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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-15

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGTON ROUTE
STEAMER NARY =. PERLET
Leaves GAiprAith dock, foot - MAdsaGr-
afXEM N sundays ,. "a feg Peasant
bach BremNrtoa rrttef States s4ry
ssEverdale. RstufninE. isRves SIlwsraale
a M sidney 7.N a n. Leaves sldnry
saturday nlGhts at 81 , n. Telephone
Main ~
FOR ASAC0RTES. FAlRHAvEN,
wHATCDM AND BIAI%E - Steamer
GEORGE 2. STARR leaves Csntrai deck
Seattle. at , N. Mondays, Wednesdays
ard Fridays. Returning. leaves What-
eona al p. m. Tuesdays. Thursdays aE4
Saturdays
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eEATTE.E = PORT GAMnLE-TONNsENp
ROUTE
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FLY ON THE FLYER.
sEATTLr TO TAcoMA.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
THE STEAMER .F'LYER."
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
route as follows:
TAKING EFEE ETr TuEpspAr. JUNE q
Leave seattls-7iss. Has a. m.; s:%s. SIS
ID. m.
Leave Tacoma--s.so .. m: I. IN, . .. m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattie--Tip a. M. II m, .. m.
Leave Tacoma-a:n q m. 1:p. 7:S0 .. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma and Commercial dock. foot % Ma
rfon street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamer F1rer or GREYHOUND.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-15
SEATTLE q INFER
NATIONAL RAILWAY
hort lire se al Points 1,
BRITlSH COLUMBIA

Tfaia Ma / for Nachomixh. Arlington,
NeGllaS and FaHcagsef. lea go Seattle
As " IA Arrives MumaE ~ g. ia. eons
f~cttna atfh Canadian FnFlHc fatl 2as feY
all lsstats East. Arrives ~ NsneOsysf 80
&. m
- a. ~ Leaves asmas Iil& a. nn. Az
rstsk SEATTLE ~ d "a
Train Ne ! daily leaves N@stfls -
q. NJ Arrives 81 WSei,ef 6 q. IA, c1na
rsntsne with NAe4&Aisn1s sra EyxYsst
htRfscHFe daily except AuH5aY
Trails Nas = 9kNy leaves Noeif@y 10
M ARRIVES H@8ttie i9fa . m csr1tsS
9nE vita EE~gest snd saass .ssisssis
branches Daily axesEt asnAay
~ VI. PRICE.
AEepts Seattle. W4sa.
r. r. HHErz.
central Fasssngsf Agent Seattle. wssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-15

FOR WHlpBT BLAND POINTS AND
IA CONNER steamer FAfnHAFrw
leaves Central dock. Seattle. daily At "a
as except Sundays Rst1Yrirk leaves Ia
Conner az 3. IA rrcept Sundays. touch
no a. Edmonds Citntcr. Br0wns p,a3ns
FanEisy C3apeviile. San De Fg0& G2x
NArher r'tsaIA1y and Ia Connsr.
"a CONNER TRADING a TRANS
FORMATION COMPANY. Owners Tea
sphans. Main al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-15

AND OREGON SHORT LINE.

heaGt3a te ali p1insH East an1 Hssithssas-
ssa Portland sails Lake Iffy and ftNnteg.
Pullman Sas' itte gieersfs. library and Gin~
tnk cars. "a HaskiffaH ta8fin Aie3slers AaI
FfutzFh fgAt EDf firkets 10 ~ from Any
point u tss LNtf@a states. CanaSa OF f1-
frse. t8ll o. or address r. w. Kills. Gen~
ERA axent sis Ftref aveags H~etsia- w.
~ HariSst q. y. A.. porfiand-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-15

81 tluN#n.
leaves g~aifls.-.Mendsy, october IS. at
Il midnight. Thursday, Octseer "a AZ g
a m Saturday, October 20 nf a m
Leaves MI yernnn~- Tuesday. October IL
a. 5. m. THURSDAY. October "a AZ .
m Saturday. Oc;cDer -. a. ] a. IA
calling Al Sstsfn0fsslst stan Wood. FIR
sgagft CITY. Mount Vernon ard Axon
ror passenger ard freight rates apply ~
rstv aock. Se&ttte. Wash. Telephone
MAR 81
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hoops CANAL PORT LUDLOW AND
GAMBLE ROUTE

