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Arizona republican., 1900-10-13

mirror is hung on 1le wall at 6 con- venilrs height above the box. A nar- row rufile of dotted Swiss. lacked on a plain lining of Igl- green. blue CT pink paper camblic hides the frame, fastened into position with Tins. A plain width of the sa me cambric, GOV cred with Swiss. is fastened a foot or so aboya the center of the glass, falling on either side to just far enough below the JoD of the boE to allow Of it's being tiel lack with ribbon bands cf the sane shade. A strip Of the camoric envelopes the tpx, full enough over tt- front to allow inGrcss to the shelf be- low. over this falls curtains of GJ-ted Swiss, falling jUsJ No the floor, brass headed tacks hoIinE the curtains in position around the edge If ,h= table. A knot of ribbon fas,eus the drapery in place above the mirror. ani every thing is ready for my lady's toilot ac- cCs Jrics.
 A rustic l3w-shapcd branch two c" Ehroe fell in length, suspended from the wall by q cJrl tied at e.,her end. furnishes a convenient anI not iHar- tiscir supp 1rt to hang the daily CT weekly papers over. In tlis way a number of papers my De iil-d withou, littering the able.
 4 platter of sliced ripe tomatoes, spr.nkleI with q thin layer of sweet green peppers cut with the sc.asors into narrow strips. mak-s $ a pretty as well as an app izing addition to the lunch or supper table.
 a"&
 Among the most appCdZing of the fall vegetables are the green Spanish sweet peppers. These are similar u the o'1-fashioned bulI-no=a peppers. only larger and milder in flavor. There are two ways Of preparing shese pep pers for the table as a vegetable, while baked and served wiCh rc1s- meats, or stuffed with chopped meats and served With a sauce they form a meat course for luncheon. MUuilu, NCul. and tough ends If steak or inferior p1iticns of poultry make gpaI iiliin& for ? D. Etis, when appcd fine mixed with rice OF crumbs and seasoned with !it- tie parsley. -o.GaJo or onion juice. Green pepper cIoqU are a-trart- i've and toCthsome, while a heaQins t-lsrolnful of chopped peppers added to scrambled eggs just as they are be- einuing to set, will give a new and del icata flavor to the dish.
 So rapidly has he taste for these peppers dcvelop2d that tn ir raising now forms one of the most profitable braa a,s of the narket-glrden indus try, while il is almost Impossible at certair seasons to supply the demand.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
"I)EAR Mas. PINKHAM;-

'DEAR Mas. PINKHAM ;-I was suffering such torturcs from nervous prOstratioA that life was @ burden. 1 could not sleep at all, and was too weak to walk across the floor. My heart was affected so that often 1 could not lie down at all without almost suffocating. l took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and 1t worked like magic. l feel that your medicine has been of in- estimable benefit to me-"
 Mss ADELE WILLIAMSON.
 I96 N P0l11o ,-ard h-1au+9 (a
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13

The man who wears his religion on his sleeves sometimes finds himself out at the elbows.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
<. < & F

A piece of lard as large as a pea or a f-teaspconfuI kerosene added to ] quart Of boiled starch will prevent sticking.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13

I had nervous prostration terribly, caused by female weakness. l suffered every thing; was unable to eat, sleep, or work. After a while 1 was induced to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, and I really began to improve on taking the first bottle. 1 continued to take the medicine, and am now better in every way, and feel like a different person. l am simply a well woman"
 NlRS. DELLA KEIsER,
 Marienville, Pa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
COLE GOSSIP.

