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The age-herald., 1901-05-16
FIREMEN HAVE ELECTION.
All Pratt City News From Many
 Sources.

Pratt City. May 15.-(e-eeia At a meeting of Company N. of the Fire Department last night the following off, cers were elected:
 Captain, Harry Gammell: first lieuten- ant, Robert Brown; second lieutenant, John Pasco; president, B. J. Hudnall; vice president W. Taylor.
 Representatives to the departent, Cam mell, Musgrove and Pasco; standing com mittee. Hood, Long and Edwards.
 A committee was appointed to select badges for the company.
 Selections will be played by a splendid orchestra composed of some of the best talent from Birmingham and Pratt City on next Monday evening when Mrs. Eve lyn Cecil Jones and little Aurelia Sewall, the famous Dixie entertainers, give their evening of impersonations, songs and dances at the city hall. The splendid quartette of the Pratt City Dramatic and Musical Club will also render few num- bers. MT. Winstein will be plano accom- panist, which Is an added attraction to the evenings programme.
 Miss Emma Musgrove has been very Fl for several days with pneumonia Her friends will be pleased to learn that her condition Is improving.
 The woodmen of the World are prepar- ing to give a log rolling, the exact time of which event will be announced later.
 The baseball season will open here with a game on Saturday, when the North Highland team will play against picked nine from the rest of the city. An excit- ing game Is expected, as all the players concerned will be the best the city af- lords.
The age-herald., 1901-05-16
A TEXAS WONDER.
HaII,a Great pIscovsrv.

One small bottle Of Halls Great Dis covery cures all kidney and bladder troubles, removes gravel cures diabetes, seminal emissions. weak and lame backs. rheumatism and all Irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women, regulates bladder troubles in children. One small bottle in two months treatment, and will cure any case above mentioned Price $1.00 pr. E. W. Hail sole manufacturer. P. o. Box 62s. St. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials. Sold by all druggists.
The age-herald., 1901-05-16
Big Tobacco Deal.

Madison, Wis, May 15.-One of the larg- est tobacco deals ever made in the west has just been carried out here through the sale to Philadelphia firm of 13,000 cases of last years crop of Wisconsin tobacco. About s350.000 cash changed hands The shipment will amount to about 260 carloads.
The age-herald., 1901-05-16
Read This.

Dothen, Ala, April 24, l899. MT. ]. R. Young, Dothen, Ala.-Dear Sir: This is to certify that received great relief from the bottle of Halls Great Discovery which bought of you. In fact, I do not think there Is any thing to equal it. was troubled for about two months with lame back and after taking one-half bottle I consider myself cured
 Yours truly, J. J. WILLIS
The age-herald., 1901-05-16
Pratt City and Ensley Sale!

reat series of Special Sales complimentary to our 'aks Great Pratt City and Ens1ey Sa1e." and $1Lo8 will be the leading features, these CT from Pratt City and Ensley purchasing of
 much as BIO worth of any other goods will be h way refunded The meal ticket for whites will kets for colored customers will be honored at the
The age-herald., 1901-05-16
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS
 ALKALINE LITHIA WATER

This noted mountain resort will open June 1. Large and pleasant company ev- cry season. For booklet, information, rates, etc, address
 Chas. B. Nelson. !. .Capon sprinGE,W.ya-s
The age-herald., 1901-05-16

Prof. G. G. Brownell of the University of Alabama on French literature.
 The Tuscaloosa Belt Railway has de- cided to have it's dummy meet all day and night trains In future. The Belt Line has been improved considerably of late.
 Messrs. Walter D. Seed and ". A. Collier have issued invitations to an ev- ening with them at the parlors of the Washington Hotel in honor of the senior class of the Tuscaloosa Female College. Messrs Seed and Collier are the honor ary members of the class of 1901.
 CA 9 TO 7 IA. Boa,. .ba /, The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature st &W1zzZu
The age-herald., 1901-05-16

The Woodmen of the World are prepar- ing to give log rolling, the exact time of which event will be announced later
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
hay IN ROUND BALES.
Packed tH This shape u oreupie.
Less Space nHd There Are
OtaeF AdYEninErs.

