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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Trustees Sale

Whereas Mary lloyd. by her certain
deed uf trust, dated the 18th day Of Febru
airy. 1906 ana recorded In the Hecorder. q
once OF "a. fraDcois county, Missouri. in
book ~. nj page las, conveyed "a Robert
Tssley us Trustee the following Described
real estate and improvements thereon, so :
uate, lying anc being ia ths county OF " I.
Francois and state OF Missouri, TO- witt
All pf hot In block L.. town OF lIetdyiile,
Mo. lra&ed from the ~ Louis smelling and
Igefining COMPANY,
which said conveyance was made la trust
10 secure the Payment OF q certain proniis.
sory note ia said deed Of trust dsscTibed /;
end whereas by the terms Of enld deed the
Eaid note IA past due ana remains unpaid
aud whereas tho said itohert Tetley. iFus-
tee. has declined 20 act, now, therefore, In
conformity with this provisions Of said deed
OF trust aud at the request OF the legal mol.
der VI aaid note, 1, the undersigned
sheriff of ~. Francois county, viii on
Thursday, October IL, 1901,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and ave O'Clock In tbs afternoon
OF that day, at tho south front door of the
Court HOUSE, tn the city OF FnrmhnHton, In
sald ~. Francois county. Missouri, sell at
public auction. 20 the hlgheat bidder fUt
cash. all the right, title. interest ana estate
OF the said Mary ". Boyd Of, IN ana 10 thE
foregoing described rear estate and i'm
prpvemeuts Thereon for che purpose Of sat.
laying said note ana the costs OF cx ecutinR
this trust,
JEFF. u. HiGHLEY,
sheriff " 81, Francois County
september .. l0oi.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
ReYerence For Law.

The home, the church, the school,
the press, should inculcAte reverence
for law As was finely pointed out
by William II. Wallace the other day,
disobedienco In children Is q danger
Gus sign Of the times. The breaking
Of the Sunday law by the sellers OF
liquor Is another sign of the growing
disregard Of the statutes. Public Off.
cials decline TO prosecute law breakers
because they assert public sentiment
will no, endorse the prosecution, They
are more interested in keeping their
jobs than In keeping their oaths
Many preachers condone &c counsel
lynch law and cry aloud for force.
AL this breeds disregard for law, a
spi.it of irrevsrence thai IL pale faced
anarchy. The surest prevention OF
anarchy Is The education Of the people
to a respect for the established law
Columbia Herald.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10

1t has been decided to make the
Missouri State Building at the World's
Fair Of 1908 a permanent structure Of
stone aud marble Al the close Of
the Fair, with the sanction of the Leg.
i'lature, il may be turned over 10 the
city of ST. Loui, for the purpose o; n
museum for the preservation of rec
Urds and relies Of the history of the
Louisiina'purchasc. The entire build
ing, with is columns OF marble or
onyx, H. stone, wood and metal work
is to be constructed wholly Of Mis-
,ouu products, II Is 10 be reared by
the hands Of Mi,sourians and receive
ia last decorative touches from the
skilled fingers Of Missouri mural art
lists. Such building would be q
crcdi, 10 the State and to the men
who conceived the idea. There would
probably be no opposition on the part
Of tho Legislature to turn the building
over to the ,city after the Fair for the
purpose suggested, aud it would be a
lasting monument 10 the wisdom Of
the Louisiana purchase md an orna-
ment to one of the largest and most
beautiful park sites in the world.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
waals Primary for State Senator, Too
JoNcA. Mo-, Oct. 2, 1901.

