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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28

Arc yeu dull and siupidF do you
miss the snap, yim aud energy that
were once yonrs9 You need few
doses of that great system regulator,
prickley Ash Bilicrs. For revIvIug
strength and energy, increasing the ca.
pacity Of the body for work. Il Is a
remedy Of the highest order. Sold by
Mccormick Drug Company.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28
The Republican newspaper, Of

The Republican newspapers Of the
4 2Wear t" be ccn'c'jng their hrc
Am. J. Stone. Ne is the man
They fear more than any other Mis-
'Ouii Democrat. You will always fluid
the most rocks and stick under the
best apple tree.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28

Admiral Dewey has formally with
drawn bis candidacy sor President, ADD
Gays be will uoi be candidate for sec.
ond place on the Democratic ticket.
His candidacy was great mistake
The American people Iowa hero, aud
they samire Dewey ior his gress success
as q aasai eoDmLpdsr, but they never
I'D regard him seriously ns a nan
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28

Notes h hereby given 20 all persons inter
ested IA rss estate 81
>. W. YOUsT, D<ccnsed,
that thr undersigned. AdD1ntsfyufor NJ suif
estate viii make d nnai settiexnenf Thereof
a. the next term uf the Fn1tete upoFt 81 ~
vi thu Court House IN FnrmIn6tou. In naI<
county. On the second Honany ~ Juty, inH
June :. ~.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28

iasuFe Your health 10 prictly Ash
Biiiers. !, regulates the sysiem. pro-
notes good appetite. suund sleep Aaa
cheerful spirits. Sold BY Mccormick
Dug comrauy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-06-28
Administrator Notice.

Notice Il hereby given that letters Of aa .
ninisfratiOn were granted 10 th,. under
signed 10y the Probate Court Of ~. Francois
county, Mo-, dated ihr 18th dny Of MAY
iino, On the estate OF
=, q. BROi KHAN, Deceased
Ah Istrsuns having claims against salt
estate are required 10 exhibit them 10 the
Administrator tor allowance Within On t.
year from the date ~ said letters or they
may br preCindrl fiOm any bfnpnt ~ sald
estate, ana II not exhibited for allowance.
within twO YEAR fr1m the da;p ~ said ltt d.
trTa. they VIII t. forever harrpii
WM. ~. iutNg,
June a. rae. Futile NtlmtutstuttoF
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov (speciaD-Wheat prices gained
nc to-day and held IT. this too in spite of weak
opening and OF bearish of advices from Ar
gentina There was improved cash demand
with decidedly better relative prices for the KAN
sas wheat. and with shipping sales not less than
100000 bushels. Nothing had as much influence
with the speculator the relative frmness of the
hard Kansas variety. which has been selling at
6c under the contract here. but which to-day sold
at less. SIC under. December opened at ?sAc. sold
between 73c bid and 1870 Sellers and closed at
73%c. The November only sc under the De-
celnber. Liverpool was unchanged. The Argen-
tire cable which occasioned the early dip In prices
declared that crop losses OF late had been exag-
gerated, and that the damage proving as
serious anticipated. Russian advices were also
rather bearish. the final official crop estimate
showing the largest wheat yield since 1886 The
days Western receipts were light, the primary
total coo bushels less than last Fridays. Ar
gentine shipments were only $4,000 bushels; clear
ances $1,000 bushels: the weeks. s,355 900
bushels. Flour was rather weak Minneapolis
claiming three-quarters of its milling capacity
would be closed Monday.
Small stocks and light receipts advanced the
nearby futures OF corn and they helped the de-
ferred. November closed &c Thursday the
December and May nc over November closed at
Ssazc; December. 35tsc, and the May. 361zc. The
November advance the feature. The inspection
was only 26 cars: to-morrows estimate, S25. There
vas good demand for cash. but not much busi-
ness accomplished only 100 900 bushels Lake rates
We're up Sc to 11zc. Liverpool I'D lower;
clearances. 62sO0o bushels. Argentine shipments
we're $4,000 bushels Phillips is the bull factor in
the November and December. The weather, how
ever is expected 70 prove the important considera-
tcn
Oats were kept steady by the other grains, to-
nights prices &c TO Nc Thursday; November,
Ahazlfsc; December, 221sc. and the May 24c There
were only 1o3 and 95 estimated for Saturday.
The December holders are changing to May, pay
ing l7sc difference. The cash demand has been i'm
proved this week; seaboard clearances to-day were
100 bushels
Flaxseed firm for spot and November. but
easy for the May. The cash prices were 1c to Sc
hisher; the May &c lower The cash closed at 81 49,
uhs November and December at 81 70, and the May
Al u Y sellers. At the three points there were
1sz cars. against 197 last year
PROVISIONS were easy, the general list losing
snshtly and the November prices considerably
mere continues each day less selling of
- -Io through commission people by the Cudahys
-hsy are supposed TO be letting go the line they
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

