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New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol

CoTTO-Gains throughout the list recorded again
third night succession prices closed
with the feeling bullisf the Market
opened prices 6 points higher on eager
blyng . shorts support from the more Te!ant
bulls foreign demand for the most part fouae on
conditions in the southwest NneI
temperatures being complained or W het
stampede Of the bears IN LiNerpool sent
Strengthen local Immediately following the cal
throughout the list ano Ior tle
next half hour prices worked steadily upward July reac-
s79c and August S4sC Light receipts ana reports
Southern markets were hrTner on lr;eS--
port shorts. who were the eadtfg
bulge Europe BID tor the 1a
months South bought July anu
had il that prominent DUH IN
NeUOrleans still lighting extensive snott
Interests the latter being SOLD about bales N the open
wherever offered and preparing
70 To-5ay's exports from that port
bales. Just when the market mere gave
rising above S5oc for August reports
drop of 10 points followed under general selling; July
hack and August 70 : soc Later tIie new
optimistic turn ana on reneNe
demand from whole market
paints hour the market vas 1nuellgs.
Additional reports noting Improvement in the bfltls
condition light receipts large export
cIesTpces aa6 good demand for spot cotton prices
bou6e5 % the top notch the morning out easeG l
Tha under SaIes 10Y pt-Ato
bv room longs STEADY with plces ,eI -
Total estimated
government forecast Tor the western
during the next thlrtS-
hours md pryate dispatches from central sseu
deterioratng UnQer excessive Sltetl
scarcity OF rnolsluI. III ti.e
rnsreT closed quiet 81 10 points higher not 10
re0re7 until IonGay morning next , .,-.. 70
H. ~sure ct contract prices in the local farhe' ~
Cay as follows;
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Railroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

n
STATIONS foct of WEST TwENTY-THIRp sTkEEF
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
cortlnndt ssrees, IS minute. than
sha s,sn s1eept nslST Sefe for
FAST sssD6s S9 'ca car PsOqrs asG 20
W. FASE PESNsILvANiA kaNalNS'ifAOukk Mi
gBs FdS seGn Psaso Dinns cveand To
a3 .ndlsnaPPg !, PT L9glS s kHaS sPEc1A2o
train to 6hicngo Pullman na RSsf snoEns
Drawtng-room Sleeping. DINING ana HuiA'S
1Ss sar' p. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPREssSs17 EXPRss7
For TOLEDO Nashville via Cincinnati and LoulsVie''
Hapna%sIli'E an e. E chSsg2 Is E ExPR9ssLFo@ aS9s Gin
59F y Pe+sh M " WEfERN sf Sa Chicago For
Sa;sp r5s3sSa'z Eass hsa
S: dSTSaas AIS SA'SRf
S!i:isSi. sIs,1 r. I5a cor
andt Streets Dining 6aE 1SSS DiI9s aba coa Sat2
and9 a trests reefs 6" 2 as Lin ., al Pi5 PaT
Sar Dining % cT l. 70 S54, night ut u sunday d y
bntng &c Sa5 s 5 .coagressiona Lin all ParSr and
idIg. 5nins cFs e5 Dnns mir Is cr5 i6 night sa Dnins
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. s25. AS p nn'' L ~
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Enpress. e2' a. m and 80
R ms LINE n da
NoRFohK LIZ ASD i5y WESTERN eAILwAT--FoF Memphis
CTfEsAPEAKE & OHIO 'RAILWAY.-7.55 a. M week
r6R 5Ry ofB and POM 4 G6F6Kr % heE and
Ts4fG Pf se m aals and wseays Rss;
Sundays 755 Through Vestiouied LraaS- 5aSs Par
Standard Coaches on week -
lor Smoking Cars Dining Car and StahdaEu
Coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAY.-I2 30 D. weekdays. ..
West Twenty-thiri Street Staton) $50 m - ~
2.25. 25. 10 p Sundays. 925 a m 30 -
(from Desbrosses and Cortland Streets) SO ovO
a m. 1886 80. $40. 42O. and $40 p m Sunoays'
9.4J a. 5.i5
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CDesbrosses and Corandt Streets 500. 70 io9
S25 $50 925 Dining Carr. C935 Penna Limited oio
CDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets loQ DINING Ca
1885 Dining Carr. 1155 a IL 80 Dining Carl Ioo
Dining carr 10 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 1
Car). 455 Dining Car). 5.55 Dining Cap 10. -
S55 % D. m. II night Sundays. so 30 tno
coachesl SIS. S.55 25 dining Carr 80 9Anited
9.55 1885 Dining a 12a3 dining carr I.9O
Dining Car) % Dining Carr 355 42o DINING taT
4.5a Dining Can $50 Dining Car). $50. SO. 500
g. % m. II. 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 46i 1896 1884 and 261 Broadway
Is2 below 23d St.l Astor house. west
Twenty-thrd Station, and stations foot OF
Streets: Court street 500 fuoh
Street 9S Broadway and Pennsylvana annex 9 Stati9n
Company call and check baggage from hotels
residences through destination
Telephone Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania fSd-
road Cab Service. e., 1rooo
- 49, Naraqa- Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

