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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29
Committees for lhc Stale Horticultural
Society Meeting.

At Inc regular meeting Of the 81.
Francois County Horticultural Society,
held IN the Court House on Saturday.
November sl,h. 1900. The following
busipsss was transacted
After the president, SIR. John u.
HighIey, stated the object yf the meet
tug, Il was moved. seconded and car.
rird unanimously that the president
appoint committees TO arrange for tho
43d AnunaI Meeting OF the Missouri
State Horticultural Society. which
meets 10 Pennington on December 4
8 aud G, 1900.
COMMITTEES
On Finaucc---A. r. Nixon, Thomas
Lang, sr., s, ". Buck, j. II. Pratt,
wm. III. Young aud Merrill pipkin
On Recepiion----John Is. iIighley
r. u. Fisher. W. r. Hoy. NJ. Butter.
field. JOHN Guessing, Rev. ]. !. Mar.
tin, u. h. swink. Airs. Jennie 4. For.
strF, Mrs. S. W. Emory, Airs. T. u.
Fisher, hrs. Jacob lIelbcs, Mrs. W.
A. Cloud aud Miss Emma Lang.
On Arrangement ni HALL. 4.
Klein, Maurice Elighlcy snd T. d.
Chandler.
On Decoration Of Hall--Mrs. Jnhn
II. llighlcy, Mrs. j, w. i5raham. Mrs.
IL. Il llighiey, Mrs. David Heidelberg
aud aliss Mary Lang; assisted by
Messrs Elmer Bu,IeFiield, Theodore
Forster aud Arthur Hoy.
On Transportstion--P. V. Ashburn,
Vim. II. Young. Ollie Maybery. n.
J. Counts, Jerry Hopkins, Mart Alex
andcr ani Sam Byingtoa.
On Display of Hiaerals--F. T..
Graves, J +. Jones, J. S. Clay, n.
+. Cayce, u. Tctley and Thos. STAN.
On iiooms aud Lodging--I'eter
Guessing, John blue, Mark Donghty.
u G. Tucker, J. A. shul,z aud llonry
Herman.
Gu Supplementary ProgFsn---Dr.
J. J. Martin. Robert Forsyth, VIM.
Harlan, NJ. BullcrIicld and Prof. lIou
cher.
On Agricultural Producis--Dan
Guessing. II. $. Khnuss, L. V. Ash
burn. Lee Waihcr. r. T.. Swink, " 1.
II. Hoy, Al. C. Doughty, aud j. W
Doss.
On Display Of Tobaceo--w. A..
Kennedy, j. e. Williams, Noah lawn
aud ID. y. Thomson.
The secretary was ordered to present
copy OF the above named committees
to each Of the Pennington papers for
publication; and II Is urged that all
tha committees, as well rs all the cit
liens and business men Of Pennington
and the entire county, one md alt.
who ave at all interested In The upbuild-
Ing Of Southeast Missouri, meet to.
ge,ber ucxt Saturday ut 2 p. IN sharp,
10 arrange for the entertainment Of the
fTuit growers who will meet with Us
next Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thurs
day. II Is expected that 500 fruit
growers will be IN attendance from all
over this State as well as from Illinais.
Iowa, Kansas and Arkansas. Meet
with Us and help US 10 arrange for Il
and make It the lie meeting in Il @
history Of the society. Yours sincerely,
joins -. IiiGnLEY, Pres,
I. Is. CHANDLER, See'y.
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Az AppeaI.

Nov. %, 1900.
VIM johnson has bought seven
acres Of ground between any house aud
tho highway, and adjoining my yard,
aud is ereciiug a saloon building
Shoald any parties be licensed 10 keep
II dram shop here # would bO a great
annoyance and iaIuTy to me. have
a quiet little country home. and IL
would destroy the value Of my prop
ofiy. | very kindly ask my friends
and those of my deceased husband not
TO sign Licenses for Il saloon at this
place. Very respectfully,
CATHERINE MCMAHON.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

nInehey's photos are good.

