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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17

~-l.ey Il, q, Ntnil returned yeatep.
day from iiln west, lie attended tliu
NJ, u, conference IN Helena, nv well IA
the lBpwOpth loaRne convention IN
Anaconda
w, ", IiOEg OF Grand islnnd, Mob,
n member Of Vie SHEEP firm Of Taylor
N IiOgg OF the Div Horn Basin
county, WIN IN the city today Oh route
10 Meoteetse,
~-'tIeDa Decker W tho yellowstone
journal III Miles CITY, Inns accepted
The editorial management Of tho new
republican paper W be started IN Bones
mnn this week
Walter Anderson md wife came
Down from Nod Ledge TuAaday night
10 sao 1.-THE idOl's lye," Wednesday
They went tO Livingston 10 attend tlle
State press meeting
-~lgssie Summers, daughter Oh u, u,
Summers III thiE city, who went 10
Ohio with her mother Oh n yiAlt "
eOuJte ~ months ngO, IN very III With
typhoid fever IN tho eAst,
N-WOd comes from Bnlt Lake City
10 THO effect IhAt u givl bAby WIN
recently born W tho wife Of Ii !,
Hammond, " milrONd contractor,
foInevly residing IN IDillingA 4
AL--HOme Of Tho sidewalks OF Dillin9s
would put " baGkwOOds town 10
sbkm0, This street commissioner In
advised tO take " tramp over sOilg Ut
ttpm Tor his own NnliRhtennlent ]
--Miss Carrie IlennigIOY lott yeSteE
My morning tor Livingston where
sh6 Joined tI0 delegation VI young
women from Oyev tho state for il FREE
"Trip through tho Yellowstone jMvk IN
quests NJ tho Butte Inter Mountain
Publishing company,
THE house Numbering OrdinAnW
passed by thW city council some
months HgO hAs not teeD fully com.
pllad Win by property owners Aild "
makes the city look incomplete, The
city council should JaEs w edlot cons
polling Owllers W obey the ordinance,
.--y Yellowstone county vegetables
md melons Oyn coming w the front,
being mid W eQuai those shipped HI
from adjoining stateA Al columbus
tho Columbus Mercantile company IN
mNkfnR n specially vi shipping ili0A0
pgMu0tA And N doing " WV business,
N-.VW Tho Nvst tima IN sOna yours
thu Yellowstone county tnll Inn hut
ono prisoner, nNd fhis OlA IN IN M N
MDf6nm w thirty days from ilM tuss
Hoe court During TIN JMsf weak Two
pftMnws weN given fhev passports,
ftatv terms NJ imprisonment hNving
ekptvad,
y billings WIN Wd0Ubfadty " hNTz
vHsf fW fhe gHmblMV fW fhn sIl0vf
ttne They wNN permitted NJ run their
Rntuas, dnsf " dny nv w. aflW lin
games Ind ham stopped, n half dOHan
M Tho slOt maehtnes arrived hare fran
W. PAIL bHf fbfy wAm mayer nm
WGkad, n0w standing IN fhM Northern
Pacific freight dep0t awaiting md6rs
from ftm owners,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17

