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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
TAITING foR Az uiRiL L,ANs
Court to rr, Commander TIIcy WIN Prob
abiN sail To-tar.

SAN FltANCisCO. OCt. 10 Rear AIm4ra.
kob!ey ID. IyNns IL expected To- arr," Ia
the city Tomorrow on tho vsv 60 Page
page, samoa lie will sail tomorrow for
bis destination In the navy hospital trans
port Sol1op Tn" vessel was 49, ,Iulri
To- sail to-day and came down fr,M Mar.
Island Tor that purro-c. but the n|pu-aIuyai
Of Admiral Evans caused a po,tpuucm'ut
Of the time of sailing The Admiral l.ft
Ogden on FRIDAY and. barring accidents.
vii reach ~" Tty t~o-iuorrpw murl.ur
Admiral tvan- will act a. Precedent
Of the uayatCuur, 20 tr c.,.d 10 H~aCp-pgEp
90 Investigate the charge that have Is.u
mad" against Commander Benjamin !
THEY, Governor 81 the American Island
uf 1gtlLla and commander ~ thrp Govern
Wcnt steamer Ahcr'Lda. stationed uf Page
Ilgo. Other mrwl.f- Of tire cHsr' will
b. taptS. Cooper. ths. IlImas. boifar,
Merry and H~arruE'u#. with Cart Meyer
OF the Marine CORR a. Judge Advocate.
Thc~" o"lcnrs, With t~oWpl'irr llllrv
who has l-cu on lo,yc .u fiHs country vii
u" M" only Passengers on ~" ~uutcs 500
crHi huud-td fnr- Of -gpplip. Including a
quantity ot lumber. all for fh" p,tg, pogo
naval station. viii b. carried bv 'Nc trans
port To" S0.a"r has .sn1 osorH.u.ai
~ Mar Island aud o., lu Ia" tram i.r tn"
trip IAc Su!acc Wal stop dt Honolulu Go
coal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
BARTLETr HOUSE TO BE SOLD,
Two Centuries nd. and Used as . Fert
BY Massachusetts Pioneers.

~NoHruBoRo. Mass, Oct. te-For tho
tecond time In nearly two centuries. tho old
Bartlett house. once used a. a fort TO repcl
the attacks OF Indians. Is To be sold. to-
gether with the land surrounding 1t. Up
70 a year ago the place had bs-n handed
down nom father to son ever since i525.
when Henry Bartlett purchased Il from
samuel COOdnow. who built IL or of logs
in 1897.
Tho house. which has been rebuilt and
modeFnizcd several time. b situated IN
The eastern part of the town and Was on"
OF the hrst erected In Norhboro. Samuel
wa ono 81 the pionccrs % ON
IRA M~assachtu.rttS and hIs hou-n wgH ne
pace 81 refuge Of tho nsighh1rs In ca-. Of
attacks by indians The Indians were re-
pulsed time and again in attacks GA it,
heavy walls.
Mr.. Goodnow had a wife and two clil-
dfen One Of he latter. Mary Go0-iuuw,
was allied 10y Indians M the age Of 40. lA"
Town erected a monument In her memory
'"eiNo years ago IL stands upon tie
sini where tie woman b. SUPPOSED 90 hrNc
fallen, and the inscrp'ipn reads In u.ta-
oTy 81 MARY Hooduow. Who waS killed by
~" Indians on tki. rot. fug ~, 100
tnciod 10y he town - Nufflblru. ls"l
The plaC" wac Inherited ~ Daniel tH"d-
nov, Henry's son The f,cprd- show
that after tho sale tu Horny barfl"tt Boz
l'Io, the farm Co-cvud'i nom ore MON
tar 81 tn Bartlett family to ar,tHrf H.ltl
hnally % tscaine the property Of NIIuu
a hattlDti, who diod iu Nhfcv -burv Is-i
Monday The latter ru,I inc ILtc' a y"dt
ago u Samuel Myers Of Nor0,tcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Grand JtRyES ALTERED.
TammRn, Has Not Neglected Any Of Its
Opportunities.

