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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-21
NOTICE.


Nl'lru I hereby given that sealed bids
uUi b, received IN isc of.ce - the County
G. -f. ,4 kUTfat GIN. iBll, up % 2 H'rlprk n
3d., tHr hiImp, Mueu1aib ana Gravel. ~
ihe. euh.c yntu, ihids lor rhch nind ~ 'ali
material 90 - stpimioly made, ana also
iur cucu ruall, ius fiwuppinR. uiaeaiam.
Ring ana FrayeiinH tE0 portiONH vi thr
Following puhi'c ro3ds- iu.wit
THE 81 Lutis ROAD.
beginning on the corporation iino OF tEs
tiiy. Of Huntington. IN the ceHtur ui tail
rosa, THENCE running harfhwarliy along
the main iinr ~ snid road "a she FORKS %
said ~ Louis aHd she ii.iisboro gp1t.
TIiE FREDERlCKTuBN ROAD.
beginning on the coronation unp Of the
tty uf fuTmiuUun, "a the Cantvr 81 suld
the main line ~ said Elai 20 i!u' !arEs OF
hdid tfedrIicAtown and Durham Fora
roads
Tur JACKSON ROAD.
beginning nl the suuthua-t end 81 the pre-.
cIt rock road. thence uuuinE vuutheast.
ROAD 20 thr NEST euu % Wolf Greek bridge,
TIN PoTOI R0AD.
beginning nc tic northwest end az present
IUcs road, thCmre running nurthwrat@Hui-
ly along the guAin line u hl.d roAH ~ the
extent u the appropriation.
TnE FAHMiNGTuS AID nuSNE TEggE
ROAD.
beginning az Tile rnd OF rock road south Of
WAGON bridge over The 81 h. & Is, 4. Hall
Fuaa. tteucv running M q sJuthtriy difer.
iiru along Elnln Hoe ~ auia road M the ~.
rrrt.4u ni bis RIVER 81 the extent ul the
appropriation.
According iu an olicr made and entered
% record in the %. Francois county Court
Record. ou tht ilth dag 90 june, I'D.
EiCders atp required 90 IurriFh with their
BIDS t1u names % their saruritisE for tile
ftitHiul performance uf Their aufE or rGu-
lac', culi4atipfs or biluHis 20 furnish ana
1rhWr ali rnrg or fiTfuV. uErJtnm ard
gravel, On .ulHtz "a said roads aa Gi igur.
TED hy tfH superintendent BOO charge, Bids
Lu Es' n.riir1 uy a." tuurty tuIEf uUl rpU
tact laaricd August Sih. lfu, It s O'clock
D. n. ia, tguT rrarryes % ggbt o. 10.
I,E' HrF IHt AN bilH.
%! order % the C1IIt
Tllu-. o. STAN. C,.fI
IHGr %, 700.
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Pennington, Missouri

n. francois county O. located on thc
eastern slope uf the uEnrE Mountains, with
IN ftT TOURS travel Of ~. louis. ANA u
especially adapted TO Agriculture. stock
Raising HEd Fruit growing, ana possesses
the richest deposits OF lead ore ~ tte world.
Iarluir gtun, me county seat. s. eminent
D. Jty OF schools aud Churches having
three coiirF0r a splendid Qunlic school sys-
ten. ana churches representing almost ey.
cry denomination.
iraf q has the iunst haalthful location %
southeast Missouri. g. proved by TIE fnt
that the HuaId NJ Commissioner. appointed
1y tie Governor IN the spriug uf 1893 10
Fffcrt "a hgIithfgl location in southeast
Missouri Tor the erection ui an Insane AEy
lam awarded tn !llis section ui thr state,
chose a bsuu'fli place On tho the yiCiHiiy
~ ElFHffufftUu.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-21
ODD of pnbllcation.

