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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
Southeast news.
FredcIic&toan has roller sk,iirg
rink.

Fr,de,ic,toyn Ia. , r,lI,r .k,,irg
rink.
Mn. Ann, Burn. die -, her home
In Cpruv,ll ON the e,b ,g,d 81 wear.
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are ,w, Of the er, Ina. need, If Can
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Fred llalby ct J ffcrso1 county had
~ Tue mayors OF M 'ei1 mana cut o.
AT week IN corn sh''""o''
Tho Cape Girar,.lu Progress, G.. y
rrc.nulcr. c!i,ur. i, ths Latest venture
,n that town. Success to il.
Charleston pcaY!r have been ur,lcrr,
~ The iowa Board e. yAi,ilttsl,
il ha, not already b.cu dUur.
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On ucoount OF smallpox prevail In
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,'thcrlng> for religions. social ant p'
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Arrangements nte being made r..
rec fUral mail delivery from Charles
on. About 100 people will be served
% = circuit OF IS miles With q daill
nail.
L,bn Lrt,np and within Pin.
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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
ILL LUCK IN APPLE BLOOMS.
TFAtH of nIAfoFtunrs to a Penn
sylYanta woman.

81 saw in the Star not long ago cop.
Is from a New York paper" said q lady
living near Greeley, rike county, Pa,
-clatcs the Washington Star. "a story
ibout CT apple tree blossoming In DC.
obcr, and the fatal result Of u. Tho
dory was told as coming from a man,
Ind he said that an apple tree al his
lome had biossomcd ten years before
October and shortly aftcrward his
Wife had died. Il had not blossomcd
igain In October for several years. and
then within a month his mother had
He'd, Then there was another lapse,
ind when he told the story. which was
iboui the isi Of October, the tree was
again IN blossom. and be was preat-
; disturbed rs TO what was going TO
Happen next.
We'll, that story was mine. and tho
Exporter put u In the name 90 @ man,
because / didn't want 10 appear IN H..
Two weeks after had told the story
10 a party Of friend. in which the re-
porter was I went back home, and
within n week The house took Gre aud
ruyurd to the ground. n was 90 sud-
len that we ha,r,y managed 20 get out
Eiih our liycr. and cur chief articles
= apparel were hath.robc. aud blank
'is. II was country place and we
had no means 81 putting out the Ere.
% everything Wa. lost. The only con-
collation. We have g. that the fatal apple
Q ~ ~ 10 g lH ~ u #.e
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

may cnma with the lordly purpose OF
gmspins the party Organization aud
dictaiiog party policies, viii be iueon-
tinen,ly repudia'ed aud rejected. Who
ever nssnils the DemQcratic party, rs
organi.ls,ioa or its leaders, will end a
hos, Of dauulless met ready TO defend
aud rcpcl Those who attack Mr..
bryan, whom We affee,ionalely regard
n one Of the greatest, purcst and best
% living men, or who may attack any
Of those who fought tot ID, old party
With loyal hcarig, against tremendous
odds, nl,lrr IBIS stainless leadership,
will not commend themselves 10 the
graoa nBd favor Of The DemocraIio
patty. We cannot harmoni1e upOn
that basis. Nay, more, the party or
gauizaliua will not be surrendered to-
day TO those who were uuiaihiul ycs.
ierday. The organization will stand
rs 1t IL. That much may be consid-
e,ed rs settled. Aur will those who
return be clothed wilh auy special au-
lhoriiy to dictate the future policies Of
The party.
Bui, on the other hand, no rePeH;
ancc in sackclo,h and ashes should be-
asked; no net hunilaling 10 pride or
rcpu,siyo to conscience should be e.
turlad or desired. ~ other words, no
impeachment or obstacle shoald be
thrust IN the way Of the free and easy
return of every recalcii.ant 10 full isl-
iowsh'p In tbs Democratic brother.
hood. Whoever comes content 10 be
absorbed aud bcennc g pat Of the or.
gauizriou, having n voice Only ~
others have, satisfied 10 exercise uuly
his natural aad Legitimate ialIsnco
Tor the pariy good. and determined 10
good faith 10 support parry platforms
aud nominations, should oe, aud viii
DC, welcomed wirh open arms; but
whoever comes 0u mischief bent,
,purrod by the malign spirit Of rnl,
or ruin, had better stay away. Upon
this hook hang this sutirct now, aut
leave Il whcTe II Is
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
Administrators Notice.