STEAMER DoDE
fssres Columbia street nask MooSays
Nasnasda.a ara Fridays AZ 3. M
Returning On Alternate atgE.
Te4eph9ne. Back 81
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DcUslE DAILY TRAIN sERviCE


Throueh raj service % Omaha. Kansas
clty. ~. Louis. etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-15

W. 7. 0AFFSER.
Manager.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Secure all your photo supplies from
Hebron Drug Co.
The Second Infantry band will parti-
cipate in the concert at Emma square
this evening.
Notice to Republican delegates to the
Territorial convention is published in
todays issue.
All Phart merchant tailor corner of
Fort and Kukui Streets has a business
card in this issue.
Jas. F. Morgan will sell old buildings
at Palama by order of the Bishop Es-
tate tomorrow at noon.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock Morgan will
sell ferns and flowers at auction at his
Queen street Salesroom.
Jas. f. Morgan will sell at auction at
10 a. m tomorrow choice carpets and
linoleums at his salesroom.
d. G. Camarinos returned from Maui
yesterday where he went several days
ago to establish the Populist party.
Peo, the wife murderer and wOuld-be
suicide, has been removed from the
Queens hospital to Oahu prison
Secretary HendTy, of the Republican
central committed has received 5000
Mckinley buttons from the mainland
The program of the fifth celebration
of Regatta Day to be held Saturday
September 18th is published in this is
sue.
A new rubber bicycle tire has been
found. The owner can secure same by
calling at the Star office and paying ex-
pense.
Judge r. d. Silliman and his brother
Fl. d. Silliman, who has been quite i'll.
arrived by the Kinau on Saturday from
| Hilo.
Special services will be held at the
! christian church this evening for the
| benefit of the soldiers on the transport
Logan.
Morgan has for rent two nice five
! room cottages on lane leading to Beach
! Road town sode of Bishops switch.
| Waikiki.
The Amatuer Orchestra will resume
| its regular rehearsals tomorrow. Tues
dav evening at the Y. NJ. C. A. hall at
745 o'clock
Tomorrow at noon Jas. F. Morgan
will sell at auction at the boat landing
a large Hawaiian made canoe complete
with outrigger.
Yacht owners are requested to meet
at the Hawaiian Hotel on Tuesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock p. m. to arrange for
Regatta Day races.
Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery are issu-
ing gift tickets to all customers who
patroniZe them to the amount of one
dollar and upwards.
DR.. Ccaparone, who was a call physi.
clan of the Board of Health here during
the plague visitation, is doctor on the
transport Logan, bound for Manila.
housekeeper's dining outfit for $14.-
So, and kitchen outfit for $3.50 is the
drawing cards at w. w. Dimond & Co.
Ltd this week. See window display.
William Crowford is requested to
communicate with Mrs. Lubbock. Hotel
street near Punchbowl He will recei-
We information which may be of inter-
est to him.
The stock books of the Waikiki SUI
gar company and HOnomu Sugar Co.
will be closed to transfers from We'd
nesday the 18th to Saturday the 18th
inst, inclusive.
Captain William Fetter, commander
of Company d, Hilo is visiting the city
on military and other business He says
that d now has 100 men, and that a sec.
Ond company will undoubtedly be orga,
nized.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10
See ABLES

Ha~aiiar1 CuriOa
Eapa, Calabashes. Leis, Native Hats,
Hula Skirts, Niihau Mats, Fans,
Shells, Seeds, etc. Home made Poi
eonstantly on hand. Mending done
neatly. and Cut Flowers furnished by
THE wOMAN'S EXCHANGE,
Ger. Hotei and Union Streets, Honolulu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10
THE SECOND ACE OF MAN.

Today was the opening of the regular
term in all of the public schools. The
attendance was very good, an increase
over the opening day of last year being
reported in some instances. 1t will be
several days of course before the va
rious schools settle down to work for
the segregation of pupils WILL of neces-
sity occupy some DAYS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10

Fine Job Printing, Star omoe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10
HAMA ROAD BOARD.