COACHMAN-U'seful German: single: thor
oughiy understands horses and carriages:
tend furnaces. can milk, best references.
COACHMAN. care Schultz. Is Bethune-sJ.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

BUTLER. vALET.-Japanese; experienced;
recommended, refined family. EwACA-
OIL. Al East l9th-g-
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Financial meetlnns

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No. l93 Eroatway ENew York. October 9Th 1900
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Share
holders OF the Manhattan Railway Company will be
held at the COMPANY Office No 95 Broadway Manhat-
tan Borough; New York City. Wednesday, November
II o'clock '' -''''i'oet
A Board Of Directors the ensuing wear ,s n hA
elected, and three Inspectors OF Election. - - ~
The transfer books will be closed October
o'clock p NJ and will be reopened November 18th at
10 O'Clock A VI. ' @'' -
D. w McWIIIIAMS Secretary
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oousht a month or more ago. Provisions stocks
are small. the cash demand good bu1 lareer ra
ceipts Of hogs are looked for and lower prices.
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second-hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
EuarSnteed machinery bought and ex-
changed GDO. b EDDY. 2os Madison-st
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CLEVELAND & PITTsRuRG r.. n. co.

Office OF Secretary q Treasurer
Cleveland. o. Nov. 7th. 1900
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The regular quarterly
dividend OF ~ per upon the Guaranteed Stock
or this Company, payable December Ist prox Will be
paid and after that date the Messrs Wins
low. Laner & Company No Il Nassau ST New York
The transfer books Will closed November lOth and
reopened December 3rd, 1900 ' ~
J. e KLOss Treasurer
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COACHMAN, first class in every respect.
with very best references. is desirous OF
getting a good place: only good families
need answer. Address W. DCGGAN 669
3d-ave.
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BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, a. pTTTSRURcu
HALLWAY ~

Eew York. October II, 1900.
Ting Of the stockholders
he election Of thirteen Direc-
Election. and for the transac-
as may pertain to the affairs
held at the Company'e OF
ew York City. at . P. NJ. on
he closed from 8 p. NJ. IN
III 10 A. N. on Tuesday. No
J. II. HOCART. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
Diui6eno Notlres.

OFFICE OF THE
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
Mills Building New York. November 8.
A MEETING of the Board Of Directors.
a teld this day there declared earn
o company a dividend OF ONE PER CENT
Common Stock ct the Company. the to be paid
November 80 1900. the stockholders Of
closing OF the transfer books on November IA. 1900
the such dividend transfer books
will be closed 3 P. NJ. O
1900 and will be reopened 10 NJ November so
1900.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
By GEORGE H. EARL, Secretary.
% Wall Street.
New York November S, 1900
The transfer books Of the Voting rlstees 9r Common
Stock Trust Certificates OF the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY will close IN New Berlin
al P. M On November IA, 1900. and viii reopen
A. NJ. November 30 1900.
On November 80 1900 Voting Trustees Will be pre-
pared distribute dividend OF One Per
the Common Stock OF the Company. by
them among the parties entitled thereto,
gear Of recoTa their books when closed above.
j. p. MORGAN & CO., New York,
DEUTSCHE BANK, Berlin,
Agents for Voting Trustees.
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NEW YORK OFFICE OF
THE AMERICAN COTTON OH, CO.

