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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
Ihe Demoeraile Flag Ralslnp

The town wa. filled With people la,l
saturday 10 witness the flag raising
and 10 hear Hon j, Il. Waddill speak
They were disappointed in the latter,
however, Nj Wlddill having missed
the lrain NJ st. Louis Saturday morn.
Ing aud therefore failed to fiji his np-
pu!ulmeut; but "Old Glory" WIS
hoi'ted To the top Of the pole, where 1t
proudly waved over the cheering, up.
lifted faces, while the band PLAYED
patriotic airs. This part OF the pro-
gram finished, the people crowded
into the Count House, where they were
addressed by Hon. Jasper n Burks
aud y II Marbury, Esq 1t Is en-
barras,jng to any speaker to be called
upon To supply the place Of an cS.
peclcd orator who has failed to meet
hiS appointment, aud under the cir.
-dmsIanccs both the speakers acquitted
themselves in good shape. Nutwilh.
standing the disappointment the coca.
sion proved very pleasant one.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
Marriage Licenses.

Sep 10th. Thomas G. Doak Of Far.
mineton and Miss Marion e. Williams
of Bonnie Tcrre; married on 18th by
Rev. j. &. L. Bochm.
l2ih, Charles Dagga and Miss Nan
cy Taylor Of Bounc Terro; married on
the 18th by Squire J. W. Frazer.
18th, VIM RustIlgc Of Fiat River
aud Miss Bertha Fry of Doc Run
married same day by Judge Jere :.
Gossom.
l2lh, Charles Wells and Miss Annie
sloss Of Knob Lick; married same
day by Rev. A. Rueker.
iith. Jasper T. Boyd of Jaydee and
Miss Lucrs,ia Fry of doe Run; mar
ried on the 10th by Rev =. N. Chan
der.
i4th, Thos W. Hardin of Dcsloge
aud Miss Katie Tuite.
10Th, JOha II. johnson Of Taylor
Place aud Miss Carrie Weiss OF doc
Run; married on the 10th by Rev.
:. i. Montgomery.
18th, G, T.. Meyer of Flat River
and Miss Annie Ryan Of Pennington.
2lst, John Wright and Miss Nellie
Hale of Flat River; married same day
by Judge Jcre $. Gossom.
cath. George MoClintock and Miss
Annie Trumbuil Of Desloge.
2s,h, Elias Z. Barker aud Miss
Jennie T.. IInpson of Bonnie Tcrre.
2olh, VIM. Brinlm aud Miss Mary
j. Lefrg Of Bonnie Terrc.
29lh, +, Rnelling aud Miss Nellie
Turley Of Deslogo.
29lh. Thomas II. Holmes Of Farm
ington and Miss Della johnson Of Lib
crtyville.
26lh, Arthur W. Lawson OF Farm
iugton and Miss Adrienpc II. Arnoldy
Of Bismarck.
Oct. LIST, Elbert Wilson and Miss
Mary Ferguson Of Knob Lick.
I'd, John A. Myers and Mas Sarah
]. Evans Of Doe Run.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
CHUR CHES.

rnEsrTrrrr,N-E"y -. r. RrJTNtE. . ~.
ritor- Preaching sunday morning and eve.
ming, sunday school al BOD a. M. WM. NJ.
INEltN, superintendent Prayer meeting
wednesday evening.
MLfuorI,T ErIsrurtt. ~orrH Ury e. ".
LHEEI, Pastor - Preaching every sunday
morning anu evening, sunday sgunl lt % DO
a. m. ~. !. T.. HAN. ~up'f. mayer meet
tag ever! "Wednesday evening.
METHODIST IrisaorAG--goy. J. j. Martin,
Pastor, preaching every sunday moulnH
aud evening, sunday school M 30 a. IN,
------------- ~upt, Prayer meeting even
"Wednesday evening.
BAfTisI-Ilcy. ". n. Mr>GkH. pastor,
preaching first ana thlri sundays Of each
month. morning and evening Prayer
meeting ryr4J "wednesday evening. sun.
day >Chrspi g 1Jl IA. Lrg johnson. superlu
tcndcnt.
CHRISTIAN - Eth. 4, 81. HIErsL, pastor,
preaching mira ana fourth Sundays 81
each month, morning aad evening. sun
day school Q Da.m.. ". y Fleming, super
latcndeHt. 5 T.. p. &. D.. every suuua!
evening at & O'r.JcE.
:ITuEHAN-ilcy. 4. T.. RuHLrISo. pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except "a,
fourth. Citrchlsm after church.
CATHOLIC Krv. Father TuoHEi, resilient
priest, Mass every sunday except nrst at lg
O'Clock. cat~chlsm same days at 2.h.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
MNp,,-
This sIEnatarc is on every box Of tho genuine
Laxative BrOmO'Quin Tablets
the remedy that eurcs n cold GA enc day