Hay as well as cotton Is put mp nova.
rays IN cylindrical bales. standard
rarnd hay bal, being Is inchca IN dian.
ftfr and &c inches in length Such a
bale packed at the pressure undcr
which II would be put up for domestic
isr would weigh about 200 pounds; az
lacked for export such a bale would
contain about c75 pounds. There is
put up for army use bale Of the same
diameter. but only IS inches In length,
which conihins approximately 40
pounds OF hay.
In the cylindrical bale n given guam.
tity Of hay Is got into iess than hall the
space that II would occupy IN a square
bale; and there are asserted FOR Il other
advantages, including freedom from
mold. preservation Of the sweetness
81 the hay aud great = reduced combnR.
uhiilty.
Thousands 81 tors OF hay In cylla.
Grleai bales hare been shipped 10 the
American army IN the Philippines.
and large quantities Of Il have been
ased by the British army in South AZ.
flea
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
NATIONS HAVE WAR CHESTS.
Vast Sums In EuruLsnn TTesAHrist
Laid ~ fer Times of
t,F.fr.

4 source ufumazeUCut 10 continental
politicians is the facility with whicn
Great llrituin obtains the money 20
carry on the South African campaign.
Eycn cur yry,TCEt critics acknowledge
that Boz no other country could the
many millions already voted have been
Obtained so readily.
This Is al the more wonderful to
them when they remember that in the
sense they understand IL England has
no war chest 90 fall back upon. The cx.
plantation b. simple enough. England
being thc richest country in the world,
her credit stands high. and she 70 abs
10 raise vast sums % a moments no
ticc Say the London Daily News.
The ca.r be- different ln Fruucc. where
they have something Ike E7g,C0g.ogt
worth o. gold and 15oCCo,goJ worth Of
silver ready Tor war time. The Austru
Hungarian bank possesses about Gao,
o3u,t9J fer Ike purpose. while Ger
many ciirrs TO the old-fgshionsd sys
ten oTmau;aininF an actual war chest
containing EC.CJ0co0, ~ the fortress
~ Spaujau. IL is also estimated ttHi
iusi1 has ready Gi least ElcO.cg1,r0a
Financially Europe is prepared for
the day TINT prs iaistic prophets say
is drawing nigh-,he day when wiz
war shall run riot throughout the east
sru hemisphere. There rs 90 least EIsJ,
osnHuu waiting Tor the time when the
war CLOUDS thaI gather and 60 o great
Nar n is tu'crab 3 certain II would al
Er sT.U'
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
FOUND III AN OLD STUMP.
MurmGn u Uncovered In
Illinois.

Considerable excitement has been
created recently in southern Illinois
over discovery made by Marshal Pen.
cod, who iiAss Oh farm c.egc TO the
village Of noupoia, Ia Union county,
tayn the Chicago later Ocean. peurod
Ia digging d black stump out OF n p0-
iaio field. close 10 hia residence, found
Glune which was abouta foot long aud
rirh, inches Ia diameter. The peculiar
,hapa Of the stone, which reseWbled q
psgEejbC1k, attracted his attention.,
and upon c.0ge examination be found
carved on i,s face in English the fol-
lowing words: This stone contains
the original manuscript Of the book Of
the Mormon. Joseph Smith"
The raraRcs Of time had apparently
made little headNay on the stone, and
upon close examination be found the
t0ur was hollow. 4 hole had been
drilled entirely through il, and at both
ends rcd cedar plugs had been driven.
Upon removing che Of the plugs, Hcyer-
Oh sheets Of paper, containing writing
tn hierogiyphics that could not he do.
,iphcrsd. we're found, The characters
Gre peculiar, following no known line
Of ancient writing.
At the bottom u the last page was
found written in English: The finder
Of this manuscript viii deliver the
came so the elders Of the Mormon
,hurch." The stone still. remains with
Nr. r,urod and already comnunica-
ton has Lgcu made with the Salt Lake
'huTch. giving "a lncldrnta 81 the End.
tt is thought the Mormon church win
lax steps 90 once TO secure the stshc
and also the manuscript.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
CHURCHES.

