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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
POLICE NOTIFIED.
Stephen A. Thurston Robbed Of About SIS by
Unknown Parties.

Tho ucliC,. haze been notified of the
fart that Stephen A. Thurston was re-
Iinyad of about So in cash. Saturday
morning. by unknown parties. Mr.
-rhurston is ianitor Of the LithSoW
library ard is also a collector for the
American fcneht Society. y part OF
thc s,,m was money which he had re
ccivc.} in the course of his collections
and the previous evening he went T.
HI. bank To deposit but was a few min
utcS late.
Saturday morning. he went to the
library according to his usual custom
As ne went down into the basement he
Ielt his coat and vest hanging in the
library rooms After attending to the
furnace hr came up and discovered
that he had been robbed Of the money.
III. "a sh was in Il pocketbooh which
also ,ontained several check" and other
paoers The pocketbook and al its
contents except the money We're left in
| tact.
There is nothing pointing to Solu-
| tion Of the mystery. AS far as Mr..
! 1'hurston knew at the time there was
| no one in the building except himself
il would have been easy. however, fol
| q person to have entered the building
| and taken the money without being
| detected by the owner. as he Of neces-
! sity made a great, deal of noise while
! looking after the furnace. This seems
| to I've the only theory of the theft.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
Lung Kuro quickly cures Bronchitis.

All the merchants were complaining
"i the small amount Of business trans
acted. Saturday evening. The stores
WFr" nearly empty and but a small
traction of the usual Saturday evening
business was transacted This they
attribute to the fact that Thanksgiving
had disposed Of large part Of the
usual amount of the cash in circuIa
tlon during the week Even the bar
nef shops are said To have experienced 1
r famine in their linz
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach tho seat of the disease.
oatarrh IS blood or constitutional
disease. and in order To curo it YOU must
take internal remedies Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally and acts direct
ly on the blood and musous surfaces
Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi-
cine. 1t was prescribed by one of the
best physicians in this country for years.
and Is Il regular prescription. 1t is com
posed Of the best toncs known. combine +,
with the best blood purifiers. acting di-
rcCtly on the mucous surfaces. The per
feet combination Of the two ingredient,
is what produces such wonderful results
in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
f. J; CHENEY & Co. Props.
Toledo, q.
Sold by druggists. price 15c.
HALLS Family PIlls are the best.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

t.phrainI ballard Of Sidney, barely
ay,rtad 4 bad runaway. Saturday az
,ernoon. He left his horse Ill front Of
,.rooks' hardware store andas he came
ont the horse was nibblins the straw
between IL siacF Of pals. In doing so
The bundle was tipped over ana the
horse was scared The horse started
No toward the depot but M i'ailard
barely 60, hold of the slelgh ana E"-
fore the runaway had gone 4 great ais
lance il was stopped.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
GAIL HAMILTON.
Her life in Letters" Has Just
Been Published.
The Friend of Mr.. Blaine During His
Long, EventfuI Career.
Mary Abigail Dodge Had Many Friends in
This Vicinity.

