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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-15

Monday this financial institution is.
sued number OF cards showing the con.
dition CT the business up to April 80
The bank ranks as first in importance in
Idaho. The present officers of the bank
are John p. Vollmer, president, Ralston
Vollmer, vice president; F.. w. Eaves
cashier; w. l.. Thompson, assistan,
cashier. Below is the sworn statement
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-15

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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
LlBEgrYyILLr ITEMS.

Mr. G.. +. Moore is on the sick list
this week.
DR. hin and vito arc visiting Dir.
John itill Of this place.
DR. Giiiiiu and aliss Eta Sebastian
OF FiaI River attended church hsre
Sunday.
SIR Edward McCRvcr. who has
been siek 20 long with typhoid fever,
Is 10 critical condition and not OK.
pec,ed TO live.
Wheat threshing is progressing riee.
u around here. Three steamers arc
in hearing distance, aud wheat Is turn.
ing out beyond the farmers expecia.
iiUns.
A refreshing rain IcIl Saturday which
viii help the corn and pastures cut.
Prospects i0r boun,iiui yield Of corn
Ihis fall are very good, and II lnosi
like the old farmer would pull partly oul
Of the hole this year that the dEauth
pulled him into last year.
John Moore aud Homer Presucl
gave an ice cream supper at the resi-.
deucg Of Sir, g. y. Babcr Friday
evening We learn that large mum.
bog Of young and several old people
we've present, aud INDUCED in ealina
ice cream and cake, and In sGcial con
ycrsaiiou until a late hour. Mr., &
N. Baker was awarded itiss priz,
for being the champion Ice cream
eater.
Miss Mcckio Wealherlagtuu wa
buried here Saturday Funeral ser.
vices aefe conducted By Elder r. 81
ITslbgu Of Farmiuston Elder Tai
beat remained over Sunday ans
preached nj the Christian church sun,
day morning and evening His es
Unable wife, who accompanied him
dlj valuable service Ia The Sunday
school and church Uhlie she live,
here, and We were gled 80 see bel
oacc more. Elder Tslberl left a go8,
impression on our people, and all join
10 wishing him unbonnded success It
bis labors for the salvation Of souls
and hope that he may visit us often,
and preach for Us again soon.
July q. FEfIx.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

IL from IL. Bc.ides, there are County
Courts and County Courts, and a.
they are not iniaillble, bad loans hra
sometimes made and the borrowers
securities OF the schools arc the losers,
Secure IS a non negotiable debt oi the
State these funds cannot be lampered
with and loss IA impossible unless tho
State should become bgHkrupt
iu, Il the State public school funds
were appouiunvl out among the conn-
ties, what Is to be done with the State
seminary fund.- Thsi Is still lctt IN
provided for by the Republican plat
form plan.
About The perpo'ualion Of 'an iu-
rrye,t bearing debt" we will have
something TO say later on.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Mrs. Mlco Templetpn tnee Wtiiiamsl was
born January "a, 1872, ana died a. Hcrcu.
anouul, Mo., July &C., 1902 aaej n year,,
am'u'hs nud a days she united with the
Methodist Episcopal church IN Boo Run.
Mo- August. isq, during The paaigrntp ~
HnF Loo Howard. ami was faithful anu
ubediout follower Of CHRIST until her death.
on Juno y, I*q, she was married ~ Mt
Estos T"mpletoa ~ the homo 90 her par
eutg, Mr and Mrs T. Williams IN Doe Run
80. Dor snme months after their marriage
hra. Teinplstuu was ia poor health. but
From THIS saa bad completely recovered nnd
the announcement ~ her sudden death was
shnca 20 an her fficuds.
some m'ntuH nRp Mt. and Mrs Temple
ton moved from p1e Kan ~ iicrculancum,
where Mr.. Tempiotoa has a position tn
the company store. They were happy and
hapnWlin their new home when the uhwal.
CONT ana uninylicd angel ol death came
ana called the wife 81 the homo above.
TIE TgEla!az were bgJgSht Il We Run
aud the funeral services wcru held In the
Methods, church. Trlaay morning a; 10
u'cloca. Thc scripture lesson WAs Rad ana
prayer wis offered by her pastor, RoY H.
! Brewer. ard the funeral sermon was
preached by her former pastor. Roy. W. H.
NeCurmaca ~ Faruinr;on. sta.
Tie services at She cemetery were IN
charge ~ the BebekaH. % which 0rtior the
deceased was on honored member
| The bOFeavwd have the sympathy ola host
0g Friends 10 this aUlctiop NJ.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
The Bonnie .Terre Star i.cs 10