JoNcA, no., Oct. 2, 1901.
EDITOR TINES: In recent IS
sue OF Thu TINES | notice that you
say editoiially that "Tbe primary cleo
ton system ct nominating candidates
for Office, which has become 50 gen
cral throughout, the State In the matter
Of nominating county tickets, is grad
ually reaching out to the districts, and
Is popular among the masses. The
primary system WAS adopted 10 this
congressional district last year, and
we believe the people were so well
pleased with !. that they will want to
see Il repeated In 1902"
Permit me rs an humble voter 10
the Democratic pasiy TO say that I
heartily agree with you In the above
suggestion. The primary plan OF
nominating candidates for Office Ia
certainly n democratic method, aud
you ate entirely right when you say
ii is popular among tho masses ~
by adopting this plan last year the
Congressional Committee acted wisely
aud deserves the commentator OF
every citizen OF the district. BY 90
doing they not only made !, possible
for the people to nominate the man Of
their choice for Congress, but they
also gave them an opportunity to meet
and defeat the scheme Of designing
politicians and political irickstcrs who
had set about to thwart the will OF th,
people, of which opportunity the peO.
pie ayailed themselves promptly, and
did their work well.
Aud now, 80 well pleased are the
people Of this portion Of The district
with the result Of last years congfcs.
sional primary that il is no uncommon
thing 20 bear them expressing u desir,
to sec this method repeated, and OK.
pressing a hope that our Senatorial
Committee will adopt the same plan
Of nominating q State Senator next
year. II they will convene In time
the Congressional and Senatorial Com.
niittees can, by working Ia oonjuno.
lion with the Central Committees Of
the various counties Of their respective
districts, throw these nominations into
the county primaries, and have them
voted for along with the candidate,
for county Offices, thus saving consid.
cradle expense to tho candidates and
much trouble to the voters. So let ~
say TO The members Of the Congress.
siobal and Senatorial Committees,
"Genllcmen, give the people a pr.
mary and they will do the resi-"
Yours for fair elections,
| joins ID. VANCE.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Order of Publication

state of Missouri,
Couaty OF II. francois, -
In the Circuit Court, November Term. lOoi,
state OF Missouri at tne relation ana 20 the
use ut Prank Richardson. Collector Of the
revenue OF II. Francois County, Pm.
W. c. Ferrili. Defendant.
NOV al this day comes the Plaintiff
~ herein by her attorneys, .ipkin a
~wlnk. ana rles her petition and affidavit
alleging among 0ther things tilat Defend,
ant w. q. Perrin Is not q resident Of the
state OF Missouri. whsrpupon, Il - ordered
BY the CLERK "a vacation, that said Defend.
ant d. notlned by Publication thar l'iatntifT
has commenced a suit against him 10 this
Court, the Ohisct and general nature %
which y TO enforce the collection Of back
taxes due the county " 81. Francois ana
state Of Missouri for the years ilzs, ~; !,
ls!s, lsyo ana 1850. amounting In all 20 81. ",
on Delinquent ana forfeited lands described
as follows, io.wit Furt northeast quarter
section Y, township ~ range g. containing
lto ncres. lying ana being IN said county of
~ Francois aud state ~ Missouri. ana tnst
unless the said ". G. Ferrts be and appear
al this Court, at the npxt term Thereof. 10
be begun and holden az the uuurt Mnnse IN
the city OF karIuingtun, ia said county, on
the eleventh day 81 November next. and
the term shan 80 long continne--hnd u not
then on 81 before the last day Of said term
ANSWER OF plead TO the petition tn said
cause, the same Will b. taken as confessed
and Judgment VIII ts- rendered accordingly &.
Ana u Is gurthpr ordered that a copy here
% b" published, according 60 law IN Tha
Pennington Times, newspaper Published
IN s1id county Of ~, Francois for four
weeks s3lcrcysively, published at least uncu
y week, the last insertion to bo az least ~.
days before the nrst day Of said next No.
yembeF term OF THIS court.
j, q. WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK.
by g. T.. NiLKaON, Deputy.
4 true copy from the record.
......., Witness my hand. uun tho seat
= Of the Circuit Court OF ~ frun-
cnis cou1ty, this ggd day OF Al
'''''''' gust Eni
j. Z. WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK.
~ G, y WILSON, u. e.
September "a. 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10