The biography al Mary Abigail Dodsr.
or Gail Hamilton" as she was known la
the world 90 literature canont fail to At
tract much attention at III. hands OF
thosr who knew her when. aS tn. guest
Of Mr.. ANA Mrs. Blaine. she made Ions,
visits /" Augusta. Daring all the years
that Mr.. iilain" Was in public life. ii is
remembered by his friends hcrcabnuts,
no" well her sometimes "aJstic p"p de-
Tended The great statesman from III" al
tacks vt enemies ana mt them I" flight,
lhef"fo'". the loll"WnS description of
her biography, recently published. will ic
OF interest to many:
nj" Gall Hamilton u"d the earth
n" On" 'oitd Spcak t"r h'r. could ditin"
h"r roSSihl" utteranrc. could predicc the
HHaI resting '""ce oi Her swift Slancln%
th"lGht, dnd II Il mr"t thai her hioEra-
phY shohld ne rot = Life ana Letters.
but Gail Hamilton Lii" and Letters
lht% arr not numbered. but apparently
they are t" hr counted hy hundreds, ana
dS one rc:GS "t' pcfr"iVcS why tn
friends IF Mary y. Dodge and th.. reader,
"t Can Hamilton were hail world apart
III 'h"'r Interpolation "f her character
tf'f h""h hS'"fhmrh' 90 Sh3m1 ami
HibitFlHG'S. her un"iIlH@ choice "I IN"
ON" word %: phrase t" stab them through
and iiN them as mark l"r general sc"rr
We're the qualities most visible ~ the
crowd ana II imputed them 10 Ill tempe"
rather thah 4" righteousness their true
source Her klNeiulk ANA friends knew
these ualts "niE IN h"r printed works
NS daughter. AS 4 sister, As cnmradr
Sh" WAS everything that ditH demanded
and kinihc"rtCdu could add. Even as
school Girl, Sh" Str"Nr t. amuSe the
readers "l her letters I" htr nome, anG
the last h"te in theS" tw" volumes. dis
patched only SiN days before her death,
was dictated In the hop" of giving some
comfort I" dearly loved friend wn'
found It f" lonely thing /" llNr t"r s'v-
rntN Years.
Mrs. Sp":furd biographical sketch.
written immcdlat"N "ttrt ncf great, stiu
IKE spirit passed i"hcit"GslY describes
h'r as itarlrSSlN FRANK ana t"nderlY klnd
ana itniArnS tiat htr rfaiSc WAS rs I'M
sparnS as her structure. nrt naSnanim-
itN Il great as her courage. Now. III
Mrs. Sruiford'S world all women urn
wonderful ard good al men wonderful
and chiyalrouS. All her life she has T.
fused % Sc" auSht nut N" beSt uuailtlci
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
An EvanQeIist's Story.

II suffered for wears with bronchial
trouble and did not obtain permanent re-
lief until commenced one Minute Cough
cure" writes Rev. James kirkman. evan
relisr. of Belle River. Ill. one Minute
Cough Cure affords relief for all throat
and lung troubles. For Group il is an
eu1alIed T. NJ Means
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

; y. 4. Scule would like to have his
customers place their orders for
special pieces of furniture early. 50
that he may hay. time Ia do Justice to
all. 1t is only three weeks to Christ
mas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

t. y. tourt"manche has sold his
drug business located near The rail
road bridge on upper Watei street.
Henry Gregoirr who has been with
him as clerk. * the purchaser and will
continue the business. Mr.. Courtc-
manche has purchased q share in the
business formerly conducted by Cassa !
want & Clutter The two former part
ners Will remain and the company is
70 be made a stock concern known d$
the Cassavant- Clutter co They are
negotiating for other properly ana arc
intending to enlarge the business "N-
tanSively
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
Saved His Lie.

Il owe my life to kodol Dyspepsia
cure. writes H. G. Chrestenson. Hay
field. MINI. For three years | had dys-
pepsia so bad that ! could hold nothin,:
on my stomach. Doctors said / could nos
live ! read Your advertisement on Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure ana commenced its use
Now | am cured, and recommend ii to
all r. w Means
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

People who would like q piir Of
corduroy pants should read j. j.
Maher's bargain ad. on lst page of
Journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

The '.sawdust bill IN equity ht4ri21
before Judge Whit+house mas p,th con
tinued until 10 O'Clock. next lhnfsc'H
morning. 1t is thought that the cas-.
v.iII he ended i'll about six Gays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Young housekeepers choose the Glen
wood because it has the Indicator that
tells all about baking. d&w1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
$3.50
Rest. He alth and Com fort to Mother and
Child.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SIRCP, for
?hlidrcn teething, softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation. allays all pain. ard cures wind
colo. Perfectly safe in AL cases. We "oul,i
say To every mother who has q suffering enid ::
Do not let yoIr prejudice. nor the preIudices
OF others, stand between you and your suffer-
ing child and the relief that will be sure--yes.
q -olutey sure---to follow the use OF This
'Iedicme .ftimely used. Price csc. bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
Scrokula
This root Of many evils

