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cially to the United Nine Workers OF

cially to the United Nine Workers of
America
AS an offset to this the Democratic
managers are giving circulation 10 the
following letter Of John Mcbride. then
president of the United Mine Workers
of America to Frank K. Foster. editor
of the "Bostcn Labor Leader
Columbus. Ohio, Sept. 1. 1892.
Frank K. Foster, Esq
Dear Sir-Yours 10 hand, enluirins as
to the truth or faIsity Of the assertion
that Gen a. E Stevenson. candidate for
Vice President on the Democratic ticket.
is an enemy to organized labor
During the last session OF the Hi
noiS Legislature laws were enacted CIV
ing the miners relief from the evils
complained of. The operators declared
the laws unconstitutional and either
sought to have their miners sign an
agreement waving their right to the
benefit OF the laws named, or had ac-
tion taken and then appealed to the
Supreme Court, where test cases nov
are.
The company of which Mr.. Stevenson
is presiden, is the only honorable excep-
tion that I am aware of that refused 10
adopt this high handed policy Indeed, 10
their credit be ii said. pluck me- never
disgraced their works. They always PAID
their men IN cash. Having for years vol
UNFAIRLY carried out the provisions of two
laws, il di1 not require great sacrifice 10
carry out the third and this they cheerful
" did. They pay their men in cash week
". They have no store and the miners
coal is weighed before screening Thus
they carry out every law demanded by Our
organization At nearly all large cOiIieries
the companies erect houses for their work
men, charging them in many cases an ex-
orbitant rent. Mr.. Stevenson erected about
200 houses, each having a garden plot ca
from half to an acre Of ground. Instead
OF charging a high rental like others. re
sold the houses and lots TO the miners,
taking a fair rental in payment The re-
suit is that 90 per cent of his miners own
their homes.
The evening times., 1900-10-04

Parlor Suite. pieces. complete, mahogany
finished frames, well made, and>coVered in
good quality fancy damask.
Phs pfiee'. suite is big @ value at the $3.50
The evening times., 1900-10-04
WRITINGS OF ROOSEVELT
Condemns Men Who Object to Gov
ernment by Injunction.

The Cowboy Candidate Reported to
Have said of President Mckinley
Than Confectfoner's Chocolate
Man-His Sympathies for Colonies.
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Ladies ST Wrappers =. e,

500 Ladies' Percale Wrappers w
lin the greatest variety of patterns,
embracing stripes, figures, and dots
some with bretelles over shoulders
trimmed with washable braid-others
trimmed with ruf1es forming V-yoke
ali have knee fiounces and are extra
width and length and are very elegant
wrapper values at even 81 and SIPS.
Green Ticket Price, Csc.
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sir. Stevenxon.s Record.

The Republican managers, represent
ing the trusts, which are the fees of
organized labor, are seeking to distract
attention from themselves by giving
wide circulation to certain charges that
were made in Republican newspap rs in
1892 that Adlai e. Stevenson then presi-
dent of the Mclean Coal Company, was
an enemy to organized labor. and espe-
The evening times., 1900-10-04

For gifts or home deeoratfonAA large as
sortment OF Framed Pictures, many differ
eBt styles OF frames, subjects and methods
Of production. Be sure and see them.
The evening times., 1900-10-04

1qC yard for Mercerized sateen zen
quality
The evening times., 1900-10-04

High grade Solid Oak Leather seat Rocker,
strongly made aI.i well finished. CT 20
Regular 81 Taiue-for- y Il = .
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35c for Cotton 5,.. Bah Fringe to
OF &c yard.
The evening times., 1900-10-04

Fancy Round Chair, mahogany finished
frame, covered in fine silk goods. At the
price it is one of the bargains G ( N0
OF the store WV
The evening times., 1900-10-04

AzC a yard for best quality Apron
10 Gingham-in assortment OF
check patterns-the &c quality.
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We carry a very lerge assortment # Metal
be eauaIed for the same quality and weight
of beds. The cheap ones you buy any
where, but viii give you far better beds
for trife more than you would pay for the
cheap truck; An elegant brass ca TX
trimmed bed, extra heavy. y Osk -
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-24
ID the Names of the Founders of Chicago Heights:

