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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1900-04-13
Adjourned at p m to meet April Z.
SATURDAY APRIL 7, 1900.

SATURDAY APRIL z, 1910.
Board reconvened at 8 a m. All pres
ent. The following resolutions in re-
gard to the use Of the court room were
passed.
Resolved by the board of commission
ers of Lincoln county s. D.
That the court room when not occu-
pied for sessions of court, county insti-
tutes, teachers examination and politi-
cal conventions Of all parties, may be
used for holding meetings in which the
general public are interested,
That secterian, secret societies, thea.
tres, dancing parties, and meetings held
for private gain shall be excluded from
said room.
Parties wishing to occupy said room
for any purpose shall notify the sheriff
at least "a hours in advance.
Whereas, Mrs. Cynthia + Coles a
resident of this county is now of ad-
vanced years and in feeble health and
is unable physically to care for herself
without assistance and
Whereas the said Cynthia Coles is
the owner of small residence property
in Canton which she now occupies as
her homestead but not having any
means Of subsistence outside said prop
erty, she desires to and for that purpose
executed to Lincoln county a deed to
said premises to reimburse the said
county for any aid which it may render
her for nursing and support, therefore
be it,
Resolved by the board of county
commissioners that such deed be ac-
cepted by said county and the neces-
sary aid furnished her and be it further
Resolved, That she be permitted to
occupy said premises so long as it may
be deemed for her best interests.
Places for selling morgaged property
were located as follows:
+ Under the provision of chapter 26
sec 2, session laws 1889, chattel mort
/ gage sales shall be held in the follow
I ing named places in Lincoln county S.
J D. for the ensuing year.
City of Canton, Main ST., west side OF
court house.
Lennox, Main street
Hudson, -
Worthing g
Harrisburg, "
Beresford. Harker & Greens Add in
front of Fishers implement house.
Jury list and requisition completed
as follows:
The following names were stricken
from the Jury list by county board.
B. B. Wright, J. @. Fitzgerald, Ed
Abbott, A W Tucker, I N Martin,
J D Cloud, J D Chapman, E B Polk,
! G M Treat, w H Shaft, r Wardwell,
! J Chas Kuhns Frank Clark Jr.. Jno
Pelley S A Todd, W. Stark, Henry
Kundert, Orson Rice, w D Fritz.
| The auditor was instructed to make
requisation upon the following town
| ships and precincts of the county for
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1900-04-13
CANTON.

were approved and costs allowed as
State of South Dakota.
FW Ward
| Grand Larceny.
R A Pierce, justice fees 81 II
Matt Schoenauer sheriff fees 5 4
Justice report of G. o. Knudson ap-
proved and costs allowed as follows:
State of South Dakota,
Otto johnson,
| Selling liquor unlawfully
G o Knudson, justice fees So 45
Filing Opsal, sheriff fees 2 20
State of South Dakota.
VIM True and M Glenn,
Assault and battery.
G o Knudson justice fees 81 40
Maud Keen witness l ~
Cora Keen lO
Matt Schoenauer witness fees 40
State of South Dakota.
AC Tyler,
Selling liquor unlawfully.
G o Knudson, justice fees 50 45
Matt Schoenauer sheriff 2 ~
State of South Dakota.
AoTyier,
Selling liquor nnlawfully.
G o Knudson justice fees 81 40
Matt Schoenauer sheriff fees 2 70
State of South Dakota.
vs.
Otto johnson.
Selling liquor unlawfully.
G O Knudson justice fees 81
Matt Schoenauer sheriff fees 2 70
State of South Dakota.
ACTyler,
Selling liquor unlawfnlly.
|C o Knudspn justice fees 2 30
State of South Dakota.
Ed Walters,
Assault and Battery.
C O Knudson justice fees 81 30
State Of South Dakota,
Pete Peterson.
Burglary.
co Knudson justice fees "a ~
Sven Olson witness and mileage 20 20
Knut Peterson g . ~
Elling Opsal sheriff fees and 6 80
State of South Dakota.
vs.
Dan Allen,
Grand larceny.
G. O Knudson. Justice fees So 70
Tom Thackery sheriff fees 10
Adjourned at 10 p. m. to meet April
Is.
FRIDAY APRIL 6, 1900.
The board reconvened at $50 a. m.
All present Forenoon spent in
checking and cancelling warrants in
the Auditors office, all of which were
found correct. The afternoon was
devoted to settlement With treasurer
and all his accounts were found to be
correct
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1900-04-13
Commissioners Proceedings.
TUESDAY APRIL 8, 1900.

