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The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29
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GLOBE DEMOCRAT
rhs ire.s E~vubiir~a N. Grsas Ss~ss.-
1.vss n Amss.e.- ~ Of he Wssid.. :
Twice Every Week.
Que Deilur u Year.
~ cQsNmrto< wlrm rus
HOLLY tIllEFTAIN
$50: >:ss'i l.,''' $500
ire ~. Ssu;S
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fu~s'Ay Au1 fsstas- its Asrkss k~s.res
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4 M, ,s~rt,l d~t,.r rsm.pts i-s.,t-si 4, THE
sHr ':Ar''rn sad i,arv." "ih. yvaily
Gkeis 81 '>Jhs G.ss,. :" $40 s.sry usAeg
.tuF~s s'uvf rcM,'it.r T., suratSA sheie.
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r,'i'riftaha as'd eireanst se-ss ~ NE. la
sasli~I'AstinsAt. a;.d ~ . uh,A~. n 10 sAS
ss~r u Shy t1"iiy n~w.y~evs 10 IN. wurid.
as' '1 'ajsfd so leo ~ evnry 1r-stas during
tar ooiD'us y~as.
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This s'I.-s.taltty 4, 8rs ~. sr>Aae~s ~.
s"nsl Ssw. and ilnnv i,usnA auL y.a.e
s,s"Ttts hri v~pes. tnsh uas ysAs ssos
"nls s2.oo. fAi. "1er u naAis In ap,ss Of
the sdvAn~r In the pstce 1t while paesr aaA
wi b. op~n tor ii,nitsd firus. sead yous
+ASsass'Vas. tu-stsy T.,
THE caigrrAIN.
aAiaS, osiA
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29
RNr Sale.

CBlofsdo n.uvs plum srees; should
hsar fruit s>e,nc ..as Ore 70 -thsee
feet high 8. ct.. Three /" i.e !e~i
I esnh e.ci.. Y. :. NcAlLLix. sst.
Carlton. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29
Per Sole.

4 we'll improved Eve acre tract ha.'
. mile frum decot. Good roam h0'1e,
barn and ous build!nGh. Ground la
been Ia alfalfa four ysGn. eneita'h
With eo"d hog y ire srn & 4 grsat
barRia Apply nj this once.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29
aGAAa AsGt cusl o. sAGUaA-

It's ~.
1rea the viadt-aBo'. Rs;hsrfssi. y. Z.
The editor Of tie NIrd,cstor LIS hsst
socasion tU ts.t the ,rtsscy ~ Cbsn-
bsSlaia's Paie E.'m :sirs 9th tue
most FeDxszkahlr r~.ul's ~ ssrh .w,s.
rirs.; with sheunaiism ia th~ shouldsS
from uhieL he suffered sxcrucis tins
pain for ten days. which vsS relieved
With tvo applications Of Pain BALM,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29
REEsI EsES!

lvtll be ready ~ dehv.r bees dur
ing the meoths ~! April and NAV.
Can furnish gu.d strong ktAno, y
from Stos dolia-. Let me kn'~
hov many YOU Walt
". T.. vAaRnY
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29

On aoA sSteY N.rr., 18th ns si'i
sell for eA>h snl,. liuils thsr:nAS'.
IKxiMAS tikOe. ProI.'i~a- IA
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29

hAADhfAL TO AAE i'NHERIS
t1'rvs~nssd To Aar ~ the Headers ot . I-na-
6on hsvspape<.b
m enamel: that IN she Eight betAg
Msitre i-Ahori. on the l~ft ~. Zola-
whilst -tt. center egure - that of
is!s. Tre,frA
tn, @re .spoudiog psnst o. ~ ~
fes>- - II e.. .-.te' t-,srs tbs following
nas';4r;in, % t.nx.ish:
''Hr-s+a;.d 10 N.-e. DveJtSs b. tAs
r-~ac~> ~: The MOI aug Herald. Lou
i"u - M r1Ir. y; Of their :sifs in VIZ.
s,-,b,-.-ai-'-~d tope~ of h~- t,ws&~I.d.
Cspt. Alfred lre yfas. and ~ . token
OF shsir shsnirssioa Of hes brave anA
dasiful devotion 10 HIN in his onner-
I'D suffering"
The so.er Of this caakst Ia nodded
snd hbm~tl. rfehly decorated through.
sa'. and ia again suru,oanted by ~
eSqu,sti"lv-npdsled hgurs OF .0linA
Iuatsc~- hoh!inx tAe sesles and naksl
sword AsTs
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29
ns,... I.to New s.,.....

