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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thar sealed b,dw
VIII os received az the once Of the lotlufs'
n,eF. 70 anaast on, 100, ~ 90 o 'ciock b
lie cube tss MAJ hssa s,n s.d s:rsysl ~
..nsirtlni 10 Dc geparately made. and also
W ~ sAeh road. for EspTappinF. na9eadafn
tallo s anu gtsyetlng the portions ~ the
Auitp"lhE phb;ic fuads. to uit
TEE SIT LoTIs RoAp.
negihninE on the corporation line 81 the
Ctty OF Fnrtningfon. IN thp center of eaia
~ ansnse running RoEthwnr1iy alQBE
said ~. Louis and the Hiilsboro road
THE fREDERiCkTow ROAD.
re, on the Corporation line Of the
Clty, OF furmington. 81 the cesi.er VI sal,s
Ivah, thehre running soaihwardly along
ihe main line Of anid ruad to tfss fprls 81
Ai .l ffeurfrkt"wn and Hngnham ToTd
THk JACKSON ROAD,
beginning ~ thu southeast end af tee pfe,.
rdt rpcA rad. thence running sntffheest
tfN, aDnH Tue main line of said Jackson
roaR Ia the west end Of Wolf Vre,K br.dvs.
TiiE roTisI ROAD,
beginning NJ the northwest end az pys,sent
,oek roau thence running northumberland.
" along the main lac OF sald road 10 tlls,
extent ui Inc appropriation
Ttit fAhhiNGToN ANB HuNSE TERRE
RuAD.
beginning nt the rnd as r1rK mad Eouih os
wagon bridge over the ". x AH.T. Eaii
Inad. thence running Ia a noutltariy dirnr
tloh along rain iIup % said ftad III the 81
appropriation.
According Ia an order made ana entered
~ record in the -, ffunculs COUNTY tourt
ter0rd, ON the nth dag OF Juns. 1850
Biddsrs Rre required To furnish with their
plas thr names oi their securities for the
iaHllnl performance OF their work OF ron
tract, contractors or bidders to furnish and
deliver all rock or riprap, mucadam and
EEaNci, al points On said rssads a. tissiEDa.
TED by the Superintendent IN charge lids
20 ~ oIiended by the County pourt and con
tract awarded August Gth. tsp. az u clock
7. m. The Court reserves tn right to ne.
ject auy and all bids
~ order of the Court
June a., fo0.
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al intend 10 take tho stump In be.
hall Of tho Democrats candidates,
DIV drss speech wiil probably be made
in Now York. have received man,
invitations TO wish other States dasinr
the campaign. As many Of these In.
vitalioas as possible will accept.
win do my share oi the work.
DARN b. ifuI.'-
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CurN1N rr,hIr

Wv y f' On
F.T Repre- -"utnfly"
ions g. Ug 'UlIb.
F1l county JudE, fITtu-.riri
John ) -NltiIl
Iuf tllnp luIEr. -rc'ld p..u.ri.
.ulN 10 Nuup. JG
Ell Prosecuting ATTORNEY
WALTER I tIlN-it1.
81 JrlImfpr ut the i.sf"nu"
lENNh W' lINib."N
tHT sheriff
JLTf u iIlDilLlh.
EIT county Treasurer
EyHNl.u MUuEi
Em tHun') Assss."I
ID. E1INSlpN.
Ful luuu'y sUHsHI
-NWr 90 g.. A-Ul ~
InT HuU'I ...u.f
BE INuE- % INullau
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Administrators Nntica