4 well -knowr citizen, who "a n vcrv old
resident Il nj city. was NJ the headuuarters
o. 'h" Republican County Committe" vcs-
t"ri1v. bad ip discussing Justice Jcromo's
criticisms 81 IA" Grand Jury. said.
-NIro N" pru~'nt administrator got
'fn city On %, clutches It Is a fact that tho
Grand jury has undergone many curious
otHrg's. Tie namcs 81 emiueut citizens
who have served on l. often. and always
viii honor. hive hacr stricken - and Tho
orlv reason given for Il h hat thcv are Old
49, s'.l' and that new blood l. wanted
g. ne sam eNcu~r that Deyerv gave
r. ''r0vi' M old policeman out ~ -"
o''.''H"r'. l-'cou-" b. had offended a
Tr''hr. and shows Tint pevrryiSm a
iD' ru-t l Dmp~ign CIV. but y fact Peter
A N''cI. 1881 old New Yorker who las
srrnl CO. many Grand Jurics, = a sample
9. 'r" way TnWmauy l. running thiugs.
u" '..t t stand Tor good government
-" ian" sgs. att from 'ir tine TINT his
h.or" identified with reform h"
'..'H from ~" hs's The present
" ~ "a" Grand Jury. Nr Ciiahy.
" irving fnr "a" second tim" th's wear.
u F orc '''1' Treasurer ~ ~" Tan
' 'l.' .-.a.i 'iYr o. Norkvil'' ard IL
. ..la'. !uard 90 Maurice HOLMAN
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nor RkRoVr M THE TON.
Growing Appreciation ~ a Pennsylvania
herman Drlicac'.

Lr.,Nrv. Pa. OCT. 10 A dealer here
1. I..' '4- gg Up a f'tnon-',u ~.ur krout
contract. The ~. duct j. packed M h%itrcl-,
i.r 81, v.lel make a ton quito q DO
u.Ul pr'-C up recently for tlis IA
r'r peuu.,lvanid GsTman d.sl.
.as.rh re,rlc are eating more krout
than ever U,i.'o. Purely American fam
lies. who a COS wears ago hardly knew
the | Do now have 4 served TO them fire.
,..yii. IT, President q a leading rail-
iHtf .s a faaily dinner 81 sour krnut
"vfTv Monday spd lir VIE sup rntcnds
'.e cooking q go after tire method sho wac
'ttght whi,e on a vast to Germany, sew
'rA y'ais ago
wit fresh pork She prefers q fatty tail
Iiece. including the pr tail II the pork
:, not sufficiently fat. q quantity ~ lard
T. aodei she says that lean sour krout
l. not good az all.
-Whel | fir, ate sour krout,- said "a
venerable German woman. 1T did not
properly digest ! vas told that ! had
eaten the kr.ut too lean. amt hat II were
- prepare IL with more fat. 10 would not
lIrt mc follpwssd dir-ct. 1ns anf cooked
90" kraut rich with pork TAI. and never
after thst dti kruut have the slightest evil
tN,y' upon me.
I prefer the short ribs ~ fresh pork.
II ! ue tH.pkcd sausage or trauAIuItcrs,
'Ho krout does nr' agfcF with m" 50 well.
! ls" mju-ht-i potatoes with k-rui, and,
~ course, a gliss 90 two u lager beer.
They -ay that beer ard krou' should always
9 fpg 'thcr ~ the malt liquor h. peculiarly
adapted - the proper digestion ~ kruut.
Many T"oYl" ! know eat uula-scs bread
With Auut find 1t plIatahle. kTuut
should b. vel boiled some people like
wheat dough balls with krout. | do not.
rrci"rrtng the bare krout. not too salty.
~ course.
i think that II Americans Understood
krou' and t. preparation better they would
Ne" morn ~ n. although they tell mo that
many mon" English people eat krout than
ever before
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
P,i>r> uHH mr. Irrr HaND
NEic. de Nirmoni. Miniature Fainter,
Comes on I'Nquitaiur.

Mine d' Mirm1rt ant her -,-to-. Nile
Mi-mout, miniature r1iulcr-. were pass
sangers b tire French liner L'ArllttIu,.
ia yesterday from Iayre Nur DC Mif-
mont 4, q widow ami retain, her maiden
name under which ~hr ncui.,,d a.-r.r .iuu
VA has mat' miniatures { no. ,-lr'u1
Of Russia. Low 4 Morton. ,uIi. y Hunt
.gtpt an! Ahu"r Mckinley Her right
ann L. CrpplcI an sine due- al .rr work
with her eft hand
other Usu-Sc gems uv LA ifliuc were
the Row Limunj O1rsrht. Abbot - the
Trap - monastery Of tcfh.'narr. in
y lson county, ny. who las h..u Ni-i'-
i.g the General Chapter e Oh" t-tUr'iau
Order ~ Ctcluv. Frame. " NtE.' 2
Nationalist Iypu'v. I~rpr.-..ruE f'n Do
Iartm,u' purf.g... who D. GOING 200
hi sugar plar'a'ir' r'fr Vera cruz NrNrr.
and Alfred Drvv.a-. who Says N- D. q cousin
81 Capt Aimed br'vfus. aud comes h"lr
~ make his living aud to eu American
citizen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
-11r chAos soo ohsss RygAt-
FINE CHINA. RICH CUT GLASS
FIFTH ANNUAL
FALL SALE OF
WEDDING GIFTS.