SGtlce Is hereby given that letters ai adj
miulstTutinn. with viii annexed, weu
granted iu the undersigned 10y The Probate
Court 81 u, trancois county, Mo-. dated
tate OF
JOHN "a. DEsi.nGE. Decd.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 90 exhibit them 20 the
Administrator for allowance within onr
year from the date oi said letters, or they
may tJa rterluded from any benefit OF said
estate. aud Il not exhibited Tor allowance
within two years from the date vi said let
tiers, they Wtll tse forever barred.
u. e.. TICKER. Administrator.
November nd. nEtl.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed. Administrator o. tho estate Of
JAaHs G. WILLIAMS. Decd
VIII make mai settlement OF said estate al
the next term OF the Probate Court OF y.
Francois county. Missouri. 20 b. iSrfun and
hald at THE Cuurt House In FnIminvtcn. ~
said county, ON this second Monday Ia Jan
uary. f1i.
December C. 100. Admir-.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Trains on tho Epuur T-rrc g. Missis-
,ippi Iai.rr al lcayc Rock Springs gu
north al i:05 o. M, 1910 p m.
aud $3.50 p. M, and arrive nj Rock
springs 9:l0 p. M, $3.50 =. m. aud
II IS n. IN.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Il l. estimated that two million Am.
crican citizens are INDUCING in the
grip VI tho present time New York
doctors say that the number Of deaths
hi, year Is unuAyally large.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Australia and California have carh
averaged 4 production Of $4,000, 900
worth Of gold a year. and the max.
imum production -- s65.Gnn,0O0 --- has
also been the same. Each country
also has almost exactly the same mum.
Der of mines.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
Administrators Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that letters uf nd
mtnlsirattpn were "rauted 20 the under
signed rs the probate Court uf -. FTAncnli
county. Aissnurt, under date Oh y tcUEber
3. 1907 on the estate OF
". u. GlfiSuN. Decd.
Al pprsong having claims ngiinst said es
tutp are required 20 exhibit thUm TO the Al
mlnistruinF FOR allowance within ono yeai
from the date Of said LETTERS. OF hey RiGy
he nreciuied nom any brnrat Of sali cg'
tate. aud ~ not exhihitrd for allowance
within two years they viii be- flTcvc. barred
WA ~. Npt NG.
Dec. n. Igoa Public AdininistTntor.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Executor OF The estate OF
4. T.. YEARGAIN, Deceased,
wiii make mai settlement Of said esfat'
~ the next term OF the Probate Court o
IT Francois county, Missouri. TO be begun
ana held ri tiie Curt House IN f0Taling
ton, IN said county on the second Mondaj
Ia January. tJf.
J0uS W. TRARGAlS. Executor.
December ~, fis9'.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Tho first official set Of GOV. Dock.
cry was 10 grant rcapitc until Feb
.uary 18th, to Milo Gregory and J r..
rcilaton, Who were to be hanged this
week 1T kennctt.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Pat Grove Il the most valuable
c'imiral ut large. NJ slCU, goo is of.
rcd for his capture.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Mrs. c. G.. Carr and children
%! Caledunia, arc visiting Aiss virgic
Conway this eek.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

On Tuesday. January 10, 1901,
bytweon the hourl 81 ninr O'Clock In the
forenoon ana i've r'riura 10 the afternoon
nf that day. al the CuuTt linusu d1nT IN tbt
cry ~ bNrmtn g:un. County % ~. FRANCOIS
uNd tate 0f Missouri, ANA during III. srs
sion OF The Probate Court OF FnN Count,
q ~, fmneois. sell ~ pub!iC auction al.
the Interest of felix a.. Alien, d5-pl g,.tI, Il
an Ia The 10 tuNluE dngrrfh'u cal 81 tate.
situate. lying uwd l"iug in the county 20
-. FRANCOIS Tnd state ~ ~ souri,, tD-y,it
Al 4 those portions ~ I. las Duun SIR
Nry W. ms nHa william hiurp'v suFyri
t-l, commonly known a. tnu st"rnl trIrt q.
hrglnuiH~ az Thvm.s NrNuliiu's land
running thence uoTfh ~ lvgTurs west % 5
chains. thence south degrees west - r.
chains to Wriuht's land thvncr south
deserves west Ts.-i chains 20 Doughty = lIuu
Thence nor 10 = degrees "ast 50 chains 90 /.
stone, thence south ~ degrees east gv.
chains 10 = stone In csnter Uf I'r-ifre road
thence north d7Errys east ~ % e. aims e.
the beginning, containing ufty and one
hu1Ordth DC es. Also Owe acres On suit
kl!1g tuen survey NJ, .Jia. BEGINNING al
the southwest corner ~ the iuud cow uyeg
10y VI T.. taFrp anu vs. T. 80 Thomas Nc
NHillH, running thence north degrees % ST
%. 81 chains thence north AZ degrees west
So chat o. thence south Grgrrps west
~ q cuaisfs, thence south tJ degrees as
chains 20 the beginning.
TEUN twenty five ppT cent Of the pur
Chast money cash ~ hand. halnnro q credit
~ SIX months, purchaser 20 give note with
nTufUycl security.
JAMES .. ALLEN. Admir-.
December o.. t.1I
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
unEnlnlnlunnInruluirmruHs
LIFE'S SPICE.

