhe eins
tractor 20 furnish oil material for repairing
said iyftnsrr tifp wtFtS aud material to be &c
euEdina tn the plan ana specifications ul the
original hridgr. un iiie la tlH ufilcn ui the
County CLERK. Thr C1uGty t'purt reserves
the right - reject any ana all bids.
Ihr contractor viii ho required to give
bnnd, payable 70 III" county. with RatDd and
sufficient security, In such sam o. shall b.
dreincd sufficient o. cover all damages
which may accrue FINN the breach Of such
contract. SAINT. T.. ASHIRI,
Com'r OF Roads anc bridges,
May =. 1870
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
Not 4 MODEL ron rorrn.

jackson Cash Book Our exchanges
in commenting on the death Of II n.
Holiday, the lumber king Of Wayne
county. dwell TO some extent on the
fact that Alr Holiday went to Wayne
county some years ngo teamsIcr, and
died worth over half million dollars
Yes, but Holiday died at the muzzle
Of auother msn's revolver because be
had debauched this mans wife, who
was also Mrs. Holidays sister. Let
the young men starting out in life look
ut Holidays di,gracefll end and turn
from anything that may be held up to
them In his career as an example
There are other and better lives to look
to for a model.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
Notice.

Notice q hereby give that sealed bids,wlli
b. received al the uf1lc, OF the County llerk
90 June 7rd, iE9, MP 10 o. clock y. M, for
Trnyel. ~ ilir cublr lard. fly lrtvvtltHH the
Pennington ana b"tlaaus ruAd. beginning
AZ ibei.Hss station 10 jir rentcr uf tie
nurthHnstwuTiiy and uuIthtNpstWhrdiy
along ihr main line ~ suid road 20 the south
slide uf the NJ. Francois county gravel rad
a distance uf about pnC third % mile. nc
cOriinwtn an OT,iUT made un1 entered ~
record iH the 20. fmuCD.s County Court rec
ord on the erd DAY 81 May. 100, ana a. the
extent % the Appropriation, bidders al"
required 10 furnish with their bids tilc name
ui their securities Tor tho faithful perform
nncr % their work OF contract. Contractors
o. bidders To furnish, deliver and HprTad al
gravel. ~ points on said frrId as designated
hy the superintendent IN charge BIDS TO
b. opened by the tuunty Court and contract
awarded June 3rd. iscti. az 8 O'Clock y. iu /.
Tie ttfurt reserves the right 90 reject my
aud al hlds. By order nf lounty Uuurt.
Tnu'S. II. STAN, Clerk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
PROBATE COURT.
ESSEN IS

PROBATE COtET.
To GEORGE ". LANGLEY, who resided
To MrIriniac, On said county. 90 thu year
ls1G. and who tieu dist pprarrd and VINO f.
issilavtl.i 10 lt drIi, GntnzFAir. and - .Aa
;'--iI at inv, next OF KIN, aud all other pcv.
sons Interested ~ the estate uf said absentee
Whprcag, a petition has beg'n presented "a
sntu Court 20 grant a letter ufndmiEist ration
us the estate Of snid abscnteo 10 CAEui.lNE
y. KING ut Scwbury port. In tho county of
tzSCx. or some other suitable prrsna,
You rgs l."gctsy cited - appear al FRO
bat" Court 10 b. hrid at Nrwbaryport, in
sail CuuAty nf Essex, on the twenty sixth
du ~ June, A. %. tsxi. at nine o'clock In
the forenoon tushnN cause - any yuu have.
Shg sac slime ahuuid not ~ granted.
And said petitioner b. hereby directed to
gIyv pubic notice thereof by publishing this
citation once Ia each weak ft,r sr;ts ssrrrs
siyv weeks IN ths NON hIry plrt Daily News
nHd fAnuiNGtuN TiMEs. newspapers pub
lislind, one IN NrWiHiry port AMI tue other In
fauuingtln, Missouri, the last publication
IN Dr. one DAY 40 least before said court nHd
b posting copy OF this citation, not less
thnu thirty days before Elih Uuurt. in two
nr mun' conspicuous public places IN lrun
Mountain. Missouri. and by mailing, post
paid, ur delivering, at least seven days b..
Tore aalt Court, copy Of this citation to all
known persons Interested "a said estate
Witness, HbLtiS g. HARMON. Esquire.
Judge 81 said ruurt, this ann DAP Of May IN
the year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety nine.
}. T. MAuUNEY. Register.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

Scott County Newsbey; Aud now
some windy "pajtlo,s" arc trying 10
raise 800, 0OU TO build mansion for
Admiral Dewey when he returns.
Dewey will return alive and 10 good
health lie will be able TO care for
himself Why don't the windy tribe
do something for the widows and on.
phans Of those who perish IN battle or
hotpiiaI' This "heru- worship gives
us pain.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
WANTS 4 saw MAI.

