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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
RETROSPECTIVE.
Twcniy Years Ago rhls Week


Dri.assus Was the breakfast station
Of :ae 9;40 train on the Belmont
branch going north,
Hon. Phil 4. Peers Of Dickinson,
Texas, was here visiting his mother
aud other relatives.
Judge S. 5. Smila was in 81. Louis
replenishing bis stock Of goods.
o.. NJ, Perkins was rendered aud
accepted the chair Of professor Of
Latin and mathematics 10 the Fat.
mouth (Ind. Academy.
George Ctump. brother Of Mrs a.
Eelcrnaz, was killed al St. Joe Lad
Mines BY being struck with a rock
from blast.
Prof jules Rudy visited Chestnut
Ridge relatives aud iIienis.
4 lathe bed weighing ten thousand
pounds was cast ut the lion Mountain
furnace. A. j. sypher and August
TrauorEicht superintendent the job.
Il i' recorded that slew probably
remember a warmer or pIcasartcr
winter than this has been"
Mrs. Elizabeth Schultz Weber, wife
Of Judge John A. Weber. died DC.
cember 2S, 1881.
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Trustees Sale.

whereas " 4. Browning. by his certain
deed OF trust, dated the twelfth day Of pa-
the iiecarder's oelcc OF -. Fmnciis county
Missouri, ~ book 81 81 page sis. conveyed
10 tbs undersigned trustee ths following
described zeal estate ana improvements
county u 81. Sruncois ana state a. Mis-.
souri. town.
one hundred ana ninety vc ana seventy
six hundFedths lia5 30 acres, northeast
qanrt0r, section thrrr 81, township thirty
six 1907 ranEe four tll east; thirty two and
twenty four hundrcdths l1 ~ acres,
northeast quarter iut two ~. northwest
quarter section three q township .hirty
SIX lsGl, range s'Hur iil east; ten ti0i ceres
part OF lot one IA, northwest quarter sec.
lion three tal. township thirts-s.. ss.s
I Fsugr rour % east. situate IN northeast
corner Of said lot; eighty tsU acres. east
haiti southwest quarter. section three az 4,
township thi?iy.six tz8l, range four "a
sasi fSTtY go sSsss, -sstieaH quarter OF
township thirty seven iz7l large four AZ
east, aggFegatlEg three huFdrcd and fity
eight lssA) acres
Whirh said conveyance was made ia
trust 20 earHrp the payment 81 a certain
pruniissory note In said Used of trust de
Reribed and whereas BY the terms OF said
deed said note Is now past due and remains
unpaid, now therefore. ,n accordance
with the pr0visionF OF aald deed uf trust
and al the reguest % the lcgnt holder Of
said notes. VIII, on
Monday, February 3, 1901,
bc;W"s: ;!;6 hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon nnd i've u'cluck ~ tho afternoon
~ that day. az tbs south font door Of the
Court House Ia the rify ~ farminEiDn, Ia
said county Of ~. FRANCOIS and state Of Mis.
souri,, sell At public uEctipn, for casn "a
hand, the foregoing described ruai estate
uDd improvements thereon for the purpose
Of satisfying said note and the costs Of OK.
ccufinB this trust
JERE :. GOSEuM.
Jan. 2, 1871. Trustee.
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CHURCHES. -

rEHARTTIpiAK- Rev. ). i.ESiIE hisEoETn
Fussar--F Preaching sunday morning and eve
uing, sunaey school al go a. M, WIN. N.
HARLAN. superintendent. iTnIer meeting
wednesday evening.
piKrmoDisT EPISCOPAL. sorru--Rev. W. J,
ItEva, f-aktar 3D. Preaching every sunday
ulornlng and evening" sunday Gc0ol at y.
m, MEHiLL rIrKtS. supt. rrayeI
mes,ia ayery "wednesday evening.
NETnoplst Ermc0FAf,-lioy. }. J. Martin.
Faatns! preaching every sunday sssS-z.Hs
and evening, sunday school ut .. 80 u. m,
Dlh. KHAN. supf Prayer meeting evciy
"Wednesday evening.
BarrIsr - Rev'd J. %. WATSON. pastf 7
preaching second ana fourth sundays each
Ebnm. morning anu evening. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. sun
. pay school NO a. NJ, Mrs, Josie Mason,
superintendent.
CHRISTIAN CHrRt ti---Eid. 4. M. TALnKBI,
pastor. Preaching every sunday ~ ii;ea
q. IA. nAd " y, m. sunday school 7Fcry
sunfuy at SO IN. II, 4. SWISH. super
intcndent. Y.P.sC. 4. every sunday owe
nng at O'Clock. Midwoek prayer meet.
ing Wednesday rvcvenlnE at so'clork.
:.UruEHax.-lev. \. l.. RonLFINo. pastor
Prcacuir every sunday morning except the
fourth. cutechisnI after church.
CAfm0itr-Rrv Father TooAET. resident
priest Mass every sunday except irst at 10
U'clUcE; catrchilm same days at AN.
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rlaTriags Licenses.