S TUESDAY APRIL 8, 1900.
The board of County Commissioners
met this day at 2 p. m. in the court
house in the city of Canton S. D. in
regular session. Present, Iver Nelson
chairman, Fred Gerber, W. M. Cuppett
aed Auditor Minot.
Called to order by the chairman.
Proceeded to open bids for the con-
struction of the county bridges for en-:
suing season as follows.
Arne L Arneson per lineal foot So 55
w w Allen =" 8 85
w S Hewett 81
F Foster i" 3 95
On motion the contract was let to
Arne L. ArDeson for IS per foot
Frank Foster being present final
settlement was made with him on con-
struction of bridges the past season.
1t appearing that Jno johnson of
Canton twp. was enormously assessed on
personal property for 1899 it was Or
dered that the auditor strike from the
personal tax levied thereon against said
Jno johnson.
Instructions to Assessors was COM
pleted at the evening session.
Adjourned at $50 p. m. to meet
April 4.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4.
The board re-convened at 8 a. IN. All
present.
Geo. Webb was allowed s17.00 per
week for 3 or 4 weeks for medical
treatment for his wife at Madison, S. D.
upon presentation of her condition by
DR.. A. H. Rogers.
The liquor bond of G. Blanke of Tea
with Jno. G.. Hoffman and Wilhelm
Hartman as sureties was accepted.
The balance OF the day was spent in
auditing bills.
Adjourned at p. m. to meet April s.
THURSDAY, APRIL 5.
Board re-convened at Ga. IN. All
present.
w. Sherrard appeared before the
board in relation to an appropriation
for the new Orphans Home building
at Sioux Falls. After due cansidera-
tion the following was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. the South Dakota Child
rem Home society is engaged in the
work of caring for the pauper children
of the state, and
Whereas, it is about to erect a per-
manent building where it can better
care for them and
Whereas, various counties realizin g
the great saving the work of the 80.
ciety has been to the tax payers and
have made appropriations to the society
in sums varying from $500 to $4,000, and
Whereas, the society has taken from
this county Is dependent children be-
sides doing valuable work in causing
other disreputabe people who were
likely at any time to become burdens
on the county to leave the state.
Therefore, be it resolved that the
sum of $500 is hereby appropriated out
of the general fund of the county pay
able upon the 1st day Of December, 1900
to the society for the permanent care
and maintenance of said Is children.
The county to be at no futher expense
in caring for said Is children.
liver Nelson, Chm.
w. M Cuppett,
Attest; Fred Gerber.
Jonas Minot.
Co Auditor.
The quartley report of Supt. Of Hos
pital for insane was approved as
follows:
QUARTERLY STATEMENT Or SUPI
Or HOSPITAL For The INSANE.
To the County Auditor of Lincoln
l herewith hand you statement OF
account of Lincoln County, with the
Hospital for the Insane, for the quar-.
for ending Der 3)th 1899
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1900-04-13

The board visited the county Jail and
found it in excellent condition.
At p III adjourned sine die.
Attest: IvER NELSON
JONAS MINOT Chairman.
County Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1900-04-13

A petition signed by S o Thormods-
gard ct al praying that new district
be formed from districts 7S. 20, "a and
Fairview twp was duly considered and
a hearing granted for April 2s, 1900 at
1000 m.
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Hullca Of Annual School Election.

