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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
SHERlFF'S SALE FOR BACK
TAXES.

Ry virtue Of nm execution Issued from
the olil-e Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Cuuri
at ~ Francois county. Missouri. dated
the 18th day of September 1902, and
made reiurnable tn The November term
Of said eourf for 1901. tn the Sheriff oI
81 Francois county directed and to mt
delivered, In favor OF the State Of Mis-.
SCUM nj the relation and 10 the use oI
Frank Richardson, Collector of the Rev
enue of 1T, Francois county, aud against
John +. Watson, Philip Z. Peep, l.. X
i'eers. George u. Peer, John V. Peers
Susan q. Taylor John w. Williams. Ed
Williams, Katherine l.. Mansfield, Ellen
I.egg. Ellen X. Rutherford and Joseph
IiIapp, have ss.sss! s;;! !s-.s! .raa 81
the tight. title. claim, interest and esial,
of the said John r. Watson. Philip +
Peers. l.. X. Peers, George h, Peers
JOHNNY. Peers, Susan &. Taylor, John w
Williams. I'D Williams. Katherine l.,
Mansfield. Ellen Legg, Ellen X. huther'
ford. and Joseph Trap, Of, and Ia the
following drscribed real estate. situate
lyIng and being In the County OF SO. Fran
co.'s aud state OF Missouri. to-wit:
The east hall OF the southwest quarter
and the west halt OF the southeast quarter
of Sectlon eighteen, township thlriy-four
range live; and ! will. on
Thursday, November Ia, 1902,
l,etNeen the hours OF nine o'plock In the
forenoon and live o'clock In the afternO on
OF that day, al the south front door Of tho
court house, In the city Of Pennington,
IN the said County Of 81 Francois and
state OF Missouri. and during the session
OF the Circuit Court of said county, sell al
public vendne to the highest bidder for
cash all the right. title. claim. interest and
tSiate Of the said John Il. Watson. Philip
y. PEERS, T.. X. Peers, George y. Peer,
John V. Peer, Snsin g. Taylor. John
W iIllams, Ed WlIDiams, Katherine l.
Mansfield, Ellen i,eRg. Ellen ". RHihef.
ford and loseph TTapp of IN and 10 the
loreroiug described real eEiste to satisfy
said execution and costs.
JEFF u. iilGHLEY.
Sheriff Of st. Francois County.
October ., 1904.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

Hon. Edward Robb's appoint
ments in. this county were badly
interfered with by the weather. On
account Of disagrecable rains he
did not speak at either Bonnie
Terre or Flat River. His speech
ut Pennington Saturday afternoon
was enthusiastically applauded by
his audience and he was warmly
congratulated ut its close, He dis
cussed State Issues briefly. but de-
voted the most Of his time to
national affairs. which were ham
died In q clear manner and the at
titude Of the Democratic party was
made plain on questions with
whieh Congress has to do. A good
crowd greeted him at Doe RIM Sat
arday night. where both be and
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, JeFry bridges and Lucy Bride
eS, his wife, ~ their certain deed Of trust
dated tbs 18th dBs OF August, 1884,, ana ~,
corded In the Kecorfsg's osfire Of Hf. Bran,
cois County, Missouri, in bouk "A, nt raas
IL, cOnveyed 10 the undersigned trustes
the following 0escrfbed real estate, situate
lying md heinE In the county Of 81 Francois
aud state of Missouri, To wit.
Al OF u ~ feet on of the west side Of the
northwest half Of bot No. 8 IN Boyee's addi
tion to farminEton, end extending lls fssfl
frOui north % south, being the nili length Oi
north half 0f GAid lot No. 8, as designated
upon the recorded plat.nF said addition,
which said conveyance was made IN trust
10 SECURE the paymrns OF q certain proIniS
sorry note In said deed Of trust described
aud whereas by the tgrfna Of said deed OI
trust said note n past due aud remains un.
paid; now. therefore In conformity wfth the
provisions Of said deed OF trust and at tls
request of the legal holder OF gald note, !
the Undersigned trustee viii
On Saturday, November /, 1909,
betwecn the hours OF nine O'Clock In Tbs
forenoon and I'VE O'Clock In thu afternoon oi
that day, at the front door Of the court house
In the City of Pennington, In said County Vt
1t. Francois. Missouri. sell at public auction
Ia ths highest bidder. for rnslA the above
described real estate 10 satisfy said note
ana the costs Of executing said trust.
GEORGE ". WILSON. Trustee
uctob.r ., isua
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

