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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-15
Read This.

Vicksburg Miss, Jan. 8, 1900
/ have used Halls Great Discovery for
bladder and kidney trouble, and would
not take a thousand dollars for the bene-
fit received from using one bottle. I feel
that l am permanently cured. 1 make
this statement from a sense of duty that
! owe to those likewise afflicted, and trust
that they will take advantage of the In
forma ton and realize the truth of my
assertion. G. H. Foster.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-15

above the rattle of the wheels of thousands
of carriages and delivery wagons over the
rough stone pavement. Between and
o'clock every morning the same sight may
be witnessed by people who get out SO
early.
The old gentleman in the carriage Is
Charles Broadway Rouss, a blind man.
who has the largest wholesale notion store
in New York city and that is the way
he gets the news of the busy world. He
says he has no time to have the newspa-
pers read to him except while he is riding
between his home and his store.
In 1865 Mr.. Rouss came to New. York
from Winchester. Va, with $3.50 as his
capital. He is now one Of the richest mer-
chants in that city, and his wealth is es-
timated all the way from $5,000000 to $20,-
100000. Hanging in the most conspicuous
place in his store, just where every one
who enters can read it. is a large framed
card bearing this inscription:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-15
AN ECCENTRIC MILLIoNAIRE
Charles broadway ROuss and His
Methods and Notices.

NTTN
People who happen to be on Fifth ave-
nue., New York, between and O'Clock
every evening can see an old-fashioned
carriage with two seats, driven rapidly
uptown. on the back seats sits an old
gentleman comfortably placed. well wrap
ped up with furs ana a SLOUGH hat drawn
down over his eyes. Beside him AZ
younger man with an open newspaper
spread upon his knees and an electric lamp
IN his hand HIS mouth is close to his
ear so that the latter can hear
distinctly as ha reads tha avaning DaDers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-15

Modern Form--Scribbs-Is your new
novel dramatic? Stubbs-Dramat tic? Wait
ull you read II; is so dramatic It can't
be dramatizcd.-Chicago Record.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-15

HE WHO BILT, OWNS AND !:
: OCCUPIES THIS MARVEL OF ::
/: BRIK, IRUN AND GRANT, {:
/: IS YEARS AGO, WALKT THE !:
: STREETS OF NEW YORK PEN ::
&: lies AND $51 600 IN Def; ONLY !:
: TO PROVE THAT THE CAPI- !:
: TALISTS OF TODAY WERE !:
: POOR MEN 20 YEARS AGO, !:
/: AND THAT MANY A FELO !:
: FACING POVERTY TO-DAY I:
4: MAY BE A CAPITALIST a !:
: QUARTER OF A CENTURY !:
{: HENCE, IF HE WILL. PLUK !:
/: ADORNED WITH AMBITION, !:
: BAKD BY ONOR BRITE WILL ::
&: ALWAYS COMMAND SUCES !:
: EVEN WITHOUT THE ALMITY {:
DOLLAR.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-15
w. f. HAMILTON,
Artesian VIII Contractor,


OCAl-A, FLA
Am prepared TO drill wells up 70 any
depth. We uss hrst-class machinery. can
do work on short notice and guarantee
o. sfafnsf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-15


Mr.. Rouss always spells Theoretically TO
save time and labor Another sign, which
discloses The fundamental rules of his
business, is seen in every direction, and
reads:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-15

Lewis Wilkins, a native of st. Paul,
Mimi, is said to be the tallest man in the
world. He is 8 feet II inches tall, broad
in proportion and weighs S64 pounds
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07
Probate Docket fui July Term, 1900,