A biMll st0pM D2aa nDNsIdnrabls DAMnsa
IN his NiniDiig NJ iha UpDnNlnM

~ W " wv y
IN ms NlriDils NJ ihA upDAalnW
ADaplnt fopWsnoniuAaa " fha tiAswiM
MuaaalshnlL Monte ANY, lAHsIhia
snpliOn WINS visited hW Il inmiiin hAjl
storm Inst ThnMdny evening which
did great damage ~ AApinna MDd crops,
na will AA bphAhlDN 0nt numerous WIN
dow Limits III II number NJ homes, Az
THO Anlln time lhh dOWnpDW 0i tho
min WIS such that ppnnha nnh atpnnmA
Wnrn III II very short Time mDDinH
hAnk fnll and IN several instances
bridges were WAahnn Out ANl pAptA W
tho nDnnly IDans rendered almDAl. lMu
lMsslDln, Tho sevnpeHI Wpt 81 The
storm WAA eOntlnnn ~ n section ~
country lying along lha MuhHalslnl
river bnlWnnN Tho NDplhnnln pnNph
an1 tho Ryan HvOs RnnhI III tho
vicinity " The Bob Carpenter ranch
eyen tho foliage On tha cottonwood
tpaoA wins ND l~hOpOMHlly bnAlAn DIV by
Tho lAll lllAt II Ing given n mo Appaapr
Alpe Df MI unlh Wherever grain was
SILL standing nD1 unhapvp~ied there
wins nothing lnfI Whatever
Much ~ TN MI abstraction W residents
III His vicinity lhe mall service bnH
tween MusAnlAhall ami Miner w 10 bp
continued from lhe lAttep point ~
Roundup HivinH Nv n aOntinNOnA p0nta
From Baldwin ~ lMyiuM, sAld service
10 beHin Sept nakt,.
Mr., n W Handel laft for Billings
Oh Inst TnnsdAy's MA1ll having bAen
IN HID 10 lln DnIhldO Of lnp brother,
VINO hns Deen dangerously III M I'M
Nome ~ nor mDlOhh MIR Il HtOnh'
well,
MpaHpa, byron Dunn and JAeli J0lna
AOA, tlln lDeAl fpeiphlnpH, were I'M lAsl
PARTIES TO lMuI wool from lhls section,
having transported Tho MGltehN ellp 10
Iin, HilllnHp market and, returning
WIN $4,000 pounds of eyelH'it fv
Mrs., upAeo TiDHloN, who NJ AneepsHs
fully taught tho FAttiN school, lNAl
lnpln and maids many Friends while IN
This HppliOD, WIN MARRIED. IN AAlt Lake
CITY tho lst iDsl 10 Prof Hawkins ~
Columbus
Thn sOpial dnleu nj tho llnll tho
llNllt On tho ilh Inht WAh mn ~nnj0pAbl1
and merry affair, The Attendance,
while NOT IN large M NBNAl, WIS mAd0
VI, of \ jolly a!ld cheerful An!heplDY'
MesHpb, @, WI MoiMall lnd III ",
Cooley were. Billings. visitors lAsl
woos liApoHlng of their Respective
wool clips
A, II, Hayar, representing Nichols "
Dean Of vi, Pnul, Dnd Tom Smith,
representing HlbDArd, spencer Bnpli
lott " Con Of ,dhiMaHO, were CONS
mepelaI visitors hers lAHl week InlnpH
viewing lOonl merchants
o. y Blooms M present IN ll0 nnls
Bl0y w Hnnd0I Bp0ar, Ing accepted Ihp
hH0DGy TOR n chemical mllad lhH ll9pH
wy fro preventative nlld wood .nllnp
anu In \ short time VIII solicit WIN u
Wow OF HplllnH ranch Rights
HObtr Wnlph w Miles Glty ,vlalloh
IlllH nprllOn AnynrDl dnyH nHO looking
after and purchasing Hndgln horses lOr
qaynlpy, Aopylee rOp lle, English npnly
III South Afplon ~ haA been fully
demonstrated Tint Montana horses npN
mora peculiarly adapted and HlHnd
lhnt climate better Than llOpBeH From
other bialeBl.
WIN, HOVdOD loft sevppnl days MO
YIN Billings TOR MI Louis win n nnp
IOad " horses which le hOpes 10 liH.
III Nv ,N0Od Wlg0Al ANGUS boil
ilAO lOAd0d N 0ap IN hOpsee HnndNy Of
Illls week fOp tha MI Paul maGkell
HHHf@f 4Hn aiHl aaHasRH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17

