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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-28
The Corn -husking Plan.

among farmers is to call in their
neighbors at the end OF the harvest
season for a corn husking.
Everybody accepts an invitation
to corn husking as they would TO
formal tea part.
The host expects to get his corn
husked cheaply and the guests ex
peet to have a heap of fun.
The corn-husking is simply an n
cident Of the function and the frolic
is the chief event
The host sets up the cider and
ginger cake when the corn-husking
feature is finished; the young fellows
swing partners with their best girls,
the old matrons exchange the latest
gossip Of the neighborhood; and the
men tra6e yarns or politics
There is no frolie equal to the
corn husking except one, and that
is very similar in its essential feat
ures 1t is this:
When our county road supervisors
want public road repaired, they
send out invitations to the denizens
of the neighborhood to public func-
ton called, "working out your road
tax WherenPon the good, jolly
fellows Of the neighborhood gather
together at the designated rendez
vous, light their pipes, select soft
seats on the roadside, trade horses,
crack jokes, sling dirt at odd times,
and when they have thus worked
out their taxes and repaired the
road go home TO think what
good time they have had, and what
a blessed system of scientific road
making we have, that don't cost
anything more than an occasional
froliei
In other words we make roads on
the corn-husking plan, and we have
heap of fun, even if we have i'm
passable roads.
The question nov IS whether it is
not about time for this county to be
ashamed Of this corn husklng plan
of caring for our public roads2
We have now on the statute book
what is called the alternative road
law, which any county or district
is at liberty to adopt, by which the
public roads are sold out in sections
to the lowest bidders, and the bid
ders go into bond to keep the road
so bought in condition OF repair
set out in the specifications OF his
contract.
A skilled engineer LAYS out the
road, makes the specifications, secs
that they are complied with. and 1T
few years all the roads of Il county
are constructed on a uniform plan
that is permanent and makes them
passable all the year
Moreover it is cheaper. 70. y
man who buys a section of road rHl-
ming along his farm can work It AT
odd times, watch 1t, and keep it
drained, and at little labor have it,
always in repair. He has pride
too, in keeping his own road in re
pair that the average man does not
feel toward the roads generally. He
must keep it in certain condition or
forfeit his compensation.
Why shall we not have this scien-
tic, business like plan substituted
for the corn husking plan, in this
county?
Are not our people ashamed OF
themselves?
Is it half decent to perpetuate the
corn huskiug plan of caring for our
roads?
+-s-----
Milwaukee put up COCOA bluff in
the newspapers but when Kansas
City called, the Beer City didn't
have a thing in its hand.
.
The American mule seems to have
discovered at last what he is doing
in South Africa, The result is that
Roberts seems to be winning at last.
Should the slump in the diamond
industry of South Africa become
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-28

Why.not establish department of
the Exterior-one to have charge of
Alaska, Arizona, Porto Rico, the
District Of Columbia and other ter
ritory outside the Constitution ,?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-28

The Democratic Convention will
come at the additionally proper
time-after the Republican has laid
down its platform, and after the log.
ic OF events has had a chance to
prove Republican policies wrong a
few more times.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-28
The Daily InteIligencer.

Specimen copies Of either edition O
the Intelligencer sent free to any ad
dress.
We want an agent at every Postoffict
in West Virginia, Eastern Ohio anc
Western Pennsylvania
Remittances should be made by reg
istered letter, postal money order o,
check. Address,
InteiIigencer Publishing Company
Wheeling, w. Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-28