Estate Wubcr seitz. VIM. UNDERSTANDINGS
guardian. annual settlement.
Estate Ram Runner, :. 7. Euifncr, guar
dian, annual settlement.
Estate VIM. klOgicrman, iicnry schlilc, ru
mtnr. annual settlement
Estate Margaret Ross ct al, Adulinc ROSS
guardian, annual settlement.
Estate John D.. Garton e al. John G1rtcn
guardian. annual settlement.
Estate Eino and Nellie white, John Plrtle
guardian, annual settlement.
Estate Lucinda snudsn. decd. .. NJ, Car,
ter, q, cui0r. annual settlement.
Estate Elsie smith It al, .. l.. Iaelth, cura.
tor, annual settlement.
Rstntc Joyce Harmed ct al. ", II. Young,
curator, annual settlement.
Estate Pred shopper, X. ". Weber. curator
annual settlement.
Estate faycda nm ct al, J. ~ karsch,
guardian. annual settlement.
Estate J, W. Fou't. deed. S. A. Foust. ad
ministrator. final settlement.
Estate Martin Horn. decd. D. 7. Horn, ad
minfstratnr. annual settlement.
Est. zchnlon Murphy, decd. ". Il. Young.
administration. annual settlement.
Estate v. J. aeibcr. ). W. Heilser. curator,
annual Essssemsnt.
nst samuel Weed, deed. q. Il Frat. ad
ministraicg, annual settlement.
Estate Stella Wood. c. q. Pratt. euretor,
annual settlement.
sst. Il. %. Ashburn, deed, +, v. Ashburn
executor. annual settssment.
Esi. Jessie D. sutherland. Elixn u. suilsar.
land, guardian. ahaiuai settlement
ksi. George II. AshbaFn, deed. %. 1. Nor.
fis, admir-, annual settlement.
Estsie Mary f.orhy. decd. Jacob Iorty
executor, annual settlement.
JEnE r.. Gossos. Judge
o r. WILSON. clerk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07
Resolutions OF Respect.


castle Hail, Jefferson Lodge 80. 50 Il. OF r..
fcstus, NO, May ~, l..n
Whereas. o. has pleased a." supreme
Chancellor uH msu 90 remove from our
midst uur Hn hmthrr, e. u. counts und
whereas. @ .s bat Idsi that q i,tIns rccue.
milton SO ha many yl.:gus d. had. there.
i1un D" @
Resolved by Jefferson Lodge so. ~ ui the
GrlHd Domain OF Missouri, that while w.
bow with humble submit ss'un t0 the VIII OF
tho Most illrI, We DO not the less mourn
FOR our brother vino has been takun from
US.
Resolved, Tint In tho death 81 Hgo. q. II.
Counts this lodge lamruts the loss ~ q true
ana Chlyulruus knight. ono who was ever
ready "a prnTnu the hand Of asa and the
voice OF sympathy an active member %
THIS order, whose utmost Cnd"3vurs wore
10 illustrate 90 principles. a friend ana com
panion who was dear 20 US an citizen
whose upright and noble Iltr was stand.
ard VI emulation 10 hts fellows,
Resolved that the heartfelt sympathy %
THIS lodge be- cNiDndcl TO hts wife IN hcr
nGIiriion.
Resolved, That these resolutions d" spread
upon the minutes 81 ;uls lodge and copy
thereof ha lfanEni,tci % the wife OF our
deceased brother.
IuIp ~gHtTEg.
Wu. EATFES, Committee.
s. u. hABntEi
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07
BlSNARK HAPPENINGS.