state OF MS AsF, H.
County lI SO, Francois.
In the Probate yHurl ,,r the County Of VI.
imncp,s, April lrral, i.fo.
" II Young, PiJIlc Administrator
% Gepr3" Blllln1,JY. Deed,
VIM II Young. PIhllr AdmlnlHtu.al Of
lae court his petition praying fpg an order
tor the sale Gt 20 much Of the real cataic %
-lid decreased as viii pay ahl satisfy the
remaining Dts ia - E9lI estate ana yvt
unpaid for want ~ FuGlC0nt assets nc.
Clmpa9ita bF TIE accounts, fiHls ana la
NeutHfiy4 rHUulFHu ~ lAW 30 EIHh ca 81 or.
on examination wbag"nf 10 O. order tulf
al r1"rsinl Interested Ga ths estate ~ tl'H
dec7lgHG h' notified th1t application as
pssrgslid has nsrn uiaI', ana uniHss the
raU.rtfy be Shown o. Jr before tn fast day
dly IA luiy, 100, ngNt, au order Wlli De-
made for the sllo OF Jhe whole. or 50 fuuch
81 the real eztR'r ~ 1Jia deceased a. will
bee sufficient fuc he payment VI said debts.
ana u IS further ordered thai ihis notice b.
pnhli shri IN some neH paper ln thi4 cpnutt
TOT tuur weeks before tue ndXt term uf WIS
Court.
stnte OF Missouri "a.
COUNTY nf -. Francois 90
/. Jvrc ). n9sAosi Judge OF the Probate
Court, held In und iJr said county. hereby
sue original order OF publication therein
rciOrrsd %, as the same appsars OF RECORD
In my ofnce
Mltnnss my hand and seal OF gnid
H.. ~ Clurf. noua al Office IN Farming
ton this 9Th cag Of June. A ID, 100
JERE = GOsSDM.
JuHc IL, 1900. Judge % Probate.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Henry amcnctt ana sarah Am.
oueii hts wife, by thuir certain deed nf trusl
corded 10 the Recorders Office % "a, Frnn'
co.'s county, Missouri, In dred book IS. o.
page sss. conveyed a. the undersigned. Jc.hf
w. weaeoat, an tlvig right. TITLE. iEtcresi
ana estate, In ana 20 the follow Ing described
real estate, situated IN tlir cpanty 81 VI
Francois, and s,ate of Missouri, 10 wit
Part OF lot No, 10, IN the town ~ Farm
fngton that Hes within the following bunn
darEcs, tn'Wit Commencing at point on
the northern boundary line az said lot. x
feet east Of the northwest corner OF said
lot No. II, thence south one hundred aud
foar loii feet, parallel with the west boug,
dnry line OF Eald io; thence east parallel
With the Hoffh boundary iine % said bot one
hundred ana ciuiftgcA tttst feet tiignes
north Dae hundred and four ll04i fset TO tbs
north boundary line u said lot; thenes
above tract that part oi said LOT described
aH fallowh. beginning at tue Northeast cor
ner 81 snid lot, running thence south aioas
tho east llnc OF qaid lpt 20 fest, t8snce west
y fsess thanee north % feet, thence east d
feet 60 the beginning.
tsS;cir Fasd rGnvus ansr was sassssa IN sfls<.
to secure tue payment OF cHftAin prom.
issoiy ngte IN said Geesl OF trust described
remains unpaid. now therefore. IN accord
Rnce with Inc provisions OF said afed III
trust. and nj the request OF the legal holder
Of Eaia noie, Will p1uused 10 cell the ap1vo
tleNcrlhcsl real qstase as fsie south front dsssf
u this Court House, IN ire cry 81 rarn
tnRfon, IN the cuunsy Of ~. Francois, STATE
aforesaid. tnthe hianast BIDDER for cash. al
pntiir auction. on
Saturday, the l4Ih day Of July, 1000,
bctwse1 Tho ursogninro'eiocKln the fora-
u1pn nua Eve o 'rloek HI shcaffnrnsson NJ tisat
u0f. 70 s1fiafy agtd tote. tcRufftAr with tfi1
eo&t and expense OF executing this trust,
sosIx ". 1Ks00AI, Trustee.
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To parties contemplating purchas'
ing, we submit partial Hst Of Oh,
many bargains We have 10 offer in III,
way Of city and country property Ii
this aud adjoining counties.
Faiming land In this county ranges
In pricc from $500 to $4,000 pei
acrc. while mineral land goes at al
prices.
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice IL hereby given ,is, sealed
bids vii; be received up to one o'elcrL
on July 3D., 1900, by the undersigned
Trustees Of the Christian Church II
Pennington, Missouri. for the build
ing and completing Of church baild-
Ing ia fasmiug.ou, No.
The plans and specifications Of said
building may BIO seen at the Office Of
pr. H. Fngaic.
Tbs Trustees reserve the right TO
reject any or Ill bids.
II. FusArG.
j. $. Car.
u. A. swlxg.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-21
BISMARCK HAPPENINGS.