The ordinary Sh@ii whn.h vas manu-
featured ~ Year, rRo only broke into
frrr; 20 20 2s pieces when i, burs'. A.
he pvesrri time IL bursts INTO g+o. while
shrsphei she'll. Which o.iy used so
scatter ~ missiles. nc~ scn''srs a%n 4
Tr"~~at-dsy bnnb. ~keu charged with
..r ~ enc. treak- up tEt" ,.sh f,ie'~s.
Hii l, IL est.E-.trf that il ~ouia 81
fec',sr', tii' anyone standing within
seG ysrds Of the explosion.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29
A 6reSt Newspaper.

The Sunday. edition OF The ss
Louis Rspublic Is = marvel Of modern
Dsvspsper eutkr?rise. The o,gsniI.-
Of III news service Is world wide. eop,-
piSss In svsrv:deps rtmens; In fact, su.
Dsriss u thss Q: Any other ssvsp.-
per. ,fJt .fn
The ms9a1tns section u tilustystsi
In daintily tiated eoloFs apA splendt !
ha,f tsus 1issSres. This lection coa.
tains mere hlEh ,claas literary 70. :.
Ter than sny ~ she monthly may..
stses. The fsshioas ILLUSTRATED -
natural color are sspeeially sAiussfs
q ths isdtss-
I. Ths enlored eonie sectioa 10 .
gsauine laugh maker. ths funss
cartoons sre bv thn ',.-s artists Ths
humorous s.atts sss- h'xh rlasA. bs
authors OF NJ, r6n r r.pa.a,l"u.
Shees nus cis ,hish.c!ss. r,3uiAr
.ons V furnished frss sss;t auadAy ,r
ihs Rspas!u e
1-ts priee p' The Ssnds, R.puh.ie
ssi! nc r+a, u a3.eo. t.r ssls b,
al! o. ~ de. !-rA
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t..n,s,s,i,- o b. W.,'- '. i,~t. N.a.
.i.. are ii4bi ys...S- hl,-i p,s,.,..
l-,svs them aIo.s The .sisi"s, hss III.
'.As IL NN 'ssD"s sL- bag >aa sss,-.
~. slrts . ',srai ,eAs ssd t~aii"s s4Is.
fs' st;s ai....-s. U~s7saitsA s.r rk-
i.s s>is - is.los" ssa>.
0sures iielils Aas tSo Of She hsnd
soness and p.si, sevias msehinsu
~, S6ersd soF sAis In Holly. One 10 :
drsv.,.eae snd she sthes cabinet.
sad e.oh make 1re:,v piees uf sur.
sisure. pretty }hcnsh for an. psr,or.
He .til '.af9e yltasu,s 10 sho~,r
thsae n,thiDsS G'ks e.4seDs,.n.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29

Fees s'ohltshsssi
Fubiishexs ia Nnlapd loss from 0.on
~ eio.ooo . yaas das 10 sspPssasssa u
bseas ~ ~ to<>sADsA
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29

SUSDAY >CntH,L HSkRY SUNDAY AT
~ ls.N A. NJ, At the Sclta'i houSe.
M. Mo:LAsRkN SUIT.
II. T.. CUURCH--se,rs,lss.~,, r,s., rs.r, :. ?
.A,''. Ut II ~ =. III. ~. 7:jo j.. ~.
AS HOL:'kN, P2a.",.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29

Af"d-rn woo-im-n ~f Am~t.~,. No. 7:%y
VI Nrcta every saturday niyk.L h. " NiL
soaD. &C; u. n. GlIL.C.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29
s,.m Del.s s.,,is..

