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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22
ON The CONTINENT.

Frame receives E2ge.s5o year from
taxes on bicycles.
AhoHt l.E50 tons ~ flowers urc Hr.
nusiiy raised on i5,rBI ncrrs Of land IN
southern France fur ihr per'umcrs.
81 Harlem, Holland, there are IL
acres devoted 10 the growth Of hya.
ciuJhs. which bring tn n revenue q
Si50001.
Licgc. Belgium. IL TO have an ,xposi.
ton 10 1903. so meet the expenses q
capiIal OF 100000 francs has been sub.
scribsd.
France lntrrdE 20 improve French
syHtax by legislation. n. CASTOR Paris.
NJ the Academic franchise. has been
made president al a cummiasiou 10 pre-.
pare a reform in syntax.
I.uccheri. the Murderer Of Empress
Elizabeth Of Austria. having spent u
yrar In solitary confinement. is nov. ne
cardinE 10 the SwikG law. treated like
al other prisoners.
The population of Hungary has In.
creased from 100000 TO $4,000 .0t0 this
rentury. The capital Of the country
counts GTo.00O iahabitauts. against Co.
600 In the year 1880.
The director Of the RnyaI VrEnylau
observatory announces that Mount Ne.
snslus is row perfectly quiet, ard that
the eruptive period Of 1860 Is definite.
Is closed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22
SCHOOL AID COLLEGE.

Illinois expended sls.@op, 500 or It's
public schools 10 1893.
llindoo young men are turning to
Japan for instruction In science.
Harvard university has established
four years course In forestry and
landscape gardening.
Two FrandAohs CT III HING Chang
have arrived In this country 10 pursue
sEudies at Vanderbilt university.
Courses OF free lectures on scientific
subjects Of special Interest 10 artisans
and craftsmen are nov being given 10
NEW York city under the anapices Of
the board OF education.
The RoGmanian minister Of public
instruction has sent a circular 60 the
head mistscsaeS ef all girls sehoals Ia
Ronmauia TO the following fleet: "Ex.
psFimenfs based on srienee end prhc.
sice having shown that staya are burt
ful 10 health and interfere With the nc.
too OF the organs Of respiration. de-
cree that yon sssiytly forbid the use ~
stasS 80 The pupils OF your establish
meni." 4 similar cdirt was not long
ago Issued By the Russian government.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

lands Any character OF government
may be set up in them, aud any sort of
laws enacted TO keep the natives In sub
jcriion and to prutcc, the favored syn
dictates Of Americas capitalist. thai will
take possession OF them. Congress viii
not be hanprred with amy Conslitu.
tionaI iimilalions---it will be supreme
with no psni. up contraction Of It's pow.
urs.
What 4 10: 81 sniyclliug hypocrites
we Americans are! How NC leartully
sympathized with the natives Of these
Islands wheu they were struggling to
free themselves from the Spanish yoke
How we yearnej over The poor Cubans,
aud dgclarcd iu the national llw.mak
ing body Of our Government ''lhal IbFy
are sud u right ought 10 be free"
The Philippines were engaged In the
same sort Of insurrccilon THAI Cuba was
and with the same government, and
some cmiucnl mcn have said that they
arc AS capable OF self-govcrnmeut rs
The Cubau-. ljut now that ih,y have
jumped out Of tho Spanish trylag-psn
aud landed contrary % their cxpecla.
tiGns into the American ire, h1N much
bclIer of arc thry7
Oh, but Mr Mckinley ssouli b. ''be-
ncyolcnt' With them; hr would scd.
ucaic theu aud hopes that IN the end
they will become worthy Of being IN.
trusted With local sclt.govcrnment, "
but IN the mcanlimc the Constitution
must be suspended 10 their case, they
must be held ~ subjects, aud the Great
American Republic must go into the
Empire business vi ruling these peoples
against their own consent, ignoring
that graudest Of all republican sentr-
mcnls "Ihal ali iast government lie.
Fiycs its powers from tic cooseu, Of
lhc governed" How fast we are
drifting from republican mootiug,!
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22
A LITTLE OF ALL SORTS
The lighter all chocolate is IN color