The Bonnie ,Terre Star ri-cs TO e
question Of privilege and remarks
"For the further Instruction OF The
TINS and lot Of other people We
will say that the entire fifteen delegates
from ST. Francois county were
seated by the convention. 1t is
true that by baEtfseed exhibition Of
assinily some of the Pennington part
of the delegation did Try 10 sppear the
'wholc thing. but that Is q Pennington
Characteristic, and lts only effect was
TO swell the vanity d several gentle.
men" Il that intended d a rpdec-
ton on willard RaridIn, M. ". Iiafg,
Hcz Sleelh, Walter Hcnsley aud VI. s.
AuthonyF And. rcally, wasa't Far
miugton the ''whole thing with Tho
exception u the two fractions from
Bonas Tcrres AT the time Judge
Fox named his blanket delegation we
thought he was rather partial TO Far.
mington, and that as be concluded TO
chop up the eoaaty's i've votes into
vulgar fractions. be might have
stretched the blanket little further
and made them deeimals, 80 as 10 take
10 other parts Of the county, OF at least
have shown Flat River as much con-
sideralioa a. 10 did Bonnie Terra by
Riv!ng Il tao fractions.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
Sauiheass rrws.

A Madison county dog was bitten
by = ragllesnske one day last week and
death resulted 10 litocn minutes.
james lIaggins was killed on the
i9,h al Aor0house BY falling between
some cars lie was q brakeman on q
log traiu
Two youg women Of Ripley county
recently killed big rsttlesnakc and
cot off It's rallles, eight In number,
with bat Pla.
A little boy named Frank Galasco
was lying on the bank Of Cave Greek,
Butler county, on tho 9th, when he
slipped and fell iato deep water,
drowning before help could reach him.
Sheriff Mhlugcn Of Wayne county
has used tia lumber Of the soaHoid on
which Sam Brown was hung ut Green
willie last month for chicken coop,
and those who arc afraid Of ghosts will
probably iight shy Of il.
Four Maiden boys were arrested for
Icing concerned 10 several cases Of
petty thieying and were lodged in jail.
On Sunday, The 18Th, they had about
made a hole 10 the fail largo enough 10
crawl through when they were discoy-
cred
Louis Edwardsou Of Scott county
was found dead in his bara on the
18th From the circumstances il ap.
pcarsd that be went hume drunk,
climbed lpto the hay loiI to sleep and
during the night rolled down to the
floor, breaking his neck.
4 Cardwell, Dunklln county. COW
was recently Killed by a falling tree
and the carcass was sold TO butcher
and disposed Of In the regular way.
In consequence he was fined 81 and
costs, amounting to ESQ, for selling
meat not regularly slaughtered.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
Resolutions Of Respect