That boil on the President leg
was doubtless great relief 10 him.
II would have been n strenuous
strain on him 10 have made that
Western trip with the trusts aud
high. tariff barons paddock on his
mouth.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

Senator Cockrcll will speak
at Pennington Saturday,
Oct. IL, at ! p. m, and at
Flat River same evening At
7 O'Clock.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

Mrs. j. Il. Boyer, wife of Conn.
ty Treasurer of Washington coun L.
~, died ut poiosi Sunday, Oct. s.
She leaves a husband and three
children. The funeral took place
Tuesday the 9TH.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

Whe uoald keep their children In
good health shouid watch Tot tho frat
sym2tams Of worms, and remove them
with Whites Cream vcrmiIuge. il Is
The childFeas' best ionic. II gets ii-
gession nj work - that THAR food does
them good, and they grow MP healthy
and strong zac at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

If the school fund has been loot
ed and the State certificates are IN.
constitutional, will our Republican
Ishmaelites tell us how they are
going TO distribute that fund among
the counties of the State, as their
platform pledges them to do'
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
THAT PERVERTED SPECIAL

The Pennington News assumes
all of the responsibility Of send
ing the false statement Of Gov.
stones uttterances on the State
school fund certificate question to
the Globe Democrat, aud says It's
editor has authority from the edl'
tor Of the Globe to report NIL po-
litical matters from this place. II
says, however, that he was not IN
town when Gov. Stone made his
speech, but that he employed a
reputable citizen Of this town to
report it," aud that that person,
at the suggestion OF W. A. Ken
needy and others, sent the report to
the Globe Democrat in the name
of the News editor. Then the
News says; II does not ;hink
It's reporter ananiased, II you
please, either in his special TO the
Globe Democrat or his report IN
the News, Tor we are assured by
such reputable citizens as Messrs'
j. X. Davis, A. T. Spreading, w.
| a. Kennedy, NJ. l.. Doughty, &.
10. Nations, s. 7. Gresham aud
others, who heard the speech. that
they are quite sure that Gov. Stone
did admit that the certificates Of in.
debledness were unconstitutional,
whice is Just what the Globe Dem
ocrat and other Republican papers
have always claimed. "
We quoted in THE TIMES last
week in an article to which the
foregoing excerpt is IA partial re-
joindcr, what Gov. Stone did say
Referring to the absurd position
just recently advanced by the
| Globe Democrat aud its worm
fed nesllings, that the certificates
were unconstitutional, he prefaeed
his argument against that high y
legal authority with: IT there
were any violation of the Consti.
| tuition in the conversion Of the
STATE school fund, it was a mere
technical iufraction; but, there was
not even technical violation Of The
| Constitution.
Now, We ask if these gentlemen
whom the News says are quite
sure" that Gov. Stone admitted
that the certificates were uneOn
stitntlonal, will deny that we have
correctly quoted Governor Slone'
Prof q. o. Nations, who heard
the speech and took notes. and
who we infer is THE reputable cit
izen" who reported. or rather com.
mented on, the speech for the
News, is gentleman who is ne.
puted TO understand the construc
ton Of the English language and
the meaning of words. Will be
deny that what we have given ID
what Gov. Stone saidf 1t can be
substantiated By nearly every one
in the audience that day who paid
s9.antion to the speech. Does
iruf. Suiiuus think that ;haSs
words Justify such n construction
as was placed on them III the spe'
cial 10 the Globe. Democrat and the
report" in the News' Or was
he so absorbed in the predatory
clause of the sentence and 80 lost
in mental reyery that. with pencil
poised in air, be did not catch, or
neglected to take down, the con.
Guiding climax Of the completed
senieDce'
1
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
sllERIrr's SALE IN PARTITION

