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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

Order of Publication.

state ~ Missouri. County NJ It Francois 80.
Ia the circuit Court, May term. igUD
state ui Missouri az the relation and tn tho
usrui Li y. lur,ry collector 90 10" HvNr.
me. M ana iar the county of -. Francois,
Plaintiff,
.. q. knuneit. WIFI Kenneth and Nadg8
ksuurtf. his wife, Agnes X UTpuf ana
Thumbs G.. Brrnt. nor husband. aud I.uttlU
lTHsi, and the unknown uvirs 81 John
Casey Defendants.
VOW % this day comes the plalntinhcrr.
~ IN, hy hts attorney, flpFin 3 SWink.
ana nlca his petition and anidaylt, alleging.
among other things, that defendants &. u.
honnett, Agnes X, Brent, ana Thomas e..
hrcnt her husband, AMI IN. unknown heirs
ut John casey, are not residents of the state
ui Missouri Nh"rpupOu d g. ordered bY
the CLERK IN vacation, that aid defendants
be nntihrd 10y publication nat piaiutln has
commenced q suit against them iH this court
the object ana general nature at which T. to
obtain judgment tor back taxes. against
aid defendants. Tor The years rs. 1875, i4.T
.SNnnd l~u, upon the following described
fcal estate, ln said county Of -. Francois.
ana state OF Missouri, To wit Al Of the
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter
nf section twelve tisI township thirty eight
ltsl. rang, i've l5l cast. containing f1rty lt5l
acres ana that unless the s1id y. g. hon.
nett, Agnes X. Brent ana Thomas G.. Hrrnt.
her husband. ana the unknown heirs ufJnhn
casey b. and appear AZ this court. at the
next terGu thereof. To- he begun AMI holden
at the Court House in the Ctty ui Farming.
.
next, ana on or bvfnTc the third day Of sald
term, " the torn shall - isslg cuntlnue-anu
" not, then on or before She last day 81 said
term answer or plrad O. the petition in
said cause. thc same VIII b. taken Us con
fcssed, and judgment viii be rendered &c
gordinRly.
And Il Is further ordered, that cory here
81 IN published. according TO law. IN the
ftgMiSGrOS TINS, newspaper Published
Ia said county OF -. Francois. Tor four weeks
successfully, published nj least once week
the last Insertion 20 br at least nftern days
lh'fure the arst day OF said next May term
ut this Court.
j. G. WILLIAMS, circuit CLERK.
ny JAS. y. Lar, Deputy.
4 true coy nom the record.
Witness my hand and seal Of
- the Circuit court uf ~. Francois
l.. >. county, this % day OF April,
~ 1901.
J. e. WILLIAMS,
Circuit Clerk.
By JAS. .. LIE, Deputy CLERK.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

Congressman Eobb delivered an cN.
ceIlcnt speech In the House Of Repre-.
scniaiiYcs on the l2lh Ia advocacy Of
the Constitutional Amendment proNd-
ing for the election Of United States
Senators by popular vote Of The people.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

Il is reported that the Grand Jury at
Frankfort, ny, has indicted Kentucky
asufping Governor, Taylor, rs an nc.
gcssory to the assassination Of Gocbfl,
though the indictment will not be made
public until q bench wsrran, has been
Issued.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26


Senator lloar has been an unswefv.
ing Republican PARTISAN Dis hear,
aud life have been dcvo'cdto his party.
His conscience has even been dopcd
tiiG, 10 niEi,a s'fpess sopse oi It's pol.
bcies. How fasfant, then, must he ~
departure from the traditions and prin-
siples upon which our Governments 10
founded, TO aSou=e hisn TO the eloquent.
scathing protest TO which he gave VI.
scranee In the Senate on the 18th
against the Administration buccan-
neeriBg policy NJ Imperialism. We be.
Aeye II coald not have been a pleasant
task to him. II was Ike the wall of Il
doiing father for Maynard, proilignte
child, bent on mischief and lf.,leslrue-
uon; at once a warning and yearn.
ing, heart breaking cry of 'Come back
come back! TO the old lsndaaxks oI
safety, Of liberty. Of rcvcred traditions
and principles Of Justice and ireedom. a"
put 10 their mad iufatuaiion for the
s'liasel, pinchbcek, pewter" imperial.
Ism Of the iIanna- Mckinley Trust
spawning, they will hous at the dis
dressed old man, spnru his wisdom,
mock bis warning, and show In other
little. mesn and contemplate ways hon
unworthy they are Of bis respect or so.
Eeliudc. lie had tssse % thss not
org ago when hc expressed himseli
sgsinst the ADMINISTRATOR Philippine
zeliey, but leai old party Hsn that he
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