". Sutherland has bull, noH barn.
Mr.. George Bcard's family Is visit
Ing IN Kansas City.
Mr. Barth made business trip 10
Grant, vile last Tuesday.
sii,s Jobc Of Cairo, I'll, IS the CUES,
Of her cousin, Maggie Jobc.
c. / Butler aud bridc have arrived
sud will go to keeping house soon.
We notice Miss Myrtle Poule has ca
tered the Pan American Beauty contest.
Mrs Eliza Thomas Of Irontou j..
spending few days visiting friends
here.
James Thomas was called 10 Doe
Run Monday nigh. by Telegram from
hi brother
s. II. Collier has been Improving
his property by building 900 addition 10
biz residence
VIM Rrcsar had % couple Of fingers
ca' of recently by a heavy timber fall.
Ing on them.
Since building an addition 10 bis res
idcnce, C. II Leggolt has one Of the
handsomcst residences 10 town.
The social gwen by tho ladies Of the
". 4 Church last Monday night was
o grand success financially aud othegs
wise.
Some 81 our people attended the
closing exercises Of the Uisuline Acad-
envy Il Arcadia last Monday, among
whom wcu Misses MolIie Byrau and
Myrtle raulc
Rev. Wm T. Gibson of Newport.
Arb. passed through here recently on
bis way 20 Belgrade 90 marry biz grand
son, " t. Townsend, 10 Miss Boqia
johnson Mr john Townsend and
viz, OF ~taal,illc. IN. were the guests
% DR.. Townsend recently
y ''t'r'''i'ii'e oi 'he Bel iele'
r'nnr Company was here rouuy sud
mad" apl0.ca'.on TO the aulh1r.i.ls for
permission 60 rGn a line through hcyc,
connecting different point. in ibis sec
N'u "''h The large c'lics We hope
'.'- VIII be ig't'.a soon.
quito 70 90; ,itl, Hi.mafrk raIplr
a..ul.i Cine 81 ". A. loo ROLLING "a
I..I.rr a-. ,a,gnl,. A. usual ,lrrr
... % biz FRI. fpf al rr,t tlli.
,,,rnar l.f G.. I Garrett ,r.s a u..,..
E.. u,i.AMt,u.r wa drriGn5l. w.rr.l
T.sr prmr anal Napar l.rl.i e.I
Ninrrs..- r.inf,frrl d.. .ap gE,yr.
,,u and py,rr cam. o.t val.feI
Several others mixed ig. Iy, M, u,,..
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WOOdmen Picnic.

Following is The program for lh'
Modern Woodmcn picnic on july It'll
Woodmen meet at hall Al . O'Clock
Parade starts at 10. sharp. $40 mIs,
will be given the camp having larges
number Of members 10 parade.
rISE or MARCH.
Start from ball, north on Wasiliog
ton street to Liberty; east on Libcri,
TO llill; south ON Hill TO Columbia
thence west on Columbia to tho fait
grounds.
Address by DR.. J. j. Martin, l |
O'Clock; probably followed by others
Grand tournament, / O'Clock p. nj
Prizes, 50 and 81.
Wheelbarrow racc. 1850; prize, 80
llobble race, 4.45 prize. 81.
Horse race mile dash, 3;l5;
prize, 50.
Match game base ball, s:I5; prize,
$40.
Forester team drills, 5;l5; prize,
$40.
Grand ball at 0pera House, begin.
ming at 8 $50. Admission TO hall; gen.
,lemcn, 80 cents; ladies, free.
Pennington Camp will not compete
Cor any prizes. The prize OF sIo fol
camps having largest number of mem.
beers Ia line Of march win not be
swarded uniess at least two visiting
camps cntrr.
The committees are sparina no effort
or expense to make this picnic the very
best ever given In St. Francois county.
aud ono long 70 n remembered 10 the
history Of tho order.
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couHTV OFFICERS.
CouRIs.