lIinchcy's photos are good.
Call on llinohcy for Nmas photo.
Fancy liue Of cyaporated fruits nj
kiein's
DR.. Hicks Ma,kius was in town
Tuesday.
Photos from Doc 10 81 per dozen Al
Hinehey's
Ed Iiarroll spent Sunday In Frcdcr.
iektowu.
wanled--2OO cords of wood, at
Cole & Nixou's.
Baled hay, straw aud all kinds Of
feed At klcin's.
Mrs. NJ. p. Caycc will visit in ST.
Lnyls this week
Miss Berniec Mccormick went TO
81. Louis Tuesday.
Tic sick folks at Elmwood Seminary
hsve all recovered.
II You want q good photo, call OF
IIinchey. Farmiugton
Miss virgilin Conway leaves to-day
for ST. Louis to visit friends.
Clay, lIuck q Fleming have money
10 loan on real estate security.
Mrs. Reuben Fugaie went TO Jack
son yesterday on 4 short visit.
buy your raiscus. carrcnts, eitroE,
orange and lemon peel at klein's.
win Martin has bought out Mari
Alcxander's bus limo to Dcl.assus.
Mr.. ID. y. Kendall OF Potosi visited
relatives Ia fanniug.on this week.
I'D ThoFmurc was here Monday 10
silend Nc. Groser'ss'hause warming. VI
Mn. Grant Evans Of Bouue Terre
visited rsrssiasioa friends last week.
u yon wnnt 10 pay yeur subscription
10 HE THIS III wood Bow " the
Time
Herr The Stephenson String Quartet
4 tho Opera IIoass pozi Monday ere
Mug.
Our stock Of I1sy fsoosis, firoccries
Aaa Shoes + eomriaie. davis q
xpsost.
i,efn 7sessmhsy "a. 1900, q shs|
~ " ~ Iiesmas Tfausraich', VI
~ 49, ssteeslgk Glass md
6sewAssnt KIcI5 EjcEs nlwafs
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

TB0MrRr--FowLER Aies Tho
murc d Esther and Miss I.on Fowles
were married ut the home Of the brides
parents, Two miles north Of Farming
ton. on the Goth Inst. At . p. m.
Promptly Ut .iie hour The groom and
bride stepped into the parlor, accom-
panied By Mr. Criminges aud Miss
Holmes, and Rev. n. o. Fleming At
once united them 10 the holy binds Of
mattiaouy. After the ceremony ali
present were invited TO the dining
room, wheFe large liable was bur-
dencd with sll The good things one
eonld wish. The newly married con-
pie will make their h0nin At Esther,
where they will welcome their many
friends. May sunshine and russs
crown their liyea. u. T. u.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

The holidays viii sson be here aud
Teasing galore. Children will eat
more candy aud sweets than Is good
for them, aad older people cram them
selves with more food than they eau
digest. As result thcrc il certmIn 10
be eases Of indigestion and bilious colic
accompanied with the most excruciat-
Log pains. Buy bottle Of Chamber
ialn's Collie. Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy now and be prepared for
them before spending all your money
for Chrisimas presents. Far sale BY
City Drug Store.
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Passion Play.

On the night Of Friday, November
go, viii be presented "Thc Passion
Play or the Way Of the Gross" The
play will be presented as at ODER Am.
mergau, bararla. 1t Is no stereopli.
can concern, but real moving pictures.
Prof. G. ). Galsser viii deliver his
lecture on the origin Ui the Passion
Play" Gle. This Is chance In a
lifetime. The pictures give the ilme
from tho appearance of the Star IN
Bethlehem to the aseention Of Christ
into Heaven. The play Is ono that
viii be enjoyed and should be seen By
every body. Don't fail to sec this won
derful representation.
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IIave Yoa paId Year clly rares1

II not, do so before the LIST Of AAuu.
airy, and save the penalty provided for
by the city or,linan ,cs. Saction $40
(5) Of the rcseaue ordinances reads .
eli any taxpayer shall tall or neglect
10 pay such collector bis taxes, then Il
shall! be Tho duty Of the collector, after
the iirs, day of January then mex, Gu
suing, to collect and account for ~
other taxes, an additional tax as penal
IS, Of one cent per monih," etc
The collector has no option in the ma :
tor, 50 please oaIl aud pay your taxes
aud save the penalty.
" l.. SAcKHAS, Collector.
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TmrnspAY. pEc. o. D A.NI