Ths esteemed Register has lead
Ing editorial devoted TO the splendid
apple, peach and grape crops of Mis-
souri,. Tho Register makes one bad
break, however, when Il states that
these fine crops arc the result, of better
management on the part Of the Mic
sourians, The fact is these crops are
the elimination Of thirty years of Dem.
ocratic rule down there. When our
contemporary viii coneede that good
crops are the result Of anything else
than continued Republican domination,
Il admits that about every argument
they have advanced In favor Of 70.
publican success has teen a fraud and
a fake. Missouri Is now a typical
Democratic State. We hope 10 SEQ
Iowa follow In her footsteps aud this
conversion OF the Register Is one step
In that direction. --0skaloosa (Iowa }
Democrat.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, VIVA. NJ. Ferry aud Cora Perry
his wife. by tnclE ceTtaia deed OF trust /,
dated ihe nrst day OF Octobrr, 1870, aud
recorded In the Recorders once Of ~
Francois county, Missouri, IN book ~, ut
paEa 80, conveyed TO the undersigned
trustee the following described real estate
AMI Improvements thereon, situate, lying
and being IN the county II 81. frnncois ana
stats Uf Missouri. 20 Wit
All Of lot 4, block Y luassd from ~. fouis
smelling aud Rsnuing Company 0a shown
on their priyats map.
which said conveyance was made IN
trust to secure the payment OF a certain
pruuisscry note In said deed described
and whereas by the terms Of said deed Of
trust said notes are past due and remain
unpaid, nUW therefore, tn accordance
with the provisions OF said deed OF trust,
ana az the request OF tho legal holder OF
said notes. l WI. on
Thursday, October 18th, 1901,
betwesn she hours of nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon ana ave O'Clock IN tho afternoon
of TINT day, at the south door OF the Court
iioasc ia the city OF Pennington. IN said
county Of -. francois ana state % Mis
souri,, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, all the right. title and VA
terest oi the said VIM, M. Perry and Cora
Perry his vile IN and 10 the above de.
acribed real estate and improvements
thereon I 20 satisfy said note and the cost
OF executing this trust.
JEFF q. HIGIlLEY, Trustee
september ~, ieui.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10

Sir Thomas Upton has spent good
deal Of money cndcavoring 70 re-
trieyC the cup won from our British
cousins in yacht racing about halt
century ago, but has me, with poor
success In the contest last week
his best production of English yacht
building lost on: on every heat, The
last one by only a scratch, and tho
cup remains on this side the ''pond "
Sir Thomas Is true sportsman and
has won the respect Of all American,
cyOn Il he couldn't win the cup, and
that's good deal Of which TO be
proud.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Blgusss Of 81. Louis Worlds Fair.

|, has just begun 10 dawn upon
Missourians of the colossal proportions
of The buildings whish will be nj the
Wotld's Fair Ia 81. Louis, says the
Jefferson City Press. One building
alone will be more than one mile In
circumference. The entire Chicago
Exposition could be placed 10 the
grounds at 1t. Louis aud then room
found 10 stow away n little affair such
rs was held at Buffalo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Balance Of sI.lTl,sss.es 10 the State
Treasury.

The report Of State Treasurer VIII
lians for tho menth OF September
shows the following!
Balance On hand, August 81, si,-
5ls,70s 80; receipts for September,
$500, 0ss45; disbursements for Sep
tembcr, 81, 1856, ss0.6S; balance on
hand September so, s1,iT1, 800. 90.
The big item Of disbursements ID
the amount 81 $500, 600 sen, TO the
Merchants Laclede Bank of So. Louis
yesterday to pay that amount Of State
bonds ordered redeemed by the State
fund commissioners some lime ago.
The Merchants Lsclede National Bank
Is the States fiscal agent and the
bonds are called In through it.----Jeff-
crson City Press.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Order of Publication.