The lighter all chocolate 10 IN color
the more free II 10 from impurities.
IN rverIug newspaper Ia rhiladel
phla Fefusss TO sell papers 30 news
gir!A
The assersed valuation Of property Ia
Los Angeles city, Cal. Is over sc5,Doo,
aon.
The rose waS an emblem az imn,nr
taliiy ameuR tsc syrIaus. and the CHI
ncse planted II over graves.
All Eun-beaFlng trtcs, OF ronifers
are especially hcalihful, since thcy
give out great quantities of ozone.
Instead of an engagement ring. The
JnpaneSc lover glses his sweetheart O
piece Of beautiful silk for her saah.
The longest span q telegraph wirs
10 the word Is Ia India. ever zoe river
Eistna. Il Is over Coco feet in length.
4 single Wild tribc Of western Indians
j. using Al kinds Of vegetables which
are absolutely unknown to the majority
OF cooks.
There are between 100 aud 500 breed,
err Of Guernsey cattle IN this couutry,
and the cattle number about $4,000
head.
0ue OF che bookA Of etiquette in
France during the fourteenth century
advised the man OF fashion 20 uash his
hands every day and his face almost
M oftcn.T
As macy "a 1900 rag picbers End en-,
ploymsn,about the streets Of New York.
They are mostly Italians. wau have dis.
placed the Irish aud Germans, who
lard to do the work.
Paper shingles. lacqucred and
Etlaened. ere very tough and darable
aud can be made In any desired SHAPE
or color. For novel cottages With slant.
Ing roofs they are coming into great
favor 10 England.
After 1--WE years OF strenuous effort
to establish the iyccum system in the
snuthern statea. gratifying success has
been attained. The larger. and many
Of the smaller cities Of the south now
have their lypeuma.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

have SINCE taken has served io put them
more absolutely on record In advocacy
Of the gold standard Nov that the
election Is approaching they are prerar-
ing la take u up against the hope tsas
Il may once more be cfIicacl0ts In fool
iugg the people, bit | don't believe
they viii succeed In fooling very many
re pple by means Of this International
blmilailism mask which Senator Ali.
son b. putting upon the currency bill
and which will undoubtedly find place
IN the Republican national platform.
The people will hold them strictly 10
detcnss OF tbs single gold standard
position Of the Republican adnilistra.
ton aud ou the stamp their orators win
have this scar to defend u policy they
have never bsfora dared to openly ad.
vJcate
"Ihe evidences Of the purpose Of
thi. administration TO throw us bodily
along the path that leads to imperial.
ism accumulate cycry day. The legis.
hiiYc branch Of tho GoyeruIn ,ut, dom
mated by the Republican parry, pro
poses 10 overthrow even tho recommeu-
daliua Of the President Ia order 10 en-
phasize tine fact that thoy have gone
into tbs colonial bu hess. That Is
the meaning aud the only meaning Of
this refusal TO extend The rights Of the
Constitution TO the 10 luirn terri, r. Of
Puerto Rico. believe that il Is abso-
lgteiy unc institutional to fin the propo,.
e9 tariff upon imports from Puerto
Rico and ! believe thar II The question
wcrp brought 10 III, courts II would be
80 held
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22
CONSTITUTION DOES NOT APpLI

According TO a pretty well anthcnii-
Gated interview with President MeKin.
ley by Henry Iooniis Nelson, which i,
probably given oul as :. political ireler.
Nit Mckinley is said TO hold '''Fhat the
Constitution docs not apply to- any Of
eur now islands; tha, they must not
he permitted to Iuiurc any of ow pro.
'ccted interests; tha their people are
NOT capable Of scIi-soserument, aud
THAT Congress may p,ss one law for
Forte Rico, another for IlawaH. and
still another for The Philippines.
Wa have only TO call TO mbnd the
T'eognl'ion of the poiygamous govern.
nIcnt Of Zulu TO shayw bat Mr.. MrKin-
hey believes In diversity Of govern.
Dents for ''our new possessions, =" aud
shat he woaldn't sayc the Constitution
so stand in IhC way * Jar dealing with
sud freshmen, # their peoples. Thi.
carefully wordei presentation oa the
Presidents policy simply means thai
Iho principles upon which ons Cavern
mont Is founded Is mistake. aud the
Islands Of which we forcibly possessed
ourselves during tho Spanish war arc
10 be heid for the piaeking they will
afford, and Ia this policy Mr.. Mckinley
= upheld BY The Republican party and
hy the specializing syndleales and or.
ganixed capital whieh expeea to secure
valuable grants and franchises In taese
Islands fron eur tioyernunas.
Tho Constitutions win nos se taken
h'to aceoant---pgr any VI the clear
sounding expressions Of haman liberty |
set faFth In the i,rrlaraiion Of Iaae-
pe'ssience--whea Congress comes 10
t,rmaiaiiag governments for these H.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