snERIFF's SALE IN PARTITION
isaiah Shaner. i'lalnlin. !
versus
John Shaner et al. Defendants
paKTtTios.
In obelIencr 30 an order Of the Cifcwii
COuIi Of NJ. Frann0is ~9uniy, Missouri
made on the lath day at august, 1909, at 40
adjourned term of said court. IN the above
entitled cause, 1. the undersigned sheriff
Of said 81. Francois county, will. on
Tuesday, November II, 1902.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and tlye O'Clock IN the afternoon
Of that day. 81 the south front door VI
the court house. In tiEr city OF Farming
ton. In said County % ~. Francois and
stats Of Missouri, and during the srsBion
Of the Circuit Court ni said county. sel
NJ public yrndue 10 the hlghest hlGi.irT the
following Described feai estate. situate
living aud being In the County Of ~
fnncOis and state 81 Missouri. iO-Nii:
The west halt of the southwest quarter
and the southwest quarter Of the north.
west quarter, and the southeast quarter
all In section twenty-eiHht. township
thirty-six north, range four east, contain
Ing one hundred and sixiy acres; on ID,
following terms, tO-wii;
Twenty per cent OF the purchase mOney
In cash and the hslanie In twelve months
secured BY note bearing SIX per cent IN
terest per annum, TO be approved by Tia
sheriff
JEFF ~. IIIGHLEY,
sheriff OF ST Francois County
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

Paid off Il big Republican debt,
lowered the State tax rate from jOc
to DE on the 500 valuation, filled
the State with fine educational
eleemOsynary aud reform institu p
tons, fOstered and built up the
public school system. These are
some OF the things which success =
i've Democratic administrations
have done for the State, all the
time the Republicans Were crying
Poor old Missouri" and Islander.
ing her good name.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

After the 4th Of November the
Republican papers will discover
that they have strained their con
sciences aud outraged the ninth
commandment to little purpose.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
SIiERIFF'S SALE FOR BACK
TANES.

iiy virtue OF a special election issued
from the office of the GlryR oi the Circuit
Court 0f IT. Francois county, Missouri,
dated the nth day of September 1891
made FetuTpablc To the November term
of said court for 1909, to the sheriff or
". Francois county directed and TO me
delivered, In favor Of the State OF Mis-
souTi a; the relation and 10 the use Of
Frank Richardson. Collector Of the Row
enue Of St. Fmneois county. Missouri.
aud agninst Lorenzo johnson, Charles
r. Garrett, Henry II. wernse. August e..
Storck, George W. Tauslg aad ~. Louis
building and Loan Association. have
seized and levied upon all the right, title.
claim, Interest and estate Of she said
Lorenzo johnson. Charles v. Garrett
Hsnry ", weruse, August G. stofck.
George w. 1Aassg and the 81. Louis
Building and Loan Association OF, IN and
20 the following described real estate,
situate. lying and being In the Couaiy II
St. Francois and state 9f Missouri. io-wlti
The west half OF the southwest quarier
Of section ten, township ,hiriy.sonr, range
eight aud | viii, on =.
Thursday, November 10, 1902.
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the
FORENOON and i've O'Clock In the afternoon
Of that day, nj the south fnont door of
the court hntise. In the city Of Farming
ton, Ia ssla cousfs Uf NJ. Francois ami
state II Missouri and during the session
Of the ciEcsIf court OF saId e0aniy. sell mt
public seadue to the highest hileeF foF
essh. oil tie right. lille, ciaIm, interest
and estate Of the said Isorenso Johnson,
Chsraes 4. Garrett. Henry n. Verne.
August q. stcrck, George w. Tnusig and
theHt Ions building and Loan Associx-
tim ii, IN and 10 the foregoing described
real estate, 80 satisfy raid execution and
eesfs.
JEFF n. HlGliI.Ey,
sheriff OF ~. Francois county.
October 0. ie0a.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