If in doubt about the value {
Ladies Jackets call at the Novelt
Cos, and get posted.
HIRscHMANs are showing the neN
things in Spring shirts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

mataet iu ths heart af .bIuatoau 9a
lh' celebration 1t yb.u.ae N.a rsa.t
the scene beIns beautifully illuminated
tnl decorated sith Iauieua. haka. .l.
in thia a.t the sunuafUI acrobat.
toat st the Dhiaaas syu,naats takaa
place Fufmins e. human to~eI tbsy
roa,uo tho hstoiue nom tbe bal,uu5
of Nhiueao restautanJ oary hel
a.ruaa tho stage aud iopuaIt hos satsI,
Npun "a Dalcuuy Uu the upvoaIte eide
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27
HAsey BARNES CAPTAIN

waf Department Rs~ards sfass Con
auot WIN ths Appolntnsat
Coos NJ ",.ruoa has r,,,lted ua.
u,r rom tho War department at
Washington that bis sou Lieut. uaiy
h'rnsa has Deeu eommisaiouod a CAP
taiu iu the ~ IS Volunteer service boa
tho Philippines DC 10 mado upon The
te,ommouiatiuu uf nauJ command
ua uulcv, uvu Iuo Wheeler d.. aud
ia tui brave service iu rysguius dead
aui injured suIle uuiol nr, from the
lubuIsUuta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27
sOMs pAsv HoRsSs.

eatlnss % ttarasas Races ThAnksgiv
los Afternoon at re- Grounds
Thsrs wiii b. some fast goers at the
Falls srOands Thanksgiving afternoon
at 80. Mr Graves who rame horo
yec0auy frOm Kentucky. and bought
the Fair gguuada property has attaus
ed fur a tnatinoo ot haruuss races tho
entries wiii inOiude sumo ui tho buat
hufsos la Oklahoma. aa vol aa tbu
thDIoushbrods brousht bo.u f,um hvu
tu,hy ~ M ura,,s a, viii also ,s
hiDit hia blue uLbon nvlslau La,,a
's,onuy bUusht m California aui
Nuuh Luud,eda uf dlliala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

Tho patrons of tho hiuoha thoAtet
~iii have a seuuuo uip to China
town on friday Nov SO Charles b.
tiauoy.u elaborate syoui, production
.of tho Kius oi TIE Opium Rius 10
equal to Valt 60 the tamous China
town ot SAD Ftauyis,u Tho atuus
phofo Of the PLAY aud the locality of
its action atv faithfully portrayed The
production 10 uusoiiy aud that Grst
uf all Dummouds lt IL 10 the Uuiy
production ou tho road which sisya
decidedly lutorostlua pictures uf
Chiuatowu tho ntat A,t aLuws tlo
bay uf aau ftau,iato with tbu uuldon
Date iu the distance. With the royoaus
cutter iu hoo pursuit uf tho smuasisfs
yacht Tho second act 10 = a,ouo in
the Chinese qua'tot underground aad
shows tho iutotiut uf au opium iuiut
aud the oHu,ta OF tho deadly dfus Ihs
thitd aot upoUs With = street o,ouo la
Ohiuatowu A lath change iulluw.
aud tho ishta aru tutuod up uu q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

uusefauf haIaea has received autI.s
from enc secretary lf ths iatsfIof that
ere .oat uf eatla copies of ths sos
aruors anuual report zoe 800 -u be-
tio .ents .upy this covers ths
actual coat uf production aud Includes
uo prunt to the government The ro.
pore fuf 1900 ia only eighteen pages
latgof aui .uutalua only four more
piDtuiva than the report Toe IsBB
ehisn ,uat Only seventeen ,euts
copy Tho report tof 1888 gost toui
teen Donta gDpy aud tu 1897 ouIy two
aud uuu hAIf ,outs vac charged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

puut futaot tho Faytuu aiatots o.
COMEDY COMPANY ~iii appeal at tho
hruohs toaiAht iu thv pio,o omitted
'uisauu, TIA, ani uo uno ,au anurd
tu mtas thom rd,ya 40. 80 aud so
,uata
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

Y1u .auaot anord tu miaa ths ifiah
HouEh Hlisls ths best nin makers un
earth rbliy people nuo band pretty
slria. uauy msu ~ii bo at Bruoka
thoatof nov 80 Ladies' and Chid
rvua matinee at m. 40 and 90
cents special prices at uight no. zo.
80 aui 1U uouts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