-
The primary passed of very quietly.
Hun & Co., are doing good BUSH
ness
Vim. A,ua has moved TO town
again.
Wonder vbu's .,sviue fer harmon
mi, der bi,I-
me of the b,y. s,cm IN have tho
Ctlilorni, fever
o.,
IL n 10y ''' mas ''ho''i on 10
- ~ i'",o'''' we are '"iofhcu'
VIII ''''" at '''''t' '"'' year
The WUJImcu entertainment, on
'''1 . ~ "'''' was " "o"''s success
Several good strings Of f.h have
been caugL, recently Dy Iismarck fish
crmcn.
Mr. Ed. glastonbury utlIrakc charge
Of the Fitzgerald restaurant on tic
18th ias,.
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sire, 10 aclmrc a fortune doesn't cap.
luic Uncle slcyc?
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>Acpuc'l steel. Wan. Walters, VIM.
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Prospecting f't mineral was COM
m.Ar'I west ct town la'i week We
H'"rr'y hope IL will be with better
'e'a". ihan On 1.' sheriff tact.
.I,.p Nr'.,, and a.. ri,I wore .rcp
1890 our streets last "Wednesday. The
attraction seems 10 gro" stronger with
each Wit John makes.
Sir Guy l.. Hatfield Of Eoclpor,
Indiana. and Mis-. Er..ic Perry of
Farnipriou. Mo. were married n tine
Cuy Hotel here an the 3utb MI, by J.
/. Morris. E.u.
"''' human I"i"lt''l o. Oa'''
"o'''' o"' ia'cf o. h''.a' MO- has
,l''sI 10 b'''nA''N' We welcome
"' i'"'.'''" 70 our must - = h'enY
'''Pc'''" gentleman ana "''1 MN
'u1S''''
~ recent meeting Of the School
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07
In Memoriam.

ophclin kuuncr, daughter uf Joseph uul
Eyeiine Duyan. died ut the homo 90 Ar. aud
Mrs, W. Gror. near Pennington. NO,
/ May sih. isoo, uftor pr0tructrl and very
trying illness af many months.
sister hrnncr was born In s;v. Gcucvlcve
county. No, NDy -. I,G. on January 90,
1 isii. shu was married to Il1ugonl kennar.
/ To tlis union were born six children. four
/ uf whom survive her. Mrs. Illn -uther.
| land Ngs. jennie Grer, ai Pennington.
james uf 81 Mays Landing. NO: ana pr.
/ Edward. OF Klondyko, AiasEa These wlfh
thu husband and father feel the weight 1i
/ the gruaIost earthly loss. Uarluya ofillnrss
were rh'pfri by the Rowing attention ana
care OF children AMI husband, toHacr ana
| willing service fully appreciated ana On.
ioyol by nor, who can receive such Kind.
ncseHs no morr.
! "u' Tr'tc-sv.i q hope % Christ ln fseg. was
| baptized l'y Rev. Char! scott, ana united
with the saline Baptist Church. which hc.
longs "a the oldest association uGHihcI tssa.
citation OF tinted Haptts,sl west Of the MS.
Elsslppl. IN issi she. with her husband and
! daughter Johnnie, having removed 90 Farm.
/ inEton. united IN the Church nj this place.
/ where her membership was when tho Lord
/ called her into Ills heavenly presence
! II was her privilege 90 enjoy almost half a
century 81 Christian lifr. Faithfully ana
c1nar'entlously fa"'lycd Il With hope bright
cning and iai'h growing stronger trt the
| lnHt moments These Nero spent On lgIyl
oua ,HHor.ug lrg loved ONES a. mce, urg ln
h"aNva. she waE % great sufferer. but with
uAi complaints bon. % an with patience.
/ IH hnr i"9a ~, ana ~ her triumphant
death. was tuiD demonstrated tine l1Nrgri
iHr religion of christ o. keep On NE aud sus.
iaiu 90 The hour ~ death ~pUn. very soon.
! an snail hnyo 90 pass through tho solemn
/ death srrau. The Toni answer her prayer
| In behalf ~ hnr children ,Hat they an meet
/ her ln the bat,ug world
NJ All NJ
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07
Our Schools.