Noitre Is Eereby giyen that letters Of ad
mlnistuiion NNrr GRANTED 10 the untIsr.
signed By the Probate COurt uf - Franeuis
county, No, dated thr itih aay Of Nav
lssl. ON the estate OF
:. o. BkprkMAN. Decreased
Al persons having claims against said
rsthte are TeauiIesd to exhibit them tu tnss
administrator for allowance within on,
year from the date 81 said letters, nr they
may Toe prccludeti nom nns haneflt q! said
estate, and " not exhibited for allowance
within two years trum the dRti ~ SAID lpt
tiers, they VIII ~ forever barred
MN. ~. lUt'Nt
June "a. $50. Public NhultBtafrptos
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lie eaIs heartily In lbs hottest wea.
TIER who uscs PnicKExY AxH Brrxas.
u kcsps hi@ stomach. liver and bowels
IN perfect order. Sold By Mccofmiak
Drug Co.
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The Herald says that est. Francois
county should be given to Mr. luIks
because II }, hl, home county, il for no
other reason hat plea cannot be
urged with any drgrcc of consistency
OF mau'iucs for MI Turks lie has
| placed himself beyond the pale Of con
.idcrItiun even on that ground. No
man has ever fought his own county
met in the interest Of candidates from
other counties with more bitterness aud
brutality than Jasper y. Burhs, or said
mcancr thing. about lhcm in doing il
Fourteen year, ago when tn late
Judge X L. Sutherland was a candid
ate Tor tie Democratic nomination for
State senator aud supported by many
II the best men OF this county, MIR
lutks fought him in the interest Of DIR
Newman OF Perry county with all the
intensity of his yindicligo nature.
Eight years ago when Marion Carter
WAS a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congrcs, in this dis
lrirt, Jaspe: Bufks WAS no, satisfied
with simply opposing him and support
ing sam byrn., bat he in-i.tcd on MIR.
Byfns camping In this county for Il
week and assisted him in maxim. one
OF the most relentless fights against
Marion Carter ever witnessed here,
bsliitling and bcmcaning him IN every
way that his coarse nature could Gug-
ge,t, and OF course lost the battle.
Two years ago, when Merrill Pipkin
was 4 candidate for Judge Of tho Cir
cult Cont in his Judicial district, who
fought him harder than Jasper Burks,
and IN the interest Of u man who had
draggled the Judicial cimine, not once
but often, in the mirc of debauchcry ?.
when, with his yirulent tongue exult-
ing in coarse adjectiyes, he exclaimed:
"l'd rather sec red headed wood
peckcr ON the bench than Merrill Pip
KIM" Is this the mau for whom The
Democrats Of st. Francois county ere
asked TO vote 'becausc Il is his home
county,"
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NECK or NOTHING
cLARDY-cARTEp BOLT,
ARTICLE ~.

More proof to candid men would be
Improbable, but "Pelioa upon Osss''
would not be high enough to reach the
moral faculties Of some who figured IN
this disrepuiable conspiracy, and who
nj home masquerade as saints of pro-
bi,y, fairness and decency, and de-
eeiye many. These articles, however.
are written IN the interest of truth and
the people, with no expectation Of con.
ylncing OF reforming the jealous and
hardened spokesman, so depraved that
he could not understand, II he would.
lha, Discrimination aud lrcachnry are
discrcdiiable. This ssri Of biped Is in
clined to consider such traits accom-
pli.hments rather than hindrances +;
they pamper his love Of no,oriety aud
tickle bis vanity. lie thinks he shines,
aud 50 he does, but he slinks, too, aud
there's the rub. "
Read carefully the following paper
aud note who signed II for future use :.
"April 20, 1900.
democratic mass meeting called To
order by Frank Thomas. On motion
J. l.. Gon aud HI. :. Tetley were
nominated ior chairman. On first
count, by Mr.. Thomas Cook aud ".
e. johnson, the count was SO for GUh,
6s fot Tclley; on second count by
Thomas Cook, Milton Grady, W. G..
johnson and A. j. Clay, the count
was 20 for Guh and Gs for Tellcy.
The question was raised as TO qualih-
cations Of voters, but was not allowed,
and Mr. Golf was declared chairman.
Motion was made and seconded that
chairman appoint four delegates TO
County Convention; amendment inside
aud seconded that chairman select a
committee OF five to select four dele
gates fOg County Convention. The
report Of the committee was as follows
majority selected:
James lIlghlcy,
Dc. j. W. Turkey,
James McCrccvy,
j. l.. Gun.
The minority reported selected
J. ". Jones,
III. S. Tetlcy,
DIR, j. ". Turley,
". y Murrill.
No vote was allowed, the chairman
deciding that the majority would be
the delegates to the County Con-
vention. Tho chair then declared the
meeting adjourned.
Sisnell Frank l.. Thomas.
j. l.. Gon, Chairman.
Ed. $. Tetley, SCc'y."
This document was written aud
signed, As | am informed, at the meet
ing, when aud where all IL contains,
and more, lranspircd, and before the
boss inlfiguers had n chance to physic
their diSlcmpercd child, as they after
" Hiha hiNH . tAAaN w ltt bNiDNlF# VI
fraud, aud cal's-paws Of the dirty CO.
alilion, to be hereafter exposed, dclib-
cratcly certified to the truth, acciiently
one would suppose, that 80 voTE WAS
ALLOWED. That is, no vote wa, per.
mtled or suffered; and the question
suggests itself, who prevented or would
not suffc: vote to be taken, The
seii.same gentleman who decided that
the persons named in the maturity rc.
port would be the delegates 10 tho
County Convention. Aud so it was
and their success they have cried out
from the house tops with as much
gu,to as II achieved by honorable
means. Mr.. Jones, chairman Of The
committee Of five, made the following
affidavit. 1t is clear, positive and cOu-
and ought to set at rest the
fraud prlcliced aud claimed, and not
yet denied by anyone.
State az Nlizs,uT
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State of Missouri,