Marriage LICENSES were !s=:e:i ;;a aa
pas, week es follows
Dec. gath, Brown HuIsey aud Miss
Stella Laws Of Huntington.
Path, W. J, Hahn OF Flat River
and Miss Nora lIAsIotd Of Frederick
town.
24th. John Mcdaniel and Miss Car-
RE liar: OF Elyias.
gath, q. X. Richardson OF Bonas
Terre and Miss Matte G. Soudan Of
French Village married on 26th by
Sgnire j. ID. Postoa.
Gath. Ulysses Karsch Of Mine La
Motto aud Miss Mollie Belkeu Of Lib
oryville; married same dry by Judge
Jere S Uossom.
S0th, VIM. Smith and Miss Maggie
Huison Of Flat River.
59th, Frank Alexander and Miss
Susie Barron OF Pennington; mar
rled same day by cider H. II. Talbsri.
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Stray Notice

sirayed from the range, three steers
and ono better. YeSslings are marked
with smooth crop off right and under.
biz in left ear; one two.yoar-old Is
marked with smooth crop Of left ans
split In sight ear. All labeled 10 lower
part Of leil car. Any information
leading IL their recovery will be I'D.
Grady rewarded. Address,
BuHL G. PORTER,
Harrington, Aio.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Mrs. w. u. Maxim OF Irondale Is
here with her mother, Mrs. NJ. J, Nc
Cormlck, mill MIR Maxim can COM
plete his home on The Allen farm, one
mile south Of tewn, bought by him
last fall.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Mr.. j. J.. Mitchell left last Satur-
day for Deming, New Mexico, to seek
relief from bronchial trouble, aud will
remain uut West some time !: the ell
ma,J agrees with him. HE family
viii remain here unless he determines
10 locate out there.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
Martin, your beat photographer.
California ligs at q Bannon & Shear.

Martin, your best photographer.
California igs at O'Bannon & Shear
0ck's
The Kindergarten will reopen neg
Monday.
Krau, AT Hlcin's Uy the gallon, ball
.sricl aud barrel.
Very choice strained hoacy al o Ban.
non & ShcarluUk's
Frank Thompson Of Frederiekrown
WAS IN town BIS week.
Choice line of cvaporatsd aud dried
fruits at Klein Grucet Co.
MrG. Eliza Pearson Of East St. Louis
d visiting ATS. Henry Welly.
For the best meats 60 TO Aulsen &
AIbuugh's City Meat Market.
Prof. JOHN c. Ei.cnbcrg Of War.
rcnIcn was in Town last week.
Pancake Guur and maplr suryp. the
e best, at O'Baenon Il sheurlock's.
You will find Martin is tho Peoples
Best Photographer. Phone Ia.
Born, December IS. 1901, to the
wife OF W. X. Tc,ley, n daughter.
Buckwheat and pancake flour aud
maple syrup at Klein Grocer Co :.
Mr. George Praltc Of Bonnc Terrc
was In town on business last Saturday
For clolbins., underwear, shoes. hats
and caps, see Mccormick, Sprplt + Co.
The largest ard best liuc Of candies
Ia town at O'Baunon q Sheatlock g.
boy yoal gror@fies Of o'Bannon q
ShearIuck. They carry a complete
line.
Mrs. Neyerpetcr Of st. Louis was
the guest Of Mrs. John kiSletg last
week.
Elder H.. N. Talbeft End hiS bro.
Their, Shirt, spopt last Thursday IN 81
Loris.
Alr. Cyrus Deui, cue Of Bismarck g
substantial citizens, was IN Town last
Friday.
For feed. potatoes, apples and all
kinds OF produce 60 TO Mccormick,
Spro,t 4 &c.
Elmo Mason aud Chas Mccarthy
spent several days Tho past week 10
bismarck,
CurrauIA. seodless fslsius. cltron.
orange sud lemon peols at Klein Gro
csr compaey's.
A. s. Russell Of Charlottesville vie.
tied his so,hsr, Mrs, h. g. Russell,
the past week.
Uaa Chaae a SanboEn's seal and
Special cefsses- For saIe only BIZ The
kleia Groccr Co.
Miss Aiinnie HcmHasle Of ST. ssopia
hos bees the guest or Kilss Alma Mar
kert lRS DIS week.
Yeah aah every Thulsday Al Ant-
sen q Alsaagas lmsA1 masksts appe
sIls the Court House.
nr. ard nrs J. q. Tsilsy II Esss
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Il. T.. Ilipohey, who has a photo
graph studio In Fsrmiaglon, has ac-
ccpied position With tic Woodward
& T!eTnan Printing Company Of 1t.
Louis aud will remove 10 that ely
DeSUto Press.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Fred Emerson brooks, tho Local
Entertainriens Coursa urnlber for
JanuaFy orb, win make you laugh and
cry 10 spite u yous.uif Don't Calf 10
I'bess him,
about thirty couples danced til ihe
r==:s morning II ihs Opera House laAs
Measaay night. 70 the music Of ths
t3otaA Tsrse orchestra. Qsiae de-
Iightful time Il reported.
I've hsye Ind "a .nssaense holiday
,raila aud are will:n2 10 ssli gne.is zss
sis, Bsxs 80 days without any prsfG n
order 70 gxt Fnad5 sor new goods.
The Eair, Farpainrton, Ma. u
@--g----4-
hiss Kei.is Iiast.nx, VIVA has beets
Visiting fgleaas ard relatives a Elksss
Itau sud ChsriustgB. Fssasned lsssas
noaaa3. accompanied hy hnr Egsessa
Ma lssilsu Annssgsis 81 sisesou,
q & $ sAs1z,.s j..-.t ~ q ~
Mrs s5sss ri. iissrlesx sas<sssiaes ~
Needy ssiab asaaaa afseraset M
|Ebx saxs6 sses& 1n}uysf EhsIlgsss
pin. Z ths tlesss hsissx sziaxS s.
|ssel<s u III - ma askfsax lIpez.
Ttr siayss II III 4
ksIzsg x61fr3i4 ab5uS 4 81: bs 8
a4s<l u q II i fk4< III - &saf<z
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
HarmjRgtoR Times
THURSDAY, jan. ,, 1909
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COURTS