=. - ,,--.s ,,,i4t and steady. quotations
.lc'.sar - Ibe basis Of 9ssc middlng upland ana
stc - fsS1fng Gulf: Southern spot markets were
er-rre5 "a follows: Ney-oreans steady unchase "a
Es,te higher. at 69sc: savannah N7s.
., l-y-.5 -. a 11tr- Charleston quiet unchanged at
sG- 7ETrrt-gton hrn unchanged at Sc NoTioIk guie
Sl.c- nominal ulc!.aaeeI al
quiet and stSa9A, % il-e-1-- a. 90
Louis fr.a unchanged, al lo-loc- =. a.. oor, -
Fesjr,S Fl the ports interior points tolay coia
rsres virh tho last week ana last year
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToX-tss 30
P N. .12 Is Ndt -, .1r..
sIndav SSunday only 1Parior cars only IlVia
5dices: Liberty Ferry South Ferry. Astor House
18th 273 West 12StA ST, 245
SSf1r1bus Ave. York: Court St. 3if. $50 Fulton
IsrooEIyn- Broadway. Williamsburg New York
snsfsr Co calls and checks baggage TO Estimation
W G. RESI-ER. =. "a, 69FNI
General Manager Ishe1dI FaSS : AGENT
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

Cash quotations follows Flour steadier; spring
red SOC. No yellow corn 6sc No oats 44a q43c'
No . white. 81 d52c; No white. 5lg5ll2c Nc rye
SSqT46C No iaxseed 81 55 No 1 Northwestern. 81 q;
clover, contract grade - 30;
mess pnrk per tbI SIS 222Gs1s % lard per 100 ~
s10 short ribs sides QOosel $40 65GSln io cry salt
Shoulders boxed s. 50GSs 90 short clear sides !noxed
SO 5GS1O s7l- whiskey basis OF high wines 81 so on
The Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
steady: Isiz &c, dares sgls42c Cheese
steady 1Od1lc. Eggs strong: fresh lac.
Cincinnati June 25-Flour quiet Whiskey-Distilers
finished goods steady basis of 81 30
rulutb June 25-Close: Wheat-Cash. No 1 hard.
77c. No Northern. I5l4c: No Northern. I4t4c. July
IS 5c September. 119ic. Manitoba. No cash i?t&c; NO
Northern 1850 Oats-Cash. 46c; september, 3l1tc
arr 7IlISc: No Northern. T6aGIIc; July. Sisc Rye
duIi: No / 57lzG5Sc. Barley firm: No = ilgt1.c sam
pie 66Q70c- Corn--July. t17ic
Minneapos June c5-CIose: Wheat-July 20 sseGT T2t2c
septenlber 7olsTIOL4c: track No hard. I9ci No
Northern 36I.c No Northern. 731ac.
PHILADELPHIA June 25.-Wheat izc lower; contract
grada June s2GS2l2c Corn nominal. No >. for local
trade quoted at 69GI0c per bush Oats firm and &c
hqber No white clipped. SIC Butter steady fair de-
Eggs steady; fresh nearby 1T}2c loss off, do West
en- 17iI1sc loss Southwestern. lie. loss off, do
Soiitbern sc loss off. Cheese steady; NewYork full
creams prime small 10is isG1O1c do fair to choice 91sg
1oc Recefpts-FIour 1900 bbls and 1.1o4Oo9 70 In
ocLs. yheat "a 600 bush; 900 bush; 5000
10000 bush
JuIv 7c. September rose: No hard TiffI5c. Corn
~ ash 6iI.c: July. 6514c September 56isc Oats
No cash 46c July "a I4c September 2s%sc; No white
50q50hc
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

closed oufet American mddng c, June ao-o4Q
64d buyers: and July. 55-o444 Si-oid buyers
August, 5l-6tG4 52-6id buyers; August ana
S,s-1Tsr 3s6i4 45-64d buyers: September and oc-
f9bs~ SD buyers: October and November 2l-ofd
eeiIsr. November December, % 64f4 24tid ouy-
ers. December and January, 22-6i14 23-64d seIers
January and February. 22-64d sellers
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