North. east. Ursi and aleo south nrw
.lnbs are forming. and IKE roster ~
cubs hsa nGdeh 10 rcw Eamcs the
lasi rCath. Ttcy arc uai confined 70
-ay rre section, but are picking III
gradually through the gaaniry.
i.ry. Hr.Etwarl rscrfit halls = tina
rrss.fgni Of BE North Aitlrhoro Coun-
iry club. 81 aehu-rtty. ilc "a really
the iorEarr ~ TIE c,ub. fcs q g alsinly
20 bis czrf;ieas tta, It owes is exist
cnce, Tar r.Ha D. ncu oue. tut Il Is
rnterpri ing and pu.tirr. ard the
nl0e-ho'e rorr l. rcw ready fgr play.
benjamin i'arfisoa les become n
.onSert to go'i and pyrct'rcs what tc
rreacfcz. Er 10 enthusiastic. aud n the
'ucesss 81 lhr Republican PARTS was 10
f. decided Us c5.f be- would be The
tantara.l,gre-, Tie Couniry club ~
lraisaapa''s "a bic playing ground.
The ~, nls,Fer rs The tutor % the
tS.Prftid.ut. ana expresses Himself
well pleased VITA the progress Of his
pupil
\. g. SpalE'rg. director Of rrorts Nc
the Paris exposition, fugrgsts That
when American ra'frry ,lelt Paris they
hi@g th.ir rI utensils. 81 good goif
can De laf a Cumgiegnc. one hour aud
nguarirr ilap Paris. Campieguc isan
historical grl beautiful spot The for
rs's Lgtc 5000 ucsfs. over 20 niles IN
Circumference. GEd thr country about
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
rIGu PRICED SPORTS.

Tom sh1ricy recently got c2.G71 fer
.iS minutes 90 grhIiug.
Tcr-g Ae-1rlrn has taken cut Of
Chicago over ei9.C10 Tor about 25 min
u'ga af actual ngh,ing.
Nhrn uaa Stuart f.grcnCorbrti and
Ii'u.wmaus for the Carson CITY fight
hn allowed She pair $3.50 each for
training cypyurs. This ca top Of "a
$500 purse. The lght lasicd about
IS 'aluulps.
u IVES said a the old King o. the
diamond, Mike Kelly, that on one occa-
sion be received 8! 200 for the pen Re
urcd Ga signing his name 10 the con.
tract WITH tie Boston management.
This rs rcrqgls.tc Tor a whole sea.
sons service.
Fob ITlzH'mmous received rcarIy
sLn55 foF less thfa minutes work.
o. top " tAis the b4yrrs were allowed
transportation auo travelling expenses
fer themselves and their managers.
their livery bills were frttlrdS they
were 'etga aUf 1incd and unip nuch uF.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
LIN. Of Richard PARK Bland.

Clcuilrs have been issued aunolucc
Ing that tae life ut Richard Park.
B!ani j, 10 course at preparation aud
will soon De Issued Tho uulhof Of
III, book !, the well known jpagnaliI,
William Vincent Byar-, and the pub
Usher. l. w Stephen. Of Columbia.
Tia bolk will be tnlsnms volume
ct four hundred pages, beautifully
ptiatcl, aad containing nearly one
hundred illustrations / will not be
a mere biography, but well Written
aud thoughtful history Of lho import.
art political epOsh Of which Mr.. Bland
was central fgIrc. II will contain
most Of hi. political speeches and much
mii,cr of interest anil value to every
American reader. 4 will b, book
Of especial interest 10 Missouriins and
should have place ia every Missouri
aus library II will be- sbld only by
substitution aud agents are wanted In
every county. For further particulars
see notice elsewhere or address h W
stephens, Publisher. Columbia, Mo.
u. T. Chew, General Agent
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

urFIUE 90 Tns LsAniSGsgS lEAp Co. .
fiasiSsroN, Mo, July ~, ial3. <
Notice is hereby given by the Board
Of Directors, that there viii be ! meet.
Ing Of the Stockholders Of the Leading.
ton Lead Company hcld 1t the Mayors
ofiic, (hctetoi1ro used for Stack hold
oFs mee.ings) 10 the City Of Farming
ton, State Of Missouri, on the 18Th
day OF August, 1900, at uiue O'Clock.
n. M, for the purpose Of voting on the
proposition, then and there to be sub.
miitcd, for the dissolution of said Cor
poralion or company, and authorizing
tic Board Of Directors OF aaid Company
10 proceed as required by law 10 such
cases made aud provided.
l;oakEr TsTLkY, President.
Thomas III. STAN, Secretary.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