% Beaver St. X. Y. City, November SIN 7eno
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pany has this day declared seml-annual dividend OF
THREE PER CENT upon the Preferred Stock Of this
Company and dividend Of THREE AND ONE-HAI.F
PER CENT upon the Common he ending
August 3lst 1900. both dividends payable December
1st 1900, at the banknghoGse Winslow,
Street. York City 0''
Transfer Books O Company will he n,
P on November 18th 1900, and Will reopened al
10 A. NJ. December 7th 1900
JUSTus E RALPH Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
q opartnersbip Notifies.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing he
tween the undersigned under the firm Peck
& Eauchhaus Is dissolved by mutual consent SamusI
Peck all liabilities and succeeds to ali
SAMUEL, w PECK
New YORK NOV eth, 1900 WM. HAUCHHAUS.
NewYork, Nov 9th, 1900.
The Wholesale BOYS Clothing Business heretofore
ried by Peck Hauchhaus viii be continued hy the
firm OF Samuel w. Peck & Co. SOC Broadway.
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ONCE rates until CLOCK p. viz: 254 SthRve.,
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ss,ISA- HOTEL ROLAND.
Tsa-s. between Madison and Park nves
Sisrn Ssrien hctel. With every consfort and CON
h1Vass. DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. 81 PER
Saai WEEK LIGHT ROOMS. WITH
so6SEps. fiz PER WEEK SUNNY
Tys,ss WITH BOARD. fi4 PER WEEK
ss,.s room has hot and cold water steam
g.. ara electric Eight Suites of two and
en,,ss fooms. with teth. References re-
frT sANSoT ga EQUALLEp Fon
'-sLS GRAMERcY PARK. Governor TIL
P,rs. mansion. Beautiful suites facing
- private bath: exceptional table
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WORK WANTED,

Male.
ASSISTANT UNDERTAKEN and en-
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sooa habits and willing TO work. Address
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ASSISTANT STEWARD.-By young man
oI good character and appearance; not
sIraa OF long hours; city references.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS Of famous peonie
nm I,5e S1d SOLD WALTER R. BENJA-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


ATTENDANT and NURSE to gentleman;
refned and faithful; best OF references
from last employer. z. kESSLER, loS
East 1eth-gt.
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billiard q POOL TABLES

0..ncIAHD .soo.a AND POOL TABLES, new and
uLRWo pnpana; lowest prices: easiest terms.
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PATENTS.

THOMAS DREW STBTSON. q Murray
81. New-York patent solicitor and expert;
established 1883. Telephone 2136 Cort-
lanat. superior foreign connections
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DvERTsEMEXTs and su6ssrptiens for Phs TrSame
north OF 3lst-st until o'clock p m adyerIisie
nants received following branch Offices at regular
once rates unt!I o'clock o M. 254 sthave: e
cor St 1882 6th-ave. l2th-st Macys 6th-ave
l4th-st.; Columbus-ave.. West
West 42d-st near Gh-ave.: % i4th-st 257 West
4oist between Ib9 East ATHEIST; lSSo
Sd-ave between 10th and 77th sts.; l.02e 3d-ave
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Ocean eteamers.

Express Service.
.HAMBURGAMERICAN
To LINE.
| VIA GIBRALTAR BY
STEAMERS.
: +Werra Dec. /. ? Pm.
columbia Dec 3. IL A. NJ.
TX. Wm. II. Dec. IS, 2 PM.
YPT, JAN. 8. %. FEB. 2.
or the steamers OF either line
tar. Hamburg. Bremen. Lon
Cherhourg.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINE.
81 Broadway, ". 7.
okIyn. Take South Ferry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-14
WARREN.

Work at the Parker mill has been
delayed by an accident to the ma
chinery, caused by the fall of large
pulley, which drives one OF the main
belts. The carding machinery is now
all being set in place near the ceiling.
The carding machinery is now all that
is running. The looms are being ad-
justed and other machinery being set
up.
The school committee met last eve
ming and audited routine bills Ii was
voted To supply the high school library
with the English reading required pre-
paratoTy TO college entrance
The origin OF the fire i'm the dry goods
store OF Mrs. Eudoxie St Germain is a
mystery. as Mrs. German SAYS that
there was no light in the shop and no
nre In the stove when she left the build
ing that evening. Passers-by dis
covered smoke issuing from the shop
and sounded the alarm The fire de-
partment was on hand in few min
utes and extinguished the fire before
the building was much darriged. but
the stock OF goods were badly injured
Dy the nre and water. She states that
on entering the shop a few mornings
ago she found that a window light had
been removed from a rear sgsh and
in her opinion an intruder had entered
the shop during the night. She. how
ever, did not miss any articles. So did
not report the affair TO the police at the
time. Last nights fire evidently start-
ed on the floor near the money drawer
but the condition OF the shop This
morning prevents detection OF larceny
IL any was committed. The stock Of
goods IL insured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-14
OLkEYvlLLE..