In <ipdi@ The lapq Of famine, llOpl
gnIl6 do DDOAaHa tley. GApn0b obtain
fOOdI III. AMaplDAl, tllg lhln o. plenty,
many, eUlfgp Nnd. dle De1Ause, th9k, ell,
NOV dlaast ,tilg FOOL lley eAl, NOdQl
'pyspelsll Cure dlHests W1Ht YOU eItl
lEliAlhhtlk p0llHygs Nllq, ranlgAlW GuyrN
MI siOnAGb troubles, Ollnpple DpilH 90,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
~ Helpaa win iiAnlaM

WweptyJnIne officers An1 man wrote
from DID iyOli 4 any hal 10Y glalohps
AllR' J9lDtsI ,BuuklglB Apnlog B4lvn 4
lbe best In ble world, BAM4. tor HlplH
Ahln HpuptlOlH lpd Pllgs Yb 0lgl, y DON
g1ra guaranteed, Mold by Ghapple
Dpln 90,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
NoRTAnRN PACIFIC TRAINS.

ARRIVES, DEpAAsS,
Mali Me- NJ, NV, \ Y. Ps"sS'nSaaI lb,I'99 4 =. 4, to :, w,
Mall No, NV, hound, pllOA, ~, nlbD W. aih
nED IODul1 BRANCH,
ARRIVES, DEPARTS,
Accommodation r,n ,7IiD D, ~, NlW n, ~,
Daily EAeept sunday,
ulDDO, BIlDuDBh N CARBON BRANCH
ARRIVES, DhpAMTe,
Accommodation ~, $50 lbD y, N, DN0 n, w,
Daily except Standby,
w., N, KENNEDY, Agents.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
MIN,

DI!llnH., W A,gHnyd4Is lIlun,spa Ilet
HprlnAD AMI ppllIhi Tllefp, tlefpln IL
pIAdp AlA IlellA alld Two nights l94HilH
DC HHpterH Hot Springs hotels lll1 DhtiI
Inv nrlvilpAes 'TfpkelA ~ salp, nqllX
BOEH Hr NJ Kennedy, AAt M " N.Y.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-03-16

\, huanrirr hs l. a lugbrr with
honor la his Own country. Fuum lS-I
10 is, as state inspector OF finance hv
fought incr>,au1.N aui with that energy
- characteristic 20! tl. man. thu Irac-
iicr ri sending the hi,lk uf the deposit,
IA Vermont savings lauk, out uf ih,.
state inr Investment. What Ia. ac-uu,-
plished i kn"wu t"ry-ryou-.
y an orgauiz %. rN"rutor and ..pushri 80
hi> record a. SECRETARY AMI chairman "i
the state r'ruhliyau committee from
ISIS Ia lN"u speaks ior it>rll.
His homr industry record leave, uu
question ~ To his business ability. H.,
has accomplished much ia tai, respect.
more perhaps than ANY other nau ia
the state.
ASA representative oi th. best inter
e>t ol the people ui this Congressional
district this paper believes that rN-Guy.
Page r",,''>>r, mur' qualifications ior
the office OF congressman than any cal.-
didal" Vet named iur that office. Hence
We shall rs" our best cnoIt, To the end
that Mr.. Page la. sent {" Cuugr.>,.
Nwaut"u Courier
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-03-16
A Great Speech.

If Vermont isn't making things lively
in Congress who is? Congressman
Grout recently made brilliant speech
III the House on the Porto Rican tariff
bill with Ostensibe effect and sue
cess. Whatever may be said of his
treatment of the constitutional question
he made a capital hit when he suggested
that the planters of Puerto Rico were
abundantly able and ought to pay the
taxes necessary for the protection of
themselves, their persons and property
And whatever may be said of the APP
plication of the following instances to
the case he did well when he exclaimed
at was unconstitutional to elect .Abra.
ham Lincoln president; unconstitutional
to put down the rebellion unconstitu-
tiOnal to free the slaves unconstitutional
to pass protectiye-taritf bill, and now
it is unconstitutional to make the rich
planters of Puerto Rico contribute bv
means Of that law for the support of
the government under which they live"
\ man has to be pretty spry to get off
as many pointed and pleasant things as
General Circuit did in his last speech in
five minutes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-03-16