ttEcrI, COuRr-J .. FuN, judge c1u1
Nondayf iB May ana Auvvmurr.
CorNft CpugT.-flrst Mondays ia FrHru1
~ May, ggusl ana November.
rnoHErr CouRT-~crunc Mondays IN Jan.
uary. April. July aud OrtonrT.
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c'unollo-l'g' Father looHlr. ro,'l.n y
pl'oat, N'.. ,','. ,"',''' 80 ''' ~ 81
- -
Seeu POTATOES ~ "'''" a" ~" o.
y, w., O. 4, ,..,, Nv. .,,.',.. ,.,s-rI.
-, o'' VI ~ WV
1, -, ,ccl ,,,,.r,i,,. ro 4, Dui, &
snroir,.
Screen doors aud window al Huber
& Johnson.
Moore 6 overall want Your egg
and butter
Corn, Oats, Hay aud Feed '.r sale
at Klein a BIO. s..
Niles Nellie Arrct' IS 'sI.u- friends
In tfcd,richiewn.
City Drug Store Is agent 81 Allied
Iears Wall Paper.
shirts, overall, ha', and saor- a'
Moore & uTrra.i's.
Niia', grniI.lcaris aud grA,uDo's
at Moore q u'etHl'.a.
Fresh gardcu seed 10 ptraas 49,
bulk at Klein & BIOS.
For an up-to-daic -PiinS suit leave
order with Chas' "ierc,
Mr. aud Mr.. viii Hudson arc 'isi.
lug the Nor'heEa resorts.
Hiss Mamie Casllcman OF io''s' is
visiting Mis- Grace Carter
II you want trunk raiisr OF tcIc'
scope 80 to Cow < NiNon.S.
Mis-, Anna Scimmonc, visited Fs,G.
cricktoUn relatives Last week.
Mis-. Fturrpre Swiak has returned
from n wish TO Frgdrr,cktown.
Mr. and MIR. + W npek sncn, ll,l
wcek with relative. in Illinois.
-.
made. for salr by Davis & spra,t.
-. al
, ','"0 i' ',' - """ ~ n',,' ""' 80"
,.. -.
"o"''"" "'',~''' '''' y minus
SO'ss'' At "'""" '''"u'' '''' w.
h'e'" @ n'o y ''"V VI ''"F'u ""'
'a"'s s''0''''' u ''u '"' s''' q" '''"'
Al kinds Of canned goods and dg,cd
""' e'"i'''"''' . "''' " NV"
A dollar sayct IS = dollar made.
buy your sewing machines 81 Icilry :.
New stock Of Watches, 10 gold, ell
yer aud filed casCs, At popular prices
at Tellcy's.
sine linc Of ladies Dress Goods, En
broideries, Laccs, Ribbons, etc, AT Da-
sis s. Sprotl's.
Miss Alice Caycc attended the funeral
OF her uncle, MIR. Charles yelling, ut
jackson last week.
Bryan Foster aud Barney Petty have
returned home from Blecs' Military
Academy nj Macon.
Mrs. W. II. C. Conoycr Of Bonnie
Tcrrc spent several days with her els.
Ter. sITs. r. l.. Keith.
A., u.,;, Cf,,ay and t,u,l, |
are down from 81. LOU. to occupy !
their summer residence.
i
hh ciesh". ""e " NC" ', y, ~"
Bro. See II before buyinr.
80, -,
t'o'e' "nu "i' SINUS VI s'",s sV'u
sa'sen ae'u :" '.'A, az" m az "'"" "
:. i
nc contract ior 'ne co'atea se"oo'
building was ie' 10 James Doe"'hs q
oO1 '"S' M"n""f "'s"' i0' e''0'
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To the Memory OF
MRS. SARAH HUNT.
Entsryd into ness june ist, 1900.