LElCuT & BARTIlOLOMAE, Brew
ers.
RUDOLPH BRAND. President United
States Brewing Company.
GEORGE W. NELI.NEIl, Of Schmidt
Brewing Company.
u. q. ClllI.ElN, President Schllts
Brewing Company.
JOHN CCDAHY. Packer.
MICHAEL CCDAllY, Packer.
LACKNER & BUTZ. Attorneys
GEORGE BURY, Attorney. g
WILLIAM vOCKE. Attorney. =,
JURGENS 4 ANDERSEN. Wholesale
Diamond Merchants.
ANDREW G. LAUSTEN. Of the Lin.
seed OIL Trust
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-24

PETERSON BROS. 4 CO.. Grain ans
Commission Merchants.
JOSEPH AUSTRIAN, Of Leopold =
Austrian Transportation Company.
D. v. PURINGTON, Brick Manufacs.
urer.
Fl. GRUSENDORT. Lumber Dealer.
RUDOLPH Il. RHODE. Wholesale
Druggist.
JAS. Il. McELROY. Of Jas. e. AcElroy
4 Co., Real Estate.
ALBERT r. OTTO. Capitalist
H. Il. SAiEIDING, Capitalist
THOMAS B. MARSTON, Attorney.
DOLESE & SHEPARD. Contractors.
NJ. H. KILIGALLEN. Real Estate.
ALFRED KOHN, Wholesale Grocer
A. J. J. MILLER, Lumber Dealer.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08
FATAL SHOOTING scRApa
George WIlton Sh5i an Killed of Flat
River By JOha Mcdowell.

Last Tuesday, At The "Bluc Goose
saloon at Flat River George Walton
and John Mcdowell got Into n dill.
Gully, over a dog It Is reported, when
Walton struck Mcdowell over the
head with a beer bottle, and Mcdowell
shot and Killed Walton. Il appears
that they were alone on tho outside Of
the saloon when ,hc trouble began,
and John Cicve, the saloon keeper,
heating ID, first shot ran out. lie
found both men on the ground, Wal
ton on top Of Mcdowell and the latter
with a pistol In his hand. lie pulled
Walton off and attempted 10 l,ke the
pistol away from Mcdowell, but before
he could do 50 Mcdowell had fred
= second. shot, which struck Walton in
the upper pigt Of the brcs,, probably
scycr.ng al artery, US he expired IN u
few momcnts The ifst shot which
occurred before Clcyc ran out to them
struck Wahoa Ia the month aud rangol
backward sud downward. Mcdowell
gave himself mp and was placed in Jail
10 await preliminary examination.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08
Sale Of Poland. SHEA Hogs.

On Saturday, November 10Th, 1900.
n George A. Tciley'a farm, one. hall
mile north Of Court House, on 81.
Louis road. Sale of both sexes, con-
sisiIng Of spring and winter pigs.
j. L. ClAywell will offer 8 gIlis, far.
rowcd January IA, 1900; sire, Texas
NO. 52i63, the 500 pound hog; dam,
Kleyer Girl No. i3G69G. She is the
finest bred SOW in my herd, aud the
gifts arc three Of the best | ever raised
In ono litter; 8 sire, Texas; dam, Alias
Teeumseh No. i566p4; they are no,
killers, but simply good. Then come
4 sire, Texas dam, the grea, Maud
7. (yol. IS A.
George A. Teiley will put into this
sale - head of tops, sired by Black
L'rk No. 45GGS, 10 by the great hog
LooE-Mc-Ovcr No. l94lI and Marvin
!. No. 52osj; he by Nubby Chief
No. 1925. Two boar, farrowed Apfil
10. 1900, by Black Lark; dam. Paea-
honIas No. 12jO2O. Two gifts, far
rowcd april rs, dam, Dolla I. No.
ii9S6G; sire, Black Lark. Three
sows, jarrowcd April 9Th, dam, Forge
Beauty 1886, by Marvin 4. Three
b1ars, narrowed April 10; dam, Lady
Belle "a, No. 1I9S6s; sire, Marvin
r.; three narrowed May lth, sire,
Marvin T.; dam, Memo T., 1880.
Sale will take place rain or shine,
under cover. No by-bids 0r reserve.
We extend n cordial invitation to ev-
erybody TO attend our sale, feeling con.
iidcut that SIC have some stuff that will
do you good.
Terms---Ail sums of $40 aud over,
a credit OF six months With note aud
approved security; under $40, cash.
Sale begins ut / O'Clock p M, sharp.
j. 4. CLAYwELL,
Thurman, Mo.
Gro. a. TErLLr,
Pennington, Mo.
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Groceries at Klein's.