The Republicans II Tennessee are
split clear up the back, aud have nom-
mated two State tickets an1 two sets Of
delegates to the National Republican
Convention.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26
Shedf''S Sale IN Partition,

Furr"ata C.. Hutchlsun. rlalutiT.
".
The Unknown Heirs 81 Woodbridge Merry.
Reid, Defendant
ACTION ~ FAETITtuN.
10 obedience go an utlHT 90 the Circuit
court uf II, TuUgp's county. Missouri. made
20 tA" November term thereof for I.H. ON
iur ln,h day 81 Nnyrmha., ana the ON dag
of said torn, T. the undrrsiguui Shrnn ~
sllA ~ tNncuis county VIII, ON
Thursday, May i5lh, 1900,
hu',rcon the hours Of nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and i've 'clprk iu the afternoon
nl that day at tho south front door Of the
Court House. 90 the CITY 81 Pennington. ln
s1ld -. Francois county MIS- tITi. and dur.
ting thc session at the Circuit tpgrt ~ said
county, proceed 10 sell 80 public auction Tor
the purposes SGT forth 10 said order the fpi.
lowing described real estate. situate. lying
ana bttnH IN the county ~ ~ Francois and
state pf Missouri. t0.Nit Tile northwest
quarter Of tho HuTthwrst VulrtrTuf section
twenty seven ga, township thiriy fIyt t.tf.
ANA IdEE" siN 90 east. containing forty con
acres, more or Tess, AMI on the following
trrWs-tor cash. JEFE ~ IliGttLh.
sheriff ~ 10. Francois County &. .-uur.
ApTil b, IU1.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

Head Jadsc Bands letter on Judge
Rigg., and then ask Yourself IL yvu can
support such a man for Judge OF ihc
Count Of Appeals or any other public
position.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26
PIPKIN g. SWINK.
GRAND TONIC

manufactured by n Pennington Remedy
Company. Tits medicine f. q general tonic
and Is intended TO build up. rundown or de
bliitatcd systeInx. The IN gredsentyof ssrand
Ionic ara expensive drugs Decaus~ they are
OF great strength and purity. Nothing has
been spared TO make this a perfect Tonic
Medicine, and n he soiu az q price within
TIN reach OF all eaffcrers.
This Is not a new and untrieG remedy.
but ono thar has been In use for 10 or II
ycarx, fta Uniform success IN restoring
health has been 30 great that the prupris.
tors. hoping 10 Increase It's range Of useful.
moss, have thus placed q before the Dghiic
Grand Tonic Increases the Appetite. Aids
Digestion. Regulates the DoweIt. Tones UP
the Liver, and strengthens the Nerves.
with all these functions of tlis body In per.
feet working order. there VIII be but iittls
loft that can DO reached by medicinal.
The composition rf tttis medtstsse 10 moi
kept secret. aud thnSc desiring eOkn0w the
snnie viii be- informed. This remedy ia
much needed ~ tho public. and we anx-
iousiy await the result Of our efforts 10
meet this need. Respectfully.
GRAND TONIC REMEDY CO.
Headquarters City Drug Store,
Pennington, ,lc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

Indigestion j, the direct cause Of dis.
ease. that kill thousands Of persons an
uualIy. Stop the trouble q, the outset
with u little rrichy Ash Biucr.; il
strengthens the stomach and aids digc,-
lron. Sold by l.. c. Mccormick Drug
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

Senator Iloar say, that the Admins
ira,iou's plan Of expansion Is not that
of jefferson, but the buccannesIins
plot ut Aaron Barr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

has always been, he said despite his
convictions that lie would support tie
Administration. Can he be- OF the
same miud now. Surely his love Of
country mast he greater than that for
pariy-anl such party!
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

The family tina, keeps on hand and
uses occasionally tho celebrated Pfickly
Ash Bittcrs N always well regulated
family. Sold By T. G. Mccormick
Drug Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

senator tIoar wculd tc grand
old man" II he would vote a, be- talks
IN the Senate.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

The Senate has unseated both CLARK
Of Montana aud Quay Of Pcunsyl'aua.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

Attend the Democratic precinct mass
meetings next Saturday
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26
To the TaxpaYers.