The three collegiate schools Of Farm
iuglou closed thi, week and last.
The baptist College closed for the
scholastic year with an entertainment
by the literary society aud the Saving
Of Refreshments.
Carleton College with the usual so
ciciy entertainment, musical, bacca-
laureate sermon by Dr. j. j, Martin,
lecture by Rev. George H. Stnrks Of ST.
Louis, defamation contest and COM
mcuccmeut exercises yesterday morn
ing, the graduates appearing In caps
aud gowns. The graduates are Miss
Anna NJ. Linden. Alvin Ruckcr, Jr.,
Benz. c. Glover, Clinton H. pcnman,
aud Miss Myrtle NJ. knauss.
Elnwood Seminary closed with an
entertainment by the Cliouian Society,
baccAlaurCalc sermon Sunday morning
by Rev. Dr. Lcybprn OF st. Louis, en-.
tertainment Monday evening by pri.
mary pupils, concert Tuesday evening
by Misses Caycc's and Harlan classes,
and commencement exercises yesterday
morning. Tho graduates are Misses
Mary Asbury and Bertha Spaugh, full
English graduates, and Miss Cinda Me-
Gillivray 10 vocal music.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07
Gard Of Thanks.

To the Democratic voters Of ST.
Francois lownsbip---I hereby tender my
sincere aud heartfelt thanks for your
very liberal support VI my candidacy
for Constable OF said township. The
very large vote | received is a compli-
ment that fills me With emotion too
deep for expression ~ aBy words of
mine. II elected Il shalt be my con-
slant aud earnest endeasor TO serve
you faithfully aud honestly to Ihe very
best of my ability. Thanking you
again aud again, ] aui,
Your humble scrvant,
Gro. NJ. FRASER.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that scaled
bids will be received up TO one O'Clock
on July Sd, 1900, by the undersigned
Trustees of the Christian Church ut
Pennington, Missouri, for the build
ing aud completing OF church build.
ing In Pennington, Mo.
The plans mud specifications OF said
building may DO seen at the Office Of
Dr. X. Fugate.
1he Trustees reserve the right To
reject any or all bids.
Il. FrGArE.
J. =. CLAY.
Il. A. SwiNK.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07
Final Settlement.

Notice g hereby given to all persons lntcr.
eSsel Ia the estate of
D. ". roi'-T, Deceased.
that the undersigned, Administrator OF snld
estate, wiz make a final settlement thereof
nj the next term Of the Prostate Court OF -
Francois cuunty, NO., 90 he begun and held
ns the Court House In FNrminaton. ~ said
colinty. on thc secund Monday Il; Jaiy, fiFs.
:. A. fuGsf. Admir-.
June :, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07
Asylum Contract Awarded.

lrm hr -, Louis Embellishments,
The board Of managers Of the new
In-wa Asylum so. I f., at Harrington,
No, on the !, t inst, awarded the con.
tract for five cottage. 20 the Wc-ll1ke
Construction Company, Of 81, Louis,
for 5,Ug4. Tho contractor has UNI
.tI January /, 1901, - Gaish the BALD.
iu... and must iurui.h a bond equal h.
lhs r1n,rar, price. The other bids re-
c.,ri were as follows: Wind &
EnHul,rcc, ST. Louis, S1s,g3J; Hill
.u.Nrara Construction Company, 81.
lp1.., s1j,"gf; LEM Helm Building
Company, St Louis, S,I,75J; II. K.
lccaa,, ST. Louis, $40, Globe
Construction Company. s. Louis,
.&s1.5i5; Nicholas 6 pc,iisgrcu. St
laaJ,, ss5, AS; LOU, Miller, Arcadia,
Mo , s-y,5Grss.
The hII. were opened ii, the L1rlgdc
l!u.ai iu lhn presence Of the bp1rd aud
is architect, II. II lluhcn,chi,I Each
bill nu. accompanied by a certified
chraa, AVID al were found 10 be in
progg, FORM The new asylum VIII
.art r1a ,l> gaitljHgs, iaclLdIug the
i've ''cr'l1ss., OF q capacity Of sixty
inmate, each, anI power house.
~. contract i,r The powg, house and
Au. other hl,.liugs thai may De found
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