The Democratic Committee Of ST.
Francois county met ut the Court
House last Monday y, ono o'clOck. the
following named mcmhags being in al.
tendance Chairman G.. 4. Tulloek,
Iron township; H. y. lIono, rcndIclou
Henry Hunt, st. Francois; T. 4. Ben
ham, Perry; J. " Moore, Marion
}. &. Ballard, Jr., Liberty, anil c. T..
Pratt, Secretary. Saturday, June ,
was fixed as the day for holding the
primary election to nominate county
uckcl; and Saturday, June 0, tnr hold
ing precinct meetings to select delegates
To u County Convention 10 be held In
Pennington On June nth, for the pur-
pose Of cIecting delegates to the State,
Judicial aud Congressional conventions.
Should the State Democratic Commit
bee namC an earlier date for the State
Conventions, the County Committee
will change the date nj the precinct
meetings and comfy conventions 10
sunform herewith. The formal notice
VI the primary election, pEecinct meet.
mgs and county convention, appear in
another column over The signatures Of
the Chairman aud Secretary
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

Judge Tat Of the Gaitej States Cit.
cuu Count, 10 whom Tay lot, usarpina
Goycruor If kentucky, applied for an
injunction against Cos Btckham, de-
clincs To uphnld government by assas.
siualipn. he refused to grant the 10.
junction, aud the whole matter will ba
settled By the Skate Courts, where II
properly belongs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

John Wissman died at MS home !,
Cape G''atdeau on the l0Ih, aged s.
years.
Louis Kern OF Ste. Geneyieye cut on
two Of his toes on The 10th while chap.
ping wood.
John Boswell died a, his home IA
Crcek Nation. Madison county, on The
18th, aged 81 years.
samuel Copeland Of wavnc coun,y
was drowned on the nth while CROSSING
Black river IN small boat.
The Christian Entcavor Society Of
tho Poplar Bluff Christian Church ba.
put handsome wiadow Ia the new
church.
Neei7yTille, Butler county, had a
geo, OCo fire on the 18th, DESTROYING
many business houses and residences
u Is supposed il was ,he work Of an
inrendiary.
Another attempt was made by the
prisoners in the Ripley caauty Iall 10
escape ON the OH inst. One Of them
succeeded In getting through q hole
sxi0, when he wac caught.
The signcfs TO tho petition for q N.
locn isecase At Morley are published Va
the Benton Record, BY order Of the
Morley w. G. u. 4. The list h said
to contain the naaea Of several people
who have moved away and several
minors.
Eslnor Csruihers Of the Kenneth
Demnerat y on tho high road 10 wealth.
The latest copy o. tllai paper contains
the financial statement OF DunkIin coun.
~, occupying one page. eleven legal
publications and foriy-oao anHouce.
raeuis Of candidates sor alllce.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22
TO The Public.

81 have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy since It was introduced In lhi,
vicinity. both for myself and family,
aud always with the bcst rcsulls, and
eannol speak too highly Of it, II docs
It's work thoroughly aud offrcluaIly, -
says Elliott Ingram, South Lee, Mass.
This remedy Is a favorilo because It is
nrn'npi aud enrtaln In IL ca.rs ana -
pleasant and safe b. take. Price rs
aud 90 cents per bottle. For sale By
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22
A Good Cough Medlcine.

"My son eoughed necessarily TOR two
houts, and could lind no relief until wc
gave ChamberIuin's Cough Remedy. a."
say Mrs. Robcr, NJ. Myerly, Of West.
minister, Md, There Is no better med.
icinc made for coughs aud cOlds. II
IL pleasant TO take, TOO, which Is Of
much importance when intended for
children. For sale by City Drug Store
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

The Paper Imh struck Us this wcek
uilh a 20 per cent advance on our
print papcfi but IuE TIMES is .till
one dollar year. Cab IN aud 'ub'
scribe aud get all tbs home news as
well rs alI impouant ncw, Of The week
Al dl.IAnl mimi
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

81. Francois county, SIC understand,
" 10 have two candidates for The DEM
ucratic nomination fOg Congress Ia this
dislricl--llou. Jasper n. turks and
rtuf. T.. J Jennings.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

Tho State Republican Convention
10 elect delegates to the National Con-
Ncution and 10 nominate q State ticket,
has been called To meet at Kansas Cily
on May 10Th The Convention to
nominate candidates ior judges oi the
Supreme and Appellate Courts will BE-
held at Jefferson Ctly on September
NH
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22
Faclnators, Tam O'shanters, sc.

one IT, FacIna'ots, Blk and cold eded from slOO to GOo
e " IS TO 60
" " 3" ca TO 70
g" Z" % TO ~
The rtmander of Tam O'shantep and Rough Riders
worth 81 % and $250 relueed to 50 nt ehlldreu's
Tam 0'shanters ahd rough Riders, worth Sic to 40:
Tehuced ia 10aand i5s.
eh's TobaRg,n Caps worth 40e reduced to % costa
M,scs' and CbiJtens hoods reduced FROM. J0c aan
49,. a5e 20 -
Infa,.ts' Wooden Hoods reduced from l5e 10 los
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22
Farmington Times
THURSDAY. February -, 1900.