Joe" Kelleher. a well known charac.
ter, who spends much Of his time al
the junction OF Manton and Atwelrs
avenues went to house OF mourning
on Unit street last evening. and being
under the influence OF liquor was not
long m creating a disturbance. An ef-
fort was made to quiet him. but the
more done in this direction the worse
he became. At last Patrolmpn Feeley
and Devinc were called I'm and il was
with considerable difficulty they got
kelleher out of the house As soon as
they did they took him To the nearest
patrol box and sent him TO the Chaffee
street station.
A well-known man In Thornton came
near being KILLED by the electrics last
evening just after dark a car was
running along at fair rate OF speed.
and after rounding the curve near the
cry line on Plalnheld street the motor
man saw what ne supposed was large
Newfoundland dog lying on the track.
He shut, Off the power. reversed the
controller and succeeded In stopping
his car just as it bumped into the OBJ
jcct. Upon invest cation the object
proved 10 be young man and he was
as limp as n rag.At FIRST 10 was thought
he was dead. hut upon closer cxaminaa
tion 10 was found that he was drunk. He
was covered with mud and slush and
evidently had lain In the road FOR
some little time Hc was placed along
side Of the road and his family noti-
fed
Late last evening Patrolman Place
arrested young man who h. thought
might know something about where
the $50 that was taken from John Lee
Vim went This morning Detective Nick
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-14
BRISTOL.

The De Wolf inn, which has been
closed for some time. has been leased
by Samuel r. Nightingale Of Provi-
dence to Boston parties.
Mr.. Samuel p. Colt informs the News
man If this weather continues that the
National Rubber works will be COM
PEELED 20 shut down for a while.
AS Mr.. j. b. Hathaway last evening
was returning TO Providence in his
team he was stopped by two men, who
asked for ride to Warren. When he
refused and drove on stone was
hurled, which struck him on the head
The following named persons have
been drawn TO serve as grand jurors at
the common pleas division Of the su-
preme court of Bristol county. TO be
held here on Monday morning next
Charles A. Mcdonald Frederick p.
Manchester. Ellsworth Conklin. Jo-
seph f. O'Connell. Charles II. whedon,
Frank NJ. Diamond and Richard Cor
coran.
Mrs. Mary Peck will celebrate her
92d birthday at her home on Hope
Dr. Duffy has reported three cases of
measles. The patients are Sadie, Char
lie and David Brown, residing on Bay
View avenue.
The Republican town committee has
announced the following as council
ticket: Ezra Mason. William H.
Thayer, George a. Peckham, Chandler
II. Coggeshall and James r. Robertson.
The Citizens ticket viii comprise the
following Ezra Mason William II.
Thayer. Charles A. Barbour, James
Wallace Franklin and William Al. Con-
merry. Mr.. Barbour viii be president OF
the newly elected council.
The public installation OF Bristol
No. 32l, United Order OF
the Golden Cross. took place I'm odd
Fellows hall last evening \ number
OF guests were present 10 witness the
work Grand Commander DR.. Hector
Garfield of Providence, Past Grand
Commander Andrew :. Rounds OF
Bristol and Grand Herald Walter
Townsend OF East Providence We're
present and inducted the following
named persons into Office: Noble Conn
VIM. II. MaXhed; viz noble
Mrs Althea Lord: worthy
prelate. Hugh Mofitt: worthy herald.
Mrs Aseneath Warner; noble keeper Of
records Miss Anna Earle. worthy
treasurer Mrs. William H. Maxneld:
financial keeper OF records. +. L. Tall
man; warden inner gate Mrs Susan
'hilds. warden outer gate. William n.
SpoOner; past noble commander f. /
:. Warner. After the installation a /
was served and an entertain /
nent given under the direction OF the /
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-14
CR&NST0M.