5000 .an uut auoId lo mias tha Pay
Iau sisters Comedy CumDany eho
au apptaI aJ iae uIuuka touikbt
rlI.rs IU .U aui iU .suta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

tvdaB woihmou commenced ugDu
improvements ia tle HOtol Okia
There vii be- twelve uus foOma added
ani vunplotu syston oi balha pat la
The / % o b ball has Jssn vacated
ani thia e,li ue made iutu rouna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

Aa elegant iluo ut Japanese uusoi
tius aud presentation goods aro nov
boina opened at iiliiaa druA store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

You mako no mistaAu if you vtsh
60 save monoy ~ Duyins yvuf shoes
at the eioainG uut sale uf the iiutsDh
shoe sto,k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

'H. fhJiou sisters ai lHs Hruosa
.n.aI.. i1aIsht a uhs beet popular
..... attraction Ihat .e have bed thIa
s.a..u IFi.gs IU. %. and IU .auJs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

} w Fouior tho oniy Eouulao oyo
specialist la uuthno. At tho EaAls
DruK store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

tta money iu yuur pocket whoa you
buy shoes At the closing out salo uf
tho uotsyh ahOo sto,k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

THE Faytun Bistota ~iil appear at
tho opera huuae Tonight ru,,s. no..
20 aud go ,euts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

Tho raytou Hiators viii appear 81
the opora house tpnisht rfi,oa 10.
20 aud so uonta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

Iaa uoms Inquire at 500 s.aih
SECOND street asat to Empifs ulfay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

HuIs,bI ihe Implemsat tssIst
Do .H..tIHf .ss luaI of busaias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-27

IltE IAt'iIOt Ma
lpNAt DAMN OF
GuItittit ONt AttV
MA prrUua 80 pE
rpaiIOHa tVtNk
tACILIIN wtIiC ~
ItlEIH nAt ANCEa
nuaiNI aa AMI Ne
aPONainltiIV WAR
RANT
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
The Electric Railroad.

Tie movement 90 construct an clcc.
tic railroad, connecting Pennington
and pgl.1ssu. aud Pennington aud The
Flat River mining district, has been
revived with some ,pisit. Mr., ! y.
Fisher Of indianapolis, Ind, who has
been working up the enterprise, in
forms a. that tue home Office will be
"a Pennington, some OF whose enter.
pti-iug citizens afc taking hold Of the
matter, aud the announcement is made
that the rund will positively be built.
The plans have not uIl been perfected
yet, but preliminary survey of tho
rou'c will hc begun thi, morning by
Mr. l.. W lIrayy ni Columbus, lnd
who ht- been here a couple ui weeks
with Mr. j. H. lltHucsscy n Wi,cpu-
sin. with view % getting zap aud
publishing Sc news map VI ST. Francois
county.
We understand that ". T.. Steven.
sou d Co., Of indianapolis. who were
fret mentioned as the probable pro-
moie's OF the enterprise, have Yielded
lU tAr wishes o.! some pi our people To-
h.,r tho management u lhc road
largely DO the hand. Of local people,
bot That they will invest Literally in
the enterprise, aud that Other ua ,idc
parties have expressed desire 90 in
y.-a Il Is looked upon q. paying
Investment, and there is no uuna,iuc,.
expressed "a, to raising al tbc c7pi;aI
needed.
It is conceded that an electric rail.
und over Toe route proposed will be
. good thing iar Pennington end the
people living along the proposed route
pul that because ul It'll, the hight of
say for The Zinc will be easily poo.
cured. Such 4 line will enhance the
value Of ali property through which it
passes, and it :. believed that lAal
owners along the route viii appreciate
this iagt and take 40 active interest DO
ils construction when they ate a,surcd
that tI' road will be- built
Mr. Gnurgo J. Cole, who Is largely
Interested Iu lead lands In This couuly
aud Mr. 4 y Fisher who Is author
lied 10 .yprr-cu' Mcs-r. Stevenson &
Co, left Tuesday fog -. Louis in the
interest rl The enterprise. They are
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