GOV Stone, member of the Demo
cratic National Committee, faIors hold
ing the National Convention q, Kansas
City.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

"Coin 90 Money, Trusts and Inn
peTialism," IS a book that everybody
ought 10 read and will enjoy, Like
Coins financial School" by iTs
same author, h is written 10 the colo
loqulal style peculiar to Mr. " II.
Harvey, aud In an entertaining way
that holds the attention and makes
one 10TH 10 lay down the book til be
has finished reading Il.
The illustrations are SO apt aud
clear, the language so simple and
comprehensive, The logic SO conyine-
ing, that one grasps the meaning aud
force of tho authors argument with
oat effort.
Il shows the fillacy, the sophisiry
aud selihncss Of the gold standard
arguments, the oppressive and arafi-
ciJus nature Of the Trusts, aud the
danger that menoccs our republican
institutions through tn policy of I'm.
pctialism Instituted by the pic.cut Adj
minisiraiiout backed by The Republican
party, The National Banks aud Trusts,
in such glazing aud searching light,
that he must be n Royalisl indeed WHO
does not panse to ask, Is the spirit oi
American Independence and Liberty
DYING ONT among our people,
You should read this book. It will
give You light, aud help You see these
questions as you have never seen them
before,
II yuu are a subscriber to THE
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and take advantage If oar uticr-Tug
TWAS Tor one ycnr and q rupy Of this
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Those If our Subscribers who haye
paid up Tor 1909 can get q copy ai
this Office on payment Of 10 cents.
II yau are not subscriber ,lnn'i
delay ANY longer, but subscribe nj
once, and yoan always b. glad you
did Il.
Call OT address By mail With check
OF money order,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

irregular bowel movements lead 10
usiFonie constipation. Rricsly Ash Bit.
isra Is reliable ayssem regulator,
cures permanently. Sold BIZ Il. q. Nc
coEsnsck Drug Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

tuesday The Keasucky Legislature
ratified it, action In snslsIning sha re-
ports Of The contest committees. isr
this derisien Densham Il legally Gov
nrnor oil Kentucky.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

II faithful aud valuable scr,iccs to
hi> party cu,i,lc a man 90 favorable
recognition, then the Democrats ought
without fail TO nominal. Sam D. Cuok
Cor Scctclsry Of sIalc. lie is pceu.
liorly qualified iur that position, and
possesses those traits of character that
ruttig him to The confidence aud sup
port Of all good Democrats.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-02-22

Iaults tFte quarter Jackets Ho0d cloth but little OF
tiylr, we'll worth $500 to $500, cut to 81 - 10
sl0uand To-.
One lot n Casimere ard Jersey HnnRe Jackets 5. Our
tine OF Cloth and Plush Caprs sell nj less
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-04-04
Sold at The s,ry Drug Store sss' ssss' II sssy ssy sE's?
SGROFULH And ITS AWFUL HORRORS
Jol1nston's Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
a MOSC WONDEREUL CURE.
Grnnd old Lady Gives Her Experience.


Thankful Oria Eurd lives the beautiful village of Brighton
highly
Washington
Michigan S4o Of Tippecanoe and Tyler
faculties excelnty preserved
her mind full Of Interesting "reminiscences of her early
the Of which she wit
and manifold recoections
JONSTONS Airs Hurd inherited tendency and
terribly destructive blood taint which has cursed
cun the lives thousands and marking thousands vie
family form another make its
running unshy swengs in the neck
varied the membrane it
in the head developing the lungs
and often is the prime OF consumption.
Speaking Of her Mrs 11urd Il troubled for
with skin disease My would break Of
dcharsins yellow matter Ny swell became
My also gresy nfamed panied
much Ny blood bad severely
at frequent intervals End had
in miserable condition had remedy that had been
mended and doctor after doctor had failed the best physicians in
the told die
his famous Saparla experiment
thing else had faith it. greatly agreeable
began better You taking it.
bottles But steadily improved until entirely we'll All the
healed all the disappeared gained perfect health
and have never been troubled with scrofua since OF old lady
blood purifier
scrofula remarkably
not ok to pe than times I believe
life saved by JOHNSTONS SARSAPARILLA"
Dr.. w. N. Brockjnton, Manning, S. {.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-04-04
irish Potato Culture.