Shecchcs by Hon doe DuukIiu, y
II Marbury snd oihsr,. lion john
l.. bradley viii accompany the county
candidates whenever he can Hnd ltnlc
from hi- district appointments. Other
appointments will De- made imr
By order NJ The Democratic County
Committee.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
On Saturday. November 1, 1902,
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. y. NJ Hastings and G.. ".
Hastings hts wife. by their certain deed ui
trust, dated the iirst day 81 i,ecemiler lsse.
ana recorded In the RecufSier'e once ~ ~
Francois county, Missouri, I'm book s. AZ pnge
vs.. conveyed 10 the undersigned Trustee
the following Described real estate and I'm
prOvefnents thereon, situate, lying and lie.
Ing In the town OF &c. francois. county OF
g Francois and state OF Missouri. TO wit.
EAll 81 lot lsyln bloch =, leased frpn 81. Louis
smelling ifsnninH Co.. and shown ON their
Which said conveyance was made In
trust "a pecure tire payment Of a certain
lrnmigsorY note tn snid deed OF trasi de.
srribed and whereas BY the terms 81 said
deed - uust eaid noto Is past due and rus
uiattH unpaid. nnw. theFnEDSa, IN conform
~ with the provisions ef said deed Of Trust
and at the request OF the ieirni holder vt
said note. ], the undeTeiEned trustee. viii
On Friday, October 81, 1909.
between the hoarr VI piae O'Clock In the
forenoon and I'VE O'Clock III tho afternoon
81 thnf day, al the front uuur ~ the court
house, IN the City Of Farmingtun. IN said
a francots County. Mo-, sell at puhiic
auction to the hfgii.ai hidder for cash ali
the right. title. claim. interest and estate ~
thc said q, M, Hastings ami a.. " Hastings
~ ystfr oil In ana 10 lie above ,iegrTilis-,I
real estate sud improvements therfOn, q
satisfy said note aud IN. costs of executing
JEgF u Hiani.EN, Trustee,
OCtobrF q, Ia1g,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

GOV. DoCKERY will speak
at Bismarck on this Thurs
dow evening at 7 o'clock.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
Speaking by the County
Democratic Candidates.

The candidates of the County Dem.
ocra,ic ticket will mret tho voiers and
discuss local and political is-ucs NJ the
following named places on { he dates
given:
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

state senator Twenty sixth District
JOHN l.. BRADLEY,
COUNTY T1CKET.
Representative
JuskrH nUNkLiA.
Presiding Judge County Court
G. Z, TuLidB'H,
Associate Judge First district
JOHN a. sPnu1l,
Associate Judge Second District
JOHN NJ. woun,
Circuit CLERK and Recorder
J. q. wIi.liAMs
county Clcrk
J a. LAW hENtt.
collector
FHANk RICHARDSON.
Prosecuting Attorney.
q n MARIli m
Treasurer
=. j. HEN-Ltl
Probate judge
} +. 6Ds~ph,
sheriff
n NJ MURPHY
Public Administrator
CHAs. =. WILSON
Coroner
IN, :. l.. EVANS.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
Democratic Ticket.

For supreme Judges
GANoN u. Ht' ItBE~-,
IEUui ~. VALIANT.
JANIS u. fbA.
Judge H. Louis Court OF Appeals
vALIE RESBURN.
Ilnilruad and Warehouse Commissioners
JOHN 4. kNuTT.
Jos 4. KttE,
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public schools
MN B.. CARtuNIItN,
Representative thirteenth District
EDWARD Nblin,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09

Representative Thirteenth District
EDMAHb Nulib,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08

native trees are quickly affected and i'm
| mediately attacked by insect enemies.
This can be readily seen along the edge
of cane fields, where forests have been
cleared and the trees are dying, while
are sound and healthy.
80 much of the government lands
have been leased to the plantations and
ranchmen that they must themselves pro-
tect the forests, upon which their con-
slant supply of water depends. Tie gov
eminent can help in SO far as it is able
to establish forest reserves and encour-
age planters and ranchers to fence in
the slopes.
| THE finest virgin forests seen in our
| trip were those in Haleakela above Ho
namanu on Maui. and the magnificent
forest belt in Olaa district surrounding
Hilo.
81 think there is great need for rang
er both on Maui and Hawaii, where the
forestry rules and regulations should be
strictly enforced. There is a great deal
of land on Hawaii covered with aa aa
and pahoahoe flows which Is being stocG-
ed with TIMBER trees ana Wh1cn is SUI
able for neither agriculture or grazing
purposes. This should be always held as
a forestry reserve
For commercial purposes the forests
of Hawaii are not of very great value,
excepting the koa wood, which makes
fine furniture. There are other fine spe-
cies in Kona, Maui and Hilo, which would
make magnificent furniture; the grain
is fine and the wood very had, bur the
trees are not in sufficient Quantity to be
valuable commercially
Mr.. Griffith visited with Governor Dole
yesterday, and also spent considerable of
the day with Jared Smith and Wray
Taylor. Mr., Griffith will deliver a lecture
on Forestry at the Y NJ c. a. rooms
next Thursday evening at the request of
people interested in the subject.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
PRESERVATION OF FORESTS
CONSERVATION OF WATER
Forester Griffith Gives the Results of His
Tour of Investigation on the
Hawaiian Islands.