THURSDAY. DEC. q. o AN.
Prayel---lsev. John Carton.
| BUSINESS.
buffalo Exhibit.
Worlds Fair at 81. Louis.
Selection Of Places for Meeting.
County Reports.
Membership.
Committee Reports.
Report Of Secretary.
Report Of Treasurer.
Election Of Officers.
Spraying--Proi. j. 4. Sinson, Mount
Grove.
Dust Sprays---J. J. Riser, Stanbcrry.
Bitter hot Roport---J. G. Evans, Har-
lem,
Riot Rot Experiments--lierman Won
Sohrenk, Mo. Bot. Garden, ST.
Louis, Mo.
Peach. Lasallc, St. Louis.
az. NJ.
SMALL gRurs.
State Supply Of Grapes and How 10 do
It---M. o. Cole, Springfield.
Grapes for MIssouri--Ralph Bush,
Bushburg.
Growing the s,rawberry--w. T. Burk-
holder, sarcoxle.
Cultivation aud Growing Strawberries
for Markell. v. Carey, Mar
bic HILL.
harvesting Small Frulls---J. 4. Bart
els, Neosho.
Cultivation aud use Of Small Fruits
l.. IL. Galloway, Bethel, III.
Insects Destructive TO Small Fruits
Aiss NJ. Il. Mursfeldt. Kirkwood.
Signs Of tho Times in HORTICULTURE
sans'l Miller. Blafflon.
Report Of Committees.
sP. vi.
Mualc---5tudcnls OF Carleton College.
Science Applied 10 Agrlcaiinrs---Mm.
G. Mcgalt. peseiy. =I
Music.
An chronological Trip 10 Old AIexiee
IT Lantern illusirasi ons )---rrcf.
j. Al. Sledmsn, Columbia.
Druhassline from the Standpoint Of sa
Amatour--c. H. Wiilisnls. Quiu.
eegs III. s
krei1allon--ssThe Prcachnv's Fara-
tise's Ethel A. Chnadlrs.
Kapost q Cemmissee<.
----~----
Iipkiu = Swlnk have upmbef II
desirable rssidsnees and tssns 5ossasa.
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CE HES.


IHxsETTTHIAS-Eey.J LEsLIE NLlswOuTu
FaNur-frudchinR sunday morning and eve
uing. sunday school at p.s1 q. M, WM. NJ
HtHLAN. superintendent. inyer meeting
Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. sourH-Rcy. =. W
EuEET. Pastor -- Preaching every SUNDAY
morning and evening; sunday sronl at g.s
A. IN. 4. nr. J. l.. iiAw. supt. ETaler meet
az every "Wednesday evening.
Ertiunt-T EPiscorAI,-Itsv. !. j. Martin
fastor; preaching ever sunday mornini
and evening, sunday school al ~ a ~
supt: Prayer meeting ever
Wednesday evening.
HArrtsr-Rev'd W. g. RGEyEs. pastor
preaching SECOND and fourth sundays euci
month. morning ana evening. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. sun.
pay school $50 a. M, Mrs. Josie Mason,
superintendent.
CuEisrtAy Huneu-.....-.,.......p pastor
Sunday school every SUNDAY al up m.
for tho present a. Presbyterian church
". n. FLEMING, superintendent !. r.SE.
every Cunday evening at g O'Clock.
LUTHERAN 4. l.. RoaLFISa. pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except th,
fourth ratechism after charch.
CArHoLIc--Roy. Father rooMTr. resident
priest: Mass every sunday except nrst at -
o'ei1ck. catecii'm same days at $50.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

The AlissiAsippl River q Bonne Terra
Railway hereby offers reward q.
FIVE nrspREB boaIAns (e5ov-oo)
for Tho arrest and conviction VI prrson
81 pevsoas who destroyed track frog
BY The use Of exploarus Just wess d
siune quarry ON Gumho hns Of this
railway, near EIvins. Missouri, on The
ni&ht 81 July ssd, 1900, fhsrshy en.
dauSeflae the lives u III employees and
asfs passage a. trains.
NirissIppi River q iIusns 1'erre rs.
.. i1rRxs,
GessraI Msnagcr.
Name Tssse, w Aax. d ie0e
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