All those KNOWN. themselves delin.
guont for taxes ior the year 1899 please
call aud settle same 1T "A early a date
as possible. Respectfully,
w. l.. SACKWASE,
Cts Collector.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26
SBedf's Sale 10 foPCIase NaItgage

}. ). Freeman, plaintiff.
IS.
lDttip Case. administrative uf the estate Of
omar J.. tIsr. deceased, lnttlu Case, on.
Yer Ease. Edwin tusr. Laura b. g1arE,
initlr hvdnrs. ana unknown hers OF
omar T. Ease, deceased, defendants.
ArriuN 70 FuNLi LuST A MORTGAGE.
\ uovG!c.r" :" nm order OF lhr Circuit
4 Court ~ n. Francois county No. made
~ the November term ihrroof tor lSp, On
tie 18Th day az November and the fourth day
%! siid term, !, the undersigned sheriff uf
s1id -. Francois county will, uu
Thursday, May j., 1900,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and fyu O 'rlpck in the afternoon
ui that day az the south front door % the
tuurt House, IN the city Of Pennington. in
saId ~. Francois county, Mo. ana dUrinF
THE session 81 the Circuit Court OF said cuuu.
g proceed to s"lint puhliruurtipn. fuTcash,
Tor the purpose oct forth IN snid order
the equity OF redemption IN the
following described real estate. situate, o..
INK ami hglug IN the county uf e. Francois
and state Of Missouri. tn.wit, The south
h1ii ul the northwest quarter Of section
tHiftyssiE tAi. township tuisty six taD.
range four tN rasi containing by estimation
eighty 800 ucTvs, subject to dover Interest
81 Lotilr Case.
JErT d. IHGulEY.
Shorir of S. tmnco,s county, MJ.
April o, 1910,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26
Figuring On The Next House.

Lion. Champ CLARK IN letter about
the prospects Of having democratic
Congress, say.
democratic prospects arr growing
50 bright that 40 one hears any ptoph.
ccy touching the next House except
that the democrat, will have it by -
handsome majority. TO show how
easily they eau do the ltick, one gen
llrmau With a iura trr arithmetic gives
these figures, shown. 10y what narrow
margins ,cvut! Il upE Republican
brethren hold their seats:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

A4Hl'lt , d
+. G.. Ncrdham, Scyculh California II3
II. :. March, 10Th Illinois. az
W \. l,udsubrrg, 2l,t Illinois. 800
George ". farris, 9TH Indiana. 2j4
: J. rush, 9TH kru,urky.... g.. 30
". T. Blkrf, 2I Maryland ....4,0
+. c. Wach,rr, I'd Mars lAud .l22
Page Morris, 9th Minnesota ......4tj
\. ' =. Cuchraur, 9TH New York -
v L. Weaver, 9Th uhiu........il6
\. G.. Dayton, ID Wet Virginia. .G.l
Il. II Frccr, Ilh West Virginia SIS
A change Of representation IN th:cc
founhs Of those districts would give rs
the House. A change in all Of them
would give II 10 as by $ majury. Aud
there are other, equally gocl for mis-.
siunafy work When Republicans re-.
member bow Republican majoriDiys OF
1000 and 1900 in 1896 were con-
vcncd into lssmorralle majoriiic. in
1898 aud hear the cus,ing now going
on about the llay-raunccfo,c treaty,
the Porto Rican ill, etc, they have %
bad case Of mulIigrubs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26
Produce Market.

MERRILL rrKrN. II. 4. swrvK.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-04-26

Farm ~ go acres. a.. miles north 81
lI!WlnEipn. within miles Of Flat Uiy.
~, al ~ cultivation except so acre,
which n in timber. Good lNu. story now
house. guOl Uutbuildlugs ana abund-
uIvo Of water
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-20
WE SHOULD BE INDEPENDENT OF
ENGLAND IN EXTERNAL FINANCE.
Recommendation Of the International American CONGRESS- For
the Incorporation Of an American Bank Should Be Car
ried Into Effect-Bl Was Passed BY Last Senate.

according to its value, is q better Sc
surity for the loan of money by bank
chartered by the government and rest
Ing on the credit of our people, than
the personal obligation of the mer-
chant who handles what the former
has produced. This discrimination is q
public wrong. intended to benefit the
national banks and their customers
the trading classees who handle money
at the expense of the producers, VINO
through great labor, furnish the entire
body of the material that constitutes
commerce. These advantages of the ma
tional banks should in some way be
seem to be abandoned by our party,
1 can see no better way to hold the
national banks in check than TO create
another form of banking institution,
under the control of the government,
in which producers can get assistance
on safe security to raise the crops and
send them TO market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-20
SENATE COMMITTEE
ADOPTS ARMY BILL.
Continued from Page I.