For several years past il has
been our custom 10, at least once
a year. hold a special sale OF
goods suitable for wedding pres
ents. Our buyer makes arrange
ments for this sale early in The
summer months while he il in
the European markets. Special
goods are made for this occa ion.
Tho cut glass is purchased dur
ing the duh Summer months.
whereby a considerable savind is
made. The cases in which the
goods are offered are lined with
a good quality OF white satin and
well made in every respect. Roth
the and tho GOODS will l'
satisfactory II the rrcirirnt and
Yourself, and a credit 20 us. As
an example Of many others we
mention 4 few.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
IRISH BISHOP HERE.
Rev. Dr. Ian VIII stud, our Catholic
Colleges ard Literar, Institutions.

The Rev Dr. John Cl4ncv. Bishop Il tho
diocSr 81 Elphin. Wh.,h ll..uios Els''m-
mon ard a lArg" part Of a, and Galway.
arrived Yesterday hy the Iuuari steam
ship Et0Ira III" SAID Doe vuu.r 1t1v l.r'
until Christmas and study 'u" Catholic
college, CO.. literary INSTITUTIONS with an
cv. 'o utilizing his movie 7' 90 imurl.
Mayrurth college. ~ County Sligo l,'
will stop Tor "a while with Fi-uHp NcpulI'
a. Rochester and then vii g. Go Washing
ton. lie b. accompanied Dy tUy Re-, T. J.
Lynch ~ R,scummun Tia" B-hop said
This has ts"n a Iar .cul7rly good year
for crop IN Ireland The yialt n JsIiArUc-
la- been uuIsuallv ArCr. and th" peurl,
will have no truuhlr getting ihr ugh the
winter. Il h q good omen and viii hr.u
~ stem the tide 81 immigration to tl.-
country. Some 90 cur fah....- 1r. ,u a i.-
Il1rablr condition because CO.. b., Beer war,
which ha- swept away MANY ,l fh" bread
winners who joined the Blush Army
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
DUKES WELCOME TO HALIFAX
GRE4TEsT CROWD EVER GATH
Erred THERE GREETs MN.
rrcsides nj the Laying Of the Cornerstone
81 n To the Mcn Who fcli
IN south Africa Impressive Review
OF the Troop toe To NJ. Johns Next.

TArirAI. n s. Oct. Is.-The biggest
crowd ever seen In this city assembled
,.Ily 20 greet the Duke and Duchess Of
,~.,.aill and York. The train arrived at
g. clock. Tle royal party were met 10y
E.miu.I Bcdford. Gov. Jones and other
as aries, Will" the forts and shiTs fired
..'.s OF twcnty-one guns. Addresses
vsr4 rr,-"utcd from tho city Of Halifax.
Gil. city Of Chariot ctown and various
l.dss. In the cOurse Of mis- reply the Duke
e. luwal laid:
Be- ftting that w should take cave Of
Cir.il iu tie province that was the first
,,.- which tn British flag waved. "A province
>, Tell II moving. checkerCd. historic
memories. and that embarking from your
a. .... which stands unrivalled among the
r.,a. porte 81 the world. We should pass
though wafers that are celebrated In the
a.r.- 4 our glorious navy. W. share In
,..r ID, ercts as to the shortneSs u our
s'I.
1.t. over. the Duke and Duchess. seated
T. tho stat" coach wAich has accompanied
them throughout tire tiip. started 81 IN
vhai va. called the royal PROGRESSION. The
tr-'- Srrr lined on hath sides Nith sol
0.-- standing ten te"t apart. Al traf1C
MAH NHNH|.-A EAa-. ANHf ~
persons w.rr packed -plidly behind tho
..r- ami rraI'sI their ueCkS 20 catch a
Cuu-" OF th" passing show a. the Par
!aufl' uuu-f a stop Wa mao" While tho
l.t. presided AZ the laying OF the corner
....u % a memorial 90 IA" soldiers who
e.. tG south Africa. The monument fund
was rst--l by popular sIL-crpi.on aHd l.
fuiH. Boo the hrst erected III this way In the
D.. ,,h lwIir"
Tire Duke - Cornwalrs arrival az the
Common VI ere tho review ~ iOlO1 soldiers
win 'lr naval brigade took place. was
marK-t lN a ROYAL salute of tWen'y-one
guns f.tSi from the citadel Thirty thous-
srN r.r-nr- lined the ropes and ChsFrel
vusr 'i. future hing appeared tn" post
q honor vas given 10 the naval brigade
and. l.u4y $50 strong. Ia" tar made a
fra showing The mou from u 81 the
,Ii- we've preceded hv a goat Ws their mas
cot marching A. proudly ~ any IN tho ranks.
The regiment marched pat M quarter
column. salu'iug the pIkc. Who Wa sir-
rounded hv e brilliant sIi'" After ~"
t.ri.y metal. were presented - SJuth
A.. .r veterans Then ruIu" tH" pres o.
'I'.r 20 color ~ he SiN'v-siV'h Princes
I..i-r fu-iirr-. one of che cay militia
regiment After a religious service the
I..u made q brief address He alluded
Z. '., ft''. Which uc said va plea an ="
Iiw. t.8' ffc regiment Wps Cfulod after
ir- decay aunt. vlo s'ui cherished lively
rH...-.tl.u- e the pleasaIl ',dr- ~"
.l.u' "a canada
T.-ulg'i a state dinner took place At
Government Hu4sc and the ,'y a. n'ct
we're iIu inmates
ua Neud,y 'r" royal party sails for 81
Julu',. y ;.
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son. OF nclEian >onIeman a. sruors