CiRcuu Count. d. Fox, Judgs-seeonc
Mondays day ana November.
CouSvrECOuur-FiTstA Mondays In KsDrua.
ry, Nay. august and November.
PKou1rE COUET-SSeond Mondays In jan
carr. April. July and October.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Sir. T. J, Covlagton Of Flat River
made fuE TIAKs a friendly call lssl
Saturday.
! Misses Carrie and Mary Ware Of
ST. Louis are tue guess Of Iss. G. W.
Williams,
viii Brueit, Who bar been in the
West for over a year, Is at home Wis.
iting relatives.
Cheap. chePp--tbal is the way we
viii sslI goods for the next 90 days
The Fax, ParmlngtOn, Mo.
| Mrs. W. II. Rollger s spending a
couple of weeks With her mother, Mrs.
s. G, vansi0klc, At DeSoto.
Drs. F,abk /. Keith aud Chas q.
Fleming have entered into paIia, fship
for the practice Of medicine.
Moore RAW, who Is prac.icing law
at Charleston, caHle up QUE day last
wecs on a visit TO home folks,
-----.-----
Nlss N. Leah Omer, who has been
thinning for Gosset's, departed Mon
/ day fOr her hons 81 Warner, No.
We are headquarters for groceries
and provisions, line eoifre, teas aud
spiess..-MoCormick, sproil & Co.
Mr. c. A. Dultcrlield and fnuil,
from Joplin, Mo-, spent the holiday
season with biz fathers family heie.
Mrs. N. d. Vail and liitlo son,
Aarroll, OF Poplar Bluff. are here on
Eisit to her mother, nrs. l. c. BarrolI
Mont Highley. -.sAs sss ivesicd Of
Oklahoma Guy tor tho practice OF law,
returned home last week for The boil.
days.
Go 10 jones for pictures. the incest
Christmas present you can buy Come
aud sec them; costs you nothing TO
look.
Mr. +. j. Weber was In 81. Louis
last week and made his settlement as
receiver Of the StEarccke bankrupt
estate.
Miss Jennie Kennedy and Miss May
Harlan have returned from a visit oi
several WeeLs with relatives a, Fort
Smith, Ark.
have Just received q i.e lot Of
picture glass, aud am prepared 10
frame yovs pictures cheaper lhaa s,sr.
-GeOrge " Jones.
Edwin Carter, who recently rccoy.
cred from severe spell Of typhoid
fever, spent the holidays With his
fathers family.
All roads lead to London SO an
roads In st Francois county lead 30
fhe Fair, where you ESQ buy every
thing at half price.
Fred Emerson brooks, the California
poet humoFisi, il an attraction "worih
while" Don't fail TO hear him At the
Opera House Monday night.
VIII THyIer, who Il attending Cor.
neil University >, lthiOI. N. y, came
down from st. louis tast week to
spend Christmas with relatives,
Mr. George ], Colo came home
FROM Oregon 10 spend ths holidays
with his family. Mira. Cole will prob.
ably re,arn with hin TO Portland,
LIsTEs FOR INT HELL and baye
your laundry ready. Wagon will call
for laundry on Monday mornings, go |
please have Il ready to avoid delay.
Closing QUIT That Is shat we 10
tend doing. with the balance Of OUT
stock, u big reductions In prices will
do 1.-THE Fair, Pennington, Mo.
llessrs. A. r. Nixon and r. S. Cole
went to IrcndaIe the latter part Of las,
week TO accept the new bank building
recently completed 10 that town by !
nr. e. r. l.uomis.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
Resolutions Of Sympathy.
FARNiySToN CAMP
No. 2siT, NJ. W. A
FkRMIguToE. No

