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The state herald., 1900-01-19

"You advertised for an experienced of
flee boy. SIR We'll are you that kind
of u boy?" Yes sir. DO you mean you
in getting out of it2'
The state herald., 1900-01-19

Does your wife let YOU sit In the easy
chair rhc gave you chriStmasT' NO,
she sits In that. but now ! get To rit
Ia the one she gave me last year
The state herald., 1900-01-19

''Your bookkceper Is subject to fits OF
III humor. isn't hep NO: he has widely
isolated attacks of amiability."
The state herald., 1900-01-19

I believe piso's Cure isthe only medicine
that will cure consumption.-Anna III.
Ross, Williamsport, Pa, Nov. ", '95.
The state herald., 1900-01-19
.,,,.,.,r..,i IN, wor,J
Mexican Match Factories.

waiter nsEef o.. It'd, Dorchester. Mss, afe
the lATge. Mir. nf CasOa and Churnaie In The sufd
The state herald., 1900-01-19

Nearly every member of the Russian
,.nperial family rides a bicycle.
The state herald., 1900-01-19

We mean al that rich. dark
color your hair used to have.
But there is no need Of mourn
ing over it. for you Can find it
,s,ia.
Ayers Hair Vigof alw,ys &c.
stores color to gay hair. We
know exactly what We arc say.
ing when We use that word
",lv,ys."
Il makes the hair grow heavy
and long. too: takes out every
Bit Of d,ndru6. and stops fall
ing Of tho hair. Keep it on
your dressing table and use it
every day. ,lss srtr,. Al e~rr'...
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
Docket Probate Court
JANUARY TERM. JAN. n.

JANUARY TERM, JAN. "a. I1oi.
Estate ~ Mar !. Iatim3r, minor. a. I.
Nixon. Curator
Estate Cora d Conway, ct al, minors, GoJn
D. Conway. guardian.
Estate Rsems Plgg. minor. J. II. MaluRon.
curator.
Estate Geo. y. shansr. minor, a. n. Boss.
curator.
Estate Of James y. wescoat. deed, u. d.
I4edbetter, admir-.
ESTATE Frank }. Pratt. minor. I'D ID. Tur.
ley, curator.
Estate Josaph Cownn. insane. J. G. West.
over, Euard'n.
Estate OF james Highiey. deed. James W :.
iiiRslieT, aam'r.
Estate Of Fideila Wood, decd, John Wood
Administrator,
Estate OF I@teT ~. Pratt, minor. Merrill
ISpgin. yUrttnr.
q tate at Patrick Mciausillia ct 81, minor,
Eva.ine Mclaughlin, Kuari'n.
Estate at 4. T.. yeafgnin, decd, John ".
Na1rnAin. admir-,
ESTATE Of VIM II. bryan. deed. Charles
u gan. anm'r.
Estate Of FRED Groves. minor, J. G. Long.
curator.
Esiats Of Elizabeth Owens. deed. Mike
May. admir-.
Estate Of Jool zolman. deed, j. r. zolnan
ana J.. \. Gossett. adm re.
Estate OF N. 4. Kvans. deceased, W. n.
Estais ii Mabel wysei ct al. minors. !.
A.. Cayee, CUrutor.
Estate Of Mary iirearton. m'aor. a. %.
JERE y. GogsoM. Judge.
q. q, WILSON. Clefk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
Pia:lrG the Blame Of The 3 CT War