TAs Chicago Tvibunc caiis esssotiaa
70 shs fast thss that good osd ssnsJ.
Hrax 10 our esspdfashHfs ea0 tAair
faAhers before shsD. OF the NV fooS-
mas whn went sroand town WITH hi
sstssreaa- mAkin4 calls and taostaG
sards tin thare WERE "uoae sstt oas
Ne eco Of spsdes SOD sAe ten of dls-
onoods.- u having lss dansAnAA rsa
sAroagh ~ paOsrA
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIuAy.
nv -. W. AA,Leo0o.
THE ATCUlSON. TOPEKA
AND SANTA FIX
RAiLW Az.

GOING wKsr.
No. 5s-De. vcr express. I 1880 =. III
No. I-California express { l:ca b. Il,
No. 7-Ncxico and Cali
No, ,FaSt Mail Is y IN.
furnia exprcss......... +:W y. III
No. s3f-WaY freight. $50 y. III
.Flaxs for passengers for pniats Xest
Of Ii Junta.
SEIcept SUNDAY.
GOING EAST.
No, S-MrIicn and califor-
mia express. sl:!S s.. IA
No. 2'-Calfornia express. l2:30 y. IL
~. %-FaSt. Mail ...........i ~ J.. N.
No. A:-Way freight ...-.s 3:3u y. IL.
sFlaES foi passengers for points cx>t
uf Hutchinson.
Except SUNDAY.
Train ( is q yestibu!cd train l~
tween Chicago and lcnv<r. IL car
ri-s chair cars and i'ullmans through,
~,,hout change.
Grains and : are local -apr,>e
trims and carry htst and second cl:.>>
coaches, tourist sleepcrs and Pullman
>ieepers.
j. c. RRECxOX. Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-29

For Sale.
UWs .sir good hofs,.. Aiso A.-d
saA St<nA helk .wsube1. AddreAe
= xSt,ttsn 2l4ap, 6Dk
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licepee,
we're Issned during the month of Sep.
tember.
Sept 81, joe Spencer OF Durim aud
Miss Emma Marshall Of Fiat River
married same day by Judge J. S
Gossom.
Sd, Latham I. Robinson and Mis-.
Mary siHsi u; Bonnie ferrn; married
on ath by Rev. Il. Phillips.
alh, Reno W. Randolph and Mis-
Ava L, MuEriil Of Dcsloge.
9Th, Clark Beczlcr aud Miss Sail,
Robinson Of Esther; married same day
by Squire Il. C. Tucker.
9Th, Isaac Lawrence and Miss Mari
Leplouit of Dcsloge; married same
day by Judge j, S Gossom.
9Th, A. d. Lewis and Miss Laura
Graves of nonne Torrei married Oh
Sth by Squire ], W. Fraser.
9Th. A. L. Harris and Miss L. T.
johnson of Desloge; married same
day by Judge J. s. Gossom.
%, J. c. Beard. womack, aud
Miss Ida u, Walton, farnington
married on 81 by Rev. s. w. Emory
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

The Naval Court Of Inquiry. asked
for BY Admiral schley, 10 settle the
controversy over his record In the
Santiago campaign, popularity known
as the sampson-Schley controversy,
has been In session about two weeks.
While tho testimony 40 far does not
reflect any particular credit on Admiral
schlcy as q naval commander, il must
bo remembered that Il comes from
witnesses summored By wha, In an
ordinary cont trial il termed the pros
ccution and gives evidence of more or
less prejudice against the Admiral.
This testimony questions Admiral
Schley's ability as a commander; at.
tompts 20 show that he hesitaled or
was slow in obeying AMI carrying out
the orders of the Navy Department
and his superior, Admiral Sampson;
that he didn't do his duty in failing
to destroy the Spanish ship Colon
when !, lay just inside Santiago har-
Dor, but steamed back out Of the way
after firing a Few long range shots /;
makes much OF the famous "'loop"
made BY bis flagship Brooklyn in the
great battle that destroyed the Spanish
fleet, maneuver that they say came
near ruaning down the Texas, aud hiats
at undue timidity aud confusion In
time of dtnger. When Admiral
Schley takes the stand, which he will
do, aud the witnesses on his side ties.
tiiy, II Is expected that an entirely
different complexion will be placed on
the face Of matters. The Court Is
composed VI able and honorable naval
officers and will no doubt fairly sift
the evidence and render correct de-
cision. hut the trial has already de.
Eelopcd that there Is n good deal Of
jealousy, prejudice and IN feeling
among the officers Of our Navy, to.
gether with n little ineilieieucy or
careicssuess and spice Of disrespcct
for superiors that is not altogether
creditablc and which gives the trial
something Of the appearance of u
washing of soiled linen before the
public.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