an"ihrr Uas di>lust'l "t hr l,rsan &" ,le-
liver an opinion in the QUAY casr. IIrrr
h hal ample oP'oriani,y Tor the rNer-
ei>'' 81 his b',' qualities. Il related Ia "a
pnrelr constitutional question. and 40
question Of Iolitir> "r policy necessarily
az naturally inferred ia the ca--. Going
6" las work With judicial scalp,l aud
with the Judgment aud skill "f ag- aud
experience. and nerve al youth. hc laid
tie iallarir> oi 9uay's claims Ia sat
"ls'u &" plain view and shaved >nclrarly
that thu continued existence. uf given
condition MAS not something which mueN-
ls'clrdly "hdpprurd' all the time such
contingency continued. that everyhnlv
Wondered that anybody should for q mo-
mrmt think nr claim that it wa>. Then
When judge Ross reached the climax uf
hl> speech and di>claimrd any knowledge
ul amy unlawful influences ia behalf of
QUAY. and then stated Ia the abstract what
bribery and unlawful practices might lee
induced 10y ou" Interpretation of the
constitution lac nailed the conviction
permanently To the minds ol his audit.
"r> that they did actually exist ia the
ca>e hr was discussing
Men who believe that individuals im-
habit the earth more than once in differ
ent torm>. hearing the senator familidrly
and without contradiction state great
principles of law and confidently declare
what are and have been the customs
and precedcntS ot the Senate must hr
inclined To imagine llr had been there
before. And when We reflect that our
junior Senator is but a part of Il drlrga-
ton never surpassed if cquallrd in the
history of the State, Vermont may well
be proud. But the occasion of her pride
cannot be fully appreciated without cali
ing to mind the quiet speech of Proctor,
more effective and rou>iug more warlikc
spirit in the country than did ever the
notes OF Scotch huglc in rousing
llighlamdcrS, the brilliant achievements
of Dewey which amazed the world. and
the mastery logic of Ross in dealing
Il. = -.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-03-16
Gov. Page for Congress.

But few men have a record for success
wrought up by pure Vermont brain and
Drawn equal to that of Carroll Smalley
Page of Hyde Park. His record is pre-
eminently one of successes. In the leg
islative and executive departments of
Vermont he has left his mark. His rec
ord as Governor came nearer the PEG.
pies idea of a model chief executive than
any other in the long list of honorcd
names that have filed that Office.
In that memorable gubernatorial cam
paign Of 1890, when Mr.. Page smashed
the ring, the people chung to him and he
still has their confidence and respect.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-03-16
L-unenburG.

MIS- Susan NlIaby, widow oIthe lat,
Lew NlShy, passed away from earth at
IleF nom" III LInenhurg on "Wednesday
the 'th INST She was Il daughter OF
'o"ep'' ana LolS Powers OF that place
porn February L. ISL March 81
lof'' Sh" was married to Levi >ilsby OF
Lunenburg, where her entire life was
passed surrounded and beloved by chill
dreh' grandchildren and many relatives.
10 me last h'r mlnd was filled with
ioN my thoughts OF them, and her hands
employed IN mnlstrations of service
an" nome the happl"St place on earth to
I"F' she was a devoted Christian mother
and SISTER a member OF the Congrcga-
tiohal 'hlrcfl OF Lnnenhurg. OF her
,.;,aL ~, = ~ u.,',
IN ", ~ -, ',,'''
,..,l,,. " ave- 80 '''"-
o,,,u ,, ~ ~ :, '''
villa a.. ,r,' y.'''. '',' - ~ '''''''
+broo ,;.,a,. - w :, = '''' V
,:J oo,ao. a,,.,,m
.rb., ,h, ; 1..I CIV, "o'
wa . o,,.,.,, '"'' away
,n,., ""'' " ''''
9,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-03-16
Banker Routs a Robber

}. Il. Garrison. Cashier of the bank of
Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed of
health by a serious lung trouble until he
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Then he wrote at is the best
medicine ! ever used for "A severe cold or
bad case OF lung trouble. always keep
a bottle on hand" Don't suffer with
Coughs, Colds, or Lung trouble when you
can be cured so easily. Only SOC and
100. Trial bottles free at Thurston's
Drhg Store.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-03-16
A FiendiSh Attack.