SAY ERANCIsCp al, Oct. lp-Ou tho
British ship Nu-Jowa hero are two s. urg
Belcian uoulemcu via $40 WORKING as ar-
3 renticos. They are Rome b. kerchorc.
son ( Rarpr D. kcrchorc, Governor uf
Enst Flanders. and fiwaui u" Joughi.
son Of N-~ount De J,ughi ono b. u
and ,hr other u 1h".r fathers tuii ,uV'
Grove So pounds each to teach th" lads
navigation ~ k,rChprc b. s.Idglu q,
enter the merchant service H., COM
uarinu'- ambition 4, to become an oAiocr
In the Belgian Navy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Jer-e, ,ity oman cub breakfasts

The Jcrsoy CITY Womar's CLUB formally
o,.rnrd ~. work for tho SEASON yesterday
ar.usou with a hroakfa-' Wac va,
..r,,d IN tho ,hoa,-. Of the Jrr,.v C'v
,.b ma Clinton avcrrc Nearly two hum
d,I women attended. Mt. , j Now
bury, the President. ina - ~ ad,tvs- -
w...a.UuA
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David u,,pham .rolns crau Company.

David Hipham, VITO sans At the leeds
festival. arrived Yesterday Nv a." steamship
Etrur,A Of the Iuuafd iiuc. lie Is under
and viii start Tor Louisville tu-Isv.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
HE WAS AGREEABLE.
weRis Les the oia uncie shoot az
RE Fsund Him In sueh a
Position.

This young fellow Il engsged to a pretty
Detroit girl. but they don't care 90 publish
the bans until after Lent. This disturhs
an irascible old unclo Of hers. who has
Q daughter of his own, too much after has
own siylc TO " fsyorite. Tie took II upon
himself TO send FOR the young MAE the 9th
er day.
Arr you going to marry that niece 81
mine!" he asked, sternly, when they we're
alone In the inner office.
"Psrdon me-, sir. but ! must decline 10
answer She has father and 8 mother,
and I'm on good terms with them. ] fail
10 see that II u your affair"
There's 3 whole lot chat you fsil 20 sec.
young man. I'm really the head Of our
family. and III. not shirk my duty. Her
parents are a couple Of ehumps, Are YOU
o. are you not engaged"
You force me % say, sir. that II Is none
Of your internal business aud that you ara
just what ! heard you wefp, q sour, cross
grained old eurmvdgeon."
See herr, sonny, III not handy words
with the likes OF you. but II you had been
soing Nth my daughter ~ loug as yoe have
my niece, wouldn't do thing but put a
revolver 10 your bead, informing you that
u you didn't marry her Id shoot.
And I'D beg OF you 10 shoot "-Dctroit
Free rrraa
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
Cheap Rate. 70 California.