IUgtuITluiAN. nov. J.tyrilE ALLswUuTh
Pas,or-t'DnchlnN sunday morning ana eve
ulnR, sunday school at u.s1 a. an. NM. NJ
uttutN, superintendent. ru}cr mecilni
wcdncE ,ay evening.
srfHoutsT Eriyturht. ~uuru- Rev. =. "
EauuY. last1r -- Preaching every sunday
m1rulng auJ rycu'nE, sunday srani az . p
Am, ur. J. g.. nav, ~upt. l'nycr meet
lnr ever "Wednesday evening
METHODIST Eris,drAL-Is,y !, J. Martin
Pastor. preaching every sunday morning
ami evening. SUNDAY school az s.l a. M,
~--------a- ~up'l, Prayer meeting even
wclursily evening
R,rrur-Roy'I ". G.. EtEyFs, pastor,
proariiuu .rHud rni fourth sundays each
mnntU. m4ggluE anl evening. Prayer
meetlnz ever, "Wednesday evening. ~uu'
ply ~-hypl 50 4. IN. Nss. JJslr Mason.
superintendent.
CuaJsritv CIrHruH..... ....... pastor.
rInury -rH,aI every sunday ufl n.p ~.
for thr plesyul a. rI ayf..Iu chuTru.
wM FLruINa. superintendent ). g. 81.
even ruuaay evening" 'D"',iaf&.
.IrurusS- Hgy. \. T.. l.uu,I3sg, pastor
rrglruugrgrry sunday morning except tie
foGriu, rEtDruIHm after r,uTri.
CtrupL,.- Row. Father Tuuurt, resilient
priest, Ma. .yg.y sunday except nrs, nc lr
u'cloch rilr.Iau sImr dag ~ 4.I.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
BISMARCK HAPPENINGS.


Mr.. Franz LucIas has gone to Ger
many.
N. BispllnghoH went to piedmon
Monday.
Mrs. James Wood went to Ifondall
Monday,
". d. MoCoy has moved into bI,
new house.
\. A Eagrer Of ST, Louis Is In town
visiting iiieuds.
G. W. Carver viii move from DE.
Lassus here soon.
Thos. Holman made a business tllp
to ltondale Monday.
Mrs. Hines and family moved 10
Elyins last Monday.
Two Washington county boys are
blacksmithing here now.
Alessrs Hunt aud Martin went to
Potosi recently ON business.
Ma, Ayrcs, n former salesman In
". l.. Buffers store, Is In town.
Bert Barrett came down from the
Missouri Pacific hospital SUNDAY.
sam Mccoy, It Is said. viii hare to
undergo an operation on his eyes.
Mrs Jennie Horton. who has hccn
very sick for sone months, Is imptov.
log.
l.. A. Montgomery has bought two
vacant lots In the southeast paIt ol
town.
Il ID reported that Mrs vifd Hunt
has bought some real estate in lis
matck.
John + ,lkner and Frances Carmody
were married 0u the 4th inst By j. l..
hugris.
Born, on the 9th inst, 10 Air. aud
Mrs. Asa 3. Bargcr, IN 81. Louis, a
daughter.
Born, to Air. anl Mrs. G. u. knighI
on Tie lilh inst, by, aud Charley
Is all smiles.
{. V. CUxay aud John Denton are
making rapid progress building Mrs.
Eruwu's hUnse.
Mrs. William Summers 1t Charles
ton was ncp last week visiting rula-
tiyys aud i.ieuds.
j II. Tennyson Of Sunlight, No
IS sptuIiag the wiutcr with Ills daugh.
ter, MiS. Chus. JuLn-on.
Miss Abbess Butler recently. returned
ium While Hall, H., where she Wis
lied fiicuis and relatives.
Tom L. Carney spent n few day,
with has father recently. Tom is run.
ming the north local now.
j. l.. Morris, Miss Vird Hunt aud
Miss Mauli Bnhee attended the recent
teuehers' meeting at Fiat River.
Nj. John lca,cs recently sold hi,
farm 10 lh' vicinity Of Belgrade aud
wHs IN town looking for location.
The inllnt twins ui Mr.. and Mss,
Gyp IS. yluk,on died last week auG
were 5ltici IN the OII Fellows GENE.
toy.
{. Is, Knight recently sold his pro.
PcIy here To VIM. riaueruichl. con,
siuct1t.ou &1,luU, aud has bougu
souc vacant lots iuI SJUO.
" +. butler bought the Sandman
properly aud +. NJ, Kobiusun's lgmJu
yarI. lee former costing him Sl,3OI
aud ths latter slUO.
Ar. Vineyard Of Sunlight is work.
ing in Adam Rpscus,cugel's sLUp anG
i!r Harin,m OF Concord Is hUidiag
IgT,h al Il, Adkins shop.
Quite a good deal Of sickness PFC
walls here now, the cases bong too au
mCtous 10 mention, bat among which
the following are very bad: Air5 c
=. Dgmuu, George East, Mrs. Acun
aud Airs 1uilock.
Jan. 18th, 1901. OWL.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
LETTERS FROM PEARY.
We're written tn March Last aSd
Were Addressed TO Hta wife
and Neither.