RuHaIo June 25-Flour firm; fair demand, Wneat-
Spring easy: Northern spot carloads "!soel so
lower: red SSStc- Corn strong No SeIS~: osr
2 do CSC; No 8 da. 6I+zc Ilats eN-
cteS No white 55c: do. 5ii4c No mixed 81 +?S
M 2 DO Sic through billed Rye-No /. In store o"c
asked -
chicago June 25-The ieading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

TivernooI June 25 4 p. m-Cotton--Spot quiet prices
FIRM American middling 5d The sales OF the day We're
no-t and included 600 American Receipts 5000 bales
INCLUDING 1,400 American. Futures opened hrn and
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
CatSkill Mountains.
To all points the
CATSkILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS and CATskiLL *
TANNERsvILLE RAILWAYS.

making direct with the Central traips
$40 and II 80 A NJ. also the
DETROIT SPECIAL at P NJ daily with Paror @ ana W
Dining West Shore trains leaving fcot w
42i St at 7:3O H. \. NJ Also direct c9nnecti9S
Nth HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE and the CATS
KILL EVENING LINE steamers
Purchase tickets Via CATSkILL
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
=. received at their Uptown Office.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Between Both 37th SITS. until Q o'clock P. m
Advertisements will received at the following branch
7,ss ar regular Office rates until o'clock 2. viz
az stb,yes e. cor 23d-st-: 153 6th-ave.. cor
,o,bst 92 East 1tth-st.; 255 West 42d-st., be-
tween 7h and sth aves.; 26:s West 125th-st' 1S3S
3d-axe between 10th and ITSh sts: 1.o26 3d-aTe-,
80 e1st-st. .OS 1st-ave. S9th-st: 1os East
125th-st., .S6 Tremont-ave.; $50 3d-aVes, near
a1st-st: 554 3d-ave., 2lO Bleecker-st; go
RIeecker-st Brooklyn, y. Y.-216 Court-st
2I5 Smith-st.; 1904 Gates-ave. Newark, y. j.
rat Brond-st Also at all A D. T. Offices
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RAl1lMaRE & OHIO RAILROAD
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave New Barclay and Christopher StA.
A Nj Binghamton and Syracuse
A M-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louis.
sI..0 N-FoF Buffalo and Chicago
200 M-POcono Mountain Special
p M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
. N-For Buffalo and Chicago.
p N-For Utica. Oswego. Ithaca and Bufalo-
.S-Oo A N-For Buffalo ChicagO-ThFough Sleep
TicLsts AZ 40 Broadway Howard St: 11sS Broad
,ra,- Cor osth ST. lis Broadway. N Y 3Ss Fulton ST.
SrontIvn .DaiIy fDaiy except sunday xFridays ald
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
NAVAL STORES.

rba market for spirits turpentine dull and
changed Rosn ruled steady at frmer rates. with de-
aanS fairIv good Tar steady firm with good
damand at quoted prices We quote;
sPiRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls. 4S$*Gp
TAR-Pne bbls. 81; oil bbls. 81;
fsOcrN-Common good, strained 81 5oGS1 5Ii3; d.
81 CPL E. 81 F. 81 20; c. 81 10 H 81 90 l. 81 30
K 81 90; NJ SO 30 n. So 60; w @, 81 30; W W, 81
STOCK ON HAND
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
Rosin ..-.---.-.-
Sririts turpentine

SPIRITS turpentine ...........'...... 2527 bbis-
Savannah June 25-Turpentine firm, 4TIsc; receipts.
234s bbls 1.7soi exports 4432 Rosn firm: re
ceips 5I:6 bbls sales. 4Ss: exports 6s24 Quote: A
s. o5: X 81 55; NJ. So O5. n. s3 10. G. S. -: W.
So Co. ~ -r...,,o -, -, - -...s
Wilmington 25.-Sprts tUrpenne, nothing doing
receipts 73 Rosin steady 81 10aS1 To- receipts
$50 Crude turpentine firm 81 40 81 50qs2 go: re
Iondon June 25.-Turpentine-Sprits s6s Sd. Rosin--
American strained. Is ed: fine, 9s.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