An attack was lately made on c. F. Col.
lier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly proved
fatal. 1t came through his Kidneys
His back got 50 lame he could not stool
without great pain, nor sit in chair eX-
cept propped by cushions. No remedy
helped him until he tried Electric Bittcrs
which effected such wonderful change
that he writes he feels new man.
This marvellous medicine cures hackache
and kidney trouble, purites the blood
and builds up your health. Only .5oc at
Thurston's Drug Store
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-03-16

Lenten SEASON.
Now in Stock
Salt Mackerel,
Salt Salmon
Salt HeTrings,
Salt Salmon Trout,
Salt Cod Whole and homeless }
Canned CLAIMS,
Canned Salmon,
Canned Mackerel,
Canned Herrings,
Sardines, HOLSTERS
General Line Of Groceries
W. u. Stevens.
.CtAuhE'~ El",k. I-rNNn PoNp.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
The War Tax a Needless Burden.
PROM the -. Louis Republic


Washington, Aug. 2O.--ln an OH.
ciul communication to Chairman Eich.
ardsou Of the Democratic Congress.
ional Committee under date Of August
,, 1900, Lyman !, Gage, Secretary Of
the Treasury, says:
"Thc estimated cost Of the war with
Spain, including the Philippines, to
June 90, 1900, Is rs follows:
Army, S2sI,5jG, 600; navy. $40
500. 600; miscellaneous, Including in.
,crcst on war loan and payment Of
S2o, 900, 600 u Spain, ESQ, $50, 200;
total, 1926, 100000.
1.-The department Is unable to sep
crate the expenditures made for war
purposes IN Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippines,
The total amount collected from the
people under the special wat revenue
act, up 10 July /, 1900, is s2i0, oU0,-
600.
The amount Of the Spanish war
loan is, IN round numbers, 5000, V0u,-
O00 Tho amount OF gold IN the
Treasury Is now somewhat In excess Of
$3.50. 900, 900. This Is the largest
sum In gold ever accumulated in the
United States Treasury, aud exceeds
the total expenses Of the war by $780,
600, goo; aud this Is in gold alone,
exclusive Of the hundreds VI millions
OF silver and paper money which b
also accumulated In the Treasury.
Thus it Is readily seen that the reg
ular revenues Of the Government dur.
ing this last two years would have been
suIliclen, TO carry on our wars ia Cuba
aud tho Philippines entirely, without
the special war ttS, which Is thus
shown 10 have been wholly ucsdl 81 in
Ia the iirst place aud more than gra-
iuiioas burden upon the people now.
The injuslicc and injury inflicted by
this tax VIII be better understood when
/, Is stated that the Treasury Depart.
ment statements show that the amount
uf this tax collected from the people
from January 10 July /, 1900, IL
si0f, 900. 600. And ibis, too, while
The enormous sum u stg0, Goa, 600 In
guild was being boarded into this Treas
urv.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
An English View Of bryan.

Constantly before The American pub
lie for years, scanned with close seru-
thy, he has given the impression Of
sincerity aud humanity. The Ameri.
can people, cursed with the sinister
spectacle Of whole states under the
rule Of corrupt and cynical "bosses, .
of Plais, Quay, Addicks, Of men rich
with the spolis of protected syndi-
Gates and trusts, have seen ia AIR.
Bryan a clean-handcd man entirely re-
moved from all this dirty money. max
ing aud wire pulling. Ills life Is aim.
pic, his tastes are ideal, his character
Is above rcprosch, bIs cloqucaec IL
powerful, his Industry Il rnlIring -
London Eng } Speaker.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
Southeast News