SIR. Henry schuttlyF, "a member Of tho
Union sunday school ~ Unity school house
wHs bora June p. isAi. and die.i al the home
o. his mother, four ailes southeast at
Huntington, 81 Francois county, NO on
July IN. isss, aaed n years ANA u days.
Whereas. Ia the providence Of tod II
has pleased our Heavenly Father 10 reIa0ve
from cur Sunday school one Of cur most
faithful and consistent members 70 hts
Heavenly hoiag ard while we F5allFo that
our loss ia his FalH. u Is hard for ne to tay
-; = Gods way, iiis Will b. done -" Yet
IN MS wisdom COD knows best; therefore
b. Il
Resolved. That IN hts death our Sunday
school has Loot a regular attendant and as
the misister 50 nttinRly applied u IN TIE
words OF his text, "Ihou slsali be missed
because Thy seat win BE- empty" Ia the
loss u one whom wu have learned to love
while wo bear evidence Of his many vir.
iues--we ARE reminded % the command.
'te 30 also ready 3"
Resolved, Thal we will cherish hts mem.
ory aRd strive t. make ourselves more
worthy 20 meet hiJa TO heaven.
Resolved, THAT we rs q sunday school
VIII extend our heartfelt sympathy 70 hts
mother, brother aEd sisters. and commend
them 10 a loving saviour wHo dosth al.
tainga we'll. ana who aolue can b. their
comtor ana stay IN thia, their hour u deep
bereavement
Resolved Tilat q copy OF these ras1lu
iioas b. read iR the sunday school, a cory
b. scut 20 the cugHty rapars for publication
ana copy L. feat 10 the family,
Peaceful bg thy silent slumusr,
Peaceful "a the grave 50 Sow.
Thou no maro wilt Join cur nasuhoF.
Thou no mote our songs shalt fnoe.
Vet aEaiR wo hope to meet thee
when the day az ltlr Is fol.
Then 10 heaven with Joy to greet thco.
where no farewell tears ure sired
MRS. 4 u. CHANDLER,
AMANDA NANTEE, Com
ittA VI. CLAY,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
PARAt PROPERTY.

~ acres, mineral property. located near
Vale Mines, Price $500 on gas5 terms.
tgl acres In sta tsoneviova county. about
nine miles northeast 81 fArminrtnn. ten
miles from either hannQ Tsrre as gaat liver
gnd one mile from 1uriey MIN, tsOod sIx
room dwelling. frame harm, double loR
stable, ana eFanafy 90 premises Cord
spring o. ACRES N cultivation. hala ace Ia
spOd timbnF, Tsfre liiuu forms south hauu'
aarY line. fruit trees on place. Price
81 10 or VIII trade Tor town property
a.I acres near Mn =. IN sue. Gene.
We've county, ~ miles from s. No. Ry.,
ana eight miles from Pennington. 6 nrTua
IN cultivation Balance Ia timber an can
be cultivated except acres. 4 splendid
hoase, ihree gpod spfings elsteFn celinr,
tom. Price 81 go or wiii trade.
% acres in ste. Geneyievs county. miles
from Pennington ana tusi suuth of Huika
neiHhb9Fho7d. a. acres On cultivation. IS
acres wood timher. tTIcO N,oV. wa sci
or trade
~ acres near Enuo Lirk Good now six
rn0.n house, barn, orchard, well Of house
nnd barn, plenty OF small fruit e. acres
" cultivation ana all under irnca sp,cn.
tlid nefEhti0riluod HHu bGt n minutes walk
Si,tp8.
q acres So miles north OF Pennington.
fsu,tIresss racc 81 900,
~ tcrcs miles south u Pennington on
ffsdefitktawu fuaH. ~ ncrps IN cuItipa
uun. god foem house, haTu und gFuaeTy,
i'tico 81 80.
II yOn want TO sell or trade, GENE
and liss your property With us.
PtPKIN 4 sWINK.
oaieo over St. Francois County Bsnk.
PHONE 30. 81.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
7uE nSTAR" 4 BIT caPTl0uS.