February i2ih and each Tuesday there,
after, until aud iscluAing April sofa, Special
I.sp Rate celoniss Tiekeis will be sold via
the Southern pseihe's Cempany's Ogden
and "Sunset" Routes 10 all points In Caliior.
MIA. The rate will be: From Chicago
5000. from St. Loais, Memphis and New
Orleans s11.S0, from Omaha, Kansas City,
etc, s25J0q. Corresponding low rates from
all etbef points easg and north.
For particulars and detailed information
pertaining TO the Southern Pacific Com
pany's Routes, and these special rates to Cal
ifornis, cal! upon or address
w: g. Neimyer, q, w. A., 3. y. Co, Is
Clark st., Chicago, III.
w. II. Conner. d. A., s. P. CO.. Chamber
Of Commsrce Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
@. q. Herring. q. A., \. y. Co., 7il INEk
Blds,,- piitsburg. Pa.
i. =. Townsley. G. A., s. r. Co.. f2l Olive
st., 81. Louis. No.
3, q. Cary, c. A., S, P. Co., 2Os sheidisy
Bldg, Kansas CITY, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

The Louisville 4 Nashville n. n. together
with itr connecting linrs has inaugursted
the Chicago a Florida Limited, which Ia q
daily, solid train, wide vestibuled, steam
heA.ed, gas lighted, with dining car service
for all mexis en- route from Chicag0 TO Them
asville, Ga, Jacksonville snd St, Augustine,
- gs f si.n Isi llI .h,s.se o,sI "a a.
a. m, running via Evansville. Nashville,
Birmingham, Montgomery, Plant System
20 Jacksonville, and Florida East Coast TO
ut. Augustine. arriving al the latter City
AZ 1880 the next evening. making the fss,ess
time ever made between these points.
This train has annex sleeper leaving SC.
Louis at 2: Is .. m. which also runs through.
Mr.. G. l., stone, General Passenger Agent,
Louisville & Nashville n. r., Louisville,
Ky, viii answer al inquiries concerning
this train and furnish printed matter con.
corning a.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

The readers OF this paper will be pleased
90 learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able TO cure 10
oil its stages, and that "a Catarfh. tlalFs
CAtarTh Cure IA the only positive cure
known 10 the medical fraternity. Catauh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Iatauh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti,utfJn and
assisting nature In doing its work Inc
proprietors have 20 much faith in It's cura.
live poweu that they offer One Hundred
Dollars foF say ease that i, fails TO cure.
Send for List OF testimonials.
Address y j. Cheney q Co., Toledo, o.
sold BY Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family piils are the beat
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
Low Rate winter Toura 60 the
Snuny south.

The Mobile & Ohio will run Special Low
Rate EXcurst0ns good until June the fret,
permitting inyahds and others to stop al
iiTst.C.ass hotels cutuutc at very nominal
rates 90 al points ~ Alabama. Mississippi,
Georgia. Florida, Cuba, Central and South
AmcrI,a Low Rate ilomoeckeT's 1t and
Ord Tuesday Of each month One Way Set.
tiers same days at Very Low Rates. Any
ticket agent or J. T Poe, q. T NJ, Mobile.
IA. &. VI Shepard, G.. T. A.. Mobile. Ala,
NJ. n Bohrerr. y = A.. 3il Marquette
B'lEl Chicago III, West Fort Street. De
tro.f Mich
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
ST. MIiiInn q Ycar.

Did yoa ever stop 10 consider what mil.
lion meansY Multiply this six times and Il
shows you how popular Cascarets ara and
what great merit they possess. For, last
year over sax million boxes Of this wonder.
fnl medicine for liver and bowels were sold
~ ih,s country alone. The American people
know a good thing. The sales OF Casearets
prove IL. The medicine u The best for the
bowels, the price right, Zoe. 25c and soc q
box. and a Soc box Is whole manth'a treat.
msht for the wort kind Of a case. II ia a
pleasure to advertise a medicine like this
as well ss 10 endorse the makers and ask
readers TO buy It,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
Grand Exesrsian 10 the Drauzont on
E.etds and snrrgns ding Territory,
NtS.tsa for the nauna Frs,