Enron TINS a committee com.
posed Of Dr Martin, Prot Frank,
Prof Boucher. Mr. Caycc Of the City
Drug Store, and the undersigned has
nearly perfected arrangements to Offer
the people Of Pennington course
of literary and musical attractions.
Enough season tickets have already
been sold 10 insure the success OF the
enterprise. Representatives Of the
three colleges aud the public school.
are canyas,iug the city this week In an
effun 10 sell more season tickets. A.
the six Numbers Of the proposed course
are all Of high order aud any surplus
that may accrue is to be used as q II.
brary funl for thu four schools, It is
earnestly hoped that all on whom the
eanvas-efs may call will give the mat.
ter favorable consideration.
Very sincerely yours,
G.. q. NATIONS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

those were in Dent county. The mat
had gathered them ON the fret day OF
September aud put the punches into
small paper bags and then Into his
cellar aud they were with few cxcep.
tons In perfect condition. Mr. Muir
ray concluded from this that We can
grow our own grapes here, rs good as
can be grown anywhere. aud BY pro-
per gathering and handlding they viii
keep indefinitely from October to
Christmas; aud be says the quality Is
vastly superior TO the E4slcru grapes
that are being shipped in here BY The
thousands Of baskets. | would like
u clip IN word here hy way OF 10.
terpohtion, that 10 1897 gathered
our last bunch Of grapes off lhl vine
on November loIh and they were still
Ia perfect condition Ia the bags.-Sec !
The same mau seat of to big nur-
scry for a California grapevine aud
when Il bore Il was so poor aud sour
that Ii could not be eaten The lesson
10 DC drawn Is obvious: Don't buy
trees from those with whom you are
not acquainted.
In speaking Of his extensive travels
over the State he SAYS that nine.tcnths
OF tho orchards IN the entire State are
a di.grace % the men that own them.
lie advised strongly against planting
new yaTieiicI Of grapes, apples, pears,
peaches, Gle. 10 spcakiug Of the /
wholesonlness Of gboi, ripe fruits,
be referred to the stations IN France /
which They call grape curcs. where
people who have lost their health 20 |
and are fed on grapes alone I'LL they |
are cured Of their diseases,
Mr, Hills Of Gentry county. No, |
has sold ego, 600 worth Of apples off |
u 10 acres Of laud 10 the last ten
years and ha doesn't pruue his trees at
ALL lIc say. lee would use bis shotgun
1u man Il he should lind him In hi,
orchard with a pruning saw lie al.
'iscd very cmphalicaily against prun.
ng Tree butchcr- should be turned |
oosc a. soon rs found. Sow COW
peas in orchard TO keep up fertility |
IND When they ate ripe turn In your
Iogs and they will thrive wundcrlully
'nd will eat up the wormy apple, too.
Ia advising about where 10 bus nur-
.ery stock, he said that hc had seen
'pplc, peach, pear, plum, cherry trees
nd grapCyincs, etc, in thirteen DIFF.
croni States and he had never socu
incr trees than are growing right here
Il Huntington in Mr.. ButlerGcld's
lursCrie, lie concluded by saving
hat anyone who would buy trees from
IN acru, with bis picture book ought
o be swampcd, when such iuc trees.
ines, flowers, shrubs, etc. can be had
icht here, and as good as the world
las. More next week.
Your, very sincerely,
T. y. CHANDLER
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
Notice to Taxpayers.