The Bonue TeFre Star, with char
nc;ciislic rcdheadcdness, Jumps all
over luE TINES for saying that three
on, Of toe Eve delegates selected 10
cast the vote Of this county at the /
Springfield Convention voted against
the Endorsement u the Kansas City
platform and iRguiiing who they were.
Il dcuics the charge, aud says all i've
Of tho votes were cast "i1r tho Bah
Kansas Cigy platform fe-olalion.
As We dilnt sc, our Information from
q dying Republican newspaper man,
but from Democrats 10 attendance
upon The convention, We supposed It
was reliable. II 10 was MT, we arc
pleased 70 learn that cur iniylmanls
were mistaken or misiuiurmcd.
Again, the Star ssys, III the dele
cation had voted against the Kansas
City platform resolution, THE Tnirs
s1n|d have had very lhs!c lick. since
II virtually rcPudiated tho Kausas City
platform In an article q yard long last
week. Our worthy contemporary
reads English with little comprehension
II Il couErues our article IN that light.
II II viii turn 10 our editorial aud re-
read 1t carefully, II will hnd thsi u
means the very opposite Of the con
s,ruc;ion which il places upon Il; that
the men who IN 1896 aud 1900 sacti-
feed every principle Of democracy i0r
gold dollar cannot be accepted as
leaders and eEpoucnts Of democratic
| principles.
That "sixtecu to one" cannot be
made vital issue In this campaign.
except, as we sal |, in measuring men
who would lead in party councils aud
direct ils policy, ought to be clear
70 every one, in view Of The present
status Of tho money question the
designs Of the Money Trust to make
the lega'.teader standard silver dollar
mere token money, Tedeemablc 10
gold, to retire tho greenbacks aud to
make non.legal-lender national bank
notes, based on tho assets Of The bank,
the only paper money. That l. tho
money issue that DOW cuafronts the
country; not ''sixtccn 10 ONE The
ratio Is already accepted, settled BY
the coinage laws Of our country, every
silver dollar coined being on that ratio,
and sixteen to one will continue 70 be
the ratio 10 this county Il bimctallism
IL ever sg4in 81 obtain. Whist we
have 10 do now Is TO retain what little
OF the principle Of binietallism we have
left Us in this country and try to pre-
vent It's utter destruction. which Il
contemplated by such measures a. the
Fowler bill, until the time Is opportuue
or ripe for making q successful fight.
Free coinage Of gold and silver nj The
ratio of iG TO remains tenet or
policy of the Democratic party, but
nothing is to be gained by making it
vital or paramount issue nj this time
hence, as VIC said, Il Is dead issue
not dead principle, for principles
do not die--so far as the present cam
paign is concerned % that Of 1904.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
T. 7. DALTON. ". A KENNEL,
DALTON 8
KENNEDY,
Real Estate Agents,
.arnAa u.r.a....r.r -.
FARMNGfToN, MO.

Hyaa want 10 srH or buy call az cur
Office up stars in The old Dalton Il
Marks Store BGiidi1g Ne here mime
Ew choirc large farms. but have q
uunIher of smaller ones 10 dispose Of
~ acres-2s9 acres m cultivation. tnclua
iHE y acres ia mEadow and q acres IN pas
taFp -rUfnatudar good timtYgr 1hree good
springs, plenty u stock water, small ~.
cAaTd srDuH housH, barn igxln0 feet ~.
iailaa frUm school ana church. Price ssd
per acre.
go acrss-Tel IN cultivation. % acres line
timhcr, Groom house. large harm, two fine
orchards, good vel aud CistrFns; Iienfy
Gf st0bk water IN every aeid miles from
iatRiyer mines rliee So peT acre.
on ncres--la0 Ia Caifivatgon s room house
barn aSxla, also small taFn and grahafy /,
smoke house. chlcaeMfSnuge. wood house
tennnt house. all IN Kong state Of caltisn
Eson, SO per acre.
as0 acres, or two tarsus-~tes acres ih eui.
ttyatlon, s-rsnu house with porchss. well
at house aud tsyo springs on farm, haFn sex
az feet with Sheds 0f ~ aud III feet barn
y feet high. Pgsea Is a1. or win alride III !.
10 tao farms and sell reasonably. Terms
easy
Come and sec as and we will be
sure to show you something you will
like Il you want farm or toNn prop
Ierly.
DALTON & KEENDEY.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Bisckhcads, f'imples, greasy faces
and muddy eomflexiona, which are %
ncanmun among women. especially
glris at certain age, destroying
hsaniy, dishguring aBd making rnpuI-
Size features which waaid Otherwise
appsat attractive and sstueAs isssliaase
that The llsaf u oas II nrdsr. Al uu-
eassaeal dase VI Ilaahias will cleanse
llsa bowels tegalaaa lhe llsur aed No
establish clear. haaishy rpmplexluas
Doc ii City Drug Blnn.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
The Perfect Liver aledieiae