to deprive him of the commission
which he now holds therein"
The medical department provision is
the same as that of the House bill,
except slight change as to qualitica-
tons for head nurse.
STAFF PROMOTIONS
The provision in the House bill re-
garding staff promotions is changed
and extended so as to read as follows:
THAT so long as there remains any
officer holding permanent appointments
in the adjutant generals department,
the inspector generals department, the
quartcrmaster'S department. the sub
sistence department, the pay depart
mcnt, the ordnance department and the
signal corps they shall be promoted
according to seniority in the several
grades. as now provided by law, and
nothing herein contained shall be
deemed to apply to vacancies which
can be filled by such promotions or to
the periods for which the officers so
promoted shall hold their appoint
men,s, and when any vacancy, except
that of the chief of the department
or corps shall occur, 1t shall be filed
with detail from the line of the army,
and no more permanent appointments
shall be made in those departments or
corps. Such details shall be made from
the grade in which the vacancies exist,
under such systems of examination as
is now prescribed by law, or as, the
President may from time to time pre-
scribe. All officers so detailed shall
serve for a period of four years unless
sooner relieved, at the expiration of
which time they shall return to duty
with The line. ana officers below the
rank OF lieutenant colonel shall not
again be eligible for selection in either
staff department. until they shall have
served two years with the line.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-20

Travel via the Ocean View route to
Old Point. Time. 80 minutes. dcl2-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-20
LAM BERT'S POINT.
ITEMS IN BRIEF GATHERED BY
OUR REPORTER YESTERDAY.

ITEMS IN BRIEF GATHERED BY
OUR REPORTER YESTERDAY.
Mr.. II. NJ. Lee, of Fortieth street, has
returned from a four weeks pleasant
visit to relatives and friends in the
Old North State. During his absence
from home Mr.. Lee combined business
with pleasure. He shipped four car
loads of holly and cedar to the North.
from which he received a handsome
revenue.
The Pioneer Fire and Salvage Com
pany decided at its meeting last night
to make It's coming anniversary, which
occurs on the 9th inst. one of the
most notable events in the history OF
the organization.
Rev. r. a. Robinson. former pas
tor of Colley Memorial Presbyterian
church, Atlantic City ward. will arrive
morning and night Sunday in the Pres
byterian church.
Rumor says that a furniture store
will be started here after the first of
January by well-known and popular
resident.
The usual prayer meeting of the Bur
rows Memorial Baptist church will be
on the building. The choir Of the
church will meet with Miss Edith
Cobb. on Rappahannock street, for re-
hcarsal of the Christmas music.
There will be no meeting of the w.
G. II. II. this afternoon, but the meet
ings will be resumed Thursday after
noon OF next week.
Great interest is felt by the working
classes here In the future of the Bridge
port Silver Plating Mill. 1t is hoped
by many that it will resume operations
early III January.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-20
PORTO RICO AND
THE PHILIPPINES.
Continued from Page I.

ing from that decision. asked Mr.. Grlggs
what Chief JusticeMarshall meant in say
ing: 1.-The power to lay and collect du-
ties imports and exercises may be cxer-
ciscd. and must be exercised through the
United States"
Mr. Griggs said. throughout the Unit
ed States referred TO the States of the
Union. but Justice Harlan pointed out
that il referred also to the District of
Columbia ana the territory west of the
Missouri.
Mr. Griggs closed his five hours speech
with n brilliant and eloquent peroration.
EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE
POWERS.
Instead of seeking strict and narrow
constructions he concluded the powers of
the executive and Legislative branches
had been so construed as 10 give them
wise and safe discretion, so that The day
would be FASTENED when he might give
to these new peoples self government and
to some of them perhaps place in the
galaxy Of States.
Air Aldrich will close for the plaintiff
in tho Philippine case to-morriw and the
cases then will be submitted.
Travel via the Ocean View route to
Old Point. Time. SO minutes. dcl2-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-20
easebaIlNext Spring.

