The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-10-25


pceially those who have small children
alaays keep il ia their homes as a
safeguard against erolr. For sale by
City Drug Store.
Tribute d Love and Respect
Whereas, It has pleased the All
wise Creator, 10 tho dispcnsalion OF
Ills providence, TO take from our midst
our esteemed fsiend aud dearly beloved
sister, Lulu Fleming; and whereas,
wc, the members Of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Christian Church, real
izo that VIC have lost by the death OF
our sister our beloved president and
one who wus In every respect a supe.
rior leader, therefore be il resolved:
ist, That while we mourn the l1ss
Of our sister. We bow 10 humble sub
mission TO Him who doeih all things
well,
%, That We extend TO tho bUrcNvcd
ones our sincere sympathy in this their
sad hour,
81, That copy Of these resolutions
be furnished the family, and that a
copy br seat the town papers for pull
LEGATION,
Mrs ". H. llvnsUX,
Alrs j. c. ALEXANDER,
Mrs. a. NJ. liARRAL,
Commute on Resolutions.
GiTNER- MCMCLLiS-Mr. Lee Cru
Ber and Miss jennie McMullin were
morricd Thursday, October Is, 1900,
90 the residence oi the brides mother
in Doe Run, Rev j. J. Martin oiiiciat-
ing Mr. Philip Gruncr and Miss Pat
lie O'Baun)n OF fredcriuktown acted
~ groomsman and bridesmaid There
were present iiom distance, DIR.
Smith McAlullin Of Castle Rock, Cole,
brother Of the bride, Mrs Miles How
lett and Mrs. Leonard Hewlett of
Charleston and Miss Patlie O'BaBnon
Of Fredcficktuwn. The groom Is an
cnterptisiug and successful young far.
mer, and the bride q daughter Of the
LATE Sheriff McMullin and an accom-
plished lady and successful teacher.
The wedding party consisted Of the
immediate friends Of the family aud
was most enjoyable occasion. TIM
TiHLs joins the many fllends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gruner in wishing them a
bright, happy aud prosperous lie.
The question Is asked, what will be
done when the State school bonds
called "CettIlieates Of Indebtedness
fall du.G Judging the future by tha
past, a Republican State Board OF
Education would make the State pay
the principal and invest II 10 per
cent l.. 5. bonds aud let some Que get
big rake OF in the transaction. The
Democratic precedent Is, that they
would be refunded, reissued, aud
made 10 run another series Of years.
Stale Superintendent Darlington.
4 NEw SoxG. We have Just re-
ecivcd a copy Of the new song, "Fsd-
Ing Hopes music by Judge John l..
Bogy of SO. GeneSieve; words by
Joseph Flynn. Il has been commend
cd by The best 81. Louis critics "a Que
of the sweetest sentimental songs OF
the day. Price 25 cents. For sale y
ThiebeS- stierIiu Music CO., IlI6 Olive
Street, st. Louis, Mo.
Tho Bell Telephone Company have
completed their line 10 Bismarck, aud
II Is In iirsl.dlass working order. Last
Saturday night they connected with
The 81. Loiiis Exposition and gave the |
people Of bismarck a concert which |
was a decided success. Tbs music |
was by SeymoarIs famous First Regi- !
ment bantf, aud though the players
were as ufiles away, every note was
clear aud distinct. The people of
bismarck are pleased with the long
distance telephone and the courtesy OF |
the Bell Telephose Company.
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The Blomeyer iarn,, south OF and
adjoining tho new Insane Asylam |
grounds. ard now owned by Clay, |
Back d Fleming, Is TO be divided up
Into 5 aud 10 acre lots and sold for
gardening and other purposes. CALI
and sec tltri about Il.
There 10 large Indian burial
groand Ia Binklia county. In the
graves that have been opcusd large
anmbcrs Of clay ulcnS!is have baen
found ~vish the skeletons. and Sons-
times toibakawk and arTow points. |
The Bonno rerre & Mississippi BALI
road trains paxs Rock Springs going
north Al ASA q, M. ~ .ss p. Vi. and
4 los p. M i going soash n ~ 40
y. m. $50 p. M. and : 10 7. n.