Letters from Peary. the arctlc *.
plorrF, fer bis wife and mother. who
died recently. were received the other
day They were accompanied by 9th.
srA from nr. Dgdrick. his surgeon. for
Mrs. nsericI;. and from Ssmuel Warm.
bath, the members Of the stsin party,
who n remaining for second year at
cape Sabine. for bis win In Maiden,
aessa and bis neither. In Russian
Poland. Xone Of the letters contains
any news. The one from peary IL dat.
"a March &, isc0. and Is from Cane dur.
ellie, Grinnell Land. II says that III.
risiors Of his party bad started fer Fort
~ongsr. The l=test word from Peavy.
dated MarsA ~. whlrh hasalrsady been
enslIshsd. rspostrd that TIE divisions
aad al arrived % Fers Conrrr. Accord
mg 70 letters received the s;ivlsiuns 10.
teudsd 70 push uorthwara srom For.
scneer.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
Ssoa.0e Reward.

Tho Mississippi River & Bonnie Terre
Railway hereby Offers a reward OF
rivE HUNDRED DOLLARS (s500. COZ
for the arrest aud conviction of person
or persons who destroyed track frog
by the use of explosives Just west Of
stone quarry on Gunbo Line Of this
railway, near Elyins, Missouri, on the
night Of July 22d, 1900, thereby Gu
daagering the lives Of It's employees aud
safe passage Of trains.
Mississippi River & Donne Terfc Ry.
j. BrnSs,
General Manager.
Bonnie Terre, Mo-, Aug. 3, 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
csuaiy Teashsrs' Association.

I h. ST. Francois county Tc-chcrs
4 20 sialion will meet in Flat River OF
!ob.uaty 2, at i0o'clock t.. M. After
The report Of committee on Fonstitu.
Iiun, the following program will b,
submitted
/. Music. Prayer.
2. Paper: Opening ExcFciscs--W. II
Hopkins, Pennington.
3. How TO Secure and Hold Attention
---PriD. J. Il. Helms. Fast u. 4
4. Advantages Of Teachers Assooia.
liun---rrin. j. II. Turner, Bis,
marck.
8. Nature Study 81 Sehool--PGin Il
j, Hubbard, Dcsluge.
6. Agriculture IN School--prin. G. O,
Nations, Pennington.
G. K. PRATT. A. H. AHEgs,
Secretary. President
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

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Mr. Huncli'll hl, jla. recovered
nom %" "''''" '' -''P.
Brrgtiu, 10 Ltiic-' aui Gaur,' JG-
drtwcar, OtyI-.pt, aud Euhbrr..
-,
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wcck
Nil, L.-." ''lre "a' Z. tanned i''m
Ne" l"'h.
h"l y'"' '''''''-' '"' anu '''''''
O'''S' 900" '''''''' i''' .'' MN"
Clay, Huel ~ Fleming have money
70 '''' 900 '''' '''''' amy
Wear karoh'- lljGu nrtic sh'u,
rm, r.,,oJ.r o, rr,Jrri,g,,vn
,,.p,J b...,.,,rn,, hen. ,pr p,.,pt tBr
week.
nr e. "A. William. f.. ,mpny ,h,.c
IN town uIlh gtip.
Nj. t-r, G,a ,f rrrl.tirlrnwp
visited p,rpirgr,n ni,u.l- last week
.
q
IIiuch,, q. rb.,.rraph ,,sll,u.
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"''"s W T'''"'" Oh" go '''''' r ''' w. 90
o., ODD. fl. ,.r, ...l ,.,l
-.
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n"'ou my sra" VI" 49, "'"'' VI
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nc "'nu' N,'o ,"1' ' .", 80 W.,
wv" "l''' 9I''i'' "'e ivy ~ "''
Meo''"s VIII W WIN ''''' '''' ''' ~
aus, "e''Se '' ~ "''', ~ nv"
""ou "'""'' ~ '''-'' '"' '""'''' -
"'rnu'
unb uoswell returned home last
week from 81 Louis where he has
bsea learning to Operate The be''
Telephone.
Harry Nnrwinc of Bonnie Terrc yip-
he'd Inc family of Mr. frank boss q
few DAYS this week.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
covnGY OFFICERS.
COURTS