Fo1e.gn Coffee Markets.Rio- Holiday Santos-Holt-
day. HauburgCof-ee marker opened pfg higher; at
$50 N unchanged sales. 5000 bags HaVre-
coee market opened steady franc lower at y m un-
changez: steady and unchanged; al 5:D p nl
unchaGged:- tctal sales, 22.oo0 bags.
January JLlE
February August "a -
March 800 September - %
April 80 t-ctpbeI
Nav November $500
June 50 40 December $40
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

H. Curtis & Co.: 80 veals. 15O
70 per 100 n. 1871 do. 142 ID. at 81; 145
75. PAS do. IA n. at So so: II do. III
81 so on the lot: do. los 10. al So; y
so: 40 do OF various weights, at SidsI:
1875 70. at 81: - buttermilks. III 10. at
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

The Milk Exchange price remains at q. cents quart
shipper. 49,
Revised Official figures that the Lackawanna car
s5.lT4 OF milk in fPl4art cd4-S
ana gallons botties. and 7oo5 cans o. cfedn
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

Receipts breadstuffs interior points IN thoss
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
Useirl Hints.

Tissue or print paper Ia the best
thing for polishing glass or tinwarc.
fotcil good eggs put them In water /;
If the large end turns up they arc not
fresh.
A nightly gargle Of salt and water
wili strengthen the throat and Keep of
bronchial attacks.
Egg shells crushed aud shaken in
glass bottles half filed with water will
clean them quickly.
In making any sauce put the -four
and butter in together and your sauce
will not be lumpy.
Salt spriRkled over anything that IL
burning on the stove will prevent any
disagrceable odor.
Ii powdered cloves arc scattered
where rcd ants arc Il will be found
efieelual In driving them away.
BY dipping fish for sn instant In
boiling water much Of the difficulty in
removing the scales will be overcome.
Lard for pastry should be used as
hard az il can be cut with q knife.
IL should be cut through the -four, not
rubbed,
A good cook says her test Of when
bread Is ready 20 60 In the oven Is to
Try It with her iingor. II the dough
springs right up and leaves no dent of
the finger, il ought to be baked Inn
medialely.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12

they have more than discharged their
duty TO their own people and have
heapsd fall to running over the inca.
sure Of assistance they offered 10
Charleston on behalf Of their State
Visitors 70 the Exposition have gnne
sway with expressions Of special adj
migalion and kindly comment for all
the exhibits Of the resources aud ie-
das,ries Of Missouri. They found lhs
commissioners from that State always
on hand, with courteous aliention 10
all Inquiries and with an active desire
to spread abroad the facts aud posi-.
5iliiies Of their State.
The mines and miniug exhibit, 10
charge Of the lIon. +. r. Graves, Oi
Doc Run, was always a source Of Ia.
ietest. Such magnificent displays OF
lead and zinc, Of granite aud terra
Gotta, Of calciies aud blends were a.
6rsi bewildcring. but under close ex-
animation easily demonstrated the
great resources that lie underneath the
fruitful soil Of Missouri. More zinc Is
mined 10 that State aud galena un-
carihed tisn In any o,bet State, not
excepting Colorado, and the display
at the Exposition was entirely worthy
Of this fact. Mr., Graves never
weared Ia explaining to the mulli,udes
the mysterious processes by which
valuable minerals are discovered and
developed, aud his ehsrming person.
ali,y added a fascination 10 his OK
hihila.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
HOTEL BUILDING FOR SALE,
We will sell a fine new Hotel,
situate on Columbia Street In Far
mington. First TO offer our price
gets the property.
SMITH, BLEEOK g. co.