HAMA, September S.-Manager Gier-
drum has succeeded A. Omsted as a
member of the Hama Road Board.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10
FOR SALE!

Horse and Surrey-horse, 7
years old, good driver, and
safe for lady to drive-sur-
rey in use less than 3 months.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10
COURT ON MOLOKAT.

WAILUKU, September S.-Judge Ka-
lua goes to Molokai next week to hold
a special term of Circuit Court.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10
DIED AT NH.

Isaac Adams, for a long time employ
ed by the 1. 1. S. N. Company, died at
Niu this morning. He was eighty three
years of age. having been born in Ho-
nolulu in 1917.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10

SATISFACTORY APPOINTMENT.
PAIA, Maui, September S.-The ap-
pointment of Charles Copp, ST., to be
District Magistrate of Makawao, meets
with general approval.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-09-10
FOR RENT.

Large furnished house with
nice grounds, stable, ETC., etc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18
ALL WORK AND NO PLAY.

Nearly onc-third q the paper pro
Guced IN the United States during the
first six months Of fsDs waS ncwBpai
per In rolls and thects.
a iarFv trade h done in Germafy 1T
artificial sponges, which are produced
by patented process depending prin'
tipally On the action of giro chloride
solution on pure eellulose.
A series Of experiments made AZ Eief
Curing the last two years have shown
that OF ali metals used in ahipbuiIding
hh amHlgafn Of iron and zinc Is least
subject ~ deterioration from the In.
flaence Of sea water
Manufacturers Of structural iron sag
that within II short time oil the more
costly private houses, at least In INC
cities. win abandon wood, excepting
for The most trivial use, and will make
use Of structural Iron fer She frame
fork and tsHe beams that support the
flooring.
II IL chained that tho deepest MI
keil In America is situated in the
Mchougahcla river valley. about Is
miles from Pitisburgh. The hole has
been drilled 10 depth ot B.tas feet.
but the work has been Suspended ow-
Ing 20 a break IA the 2Y -ihcf rope
used. IA result 1000 feet Of rope
and string Of fools IRE at the bot
tom. Experts are ut work. and hope
10 he ubie TO Resume drilling soon.
ii Is pfdposcd TO SIhk tho well 5000
fcef
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18
BRIEF MENTION.

Eeafiy $500 residents OF AIinnesota
Shared in 1909 In the tree-plsntiug
bounty. receiving $40 an acre.
The average monthly wage OF farm
iaborers in North Carolina Is si5.3d
that including rstions, house, pasture
and garden.
A New York druggis, says that China
fhsh pstroniEe the drug stores very IT.
tie, as trey have little faith 10 Ameri.
can drugs.
Prof. Tlarhlin, OF Columbia college
declares that New York presents thu
unique spectacle Of not having one
decorative buildIng erected AZ hublie
expense.
That there are more Indians Ia the
United States now than there were tho
Gay The Pilgrims landed cannot be
proved, but II "a generally believed aud
IL Ia stouily affirmed br -tntisticians.
Residents Of Toledo. D., rs well as
commercial men representing firms IN
that city arc beginning 10 place beside
their names On the hotel registers
"icos" instead OF Toledo motel meth,
od Of advertising the coming centennial
celebration there.
Mos, OF the old-time chop-houses IN
New York and brooklyn have disap-
penred. These were memorable feast.
ing spots. The ule and The chops and
thedevIlcd kidneys were OF the choicest,
The Welsh rarebits and game were
also Of the best. In the place Of the
chop-houses hare come the quick
lunch"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18
Nrw Cfrait System.

Country newspapers receive sub
seripiirns nov and then from city gta=
that can have no interest in the local
news Of the paper. The Kingston MGR
curry has had several such from Kansas
City. 50. Joseph aud Chicago, running
usually from three to siS months.
This paragraph from the New YORK
Times may explain the reason for
these foreign subscriptions;
A Wholesale grocer 10 this city, who
has become rich at tire business, says
,hm his rule is, when be sells bill OF
goods on credit to a man, he imme-
dialeIy subsctIbes for the local paper OF
bis debtor. So hong as his customer
adyertises literally, he rested, for lac
knew iha. the fellow was wide awake
and thrifty and making nm honest ef-
sort to do busiucss; but as soon az the
advertisement dwindled sway he took
the fact rs evidence that there was
trouble ahead and things uncertain,
and invariably kept olose tab ON the
dsHori Said he; "The man who u
Zoo poor to make BIS business known
aud too Iisilcss To push IL, Is too poor
to do business. Ths withdrawal Of an
advertisement Is evidence Of weakness
that busiuess mon are rot slow to act
upon"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18
No Water Weather In Sight.