9Th, r. N. Brown, Cornwall AID
Miss Ida Arnold, Knob Lick; married
ON sth By Squire A, II nads.
lab, II. II, Walton and Aiiss Maggie
i.lakem Of Fiat River; married same
day by Rev. j. u. flauery.
9TH, Ed Dicmcr aud Miss Angie
l.. Cuflec, Eivins; married on sth by
Squire w. J. Level.
9Th, john T.. Langs, Farmington,
and Miss Fannie A. Murphy, Ste.
GanevirEe; married on Sab by Rer.
v. u. Cunningham.
9th, Lee Ilatsry aud Miss Mary
Brown OF Fiat Rivers married on iOth
by Squire ". j. I.aycl
lith, Arthar |. liill aud Miss nho.
aa Hawking Of Bonnie TcrFe; married
on 18th by Squire q. g. jones,
18th, clinJrd %. Taller aud Miss
Mildred Eaton Of Deslpgc, married
on i2lh by Rev. A. Il. Williams.
18Th, David Bruuk and Mise Hattie
Bellsllle OF Flat River. married. on
10th by Squire W, j Level.
10th, james copeliu aud Aiiss Ada
o Arnold Ut Bonnie Terre; married
same day by Squire j. W. Fraser.
I7,h, Alfred Washington aud Miss
Ada Baker of Bonnie lcEre.
i1th, George ". Jotd1n md Miss
Ida NJ. Rilchey u Flat River; mar
ricd same day By Rev A. RBeker.
18th, John eRistiau Of Monroe,
Green county, Wisconsin, aud Miss
Martha Beed.rmau Of lola. Staupaeu
county. Wisconsin; married same day
by Rev. A. l.. Robiting.
18Th. Andrew Davidson aud Miss
Ida Pratt Of Blnno Terre: married
same day by Squire X G., Tucker.
18th. Wiinam l. Dosgsti aud Miss
ElaDra Maneh Of Flat River: married
same day by Squire Il, C. Tucker.
22d. Jacob Mills Of Advance and
Miss Eta Amsbery Of Bismarck.
23i, John Hopper of Dexter aud
Miss Elizabeth BeDham Of Dcsloge
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Order Of Publication

state OF Missouri
County ~ n. Francois. So
IN the Circuit Court, November Term. 1901
state of Missouri az the relation and 20 thu
use of Prank Richardson, Collector OF tbs
revenue OF 81. Francois County tf'H,
Michael Martin Defendant.
Nov al tbs dag cumsa the PlaintIr
~ herein, by her AtturneyE, ripktp A.
sNink, and hles her petition and nfttnyii,
alleging hmnng other things that Defendant
9icnal Martin Is not resident az the state
~ Nl5Bouri wnereup1n, II Is ordered by
thp Clerk ~ vacation. that said Defendant
De notified by publication that Plaintiff Tia
commenced a suit against him IN this Court
tue enlttt aud Aenefnl nature OF which Is
- enforce the collection Of back taxes due
the county ~ ~. Francois ana state og Mis-.
aouu Tor tue years lssj, isg7, isgr, iga and
1917 amounting In all 10 Sc, on the fol J..
lowing described delinquent and furfelleti
lands, iO-wit Az Of the northwest qua rtsr
~ section twenty two ca township thirty.
elNbt ~, range hix 60 east. containing 100
ncFcs LYNX AID being IN sald county of 81
Francois ana state ~ Missouri and fhat
uHiess the said Michael Martin H. ana an.
pear ~ ms Court, az the next term there
of. 90 ~ be aiin ana held a the Court House
~ The city ~ Pennington. on tao eleventh
daf u november next, and on or before
tue Nv ~ q said terms u the term shall
befora the last day 81 said ternI-answsr or
plcnd 10 the petition ia said cause. tie
Annu VIII ne taken ms confessed, aud Judg.
ment VIII h" rendered accordingly.
Ana u Fl further ordered. that n couF
herrat BE- published. frcurdinn to law, ii,
lhr Huntington Times, newspaper p.ihs
ilsiiel IN said county of - Francois. for
Tour weeks sucrr ssively. published at Ienat
once @erk 10" last insertion 10 lse 1T least
hit"rr GAYS before the first Gay OF said next
November term nf this Court
J e.. MttIIANs Circuit plsrk,
~ G.. 4. WlLkspN. Deputy.
Nfru' copy from the RECORD.
.....-.. witness my hand, and the zeal
d ut the Circuit tuut Ut 81. Erau.
coils county this 20th day OF Au.
'''''f't gust, tiNl.
!. q. WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK.
~ G. T.. wtt.ksuS, t.. &.
september II. 1891.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
werld's Fair and the m. r. A.