The undersigned, Collector OF thu
Revenue Of Sts<rancois county, Mis-
souri,, will meet the taxpayers of saiC
county Mt the following named places,
on the dates set forth, for the purpose
of collecting the taxes. In addition
TO State, county, road aud schoo
taxes, | will collect poll tax from all
poll-iaxpaycrs who have not paid,
Any one neglccting to pay taxes until
after January LIST, 1901, will be re.
quired to pay additional chargcs.
Libertyyille, October LIST, 1900.
French Village, October I'd.
Hazel Run, October Sd.
Silver Springs (st Bruncr), Oct. 4tb.
Flat River, October 9th.
Elyins, October 9th.
Blackwell, October Slh.
Bismarck, October 9th aud 10Th.
Knob Lick. October lith and 18th.
Deslogc. October 18th, 10th, 18th.
Bonnie Tcrrs, Oct. rs, 10, 20, %,
23 and "a.
Doc Kun, Oct. 25tb, goth and 9Tth.
ED. ID. TrRLEY, Collector.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
NOTICE
Submitting Question nj the General
Election for Restraining Swine,
sheep and Goats.

Notice Il hereby given that the question
OF enforcing the provisions Of Article 4.
section ass. Revised statutes Of ixn, win
b. submitted 10 the quRiiasd voters 81 Il
fmncuis county, state of Missouri. az the
next general election 90 be- held Ia ~. Prnn.
co.'s county, aforesaid, on Tuesday. the cth
day ot Nn.cmher. 1900, as prayed for in tho
petition oi 4. krekol, q H. Hopkins,
= Fleming, J Is. tiiRhIcy. =. y. Ashburn
ANA others. TO tho number ~ one hundred
householdefH ana more OF ~ Fnncols
county. STATE OF Missouri presented 20 the
tonhty Court ~ sald county NJ the August
adjourned term OF said Court ON the tth
day Of september. 1910, for the purpos Of
voting upon ana determining the question
OF enforcing the provisions ~ said article
against swine, sheep ana Goats from run.
nina at large ln said county VI NJ Francois
nforcsail. al sald general election, aforc.
said
Done by order Of 81, Francois County
Court.
witness my hand and seal OF sath
,'urtl al ONCE In city OF Farm
u. 81 lu@tpu, Ia said county, this gIth
DAY ul september, rEO.
TIiu A. ~ STAN,
CLERK Couuty Court
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

Groceries at Klcin's.

Groceries at Klcin's
Northern oats at klein's.
Shoes neatly repaired ut karschs
Fruit jars and tin cans at hicin's.
Wear karsch's hisb-grade shoes
Hay, corn, oats and feed at kcins
Rob Boswell went to St. Louis sun
day.
Go to Rarsch's for latest styles in
shoes.
Dir. +. Schramm went to ST. Loui.
Sunday.
Solid, scNiceuble school shoes at
karsch,s.
Mrs. Il. l.. McMullin has moved to
Doc Run.
Erns, I.orcnz Of DeSolo was 10 town
this week.
j. T, IIasler sells the celebrated
Hcydt bread.
George Simms was in town few
days last week.
Go to Haslcr's for Ice cream aud
confectionery.
Wautcd--l, 200 bushels potatoes. -
Davis g. Sprott.
Peter Schmidt returned last Friday
nom Sparta, III,
nuy vow groceries at klein's, fresh
goods and low prices.
wsntcd--A load of pine kindliug
Apply at TIMES office.
Aliss Meckie White has returned
from q visi, TO Old Mines.
Charles Miller Of New York Is yisii.
ing his cousin, w. X. Lang.
Clay, Buck q Fleming have money
10 loan ON real estate security.
Clay, Buck q Fleming have so,no
elegant residences for sale cheap.
Misscs Lola Clarkson aud Mona
Martin went to ST. Lonisf Sunday.
School books aud school supplies ii !
Mrs. Peiiy's book and news store
Mrs. Lula Anheim aud children Of
81. Louis are visiting Airs. llotigcr.
A dollar saved Is dollar made.
Buy your sewing machines at 1ctley's'
Mont IIighlcy returned TO Texas last
Wednesday to complete his Law studies.
aiiss rilimsn spout Saturday and
Sunday In 1T. Lonis with her mother.
II yon arr sraay 90 bay your winter
underwear, see our STOCK. --prls 4
spro.t
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
Hon. Edward Robb,