Rev. A. r. Osborn o! New Madrid
Is expected in fnrmington Dext saiur.
day, aud will preach on sunday Of tho
NJ. +. Church, South, a, 4 a. N. and
1;a0 p. ~. He will preach daily at
1880 p. m. until the 18th af Scptem.
Der.
The Junior League win meet next
sunday Mt 9 p. IN, and the Senior at
6;S0 p. M.
Tho ladies are requested 10 meo; ut
the parsonage next Tuesday TO com.
pleie the organization Of a Womaus
Home Mission. Come At p N.
q. ". EMORY.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Belgian flares For Sale.

moss have about 30 young Belgian
hares for sale ut $3.50 per pair.
These harss were sired by Tornado, q"
bred by Mr. liidicman OF Colorado
Springs, Colorado, aud their dam,
Martha" was sired by sampson, -
owned by Charles Earl oi Denver, Col
GRADE. Last spring brought couple
Of pairs Of these animals from Colorado
from the best hare farms, for the pur.
pose of breeding and Introducing
them In this section. Tho breeding Of
belgian haros for commercial purposes
Is becoming a popular aud profitable
industry, as thcir meat il white "a that
Of a chickens breast, and Of u most
delicate and appctizing flavor. As a
meat producer they are unsurpassed,
and the possibilities Of this animal in
that direction are not known by those
who have never raised them. They
are very prolific, breeding every six
weeks, and when full grown weigh
about 6 pounds, and are worth ior a..
bio use from 80 cents to o 90 each.
10 tho West they are very popular
some of tic bucks aa! docs command.
iug fancy prices, from sI00 to $500
eaeh--and they are gradually being
introduced in the cast. Call aud see
them. J. l.. CouNTs.
Pennington, Missouri.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
@MA,
This pignntHgp II on cvrxS izsz Of tae Eaaalun
Laxative llrOnlosQ ninine Tablets
The raBseaT tkai essres - ealh ga esae dry
HAZEL RUN ITEMS.

! Wheat ihresiling and hot wesshcr L
tho cause Of my silence ior So long {
time.
Health u good 10 Hazel Run.
Tine yield q wheat has bcen cstra
good.
Good feeding hogs arc scarce and
N demand
Jules Rouggley shipped q carload u
fsi slccp 10 s. lSaIis this week.
Eli AuBuchon has sold biz s2s.n 70
= party IN Ste. Gonayieve county.
Mis- Jessie Cunningham Of Farm.
inglon Is visiting in Hazel Run this
week.
Mrs. Tbro. AuBuchon Is IN ~.
Louis this week having her eyes
treated.
G.. W. Horn lci, for Doe Run Mon
day 10 ,cc Mrs Tom Sullivan. who l.
fHlif rlNN.
W, a. kcnnriay has rcncd his
farm and viii move To Huntington To
educate his children.
Or. Huffman, quito an aged gcuale-
man, father Of Mrs. Milt Cnvington,
is Wishing thi wcck IN Hazel Run.
Corn Inns lrrn damaged ig the
drouih, but the good rain ON slp 2jth
will make plenty aud some TO spare.
J.. J. Jones cDutcinl'atrs building
two now residences ip the near future
One for a blacksmith and one for a
doctor.
August 2s. FARMER.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Nav Rale For Money O.dsr.

A notice has been sent out from tho
po>t-oilice department at Washington
calling thu attention 81 The public 10
rules for collecting money order.
which arc not generally known. Ar
money Orders may be eashcd at any
money-order Office at hlch they may
DO presented, irrespective Of the Office
on which lgey may be drawn. IN all
cases the owner must be identified
At tho oflicc on which money order
is drawn the order must be eashcd rs
soon as Il Is presented even II the ad.
vice has not set arrived. ---Caxton
Cayeat
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
CIGSIag-Out Sale 1t RaaIs Fain