Commau n { Suyma u, formerly On
the Boer General DcWct's staff, WIN
r,ccully arrived In this country, In
,ung ic view puhli-hrd In las, sun
dy's dai.ics. among 9th Z things said:
"ln common With all the ether
Bocre, do not blame the British pco-
pie Tot ihi, war. can understand
hat they are heartily sick Of Il, but
hat thcir pride can brook no defeat
tpr their army, and now That they have
uttered upon the Wal they want their
q q to come out Triumphant. | DO
rot blame the English people, I say,
,ui and all the other Boers so blame
he English Statesman who led their
,untry into the struggle Mt the bshcst
II the men vino have most to gain By
he war--men like Rhodes, nell, Rob
Jason and ulher political Famblers,
who owo the gold and diamond fields
# South Africa.
These art thu men who brought
N the war, deliberately. maliciously
aud with as precise planning ~ Il they
we're negotiating for the purchase or
,mnlgamalion of several mines
"l,hodes Is the mat who plunged
England into this war. and Rhodes u
the man who will gain most by Il.
lla Is the man who Is hailed as the
great empire builder.
III say thst Rhodes will yet be
called the Empire destroyer
''Now he 1aiters the British by call
Ing their flag the greatest commercial
asset in the world: some day, not
many years distant, he will tear down
that fsg 10 South Africa and repisce
II with one Of his own desiSn.
"Rhodes loves the English nation
with an affection that hiss the marks
Of pounds, shiliings aud pence written
in every Gbre of Il Aud England
then viii not deserve any pity.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
COOK ISLANDS ANNEXED.
Great Eritaia Takes Formal res@eW
sIon af Them 81 the Heaurpt
of the Chtrfs.

On October 3, last. the governor Of
New Xea,and land d en- the Cook
islands sud formally annexed them to
the British empire Of the unanimous
request Of the chiefs and people. For
u years the islands have bsrn under
tae protection OF Great Britain and
every enactment OF the native lcgls-
liurs has had to receive the approval
Of the British resident at Raratouga
before being regarded a law. Bui
there has never been any formal an
nexaiion Of the group and the natives
are probably delighted 10 have that
ceremony carried eat.
The Islands, lying far southeast OF
Samoa, are Oft the usua. lines of steam
sr traffic. and most Of their trade IL
carried on with New Z.nIens and New
South Walks. They properly bear the
name OF the great Navigator Cook. for
he discovered tbs greater part Of the
group on his second journey In i77s. and
made them better known In his voyage
Of i77T Cook named one Of She Islands
iieTvcy island. and the missionaries who
scttled there somehow got into The
habit Of applying the name Hrrvey 10
the whole group. and to-day they are
called indiGeren,ly, the Cook or II ,rvey
Islands.
All Of them are coral islands. mt 4
only little way above the tra level. ex-
eep' Raratanga, the largest and mos,
popalouS, whose volcanic mountain
rises to a height OF 4.c00 feet. Kara,
tonga Is one Of the pearls Of the south
seas. and Is rich IN oil the products OF
the southern archipe.agoss The na.
tives have long us q cotton cloth ms
money, but coin Is now likely to be In,
.rodueed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
West Point hazing.

The rcecnt death Of former cadet
IIOoz, alleged To have been the result
Of injuries received 10 ''hazing' al
West Point = year OF more sincr, hss
stirred up u goud deal OF a Fanpus,
and the affair Is being investigated by
d military conrt- martial. Cadet Frauk
ksllar OF tbs place Is mixed up 10 Il
he being Tho ono selected by his class
70 call on, Boos and engage him IL
The fight In which IL il claimed. a!oae
allh other hazlng practices, BIO re-
ecised iujnrics thai weFs responsible
Tor bis death. Ia his testimony before
the court frank said:
II was chosen by COMMITTEES Of
my ella 6, 'call oa. cadet 10 81
c ne he disohcycd the orders u,be
cspornl 4 The guard aud made io.o
hsu ,em,rls g M upper cisss mhn
{ was told 10 weigh Ia snd turned
81 oundS. 30 u was ij2 pounds
lie was taller than | aud had longer
srach.
eve s,riprel 10 TO The waisI, - CON
iinued the wiimsa. '.apd ms seconds
,uId INC | had tough customer 70
aeci, and luId me 10 do my best
For chs FIRST thirty sceaids sflrr l.ir
taIl u time B0ux showed little dglss,
~ be struck me several times abcn.
the Shoulders | struek him andcr
the li.ii eye, cutting Il slightly. Afiaf
this he turned hss back and kept rua-
aiag away. ! Frequently told him %
iaee me pg | wonld hii him Ii The back
. ID | did has Lsn g couple u times
under the right Mrm.
lis the second round ,hoaglt be
.s'as going 70 PIT up a iighs aiaer I'll.
bus he InmsdIs,cly began running
sgain. struck bim III the tight eye
sad then on the stomach iIe wanl
down altogether. although u bior
was ma. knock dawn nor . knock.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