fur wood go tn Cole n NNou's
Fresh vegetables at Moore y over
ais
John r. Emk. is in ST. Loai, OI.
week.
Hon. NJ, L Smith wen, to 81 Lour.
Tuesday.
Moore 4 Overall want Your cgs.
and butter.
For bargain, In shoes 60 to IIubrr
q Johnson.
For first class new aud repair vorh
g OTTO karsch's.
Mrs. George j. Coils went to NcN
lOik this week,
Curn, Oats, Hay aud Feed for stlr
at Klein & BIOS.
Shirts, oycralIs, bats aud shoes at
Moore & OyrraIls.
viias, graia. hearts aud grapc.uuts
at Moore 4 Oyerulrs.
". +. Newman went TO st. Louis
on business Tuesday.
Miss Beruice Mccormick returned
Tuesday from lrondale.
Miss Lulu Markcr has returned
home lrum Malvern, Ark.
II you want a trunk, valisc or tcle.
scope go 10 Cole & Nixon's.
II you need ClolLing, hoes, Shirts
or hats, see Davis & sproil,
Born, July II, 1900, 10 the wife Of
Mr. J. + Klein, daughter.
Clay, Buck & Flcmln. have money
20 loan on real estate security.
Worcester Corset, the best corset
made, for sale by Davis & sproil.
Iiine's preserves and lsllies aud all
kinds Of pickles Mt A. l.. oren's.
Clay, buck q Fleming have some
elegant residences iur sale cheap.
Ed. A. NJ lIsrral Is announced TO
preach 81 Boune Tcrre next Sunday
kIeia & Bros. line Of staple and
fancy groceries Ia the largest In town.
We want your produce. llighcs,
market price psid by Davis & Sprott.
Ar. Ollie Mayberry wen. 10 ST. Louis
Tuesday to purchase new express
hark.
Miss Edna Mason returned from a
vial, TO heT grandfather q, lfondale,
Tuesday.
Misses Minnie SD zslda Slack Of
81. Louis arc sissting NiAS Virginia
fiardy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

Owing 90 the absence OF Mrs Gen.
Wilson, librarian, the library has been
moved TO the residence Of Mrs. +. ID.
Fisher Tor the balaBcc Of the time
Library hours, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday from D To Il O'Clock Pioasc
observe The hours strictly. Free 10
cstrsbody. Head sad cnjoy the sookx
willis they are b.re.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
PAY Your Dog l.leease.

The undersigned, collector Of the
city Of Farmin gton, now has list oi
the dogs in the city aud persons own
Ing same, and all aIc hereby no.ibea
TO call aud pay the city license tax on
same within 60 days, as required By
ordinance.
" l.. SAcKMAs, Collector
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
BISMARCK HAPPENINGS.

"''iih' i4HtNlAN h'uI 90 NN' no lAhH
'''.'''S'
J. J! Euilfr h's g'n' 10 Illinois on
Three weeks vacation.
tHtIcy FatchCl, Is forcmau u q
'''....' ''"' N'''''' my
A''-r' Nil''" and EnN'e Kinder f',-
iir' of Dies Arc last week,
Tsp rirln,,s If ,clcubyur polc.
v,,. uulo.dI her, l,sl week.
Jsurs A sli.Il. Of pmosi VA. In
Bismarck the Gr. Of Inst wcrk
.'' % IT, "i''s.s 81 ,e"n', H.
''',. u '''0 '''''''' "''' " -. ''"e 'e-
''"'''
E'y slpon sold his Interest 10 the
,''''' ','''' - 70 ''4+ ~ '-'-'''''h
'''' VIVA
Mi,, Jnpc Walsh died very suddenly
SUNDAY mrujug IT heart iallurr. aud
ors inferred iu lIImlilou cemetery On
Monday.
M .r..,.rt.. ..,,.t...t..-..
r. - a -, ~, a.
~ ,.'. ,,.,.,... A.. Sc. a., -
u,l,..,I .r....',I,.
m y, nL ~ 80 ~
= t,...... -, t..a.l.,..',.''-. - =,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
Notice 10 City Taxpayers.

The taN books Of the City Of Farm
inglon for 1900 having be u placed IL
my hands, notice is hereby given that
| will on August III proceed TO eollcc,
the city taxes for 1900. AL taxes
must be paid on or before the lst oi
January, 1901, 10 avoid the peualiy
liked by law.
". L. SAckMANx. Collector.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
FATAL MINE ACCIDENT.
aIoaEo Tucker Falls 100 Feet In q SaHil
and Is kilis4.