III Hyatt Of the Weather Bureau,
ST. Lonisi saJs he Is unable to see any
real winter weather ahead. There has
been very little cold weather so far IN
any part Of the UnlIod States, and re-
ports Saturday from al parts Of the
country showed very mild weather
There was low barometer in the
Northwest, aud the weather man was
hardly prepared to express au opinion
as TO what is likely TO develop 10 day
or two. 1t may mean more warm
weather aud possibly rain, or 1t may
be the iJrerunner Of colder weather.
There has been a great deal Of rain IN
the South and Southwest so far this
season, and there have been very few
days whom the weather map Of that
section was not marked Glow"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18
Dssth by Asphyxiailon.

len Williams Of Dcsloge was found
dead last Friday morning at the Owens
ifotel. Sixth and Walnut streets, 81.
Louis. The Globe Democrat says the
gas Jet in the ronm which William. oe-
cupied was turned On, but whether il
was a suicide or accident Ia not known.
Williams registered al the hotel early
Thursday afternoon, and after deposit
ing his baggage In room, left. lie
did not return until about . O'Clock
the nest morning. lie then went to
bed, apparently in the best OF spirits.
Shortly after O'Clock Mrs. Owens,
owner Of tho hotel, was attracted BY
the odor of gas. She hurried through,
the house and found that Il came from
the room occupied by williams. A
duplicate key gave her access to the
room, and she found the man dead on
the bed. The two gas bets la the room
we're Turned on. The remains were
sent to the morgie and an Inquest held.
Williams was undrcssed at the time,
and the general belief In the hotel Il
that dcath was due 10 an accident.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18

Columbia street. from the Public
Square east, has been In a most M
preseu,ablc condition for couple Of
weeks, nothing but slush and mud.
The board Of Aldermea should do
something for this street. II is 80 gat
that lhe water cannot be coi'dlleied to
the gulteriag, and 80 little tall to tho
gu,ieIiDg that !, becomes cboked with
mud, making practically no drainage
10 the strict, II Is disgrace 10 tho
town. 4 grade should be established
and maintained, the street raised 10 the
center aud the gutIering KEEP. clear.
Unless something of the kind Is done
this part Of Columbia street viii always
be an eye-sorc 10 bad weather.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18

Mrs. Jane Danforth OF Charleston
died on the Sd OF pneumonia, aged IS
years.
Mrs. Fannie BolIireer Of iiolIinger
county. celebrated het 9ath birthday
anniversary last week.
The Poiosi papers complain Of the
damage done to windows around town
b cat rifles aud sling shoiE In the hsnda
81 ihoughlless boys.
Two cid citizens Of Cape Girardcab
died on the 7lh, Nicholas WichicrIeh.
aged ~ sears, aud Airs. Elizabeth
llanney, aged 81 years.
On tho night % The ablh ull., the
dwelling Of Lcniuel Story near Bloom
field was destroyed by fire, and Mir
Story who was nn old man so years
old living alone, was burnt to death.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18
WHAT sCIEEcE TEACHES