Cturrn "OUgr-J. u. FuN, judge - Fcnnd
uJnGaysi day anu November.
CuyNrY ruT-FlrEt Mondays iu Fcura0
~ May. EGst ana November.
PRuH,rL uuEt---eraal Mondays ln Jan
uary.. April July nud ucioB"r.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
$500 Reward.

The Mississippi River s. Donne Tertc
Railway hereby offers reward OF
TwESrr-rtvY DOLLARS (sg5.0o) for
the arres, aud conviction of person OF
persons who cut or destroy Tho right
of-way fence OF this company, ut any
point.
Mississippi River G Bonue Terrc Ry.
J. Bcnys.
General Manager,
Dannc Tefre, No.. Aug. 3, 1900.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

II sou want a Carpet or Rug, dou''
forget that Cole & Nixon are rushing
things In that department.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

The teachers Of 81. Francois comfy
have organised an assccisliSn with
school Commissioner A. II. Akers -
president, and will hold monthly moot.
ings. The organixssioa was cflectsi
Al Fiat Rirer On January Ssh and TIA
next meeting viii b hsid q tho rama
place On FEBRUARY ~, as 80 o'clock.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
THE NEWEST NOVELTY OUT

, Not only an endless source Of fan,
amusement and mystery, ha, o useful
article, money saver; 20 stylish pat.
terms III Shirt Fronts; can be worn
with any kind Of shir. With any kind
Of collar or necktic. Sen, by iDpii
postpaid for "a cents. Address.
". j. L0wExsERu.
Flat River, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
CRoTDmG INTO TIE CITIES.
H-EBi rIsirl-'1 On TnrIauG Arc nap.
idly nrIuE ForsEksn by
tar People.

The icgaru.gt.cn o. the rural dis.
'r.r.s Of England De- beginning 90 cause
'fli.us concern TO The government
From stagi.,ca recently ca.Ia,gd u Is
learned that in 1901 20 EcT cent. a .lc
reputation ii,cd In towns Of 1900 iu.
tuh.talis and upward. whDrtas iu 1891
.ip,r cent. 81 the population inhabited
towns exceeding f.cCo In population.
Tie rural Population In 1891 on 3i,5Jf.-
$40 ucrcs was only i.jaiCa1p rrsous cut
= r. total population ~ 90. g. 500. II
o.i. BE- seen from shoe latter figures,
Gays q LcuGun Exchange, shat l,sF than
cnc.d'th 81 the whole people live 10 the
'onniry and ARE engaged In rural 0ccU.
cations. Lord ANebury. In committing
upon these figures. Gscrihed he de-
,graFe otrural population TO the friIurc
~ ihe country school, 10 foster lntcres.
iI country life and objects. There have
bru other causes at work, however.
The great development Ia the pleasures
aEd r'crcntions Of town l!fc. the IT,.
'reaseG interest IN politics, agricultural
oppression. miserable labor wages aud
Iaa', but perhaps not least, he local
Tyranny Of squire and rarSon, have con.
',ihu,fi to this rSsu.t. II Is perhaps
set 20 b. seen whether the development
u local government viii have the de.
,irable effect Of making country life
Gosr interesting and lo!rrable.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

A tcn.tO-one shot--auytllng on the
counter for a dime. Tbs Racket.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Rubbers aud oyrrshoas at Karsch's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Photo buttons, brooches. cuff but.
tons aud watch charms at lInchcy',
Photograph Gallery.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
STOPS THE COUCH
and Works or the Cold.

Laxative BromD- QIiuine Tablets cure
a cough In Que day. No cure no pay.
Price 20 cents.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Buckwhcat and pancake floar n
kleiH's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

To CUkE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II il
fails 10 cure. +. W. Groves sigua.
ture IL on each box. Price 50 cents.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
O,ers -I.-r. and L.gsIn. at ~ c.