FARMisoTox, Mo.
Whereas, Il has pleased Almighty
God 10 bis lniluito wisdom TO remove
from our midst 1he hei0vsd wifs Of oui
ustshbof. John W. Mccarthy, there
fore, be IL
Resolved, That we, the members
OF Huntington Camp 26I7 N. W. A.,
extend our heartfelt sympathy to out
bcreaved neighbor and family, and be
Is iar'her resolved lint a copy ut ihess
resolutions he entered on tho minutes
Of thIs Camp, copy published 10 the
local papers and copy transmiltedSto
Tho relatives Of the dcceased.
s. X. FAuGH. 4
A II, s=scKSkx, Con.
J. g. PEFiS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

The revival OF county fair Is being
earnestly considered by few OF onr
enlsrprising lire stock breeders, farm
ers aud business men. After num.
Der Of successive failures OF tbs cid
fair ASSOCIATION TO keep op 40 ihterrs,
10 10 annual fairs, lis grounds we're
sualiy sold at public sale. With i,s
failures siIli fresh IN The minds OF tho
people, The promoters Of the unter-
prise realize that they will meet VITA
considerable encouragement of a pesss
imissie character, but they believe that
q good county iais properly conducted
eau be made TO go. Certainty q
county With the wealth aud diversified
resources Of IS. francois ought 20
ssaiaiaIH sRd support n good fair. and
70 would ike 10 see the enterprise
pushed 10 q sucpsssSal son6iuslon.
tass how Enach real determination Ii
back &c The ls:k We do not kaew, but
Vi viz tEy 10 keep ths readers oE .flE
4ssssf aasised 4 spy pfacslsa' ddecl-
o}sr,uEsA resuE from
V
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Will Brueit, who bar been In the
West for over a year, Is at home Wis.
iting relatives.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Misses Carrie and MARY Ware Of
ST. Louis are the guess Of Ass. G. W.
Williams,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

'cr Mrliiu&fon ...,.,..- 4 n w
Fen Nasfvii ~. .,..s. -
ARfES D0as1ari .....s......4 t,fef
IN cksrlsAL Part OF T-NwN
Henry and ban tiiessiag. !. 70 Tosms Is. spi
Mrs. Hnnt Acknowledgement. - 800
or. y Y. Bfanasa .......3. u - 500
ErsfsEss HoUsEs.
Itltser Rrosa two-story urick 81 800
9. Z klckas . 500
Dr. y. ~. Robinson {" ." 2,mo
rsiley Klein lumber Co. ..............t.l 5a
Halle &hartin. livery stable ,.,-. 81. 80
~ eourso osvrscIicn
arand Loader Nero. Co., two story "a, 0O
s.. ). Davis, two story .ago
CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS.
Public school building ......... ...... - coo
Christian Uhnrcn ..s..,...s."s.,......., a.W0
Southern nsthstist Church ...,..... 7 900
Eiinwood seminary Improvements &c. s.ogQ
IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDITIONS.
Residences:
J. a. Lawrence ... .......... rooms so1
I. III. olOver..,.......,,...,.. $40
ars V1nway. ,.,.,.,........, re
Af4 i'-ek.. ..........,......, " 20
j. p. Lee o.. ..,...s......... 80 t,WC
Or. Chas, r. Fleming ....... 600
Thos. Lang ..,............,.., " 20
Mr.. Emm9 H08Wcii ...s.... SOC
sam Tetloy ... ..,,........... . 100
Miss Rate Oranden Do. .... " tOo
aam Meyers ................7 20
Harry Dohhins. so
j. A.. Morris bath room ana uorches 10
nusineIs houses,
cole & NIXON tunanishcgl ........... 1850
iScanan a Co. tuhhnishstlJ ......... 80
j.. ". karsch Shoe Co.. ,............ 81
rcTfy MsCormlck ..................... 500
schmlet's Barber saop ana fixtures 20
DR. Geo. " williams ..........-. as
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Mr. T. J, Covlagton Of Flat River
made THE TIAEs friendly call last
Saturday.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02
MONEY TO LoAN