From 40 reports the wheat crop Ia
Southeast Missouri will be the largest
Tor years.
Mrs. f.. E. Malone Of puuLlu
county hl, q cilllium that hi, q leaf
fec & iache, by feet inches.
Elmo Bctachamp Of Sike,tuu ,ho,
and killcd 20 Young man namcd Parker
10 quarrel over q game Of craps on
the l2ih inst
Will Harper was drowned near
Campbell on lht 10Th while bathing IN
The 81 Frauci, river at night with
some other boys.
Albeit Luther and pat Carucr. two
prisoners In the Butler county jail. cs.
ctpcd 90 the l2lh by sauio. the bar,
aud crawling through.
4 little four. ycor-o!j child NJ Ch1s.
$ ibct,l Of ste. GrucyisyC frIl from q
second story window aud escaped with
only a cut on It's head.
Mis- Victoria lloyis Of Madison
county WAS thrown ftom her bof-c
while riding, on lh2 ll,h, and bad her
lct hip seriously iuju.cd,
John Stephens Of Caledonia had his
npsc and the bone above his eve bro.
ken 10y being kicked by horse while
At pIugic on the llth
Wash Eu.srn va, run over aud
Killed in The switch yards at neSu,o on
the Iilh II j. supposed be wns in-
to .ict'yd aul had fallen ON tic tract.
The butler Of the ihrc-hcr engine
blow up IN field neat Benton on the
10Th, instantly killing the owgcr, Louis
Fielder, aud scalding nine other men,
Mrs. Veronica Birikcr, who lived
near llillsbofo, committed suicide gu
the 18Th by taking rouch.On-rals with
tutpenIinc. She was Gj years old AMI
in poo, health.
A lot of drunken men IN Portage.
VILE were making considerable trouble
on the llth aud the marshal in de.
fcuding himself killed one Of the ring
leaders named ArbucSlc.
A little two. year.old child Of Robert
Evans Of lIlllsboro got hold Of bottle
Of carbolc acid and was burned on the
body by some of the liquid being spilled
on It. The child had a narrow cscap
from being seriously injured.
The Itonlon Register paihelically
asks the question, "Can man bell
his COW and bo chrislianf" as he
believes Il Is impossible ior those who
hear the bell TO be. There are many
complaints every place abou, the belIed
COW.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
Trustees Sale.

wiloraaa. George ! cole, b ms certain
decd Of trust, dated the 18th day ~ luiy
100, ana recorded IN the Recorders 0s5lrp
~ ~. Francois county. Niseaari. ~ Deed
n'of No. -, iklAe q. conveyed ~ the up.
aff4i gned Trustee the following described
raj estate, situate. lying and being IN tlsr
county ct Hf. Francois and state ~ Mis-
souri, ia-Mii The undivided fenf 'iifthN ~
the West hail OF The southwest quarter vf
se.tion ~, township ~, rangp east, con
thlniuE ~ acres
Witch said conveyance ANS made In trust
70 secure the pay nlenf ut n certain prouliAs
sorry note In said deed Of trust slesrciben:
and Whereas. ny the iuTEas ui said deed %
trust. said note lins hcconle finF and re-
mains pnpala R0A therefore, 81 accord
niifu With the PROVISIONS nf said deed nf
trhst, ana az thn request al 1hf irEni holder
q sald NOTE, Mpi proceed 20 sell the above
Nescrihti real estate, M the apulh frunt
door ~ tiin uOan House, IN the CITY uf
tarluiustpns 81 the county Of ~. Francois.
state ui Missouri. ~ the hlRiiesl BIDDER for
eash a. pHplic auction, on
Saturday, August the 25ih, 1900,
between tho hours 81 ntnn O'Clock IN the
forenoon aud ave o'clock ih the afternoon
~ thar day, 10 satisfy Hnid note, tnWrlher
with the cost ana eNpcuan OF executing this
trust.
JDHN S. CLAY, Trustee.
Dated this isi day Ui august, 1850.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
Trustees Sale.