Mrs. II. A. Jollsy, Noble, o. r 4,
writes: al have used hcrbine for a
number @! years, and can cheortulIy
FeccOmend Il as the most perfect liver
medicine, and the greatest blood pur-
iIieE. II Is medicine Of positive
msrit, and fully aolomplishes all that
Is claimed lor it, Malaria cannot
find Judgment 10 The system while
the liver Is in perfect order, for one Of
Its functions Il TO prevent tho ahsoTp.
tion Of fever prodaciug poisoaA. Her
blne il most efficient liver regulator.
soc At City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

II. Z. kumPe, Druggist, leighton,
Ala, writes: "one o. my customers
had child, which was sick, and
threw up all food, could retain nothing
on its stomach. lie bongh, one bottle
Of Whites Cream vermIiage, and It
brought MP li9 worms from the child.
It's the boss worm medicine In the
world" Whites Cream Ycrmifuge
Is also the ohildren's tonic. II i'm.
proves their digestion and assimilation
Of food, strengthens their nervous sys-
tenn and restores thrm 10 the health.
sigor aud elasticity Of spirits natural
to childhood. csc a, City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
OBITUARY.

3etkie larina weathorinRson was born
April {. ls'n, aud eied Jaiy ~. 100 For
many ycaCs She lived at t,iber,yviilc, the
.l.Aec % her nirth, but about lour ytais aHa
aheeaTae with her Widuwd mother 20 i've tn
Pennington. DutiaR the FAST two years flis
deceased was s. patient sufferer ~ this
time she was resigned 20 Goi's wiii. and
when the time came for her 10 dc sho
said she wus ready % 50 and the lori was
waiting TO receive her. This ls great con
sola'ion 70 the bcrpavsd~famlly, The "a.
neral ana burial services were BY Eldrr Il
n. raihert Al IibgF;yyille, saturday July
18TH.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
Democratic Ticket.

Representative Thirtcrnth District
EDWARD RuBh,
stnto senator Twenty sixth District
JunS L.. BRADLEY.
COUNTY TICKEr.
Representative
JOSEPH puNKEIN
Presiding judge C1unty Cpuri
G. I TulfuCI
Associate judge Firn District
joins \ sr1.u1T.
Associate Judge Second plslrir'
joins ". Nuup
Urcu, C!crE nud Recorder
J. G.. WILLIAMS,
Couniy clerk
JA. LAWEEyCE
Collector
TRASK GlyHN,p-nS
Trusccu'luy N'iarucy
i. n. MArEl EN
treasure
J.IlENsIII
Probate Judge
90. DU.suM
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

A school housc in stoddard county.
near Bloomfield, was destroyed by Ere
on the night Of the l3sh. Six years
ago house On the aarae spot was
burned because some If the patrana
did not llse tho teachers employed.
and Il j. suppoged this ems was de-
str0yed for the same eaass.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

Notice f. hafsigy given that letters OF nd
mintgfraftuu were granted to the under.
signed by tha Fruuafa ConFf ~ ST. Francois
county Missouri, dated the nth tiay ul
June. issz. on tins estate OF
$. q. aERgos. Deceased.
81 persons having claims against said
estate are required 70 exhibit Them 10 tbs
undersigned AdnsfnistrafTtx for allowances
within one ysar from the siatr Of said lai
iefe or they may ha pFscludrd Frnm ans
baHaftt uf sHin estate, ami II mot exhibited
within f~O years from the date OF kafd
letters thuT wist be fnFs*er harTed.
ELLA n. EWEnaOS,
JHiy 81, ts5z. Administering
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Now that the electric road is
being built and the city water
works are assured, one can
make no mistake in investing
in good real estate in aud
around Pennington. To as
sist probable purchasers VIC
submit a few o. the properties
we have for sale:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Some Of COR Republican aophisss arc
asking, ssIt shs State school fund car
tificaEea 81 indebtedness arathe sasae m
State honda, why were saey substituted
sliasetogf~ To make the faada secure
II a=a negotiable, nen-lFaasfsrtAhle
secu;itiss. - taaa ahey cesssa ast ba
tanaFoFsd with aud 70 remove vi risk
.of lhcif buing stolen. They coaid NOT
be disposed 81 o. bs Ut any psa In oshoFi
banda than tho state.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Miss Laura Ashley Of Charleston
was drowned Ia o lake while she was
out fishing on tho 18th She fell out
uf skin aud sank before help reached
her.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
Stoves! Stoves!