1t was thought that only two jus
tees of the Peace were to be elected
in st. Francois township. but Il seems
that under Art /, Sec. Ss05, passed
March list, 1890, this township Is now
entitled to three. The law reads
Zach municipal township, except as
otherwise provided by law, shall be
entitled to two Justices Of the Peace,
b be elected and commissioned In the
manner hereinafter provided. but In
ease .hers shall be In any such town
ship an incorporated town or city
having a population Of two thousand
iahabilants snd less than one hundred
thousand inhabitants, said town OF cily
shall DO entitled to one additional jus
toe Of the Peace who sEsil be \ resi-
dent Of such town or city, Thres Of
the men who were candidates for nnm-
iaa,ion for Justice OF the Peace before
the primary may therefore DO declared
nominees OF the party. Tho three re-
ceiYlng the highes, number Of votes
arc George w. Covinglon, W. L.
Saekmaun aud w. II. Young.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12

The Charleston Is. C. } News aud
Courier say; With The close OF The
great Exposition 1t will not be out OF
plaza to pay well :sss.:ed lrbuie to
the Missouri eommissloa, IL exhibits
and It's work. II viii DO remembered
by the people Of Charleston that Ais
sonsi was among tho first States to
make substantial appropriation for
The representation oil char State.
open tho visll Of State commissioners
to Charleston IN August last Il WIS The
asissouri commission lhas promised u
have evon bcfscz exhibit thar msa
shown AZ BnfffIo. MIssouri nsoze
than kept her promise 10 The Charles
i'm pcopis. II the cxiant and char.
Aeicf Of the Missouri cxhihiss, IN tbs
intercss and fxiihfuIucss which The
tilssoorI commissioners manifested Al
al iinaez, not oaly IN ths expioisaiion
nf sheir own State. hos ID he success
d lhe Exposition snd The adsanee.
n,eH1 q he nunuestizI Felzsiona be-
xstte fea<t Cefosipx aad MIsosari,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
Fine Farm for Sale or Trade.

A farm of 2ts sores---60 acres ln
cullivalion---one- half bottom land, tho
other bali second bottom, 10 acres 10
meadow Joins many thousand acres OF
opon range land. Good 5-ruOm
frame house, smoke house, barn 30
by 40 feet, good spring Of living
water with spring house. aud fine
stream OF stock water. In vt. Gene
We've County, 16 miles east Of Farm.
ingtog on Sc. Mary's road, one mills
from school house and one mile from
Clam post oliie. win sell for Ell, 600
cash, or trade for suitable house ia
Pennington. Apply Ia r. Is.
Chandler, lock box 222, Pennington,
No.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
And II Is Wasted Moacy

Edward Atkinson, who has a solid
reputation for correct figuring, has
jest snsdu public, through the New
York World, bic calculation Of the
cost Of Ihs Philippine adventures up
80 aste.
Up to June so, 1909, By bis reck.
onlug, the fetal cost Of cur Eve years
az war, first with Spain and since with
the rilipinos, Is sG60, 600, 600. about
one bali Of which was spent on war
fare Ia the ceded islands. The cost
Of our operations IN The Philippines
for tho hseal gear that ended jane SO,
1901. was ei&4, GOO, 000--or sI.sG
per head for the entire population Of
the United States.
Ga the credit side Of tho amount,
~ the total offset 10 this huge annual
expenditure, SIR. Atkinson pissS= our
Increased exports TO s'she magnificent
fetal Of little over O., 800, 00o,m or
no. quito Q cents per head for The
total population OF our country. These
rxpcrss, Mr. Atkinson ihlnks. .may
pay d pFoiil Of me cent per head Of
car pepuIstian. say 500. 000.n
Spending Saas. zoe. 900 yeaf to
Set back sTsos 600 precisely expresses.
therefore, thu business results Of cur
expAnsioa 10 AslA.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
CRAPS AND PISTOLS.
Bad Shooting Serspe al Columbia
Three Men Seriously Nensded.

Some parties got lnto trouble over
crap game at Columbia last Friday
night with the result that Jim Eads
was shot ia the face BY virg Jennings,
the ball entering just below one eye
and coming out hack Of the ear; and
Eads shot Jennings IN the neck and
IIert Hardy 10 the right breast Just
below the collar bone. All three Of
the men are seriously hurt, and Mon
day Ii was thought Jennings wonnd
might prove fatal. Eads also fired
thrce shots at Brad Jennings missing
him, aud Luther Nolan fred three
shots al Eads which did not take
effect.
Rads gave himself up TO Squire
Level about ~ O'Clock Friday night
and was placed under bond. War
rants were issued for llert Hardy aud
Yirg Jennings, who are laid mp with
their wounds, aud also for Brad Jeu-
mugs aud Luther Nolan, who have
not ye, been arrested.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
CHURCHES.