County Of ST. Francois,
j. W Jones, being duly sworn, up
on his oath deposes aud says that hl
IA resident and legal voter Of thr
Dcslogc precinct in the township .
Randolph, County of st, Francois
State of Missouri; that he was presen
al mass meeting at said precinct OF
the 2oih day Uf April, 1900, called bl
the Democratic County Central Com
milIee for the purpose Of electing del
ega,es to the County Convention, OF
the seth day of April, 1900, at Farm
ington, in said county; that ho tool
patt In said mass meeting; that b,
was one Of the i've gentlemen appoint,
cd by Chairman Golf TO nominate ,
list Of four delegates to the aiorcsait
Democratic County Convention; tha
IN consideration Of the nomination OF
said four delegates 10 the County Con,
vcntion, the nominating committee o.
five Of which he was 4 member could
not agree on but one delegate, viz.
DIR. J W. Turley, and that the said
committee Of 1--WE being unable to agree
on a complete list Of delegates, re-
ported two sets Of delegates, both nj
the same time, the committee report
taking the form Of majority and 4
minority report.
The deponeut on his cath further
says that both the majority aud minor.
ny reports OF said nominating COMMITTEES
were presented at one and the same
time without any interval of time claps-
Ing, and further says that he was
standing within three feet OF Chair.
man Goff and could put his hands on
him, and that when the reports were
submitted aiiiant called for vote. aud
he heard others demanding vote on
the reports; but, notwithstanding, the
Chairman on bis own motion adjourned
the meeting without permitting vote
TO he taken. j. w. JoyEs.
Sworn TO etc.
Other afiidavits were made by hon
orable men, and would here be printed
II truth demanded Il, but !, does not.
aud more would beeloud rather than
illuminate. air. Jones swears ''tnat
he was standing within three feet OF
Chairman Goif, aud could put bis
hands on him when the reports were
submitted, and be withoihen demand
cd yote;'' bal in the teeth Of IL, the
meeting was adjourned, aud ever slnce
the pielters and their accessories be.
fore and alter tho fact have braxemiy
said, awe WON'T Yes. they won, ~
plandsEers usually da, which ends with
q sequel that blackcns. Zoo. Tho
story thickcus aud The characters grow
stronger sad more picturesque.
EpMuSp.
Te BE- resumed.
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DAVID T. Ilhl Of Sew York b, not
uu'y FOO the Democratic baud wagon,
bm Doe play oun ui the Trading horn,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-12

some notable uSbob and bis pockets
we're not as empty As they are now
credited with being. A certain corpo-
ration attorney. with the prestige Of n
high State Office aud political in6neacc
behind him, spcnt lhat winter at JEFF
erson city, with headqua r,ets In the
latte ruck building near the Capitol
grounds, where liquid Refreshments aud
railroad passc. we've said to have been
dispensed With largcss, aud 1t was cur
rcnily rcportod that Mr. Burks was bis
dourkcrpcr Even at that early day
The question nisht have been peril.
ucnlly asked, Who IS putting up the
money.
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subsequently MI buihs ACCN''tN tHc
nomination to the State Senate from
this district, which was equivalent TO
m election, and the means By which
he Carried some Of the county mass
meetings were tribute to his genius
~ a high-rnlIing trick-tcr Well, for
four years be scfycd-wC were about to
say the district, out that would hardly
be tTuc--iu the Senate. There he
made one Of what was known as "the
Big Four, and of which the late Jas.
McGiuui.s Of ST Louis, Republican
aud the attorney aEd political agent Of
the brewers Of bis city, was a shining
mark Their legislative interests were
mutual, and differences in politics
could not divide them. Go every
measure in which the interests of the
people and the corporations confiicted,
they we're always found on tho side Of
the corporations. When a measure
came up IN the interest Of the miners
aud lumber mill hands Of the State, re.
quirins that their wages be paid week y
instead Of being duled out to them at
long interval, IN the interest Of the
company stores, Mr.. Burks fought il
and voted against II. But Just now
We will not go into a full detail Of hi,
record as state Scnaior-lhat may
come later; but we will say that II the
corporations are not pat;ing up for
Jasper 10 thi, campaign, they are rs
,oullcss IS they are rcpuled to be and
have un appreciation Of or gratitude for
past faithful service. We understand
that at least one corporation president
ia ;hi, county Clipped in $500
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EL.Et-rInN Nortt,l.