This root Of many evils
Clandular sumors. assesses. plmples
and other eutaneous eruptions. sore
ears. inflamed eyelids. rickets, dyspep-
sia. catarrh. readiness TO catch cold
and inability to get rid Of II easily. pale
ness. nervousness and other ailments
including the consumptlve tendency
Can be completely and permanently
removed. no matter how young or old
the sufferer.
Hoods Sarsaparilla was givsn The daurhte,
Of Silas vernooy. Wawarsing. N. Y, who had
broken out with scrofula sores all over hcr
face and head. The FIRST bottle helped her
and when she had taken SIX the sores were all
healed and her face was smooth. He write,
that she has never shown any sirn Of The
scrofula returning.
Ho0d's Sas.sapas,iIxa
Promises to euro and keeps the
promise. Ask your druggist for II
today and accept no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
THE FESTIVAL CHORUS.
Complete Program for the Concert at
City Hall, tuesday Evening.
Several Solos Will Be Sung ard the Chorus
Will Be at It's Best.


Th.. concert of the Augusta f"sliNaI
Chorus uil1 occur at city han. toner
'''' -, ,,i,il. and indefne hv the man
""N tNehlH-' anu Iuu7 ms 'H ,,.l. :,
rrr in which the tickets afr stlilIlI 4
WV 'I , M9'i ,a.r ar,e"'TG. sprisfart"rr and the
nave prc'' N''E ....,.
director, Mf am haS pt'H iilu'
, = vi, D1 II NJ
sara MllieI' VI : - - -
Nickersor. A. y. Ward. Robert Il. Ad-
ans apd Il4wplIvn +. Cain will rem
""'' nv ,'.;,,. 49,. ,,,.,c,,os. Of
Ger seiectrhS du'i"9 ''it ~
'.t,'S .,'s;n 80 49,, nv, ,d.,,. rigbt
~ .i'e'' >V'' ..e..,7'
Tht stage VIII be betdnINiF ueN"-
r,teJ + ~ the occasion with lowers ana
..,. ,,,,, ,bo 1ir.,,io, e Nise q
PidhfN' "I''ei Wy ~ tio'i 80
J. S'anA III. VINO Eas klncIT -ht"tft \
to do 81. the fact that the greater por-
,-..r ,b. ,,.,+ ,,,.,,.seds win IA. donated
'''' II '.,N = ..3..
to the Pl'dfrh ; ti"lhe ~i"uiu iHuu'
III who can to attend. Tie program
= ~
PROGRAM
,,., J..
Handel. HAileiIjah chorus. Messiah
iIir Nus"std : NJ lr,..,.,,.i m, t,...,,..
'hi "Ohc" ohE, GtrtruIc nedht
'h' song "i f'tSt' u"' he"i'1
-'Th" Slight il stl. Ab'
...,..,, NOllaki is 'u.'r' l,i;o,t
10y ''''; 1ii,.c, I, vain
...,,, Mr. .lt"tiiHh H. ''n,.
rs i-"rtieN' r'"'~ i-'7--
III Trimaveru
The Spring, Mode'aii
...r, l-''uieI Il. H"t'''
Hmm uf Praise Men irsS Oh"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Seats may now be checked At Percy
Means drug store. Tickets may ~
procured there. also, or Of members OF
tho chOrus.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25
Harmingten Times
THURSDAY, July Is, 1901.

lee Cream at 0'BanBon's.
Tennis Shoes at Karsch's.
Try o'Iiannon's soda fountain.
ben Towl spen, Tuesday Ia town.
Flesh bread every day at o'Ban-
mons.
sii@ Mamie Burke is visiting Aiss
sliunie Dice In ST. Louis.
Have your pictures framed In the
latest styles at Hinchey's.
Dr. J. V. Braham made a business
trip to Bonnie Terrc Friday,
Chas. Gierse has been very III the
past week but Is improving
Afr. Il. A. Anthony of Frederick-
town was 10 town Tuesday,
Fresh oranges, lemons aud bananas
just received st O'Baunou's.
W. S. Anthony returned Saturday
from business trip TO pesoto,
r. p. Russell of DeSoto visited his
mother here Saturday and Sunday.
Groceries. Feed aud Produce of all
kinds Mccormick, Spro,t s. Co.
You will find Martin Is Tho Peoples
Hest photographer. Phone l15.
Alrs. Mary -. Golf Of Fredcrick,own
Is visiting friends In town this week.
Everything ia the Grocery aud Pro-
vlAIon line. Mccormick, Sproi, & Co.
Smoke Sackman's Hand made CT
gars The union label is on all boxes.
Use Chase & Sanborn's famous Bos-
ton Conces. For sale by Klein Grocer
Co.
O'Bsnuon's is the place to bus
your groceries. lie keeps a complete
liue
Mr.. anu Airs. 7. ". Smith Of Kan.
Aas Llly are Tie guests OF Mrs. fannie
Tolaan.
Mrs Nictorine l. Duchouquctto Of
st. Louis is visiting relatives in Farm
inglou.
Moore Haw /. visiting his father for
few days. lie expects to locate 10
81. Louis
There will Lc an adjourned term Of
the Probate Cont next Saturday, the
g1lh inst.
We want several tons Of hay.
The highest price paid.-McCormick,
Sprott 4 Co.
DE-. Will WCscoal, wife and baby, Of
Commerce, were visiting IN town the
first Gf the week
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25
Death Of Mrs. Cayce.