With other practical suggestions
made on the cultivation OF Irish potatoes
bv Mr.. Morrison. as reported by Dixie
Farmer. were the following:
After you have decided what variety
You wish to plant. the next thing IS how
to plant for best results. Some potato
growers advocate planting one eye.
some two. others three. others :, small
potato whole. some large potatoes whole.
while others say all You need is to eat
the potatoes and plant the peelingS.
Now. find in this. as in other things
where doctors differ so widely. the mid
die ground ;S the safest. | therefore
recommend the selecting Of large and
we'll shaped potatoes having I clear
skin. with full eyes that have not been
Sprouted: then cut so that each piece
has 1T least two eyes and part OF the
the heart or core of the potato. This
plan IS called by Dr.. Sturtevant the
scientific method of cutting seed pota-
toes: but il is not new by any means.
for it has been practiced by cur people.
the Scotch farmers. tor over 80 years.
and they simply called it the common
sense way.
In cutting YOU should use very thin.
narrow bladed knife. an old table or
case knife that has been ground thin
and sharp will answer. The reason for
this is. that thick backed knife. such
as pocket knife. causes the potato to
crack across the core or eye roots and
exten;; frum the eye to the center. a.
though YOU don't readily see them: but
by the aid Il potato that has the core
colcrcd. you will Get the idea. | have
found seed to 90 better wheu cut day
or two before planting The cut part
becomes dryer and is mere easily
handled. Dry wood ashes Sifted over
cut seed has also u good effect. Have
the drills opened in the morning and
left open during the greater part CT the
day. SO that the soil and the seed may
get warm. which will give the seed a
quicker start than they otherwise
would get. Plant seed with the eyes
up. in III" prepared drills. about -
inches apar,. and cover lightly. If yCur
land needs any additional manure, SOW
on top OF drills from 400 to 6G0 pounds
of good fertilizer per acre. If the land
becomes caEed by heavy rains it will
pay YOU 10 run light harrow Oh the
drills to break up the crust before the
plants are up: then again when three
or four inches high run a cultivating
harrow across the drills. From that
on the soil should be frequently stirred
so that it may retain the moisture as
well rs TO loosen the ground around the
plants. While | favor in the South
level culture As L general thing. owing
to the long drouth we have. Yet l have
had the best results from slightly hill
ing or hoeing up the drills at the time
of laying by the crop. which should be
just before the blossom comes on: after
that potatoes should not be disturbed.
FIX.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-04-04
MAN CONVICTED.
Sent to E'cnitcutiary Fer <rinle I oin-
yn;t.ed by His Brother.

'
mit;ed by His Brother.
COLUMBIA. 5. c.. April I'm this
practical. unSenrimrntal aye it is not
often that one man will take upon him.
self the consequences Of his brothers
crime when such consequences carry
with it y,*,:S of labor in 4 convict's
dress, but such a case has just come TO
light here.
Two years ago James \. Phillips, a
Spartanburg farmer, was held up and
relieved of his watch. Phillips had Eu
gene EiillS and another arrested. Ed
gene confessed and vas sentenced to pay
a fine Of $50 or Work 30 days on tla
chaingang
When Eugene had served his Scntenc"
Phillips continued to push the case III
he higher court. and meeting Charles
Mills he had him arrested.
At the trial Phillips Sworc that the
prisoner was the man who robbed INN
and who confessed MS guilt i'll the mag
i>JrateS court. The case was considered
50 clear that the records OF the maSlS-
trate We're not sent for. Charles, after
pleading mot Suilty, made no further
fight for liberty, and he was convicted
and sentenced TO six Years i'll the penl-
tenti;,lv for the crime Of his brother.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-04-04
. o. =

Judging from Z corr2Spon-
dence between Editor Parks OF
Oran"ebur@ and Senator Till
man with reference to the rule
requiring meetings in all Of the
4o counties, We believe that at
the coming State convention
there viii be something in the
way of d change, and there
should be. The primary system
is a good one, but the require
ment for candidates to travel all
over the State to attend the
meetings, is not alone a hard
ship on the candidates, but it is
reaching q point where 4 man
cannot become q candidate for a
State Office unless he is man
Of means. There should be a
change in the rules so that II a
county does not want meeting,
the State chairman can be mott
fed, and he can direct the can
vass accordingly For the past
six years or more the campaign
meetings were so devoid Of IN
tereSt that the attendance grew
smaller every year, and the
meetings amounted to nothing
as far as educating the people
is concerned or giving them an
opportunity Of Judging a mans
qualifications. Have fewer meet
ineS, and keep the door open for
fling pledges longer, would be a
change for the better.