The newspaper should BE- something
Of nn educator in all N tlteis ui inter.
est, aud for wears strong eifu.t ha-
bncn made b. many Of th' leading
newspapers 10 induce people 10 dis.
pensc with long Obituary nricc, aud
cards Of thauks. as an evidence 81 bad
taste 10 paading their sirfow. Our
friend, are Mud 10 u. w out trrublrs
because they desire ln b. 50, aud 10
public card of thanks !, necessary. 1t
remains for the Boou,llc Advertiser
20 add to an account OF q hrg fun raj
IN that t0wn--i peculiarly -1d funeral
Of a young Bride - list pi the h"fal
tribu,c- sent IN by i,icnd. Il Is con.
sidercd exceedingly bal fam IL these
progressive day, tn publish - h't Ut
wedding presents; bul much infinitely
worse TO publish funrtaI iIwers.
The most fragrant piece II plagiarism
| have seen fir some tine, / Lnl Ihi'
week. la reading the Troy Ffer
Press, found pocm, "w'i.'ru ion
he FIRE prc,s by sImc young woman
at Illwk puini.a poem IT Ella Wheeler
Wilc0x's of which ! am very fI.d. !
believe have given it ff tine Sc .tp
book buipfc, bat 1t !, worth repeating
"D,nt look for the r,ws as you 20 ;lwous.
NE.
Ana even when you ind th,m
Il Is wise AMI Kind 90 De- sprywha, blind
Ana lu1L fDr the SlfiIa UnhlaI u4nm.
For thr rlDud!Dst might ha lir' - ifht
~ uewnrrs o. % shadow a'lius
u isb'ltcI uy Tar To- book fora star
Than the spots ou the sun abiding.
TIE current ui ll'O runs ever away
~ the bosom 90 ttpis great oycln.
DON'T set your force faiHs' the uYrr'l
cour."
And think o. alter Co., mpil1a
Don't waste q curse 1n tEc universe
Remember o. iyvt before gov,
D1a't butt at thu storm with Jour puny
form,
Hut b'Ei AMI lot o. pass DER yoI.
Tho wori VIII never Adjust Hsr!!
~ Iult yuur whine Co lnr letter.
some thilg, 90 wrong uur whole ll,r long
ANA III" souucg you know 70 the better,
n T. folly 90 nEnt with the Infinite.
Ana gn under NJ last ia the wrustIe,
The wiser man shapes inip"nd's plan
IS the water shapes into tho vessel.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
saLurlay, Febfnnry 2, lgOI,
Notice Of Administrators Sale,

Nu'irc Is hereby given. that by rtuc p'
asa order ~ tne i'TlliIte cum ~ IN" count,
uf scott aud STATE IT Missouri. WuGs az The
November term thereof ana on HE -
luy uf November. l'Np. /, James y. Ai,pu
Administrator uf the estate Of Felix g..
Allen, licensed Will,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