Having rented out my farm, ! viii
Offer Tor sale, on the farm Z mile,
wes, Of LiberiysiIle, St. Francois Co,
Mo, on
SATURDAY, SHIT ., 1900,
all nay Live Stock and Turning lmplc-
mcmls, consisting ui
80 head Beef Steers beef steers will
be sold for cash without discount.
The 5.year-oll breeding bull, "Grind
Marshal " the above bull was bred
in New York.
Q head thoroughbred Shorthpra Cows,
head thoroughbred Calves,
. Saddle aud Harness Mares,
Work Horse.
lwo-ycar.old Horse Colt,
1 Work Male,
Several head Of Hogs,
! Mccormack Mower,
] lam Wagon,
/ Surrey,
! Set Double buggy Iunc.-,
Scl- Wagon llDiness,
/ Sulkcy Hay R,kc,
2 Hay Frames,
Corn Grinder,
Oat, Cutter,
] Pair Scales. lllrr1ws, Flows and
various other Farming uIcnsiI. too uu.
mcrous % mention.
Trims OT SAiI.--Ail Sums under
s. 900 cash In hand. over $500
credit Of ~ months win bs given with
out Interest, purchaser giving note
with approved security. Purchasers
desiring to pay cash will BE- allowed q
discount Of per cent.
A. X. HARRIS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Marriage License.

August 30, Clifford l.. Martin and
Miss Adiie Grace Garner Of Farming
ton; married same dag by Rev. NJ.
NJ, Munger
18th, Nicholas Rose aud Miss Mar
tba Rice Of Flat Ryeri no return.
H., James Rediord q Reynolds CO.
and Miss Viola T. Reese Of Flat River
married on i9;h by Rey J. I. Barton
18Th, Louis :. skies and Miss Chat
iiy rScwel,y Of Fredericktown; no re-
turn.
23d, +. W Cecil aud Miss Cecilia
Newman Of Flat River; 40 return.
21th, Fred q. Ashbridgo aud Miss
Jessie l.. riukston Of Jaydec; no re-
turn.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

In my article of last week, In speak
ing Of telephone and RAILROAD rights Of
~ay, ] should have made q distinction
between oar home system and the Bell
Telephone Company. II was the Bell
Telephone Co. that was making de-
mands On our people for the right OF
way aud 10 cut the timber.
The home system, conducted BY Mr..
rigg and others, has made no de-
mRHds on the pBoplc. md IL giving
COED service, while The company con-
sisis Of rprighi nacs who would use no
deception Ia tying people mp In broad
and unreasonable contracts, or. in
other words. expecting great deal
for 10 value given. AEAnxEa
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
Groceries u, klcin'-.


,...,,.-.......,,,.,.,
ROT "'o' ~ q" '''' " NM" '
ii"' jas ana ''' cans VI N'''" y.
Hay, corn, oats aud feed at h,ria's.
Flesh vegetables at Moore q U'cT-
ais.
Sec our up-to-datg straw hats Ole
q Nixon.
Groceries and provisions at Moore d
OvcTalI's.
Carr ilarishom is able TO be out ON
the street,
Moore & Overall want your cggs
and butter
For bargains IN shoes 60 to Huber
e. Johasou's.
Miss Nell Rushing Is visiting friends
at Charleslou,
SHIFTS, oyeralls, bats aud shoes OF
Moore & Oyeralls.
viii Wade aud Ed liarFoil went 10
LibcHy'iIIc Sunday.
Buy your groceries at klcin's, fresh
goods aud low prices.
Vitas, gEaio.hearis and grape nuts
at Moore & oTefalls,
for widow shades ana lace curtains
20 10 Co.'s Nixon s.
TUESDAY from Piedmont,
aunt, blrs. J. u. lIigblry.
H.. n sail ,a,,...a ho,,o
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

We cord ialiy invite the ladies Of
Farminglon and vicinity 10 call aud
inspect our line oi ready to-wcar kais.
Gencral fall opening Sill he announced
later. Respectfully,
II. LEssE. & CO.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