Tho Executive COMMITTEES OF tbs
Missouri Press Association mot la u. I.
Louis last Saturday to canfer with the
Publicity Bureau of the Isaaislaaa pas-
chase Centennial Fair to be held IN
that city In 1905 Present at the
meeting were L. +. Carulhers Of the
kennett Democrat, president of the
association; 4. r. Wilson OF the Tar.
kio Avalanche, vice president; j. ~.
Soscy Of the Palmyra Spectator, re-
eording secretary; Il. 81 White OF the
Mexico Ledger, corresponding secre.
iaryi William l.. THONGS oi School
aud Home, treasurer, and BY invita-.
ton I. l.. Cannon of ST. Louis aud
Thee. ID. Fisher Of tho Pennington
Times. One OF the principal objccis
Of the Executive Committee was Ia
secure a special press building, Ia
ehatgc OF the Missouri Press Assoeia-
lion, where they might meet rs hosts
the visiting associations of other States
aud entertain them, and To put on foot
a movement 10 have all she State Pres.
Associations and the National Press
Association hold their annual meet.
iogs at the Worlds Fair 10 1908, ~
we'll ~ TO promote advertising for tht
greatest Worlds Fair yet to be held
The Publishers visited Secretary
Walter II. Stevens of Tho I.ouIsiana
Purchase Exposition Company, hi,
rector Of exhibits j. v. skin, and
Captain Bartholow aud Mr.. Mark Ben.
otit Of tho Publicity Bureau. These
gentlemen are Ia full accord with the
idea of having special Press building
90 The grounds, which will be fitted
up as becomes such an enterprise.
Shortly before noon. with Captain
Baribolow aud Mr. Beuniil acting q,
guides, tho party Of editors boarded
the private car Electra at Fourth aud
Olive streets, and were conducted 10
Forest Park. where they were trans.
icrred TO a drag and driven over tha
park, skirting tho entire Fair site.
With It's high elevation. beautiful roll.
lug ground aud natural forest lrees.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
The Conmoner.
(Mr. Bryan's Paper. J

The Commoner has attained
within six months from date
Of the first issue a circulation
Of 100000 copies, G record
probably never equaled in the
history of American periodical
literature. The unparalleled
growth Of this paper demon
strates that there is room in
the newspaper field for a ma
tional paper devoted to the
discussion OF political, econo-
mic and social problems. To
the columns OF The Commoner
Mr.. Bryan contributes his best
efforts; and his review of polit-
ical events as they arise from
time TO time cannot fail to iu-
terest those who study public
questions.
The Commoner's regular
subscription price is S1.00 per
year. We have arranged with
Mr.. Bryan whereby we can
furnish his paper and THE
FARNnNGToN TINES together
for one year for s1.70. The
regular subscription price of
the two papers when subscrib-
cd for separately is $500.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03
Order of Publication