Last Friday morning Alonzo Tucker
a miner at the Thcodota mine, fell
Rom a cage TO the b1iiDmof he shalt,
distance Of 100 feet. and into nine
feet Of water, aud was instantly killed.
Both legs from The knees down were
broken aud crushgd, showing that he
struck on bis feet The body was pre-.
pared FIR burial aal takes TO CIo.s
EurI-. Liberty township. for nirfmrnt
Ed A. N llIral conducting the iu-
neral -crSiccs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

We have on hands n large number
Of buys from four 10 eight years Of aye
aud some younger aud older. Also
number Of giils. We want TO put
them permanently In good homes Ne
give thcm out oa shsee mouths trial.
References required. Address:
Raw. DAVID GAY,
$40 Olive Street, ST. Louis, No.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

70 CoGSwAlL AM FEruFrICKruWs
FOR WHIrr STRINGS, No
Tickets viii be- sold tiIl September
10Th from nci1,.u, 10 Cornwall al
rate OF 81 uu, and from pcl.1s,u, {.
lrdryicSioUu ~ rate 81 ,jc Tor tho
round trip, good for returning Iill dc.
,ubrr Ut. 1900. For fall palicu,ar.
see =. !. Packer, Agent, DcLas,us,
Sc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

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MIS- N'''i' Nm'.h col i''1n' Ir'r
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Nj. Lrrr, Nlrf- fr,,r. Oh. ..,,.r
ptr of r,r WORK lavish l., .....I..
AN'n' 81 '''"'h.r''l.'r.
Glover anal an kind Of rrt.. .....
garden .r,d BIO bulk. ruI tu l..I- #
seed puta,o., az 4 l.. urrn..
turned from -, Iouf. 4uI.....n.
hen COUSIN. ll-. LINN. ,.lmrn
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" D '''"'"I
Rev Il. 1 ,hrn. gna1l agan, br
The .a,r OF "rhr Eiton l,ichurl Park.
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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
Produce Market.
EX.eutnrs Notice.

NNf.ra Ir I.ruHy given 'Hgt letters IrF.
irItufIiE Nr.f granted 90 rho under
.. HUaI Ht fhr Probate Court uI 20. fruunuf4
county, Missouri, h.ItlWg date ot Juiy %,
IfH., on tine rsrlirul
LrtEEIiN s.. NIL, Decd.
Nl' pprsuns having r'lEWa AGAINST ruld o..
tate 1Tu required 60 rNHilI. iH1m ta fur
EXECUTOR tor allowance WItHlu ono yplg
from the date 0f said letters. ur they Ugy
boz pr.cluIcl from Buy benefit Uf said o.
tate, ana 70 NOT exhibited for allowance
Ni'H.U Two years from 'h# date uI said let.
tors, 'hgy Wfli iH forever barred
ions u. Euln, 'tycr,rf,-s.
%. q UlIL. ""'.
JAY 90, l.sf.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

foR sALg--whai is known IS the
AllcH farm, adjoining laws addition
to Harrington Title perfect; war
rantee decd given. Call On James r.
Allen, Dram, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
R,7as..la5 Hylial.. q T..,. T.

Tine E..u.#,,u. Of 49, I..r..i.
r.Yr,,, u,.f b.. .,I..I..,,,..l r.,,.,.n.5.,, i,,
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n..... ,i r..u.r,i.,,. , r,YYrv r...r
I.a .e,c,.a r.....i.. .,,,,rr.,,..l r.,..
recruited IH..e.4,.a...,. v.. .,.,.rr.
led lbs. .,..r.,W n n... rg,..r..,,.
l. W...... ...frr.,g...Ir 4 r.y
and Han. H.au.u a..f.4r ...r..
f,tr. the fp.I,u,.,t.,.c, v.,. ..,.
mated. /. / Graves. Erpr....,a.,,,..
Jam.. ! rn.r. sheriff. 4 4 NiN,u.
r..Ir.,pr. J,Yui4. n li,plr.. A..
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t,rpr,. sam lanmrY. vr,a-..rr.
rafII,. l. ~rlw.Tt. ~ur,.,,r. Dr
t,.4rs. Alryw,u. C,nY.s. Irrd.
RINGER. As.,.il,. .Ill,. C,gg,y Cong.
I.f,t district, j. n llun,sg Associate
.jgIre. Second district.
Resolutions were adlp,ol iud,r.Iny
tbr aIuini.lrtl.aa of President Mck,n.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