should be called to the attention of the
Hawaiian planters and ranchmen is
that they should not allow the cattle
ITO range along the headwaters of the
streams, for by SO doing they succeed
in killing the underground and ferns
and allow the heather grass to form in
seed from reaching the soil and germ
mating.
cit is important also to prevent the
rim from running off too rapidly. The
bitches and fumes carry away only a
certain amount, and the excess is lost
in the ocean, where if the forests are
protected, the water soaks through the
soil as if it were a sponge and goes
off gradually.
1.-The planters should particularly
protect their forests at the headwaters,
otherwise the soil VIII harden in the
sun and the water will run off too rap
idly.
THE whole question as to the for
ests of the islands is the preservation
and conservation of the water supply.
I'm no case did We find virgin forests
in which trees are being destroyed by
beetles and insects, but where the cattle
are allowed to range at the edge of The
forests, thus killing the underground, the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
FOUND OYSTERS
AT WAIKIKI
Building Of a Seawall Discloses
Bed of Bivalves
There.

In building "a seawall at Sans Souci
Contractor Walker yesterday discov-
cred a considerable number of small
oysters. w. N Armstrong secured the
oysters and after studying them. says
they are not the true oyster, or the
same as those that are found in Pu-
get Sound, in the bay of san Francisco
or in the waters of the Atlantic.
Nor are they like the oysters found
in Pearl Harbor," said Mr.. Armstrong.
AT the latter place the shells of the
oysters are extremely thick. owing to
the large quantity OF lime in the water.
These oysters from Waikiki have the
true flavor of the oyster and if cult
waited under proper conditions, would
in time develop into a good edible oys-
ter. Their size at present is smaller
than that of the Puget Sound oyster,
and therefore is of no value for food
II is quite evident when they reach any
considerable size they are DESTROYED by
the fish from the ocean. Their exist
ence at Waikiki is evidence of the fact
that oysters of probably all species,
can thrive along the shores of this ISL
and. if properly protected.
These oysters, like those in Pearl
Harbor, have probably existed from
time immemorial. 1t is quite possible
that the oyster spawn has fioated to
the Waikiki shore from other places on
the island of Oahu and obtained foot
hold there. They have taken root
since the upheaval of the shore by vol
canic action. The time of that action,
however. we can fix definitely
Another theory is that these are the
spawn of some shell oysters George
Lyeurgus kept in submerged bags at
sans Souci seven or eight years ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08

he decided that there should be moth
ing left undone in his effort to gain all
the information possible, which might
in the least be of value to the Presi-
dent. AS he put it yesterday: Il would
be of little service if 1 was unable to
answer every question which might in
volve the standing of various factions
here, and while 1 reserve the right to
have and advance my own opinions on
every subject, 1 should have the facts
as they appear to men of all shades of
opinion at my disposal.
1T is my plan to have many more
interviews with men here, who may
have suggestions or facts to place at
my disposal, and 1 believe there will
be sent to me several letters setting
forth the opinions of the writer's upon
the situation. This will give me
chance to read and digest while on the
steamer and train
Many persons were surprised to find
that such a commission as that given
to Mr.. Carter was made public, and
even now there is much wonder in the
mind of the Senator himself Before
he opened his mail ON Thursday morn
ing he was asked by a reporter for an
evening paper for the contents of a let
ter from the President, which had just
been received at the Postoffice. This
showed him that there had been a leak
and that perhaps enough had been Civ
en- out TO permit of garbling. in case
he did not tell the purport of the mes
sage.