At-t4fr-fegular monthly meeting OF
| the school committee in the council
schamber. Rev. Arthur Given of Au-
burn, was sworn in. a position was
presented by the secretary of The Edge
wood Mothers club asking that the
club be permitted to employ an ass St
ant Kindergarten teacher at the Nor
wood avenue school. The petition also
requested that one session only. Tasting
from 8 a. m. To 11:45 a. m. be held and
that Miss Minnie Woodward be elected
at once as assistant. The mothers club
propose TO support this teacher inde-
pendent of the town and have already
secured $50 with promise OF a much
larger sum In the near future. In con-
sideration OF this petition the follow
ing resolution was presented and
adopted:
Whereas, the E1gewood Mothers
club has requested permission to sup
ply III assistant for the Norwood Ave-
nue. kindergarten for the two remaining
terms of the year the compensation
for such assistant 10 be paid for by the
said club, and the kindergarten to have
one session from a. m. TO 11:45 a. m
Resolved. that the proposed arrange
ment be permitted and Miss Minnie
Woodward, now assisting Miss Mere
wether at the Kindergarten. be permit
ed 10 continue as assistant until the
end fthe current school year W khout
pay from the town, the said assistant
To be subject 10 the same superv sion
and direction of the superintendent and
school committee as other teachers.
Resolved, that the furnishing OF as
sistants for the other kindergartens be
permitted without pay from the town,
such assistant TO be approved by the
superintenlent OF school committee.
and TO be in like manner
under the supervision and direction of
the superintendent and school commit
tee and the change insuch case from
two sessions TO one session OF the same
duration will be approved for the bal
ance of the cuTren, school year and
the superintendent may consent 10
such arrangement.
Provided, That whenever service OF
any such assistant without pay is dis
continued. the two session plan shall be
resumed.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Pierce an
amendment was adopted which pro-
v.des that teachers shall be paid for 80
weeks each year
Several bills We're presented, accept
ed and paid. The meeting then ad- !
iOurDcd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-14
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Mrs. DizNie A. Sutton, wife of Albert
sutton died suddenly at her home on
Waterman avenue at / O'Clock this
morning. Mrs. Sutton did not retire as
early as usual last evening because her
daughter Lille, who had been spend
ing two weeks in Brookine. Mass. re-
turned home and with her came Mrs.
Farquhar, the only sister OF Mrs. SUIT
ton' The family spent very pleasant
evening. Mrs. Sutton appearing to be
in her usual health. Between IL and
u % -elee4f att tt rrtirui ana aT I o'clock
Miss sutton heard a noise in her
mothers sleeping room. Upon investi-
CATION she found her mother gaspinr
for breath. Miss Sutton assisted her
seated Mrs. Sutton exp red i'm the arms
OF her daughter. DIR. Eddy was called
ana said that death was due TO heart
trouble.
Reliance Lodge OF Odd Fellows en-
tertained Manufacturers Lodge of
OlneyVille last evening. The principal
object OF the visit was the presenfa-
tion OF bundle OF sticks which WAS
started to go the rounds of the lodges
py Swarts Lodge a few months ago.
ana as manufacturers and Reliance
lodges have been chummy for many
Years the former thought that the lat
ter would be, the proper lodge to re-
ceive the bundle" After the present
alton the party adjourned TO the ban
quet room, where Herbert f.. Perkins
acted as toastmaster. Addresses were
made by Deputy Grand Master r. Il.
Lincoln. John T.. Patterson. B. f.
Pierce, c. IL. Fletcher, f. #. Wilford
and others.
AT the meeting of Buckln ,Alst G. A.
X, last evening. the different commit
tees on Flag Day made their reports.
Franklin II. Ham OF Providence was
guest of Bucklin Post, q. A. r.. last
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-14
AT The KCRTA END.

The members Of the Institute con-
nected with 81. Patrick's church tool,
possession OF their new quarters on
Holden Street last evening. They were
well satisfied WIKI the house and after
the routine business was disposed Of
there was a pleasant Informal enter
tainment. The n0use Us admirably
aoapied for the purposes of the lnst-
tute as the rooms on the first floor are
large and, on the second noor there are
a number of rooms suitable for corn
mittee rooms and for other furposss.
The rain storm OF yester lay ala con-
siderable damage to local highways.
The washouts were not as numerous as
the highway department had reason 10
expeCt they wouiu l,e.
The open winter has been Of consid-
cradle advantage 10 TIE Fletcher Man,
ufacturing company as IL has enabled
the company TO push work on its
Charles street addition.