Democratic candidate Tor Congress
man IN the Thirteenth District, vii
address the people Of ST Tranc1f
county at the following named time
aud places at night
Home Terre, Tuesday, Oct ..
Flat River, "Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Bismarck, Thursday, Oct. IL.
doe Run. Friday, Oct II.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

Tho Mississippi River &i,ounc Tcrrc
Railway hereby offers 4 reward of
FTvE HUNDRED poLLaas (e500. 90 }
for the arrest and conviction ot pcrson
or persons who destroyed . track frog
by the use Of explosives just west Of
stone quarry on Gambo Line of this
railway, near Elsins, Missouri, on the
night Of July ssd, 1900. thereby en-
dangering the lives of It's employees aud
safe passage of trains.
Mississippi River 6 Bonnie Tcrre Ky.
j. BugSs,
General Manager.
bonso Terre, Mo, Aug. 3, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
Letter From Elder Eugeae Burr.
OgANGE, CAt., SET.

ORANGE, Cat, SLrr. "a,
Enron TINES: After spending
about tive aud half months In the
beautiful Salt River Valley Of Arizona,
VIC came to the more beautiful country
Of Southern California, and have 10.
Gated at Orange, very attractive
little city in the midst Of the great
orange producing section OF California
The city Of Orange isa fine prohibition
town Of about 1900 inhabitants, and
surrounded by 4 thickly settled couu.
Try. The towns here are very close
together, Only three miles from
Orange il the charming city of Santa
Anna. with 5000 inhabitants We
are only Thirty miles from Los Angeles
and ten miles from the ocean.
This section of country is principally
u fruit producing section. There are
hundreds of acres in oranges, lemons,
raisins, grapes, English wainuts, and
olives; however, there are many veg.
etables raised here. saw a pumpkin
the other day that weighed 1862 pounds.
The raisin crop Is better this year than
the Averages, MS Is also the orange crop.
! have received call from our
Church here at Orange to become their
pastor. W have fine church build
Ing. free from debt, aud strong
membership. Wife aud | are In OK.
cellcni health aud are enjoying the
fine climate aud beautiful scenery. 4
am glad to learn through TuE TINES
that the work on our new church build.
ing at Pennington Is progressing SO
nicely.
Please remember Us both TO our
friends there.
Yours Fraternsily,
EusKSE Bum.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

ETx-7vERY old maxim declares that 1t isn't econ
E#l& omy to pick up pins; the time is worth more
Ef-A1 than the pins. Similarly it is not true econ
G9 omy to do without Ivory Soap; your health
requires the daily removal Of the bodily excretions
which are discharged through the pores Of the skin.
These tiny mouths must be kept open, and they
should be opened only with pure soap
IVORY SOAP $685. PER CENT PURE
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

Mr.. Wm. v. wole0Ii, a prominent,
banker and investor In mineral lands
10 this county, was stricken with apo
pie>y last Saturday while on his way
from Boston TO indianapolis, aud died
sunday morning 81 ~. Vincent Hos
pital 10 The latter cily.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

The Sonne Terrc & Mississippi Rail-
road trains pase Rock Springs going
north at t;5i Z. M, 2:ssp p. M, and
s;0S p. M. going south at ii;a5
a. ~, $3.50 p. m, and s.i0 p. N.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