rigs milk is under discussion In TIE
French chamber OF deputies, petition
hHting been sent TO II asking that It's
use may bs permitted as nouriGhmeni
for babies. Same doctors favor II.
Clouds that move In coutrafs 81.
rceilon TO that OF the surface current
Indicate a change Of weather, because
Trey prove the existence 81 two niH
currents, one warm and the other cold,
and the rinRIipr of these frequently
causes rain.
Poisonous snakes when with youag
are sluggish aud retiring In their hab.
lis. The little ones ore born with
iLhgs ard poison glands in full PER
fcctloH, and are dangerous eseh be.
fore tasting food or water The younf
are much more active than the adults
and probably their poison 10 more vir
hlrnk
II. Henri Coupon has been expert.
menting With the action Of anHesthet
icE on seeds. Tie shows that they do
not injure the grain, but the insecls
that nts1ck Il are destroyed. Chlord-
form is recommended. The grain q
however, very sensitive 70 al amaze.
stheiie vnpors, which retArd theiP ger.
Imitation or Kin them.
In Siam the liquid measure used 10
derived from cocoannt shell which
Is capable Of holding $50 tamnrind
seeds, and 20 OF these units equal o
capacity Of q wooden booklet In Dry
measure, $50 tamhrind seeds make ole
''kanahn," and % k'1nnbn" make one
Sat" or bamboo basket; 80 sat"
make One "kwien," or cart. This is
nm example 81 the primitive origin OF
most units Of weights and measures
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18
Az OYerdase Of Morphine.

Thursday night about ll:a0, says
the Bonnie TcrTe Star, "Mrs. ). o..
Brockman became alarmed ut the Ia
bored breathing Of her husband aad
sent for n doctor. Her messenger pro-
cured DR.. Smith, who, when ha ar
rived, found the patient IN a very scri-
GUS condition, apparently from All over
dosc Of morphine, and notwithstanding
the doctor did all be could, Mr. Brock
mau died ut 4 u. III. We understand
that Mrs. Brockman says that her hus-
band has been using morphine Tor some
Time, and had a quantity Of the drug in
tho house. Last night he would cat
no supper and retired early 10 bel,
where he seemed to be resting nicely
when Mrs. Brockman retired. II has
been generally thought for some time
that MIR. Brockman was IN trouble, and
there arc a number who seem to believe
the overdose was taken purposcly.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18

The following business was trans
scied at the January term Of the Fro
bate Court;
First annual settlement OF the estate
Of Jphif l.. Gide0n. deceased, made aud
approved.
Annual settlement OF the Estate 81
Ella l.. Lu,edjAh, minor, continued.
First annual settlement Of estate Of
james flighley, deceased, made aud
approved.
Flint annual settlement of estate Of
Fidella Wood, deceased, made and ap.
proved.
Annual settlement OF the estate of
Peter II. Pratt, Deceased, made aud
approved.
Annual settlement OF the estate Of
:leemes Pigg e, al, made and approved.
Administration Of the estate Of Maria
Carter suspended.
Final settlement OF the osiats Of Rob
ert ". Davis, deceased, made aud APP
proved.
Second annual settlement II estate
OF Lewis W. 2ratt ct al, made and mp.
proved.
Annual settlement Of estate Of John
W. Wiley, ct ali continued,
Annual settlement Of the estate Of
UuIty +. Graham, minor, continued
until April tern.
Final settlement Of estate u Daniel
W. Wood, deceased, made and APP
proved.
Guardianship of estate ofPoicr Ilerbsi
insane, suspended.
Fourth annual settlement Of estate
James WescoAt, deceased, made and
approved.
Filth annual settlement Of estate Of
George +. Shaner, minor, made aud
approved.
Annual settlement 0i guardianship Of
Theodore Poster made and approved.
Annual settlement Of guardianship Of
estate Of Wan. Mason continued.
Annual settlement Of guardianship oi
Lemucl White CT al, continued.
FINAL settlement Of guardianship Of
estate Of Vim. klosiermau made and
approved.
Guardianship OF estate of Edwin DE
Grant suspended.
Sixth annual settlement Of guardian.
ship Of estate Of Bessie and Mlllie John
sou made aud approved.
Annual settlement c. guardianship Of
Joseph Cowan made and approved.
Sixth annual seltlemeu, Of guardian
ship Of &. V. Conway made and APP
proved
Final settlement of guardianship Of
estate of Mary Breartou ct Of, made
aud approved.
Final settlement OF estate Of Elsie
Crabtrce, nee Woodbridge, made and
approved.
Final settlement Of estate OF Robert
Bcwycr made and approved.
Final Settlement Of guardianship Of
estate Of Henry Blown made and APP
proved.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18
CHURCHES.