state of Missouri,
County of 1t. Francois So
IN tits Cirrut Court, November Term, 1901
state Of Missouri ex rel. ana TO tho use
% Frank Richardson. Collector ~ the
heNenue Of 81 Francois County, r'r.
VS..
Unknown heirs of David r. reFryman un.
known hairs OF MHson Frlsseil unknown
heirs Of Israel Neerady, Defendants.
Nov A. this day comes the ITalntin
~ herein ny her attorneys, Pipkin a
swlhk nnh tiles her petition and affidavit,
alleging amnng other thinRs that Defend.
ant unknown heirs of David D.. Perry man,
unknown heirs 81 Mason Frixseli and un.
known heirs Of Israel MrGrady. as far as
she has been able TO ascertain. are not res
dents OF the state OF Missouri; whereupon
u IS ordered by the CLERK OF this Uourt IN
vacation thai said Defendants be notified
by publication that I1aintif has com.
nlenced a suit against them IN thts Cuurf.
the object aud general nature OF which IL
ier tue collection OF back taxes on deIins
AN state of Missouri. and due tllH saId
state and county, tor the years gssi 1857
iNe, lsfk and 1870 Amounting In all TO sin g.
said land being Described rs follows: south
part OF the east naif OF tho northeast Quarter
% sec y, twp -. rye a. containing 20 acres.
lfialnslir states that sbs verify believes
there are persons Interested In the kusiecs
tnnttsf OF this petition whose names she
cannot insert therein because unknown 10
her, and that they have an interest as heirs
OF DAVID !. f.rryinan, Mason FvisseIi aud
David v, Fefryman, Mason frtzsell and lis.
rial Actaraay, ns TAR as her knowledge ax.
tessus; and would pray the Court. In vaee.
tioa. - make an order Of publication 10 In
csee 81 non resItenfst; ana that unless sha
said unknown heirs OF David ". Perrymun
ana unknown heirs OF MASON krtsselt and
unknown heirs Of Israel McGrady he ana
appear at this Court at the next term
thereof. TO be begun and holden at the
Court House In the city OF farmtngton. IN
said county, on tie eleventh day Of soysm.
Der next. and on or before the fitas DAY OF
said term, II the term shall 30 long con.
tinue-~and II not then On OF before the last
day OF sald teFm-answer or plead To the
petition IN said cnnse, the same viii re
taken as cnniessed. and judgment win be
fanered accordingly.
And IL II further ordered TINT a copy here
OF he published. according 60 law, In tbs
fHrminktun Times, newspaper published
In said c1Hnty of st. Francois, for fous
weeks snrcessivalf. published at least once
a week. the last insertion 10 be nc lsast nj.
teen 0sys before the first day OF said next
November term % this court.
y. u WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK.
lily q u. WtIkHnN. usLuEY.
true copy frUsn the record.
......-s witness my hand and tho seal
OF tfte Ulrruis Court of ", Fran.
ccie fssnnty, tlia zsth dap OF Au.
''t-t.'' Nust, tui,
], q. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clerk
ny g, y. WILSON. u, q.
september IA. 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-03

married same day BY Squire Abs
Herud.
$50, Philip Auiiuehoa and Mis,
Frauzeila Leverd Of Freurh Village
married on 2itL by Father @. II
Scbieiers.
9lth, Clinton Diekey OF Coffman
and Miss Eliza Polite Of Libcrlyvilic
married same day By Elder W. l..
Golfer.
Gath. Philip G. liunt OF Houston,
Tex, aud Miss Ella Highley Of Farm.
ingtoni married on 25th by Rev. j
t. AlsworIh.
25th, jessie Thomson and Nils,
Maude Mnutrsy OF Pennington; mar.
ried same day by Squire J u. Turner
2l,h, II. L. Holbrook aud Mis-
Matte n. Talleyi married on 25tt
By Rev. W. 6. Reeves.
2Gth, john Montgomery and Mis.
Susie Bradley Of Flat Rivet
2sth, Henry A. iIanss aud Mlss
Laura J. Marphy, Of 81. Frapooi,
county; married same day By squirr
Il. G. Tucker.
2sth, Jere y. HighIoy and Mia,
Edith Goyereau, Desloge.
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A disastrous fight between United
States troops and Filipino insurgents
occurred last Sunday IN the island OF
Samar, 10 which a whole company of
Scycnty-two were nearly wiped out
They were surprised and attacked
while at breakfast, and Is were killed.
II wounded and only Is of the -
escaped. Yet samar has been CON
sidcred one Of the paciGed Islands.
II il said that news Of renewed ac-
tiyity on the part Of the insurgents has
been expected Mt the War Department
ever since the assassination of the
President, as the ignorant natives
would imagine, rs soon as the news
spread among them, that the United
States would be bordering on a state
Of anarchy aud revolution. But what
more is to be expected of these people
under OUT policy Of colonialism, They
can only be held in subsection by a
strong military government, and there
will be continued uprisings among
lhom rs there were when they were
under Spanish rule,
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Order OF Publication.