Seller s. Traucraioht have foil line
# binders aud Mowers and all kinds
Of Farm implements for silc, and also
do all kinds Of blacksmith repair work.
Fug SALE--Guod second hand BIZ
cycle for sale cheap. Apply at this
oiiicc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26


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So ''''''' .''',''' ''' '''' ''''''' "., 80
rn''''''" ''' " w ''','"'' A",'"S ''',''
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'"'n' ''''''' VIII '' '''"'' y" '' -'s
f., cipdpw shade. and lac, cpr..5.s
.o..,,.t.l,.H Ni,,p..
rh. KmI,rs1ura Lawn Patty an
nu..,I iu today b., been postponed
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'"'w'd him That ih" waters there WOOL
.nnr 'iu'r effect DO biz cn'c, anl iHM
'..''''. '''. '''.'.'.' JUS H' w 90 ...
hHur a- 30 The SPRING. llr like. 1N-
.'rinr Spug,, ho"e'rr. aud -praa.
.Hry highly IT the curative TruprnI.-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
DIG A. 0. L. ". MEETING.
They Gather 10 FarmiHgtou aad Organ
ixe a Southeast Association.

some time ago lew OF tue A. q.
O. W Lodges 1T Southeast Missouri
mct at Doe Ran 90 discuss he advis-
ability VI organizing q SOU beast Nils.
.uuti A. q L. " Association, which
rc.nlJcd 30 the election Of +. T.. Graves
president, G. II Polly ,icc president,
and Allen Agucw secretary. 4 com.
mlgce wa. appointed consisting Of Il.
t.. Tucker, ! G. Sloan, J ". Scott,
Joseph Moucr aud T. Montgomery,
o. dnil constitution cod o., laws 'ur
Ihn Guyrrum,u, Of lbr association.
Huntington va. selected a- the place
TO- hold the ncy, meeting 10 perfect the
Organization
The A..Orialiou met al Pennington
last Saluid1y at \ O'clock p. ~, ct
tie Cont House, aud large crowd
bad gathered and $50, entertained uy
speeches ou The obi .ci- ut the asspci-
alton ly the pgc.iI,ut. >. T.. Graves,
sud Walter T Mcintyre Of st Lput.,
chairman at the finance committee col
'hr Grand Lodge Of \ O. T. W ui
Missouri, after which the member, OF
the order and delegate repaired TO lhc
udi Fellows Hall aud proceeded To-
lniicct the organization The follow
ing lodges were represented Leoprr,
irrtyNillc, lrJriick,own, E!yins, flat
IH...-s f...s.. H.. ss..
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

Sam Carer. the u.mucpljc cauI!.
date fur Prosecuting Attorney 800 Wayuu
county, So. 90 town the l,r-D ol ihr
wcrk WISHING relative. Ml raIrr !.
"nc Of the coming young lawyers Of
This section. aud Do, Ewy ir.ul. here
arc pleased tu Snow Ilat d., Tu1.i 81,
are appreciated boo Naac, sud predict
iur h.m good mrjuiy 90 the general
circipn and % successful aud honorable
administration i lur important und
rc.pou.i1Ir Office ipr which lac j. u
candidate
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
THROUGH A GLASS.

C---|1VoRY SOAP is i skin soap. On one square
Iaa6i1 inch Of your hand there are 1900 pores. On
~ the whole body you have 1881 ,2@ Of these
zl little cavities to look after. Every one Of these
openings must be kept clear the impurities Of the
body can not pass OFT. Now to cleanse the pores,
you need fine, pure soap Scientists who speak not
from opinion but from scientific analyses, urge the use
Of Ivory Soap. co. u, per cent. Pure.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

Remember, reduced price on all
photo wort during Ja'y ouly, at
iupgn's Gallery.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26
Times
COUNTY OFFICERS.