Gcars, FORSTER Nu yF,r and
Edwin Garter .ucut >u.H.n. 5g I,rH,pp.
4 dollar saved j. dollar made
We want Your produce. ii.shc,s
market price paid by n.'.s g ~pro'I
a., ,
Monday froiu % visit TO mao.. " Lib
etl'Ii,r.
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,., >...,..,r. ,.,...,.r.. n,,,.
" Nl'".h
Mr g. Vernon. vif. uf aLHd
ulDUr...uar,,.,.trrg ua. family of
p, ilau.
N.w stock 81 Wnna.., n wd, sil-
Egr auI H.O.d rl.... go gU..r prices
a' lrl.rN..
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1" good o'iG'7rr.
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er,, .lJai.p a., r,..i,. rl,,,i 4. f,i.l,t
anal f.n ..brr v.,t d. b.,... ru.r.,r
'
For Een,-Iur NrN,ullcn plarr En-
the southern .ubg.a of roru,ipo,,u
FERNS. cs.a Anpy rs CLAY. nuc,
* Fleming.
VIII. NJ. I.bn Min, u,. iic;n., ..
u,ul wrrg last vr.r .c,rch,n, IIT
rr n, Jr,o..l fl, y.,rl ,,l n,,..l,,J
hi. t,at ogil, .o,crcgy
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' ~ '''' ''>''
W. have one hundred pains Of shoes.
former price, - 30. 50. 20 and -. DO. [
e..
WV 49, ''' ,','" .,
%" ~
Mr.. W. 4 Kennedy If Hazel Rum
will remove with hi, family ia Fam. |
layton hi. fan. for the burmese oil
sending hi. children 10 school
u. -, |
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

Mr. r. A. swink returned home
ihls week from Dent county, where be
has been the last tao OF three weeks
with bis wife, who WAS taken sick
while visiting there She Is able to
be- about again, and fer the present Is
at her old home In fcaus.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Brome Quiue Tablets.
All druggists refund the money Il It
fails 20 cure Z. W. Groves sigma
iure Is on each box. Price 20 cents.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

Mrs. franciso VI lronton ehaper-
oned a party Of young ladies from that
place for the ''shlri.waist dance" last
Thursday evening, They were Misses
johnson. Kills aud Andrews, Misses
Morgan aud Misses Fletcher.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-30

A"''''r--if'''1eHi W. H. ff'DE
Announcements.
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Mr. J,bp 4 Sur,tt Ia, tbi. sum
pcr cowpIrteJ ono neat Residence
bu.llioy u fine p,.. al Ii,i,p and Ia.
"a, foundation iu r,r .p,,hcr lnrgc
and very handsome building M.
brother. M PINK spro,t. also ha. the
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i.''i'n', wen waterway. IHa' part
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work 3. urr-rr..fn~ nicely ON the now
hlu,, Of vpr.l., Of tac Christian
Chfrch The corner Stone sill pfyb.
ably la mI Oh, latter .u,ft of uext
week. nr.ram FIR which 4, brlng
ARRANGED The bri,iiag when com.
plr,cd. which will b. some time this
fail. WII De a very urI'tr and .yb.,7g.
W. T. ~la,uNa. s"nle'aly Of The
Select knights aut l.rlir, Of America
castle ~ tl,, p.4u', received lA., week f.
a check i1r $1,000 i'r Mr. Alunz1
Sebastian, The benefit dl" her oa ar-
count ug thn recent death OF her ms-
band lh. y. * auI l. oi 4 b. one
pt thr Younger beneficiary ord t-, and f.
Z. growing and meeting b., obligations
promptly.
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l. j. 4 VI. lllr3l has rendered bis
resignation as pastor Of ihc Christian
lmg'h ct thi. place, TO take effect
about November LIST. with Wow OF
hboriog elsewhere. Since Ed ilauil,
his been here hc aud his cs'imablc wife
have made many friend, and won the
esteem Of people Of al denominations
By their uniform Christian walk, Up
right character aud gentle courtesy,
aud the good will Of our people will 60
with them wherever their lot may be
cast. Since he commenced his work
here, abod, ,woniy months ago, Elder
lltrral has rcurgsuizsd the Christian
Churches At BUnnc Tcrrc and Doc
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