when Il Is really settled that st
loui, !, o. have the Worlds Fair il
1908, +, IL supposed lha, "a board %.
lady manrgl, w,H b' established ,'
was done ia Chirlg1 Area H. the
NJ. Louis club, ara c'uIirriuL the
matter rs TO the proper prrsoa at the
head Of the board, or q, on, paper cN
presses it, the "Mf,. Potter Palmer
ri 81. Louis. Il /, 10 be- sincerely
hoped that lhrr' will upt be the di,
graceful wraugliug that mad the Obi
cago bonld OF managers lnughing
itlck Of the community. think the
trouble with Us l. thtt We take thing,
80 much in earnest aud we really mean
what we say. Men beat all around
the bush, aud cal. spade a diamond
II Il suit. their convenience 10 gun an
cnl; but women call things by their
proper names at once aud stick to it,
without any compromise.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Now that the work that prcsScd
during the holiday season is over, II i
= good time 10 enjoy the books in the
travelling library that we have. There
are number Of very fine book, fsr
children, and fiction, history aud travel
for the grown people, John Ward.
Preacher. Is q particularly tine book,
even II Il Is saycsal years old, now thu
tho Presbyterian Church is discussing
the revision Of It's creed, for this story
hinges on several Of the dociriucs VI
that church. The circus season Is in
the near future, and what bog has not
longcd for the delights Of circu, life,
NJ seen from the outside with It's gilt
ter Of spangle aud linsel. To read
"Toby Tyler, or Ten WEEKS With -
Circus" will convert any boy ~ tn
the realities Of that life. These are
but two Of the nifty books in The ii.
brary. This is tie seventh library we
have had, aud will probably be the last
we will ask for; 81 read aud enjoy the
books while We may.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
Trustees Sale.

Whereas william /. Patterson. by his Ger
tain deed % trust, dated the ZHh day u
December, lNe. ana recorded In the re
cprier's unlre 81 u . Francois county. Mis-
SJagi, IN bpok 81, OF page wa, convey ed fC
the undersigned trustee the following de-
gcTllind real estate. situate, lying and b.
inR ~ the County 81 ~, Francois and Stat,
81 Missouri. to-tvit
Al Of the west half Of lot number SIX tFl
aNd strip Of ground twenty feet wide ~
OF the south sIsia uI Tor numbpr five ial al
fAttersOn'a addition 10 the town ~ Farm
iurftn, as fnllF shown on thu pat OF snit
addition. Of reC'uri In the Recorder ono,
OF Sc fmneois county. Missouri,
Which Fuli conveyance was made o. So
cure the payment 81 q certain prDmlssnr,
note IN said deed ~ trust nrsrTibvd nni
whereas said uuie IS now past due ami ~
iillus unpaid, now. therefore. In accord
rure wiin the pruyiriuns OF said deed %
trust, ana at the request % the legal hpldr
% said note. Will. ON
Saturday, February 2, 1904,
between the hours ~ nine O'Clock IN ~,
forenoon nnd nyu clock ~ the afioTuuu.
~ that day. at tHn sputh fgYlut door ~ 40,
Court House. IN tie City ~ fnTmlng tpn n
all county 90 81. Francois and state % Mis-
Huuri. s,ii at public auction 10 tine ntghrH
hilde' for cash the foregoing ursrritsr'
real Cstnfp 10 satisfy saih motto uul titc cost
OF executing THIS trust.
wM. n Y0rNG, Trustee.
January 70, lnlI.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Tho city papars have been full Of
she gorgeous preparations for the mar
riago of the head Of the Vanderbilt
house to Miss Elsie French, and have
calculated that about 1854, 900 hns
been put in circulation By IT, II will
only be few days III the papers will
lament their terrible extravaganza.
when tho world l. so iull OF starving
aud helpless people, bat this vast
amount of money put In circulation
docs a great deal Of good, for much Of
II goes 10 the butcher, the baker. aud
eandlcstics maker, rs well ~ the dress.
MAKERS aud florists, aud countless rum
hers Of iradcsncn receive the benefit
Of this money. As Niles French has
eIe, 900, 900 ui her own already, thu
irIHe OF VI, 900. 900 given her by Mr..
Vanderbilt ms wedding present, will
enable her tn pay her bonne, bills With
sat calling on her husbands check
book. ''To him that hath shall bc
given" Is as true now az in the day Il
WAS written,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-03-28
More FOrgeries.