Groceries at Klein's.
See card OF DIR. l.. L. Ruff.
Bargains in blankets at The Racket
Hay, corn. oats and feed at kleins
Ladies' and uisses' shoes at III,
Racket.
Miss Edna Harris entertained Hal
lowe'ea.
A complete line Of hosiery at Tn,
Racket.
ia. 0u OF ST. i.ouis came dowr
Monday.
Wanted 900 bushels potatoes -
Davis & SPro,t. 40 3
Judge and Mrs. J. $. Gossom spent
Sunday IN Bonno Terre.
Call aud sec our prices 10 faii gaod.
before bay Ing The isaehets q
Tho Monday Club met with Mss.
Mamie Highlcy last Monday.
Mss. Harry Duhnaa and children
are visiting her parents a, Licking. Mo.
Mr.. Ed Holler Bas returned 10 Par
mington after several months absence.
Mrs pittmau If ST. Louis il visiting
her daughter nj E.mwUod Seminary
Barney Petty cut tho tip end Of biz
finger of with halehe. one day Last
week.
II you are ready TO buy your winter
underwear, sec our siocL DAVIS q
sprost.
Dir. T.. y. Cole has moved Into tho
house he recently purchased from Dr.
ituffncr.
MIR. u. Baumaa has roiuraed home
sfser aa extcndsd trip through Old
Mexico.
! Miss Mamie Kennedy Of Kentucky
y WISHING tue tainuy ot bsr uncle, uf.
y. L. uaw.
Misses Jennie and Edaa Lawson
gave q lisllcwe'ea party iasl wedaes-
dsy hight.
rro1- J. N. Word Of E<,saaana was
shskIng hands with his old friends 10
Warrington Monday.
We have added nioe line oi gro-
nrries % opr stuck. Free delivery 10
any part d the rity. 1.-The Racket.
Miss Rankin. Who has been vIsiiirr
Alike aIAsy4 Wilson. reinfped to her
Asus y sk Lsls ~ .ssL.
3
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08
Sudden Death Of Calvin Nj eh:lI.

Nj. Calvin Mitchell, an old aud
highly respected citizen Of Liberty
township, dropped dead at n meeting
Of the Masonic LoGgo AT Llbcuyy:ll,
last Saturday afternoon. A cue 'tior
was before the lodge about buying
some ground for a lodge graveyard,
and Mr.. Mitchell had just finished
speaking In favor Of the proposition,
when be remarked as be sat down ~
guess | have Blfc idy said too much, -
and started to fall over, when some o;
the breihcren caught him and he ex.
pircd almost Immediately. Ha was a
large, aeshy man, and his death was
probably the result Of heart trouble.
Mr.. Mitchell, during large portion
of his life, had combined farming with
school teaching. He was man Of
broad Intelligence, positive character,
honest and sincere, and was highly re-
spectcd by all who knew him. lie
leaves 4 wife and several children, all
grown, to ~ pdru his sudden death.
aud many friends sympaihizc with
them 10 their deep sorrow.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08
CHURcHEs.

PnEsnTTEniGN- Rev. J.LEtIIT NLIsw0HrH
ssstor-fruaehing sunday mornin und eve
ulnR. sunday school at y.s, q. IA. WM II
HARLAN, superintendent. ruiycG meeting
wednesday evening.
METHODIST ErtscnrAL. SorTu-Icv. :. "
ENERT. Pastor -- Preaching every SUNDAY
m,rrn!ns nnl evening. sunday sr,spl az Ga
q. m. nr, J. l.. HAw, sup't. Prayer meet
ngayery "Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EFIscoFAi~-Hoy. J. !. Martin
Pastor, preaching every sunday rnouiHy
ana evening. sunday school at 10 q. m.
---------sup't, mayer meeting everl
"Wednesday evening.
BArrIsT-Gex'd ". q. RrrvEs, pastor
prcachinR second and fourth sundays eael
month. morning and evening. Prayer
meeting every wednesday evening sua'
pay sch -, ESQ a. m, Dr. josie Mason.
superih
CHHIsrItN CHyncH-................ pastor.
sunday school svUry sunday at g.Dp m,
for the present at Presbyterian church
". n. FLEMING. superintendent. Y.P.sE.
every Cunday evening at O'Clock
:HruERAS--Rov. A. T.. RouLFtNG, pastor
Preaching every SUNDAY morning except the
fourth: catechlsm after church.
CArHuLIU-Rcv. Father TuoHET. resi- lent
priest. Mass every sunday except nrst at 10
O'Clock; cate 'hism sfnsu days al 2ial.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