Mrs. Sarah Hunt, the oldest daugh-
ter If tho late Philip &, and Mrs. lsa-
belle Long, died at her home near
Pennington on June I'd, aged GO years,
having been born in Pennington Nov.
Il, 1888. Death was the result Of a
complication of diseases. She was the
mother Of five children, all of whom
are living, and were present at the fu.
neral, Philip Hunt having come up
from Hcarne, Texas, aud Misses Cora
aud Jennie Hunt FROM Eureka Springs,
Ark Besides her immediate family,
MIS- Iluat leaves her aged mother,
Mis-. Isabella Long, who lives in Can
ada, aad two sisters, and uhrec broth.
ers.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

Herman Hamsl Of Bssoto came near
dying Iss. week from iuhaling some
poison he was putting on bis crops TO
kill the insects.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07
Y. p. 6. {. 4.
Tn ,us,.stl0u nr the Slath Disi-lr, OF
N.,,.urt a. FarmiuEtpr ga int"r,ai-
iuz aud rr,ttahla Gathering.


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WnAur.. "Vsc.ion B1y," Mis- kr,r
Han, Of 81. Louis. aud several paper.
OF talks by Elder a. NJ. Ilarral, II. T..
Mclhado If lronton, Eunyan Mcleod
of Marble IliH, Gny ". WHhcr. Of
Piedmont, Miss Christina X. Cameron
II st. Louis, and Rev. I. r. Marshall
IT lson'uu. The Saturday evening
service was held IN the Presbyterian
church, nud j. /. Mculellaud Of -.
l.nuf, spoke uu "Thc Masters Last
Command" aud Mi-- llAu, on ~
typical Christian Lulraur Prayer
" .,.'"-
me >ah'A! SERVICES were "P,n'"
10y ". carry morning III yer "'a''.S'
'.' '1'e' fh'i, 'vi'''' p'',ie '''ut' s
"''' was "g."' c'''U'''u y! VI -
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'''',' '''"'r" we TWO "''''.'"' 'a''
''''e,'' '"' in'' AGAIN ~ COG"
..' q junior '.'.!n"' h"'leA u''"',"
''''' 'I'"' anu "f'. VI }, i'''"''S
"a COM l"'''n c''''" WIN par
..."'.''s interesting ,''''., Ut ''l' ! 's''
W '.'''h l"'''n, WIN "H 'tpc "'"
DON, aus" re" " Guy NJ " ',"'i' !"
p '''2"l' HN''A 'alA' ahN = '''e 'aiH
% 30 'a." ~ ''' N'a'r "''''''', e'o'lHS
"'." Vac .'"','.'.''a '.t'.'' ny Mis-
i!'d''
twelve ..r..h l'H's - Doe used Tor
'HF'e mouths furnishing "'f''nf' Tor
each .H'J''' i' 'He '"'i"..e' 90 'h' d'N
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07


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seed poiH'o". 90 h'r'n " hs'"
Binder Irvine az Grand Leader.
Observation-Disclosures.
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Igr,h ~trtnru.r. every upfu.ng Of
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MIR. D.. 4. ~u.uh lo- restrained from
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Ms. T.. W. N'i.'n'''
yias. csin-hclu. and gu, nuts
al Moore y 'NciiI'.
Fresh garden seed in package, or
bulk AZ Klein a. lr9'..
F,ran.c, ,o.la,c smiag .ait lca,.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

IT, You want horse shooting done right,
call at NJ. l.. Grcgory's blacksmith
shop, next door to Electric Light Plant.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

Have you had your spring aea. sun.
mer suits made up yeti You will find
chas. Gierse's stock OF piece goods
asd samples right up In style.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

Domestic, New Home, Household,
Wheeler q Wilson, and ether standard
sowiag Machines ut Teiley's At The
lowest prices.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

President. I,radnef Of ,hs Pennington
Electric Light and Ice Company. is
hGse this wsek from st. Lass.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

Uncle Sam Gossnm, who has been
In the st. Louis hospital most Of the
lime for the paal six mon,hs, Is again
able to get around, and came back to
Pennington last week.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