Van buren, Local The Current I.o.
cal j. lot "new deal in State poll
tic, for the reason that II believes the
best interest of the Democratic party
and the people can bc better served by
o new working crew at the State Cap.
itul We have no axe to grind or enc.
mics to punish by taking such course
The editor has no personal aggricyancc
to air, but IS only doing independent
journalistic work according to his bes,
Judgment.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
ruE nr,rurcr RESPECTS MN

luf l'iN ! lNi Z HANt. ~ !" ma
pcr'yyiic sun: Senator Clay oi
this Senatorial dislric' can resI assured
that he has ihr entire Fc=ree. % the
common people Included In his cons,it-
ucncy No man fought the lobby
harder, was more RELENTLESS, foe @"
dillydallying legislation or kept in bis
mind the need, ot bis people. At ell
times perfectly fearless. he was consij.
cred the Grmcsi advocate for the pco.
pie cause in the senate. Il is n pity
that our offices anG legislative halls are
not iull Of such men. We could then
rlsl assured that we were repre- culcd
by careful, conscientious aud worthy
men
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

The Republican, being in the mi
uorily in the Missouri Legislature, hope
to escape all responsibility for the do-
feat Of franchise legislation, the piss
age Of 'he street railway monopoly bin,
etc. bu, Il they had not been con-
trolIeI by the lobby and voted
against the interests Of the tax
paying people, the one would not
have been defeated nor the other
passed. They expect to make political
capital by cOndemning the Democratic
party for something they helped de
themselves. Little good 1t will do
them
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

Senator Gallon Is So stupid rs TO
give g.,cgsHCJ &" he untruih that the
opposition to Philippine annexation his
encouraged 'he Fi'ipiHos. The Fiji
pihos were our alice IN the war with
spain, aud we should be degenerate
people indeed II some Of Us were not
oi the opinion that they are entitled 90
their freedom; bu. that opinion has
had no more to do with their resistance
than the opinion Of the Ahkoond Of
Swat Post. Dispatch.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

Hardly dag passes, IN families
where there are children, in which BAL.
lard's Snow Linimcnt Is not needed
Il quickly cures cuts, wounds, bruises,
burns and sealis Price 20 and jOrts
al CHS Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

II your sight is blurred with specks
and spots boating before your cyes, or
yon hare pains on the right side under
tho ribs, then your liver 10 dersrgcd,
and sou need few doses Of He-bine
10 regulate Il. Price so cepts, NJ City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

Aside from, the serious Inconvenience
and pain caused 10y piles, there Is It
tendency 20 li-iula aud TO cancer in the
rectal regious. Piles should not be al
lowed 10 run on unchecked Tablcr's
buckeye riic Ointment f. an iniallible
remedy Price, DOC n bOiilci tubes,
'jc, at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

A sallow, isundlued akin Is a symp-
tom of disosdsred liver. as Il springs
from hillary poisons retained In the
blood, which destroy energy. cheerful.
ness, strength, yigor, happiness and
life. IIerbinc viii restore the natural
functions Of the liver. rricc so cts Ut
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

II the predispnsitipn to worms 10
children Is not cured they may become
cmaciatcd, weakly and in dagger Of
commissions. Whites Cream Vcrmi.
iugc IS the most succcsSful and popular
remedy. Price csc At City Drng Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

Some mineral land in Jasper county
that three years ago brought $1,000
has just been sold lot 500, 900. There
/, no doubt about the value Of Missouri
ground, whatever may be the condition
Of the real estate market IN other
Stat Post Dispatch.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01
aRlr or THE SOUTHEAST PRESS.


Iron Register; An Associated Prose-
dispatch says that Clover Cleveland
caught and Landed l2s bass near To-
ledo. Ohio, last Saturday. Ths,'s
nothing. One day early IN November,
1899, he caught, from sun 10 sun,
about 5000, 900 Democratic "suek-
ers, and, later on, q fne fry he
made oi EN-, too!
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-06-01

A Macon preacher argues that God
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