Notice Is hereby given TO the quail
fed voters OF School District No. -,
(Chy Of farmingtou). township &c.
range 8 east, county Of St. Francois.
State Of Missouri, that the annual
school election Of said district will be
held At the Public School House Ia the
city Of Pennington, on Tuesday, April
Sd. 1900. commencing al : o'clock
a. m, and closiug at sundown, aud
among other things specified by Law,
the following propositions viii be voted
upon:
ist. Two directors. TO aerve THEE
years each.
I'd. To increase The school iax 30
cents on the sis0 salus,ion for pur-
chase Of property aud building puF-
poses, rs follows:
sd. Authorizing the Srhool Dcasi
Of said district 10 purchase lot lying
south Of aud adt,iniug presest schssI
property. completing the block, tho
purchase price TO be ons hundred doh
lars.
9Th. Authorizing the School Board tf
purchase log and 10 bald slssrern a
school building for the use Of tho eel-
pssA sctvoi, as q Cost not 10 excaed
81, 400 svv hot aad buIidIng.
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THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1900.
couAVY OFFICERS.
CHURcHFs.

PhEsBYrEuiAN-lley. .. Z, HUffNEG, DID.
r.lstor--rrcaching sunday morning aud eve
uing. sunday school al y.a1 q. M, VA. II.
u.RLAN. superintendent. tTaJor meeting
wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. SorrH-Erv. q. ".
KsHRr. Pastor -- Preaching every sunday
morning and evening, SUNDAY scuul az 81,
q. ui. Dr. }. l.. uAN. Sgp't. iTagcr meet
nR ever ednrslnJ cseHInR.
METHODIST ErtscurAL,-Rrv. ). J. Martin.
Pastor. preaching every sunday mornlng
sud syeHlng, sunday school ~ 3 - a. M.
!. ". G,TLEi. sup't. mayer meeting cEeIy
"Wednesday evening.
BArIisr-Ucv. ~ NJ. NtNGtE, pastor,
preaching urst aud third sundays VI each
month. morning aud evening. Prayer
NESTING even "Wednesday evening sun.
aay srhuUl " q IA. lee Johnson, suprrin
t-HdaBt.
CuHIsrtAS Md. \. ~. iI,HRAL, iast0r,
pruachln. third ami fourth sundays ui
each month. morning ald evening. sun
dag school . ~ Q. M, ". y. tiriuiuR. super.
iutendent. ! 4. p. 4, 4. cNeTy ~uutay
evening at o'c.pcE.
ssEruEHGN--Hrv. s l., UuHItiNg. pastor
Preaching rsCTy 'uip,ay morning except the
fourth; cltcchisn amer church.
CArHuLtC-Rcy. Fnthcr TouNEr. resilient
priest Mass every sundny oAc"pt Hrst at 10
o'cIOck. CaiecLism shulr days at 80.
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In Memory.
FArnkn Axp snx.

AlDuzo Sebastian died At biz home
IN Pennington, $40, on Saturday,
March 10, 1909, aged q years and
10 days He was followed IN just
nine days by his eldest son, Harry
Barnard, who dicd Monday, March
10Th, aged 10 years, mouth and .
days Their remains arc laid side by
side Ia the city Of the dead The
father was n respected citizen aud q
Kind husband aud parent. The son
was = noble, promising Young man.
most highly respected by all who knew
him. The bercavcd wif6 aud mother,
and the other sorrowing ones. have
our deepest sympathy, BIZ, the attend
ancc at the funeral services speaks
louder than words OF the respect aud
sympathy Of the people for the family.
May the Comforter 0f all sUrrows be
theirs, Is my prayer. A. NJ. II.
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Maple Sugar a, McHinney's.

Maple Sugar a, McKinney's.
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Leader.
MIR. Harry Cautwell was In town
Saturday.
Atrs. A. l.. Orlep is visiting in Fred.
erscklo~n.
Apple, peach and plUm butter at
A'c'" T" n'o o.
Huber q Johnso" VIII appreciate
0u i,"PPo "AS ''"s"' v" "'"
uY Ioho ~ s..,.,i,, has Sne
Kali C,,, e., sa,a
p,.La, r.,,.b n,,,.d.n,,o,,,n o,.l l..
=, Elr,n a I,yo,s
Watches, new stock and lowest
PRICES, at Tc,ley's.
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Library NotIee.