~. ELhS'fI,iN NOTICE
sss,,,s aetsey ElNfA 70 the eteN'Fs Ss
49, schSa district ~ 1. Va
80 "Mly state - "aSainS '9''
. $40 between the hours Of ard
wsA.NA = m. in the eeNclAl eleN toh
ss Into whira said school district u
49,. . sPeoial election viii pr h"ta a.
sftsg ss,sefg. (, q, 's,.e 80 - .,,tN,-
80 alsd enNHaWCrlns the dlrectots ot
~ Seattle ~,rc1. district Ne. So sai1
~tSs svssssy Aforesaid, 60 issue ecuta at
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PoRT TOWNSEND SAN JUAN f=I-
AELAg M WIZ Il.NA Hrf-rL.
sEATTLF~FORT GAABLE-TowNsES
ROt'TE
sTEAMEK PRnspER

:" 7 = y 7ElF1IF = Fs'FE7L IL
Leaves CITY dock daily at 10 a. m. ct
cept Sunday. for Port Madison. Kingston
Port Gamble Port LAlasoa nnd port
Townsend. Returning, reaches Seattle at
{. a m. daily. Sunday leaves for Port
Townsend direct At : a. n. returning
leaves Port Townsend FOR Seattle direct
at .. m Telephone. Main 81. LAly, Be-
ga<al& x Co. aEsptA
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STEAMERS.
sKAGrr RIVER RouTE-s.ear,er skas.t

sKAGIr RIVER RouTE-s,eamer skssst
Queen.
Leaves Seattle Tuesday. June L. at 9 n.
m; Thursday, June IL. at 10 a m: sat
urday. JuGe Is, at II a m. Leaves Mount
Vernon Wednesday. June IL, az Il noon,
Friday. June IS at p. m: sunday, June
Il. at a m Calling at Edmcnds. stan
wood. Fir, Skagit City. Mount Vernon ard
Avon. Free berths when boat leaves
Mount Vernon in afternoon.
For passenger and freight rates. Apply
at City dock. Seattle. Wash. Telephone.
Main s..
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Correspondence In all principal cities OF
United States. Europe. China. Japan, Ha-
waiian islands, Alaska. British Columbia
and Northwest Territory Drafts Issued
direct on Juneau, Skagway. Atlin. Bennett
and Dawson city.
Collections made on all points on reason
able terms
AGENTS OF BANK OF BRITISH
NORTH AMERICA.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE To TACOMA,
Four round trips daily. excep; Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Tacoma
route, as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE G.
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattle-T:s, u.lS a. M: ASS, Sis
=. nj.
Leave Tacoma-s:s0 a. m; Il, $50. p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-g:Sa a. m. IL m, s II. m
Leave Tacoma-9;e a. m. 2@ I'D y. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot OF
Marion street. Seattle.
sundays. steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
CITY DOCK.
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at Il
midnight for Port Townsend, Port wni-
Jams, Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht. Cisiiam and
Neah Bay Returning, leaves Fort An
geles Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at & a. m; leaves Port Townsend at 10
a. IN. arrives In Seattle 2 30 p m.
Steamer Garland leaves city dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at u mid
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles and Victoria.
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at s a m.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
leaves Port Townsend at II a. M: arrives
In Seattle at $50 Z. m.
Telephone Main sis.
CAPT j. n. THOMPSON. Manager.
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OF at victoria.
DODWEfI. A. co. La.
General AxsntA
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LEGAL NOrIcEs-continued.