Mrs Virginia Dupuy Cayce, widow
Of the late Milt0n I, Cayee, died al
her homo 10 Pennington last Sunday
morning, the 2ist inst, aged IS
years. Mrs. Cayee, whose maiden
name was Virginia C.. Dupuy, was
born in Prince Edward county. Va,
la 1873. She was married TO Milton
Pleasant Caycc November G, 1880,
being bis second wife, aud became the
mother Of seven children, four OF
whom live TO mourn the death OF a
gentle aud loving mother.
For number Of years Mrs. Cayce
bad becn quite feeble, and for several
weeks prior 10 her dcceasc her con.
dilion was such a. to give her family
much concern ahd painful anxiety.
Shs continued TO grow gradually
weaker until Sunday morning, wien
her gentle spirit passed from It's frail
tenement into fruilion of the hope OF
eternal life. She was possessed OF an
aniable and refined nature that won
the confidence and love OF all who
passed within the sphere Of her inhu-
enee, and WAS an earnest Christian aud
devoted member Of the Presbyterian
Church. Conscious that tho end was
near, there was no limid shrinking
back Of The soul, but q calm looking
forward TO the change, with an unfal-
tering faith aud hope that disarlned
death Of every sting save the pain OF
parting with those she loved. The
evening before her death she called all
the family about Der aud bsde them
an affeciIonste farewell, leaving loving
messages for those friends who eouid
10, be with her; and when the mora
ing came "the silver cord was loosod,n
the tired eyes closed In sleep, and her
freed spirit rose TO take on immortal
youth and gree, the sunlight of a more
glorious morn.
The funeral took place from the
Presbyterian church Tuesday morning
at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25
Southeast Notes.

A servant girl emp loyed At the Cen
trail Hotel, Grccnville, made an at
tempt to poison n Airs. J. II. Cline,
who boarded there, by putting cro,os
oil In her coffee. The taste Of the
coffee caused suspicion aud Il was dis.
covered In time to prevent any bad
effects. No cause Is given aud the
girl left the hotel at once.
Riley McCarvcr of Maiden was haul
ing logs TO the mill on the 10th, aud
was sitting as,ride a log, when n rough
place In the road iolted the wagon 80
that the log fell of, pinuing the boy
underneath. He received such injur-
les that he died 10 n short time. lie
was Is years old and very indusl-i.
nus boy.
A most terrible accident, while TUT
key hunting, occurred near Dexter on
the 10th, when Charles Dobbs, boy
Of 4 years, misiook his mother, who
was picking berries Ia the woods. for
turkey, aud shot aud killed her al.
most instantly.
A couple Of jefferson county farm
ers last week made the mistake of
starting fires to burn rubbish on their
farms. aud owing to the dry condition
Of everything, for swhils things we're
lively fighting fire aud saving adIoin-
log property. Much rail fencing was
destroyed.
I'd Lee was shot and killed and
John Mccall wounded by Frank Jones
at Poplar Bluff on the 18th while all
the men werc drinking.
The Fredericklowu electric light
plant whistle blows at 1880 O'Clock
for tho merchants 10 close their stores.
The colored Baptist church at New
Madrid Is being moved mile and q
half from hs present location.
Mrs. Sarah Boswell died at her
home IN Irontou on the I2lh, aged
81 years.
Ths citizens Of Dnnkiin county will
vote on now Jail proposition on
August Sd.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