| TOPic-ORCnARDS.
praycr--Iley. 4. ". Curl.
Appointment nf Committees on Finance,
Fruits, Flowers, Obituary and ~
nal Resolutions.
Grating Systems. Il. Hammond,
Oldcu
Growing Choice Nursery Trees---G. r
Tippin, NicbUs.
Cool Storage for Nursery Stoek--R
j. Bagby, New Haven.
Discussion.
Pruning and Plantiag--G. T. Turner,
Mcad,illc.
Profitable varigIi,s--J. l.. Thompson
Windsor.
Crops in the Orchlrd--W. x Wilkon.
son. Alteuburg.
Cul,ivdti1n--J. L. Cauaday, BogarJ.
Discussion.
Theories and PrAClicc-W. 4. Flour
noy, Marionyills.
A Years Experienco---lI. d. Arthur,
Hunter
Clean Culture vs. Insect Crop Raising
&C. J. ZciIinger, ZsiIonia.
Discussion.
WIN II Pay to Keep Up an Old Orch.
Ard:---A A Blumer, Frederick
town.
Commercial Orchards-w. l.. Duu-
brara, Victoria.
Packing aad Marketing-A. r. Mel
son, Lebanon.
Discussion
Apples In Cold Storage-w. j. Muir
ray, Kansas City (Armour Cold
Storsgu).
Cold Storage for Fruils--P. NJ. Kiely.
ST. Louis,
Discussion.
81 NJ.
Music--Studeuis Of Carleton College
Educational lendenoies-prof. G. o
Nations, Pennington.
Music.
My Country HOmg-Mn. T.. w. Cole,
McCOrmic.
Reciiaiion--"From Cornfcld 10 River"
Anna b. Chandler.
Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms aud
Toadstools-- Lantern Iilusira-
tioas)---Dr. YIN. Treleasc, Mo.
botanical Garden, st. Louis.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

The Stephenson String Quartet, as.
sisted by Wallace Bruce Amsbary.
reader, will give performance ut the
Opera House next Monday evening,
December Sal. This Is the second Of
the entertainments arranged for BY the
Union Musical and Entertainment
Course OF the schools of Pennington,
aud win be delightful one to lovers
Of good music. The quartet Is COM
posed OF Mrs. Eta Hunter Step henson
and Misses Lola, Elsie and Clara Ste
i'henson, gifted musicians; aud Mr.,
Amsbsry has the reputation of being a
ilne artist aud strong inspersouator.
Admission 50 and so cents.
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COURTS.

CircrI, Uounr J. u. Fox, Judrc-seconp
Mondays In MAY ana November.
COUNT ODuRr-Firsi Mondays IN Februa
~, May. August ana November.
PROBATE UougT-srconc Mondays IN Jan
uary. April, July nnl october.
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Fog REST---0ne Of the best stores
Ia Southeast Missouri, oa corner lot 10
Donne Terre. Address j. II. Malpgcu,
Bonnie Terre, Mo.
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TO CURE A COLD I'M ONE Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinc Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. u. W. Groves sigma
ture IL on each box. Price rs cents.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

You will be. delighted with the Size
phenson String Quartet ~ the Opera
Home next Monday evening. Don,
fail to attend. Admission IS aud soc.
Tickets on sale at City Drug Store.
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Gard Of Thanks.

We take this opportunity TO thank
tho taxpayers Of ST. Francois town.
ship for their assistance 10 preventing
saloon being placed In our midst.
Aud 10 case another petition should
be circulated, We pray that you will
again help sustain the peace Of our
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

Order your iall and winter suits al
once Of Charles Gierse, Until the
holidays he offers a reduction OF 81 90
on al $1,000 suits and s2 90 on al
suits over $50 90. Call and see bis
iine line Of piece goods.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

I.ost---Two small keys on ring. one
marked all" Finder will confer a
fevor BY returning same to Dr. Il. Fu-
rain.
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sr0ps THE COUCH
and Works or the Cold.

Laxative Brsmo- Qaiainn Tablets cure
cough 10 ope day. No euro no pay,
Price Is rcnls,
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Abstracts Of title furnished on short
notice by Pipkiu d Swiuk, or II you
wan, to huy or cell piece 81 real
estate, cali on them. They have some
very desirable farm aud town property
for sale.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