a NEw Soso. live have past TO-
eeised copy Of the new song. s.Fad.
Ing Hopes" ,npsic by Jadge John L.
Bpgy Of Ste. Grnesicscs words by
Aoaeph Flyan. II hiss been commead.
81 by tho hest So. Louis crsiIss as one
II thu sweetest sentimental songs vi
The day. rt'ee % cents. For sale by
Tbicbes- Siiariin Music Co.. lilo 0iiye
Street 81. Louis, Alp.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

The Board Of Aldermen several
weeks ago refused TO renew tho con
tact with tbs Electric Light aud Ice
Company TO pas them $500 per lamp
Tor street lights, but made Ru offer OF
81 80 per lamp. President Bradner
oi tho Company said they could not
aeecut she offer, and intlmaicd that
tho plant world be closed down before
thhy would accede 10 Il. Al the meet
ing pt the Board last Thursday nigh, a
ibotkn 10. reconsider The proposition
was voled down. The old contract
1explted on the ist day Of this month
fhrse has been good deal Of com.
pluint Of the quality Of the lights fur
uisbed, Il being 80 dun az times 10 res
ideuccs that ono cannot read with com
fort hy it-.-Ahe light from a IG-candlc-
power globe not being rs strong rs
that Of m Ordinary coal-oil lamp.
Ilsc residence patrons have put up
with this because of the convenience
Of theeicotr!c lights, which do AWAY
With The cleaning and care Of lamps.
Some Of the Aldermen say that Il the
company will furnish better lights aud
service ihey would willingly pay the
ea.ee per lamp for stree, lights. but
unlesa this 10 done thrs win not pay
more the sl5o nov offered.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08
COURTS.

tIsrri, OoUHT-J u. FOX. Judge seronr
Mondays IN Way ana NuycmDcr
CouNrr Curir-First Mondays in FoBrun
~. May. August anu November.
PROBATE CuuHr -~ecunc Mondays IN Jan
unry, April, July ana october
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08
Dea.aI Noliee.

80. ! will Visit Pennington
ulHYYt Thursday, q. IN, November
9Th. 10 remain until Tsevdsy p. M,
The i5'h---Bsc days. Once a. st.
Frsneois Hotel.
Respectfully
l.. r. Rtsf. Dentist,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Nosice--f, the undersigned, hereby
warn all persons not 10 credit my
boys, as will not hold myself respon.
sible for any debts they may contract.
J. n. Yerxo,
Ea....f...- s.x.s llss 1atl taxa
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08
Northern oats At Kiein's.