Entsrva into Ylest june ist. 1900.
Dear. faithful one,
my wort IS done,
Thy trials ended, troubles DER;
Aow victory comes,
And loving ones
10 greet thee on the other shore.
Through an thy ltie.
with ctaspleag strife,
Thy love aid triumph o'oF thy fears.
VIII hgari u,ais
Thou asst await
The end Of Borrow ana @; tears,
Tho paBinz hers
Cost many "a tear,
Ana of thy presence thine T!ll mics.
WHITE far above.
Ia Hight and love,
Thy spirit scars through fuslaJs Of bliss
Yet inrc thee well,
We nagzhl can son.
How mlny Gsgs shall go rrrW
Shalt eia-, tsy haa9s
Ca shn.nG saHag,
And live Win thee yiaIullly.
Dur Father, 40 Thou be wtia those
WhJarr bcy,ft Co day.
ta1 Glpy Try rrnc'1a, smile Tor them
LINT up the narrow way
on. 40 Tnou comfort lonely hearts.
Who daily 10 the home
twaH pxPectaEt Coz tin sound
OF steps that never come.
AaA may the ilaty Comforter
The ,srnnt places an,
had may they hear Tbs loving voice
ln place o. voice that's still;
'nt mny thry feel tbs i1yiAv ciagp
ui Thy sinns nHud 20. day,
Ana meot a. lass where Tb1u SHALT wipe
Abe failing tear away;
Nhesg taey snal REQ their sayiof's lScs.
hrl Know again taeir own.
ASH Join thc choir isat praises ting
Around Ihy radiant Throne
s IMESu on TUE FA1f5LT
June $50.
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For an Elad, Of staple and lury gro.
cr'ies' eauecd goods -'''' ao1 1are'','
','' $50" ''I NV" D" ~" 49,"
W." p''' ''''" '"'' ~ w. ., 90 ''''' y
''N KY '''' '''o''! "'''"'
C,I,tJ s. pgt,m,u,. merchant
tailor psrlur.. and have ,our measure
taken f,r a uybb, .y,ipg suit u,bs.
the goods. and ui,l guarantee ,a1 ant
shc,iau aud tue latest style.
kuub Lick Lodge No. lil o q. J..
will give q p'cutr ou the Fourth a. July
at Mrjo"olIs grove. A basket Gi1.
ner, the usual smus"mcuis aHi display
the celebration
Mis Ethel, o! 81. Louis, az visiting
their aunt, Mrs VI j. Phillip on
Plum branch farm. Mrs, EIkin- viii
mako 4 short viii 10 Nils. Phillip un
the 3Oth last.
Aft. An. v..,..-.,.,-...r.....-
~, - 90, 80. - 500 ..,
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Tho Rrpqb.iclp County Comm rrer
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T. + Whine has, ro,,r,u,.l o.. t,....J
-to o.n.r,s.l E,a.fi..,
JUDI y & ~uH., SIR rwap =.
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To Cornwall AND FEEnEEiCKTowN
ron NmTE STRINGS, No.
Tickets will be sold ,il September
10Th from DrIassus 10 Cornwall at
rate Of 81 90, and from Dri.ss,us 10
Frcdcricktown at rate of 15c TOT the
round trip, good iug returning ill Dc.
lobcr 1T, 1900 For full particulars
sec J Z. Parker, Agent, prLas.ns,
No
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Obituary.