PRKahTrrmAE- .Rrv. o.. O. AIcK0N. fas'
tor-prcachinE sunday morning and eTen
lnE: sunday school az ~ am. VIZ. NJ.
uARLAH. Superintendent. Frazer meeting
wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPtsC0rAL, bni'TH-hHy, W.
J uErs. rasior-PrencblnE every sunday
morning nnd evening sunday school ~
gl9u ~. MERmlt iTFEIS. superintendent.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EFisCOrGL--liEv, MCcouatCK
rast0r-rrcarhinre every mofninaah even.
los sunday school az 30 O. rh., d. y.
KILLAH. superintendent. Prayer nesting
every Wednesday evening,
HLrrIsr-Hgy. J. y. WATSON, PASTOR
Preaching second and fourth sundays zach
month. morning ana evening. Prayer
mcctiES eyvy Wednesday evening. sun
day school at ga a. M, Mus. JosIE MASON /.
superintendent
CumsriAx CuURCH-ELu. q. u. TALnERT +.
fasioT-PrcachinR cvory sunday at n On q.
"a. ana s.u9 y. m, sunday school ever
sunday 81 y l8a. m.-E A SWIM. supcr'
intsndcnt. y. 2. 3. G.. svery sunday even.
Ing a. O'Clock Midwrck prayer meeting
az : - O'Clock.
LrrHEnAs- -NEy. 4. J.. R0HLFING, Pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except
the fourth. cstuchlsn after church.
CAvnoti,--Rav. FAThER ronNEI, resident
prlest-Masl ever sunday except nrst OF
10 O'Clock. rBtcchism same day a. 40.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
Hot Weather Weakness.

II you feet Jagged out, listless aud
lacking 10 energy, you are perhaps
suffering FROM the facilitating effects
OF summer weather. These symptoms
indicate that tonic Il needed that will
create healthy appetite, make digcs.
lion perfect, regulate the bowls aud
lmpart natural activity 10 The liver.
This ilerbino will do It Is tonic,
laxative and restorative. II. J. Free
gard, Proprietor Grand vier Hotel.
Cheney, Kansas, writes "ihaVs used
lleybina for the last ~ yoars. aud
nothing on Garth can bea, Il. II was
recommended to me by DIR. Newton.
Newiou, Kan" soc at Ci,y Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
An Ideal Home IL farmIarlor Fer Sale

Having removed from Pennington |
am now offering my residence there
for sale at bargain. The property
consists o. practically new, two
story, seven-room house, good cistern,
smoke house and wood house, barn
and ather out builiinga. situated gu a
bot Of one vrIL ACRE 10 tho very best
part Of Farsnlng,on. About one half
.of Che lot Il set Ia young fruit trees Of
the best varieties. all beayink.
Tic price 10 right asd ieFsas easy.
II you ssr Interested In this property
wfise for ptice and lefals 70 the uaier-
signed NJ irondnls, Mo-, o. spply 10
sniih. nlsesk q Co. !, Pennington.
y. r. LEx.
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isswh 10 Calnaen county No !. 8
EpmbCr ot feopie. In order TO keep
ifom slarslag, ucre eenpsiled to eat
tlps from government land and sri
sAsm 20 buy something 10 ass. The
government bad tiiens arrested and
pat 10 jail. and % si,< sAsDe day ssye
tsus. 900 to lcei . Ia q ffcnsh sub.
IeStx - n.elsExrncer. ccpsess No.
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H'aaIsd-- HydIauIIc Engineer.

Sealed applications for Hydraulic
Engineer, 10 make plans aud speciden-
lions for Farmington waterworks, viii
'te received By the undersigned I'LL June
&c, 1909. at 10 O'Clock noon. Appli.
can,s to state price Of service, aud viii
be reqoir0d 10 give bond In ahe sum Of
twenty hundred dollars for faithful
performance Of duty.
j. ". BRAnhN,
juno 4. 1909. Chm'n Com.
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Farm for Sale.

nlc0 little farm OF ~ acrps--ta acres IN
cultivation. on Doe Run stream, six miles
south Of Farmiugion. SiN.F0Om house.
plenty OF stable rtim and other building
d nice young orchard Of more than ~ bear
Ing trees a good well in 40 feet % Kitchen
dnw. D. one iourta uillc from srhnui house
one mila ffum terminus uf NJ. Il. n, 4.
Railway ana IN the midst Of splendid stUck
range Uaii on OF write s. W. ROBINSON
HellevieW. Mo, on Il v. ROBINSON, finl
River. Mo-, for further particulars.
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