The Ironion Eigle says that 900
men are employed at IIon Moupsain
Ava Hayden, little s-ycar.old cir
of kcasc,,, has picked $3.50 pound
Of colios this season.
Maggie Hughes Of Wayne count,
was burned 10 death las, week by he
sloihes catching on arr 81
J. II. Teuaicn q 10 BE- banged n
kennest on Jaanars assh. lie Wa,
sonvicted of killing his step, ninl he
and her four ehilirun and barnIn,
sheir bodies.
Joseph Loible Of Perry county wa,
srushed 10 death ON the i3th by som'
timber that was being sai-cd iar hi
new barn slipping AMI crishing him q
tho ground.
On the 10Th WilIiaas and Gcorg.
Henson and thoir wives gSt Into qasr
vel To which George WIS stabbed BY
Ihc fofmcr aud frh dead inla hi
moihcr's arms. The murderer u /,
ftii.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
COMMON CACTUS.
One That Lived Seven Years undss
n sealed Glass Case In
Bertha.

One of the commonest of cae,l In
g-rdena Is the Echinopsls mnltiplex.
a small snhglobular species. with ays
or six sharp ribs. and sparsely sprln.
killed. with few clusters OF long, blacl.
Spines on che sharp sdgtE of the ribs.
II sends up occasionally large, white
tubular fiowg, which, Ike 81 many
Of the family, opens at night and soon
withcrr away. In Germany a druggist
named Ludwig Rust placed speei-
men under a sealed glass seven years
ago, aud II Is said 20 be yet In a
thriving condition." TO the surprise
OF the Heientiflc men of berlin, who
are puzzled TO know where Il obtains
Its carbonic acid from. Many sugges-
fions are advanced as to the source
OF this element. So far rs the pub.
lisbed account goes, however. there
Is no Indication that the specimen was
weighed before II was enrascd or
weighed after it's seven years of en-.
tombmcnt--uo evidence. II may Ne
said, that any earbonic acid was alb.
Eorbed. II Is just as likely to be- g
ease OF dormaney. u Is now well nm
derStood that In the absence Of ex.
citing causcs dnrmancy in vegetation
may be retained indefinitely.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

Yellow transparent, EARLY Harvest.
Bcaons and Other sorts grow well. and
arc comparatively FREQ sFoiS INSECTS.
have noiiccd In the last four years
thai ,lr demand far exceeds tho sup
ply.
OF the Water sorls which seem 10
do hest. viii mention the Zen Davis,
Cane, MissoaIi pippin, Mlnklcy, Wins-
sap aud think the Ingram will be Of
home To this SOFT, Of The late fall the
Jonathan, Grimes Golden Pipin asd
Rome beauty do tinely. There are
also lot OF seedlings that are very
promising, especially variety called
the Nixonitc or Baine.
The Pear deserves special mention
here 10 my opinion this Is The cash
est fguit TO grow Ia this scetlon---less
work ard more pay. OF course you
must have the right varieties, and |
guess The hirfer is about right; Of least
until The others are more folly tested.
have come 10 iha conclusion, AFTER
80 years observation 10 this State, lha,
the pear tree only needs cultivation
while Il IL yoang-ssy 2 10 . years
then seed down 10 grass, Of, better,
plaat TO strawberries after tho second
years cultivation, and never break mp
the ground again. You will get good
return from your strawberries for sew
eral years, and yoa viii not walt long
lor tho kieicr TO bear SAY 3 years. |
saw several Swear trees bearing bush
81 each per tree aud more. Al the
rate saw 6 and S-ycar trees bear this
ycar, aR acre Of 200 trees would yield
|. goo bushels. aud yet there are very
few pears grown in this section. I
have noticed this part Of the State more
particularly from Victoria 10 Lutesyille
over the belmont branch, aud IRON
Bismarck to Piedmont, Wayne county.
on the main liBe. When NE ,hiuk Of
the long season TO handle this fruit, aud
the demand there is Tor pears, u Is a
wonder there are not more pear orch
ards planted. ] was talking to one
merchant 10 Kansas City this fall. aud
be remarked tina, be would need for his
trade u carloads.
| ! want 10 call the attention Of fruit.
growers again TO I, summer Apple Ms
a commeiciil enterprise | have been
langaged In the nursery business Tor 20
Iyears, aud have grown millions 0f APP
pie trees, bat have never yet sold q
commercial orchard Of summer apples /;
neither do know OF one. have been
,sked repeatedly by wholesale dealers
u frni: in Chicago and other places Il
knew where they could buy early ap.
piles, aud | have never been able Ia
give them The desired information.
Now, II seems to me that fruit grower
q this section could make good thing
II Il II he should plant yellow Trans
parent IN 40 TO GO acre orchards, 50 a.
20 ship out in carload lots. This yaTi.
Hy always commands a good price IN
he market. Mir. lIili Doughty, an OBJ
servant fruit grower, thinks this variety
grows 10 perfection here, aud Il Ger
laiuly does, from the fine specimens he
gave me this summer.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
aTHE c0MM0Erg. /"
The psper 10 be Published b. Tm. =
Brysn at Iiacoln. Neb.