lions 10 win the heart Of woman and
that make life one joyous round OF
gayciy, and humdrum Is the new line
of life. II Is the old story Of the man
not running after tho street car after
lac catches II, Recently, a visi,in G
girl said she had been asked several
times why 6ho had not become resi-.
dent iusead OF visitor, aud | told her
! had but one word OF advice TO give
her, and that was "Don't,"
You are feeling blue aud everything
goes wrong? / know the feeling
we'll. The following is a quaint idea
In regard 20 the word used
FEElISG BLus.
What ID you ay7 You ara feeling biue'
The world Is going awry with yuui
I'm sorry. dear friend. n such i. the csse
Tut you've used right word Ina very
wrong place.
why, blue Is the color OF Gods own sky.
vI thH nlneblrd's wing asst flashes hy
~ ~. NiViStf NfHuiuk US Fnfdest mead,
Neath The airy press of the springs iight
tread.
What dons tue soldier. fearless ana bra veF
what the ftaunch sailor, afioat on the
vgnyH9
whs; would our nag be, It's stripes and its
bars,
Without the blue shield With rs siisery
starsf
o. use not this word. with It's meaning so
glad,
fur augnt that h doIefui, gloomy or sad.
Let 4 stand Tor the loyal. the lovely, the
true.
Ana choose somsthing else for tho sorrow
ana rue.
PAULINE FRANCES CAMP.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Mrs. Nina X. Axlel of Waco, Tex f,
is visiting her ncicc, Mrs. +. j. Nc
Kinney.
Prof. S. 7. Gresham, at ono time
principal OF our public school, was in
town this week.
T.. Y. Conway, who has been visit.
Ing bis brother in Chicago, returned
home Wednesday.
Fine Hosiery, Underwear and all
kinds OF Furnishing Goods.--McCor-
mick, Sprott & Co.
Miss Octayia Rucker returned sun
day from st. Louis, where she has
been visiting friends.
Jimmie O'Connor of Frederiektown
was in Farmiugton Tuesday, wearing
s'ihat same old smile
Everything is sweet, fresh and clean
at Aulsrn & Albaugh's City Mea, Mar
bet. Give them a trial.
Mss Anna Bn,,egGeld returned homo
this week after a visit of several weeks
with her sister In Chicago.
Clothing, Hats, Shoes aud Dry
Goods, large stock aud low prices, at
Mccormick, sproit & Co.'S.
Mrs. j. IL. Tc,lcy of Flat River
spent several days tho past week with
her sister, Mrs. j. d. liutks.
Dubari Wilson left this week for
Hamilton, Ontario, TO make bis home
with his uncle, Mr.. Dubart LoEg.
II you would smoke good clean
cigar, union made, get Sackmann's
brands, aud patronize home Industry.
chsa. n. Gregory Of Frcdcricktown,
District Msnags' Of the National Life
insurance Co was In town couple
81 days this week.
Mont IIighley received the first car
load Of water melons OF the season
Tuesday. They came from Maiden
and we're very fine.
Prof. r. r. Appleby, who wiil have
charge Of the department Of natural
ncicncc and Gcrmen 81 Elmwond Sam.
inary, arrived Ia scsn this week.
A violent Wind storm d reported
tfom LIbsrysIIle Moadsy, which up
socsad trees. blew down feuces and
wrecked . barn beIongiug 10 Mr.. John
Grow.
NJ. Z. r. Graves has purchased The
rn>ldsnee reecnsly vacated BY Pruf.
rxaloas. AZ beina iesp down snd a
knaxscnc reki1sncc iii 10 erected o.
~ ~.
nv. n. +, Heu, pastor ct. Psui's
church. 8t. i.oaiz, win preach ~ the
fypsrs IIonse n<xt Sunday u ] ! :. n.
sra.lay school - ssf, I
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