1t now appears that L. Il. Savage, the
stenographer who skipped out after forg-
ing the name of Attorney J. G. Cross to
a number Of checks, did not confne him
self to checks alone in his foigeries, but
has also forged the name OF MIR. Cross, as
city attorney, to a number OF special i'm
provement tax receipts.
When checking up his books at The
first OF the year, preparatory to tuning
them over to his successor, Attorney
Cross discovered that some special tax
receipts had been distracted from the
book, and at once suspected Savage, as
the check forgeries had recently been dis.
covered. AS the stubs were taken from
the book along with the receipts, it was
impossible to tell who had been imposed
upon without checking up all the delin.
quent rolls, which is now nearly COM
pleted. Two OF the forged receipts have
been discovered in possession Of Geo. j.
Wolff, manager OF the l. Harris & Sons
store. Mr.. Wolff says that Savage came
to him with the receipts, saying that un-
less paid suit would be instituted, and,
as he knew Savage to be employed by
Mr.. Cross, and the receipts were appar-
emily signed by the latter, he had no
hesitancy in paying over the money.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-03-28

A. NJ. Ballew, an old and respected
citizen OF Aberdeen, died at his late res
idence in this city at o'clock p. NJ.
Monday, March 25, 1901. aged so years
and 10 days, after brief illness.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon, under the auspices OF the A. o. I.
w., of which order the deceased was a
worthy member. Services were held in
the Methodist church, Revs. McDermoth
and Gibson officiating.
A. NJ. Balew was a native OF Ashville
North Carolina, where he married Miss
Julia Clemens in early manhood, and
where he resided until coming to Aber'
deem, eleven years ago His wife and
nine children. all residing in Aberdeen
survive to mourn the loss OF a kind
atfectionate husband and indulgent
father, and they all have the sympathy
OF the community in their sad bereave
ment.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-03-28
Resolutions.

Sir Knight William Eales, of Mt. Olivet
lodge, Knights Of Pythias, Mt. Olivet,
Kentucky, having died Of pneumonia
shortly after his arrival in this city,
Wishkah lodge No. A, knights OF Pythias,
places on record the following resolu-
tions:
Resolved, That we sincerely deplore
the dealt. OF our brother, who, though
com paratively a stranger, had yet en-
deared himself to us. Through his pres
ence in our Castle Hall, we were impressed
with his gentlemanly bearing, and es.
teemed him as young man OF fine
promise and we're glad to welcome him
as a brother knight beloved.
Resolved, That it has proven some.
thing Of a comfort to us to know that
while far away from his home and rela.
tives, he had every care and attention
possible during his brief illness and that
as II lodge we were able to meet the wishes
Ct his relatives and friends at home by
arranging for the escofiing of the body to
Kentucky after suitable services in this
city.
Resolved, Tat we extend to his rela.
tives and friends in the East our sincerest
sympathy in the bereavement which has
come to them, and to- NJ. Olivet lodge,
X. OF T.. our coincidence it, the loss of
one of their number who possessed in
high degree the excellencies of character
indicative of true knighthood.
Resolved, That the Keeper of Records
and Seal OF this lodge be directed to nlace
this tribute upon the records, furnishing
a copy to the city press, and forwarding
a copy, attested by his signature and the
seal OF this lodge through the Chancellor
Commander of Mt. Olivet lodge, X. OF F.,
to the family OF the deceased.
Respectfully submitted,
HALBERT ID. CRAWFORD,
GEO. A. ToDD,
&. G.. AsHCRAFT,
l.. l.. ALEXANDER,
Committee.
Approved by unanimous vote OF
Wishkah lodge No. "A, X. Of T., this 9th
Of March, 1901.
w. a. CRANDELL,
Keeper of Rec, rd, and Seal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-03-28
Along the Water Front.

The barkentine Portland sailed today
Co.'s mill for san Pedro.
The schooner Estabuna arrived in port
Sunday, without a charter, and began
loading yesterday at the American mill,
under charter TO; San Francisco.
The schooner Alcazar arrived in port
San Francisco.
The schooner Guide is loading at the
American mill for san Francisco.
The schooner VIM. Olson sailed today
from the Anderson Il Middleton mill for
San Pedro.
The schooner Eureka is loading at the
Anderson & Middleton mill for Next
can port.
The schooner Chas. Hanson arrived at
where she is loading for Alaska.
The schooner John A. is loading at the
Anderson & Middleton mill for San
Pedro.
The schooner Geneva left the West &
Slade mill Sunday, for Hoquiam, to COM
plete her cargo for San Francisco, where
she will partially discharge and take
lumber and cannery supplies to Alaska.
The schooner Chas. r. Wilson, said tt
be the best money making vessel thai
runs into the Harpor, arrived in port
Tuesday night, and is loading at the
Wilson mill for San Francisco.
The steamer Fulton arrived at the
Wilson mill yesterday, to load tor Sal
| Francisco.