The books of the Travelling Library
are free to every resident of The town.
Each book may be kept out two weeks
but MIST be returned al that time. A
fne IL due for each day beyond unless
the book is renewed. The person to
whom the book Is charged ia response.
bIcf or II until II is returned. Should
Il be loaned and KEEP, beyond the limit.
the Que taking IL out Is liable for tbs
tine, because the book was not returned
10 the librarian, who would make the
proper entries. No one against whom
M unpaid iIne Is dua can haze n book
The librarian Is expected 10 observe
strictly the library rules.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
BISMARCK HAPPENINGS.

7. Z. Carney was 10 town Monday.
II. l.. BELL Of Bellericw was in town
last week.
Col John W. Steele is aery sick at
this writing.
John Hertz has moved onto Geo. l..
Cooley'a farm.
Judge /. + Ginning Of DeSo,o was
In Town Sunday.
Henry Vaile is building an addition
TO J. S. Bargcr's house.
Wonder why Uncle Jake Barger's
picture Is 10 such d,mand'
Born. 10 the wife Of $. +. Denton,
the first Of last week, boy.
AIs Meyers, formerly of this place,
died ia Granie,ilIe last week
Iiev. |. u. Dodson preached at the
uuion church Thursday night.
". McSwniu and Leslie lIornsey Of
Belgrade were in town Monday.
WIN. IIake lefl for ~. Louis Tues
day to take charge Of a switch engine.
!. s, Bargcr bus been caayassing
among the farmers for the sale Of a
fertilizer.
c. / Garrett and wife, c. D. Nc
Coy aud Junie Lucas go to Colorado
this week.
II T.. GIi lcr has resigned bis posi-
tioa with Nm Dcyiuc, aud will farm
his summer.
Luther Murphy, who has been work
ing a, Knob Lick for some time, re.
turned Monday, sick.
MIR. Bennett. cx-Circuit Clerk and
Representative Of Washington county,
WAS in Bismarck last Tuesday.
NIcssrs. W. ]. Russell and j. l..
Morris attended he funeral Of James
Hepburn at Caledonia last sunday.
Dr. ". Il. Gondy kunniz Of Caledonia.
candidate for the nomination for Lieu
tenant Governor, WAS la bismarck Tues.
day.
Mrs Palmer Of Drs Moiucs, Iowa,
delivered lcc'ure friday night at Tn
ion church in the interest Of the W. c.
I. L.
Wm. Dent and wife OF Bellevue
township came down last week to visit
his iaihcy, Mr.. Cyrus Dent, who Is in
poor health,
Mr. II J. Kline and family de-
parted for California last Thursday
night, where they will make their fn.
iurc home.
Jesse Maikiu has moved to r. II.
Bnrreti's farm, south of town, aud
MIllard Fortune has moved into Mr..
Malkins' house,
Mr.. Jerry Ryan died AT his home 10
Bismarck last Saturday morning at a
ripe old agc, after an Illness of several
days, Of pneumonia.
Miss Matte Wooliord and Air. c.
lloslel,er were married 1T the home of
the btide's father, William Woolford,
on the 10th inst, by Rev. Michel.
Announcement notices were sent out
TO few Of the voters OF bismarck last
Saturday morning, asking them to meet
at BispliHghoff's hall at 1880 O'Clock
Saturday evening, end telling them to
mention Il TO no one, leaving them to
guess what The object OF the meeting
was. When they arrived, however,
those who responded found that the it,
stigator, who rs DESTROYS Of running
things" 10 suit himself, wanted to nonI-
mate town ticket. They did So, and
wheth ~ the people Of Bismarck. abou,
900 Or l,lOO In numbers, viii sub
init to about 20 or 20 men In clan
desiine meeting TO dictate who they
shall vote for. remains 10 be seen
Suffice il 10 sny, however, that SEINE
Of the men who were uuwiItingls drawn
into the meeting have since repuiiated
tie whole thing.
March 20. Owl.
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German School.