rHEHnIrEEiAs-i iev. =. I. hSFsER, DID,
pasfor.-i.rpachInR sunday ni0fhlnH and eve
nlnE; sunday school al yso q. M, wa. ~
HAAS, superintendent. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening.
METHODIST ErtsCoFAL, SOITu-Rov. 4. W
EnKaI. Pastor Co., Preaching every sunday
morning and evening. sunday sc0oi al 9.H
a. m, Dr. J. l.. n4w. supt. Prayer meet
ng ever "Wednesday evening.
MErnoDisr ErIsCOrAi--iicv. J. j. Martin
Pastor. preaching every sunday morning
and evening" sunday school at 2 80 a. M.
4. W. G,rLEI, supt. rnTer meeting ever
"Wednesday evening.
BAFTtNT-H"v, NJ. N, N'Sukr, pesinr
uruaohing tfst sud ,hlrd sundays ~ esri
month. morning anu cyCninr. fIeTcI
meeting every Wednesday evening sun
DAY school 90 q. IA. Ice johnson. suiVrin
teudent.
CumpriAN Eld. 4. NJ. iiAmAL, pastor
pfgachih. third and fumth sundays u
each month. morning a1d evening. sun
dag scisooi 30 M. ". y. Fleming, super
lntendent. !. 4. - e., T., every sunday
evening At 6U'c.JCk.
:.gruKaAS-Iisy. :. l.. EuHLfING, pastor
ercachiua sycfy sunday morning except th'
fourth. catcchlsm after church.
CkTnuLIC-Iipv, Father TooaEI, resident
priest; Mass every sunday except nrst at n
O'Clock: catrchlsm san'c days atz.so.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18
Notice. Of Dissolp,lou.

The iirrti heretofore known M nylug.
ton, Huber 4 Co., have this day mn.
tnally Dissolved their partnership, aud
J. N. Huber and J. L. johnson wilI
continue business 10 the Meyer build.
iRgl iinder the hrn uan'e sad style oI
Huber & Johnson, and respectfully So
lieit the patronage Of the public.
IN BrISGr'N
J. n, lirnER.
j. l.. JOHSsox.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-01-18
Head The price. In KugcIs adv.

Head The prices In kugcl's adv.
Builcrick patterns ior sale at Hugel's.
Special clearing bargains at Cole &
Kixon's.
Apple, peach and plum butter at
Klein & Bros.
Subscriptions taken for the Define
at0r at kugcl's.
MIR. W. S. Cotton Of scdalia spent
Tuesday 10 town.
rickel relish, missed aud plain pickles
nj Klein & Bros.
Mr.. Lempke Of Ste. Gcnevieve was
Ia town this week.
Watches, uew stock and lowest
prices, at Tcllcy's.
Threaded Goldfish, white fish aud sal,
herring st Klein 4 Bro.'s.
The Young Mems Clnb held an open
meeting Tuesday evening.
smoke Fricdman's Columbia Dome
cigars. They are delicious.
FARM FoR RExT.--For particulars
supply 10 Airs. Catherine wilsoa.
Forty per cent. off on Ladies' aud
Misses Jackets at the Grand Leader.
Smoke the Queen of Modern Wood.
men u you would enjoy good smoke.
For best dress shirts and underwear
70 TO +. Gieno, the merchant tailor,
$1,000 will buy 5-drawer sewing
machine, fully warranted, at Tetley's.
The Monday Club viii hold an opcu
nsseilng this (Thursday) evening al
Mira. Whites.
CO To Hot Tamala stand for fresh
inside candies, lunch, hot aud cold
meals 81 all hours.
ssQacen Of Modern woodmeu'f Is
s'sa manio OF the best &c cigar on ihe
market. Call for II.
The first consignment Of spring
piece good received this week By +.
EtEus. merchant tailor.
MiM KAihic Wade gave q saaiing-
s1ixh breakfast aioHday morning In
haanF % Aiiss Clara Rider.
An elegant limo OF new Glass and
Qassus~~zrc just received By Klein q
Jrs.a sse 4 before buying.
Hrs g. D. wniasns. Airs. r. L.
keitk md sliss ylfxilia Conway have
idd naagazlncs 10 tho 'sl'ass II
4 kinug 4
I'xe Is Along. Mira. Eisher has
Qsst aisesn psekaEa~ Of nssazincs tar
isllitdajon. and skey ars free 70 spy-
- w desires lhsss.