Mr.. Vim. j. Bryaa gAse ont The
following interview on December I5i
III have for several years had ~
contemplation The establishment Of a
weekly newspaper and this seems M
oppofiuhe iime Tor undertaking IL.
Intending 10 devote my He 10 tie
rudy aud discussion OF public qnes-
iioas, have chosen this method be.
cause il viii best accomplish the pur-
pose which | have IN view. Through
such paper | shall be able TO keep
! 10 touch with social, economic aud
political problems. Tbs paper will At
the same time. II successful, pfoylJe
an income sufficient for my pccuaiary
needs, aud this kind Of work viii al.
low me- more time with my family
than have been able 10 enjoy for
several years past.
II expect TO leelaso. occasionally,
especially 10 college towns where
can speak TO slndesis, bui my princi.
pal work will be done With the pen, OF
perhspa should say, with the pencil.
"The paper will be called Tbs
ComDonrr, aud viii defend The prin.
ciplrs ~, forth IN the Kansas City plat
form. The first issue will appear n
JANUARY. shall be editor aud pub
Usher"
We take pleasure 10 announcing l1
The public and oar patrons TIM, NC vii
club "Tbe Commoner' with TIM
rrnKs, sending both papers oae yeaI
for $3.50.
No travelling canyasscB will be en-
1 ployed by Sit. Began for bis paper
which announcement Is made by hiu
to protect the public trUm prelende,
| agcnts.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

Frank James Is being urged by bis
friends for doorkccpcr ui the mex, House
If Representatives of this State. just
why Mr.. James shorld be made door
keeper or given any other public posi-
ton by the Democratic party is uoI
clear. Since bis surrender aud &C.
quiltal as an outlaw, for all we know
To the contrary, he has made an cxem-
plary citizen, and for this be is 10 be
commended; but that il no reason why
the Democrats should take him up and
honor him with m important public
position.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
wowsn's cIsb In monoIula.

Unique among wonen's clubs, per
haps. Is that which was launched ave
years ago in Honolulu ard ia new re.
ported 20 be at last on Arm footing.
II was started by an Americnn school
teacher, who was wont to invite young
women to her homo onee week for
inforHal conversation on some topic,
The ouigfowth was fuiI-hcdeed club
OF "a members, most Of them being
Hawaiians, with z mixture. however,
Of Chinese and Portuguese. The pres
ilcnt this year Is chinese girl. who
wears her quaint national costume
when she fllls the official chair.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
whlpplas pss.s.
rrom Ths "a iouis rus, fsspaisi,,

Fron IRIS % lonls FDn .psspaish
These jsurnais IN lbs reiIe.l Slate
which hsse bren ~gksMs for tho whip
ping psst viii perhaps be ss,ssnrsicd Ii
the case at Fulton, Ma. In which tws
negroes were cIlargrsl whh 1,eaijn:
aud sentenced 10 rix anil foas asooshr
sspprisona,cns Tespcctisriy. Tho ns
grses proposed that In lltu vi beia:
ssnpsiseacd they b whipped. 'ri,eI
popossi was nvpepted and ihns zach
ypoolvsd 70 lashes wllh rawhids ana
were n good barnDr whsn they d.
pssse1 tos Msxice, No.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