II u expected that W. A. Taylor
Asst. L. ). pomologis,, and H. u.
Van Dcman, horticultural Expert, viii
be present at the meetings.
Music by Student. ui Carls,nn College,.
Opening rraycr---I,ey. 5. W. Emory
Music.
Address of Wclcomc---RcY. J. J. Mar
tin, ID. ID. President Carleton
College.
Besponso--ViOe President ID. A. Bobb-
nett, Columbia.
Bfrds--( IlIusiraied)--O. Widmau,
Old OrehHfd.
Southeastern Missouri for Fruiis--M.
liulteThell.
Pruning the Peach--(L.anieru Illusira-
iious)--Proi J. e. whltteu, Co
lnmblI.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

strayed, from the Iron Mountala
rsngc. one s-ycss-oid steer. branded
on lief, jaw and hip with letter o. also
label Of John Mclirien 10 left ear.
!. C.. ALEXANDRA,
Farsnington, Me.
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PROGRAM
OF The Meeting Of the State hortieul-
taral Socisiy 81 Pennington.
December 4, s and q.

THURSDAY. DEc. a. = p. ~.
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@MA.,.>,..~

THE alKnaiaFr h GA cyrry hoK Of The Eeaalns
Laxative Rrom0-Q uinine Tahless
the remedy that cnres a f~saa tss ssse eny
-ff--T- --"---~
The Bonnie Tcrre g. Mississippi Rail-.
road trains pass Rock Springs going
north at i:5i q. m. 1888 p. M, and
4;0s p. N goiag souih at ii:45
a. IN, $3.50 p. M. and Dil0 p. M.
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THE TRICK.

ExZ1 TRICK may involve deceit or 1t may
VA be display Of peculiar skill. There
n1is deceit in some soaps, but there Is
none in Ivory Soap; 1t is display of pecu-
liar skill. 1t will stand any test and can be
relied upon to do all that is claimed for it.
IVORY SOAP Is es',$. PER CENT. PURE
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DAVIS g. srRorT.

The Carleton College foot ball team.
accompanied by sbou, % Of tho young
folks of the town, went 10 jackson
Yesterday "Wednesday to play the
Military Academy team a. that place.
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Charles Gierse, the merchant tailor,
will make large FsSsciions Oh Ell snlis
1rdered between now and the holidays
-si.so on e2o. 90 suits and %. 0e Oh
ssiss over e70 90. Ills sock d pieos
goods Ia fiFst Glass Vi every particular.
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Miss Kate Shelly, formerly OF this
county, sister Of Mr. 4. H. Shelley
Of Marion township aad Mr.. I. +.
Shelley Of DosIoge, also former pupil
Of Carleton College, ives elected County
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Of Missoula county, Montana, at the
late election. The salary Is SI,S00 a
year, and this Office is said to be the
highest homer that can be bestowed
upon woman in Montana. THE
TIMEs congratulates Miss Shelley.
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FdrmingteR Times
oouaGY OFFICERS.

THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1900.
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Our new warehouse is nearing com.
pletion, and we can handle nil the
produce we can get at the highest
lnarkc, prices.
Daxta e. gs.,,oTsn
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rorIc-ORCnARDs.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5.oA. NJ.
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some people marvel bsc nse 81.
Francois County, n vcritabo field OF
lead mines, continues 10 60 Democratic
Wen, he because St Francois county
is one of the most prosperous and Gu.
lighicncd counties in the State. St
Francois aud Dunklin are tho typical
counties OF this section aud will re.
main Democratic. Maiden News.
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Buckwheal and pancake -four at
kiein's.
Aiiss Maude Straughan OF Blnnc
rcrte was the guest of Miss Lulu Mil
lcI last week.
The linlo 2.year.old girl of Mr. aud
Mrs. Clarence Womack died Tuesday
OF membnnops Group.
The kindergarten closes is first
session this wpek. Ths Club expects
II reopen Il in the spring.
MIR. and Mrs. George GlvScr gave a
"hOusc warming In their handsome
new cottage Monday night.
X. Z. llinchcy, the rhoiogra phrr,
ia now in Pennington; call aud scc
bio, ut Trappe's cid stand.
Miss Edua Mason has returned homo
after visit of several weeks to 10 Ia.
Iiycs at Iron lale aud lliIlsboro.
zig stock OF watches NJ Tetlcy s.
gold aud silver eIscs--ladics' aud
gentlcmen's. Call and sec them.
Mrs. George + Summons Of Macon.
Mo-. will arrive here Tomorrow on u
visit to her sou, Dr. b. G.. Simmons.
Marvin Williams, son oi Circuit
Glrrk Williams, left last Thursday iur
LoroIo, Tex, whirc he viii cutter .
M .hary academy.
AIR. N. Buttcriiod will remove his
family To Pennington In lew DIS r.
aud oeoupy Mrs. R,b't LIuyd's rrsi-
ience on Liberty street.
Buo, at Riddle. Oregon, on Noycm-
Der 2Gth, to the wife of Dr.. Zen X
Dotning, - s0n. Mrs. Downing was
Mis- Nellie Alexander.
The Carleton College Literary So
oioiy will elect officers fut the winter
term next Friday night. We predict
Al enthusiastic meeting.
Miss Marie Pullman, teacher Of the
kindergarten. has sufficiently rccoy-
cred from her attack OF typhoid fever
To return TO her homo in st. Louis.
We have just received our fall stock
Of Dry Goods aud Notions, Shoes.
Hats aud Underwear. Give us g call
DAVIS q SrEOTT.
TctlCy has jest received new lot
Of wedding, seal and set rings, aud II
iine linc OF jewelry of Sll kinds, suit
able for holiday and wedding prcscnis,
The year Is drawing TO a close and
II you haven't paid your subscription
10 Ink Tines, this is a good time TO
do It. Don't let the old year 60 out
without squaring up.
Our new warehouse Is nearing com-
pletion, and we can handle nil the
produce we can get at the highest
narkc, prices.
DAVIS g. SrRoTT.
The Carleton College foot ball team,
accompanied by sbou, IS Of tho young
folks of the town, went 10 jackson
Yesterday "Wednesday to play the
Military Academy team a! that place.
-
Abstracts of title furnished ON short
notice by Pipkin d Swiuk, or II you
wan, to hny or cell piece Of real
estate, cali on them. Thcs have some
very deSirabla farm and towu nra,,artx
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Hon. VIM. Dawson Of New Mad.
lid, Hon. j. j. Russell Of Charleston,
Lou Thomson, Esq. of Dexter, Mcssrs
Vim. Hunter aud " W Norman Of
New Madrid county, were here Monday
attending Clicait Count rs attorneys
md iiiigunts Ia IN injunction suit
brought here by change OF venue from
New Madrid couuty.
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The Year Is drawing TO a close and
II sou haven't paid your subscription
10 Ink TmEs, this is good time TO
do It. Don't let the old year 60 out
without squirting up.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

We have just received our fall stock
Of Dry Goods aud Notions, Shoes,
Hats aud Underwear. Give us & call
DAVIS q SrEOTT.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

Tetlcy has just received new lot
Of wedding, seal and set rings, aud II
iine liue OF jeweIry of Ell kinds, suit
able for holiday and wedding prcseais,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

Miss Marie Pullman, teacher Of the
kindergarten. has sufficiently rccoy-
cred from her attack OF typhoid fever
To return TO her homo in ST. Louis.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

Between this time and the Holidays
Charles Gieise viii make a reduction
of 81 80 on all suits under ego 90;
aud reduction of 81 90 on all suits
over 500 90.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-29

Mr.. aud Ars. A. T. Nixon, Mrs.
Moiiie Long aud Rev. J. Leslie Ais
worth 20 10 st. Louis to-day (rhurs-
day); MIR. and Mrs. Nixon fpr the
,ntpose If furnishing their handsome
new residence, aud Rev. Alsworth tu
meet hi. family, Who will arrive there
Friday morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-06

The voters Of the Fourth ward have
been DISTINGUISHED in this election
Whether from unjustifed interference
of outsiders or stubbornness and bad
Judgment on the part Of ward bosses, the
fact is to be regretted. Irregularities at
the opening of the polls of itself might
not have vitiated the election but the
delay in opening the polls past the time,
when the voters could have
reasonably had an opportunity to
cast their votes, was fatal. It
would have been better to have COM
promised the trouble-whatever the
trouble was-even at the expense of
the republican side or at the expense
Of some of the republican candidates
than to have totally DISTINGUISHED
three or four hundred men and woman
in this election. 1t is particularly I'M
fortunate because of the anxiety of
many enthusiastic partisans in a pres
idential election and because of the eff
feet on the representations of this coun-
tty in coming state conventions. The
people will determine as to the merits
Of the unfortunate controversy later on
and will then form their Judgment.