state OF Missouri,
County OF -. fmncoix, W
Ia the Circuit Court, November Term, 1901.
state Of Missouri at thu relation ana 20 the
use nT Frank Richardson. Collector Of the
revenue OF 81, FraBrois County, mn,
James X. Going, Defendant
Ayuw al this day comes tho Plaintiff
~ herein, by her attorneys. pipkin 4
sWtnk, and nles her petition ard aTidn ylt
alleging among other things that Defend.
ant, James D.. Going. Is not a resident OF
the state nf Missouri. wheruupon. II o. or.
by the CLERK ol this Court IN vacation. that
aaiu Defendant he notified by publication
that Plaintiff has commenced a suit aaa!nst
him IA this Court, the object ana general
nature % which Is to enforce the collection
OF back taxes due the county Of -. FRAN
co.'s aud the state ~ Missouri Tor the years
iHsl, l-g7, is.n. lsu ana lb0. amounting In
al 90 Sg.si on the following described DC.
lluHucnt and forfeited lands to.wiI NJ
acres. east half ~ lots and m rnrthrns,
quarter, section fiye. township thittys four,
muge fiys. and the northeast quarter Of
section ave. township thirty four, range
ave, lyinR and being In said ~ fmnc1ls
county ana state ~ Missouri. ana that un.
less the eatd James T., Going bc ana appear
at tAis Court, ut the next term thereof. to
b. b. ftn ana huldoa 90 tho Court House lu
the city Of Pennington. IN said county. on
the eleventh day Of November next, ami
On uT iF'iuur th" hrst day iherruf, n th0
term shall 81 long c1ntinue-and u not
then before the last day oi said term-an
sNcr ur plead tn the petition IN said cause,
the same viii b. taken as confessed. and
Judgment VIII b. rendered accordingly
And 81 Is further ordered that a copy
hereof BE- published, according 20 law, IN
The Pennington Times. a nrN Fpappr pIh.
iiEhcd IN Eait county 81 81 Francois, for
four we"kf successfully. published az least
nuceo week tho last Insertion 10 be a. least
fifteen days before the f1rst dny of said next
November tcTtu ~ THIS court
J. g. WILLIAMS. Circuit ClOrk.
ty e.. T.. WtEAHnN, Deputy,
A trlu COPY from the record.
......-. Witness MY hand and the seal
Of tho Circuit Court Of It. Fun
- '' co.'s cnuHty, this Zsth day OF Au.
'sfr'''' gust. r1i
- &. WILLIAMS. Circuit Tlo,k.
Hy 6 T., WlLksuN. ~ G,
september u. 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Order of Publication.

state OF Missouri, L.,
County OF 81. Francois. ~
10 the Circuit Court. November Term. Igoi.
state OF Missouri a. the relation Of aud TO
the use of Frank Richardson, Collector Of
the revenue OF It. Francois County, FIN,
The unknown heirs Of william J. Cole, Do.
PENDANTS.
NYow Mt this day comes the Plaintiff
~ herein by her attorneys, pipkin A
swink. ana files her petition and afifday.t
allsginE among other things that Defend.
ants, tne unknown heirs OF william j. Cole /,
are moi residents OF the stat Of Missouri.
and are unknown To the Plaintiff herein
whereupon II Is ordered ny the Clerk OF this
Court in vacation, that said Defendants be
nottifed by. publication that Plaintiff has
commenced O suit against them IN THIS
Court. tho object and general nature Of
which u for the collection OF back taxes on
delinquent land IN the state OF Missouri and
county OF 1t. Francois ana due said county
and state. Described as follows 10 acres /.
the southeast quarter of the northwest
Nm s .si n, ar,,n n ~ 1o,sn
snip Is, raaae q, for the years fHiT. lssr iafsl
and iaN. amounting IN ali TO - 80; tPiainiin
states that she verify believes there are per-
sons Interested Ia the subject matter OF this
petition whose names she cannot insert
therein because they are unknown to her
and that they have an interest a. helrs Of
william Cole ara derived as heirs 81 VII
liam i. Cole. as mar hk her knowledge cx
tands. and would pray the court. IN vacn-
ton, 10 make an order OF publication rs IA
case os aon-resllental and thai unless the
aaid UNKNOWN heirs OF William >. Cole se
aHd appear al fhIs Court. 81 thn next term
thaEe1f. To be besun and holden NJ the
Court House IN the city OF FarrsinKi0n. ~
said county. ON the eleventh DAY OF krveH.
Der ncxf, and Oh or before sba first dap OF
said term. II tbs term shall % hoaK continue
--and II not then on or bpfort She last day
81 said fefm--answcr or plead 10 the peff.
fton In said cause. the came Will fe taken
o. cpn.eGse1. and Judgement VIII bs fes.
siefsd sccordineis.
And tits further ordered that q copy here
Of be published. according 10 law. In The
furmlnsfpn Times, q ncwspaoer rnbiistnd
IN said county of 81 FRANCOIS. for fouf
weeks succrssivesY Published az least once
week. the last insertion 20 ~ ~ least NJ
teen Days before the rruf OAR u said next
November term Of this GUNrf.
j. G.. WfLL14As. Circuit CLERK.
ny q, Y WILxsox, iteuuty.
a true cnpy from the record.
.......s.. Witness ing haNti. and this Senl
n the cifeait Court u u fran.
!: ~ - e7is rqGaty. flis Ssst s.ny 81
!; 5sss 1. es:sslI ul.r.,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10