gjuia.
For the "swclIc,t'' style, in r,.n.,
aud womcu's fail shoes, e, to
karscl's.
New stock Of Wa,chcs, In gold, .a.
ser aud diIcd cases, at popular pieces
at Ictcy's.
We solici, trade from the mtuc.
Good. delivered free Of cbafgc.-pa-
81, X Sprolt
Barney Petty lrn SUNDAY for Macon.
Mo, where Irc will rc-cutrr BIcc, Mule
ilory Academy.
riphtu & Swink have number Of
d'tIraDlc residence, an . farm, l,rnIr.
ail good bargains.
Judge aud MIS-. rnylor AMI Mi,,.
Nellie Taylor have gouc TO Nr lnu...
to ,prud the winter
Mi, Mary rukn Of Fral,ichrmn
gayr slDu0 10 Martin r,I.,...,..I..
,riutc for a dnrmjr,r.
Nantcd--2Uo cord, Of wo'l, fnr
which $500 q cord Will be paid 10
trade At Cole * Nixon.
1T. iniI'p NJ. Ie'"'ns ~ h'H'1'
Ivy Is lining MS p',''''' h.'. anu
NJ. r...r....
I'm. - ,i..,'.,..-7,.' , ...'.,... /
-, -. .,' ''''''"
',' ~ ~ ''
willie. Ar I. yi.i,ir., t.r ,,,,u,. A.,
and llr,. William Loren
Our stock Of dry good, i. complete. |
UAvI, y SrRoTr.
Fioi. \. u. Henry viii preach at
tue NJ. J.. Church South next sun.
"iy al II a. m aud 10 =. N.
49,. , ~, ','', ""' "'. ~"
,. ',,,'- 49,, 80 =" ~. ','u''' ''''' Nv"
'''''' -" ''"''''y u '''' "''"'
A,,rt ,,.cu,r.fys t,,L,r,,. fen,
,,,r,ry ,c,., a, r,i.n,,,.l ST.,
Mr.. Ed Elciu and bcr children
with .ii.. Ann, Klrip and Ettls Tuccn.
Kar.rb bayc ,,pr IN ki,t.,iIle f,r ,
wish
Mr.. A W Keith NJ i,,,nc Tcyr.
and MIR. Jo.cnbus s,crb,n ,t :,
mi. arc vi.,inc ur Eoi,L..
family
Domestic. New Home, Household.
Sewing Machines at Tc,lcy's at the
lowest prices.
Miss snean v Bccson came down
rom ," Louis Friday to visit her
ne'ce' MIS-. NJ /. Cayce, aud returned
home Monday.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

The addresses VI President Jesse OF
The State University and Prof Car
rIngton, state superintendent Of Pub
lc Schools, at the Court House last
Thursday evening, we're duc, aud The
large audience Of men aud women
greatly enjoyed them Il wa, the
ir,t Tine our people had bad the
pleasure Of meeting DR.. Jesse, and
they were very much pleased with
him.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

The frcderick,owu Republican eom-
plains very much about tbh !oafers
around town splitting tobacco iaicc all
ovnr the psvements.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

The Music Club, known as the Tues.
day Musical, met ut ElmWood on the
"a aud was rcorganiEed for the wear
work with the following officers Miss
Harlan, president; Miss Eisrubcrg.
vice president, aud Miss Conway, sec.
Rotary aud treasurer The club will
hold is next meeting with Miss Eiscu.
berg on tuesday, Oc,. lG, az i.3U.
\ full Attendance l. requested.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
sToPs THE COUGH
and Works or the Cold.

Laxative Brumo. Quiniue Tablets cure
cough In oUe day. No cure no pay.
Price IS cents.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quiue Tablets
All druggists refund the money II it
fails 10 cure. T. W. Groves sigma
turc Is on each box. Price rs cents.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04
Administrators, Notice.

Nptico Is hereby given that letters Of ad.
mlnisirutlun were granted 10 To. under.
signed ny the Probate Court OF ~. Francois
county, NO, dated tho lst DAY or october,
$50, on the estate OF
HANNAH SIMPSON. Deed.
All persons having claims aRaInst said
estate are required 10 exhibit them to tho
Administrators Tor allowance within one
year from the date nf said letters or they
may be prceludei iinm any benefit Of said
estate, ana II not exhibited for allowance
within tWu years from the date 81 said let &.
tiers, they VIII he forever barred,
g. ". SIMPSON. Adm,rs
october {. tguI
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

Mems styles Ia fall goods may now
be seen at Chas. Gierse's. lie has
also just receised y large stock Of fall
and winter piece goods Of the latest
and most approved patterns. Now
Is the limo 10 lcave your order fur fall
suits. Perfect III and satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