! Nt lNAthNta
O,crg tiers aud l,gcins at H. c.,'.
s,ually conducted lhi, week ou 70 wish
81 iuspcc,i 20 aud investigation ri st
| Francois and Washington rou lead
mines by Grurg, J Ctjr OF aiming.
,.., '' " ' r.......-..... 49, 49,.
lead p.'''i'''s. Among 'h' p"'y ~.
" ~. ~. Ryan VINO u ''o+'.l '''". " I'd
"i'h TIE Ryan " ..i '.y Interest 90 90.
..,,i In lead y,,i,r,.. {; .r-.-, n
Srrlav. clrn.ting uiain, rrrinrr-.
A. & JI..iny. attorney. of New W 4;
,aI Enron, II Ap,crr. nf NJ L,ui4
tho partyvirlyi-it Flat River. u .s,n,,.
nrure T,rrr. qYI ,,l the min. in nj.
region.
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Il'achoy's photos m'%c u'c' New
lr'r rl'ds.
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-
ECby,r and ts,l Gpu,' 90 ha.sch's
"'''''' u NY N"'''' ''P' ID"
'''"N''' s''"S "' '''''
CIV '''"'''
INN. Mo. s,i.p, A W,lI1cr.
wtlow of the lite Lmc. q Warlcr.
az the hnm, If her .,n. 4 N W.IIl.,
nj o'cluck m. J,unar, 5.a, 1901
,y,d - wears. . months and . DAYS.
having bcru barn March gl,h. 1927
In, funeral .rr,i,, va. held M the
NJ. r. Church. South. In Libf.v,ill,
an the DIN. c,adu,trd by E.y Il G.
Carpcuicr Of tf,i, clrsnit. auI hes bod,
laid Ia rr.t la th, Lib.nyyIllr ctmr'cr,
IN the presence o, a LARGE cargr CATION
otr.ltives aud ficnds. Nj, Selma
4 Wlkor'. uar,p,. c,na tn n Firm
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
Fancy New Orlcaus molasscs at
kleiu'S.


klein's.
Inst We IN slsy afternoon Jnhu
Smith Of Kycai 10 Wa throsn lr,m =
buggy aud hsd his skull fractured.
H. had come !rom Tonne Tcrrc With
anolh'r man, aud being impressed with
the dua streets " Fsrmmgiun cIu-
clul 10 u,r them as ra,c trlcS.
aud was runping his horses at fail
speed when th' acliirni hipp mol.
lie va, picked ~ md carried g. DR..
KcHh's Oh 90, 50 sivrTry iuirrei that
it was thought he wum.d lie. d.
Keith, assisted by Dr.. tl-miuE aud
l'crkir,, irmrSsi % pits1 ~ The bro.
ken skull nuI rc'atfl smother piece,
nnd nl his lius the ~ 80 h d ing we'll
with fair prJspcc, Of rcr1.ary
Buy your groceries. glass aud
gucensUarc at klrin's. riices always
the lowest.
M sr''n on your purse Il you hay
k1f.clt', shuta.
Prices Whitfield to the iurst point on
everything. The Racket.
A blind horse was rescued from n
wttrry grave the other day by another
horse. The blind horse wandered In
to q uiil prud q, Mountain Grns", W
Va, and soop go; beyond bis depth,
when he began swimming arnlnd 10
circle unable 10 land li, distress AZ.
tracied a horse which bgllu-s 10 Post
master G Il. llrrn'r 20 the wstcr's
edge. ani be tried BY ntlghtHg to di-
rest the bliui hpy.c 10 shire. Failing
Ia this, be- plugged into the water aud
swan out into ihl deep pool TO lh'
diNrc-sc animals rcli'f which was
accomplished in the uuip.s way ol
sciziug ~ f1retop and towing gh'.ut
rupcd safely 10 tor, liz ~, anu the
cheer. Of upward Of 100 persons who
had b comc spectators
Qnltt'fly meeting will be held Il
The VI T. Church, Sol'h, saturday
evening, mud prr.iling Elder " Il
will preach SUNDAY morning
Don't 'hlrh Il over 90 llug-good
thug dpu't Hngar here
The Rtchut
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Don't 'hlrh il over 90 llng-good
lhiugs dIu'i hngar here.
Ihe Nlchnt.