Miss Ellen Stone, an American mis-
siouary, has been seized aud abducted
by Bulgarian brigands, who demand a
ransom Of 800, 900 for her release,
with the threat that If the ransom Is
not paid she win be married to one Of
their number or killed. She fell inio
their hands on Turkish soil and was
probably conveyed TO the mountain
Businesses of Bulgaria, which Ia under
the suzerainty OF Turkey. Our gov
eminent has brought the attention Of
che matter to the governments Of
Bulgaria, Turkey aud Russia. but Il Is
not likely thai they can do anythiog
% recover Miss Stone from these law
lcss niarauders, and h'r friends and
the American Board Of Missions have
determined TO raise the money to pay
tuu AaHnuhs t~aH& tHFHhas 6an tht
day aanied b, the brigansis as the
limit of time that would he allowed
for her redemption from Ter pcrlous
situation. but later adyir.s sly that
the iimo has been extended month-
Something over half the amount has
been raiscd, and there d no doubt that
the balance win be secnresl. II Is
said that tho money viii be handed
By the State Dcrarsment AZ Washing
ton and paid ihroagh II repsesensa-
Tires at constantinepls. A sorieus
phass Of The risussiaa =, shst the rsy-
inent Of this rssleon viii smboldea The
lrieands 70 sbdaet naimiosasirp ~
sy~wy opporsnnlsy q - kelps a -
surfs tennsu.. ~ ~ ~ ,llissIssasy|
- 1xaS. = ~ : " Il 4 81 .Iai il
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Order of Publication.

HtAtN 81 MlsHlnft.
County OF ~ Francois, va
In the Circuit Court, November Term, 1901
state Of Missouri al the relation nnd To the
uso Of Frank richardson u Collector Of the
revenue IT II. Francois County, Pi'N,
Gustnvus slucrberg. Defendant.
wow AZ this day comes the Plaintiff
~ herein by her attorneys, rtpkiR \
SWlnk, and files her petition AMI arilhyit ,
alleging among other things that Dcicad.
ant, GustnVu3 SilberbcrE, IS not resident
of the state Of Missouri whercupln, " is
ordered by tho CiufE IN vacation that said
Defendant 10 notified by publication that
rinirtiif has commenced a suit against him
IN this Court, the object and general ma
ture OF which Is to enforce the collection 81
tack taxes duo the county of 81. Francois
ana state OF Missouri for the years iEs,
tST 1856, ist1 ana ieou. amounting tn ali g.
fIs.sl. on the following described dslin
quent and forfeited lands. to wit West
half of northwest quarter. and west half
Of southwest quarter. of section u, town.
ship 50, range nys east, containing too
acres lying and h0ing In the county of ~
FFuncols ana state OF Missouri. and that
unless the said 1ustaNus silbsFherE be and
thereof. TO be begun and holden at the
Court House in the city Of Pennington. I'm
said county, on the eleventh day OF Novem.
Der next, ana en- Or before the nrst day of
said term. N the term shah 20 long con
tiuuo-and ~ not. then on or before the last
day OF said tsT5u-ass~er OF plead "a the
:rsl.tion IN said cause. the same VIII be
taken as confessed, ana Judgment VIII be
rendered accordingly.
Aud Il Is further ordered, that n copy
hereof be published, according to law, 10
Tho farminHtnn Times, n new spapgr rub.
iislsed In said county OF " Francois. for
four weeks successfully, published at least
once a week the last Insertion to be ut least
fifteen days before the first day OF said next
November term of this court.
J. q. WILLIAMS, Circuit Ciork.
Hy &. 7. WIIHsoS, Deputy.
true copy from the record.
........ Witness my hand. and the seal
- Of the Circuit Court Of 81. FTnn
~ co.'s county, this 10th day OF Al.
'-''ss'' gust, tse3l.
j. q. WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK.
by q. y. WILSON. ID. q.
September ~, 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Order of Publication.
state OF Missouri. -
county OF st. Francois. w,