On Feb. 10th, 1901, the Kansas City
Southern ky., known as the Port Arthur
Route. will make the very low rate Of slsdo
for the round trip from stations on their
line in kAnsan and Missouri 10 Beaumont,
Lake Charles, Port Arthur, Houston. Gal.
weston aud san Antonio, in order to meet
the constant demand ~ investors and en-.
eursioniAls attracted by the wonderful oil
gi4shef TO Beaumont and surrounding ter
ritory. Ills the intention Of this Company TO
make oi this excursion the banner excursion
Of the year, bath in point Of number Of ex-
rursionista and attention gwen 10 secure
the comfort oi each one attending. Tickets
will he limited 20 March 18th, lSil. thus AZ.
iordlng an elegant opportunity 90 visit tho
wonderful Southland ard investigate tie
world famed Tcrourocs Any inquiry relA-
tive to excursion VIII be- cheerfully attended
g., and we Invite such inquiries n a..
Warner, q. y, 4 r A., Kansas City, No j.
u Morris, II D button. Tfav. Pass. Agta,
hnuSas City, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

What nonscrse!' exclaimed Mr.. Meek.
ton a. he tossed aside the heart.io.heart
talks page What utter nonsense!"
To what are you tciefrlBf| inquired his
wife.
To the assertion that a woman need not
expect q man TO pay her IA much attention
after they are married ~ be- paid her be.
f"fc am absolutely sure, Henrietta, that
] mind quicker row than / ever did.
MAshInalmn Ntlr
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
career aud Character of Abraham
Lincoln,

An address by joseph Choate, Amhas.
sador 90 Great Britain, on ths career and
character Of Abraham Lincoln--his early
life-hls early struggles with the world
his character a. developed in the later years
Of hi lie and his administration, which
placed his name 90 high on the worlds roll
d honor aud fame, has bsen Published by
tie Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
and may b. had by sending six l6l cents IN
postage 10 +. a. Miller, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago, III.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

Who are injured hy the use Of coffee Re
Gently there has b.,n placed al the gro.
,rry STORE. new preparation called
GRAiNO. made ~ pure grains, that takes
the place oi coffee The moot delicate stom.
ach receives b. thou, distress, and hut few
can Gel, % from coffee. u docs not coat over
as much Children may DRINK II with
great hru,ft. - C,s. and y ris per pack.
age. Try o., Ak Tor GRAINO.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

bloomington, ILL.,. Feb. e.--Thomas
opanneii, . veteran smrioyc nj the
Chicago q Alton. was struck by 9
switch engine In the yards here yes
terday and killed. He was aged os
years, and had been In the Atoms
service here continuously for 20 years.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
Golden w~dd,ns Anniversary.

Pinckneyville, ILL.,, Feb. s.-Mr. aud
Mrs. Philip Gruner celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary, wednes-
day, surrounded by their children.
grandchildren and great-grandchii-
dren. They have lived Ia Pinckney-
Vile since 1854.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
Rest for fhr nnMcI..

No matter what ails you, headache to a
cancer, you will never get well until your
bowels are pat right, Cascarcts help nature,
cure you without a gripc or pain, produce
easy natural movements, cost you just ~
cents to start getting your health back.
Casearsts Candy Cathartie. the genuine, pa,
up in metal boxes, every tablet has &. C.. G.
stamped on 1t. Beware Of limitations
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
TAr E.pianatIon Thnt Failed.

rrofeuor-lIow did you get along with
my formula for the use OF shall and
"wiliY
Professors Fnend-Oh, gracious. mani
Before | had read half way through It ]
was SO beiuddltd that ] couldn't rcmcm.
her what II was had started out to learn
Indianapolis Journal.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

Eyes. we arv receiving and answering mes
sages from Mars every day" said the Eni.
ncni Scientist
But II you cannot understand The NEE
tages, how can yuu answer theml asked
the Obiruse Person.
"Huhi" replied the Eminent Scientist,
"they can't understand the answers,
either. - Baltimore American.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

AlmiriuE Friend What makes sou think
your discovery was au great a success!
Professor WIS. as soon as ] announced
the idea every sHyau, iu Europe remembered
that be- bad known OF % since he cut his
fret trcth,-Chltago Daily News
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

YES. 70 is terrible" muaucd the Weep
ing Mother 1T BE- terrible 90 think 81 our
LITTLE sHu 20 the hand. of The kiduapCts.'
But md the Sympathiy.rg Friend,
"think 0f the social prestige 10 gives you
Baltimore American.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

ASK your grocer to-day to show you Pack.
age 81 GRAlN0, the new food drink that
takes the place Of coffee. The children may
drink il without injury as wei as the adult.
All who try u, like Il. GRAIN-O has that
rich seal brown Of Mocha or Java, but Il Is
made from pure srans and the mOst delicate
stomach receives Ii withou, distress. | the
price OF coffee lsc. and 2Scta. per package.
Sold By al grocers.