Rev. G. l.. zooher will begin \ -eg-
ular German course Ia this city Alarch
9th. The course will con.ist OF read.
ing, iTansiaIIng, spelling, grammar,
and natural methods. Glasses will
meet every Monday and Thursday, Z
p. m. to . p. NJ, aud 1850 p. m. 10
$3.50 p. M, Ia Carleton College.
Terms--sl.00 per month. All those
wishing to take up This course will
kindly send their name to box iiS,
stating a, the same time il you desire
to enter the afternoon OF evening class.
Rev. zocher would be pleased to see u
large number enter. Send In your
name soon.
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Hstks-tIartlaa, CLIP Of Pennington,

Notice Is hereby given that an cleo
sion will be held n the city Of Farm
ington on Tuesday, the sd day OF april,
1890, Ia the wards OF ssbi city, for the
purpose Of e.eeisng City Collector,
Tor the Term Of two years. and one Az
derman for each ward. fuf q term OF
two years each.
The election for First ward viii bc
held At the sIsyof's Office; for Second
ward. M the Court House; for Third
wsfa. Al Adsm schmist's Wagon shop;
Cor Fourth ward, at Mapley's shos
STORE. Pols 10 be opened and ckscd
rs the iaw directs. Given under my
hand this i4ib day Of March, 1899.
0EoneE II. WILSON, Mayor.
Alsesss sAa'I, L. AescET. Clerk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

li'e hare just got in our SPRING
CARPET SAMPLES 40 of the rerr.
latest productions in Velvet, Moqurt.
Administer, Brueseis, Tapestry, and 2
and SPY Ingram. Oar plan OF selling
from sample gives our customers q
much larger line to select from and
saves them 10 10 IS per cent in the
prize. We sell them close. an who
contemplate bgyiag anything in Car.
pets, Mating, Oil Cloth. Linoleum or
Window Shades and Curtains, viii sare
money by buying Of as.
COLE a. NIXON.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

In Museums the use Of formnlin a.
a prcser,all,c for specimens Is incrraa.
lug.
lfnii ihC mountains N the world were
leFslcd the average hrigh, OF The land
would rise nearly $50 feet.
or patients subjected TO auncsihe,ics
the percentage ~ deaths ls about one
IN every 1000 or 5000.
The coldcst inhabited country ap-
pears 90 bc the province Of Wercho-
jansk, IN oriental Siberia. The daily
moan Of the entire year ia ia degrees
below zero.
While the ordinary commercial sall.
cylic acid Is a slow poison aud forbidden
IS food prrscr,aIire IN foreign coun.
tries. II Is claimed that sale, lic acid
made from the oil Of uintergrren Is
harmless.
One Of the tasks Of the Hamburg hv.
gicric institute IL TO make frequent ex.
Hminutions uf the water ~ the river
Eibc 10 src II II contains the germs OF
cholera. dirhIheria, or other infectious
diseases. Another b TO examine the
water o. the wells. OF which there stll'
arc 1000 In tho CITY.
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Annual Election.

Notice Is hereby given TO The stock
holders of the st. Francois Gravel Road
Company that there will be meeting
Of the stockholders Of said Company at
their Office IN the city Of Pennington.
Mo-, on Monday, March 80, 1900. for
the purpose of eloc,iug five Directors
of said Company TO serve for ona rear.
w. ID. CAyCg, Presidest.
GEORGE n. WILSON, Secretary.
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FOR CITY COLLECTOR.

WYE are authorized 20 announce
w VA. l.. SACkMANN
rs a candidate for rp-clection to the office
Of CSllc,tOF Of the Ciiy of Pennington at
the municipal election, Tuesday. AprIl 50
VxYE are authorized TO announce
" s. j. WEBER
a. q candidate for Collector Of the city Of
Huntington al the municipal election April
sd. ISM.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The Bonue Tcrre & Mississippi Rail-
road trains pass Rock Springs going
north at 4!ja a. M, i235sp. m, and
i:0S p. IA. going south nj Ii345
a. M, $3.50 p. M, and 9:i0 p. m.
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COuR ais.