Ms. Nary pipen, wife Of I'm pdrcn,
daughter Of John and Elizabeth Short,
died ca; Lcr home 30 iuuch Yilsgr
May goth, aged 20 ycprs, months
aud ~ day., Mt. rtpen bad been in
poor health for more than ygar, aud
iul che lasl I've month, failed ycry rap
ldiy n remains were uttered Ia
the Catholic aIayoyu,d q French VIII
la-r. 90, funeral services we've cou-
Quoted ly Rev >hriior, aud wgr, nl-
lrudcl b{ almost thr aatifc community
She leave, a husband aud three Little
children, ....Ics o father aud mother,
AMI QUE asrl"r and unc sister. The
ba,.-yrG im.iy have the genuine SYM
palhy % 40 10 kroy them.
"th, r.w .ai inc day shrIri'az.
ttls pnf I..s $50 deeply i,,t.
BIi o. wH1 hath bHrDtuF.
~ v|l .' u4T BOTTOMS utaI
lItWr.r $3.50 nrr form 90 ryr.
Whom fE.'HE' aE.a.U- nr4I,
Then fHuIr FHHV FHrE a'u1r. cling
That huYE 'Ifr .'ai tear
why DO $50 vcrf2 ir ,bc has gone
10 iha, boone so fair apd bright where
storm cloud. never come, where con-
eth uo SORROW or utga,; uul could th'
cold lip, ou,y speak, know that ihcy
would say, "Wrrp mot Tor mc; am
at rest; viii meet YOU some sweet
day." \ FmESp.
D,cl, at the Lona Of h.s parents 30
Pennington, Juac H., 1900. Alaska,
daughter Of Nh. aud Mr.. 4. Rotor.
nlz, aged 10 Yeas, Z month. aud 6
days Eroual services wcrr con-
ducrod b. Eay s. V. Emory at the
". l. Ch4rc!, south, after which her
form was lid at res, 10 The Masonic
cemetery. Les.ic was sweet, checf.
ml aal loving daughter. aad her p1.
ra'., brother and sisters have The
.mpa.hy Of large clFn!c Of friends
TO- .hyir great ,urraw.
- prcr'ao. one .amu. nar.
IUI. voice 1871. ..fu..H .f..
AEIaaui l,ar- 3. 10 .a.l.nH
Fs4rh irs.s .H" p. o joel.
loved DnuFG.af. s..upH. rHr ne.
f|Hlu .gtHR.H F.rf' Sewer f|...
TIf tNigE %. iE.. o., boo IiGt uU..IH.
where n!l is peace laI trg alone.
siunne ulw the gsu,. Hag IraF.
5 new auI sweet ami iuFiul SONG,
WIN hope Go uHt' YOU Hii up there.
IN tHHt celestial homie su 'lir-
& Igf.Np.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-21

Are you duh and s,upid2 Do you
u.i,S the snaPi vim and energy that
were once yours' You need a few
do,es Of tha, great system regulator,
rfickley Ash Filters. For reyiying
strength aud energy, increasing the ca.
paciiy of the body for work. II Is a
remedy Of the highest order Sold by
Mccormick Drug Company.
The editor Of the New Madrid Ais-
sourinn some lime ago offered to send
his paper 20 all who wanted Il, TO be
paid for when Bryan was elected. lie
has received requests for his paper
FROM all over the United States.
Insure your health IN Prickly Ash
Biliers. Il regulates the system. pro-
notes good appetite. sound sleep aud
cheerful spirits. Sold by Mccormick
Drug Company.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-21

IT. you want horse shooting done right,
call at NJ. +. Grcgory's blacksmith
shop, next door to Electric Light Plant.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-21
chuRcnEs.