By Telegraph to Virginian- PilotA
Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 19.-The Iar-
ward University baseball schedule for
next spring has been practically com
pleted. Twenty-four games will be
played, including the following:
April 1S-Virginia at Charlottesville.
Virginia.
April 17-Trinity at Durham. n. C.
This Boston bacchante looks happy:
! wonder what thought is uppermosJ
in her mind?"
"Oh. that's easy; she's saying to her
self, The baked beans are DONE In
dianapolis Journal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-20
CLOSING OUT THE BALANCE OF
WATER DAMAGED CLOTHING !!

The extraordinary circumstances under which sale takes
place compels us to offer the best while they
prices that would not for the material We will out
the balance of this splendid stock the few days It is
impossible for other dealer compete while this
stock of water damaged clothing lasts Examine goods get
prices OF Others then sure of SALE DO
not put off your VISIT once while the stock last
The Delta independent., 1900-09-21
For President.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
For Vice President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
For Assessor Dist. No. 2.
NEWTON II. CASTLE.

At the Republican judicial conven-
tion held in Montrose Saturday. Thos.
Brown, OF Gunnison, was nominated for
district judge and II. W. Ross, OF Grand
Junction. was nominated for prosecut-
ing attorney.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-21
niL. wA.art. ..- T.,s,I.

Ev he L., n lake Ditch 4 Reservoir
g.. tr irIvlng tunnel llUO feet ia
length On Grand mesa. thirty miles fro n
Delta. aitidude 9OOO feet. Plans aud
specifications may ils seen by applying
to 4. l.. Reynolds, secretary OF the com
pany. Ecksrt. C.lo. Bids will b 70
ceived up to the hour Of IL O'Clock m
October 4. 1900. The company reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-21
cedarcdQs Notes.


Ira Williams returned home Tuesday
from flying trip 10 IlliEois.
All idle hands will soon be busy max
ing hay.
Frank Moore returned home Satur-
day.
Jim Dove returned from Grand juno
ton Monday.
Mr.. J.J. Frank left Monday for Lake
City to spend few days.
Mrs. Bud Branch is on the sick list
this week.
]. NJ. Holland just received fifteen
hundred dollars worth OF dry goo1s.
II. J. Castle came in Tuesday from
New Mexico.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-21
RS~tD.

BLrMBERG: Mans Is .bells Biumbssx.
az. q live months. dau ghter ua Mr.. nni
Mrs. Fred Blu .ub-rg. Tuesday. Sop
tes,ber Is l.ti. Funeral occurred
from the hoan- on Calf Tui, m~ss At
it:;D "a. u. "Wednesday. Rev. Layt ~
,fficia ing
The Delta independent., 1900-09-21

come In from otlrT scl,C, is. Miss An
III. Pe,ry aud Master Harry Lingren 1
Cedaredge; Misses Laura and Alice
Baripw II Ho'chkiss: Miss Tili'e File
ner. OF Crawford: MISS N ibel Burt VI
Ouray.
OEs ia s'OUSlY Aih Tx0l; = An.
Delta. Colorado. ases. :. Z. suI 5. 1900.
P@lcon ascension.
10 a. m-hose race (wet 'estl 100 yds
to hy,lrant lay 200 feet Of hose; two full
turns at plug aud nozzle. Purse sl0o 20
Bic,c Gle race-oue mile-open to all.
y open to all.
Base Ball-purse sloO 90.
Foot race-22O yards, open to all.
100 yards. open to all.
Foot race-girls under Il years OF age
Ladies' foot race.
BO, foot race.
Fat mans foot race.
Hurdle race.
Man against horse-open.
Burro race.
Pony race.
Cowboy relay race mile, race
horses barrei-purse 800 %.
Cowboy race--1a mile.
Running race-lady riders.
Barbecue-free for all. Grand old
fashioned cowboy tournament. Grand
display Of fire works each and every
evening. A shooting tournament and
the finest display OF fruits and farm
products ever exhibited.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-21
North Hopk Isesas.

Every available team and wagon was
pressed into service last week to move
the Elberts peach crop.
Over 1000 boxes Of Elberta peaches
were suipped from the Cainn place on
ono day last week.
Will Lambertson and family and r.
Perrin left overland for Cresto1. Iowa,
last Monday.
Our merchants have all decamped for
the republican convention.
The Corine trial is postponed again.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-21
Fer RA1e,

A ~ inch wagon, harness aOd team.
Horses are four and five years old, good
single drivers and used TO saddle. At u
very low price. Inquire OF the Healer
De ia, Colorado.