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attic. u
Eighth ward-Mercer school building
situate on block "a Of Msrcers Second al.
Ninth ward-B- +. D1y school building
situate on block 10 Of r. r Days Ia
Grande addition to the city OF Seattle. and
iatona school building, block IL, Latona
Said voting places will be open to re-
esiVe oalIots from ] p. m TO O'clock p. m.
or the same day.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal OF the city
county state Of Washington. this the nth
tSeal)
LYMAN BANKS.
secretary Board OF Directors.
PROPOSALS for Net Beef. Flour. Etc
u 3 Indian School service--Puyallup In
q. 1900. Sealed proposals. Endorsed Pro
posais for Net Beef. Flour. etc. !" as the
case may be. and address to the under
si a.nd At Tacoma. Wash, VIII be re-
m. OF Friday. June %. 1900. for furnish
ing ana delivering at this school. as re-
CURED during the fiscal year ending June
~. lpi, quantity OF net beef ground
feed. flour, oats, soft coal. blscksmtfl's
coal and wood. a fun list Of the articles,
together with specifications and instruc-
tons to bidders, to be had by making
application to the undersigned. For any
additional information apply to
FRANK TERRY. Superintendent.
REGISTRATION NOTICE SEATTLE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. l.
Registration books are now open from
a. m; 10 = p: m. In the Comptrolier's
office, City Hall.
In compliance with Sec. 49, State School
Laws. registration will close Tuesday
evening, June 18th. and remain closed
until SATURDAY.. June 90. on which latter
day the books Will be open from a. m.
TO y. m.
Electors registered for any general cleo
ton in 1900 AIgc ENTITLED TO VOTE
at the next succeeding school election.
LYMAN BANKS
Secretary Board of Directors, Seattle
School District No. /.
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FOR VANCOUVER. y. e. DIRECT
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

MeWhhAns .--. .-.....-...,.... Master
Leaves YesIcr w-arf every Monday
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ~ y .. N.
Arrives Vancouver 70 a m. following
day
leaves Vancouver every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday ~ . .. m.
Arrives ~ Seattle ~ 10 =. IN f9lgsius
day
Connects az Vancouver sikh G. y. r.
ttslrs for ala points Fast. and Fit1 steam
rrs far &anaiuG, C9rn0x. victoria New
Westminster and Tsssls Island ports
Freight VII not 10 feess Yef AZ Seattle
sftsg ,. m on 1Ay Of sailing
For freight NJ passage Apply az she e.
See n The Vancouver line. fckler wharf
Telephaus. led al
PORT TOWNSEND SAN JUAN 49,
A%pE AND WHATCDA ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail saves CITY
dock foot ~ Main street. Sundays. Toes
daYs ard Thursdays, az y o'clock mid
night, for Port Townsend San Juan is.-
Huds and New Whatcum Returning.
leaves New Whaieom Tuesdays. Th9rs-
days and Saturday. si : a. N. J. r.
Thompson. Manager Owner. lazy. Bo-
EArsus & Co.. Agents. city dock Teie-
phone Main "
The Delta independent., 1900-01-12
the lest loes .. usrs Ranse.

kh3 city star.
LEY werc telling mining stories yes
ter,iay in the courthouse. and Dee
Reese. the lawyer. asked:
Did you ever hear oi the lost lode uf
the Gore range:"
The other lawyers sitting around him
slii they had never heard of it and then
wsiiri tor him to begin. Mr.. Reese
b,ruv-d a fresh chew ol tobacco aad
told this story:
~Huadr-d- II experien,ri, aud inex.
perirnced miners a. we'll. have spent a
great deal % time and usoney lOOeing
ISr tie loet lode Of the Gore range. auS
they are searching Tor IL yet The fam
,.u- mine was found sna lost in the fall
a., l.g6 A rarity ut men frUm Iowa
VI ucd G,oit county. Colo. in the fall
os VI on hun,in.: and fishing trip. The
party made their headquarters at steam
b,.t Spsirge. In the latter part
Octui~r the party novel up and vent
iuto camp on x ,cs creek. l., Gore range
.f mountains. shich rGn> through Nor
thcrn Colorado. One OF the party was a
druggsss who had gone on the trip los
HE health. He kn~w nothing of mining.
Ne had ssea earned by an old n iner
before - nm 1owa not TO be fooled. as
many . essdessoos had been. by ~hat is
kno~n - 1oos's gold os irco pyrites.
So this dssugisa psiA 10 attention to the
rucss. ~ ssssstsrd strictly 10 his hunt
ing ssS asAisg.
~Oos eeosssuss vAils hunting scs dsss
he staroD1 nos buch snd firrd at him