Choice dried fruit at The Racket.
Fruit jars and tin cans At h!ein's.
For all kinds Of carpenter tools g
to The Racket.
Wauted-2OO cords OF wood, al
Cole & Nixon's.
Mrs Barroll Is visiting her dlr.htc.
at Poplar Blun.
All kinds and prices of underwear 4;
--lHE EAuklT.
buy your groceries At Klcin's, fresh
goods and low prices.
Mrs. NJ. H. Smith went TO ST LOU,
Tuesday on a short Wit.
Boys suits, all sizes aud prices.
tins KAcNtr.
MIS-. j. II, Bridwcll OF Charleston
Is visiting Mr, = >. Smith
Clay, Buck & Fleming have money
to loau on real estate security.
School books and school supple. at
Alrs. Peiiy's book aud news store.
Miss Lnla Ciirkso1 Ia, gone home
t. Charleston to spcnd a few days.
h-s. Mary Gon of Fred rickDowu Is
the Guest OF Mrs. Maker TIN, week
A dollar saved is dollar made
Bay your sewing machines al Tc.Iey's.
AIR. Dave u. IIridirbufg took charge
ot tle 81. Francois Hotel un the lot
lust.
George Cenuyer Of Bsnue Tcrrc was
IN town Sunday and Monday Of lhi.
week.
Mics Anna buck gave a delightful
Halloween party hast "Wednesday cv.
cning
W. G. Estes hr, started new hack
'iuc between Pennington aud Flat
River.
New stock Of Watches, 10 gold, Ill.
yer aud filled eases, at popular prices
At Tctley's.
W. u. Clyec, Bird Smith, j. z.
Cayce aud Joe Parks went to 81. Louis
Tuesday.
Misses Minnie and Louise Herbsl
entertained number Of their fiiends
Halloween.
We solicit trade from the mines.
Goods delivered free OF charge.
vis Il sprot,.
Pipkin g. Swink have a number Of
desirable residences and farms forsuie,
MI good bargains.
Carson Woods, a student at Colum.
bia University, spent Icw days with
home folks this week. ...
The Misses Clarjy, accompanied by
Misses Minnie aud Zelda Slack, came
down from st, Louis Monday.
Our stock Of dry goods u eompis,p.
Come snd see US. Que price for all.
DAVIS & SpRurT.
Mrs. John Eggcrman, sister of MTS
Sd. Zeher of this place, died II het
bomc In Bonnie Tefre last week.
Lillian Rstclle, daughter of X. l..
and Emma Smith, died October o.
1900, aged years, 8 months aud IL
lays.
The second football team a Garlic
on College viii 60 TO Irontou next
saturday TO play the High School team
here.
Mrs. George Rutherford. who has
,eeu In the sauitatIum at Aabvfile, N.
=, is visiting her father, Itr George
". Williams.
Domestic, New Home. Household.
Wheeler & Wilson, and other standard
iewiBg Mashines n Tesley's at the
vwest prices.
The Farmiagtsn Band was engaged
o snrsIsh music for The iscpnbIicaa
ally at pc,osi Saturday. AZ uaaal
hey '.made a hif.s
We arc pleased 10 learn that Fros. |
4. IL. Frank of Elmwood Seminary L |
onvsicscipg, snd hope be viii soon
. able To resume bis duiIcs.
Parties having bought season tick
u fur The ChIpn Mnsical and Enter.
csnrse mag call 81 chy Drug
lore and exchange same Tor reserved |
asl tickets ior the ceprse,
Mr. =. n. Chandler left Taesdav
" q sonr "a The Southeast to gather
NH spscimsnx for thr State Iioflisoi.
..,.t ...ux4. -. =. Al = n - a - -. &. ~
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Un the 18th uit., the Board Of Al,
dcrmeu passed an ordinance granting
to the BELL Telephone Company the
right 10 run It's line Into and establish
M Office In Pennington for It's long
distance system, but restricting {, from
doing local exchange business. 1t
appears that the company objected 10
the latter clause, and BOW say they
will not run their line iato town, bat
40 around Il. Last Thursday night
there vas another meeting OF the
board, and the question Of reconsider.
log the matter came up, but the Board
infused to reconsider or make any fur
tber concession TO the Company.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo pulnc Tablets.
All druggists refund The money Il Il
fails TO cure. u. ". Groves sigma
lure b on each box. Price 20 cents
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Between this time and the Holiday
Charles Gicfse will make a reduction
Of $lJ0 on alt suits under $50 90;
aud reduction Of 81 90 on all suils
over $1,000.
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Free Travelling Library No. Is.