The river aud harbor bill, which was
completed by the committee having II
In charge last Friday, calls for the Sec
ond largest expenditure on record for
this character of w1rt-abuut 500
600, 900. About sI2, OUO, 900 Of this
goes TO the Mississippi river aud lis bar
bors. The Missouri river comes la fot
shout s34U, OO0, the GasconAde and
Usage $40, 900 each.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

England now fears that Cape Col
ouy may rise In rebellion, grat many
Dutch residents having already joined
the Beers. "a responsible eoIonis,,
who recently made tour Of the col
oBy," says a correspondent AT Cape
Town, "dcclarcs that ninety per cent
OF the Dutch are simply waiting iur
tho appearance Of a rcsourceiul leader
10 rebel -
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

Senator Hanna threatens mn extra
session Of Congress II the present see.
sion doesn't pass bis syndicate ship
subsidy grab Of 1900, 900, 900. There
Is good deal VI the highwaymau' :
method TO force his victim 10 cough
M" 10 Hanna.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

The Hay. rauncefoic canal treaty
with the DAVIS amendment was Tuiilird
by the Senate last Thursday by vU,s
OF So 10 1s. II England doesn't ac-
ccdc TO the amendment the United
States may pass bill ior building the
Nicaragua canal without reference 10
any European power.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

A good resolve Cor the New Year, TO
make aud keep, Is the Golden Rule,
''Do unto others as You would haze
them do onto You" What happy
year Il would provo to the world Il thai
preeept were faithfully carried uut.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

Considerable interest Is felt among
The friends OF tie several aspirsnis for
Speaker OF the next Missouri House Of
Representatives,. AIR, whiIcco,ion Of
Monroe county, who was defeated for
the position two years ago, appears to
be leading the other candidates, and
claims that he win have majority on
tho frat ballots but Mr.. Dickinson Of
Henry county j. said to have a strong
following, and Mr. Hackney Of jasper,
Alr. Stewart of Knox, and MIR. lIamil
ton Of Davicss, have following. and
are doing some quiet but energetic
work. Several who have been men
TONED for Speaker have announced
themselves out of the race, and two OF
three sf those named may drop out be-
fore the election comes off.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

Congressman DcAfmond Hays 'As.
Bryan Is remarkably able man, a
man who combines more grea, Guali'
ties With fewer bad qualities than any
other man In public life to-day"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

fAAH-Afs 'tfAfNfFA NAAta
On Tuesday, January 10, 1901,
between the hours ~ uino O'Clock in the
snreno1n ana I'VE o'clock IN the afternoon
~ that day. at the Court tInGs~ duar 90 tho
city OF Farniinmnn, County o. ~, francois
and stale Of Missouri. and durinn tlIa sss
uf 81. Francois, sell at pub..c auction all
the interest OF Felix g. Alien, deceased. IN
nnG 10 the following Described eat estate.
situate, lying ard being IN tue county OF
NJ. trnn,oiz eud state OF Missouri. tn.wit
All ~ those portions Of Eiias Coen sur
vcy No. l5is aud william Murphy surrey
az. commonly known rs the steRal tract
BEGINNING at Thomas y MrMuiiin's land
running thence north e degrecs west - ~
chains; thence south degrees west 70 ~
chains TO WTiRht's land ghsnre south ~
degrees west u n chains 10 Doughty y ifnd
thence north degrees east s.55 chains to a
stone. thence south ~ degrees east z ri,
chains 80 n stone IN center OF PrFriac road
thence north degrees east = "a rLalna 20
tho beginning, CO ltaining nifty ana one
hundredth aces. Also Eve acres in tdld
klias poon survey No, 1915, beginning at
the southwest corner of the land conveyed
O5 ". T.. Cayce nud wife 10 Thomas n. Nc
u. e chains; theme north ~ degrees west
D a. cuains, ihrnce south ~ degrees 4. -
chains to the beginning.
TERMS-tNFe ave ner cent OF tho pur.
CHASE money cash In hand balance a credit
OF six MONTHS. purchaser 10 give note with
approved security.
JAMES y. ALLEN. Admir-.
December u, 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
Adninistrator,a Notice.