CiRCri gUUET-J. II. FuN Judge second
Mondays Ia May ana November.
CoCNTT CoriiT-FIrst Mondays In tcUrua
-. Way, August AMI November.
PROBATE GpuRr-Secgnc Mondays In Jan.
uary. April. July and tArt0lpr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Wan,ed--eO lumber teams. Casl
paid every load.
FEEpAEiCETVwN LUMBER Co,
Frcderickiown, Me.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

President Braduer Of the Pennington
Electric Light aud Ice Company was
ia town couple Of days last week.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

MIR. w. u. Tucker Of Houston, Tex. f,
brother Of Judge Il. {. Tucker, stop.
ped over here Monday on mis- way home
trom Chicago.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Sam lsenmnn, Adam Nei,iert and
Henry Hermann. whose terms as Al
dcrmcn expire this spring, we under.
stand will be candidates tor reelection.
Oscar l.. Haile's term also expires aud
an Alderman to succeed him Is 90 be
elected. Charles Carter, Joseph Reed
er, John u. iiighley and Dave ilcidle.
burg hold over.
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uluIninlLlnHnlIIIInnIIInInInlnnnn
ANNOUNC EAfENTS. :
. Primary Electlon, .Iunc q. 1000. z
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
tIyE are authorized to announce
w wa ~. YOUNG.
as 4 candidate Tor Representative Of st.
frnncois county 20 the FORTY arst General
Assembly. subject ts ihc nomination Of the
Democratic party,
Wy are authorised 10 announce
w JOHN l.. BRADLEY
as u candidate for rr-eirctinh rs Represent
alive OF st. francois county 20 tile Fnrty
nrst GeRerai Assembly. subject @ the nom.
ihntion ~ the Democratic party,
FOR COLLECTOR.
WYE are authorized to announce
w JOHN MuRgiLL
as candidate for Collector Of the Revenue
of ". fnhcois county, subject To the rom.
nation ni the Democratic party.
WYE are authorized to Hnnouncg
w FRANK RICHARDSON
as a candidate for Collector Of thu Revenue
OF ~. Fmncuis county. subject to the nom
lnatiun 81 ths Democratic party.
WE are authorized 20 announce
w SHELF r. u0RN
as a candidate for Collector of the Revenue
OF 81. Francois county. subject To the nom.
inatlon Of the pemocutic party.
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Mis. l.. Mcuiecr aud Miss Carrie
Mcnteer Of FredcIicktoWn are the gusts
uf Mrs. T.. j. Mckinney.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The merchant tailoring business Of
the late Frank Gierse win be continued
By bis son, Charles Gierse, who solicits
= continuance of the patronage Of his
fathers old customers and the public
generally. lie has full line of the
latest patterns of spring and summer
goods, a drst-ciass cutter and filter,
and guarantees satisfaction in every
particular. Call and see him.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Who're can Jon invest money mors
psos,ably than by buying bottle II
ryickiy Ash IiisseEsy Won gcs fuur for
ose. = kidury naedicine. liver ionir,
stomach strengshensr mad bowel clcans-
er. Four medicines for si. Sold by
g. G. Mccormick nrng Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

II. Trauernich,, merchant tailor, has
received full line Of spring goods and
samples, embracing all the latest dc.
signs 10 meas suit goods.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Dir o. j, Mayberry Is able to be
out after sickness of several weeks
huration.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Nr T.. i. Weber announces himself
this week rs candidate for City Col
lecior at the city election on Tuesday.
April ID. Mr.. Weber IL too well
known to need any introduction to Our
readers, having lived here all bis life.
lie Is well qualified for the Office, and
Il elected viii make a careful ard Ell.
eient officer.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

We will deliver goods to the Fla,
River mines free Of charge.
DAVIS s SPROTr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

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at Flat l;iver--thn gTesl miuipg town9
II 40 call on ripkiu & Swink, Farm.
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