ANuU Tuugu & ErTTuS CO.
M'' y. !. ii'''r, VIZ" her Mite
"'0@a''i'' h''a ana A-"'-' went 70
nv h..iuglt aal dau-'1rr Mis-
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....',.....
J.- D.urn r.,u.. r'. l.r.r.' l..
ut r..r, GOOD. DO town. sud employ, %
.-...n.. raHur sna aud .au.l,-
... auuaau.I.
I'. J." N'IH.nn, o|..A"' 1t st
o. T. kuuh's office Wednesday and
Imrlay, June gUlh aul 4ls,.
u binder. aud Movers and all kind.
If Farm Implements for sale, and al.u
10 al. Kind, Of blacksmith repair uor..
Nr. aud Ar'. AidniSe Of san Der
Hlain'' Cali are visiting MIS-. A.
du"Gc friends ana relatives here
She "a'NoIn,tly Miss Mary Lett Of
-.-
lhu would bo''rt hhtiy' Hurry TO
Tie IH'.H Gallery auI e"' ore dorm
cents.
Nuyiin puuru .E g,II.> Ga.
Mt W. + Hoy placed n" DNh,bi-
lion at \. j.. often. this n'.h q
mammoth strawberry OF his im-.'g
That u"H.nl'i inches aioEaa aad
weighed "naoe..
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'' TOO. '..., 10 ''s', ''' '.''.
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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

No man can work we'll with torpid
liver or constipa,ed bowels. a few
doses of Priekly Ash Balcn will quick
y remove this condition aud make
work a pleasure. For sale by T.. G..
Mccormick Drug Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

We have full line of Clothing,
Shirts, Tics. Collars, etc. SEQ them
at Davis & Sprott's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

New line Of furniture this week a,
Grand Leader.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

We are headquarters for Household
and Family supplies.---Grand Leader
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

our stock Of SHOES caunO, be sur
passed -pa,i, & Sprott
4 new stock Of Wall Paper just re-
cciycd al Cay Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

We guarantee our leading brands Of
ladies, gents aud childrgn's shoes. 49,
-Grand Leader.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

Perry Linn. who shot and killed Jas
por Martin near Bonnie Tcrrc on the
18Th ult., was arrested "a, Corning,
Arb, last week. aud sheriff lIlghley
notified Mr.. IIighlry left for Jcffer-
son City Monday afternoon to procure
rcquisilion papers, aud proceeded
thence 10 Arkansas for his man.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-07

We carry the most complete line Of
mems Plain aud Fancy Shirts aud Ties
at Grand Leader
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02

When Congressman Gamble up
for the SURFACES OF the people in bis
candidacy for the United States senate,
they just heed to remember the infor
nation contained in the first paragraph
OF the following Washington dispatch OF
the ..2Sth ult.: "Congressmen Gamble
and Burke cast their votes With the way 9
and means committee on the Puerto
Rlcan tariff bill. They voted mo" on
motions to substitute the free trade bill
and to recomm,t and aye on final
passage.
"a report given out at the postoffice
department to-day shows that 466, 2OS
pounds of mail matter originated in
South Dakota in the thirty five days
from October 6 to November 3, 1899, in
elusive and that only 1900 per cent Of
this was paid matter and 76.9l per cent
free of expense to senders.
''The house committee on public lands
ordered a favorable report on the bill to
extend provisions OF homestead laws to
soldiers who served in the Spanish war
and in the Philippines with allowance OF
OF service on residence period re.
CURED by law.
"George W. Bsndy of Oberlin, y. D.,
appointed engineer 10 the Pierre
Indian school,"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02

MIA ont OF a total Of eleven Black
li'li- republican newspapers have en-
Enthusiastically Endorsed f. ". Martin for
the United States senate or congress-
man, whichever may finally fall to the
Hills. Many republicans insist that the
Hills is entitled to the senator, and ba
lIeVe that II positive stand should b..
taken for that plac-. Never before have
republican newspapers Of the Hills been
30 united for a csnd date. The senti-
ment seems TO prevail that 1t would be
wisdom for the state convention TO de.
c are It's choice for United States senator.