greatly enjoyed them Il wa, the
iir.t time our people had bad the
pleasure Of meeting Dr. Jesse, and
they were very much pleased with
him.
BUAuAu--GRAvE,-Dr j. V. bra
ham Of Bonnie Tcrrr aud Mis-, Grrlic
Graves, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. +.
T.. Graves Of Doe Run. were married
yesterday "wednesday at the home
Of To, bride, parcu,s. The bride anI
groom are among tho best known and
most popular Young people Of our
county, aud I'm inns i1ius their
many friend, i1 congratulations anil
wishes Tor their .ppincss.
NoNNELi-MAHEEET-Dr X. =.
DonnclI of M,l;rrn, ARK, and Mis-.
Lulu Markcri. daughter Of Mr.. nod
Mt Conrad Mtrkrrt Of lhi. p'a'c,
veto no1trJ Yesterday (WcdncsIuy)
at the home Of the brides parents,
Rev ) W Emory officiating. The
groom and brilt iaff to the afternoon
Tot their hpmc Boo Malvern, where they
20 with the good wishes Of mauy
f'irnds for their happiness aud pros.
pcriIy.
Mr " r. Newly Of Mtrioa town.
ship left %. some ugu,ually tine ,pcc.
men. Of Ben D1yi, apples mud Irish
potatoes, which he brought iu 90 cN.
hib., at the Falmnr,' Institute, but he
got tie dates mixed aud came iu too
late lot the institute. one If the np- |
pies measured ten inchr, ln circum-
ference, aud All wcrr Of uniform size, |
aud the p1iltpr, were from x 20 81
inches 10 lcugth aud measured abou,
the same iu circumference
Rev. j. J. All.wDrlh Of Lcwi-burg, |
Tenn, preached At the Presbyterian
Church Ia., sunday. After cryicv,
IN the rvruing the cpngrrg atom held %
business meeting and extended 10 him
q un1uImru, call TO become thcir pt..
tor. lie has taken time to- consider
the matter, aud promised 10 give them
an answer Ia about two weeks
! hough . Young man, Rev. AllsUurh
pos-csr, rare gins a. speaker, aud
gives evidence OF high intellectual and
spiritual atttiumnul,. Il j, t. be
hoped lhat he viii accept the call
lie Is married and has one child
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

Messrs Chas. w. i.ooniis api James
Quits left 90 Monday for Farming
ton, where Mr.. Looniis has a contract
for the erection Of new residence for
Mrs. McCormick formerly Of Irondale.
--potosi journal.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

Abstracts Of tile furnished on short
notice by iipkin & swiuk, or II you
want to buy or sell a piece Of real
estate, call on them. They have some
very desirable farm and town property
for sale.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

Bring us your eggs, butter, chickens
and all kinds Of produce. We pay
the highest market price in cash or
trade. DAVIS G SrROTr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

Quite a crowd Of young men went
up 10 st. Louis Sunday 10 attend the
Fair, among others being Bob Berry
man, Bart Walker. Vest Burks, John
Mccormick and Otto Rottgcr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

See the latest and most approved
patterns in mems sui,ings for fall aud
winter wear at Chas. Gicrsc's, aud
order your fall suit at once.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-04

Dr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Perkins enter.
tained number of young people
Tuesday evening 10 honor of DIR. Philip
Perkins Of kunsns City.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-09-14
Paid Ills Debt,

When Joe Chamberlain entered the
house Of commons. he was anxious to
try his oratorical powers. A certain
leading politician. who was plotting a
bill through the house. was approached
by one OF Mr.. Chamberlain's friends,
who said
Chamberlain would like 20 speak on
the bill. Can you give him chanceT
well, you know, think II would
not do. He's a new member. and no.
body knows what the dickens he might
say"
Time went on. Chamberlain gained
ground-became power In parlla-
ment. The leading politician, on the
contrary, had made a series Of blunders
which had lmpcrilcd his position. An
election was imminent. Forgetting his
previous record. he thought that IL he
could get Mr.. Chamberlain 10 speak for
him he would strengthen his position
lie. therefore. applied 60 the right hon.
orable gentleman.
The latter calmly surveyed him
through his eyeglass and said:
well you know. think II would
not do. am a new member. aud no.
body knows what the dickens I might
say
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-09-14

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The witty Gelett Burgess contributes a
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ful woman burglar. Mrs. William Allen,
one OF the lights Of New York Society,
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sensation at Newport and Narragansett
Pier. Gertrude Atherton contrt butes
weird story. "The Greatest Good. that
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1t. "The Unlucky Shilling" Is humor-
Gus tale by Barry Pain. "The Moonlight
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