state OF Missouri,
touhiy 81 81. Francois, 49,
IN the Cirrat; Court, November Tergn. 1901
state oI MlasoHri at the relation ANA To thu
VS. OF Frank RICHARDSON, Collector 81 tbs
revenue OF ~. Francois CUanty, la'E,
W G. rcrrin. Defendant.
NOV at this day comes the rsaintia
~ herein b. her attorneys, Plpkin A
~ M, and siIea her petition and aefdmvlt
nNs&ine among other things that Defend
aht w. @. Fnrrill ~ not resident Of the
state 81 Missouri; whefeufsaa, II ~ ordered
" the tletk ~ vacation, that said Defend
AIT b. notified by pubItctalon that r7atuffr
has commenced a suIt aRIst.,st MIN IA III.
Tour the nhtprt ana general nature a.
which, Is 10 eutprce the rolieefian nt i,ark
taxes due the county 81 - Fruneuis ana
state 81 Missouri for The years 1870 fss7
i-sS, I've ana - o. amounting IN an 10 SIS Isl,
on Delinquent ana forfeited lands fiasrri bed
~ i1sipwA. tu-Wit run northeast quarter
section y, township ~. raugv &. containing
w aces, lying and hnlng Ia said county u
u tfancyif aud state ~ Missouri aud fant
unless tue said W, g. ferttll be aRd aufissa Z
az TINS court. az fas next term thereof. to
the ttty ef FarmlnHtuu. IN said cuanfy, on
the Eleventh day OF November next, and
~ or before the nTet day Of said term, II
FAe term stall 10 long coHtihHr--and If not
then On or before the sast tinY Of said term
answer or plead 10 the petition ~ SID
cause, the samv will b. taken as confessed
ana Judgment wilrba rendered accortiinRlf
And u Is further ordered that COPS here.
81 be published according 90 law. " Tile
Huntington Times, q BDwspapcF published
IN s1t1 county OF ~. Francois. fgT four
weeks gueeassiyely. pnhished nj least oncg
week, the last insertion to D. al least az
days before the lirst day nf said next No
ycmneF term OF thts Court
} q. WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK,
49, &. r. WiLKsoS, Duputy.
true cops FROM ;s.s' record.
......-t Witness ny hand, AMI the seni
Of the tlrcuig Court uf II fran
cils cuuatY. this nj dry Of Au.
'''''''' gust, isui
J. o. WILLIAMS, Circuit clerk.
ny g. 4 WILSON. %. q.
september A.. 1901.
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many Of whieh Will. be left to shade
and decorate tho Fair grounds, Il ID an
Ideal place for snch an exposition "a
Is contemplated. No other city ia the
United States perhaps eonld offer a
more suitable or beautiful site.
Amer Che drive The drag slapped at
the Forest Park Cottage. where an
elegant lunch, perhaps we shoali say
dipper. was served, and everybody
was feeling IN a good humor with
himself aud lhs world as the party
was transported back down town.
Among other things decided on by
the Executive Committee Of the Press
Association WAS tho holding Of the
next winter meeting the second weel
IN February 10 st. Louis. notire OF
which will be given aud arrangement,
made by the committee.