The commissioners appointed to as.
scss damages ia the case o. the right
OF way Of the Southern Missouri rail.
way across the NJ. X. q u. Il. railway
at ElsIns, organized last Monday BY
eleeting IIon. y. NJ. Carter chairman.
The other commissioners are Messrs.
J. r. Burks and W. r. Doss. They
proceeded this week TO 60 over and
examine The premises. Attorney Whit
ledge of 81. Mary's IL here in the 10.
terest of the Southern Missouri.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

We learn that the Musical Depart.
mont Of Elmwood Seminary will be
specially well equipped. New pianos
are being put 10 so that there will be
four instruments ready for constant
use s.iss Rose L. Routh, the Direc.
tor Of Music, will have personal charge
OF Instrumental Music. She lie a grad.
uale Of the Conservatory Of Hollins,
Va, and Of The New England Conser-
vstory Of Boston. Miss Anna v.
PEBBLES Of Clifton lights. Pa, will
have charge of Vocal Music. She Is
graduate Of the New England Con-
servatory, did postgraduate work In
Miss Clny's private studio in New
York, and spent three years with VIII
liam Shakespeare In London. Tho
patrons Of the Seminary may expect
nothing bu, the very bes, work in this
department,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

The proclamation OF the Governor,
setiipg apart last sunday as a day Of
fasting and prayer. was generally oh
served by the churches In town. Spe-
eial prayers for rain were offered Ia
the Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist,
Christian and Lutheran churches, aud
In Soms Of the churches the diseourses
touched upon the efficacy OF prayer.
No services were held a, the Baptist
church, the pastor being away filling
one of his other regular appointments.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25
isicres, In Water sapeiy.

We are pleased 10 note the iuieres.
thai The people Of Pennington ara
taking Ia the matter Of securing a
better waier supply for the town. A
petition TO the Beard Of Aldermen.
asking thsn 10 call special clecsion
10 vote on the question Of bosding The
town ios the purpose Of establishing
SOME kind Of water works. 10 boing
circulated, and we understand tina, Il
has been signed by every citizen to
whom II has been presented.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Rev. Marvin T. IIaw, pastor of 81
Paul N. r.. Church, South, in ST.
Louis, came down Tuesday to spend a
week With his father, Dr. j. l.. fIaw.
His family have been visiting relatives
here the past two weeks.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Encouraging reports come from
Southwest Missouri Of drenehing rains
In several counties. aud we hear OF
local showers a, Caledonia, Frederick
town and other places aroand Us.
Pennington Is sill hopeful OF rain.
Damage from the drought throughout
Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, Texas,
Illinois, Nebraska, Oklahoma and other
sections to both grain aud stock Is
almost beyond computation.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Rev j II. Russell has been con-
ducling very interesting revival nj
Salem church, a few miles northeast
Of town, and several conversions arc
reported. Notwithstanding the ex-
trcmely hot weather, Mr.. Russell says
the meetings ate unusually well at
tended.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Rev. De. Z. f. Barclay Of 50. Louis.
superintendent Of the Missouri Anti
Saloon League, win preach ut the
liaptis, church 10 farminglon next
Sunday morning at II o'clock. Sub
jec,, "How 10 Win" lie will dc.
liver biz famous s,ereop,ican lecture,
"Steps Leading 10 Ruined Life, at
the Christian church Sunday evening
at 8 O'Clock. special music will be
arranged for the occasion. Admission
free.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

49, ] will visit the following
81 named cities and towns on
sA1 tho dates named:
Elsins, Friday q, m, July 20, and
remain 4 days.
Flat River, Tuesday a. m, July so,
and remain o days.
Desloge, Monday 3. M, August 5,
and remain 4 days.
Bonnie Terre, Friday a. M, Angus,
.. and remain days.
Dental work in all It's branches.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Teeth treated
without pain.
Respectfully,
l.. L. RUFF, Dentist
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Mr.. George ]. Cole has bought the
residence property Of lion. 81 A.
Smith on Columbia street, several lots
south Of the Presbyterian church Il,
Is MIR, Smiths purpose TO build 4
handsome residence on his woodland
property northeast Of town.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Mrs. Frank Richardson returned
home from Bonnie Tcrre Saturday,
where she has been for some tine on
account Of the illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Beque,te, notics of whose death
appeared 10 TnE TiaRs last week.