TnrH>pAY JrLY 20. 5000.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

There will be q festival at thr Cath
ollie Church. og August 18th, with mH-
SIC. unu,rmenl- aui Refreshments 90
entertain al who attend Among u,hrr
things. pair u trousers, to BE- do,
mated by Nj ! Z Pullman, the mcr.
chm, nilur will be ratified OF 80 2jc
rblurr
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

81, arI Nrs Robert Lloyd returned
h#n ipm Excelsior Springs, Mn..
'f lhur-dHy Mr. Lloyd ,ail Dec i.F
.uur h"rr. hu' ,iag b- physician '6-
mu,d him that the wa'rr, there ouui
. Inr Iiu!t effect 10 BIZ ca.c, and ihu
Doc could be treated ju,t 70. w,i ar
hnur a- 81 the SPRING. he ike. lN-
,. inr SWiug,, however. aud -Vraar
try highly II the curative rrprriu,
cot 'hr waters thgic
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

Az klnd, OF canned goods aHd dGird
aud oyapuTatcd fruits at Klein 4 Bros
The announcement In the Farming.
tom papers la,t week of he death IN
that town OF ono Of the children Of
Rev. C.. T.. ". Smith, recalls one OF
the pleasant apaaiLtanccs that the 81.
itor Of the Lead Belt News formed
while rr.idcut Of the State Of Calf
fnrnia. II was at an old fashioned
Methodist ''walch meeting" on New
Years eve, 1894, that we first saw
aud heard Mr.. Smith lie had just
taken charge Of the a. l. Church,
South, at Chico--Juc OF the thousand
qu enly towns In the Golden Stale
lie spoke rs one new 10 western ways.
lie bad not advanced fsr IN bis c&hor.
tSiun before he disclosed The fact that
he was from Missouri ani rs one Mis-.
souriau always seeks out another Ia The
far west We took advantage of Isis fta.
iernal prerogatiso as 'Uin rs be had
ceased TO adaTc the meeting. From
that time until be was transferred our
acquaintance continued AIR. Smith
IL an able preacher and Immediately
grew into popular favor with The
church. We IRE exceedingly surry TO
hear OF his recent sad misfortune -
Lead Bel, News.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

Fry.h vegetable. every morning Of
Klein s. Nru'-.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-07-26

Irr window shades and hC, curtains
go 'p tDir * NiN1u...
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errmur ur.lo.darc straw har,.-rpa
! * NtrrH.
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". l.. sAcKaAs. Collector
Smyrna times., 1900-10-10
We Are Masters Of the Pacific


Without the courtesy of Great Brit
ain not German transport could ar
rive at Shanghai to begin the execu-
tion of the kaiser's purpose of check
ing single handed British aggression
in the Yang-tseKiang valley. With
the coaling stations of Gibraltar, Nal
ia, Alden, Colombo and Singapore clos
ed to them, the great vessels which
the kaiser has subsidized so literally
with the purpose of paying flying Wis
its to his neighbOrs' shores with an
army corps retinue would be reduced
to the use of sail power or sweeps.
They would be thus at the mercy of
cruisers of the third class. France
would be little better off.
1t is when we see the plight of the
continental European powers in this
most vital of international relations
that we realize what prescient states
manShip has done for this country in
two brief years. In the beginning of
1898 the United States, too, could reach
the orient only on borrowed COAL"
fuel bought in the foreign ports of
Honolulu and Yokohama and in inac-
cessible in time of war, as were the
coal piles of HOngkOng to Dewey when
he was turned out to find base.
Moreover, the chances were, with Ger
many seeking the Philippines and ia
pan Hawaii, that foreign powers would
make way of reaching the occident
with their own coal The risk was that
a drawbridge might be let down, a lad
der flung across our mighty mOat of
the Pacific, so that some day we should
find n great host of our foes hattering
at our western gate The ladder has
been flung across, but it has been flung
from our side, and at every rung of it
Honolulu, Guam. Manila-Stands a
Yankee blueiacket and a Yankee blue
shirt ready to give MontojO's medicine
to the adventurous who seek to cross
by it without their leave.-New York
Press