NeMbe OF Mtts1ttt. T..
County OF 81. Franco,s w.
In tiia ssrrhsie Court
Robert Teties. Executor Of shc Estate OF
Aliiinall v. h4nfsr, deceased.
TO the heirs Of AIbinah 4. Hunter. deed.
fou are heFeh? notified that ifolpert let.
ley. Exceufor ~ Aiblnnh III Hunter. leA
erased. presents 10 the CGsft his petition,
PRAYING sor an order for the ssls OF % nsucis
Of the reni estate OF said deceased 40 win
rag the iesarie1. ETC.. due ~ said estate.
and yet uar1id sof want q seffictsnf as
sets, accompanies uy tho accounts. lsssa
ahd inventories reQrigcd lay In sarN cns
tln examination whereof u Il ordered that
all persons Interested In the estate OF anid
deceased, he notihed that application nm
aforesaid hrs .pe4n uiadr. ahd unieex the
contrary ~ shown On or hrfn<s tn uext
term OF this Court. 20 hn hn1d On tisa 11th
day VI uctu11QY, I'll. npxA. ~ 0nler Nh ~
n.scs Tor IN GHIs os ths WHO'S ~ g
~ Will ~ ea&zctent fuT the n40munt
q EnId leEnrie5. etc And q ~ fux4bofog.
defnd tI11f tl1la Hoftnr ne psft1AAn4 - op1De
newspaper IN this cnunty fuF co0y woe&a
before TIE nsx< fssstIss ortnbsf fsrn ~
- wRn~ss nv hand ~ austas ~
......s- said t<fsnvt and lis sal tl,8Fef,f.
- : 1nHc ~ o1z<x IN farukiaG@on, ~
/: = the rq1nfx aforesaid, IN khg l1f1H
stss*sr+ d1y u 3optfol.cr. ri. W
! ~ n izIl Jsd6s a ~,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10

People everywhere are acquainted
with tho remarkable cures OF milder
forms Of bowel complaints effected by
the use OF ChRmberlain's Collie, Chol.
era and DiarrhOea Remedy. !. Is not
generally known, however, that this
remedy has proved very successful IN
tho treatment Of Asiatic cholera aud
Is now sold and used all over India.
Mrs. Sd. l.. Hiscosks, writing from
Claer Road, Byculia, India, says: III
have used a good many bottles Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and hi.
arrhoea Remedy. aud have found Il
invaluable hs cure rs well as d pre-
veutaiiye Of cholera. So far | have
never known It to fail II given 10 the
early stages" tor sale by City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Final Settlement.

Notice IS hereby given that lhe under.
signed, Administrator Of the estate OF
}. ~. BARNICI.E, Deed.
VIII make nnal settlement % said estate
az the next term NJ the Probate Court of
-. Francois county, Missouri TO be begun
ana held % the tnurt House m turning.
ton, Ia said county, on the second Monday
In October. i9l.
}, \. CLAY, Admir-.
september n. 1904.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-10-10
Americas Born Asssssins.

IL woald be interesting to kno=
why 40 much abuse il being heaped
upon the heads Of our cmigFanss when
no person Of forelgn birth or educa.
lion has ever raised finger against
the chief executive Of the republic. -
indianapolis Sentinel
The above !. true, aud u shows how
the American people ara given to s.go-
ing Of half cooked" ga The slightest
prosoca,ian. No chief executive ri
The nation has ever been attacked b.
foreign barn 0iiixeas. Ia this csn-
ncctmo Il u psrhaps proper 10 re-
member tina. The assassins of Gov.
Gsetel were all American born aid
src protected irom arrest aud pusish-
Iueui By Americas bora eitinsss- -
JoPiis Ciebs.
<.---------->p .->~-----.-- &.
4 wemnn under nrxuut 4 lD4Ytno,
n - - - ka&tf@1uu - ~