We placed order for Fall Delivery for twelve
thousand pounds which secured Us a minimum advance
although others are obliged to pay the mauaiactur-
ers increase OF from fifteen per cent to twenty-five
per nent. We are mol giving cook stoves away, bat
make following cemPariaoa, based on present
kst values
l6-inch oyen deep hearth with ash pan, woEth si4.
DIG STORE SPECIAL .......sii 98
iS.inch oven, swing hearlh no ash pan, worth I6 80
BIG STORE SPECIAL. IS ~
20inch oven, sming hrarfh no ash pan, wofih is so
BIG STORE EXTRA SPECIAL . IL gs
s0iarh evsn, deep full dfsw-out hearth With ash
pan, duplex CRATE far either coal or wood, pouch
iced, the bcat S22 so yalee the market,
BIG STORE SPECIAL. sI5 %
All tho above stores are modern. ng-tc-dale
square aven, lalsat paiieru ssHe stoves, cemeu.od
oFcn top fire backs, guaranteed Is years. and all
excepting the Fst one mentioned are provided with
1uied bottom osen Plates. Aeompiete line Of STEEL
and CAST IRON RANGES.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
Farm for Sale.

nice lttliu farm of 20 acrus-l6 aerea In
cultivation, ON Doe ftun stream, SIX mtIra
south Of fafminEtUn. six-uIom hHnau.
plenty 81 stable ROM ant other buildings .
d nice ynunR orchard OF more than 10 lpsars
tns trees q good well in 30 feet Of kitrbeu
annF. Is one fourth ultth fruul afshuoJ slatla.t
one miio from terminus Of NJ. e. 4 ut.
Hallway and In the midst ~ HpieHdld Atnek
range, Call on OF write =. v ROBINSON,
B"llcYtnWs Mu.s or \. HpRiNs4sN Flat
River, Mo., for further particular
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
one 2'room dwelling IN Esther At snl.

Two 3ro1m dwelling, IN the town o.
Esther, az $50 each. Frrms oafy
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
In Jewelry
Laccs, Embroideries:
Ribbons! Ribbons!

Indisputably, and ac-
knowledgcd by the discrimi-
mating and most fastidious
purchaser, our line Of rib
bons Is the best. We have
them in the Satin, Satin
TaiIeta, and velvet. We are
agents for a special line of
Taffeta ribbons which are Of
fered at very low prices.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
CITY PROPERTY.

b. 90 acres % rarfino rlad, ucar Asyium.
For sale ur trade
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

One Groom house with an acre Of land In
Pennington. near Elrwn9d Seminary.
Price 81 30.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

We wish to call attention "a TIE re-
cent plating offhc Fair Grounds trace
sa,}ef ihr RaHsc Of GeEaosa s4sTL.
Lots are 100 heff front ~ nearly 200
hcf deep CAT and sec rs or Lang 81
fro. fDr prices.
We als0 have five lots IN College Id
ditiDn f1g sale
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

one 6.ru1m h8use and lot near public
school % norm ward Good cellar qua
barn Price 81 ,0ag.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

EAn s'tuOm, . Eiury fcuse. half acre of
ground, hafugiful shade trees Have Ad-
dilion 20 fDfmlEWi9u. price 81 .sgu.
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Novelties and Notions

Collars in iace-turnovers
and sailors--Scarfs, Belts,
Chatelains, Wrist Bags,
Veilings, Gloves, Mitts aud
Chiffon Collarcttes-all at
BIG REDUCTIONS.
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ono ncw room frame dwelling IN nurKs
addition, Price 81 no.
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PARASOLS.

Three dozen Ladies' and
Fancy Parasols
at following Reductions:
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stnte senator Twenty sixth district
JunS l.. BRADLEY.