TulsuvrrgAy- q. r. RrFFNEr. nm.
rastor-i'r caohlHg SUNDAY morning uulcyr
uing, sunday school ~ 8. Eg O. ~, Na NJ
uAEiAN, superintendent. lrayCg mrstlup
"wednesday evening.
MkruupisT ErisCurtL, sutrn- GHy. s.. ",
EHEur, lastor -- Preaching ey,s ,4ni1g
morning ana evening, Sunday rrun! 40 81
a. m. ~. j. l.. liAw, supF. Pager meet
Ing oyrry "Wednesday evening.
METHODIST ErisyursI.-b'y. =. =. Martin,
Pastor. preaching every SUNDAY m"tn'hA
ana evening, sunday school 40 ef] a. IN,
~up'', Prayer w""..as ever
wednesday evening.
HAr1i,r-Hcy. y. ~. Nf'.Ir. pastor,
preaching Grst nnd third sunday ni each
pinnth. morning and evening, l1aJ o.
meeting every "wednesday evening. sun
day school Ja. ~ Ice John on, supcrin
tcndcnt
CHEigrt&S - Ell. :. ~ nAurtt, past0r.
preaching third and fourth sundays OF
each month. morning sad evening. sun
day school 30 % ~, ". \. llomlug, bgper
intendsnt !. 4. s.. C., J., every sunday
evening at o'c.Jck.
:UruENAs- Rev. 4. T.. RoHLf}Hg, pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except tic
fourth. catcchlsm after church.
uatHuIluHEry. Father IuuNEr. resident
priest. Mass every sunday gScny' alst at %
o'clock csfcriHsm same days go. I'D.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-21

Mr.. j. F. Alexander Of this place.
who has been under treatment Tor sew
efsl months at the MeI.ain Medical aud
Surgical Institute Of st. Louis for some
complicated hip disease, the result OF
disiocation of his hip joint scvera;
years ago, was discharged from tina, In
sliiu,ion last Monday as inearabic.
Ills trouble has been diagnosed as
rheumatism, seiatIca, ETC., but has
failed TO yield to- medical treatment,
Hot Springs baths and every tried REM
edy. lie has n9w gone to Irossen 10
try ne osisopaihy tFss.nssa u DIR. ,.
w. smith.
We have one bnndred pairs Of shoes.
former prices 81 so. % 90 and s3 50,
now going foe Ell 90 and 81 80.
CU1F e Nfxox.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-21

For window shades and lace curtains
20 TO Cole d Nixon's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-21

MIR. i j Harrington was 10 Town
Tuesday distributing bills advertising
the new town ui Cnutwell, recently
laid out on the Doss and Ashbnrn
trT cts, half mile east Of Dcslngc, by
the ~. Francois 1ownsite and Mining
Go. They propose to give a lot 10 each
religious denomination that win hnild
Il church. Lots will DO offered for sale
with no reservation except underground
mineral rights, aud 1t Is proposed to
establish electric lights, city govern.
ment, etc, and make Il in every way
an up-to.da,e modern town.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-05-17
Bossier District Court.

The following State cases have
been disposed of this week:
State VS.. Marion Elkins and
Mary Richardson. Charged with
manslaughter. Plead guilty to
manslaughter and accessory to
manslaughter.
State vs. Mat Davis. Charged
with murder. Tried by jury and
found guilty, as charged, without
capital punishment.
State VS.. Nath Carter. Lar
ceny. Tried by jury and found
guilty.
State VS.. Dick Wheeler. En-
bezzlement. Tried by jury and
acquitted.
State vs.. Jim Porter. Larceny.
Plead guilty and sentenced on
road for six months.
State VS.. Grant johnson. Now
before the Court.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1900-05-17
Death of VIM. A. Huey.

VIM. A. Huey died at his home
at Magenta at 8 P. NJ, Saturday,
May IL, 1900, aged about Al years.
Mr.. Huey was a native of Mis-
issippi. Before coming to this
parish he went to Texas and
taught school in Trinity and other
crunties. September Is, 1895, he
was married to Miss Mary Sue
Jennings, of Marshall, Texas
She survives him, together with
two daughters, aged two years
and nine months, and two months.
Mr.. Huey was an active and
most useful citizen, a successful
planter and merchant, and quite
popular and influential in the
community where he resided, and
had host of friends in this par
ish, who learn with profound re-
gret of his sad death. He was a
man in the highest sense, and the
parish has lost one of its truest
citizens.
The remains of deceased were
buried at Marshall, Tex, Monday.