xosire ss hereby xiyen that ietfsxs Of NJ
uiafstrafiufl ~efa kfsnteH 70 TIE Hndss.
9iwaaa s,y Itsn Probate ttDarf OF ri. FfaucUxa
r0nntr. Missouri. u4aer stass Of nsrcsibas
d. izes, on the estate ~
W. Il. s;insuS psxsd.
Al gssrNusi l,asipg eialnss against said ~
tate are Required 70 extt;nit tbefa 70 tbs Al:
frnEl the date uf said ietttra. or hey May
IN prtciH<as1 ffum aay heue1t VI s1jsi ex,
rate ans III moi mxltHlfeA for allowances
wittan tKe ears t!saf VIII - f.Euyer txzrrea
WI IL. 4UtfHats
Dec. ia. s2on. fubitf AdfutBlsssatuk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

xofico 10 hereby given that this under
signed. Administration ef ttH estate 81
sAsfEs O. WILLIAMS. Deed
WIN make anal snsfiesnsHs ~ sald estate a
tho nexg term ~ the Probate noWns ~ w
Francois rsyrssfr, sffszDuFt. "a b. heEln sn<
held III thu Court Rouse In Furnlnxtnn. II
said connty. on shs paccna Monday IN Jan
naTy xa9l. -. !.
p%reintn I q. k1sn. admir-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

May the New Year and tbs new cen
iary dawn happily on all readers OF
TuE TIMKs, aud be hlIed With iahh,
hope, love aud prosperity.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

ous blow slr lay on sia Rrosnd aud
was connied cut.
~ went nr TO biw and shook hands.
| said hoped hs had no III feelings
toward me, and no sald No. aad
smiled .
Other cadets testified ihas fcox Yves
mol bit hard enough 10 knock him
down.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

Thr seven occupations open TO wosn-
en- IN 1859 were itarhing, needlewerk,
keeping hoardsrs. factory working,
typesetiing. bookkeeping ane domestic
service. Four hundred are open to
them tD-tiay.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
Notice to Contractors
d 10 and Builders.


Notice b. hereby given that the contract
for building ana completing an Arrhed
cuivert on the public roae known as nj
vision strset, in Bonns Tesre. near =. A.
Beuhsm's shop, with BE- lat fc pablic out
cry to iiia lowest ana beat bidder, on
Monday. December "a, 1900,
at tins coart House door. IN the city Of
Farninaton. betweea the hours Of ten
o'riock a. IA and 8 o'clecg ., N, Of that
tsay; the contractor to iurfish all material
and labor. and al work TO be done IN az.
rordanre with the plan and specifications
on fic IN the Coansy Clerks eifiee and in
tha once OF r. s. Denham. nj lonHa Terre.
THE contractor will bs required 10 give
boau WITH approved security In double tho
amount of his bid, payabss 20 the County
tor the faithful performance of the work.
The County Court y-servee the right 10 re-
tcct any OF AL bids.
sAa'I. I. AsBrRY. 90. Surveyor.
and Road and bridge Commissioner.
November %. 1870.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

Congress adjourued last Friday foi
the holidays, TO reeoBscre on January
Sd.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

Senator PeiiigTcw Of South Dakota
says Hanna's ship subsidy bill will not
be passed during the present session q;
congress II he can prevent It.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice II nerany given that tho under.
sixasd. txecafGr vi tine estate Of
A. r.. YKARGsNs. Deceased.
wiz make fus. settlement oil said estate
at fise naxf term uf the f.robate CuUrt oil
81 ffunrois cqunfy. Missouri. 20 ne teHnE
ana heid Ut the Crart flousa In Farming
too ~ saiu county. ON the sssond Monday
j1aS W. rEARGaS. Eserutos.
gstepnlaser ri. iseja4
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27

81. Louis viii have TO hustle u she
raises that So, goo, GOO local Fair fond
by January isi.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-12-27
Notice Of Administrators Sale,

Notice q tvrruT given. that by rtue ~
nn order OF the Probate Court ~ the NounTy
Of scott ana state nf Missouri. made 81 tho
November term thereof ana on the 18Th
day 81 November, 100. I, James y. Alien.
Administrator OF the estate OF Felix &
Alien. 9erea sss1 will.