Whcreax. George J. Cole. by his certain
deed Of trtlst, dated iiir lsih day of july.
ire, ana recorded IN thr Recorder = uffiess
of ~. FIuncois county, Missouri. conveyed
70 the undersigned trustee the following
described real estate. situate, lying ami
being 10 the county o. - Francois, state Of
Missouri. tu.wtt
The undivided 0nrn nh ut the west halt
~ tho southwest quarter OF section ~.
township -. range east. containing ~
acres.
which sni1 conveyance was made IN trlsst
81 secure ths payment ~ a ceraln prom
isaury note in SAID deed 10 trust described +,
ana Whereas said mote hns becumu duu and
Irinalng unpaid. now therefore. IN accord.
lncr win the provisions OF said drOd Of
trast, aud ~ tie request OF the LEGAL holder
of sHid note. wiil proceed 20 sell thn nhoyU
Hpscrihfsi real estate nt the south frpnt door
ui thv Court House, IA alec city 81 Farm.
ingtnn. IN thr county 81 NJ Francois, state
aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash, nt
public auction. on
Saturday, August 25lh, 1900,
between tie Hours ui nine O clock In the FORE.
uponnnd nvcn clock in thcuiterHoon 81 that
day. a. satisfy aaid note, together with the
Gust ana expense % executing this trust &.
joins r.. CLAY. Trustee.
Dated tlils iei day nf August isp.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
PRICES UNDER TRUSTS.
From Fifty 10 0ae Hundred Pr CsHl
iiigher--Why the People
Gre Against Then.


nc "e'h'ef'''o '"ns ''ss'''i"' 1ol''
milIcc has given out the following
Here arc a few Of the reasons why
IN, url,ip reoplc., ,rr no, inclined In
II. -, ,,.o i.,,,,i,,, .,.,,.,,.,.,,
OF tue ''u'' or '"' ANU 'i'''"N'' S'''"
lag what natural, necessary aud be-
n cGccut Institution the trust IS:
Il rcouires 10 Nor cent more wheat
Il, i'm, d st,yc than II ail I'm lsgG Il
,,,pirr. tV,uy Lu.b,l. mora earn IN
bgr a v,c,p tb,u +, dfI In 1896
/, r.uotr,, 100 prr con, more corn
o- wheat q, buy clppsr kettle than
il Jij In 1890
Il ra,ir,, twf,, "a. m1,h corn 70
buv , r,U of nm. a. 1874 Ur
mira. ip nor cen, m,r, rrtia To biy
n ,J,,, tbt, IN Isga /. rrapi,rs Ii
mar cont mar, cr,i, {, bpy a hoe a
rake or a shovel than IA 1896
4 80, of common wheel. that eos,
- In 1895 p,o c,.tsI1 Tn, urir,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23
ssaa. % geward..

Tho Mississippi River q Bonnie 1'erre
Railway hereby offers a reward Of
FfyR HUNDREDS Dol.LARs (s50O o0)
for the arrest aud conviction uI person
or petsoas who destroyed track frog
by the use Of explosives just west OF
stone quarry on Gumbo Line Of ibis
railway, near Elvins, Missouri, on the
night o. july 22d, 1900. thereby en-.
dsngering the lives OF is employees aud
safe passage Of trains.
Mississippi River L. Bonne Terre iy.
j. BunNs,
General Manager.
Bonne Terre, Mo-. Aug 3, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-23

Mr.. +. 7. Graves aud Mr.. A. 4.
Nixon, recently nominitcd by the Re-
publican Convention of this county foi
Representative aud Collector respce.
lively, having declined 10 accept tho
nominations on the grounds Of busi.
Asss engagements, the Republican
County Committee met last Saturday
and filed their places on the ticket
With DIR. Gefgc NJ. Wilson for Repre-
sentative anil Doc. Markley T1r Col.
hector.