Books free 10 every rcsi,lani .. Farm .=.fTII.,.
! ise -:55 VINO viii observe the rules il
regard to books aud library hours
Please cut out the list Cor reference
Mrs. Fisher Is librarian. The libm,,
hours ARE from 10 10 o'clock, Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday. Cal
and get a book, aud enjoy tho library
while VIC have t..
JUVENILE.
I. F,ffy Fapious stories RctolA.
,. old Crock Stories.
>. Pioneers.
4. cnbfe.
.. Artist BoaE IN American History.
Q. AuhElstTnas at ElS,s's Grandmother
?. Erie; or Little By Iittio.
v Tpdtne. .A ,
g. robf Tyler :or Ten Weeks With Circus
10 sftsfses Of co'oniaic Children.
"a! TIE TIgsr Iluntar.
v. Captain January.
10. Tas Irca star.
II. seaside and wayside.
rs. Lsstih facy's wonderful Globe.
%. FOR Conscience sake.
a0 FICTION.
AZ. Paste Jewels.
" a Daughter of Roth.
-. Ills Grace Of Esmonde.
-. Thnss Dale Girls.
"a. Red roitags.
n. THE liaisfons. Vol. l.
~. The ifaistnns. Vol. !.
~. John ward, Preacher.
n. Folks srom pjxie.
". The Ifonurnbie rete. sterling.
az. Poor Human Nature.
n. Pbrosa.
70. Ths a.se Of silas iapaam
~. The etsprf Lane war
q children Of this aiists
10. Conzuelo.
~. Tom 8ruHan.
~. Ths wrong nnx.
Is. A Little Joarney To HE World
ss. tinaef tha Rea Robe.
~. ssgfor agnaiaini'a sioce.
nIsro.r.
~. Charles the First.
%. Charles the second.
TRAVEL.
q. Eastrrn sonrnsys.
II. Isxrtnrs's Heritage.
a. m fadia.
SIT.
iH. FaHsous Eur0paaa artists.
o.. THE standard opr-a GLASS.
RELIGION.
%. ons Thousand aud uns Thoughts rvz,
NJ Library
". Let ts fesIew IifH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
q. educational ksform.
~. taserieaH JsSss an1 Anfcaoses.
q. This small Fruit Cnifnvixs.
~ IJ@asfs srunrHur Kitchen
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STOPS THE COUGH
and Works OF the Gold.

Laxative Bruno. Qulnlnc Tablets cur,
u cough in Que day. No cure no pay
Price 25 cent?.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Abstracts of till1 furnished on shor,
notice 10y ripkin & Swink, or If you
Nant 10 buy or sell a piece VI real
estate, call on them. They have some
very desirable farm and town property
iuf sale.
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Bring Us your eggs, butter, chickens
aud all kinds Of produce. We pay
the highest market price In cash or
trade, DAVIS & SPROIT.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Mlss Gene Baker, who has been Wis.
iiiug relatives sud friends near Libcr.
iy,iIlc, returned last week to her home
at llpisipglun, Kan.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Rev. J. Leslie Allsworih, who bas
accepted the cal! u! The Presbyterian
Church at this place, preached last
Sunday, aud will hold services regu-
mrly from this time on.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Order your fall aud Writer suits ~
once uf Charles Giersc. Until The
holidays he offers n reduction Of 81 81
un all $1,000 suits aud ~ 20 ou an
suits over s2O 90. Can and see his
line line Of piece goo h.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Mr. A. II Bak or Of IIoisington,
Kan, has returned home after a y,iil
TO relatives near Libeiiyville.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Yoi o.ll enjoy the entertainment Of
the Genital Picture rlay Co, at the
Opera House on the 18th. Don't fail
10 attend. Admission zoe aud Soc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Charles Gicrse, the merchant tailor,
will make large reductions on all suiis
oriercd between uow and the holidays
--sl.j0 on s2O 90 suits and 81 90 on
suits over ego 90. His stock Of piece
goods is first class N every particular.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Don't fail to attend the Central Tie
ture l'lay Company entertainment at
the Opera House on tho 18th. II l.
the drst and ono of the best Of the To-
cal Union Musical and Entertainment
Course. Tickets on sale at City Grug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Dr.. S. 7. Rufincr, after mature de-
liberation, declines the call TO the Troy
Presbyterian Church. Sucs looking
over the field he dnds the charge too
heavy for his state of health, and on
this ac,nuut he will g. East for few
months rest before taking up other
work. lie is much pleased With the
people of Troy aud his hearty rceCp.
iiun, aud regrets his inability to takl
The woTk. Troy Free Press.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08
Farmington Times
oouaTY OFFICERS.

THURSDAY, NOV. 3. 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

There 80 Prohibition for
for the Progressive peorhS "a fol Soc Ia
The proposition sfrour
VIII give Ulcers mex wek
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

farninston, Oct. 2slh, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

The town Of ktvius was incorporated
list Monday with the following board
Of Trustees: j. G. Houser, r. j. Cain,
J u. Gale, o. +. Ilansbroush ani +.
II Suhrc. The petition ior incurpo-
ration was signed by nearly every tax
payer in the town. IL would BE- a
good thing II the other towns in the
Fiat River Lead district would follow
the example set By Elyins.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-08

Parties having bought season tick
cts fur The ChIpn Musical and Enter.
iainmBni Course MAJ call 81 chy Drug
Store and exchange same Tor reserved
seal tickets fsr the conrse.