On good real estate security on short
notice No commission charged
CLAY, Buck q FILMING.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Cheap, chePp---ttat is the way We
will ssll goods for the next 90 days
The Fai,, PsrmlngtUn, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Mis- Irene Nixon entertained a uum-
Der ot her young friends tuesday even
Ing with New Years party, the
priaolpal feature of which was "mys-
terry lunch" Those present were
Misses Florence Swink, Rita Bauman,
Gertrude Mccormick, Florence Nc
Cormiek, Florence Laurence, Robbie
Pipkip, Louise liuB, Auna Alsworth
sud SUSIE Leather, Mcssrs. Fielding
Mccormick, T.. V. Conway, Mauric
Keller, Ernest Blue, Elmo Mason,
shIrl Taiberl, Milton Spaagh, Alex
Wilson, Merriicld Huff and John 4.
Mccormick.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Mrs. W. II. Rouger Is spending a
couple Of weeks With her mother, Mrs.
s. G., YAnsiCklc, NJ DeSotO.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

llessrs. A. r. Nixon and r. S. Cole
went to IrcndaIe the latter part Of las,
week to accept the new bank building
recently completed 10 that town by
Mr.. G. X. LOOMS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

DIs. Frank l.. Keith aud Chas y.
Fleming have entered into paIiae fship
for the practice OF medicine.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Tho United States Civil Service
| Commission will hold examinations at
several places IN each State during
March aud April, to secure Young men
and women for the government set
vice. 9,Ssg persons secured positions
list yeaf through these examinations.
Probably 10, 600 appointments will be
made t!is year. AT appointments are
TOR life and for most positions only q
common school etucallun Is required
Salaries Al appointment vary isom COCO
10 $1,000 a year with liberal promo.
lions afterwards Politics Is not con
sidored. This affords good oppor-
tunity tOr people between 16 and 40
yeats II age. Those desiring places
Of this kind can get full Information
about them, free, by wiling 10 the
Columbian Correspondence college,
Washington, y. C., and asking for lis
Civil Service catalogue number three
We understand that There has bccu
good deal VI suffering among the
inmates Of the County Poor FERN since
the recent cold spell set 10, resulting
In much sickness aud three deaths last
week from pneumonia. We are also
told that during lie December biz.
gard with lis zero weather, the Inmates
were poosly supplied With iirewood,
which was freshly ieiird sad green,
and that q feeble. miHded woman
helped TO procure IT, such facts are
n serious reflection upon The superin.
lendcnt 10 charge. Humanity de-
mands that. these poor aud iriendless
charges of the county b. deecuily and
comfortably provided for. The Coun-
~ Court should inquire iulO lbis mat
ter and see that the superintendent
makes proper provision lor the care
aud comfort of the inmates,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Frank Alexander and Miss Susie
Barron, both we'll known young poo.
pie of Pennington, were maSic6 At
The Christian church Monday night,
Dec. 80, Elder T. NJ. 'TaIbert ofiici.
ciatiug. They will make their home
in Pennington, and THE TINS pins
their many friends Ia congratulations.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Moore RAW, who Is prac!icing law
at Charleston, cauie up oue day last
wcca on a visit to home folks.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Mr.. Robert /. Cochran, represent.
ing the Michigan brass s. Iron Works
Of Detroit. WAS here spending the holt.
DAYS ~itb relatives, aud incidentally
talked fire hyIran!s and valves TO the
Board Of Aldermen Tor our wstctworks
Air Cochran represents one Of tho
best 1rms In the country ia this lius
OF goods.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Closing QUIT That IL shat we 10
tend doing with the balance Of our
stock, 70 big reductions In prices will
do 1.-THE Fair, Pennington, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02

Miss N. Leah Omer, who has been
thinning for Gosset's, departed Mon
day for her hons 81 Warner, No.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-02


Mr.. Bert J. Clay and Mlss Annie
aioon Of Deslugs were married. Chris.
mas day by Rev A. Ruoker at Ills res.
.idenee IN Farniiugiop Ouly Il few
Of their relatives were present. and Inn
medIalcly after the ceremony be Young
couple went to Liberiy7ille 10 spend
The holidays With Air. Clay's father.
There will be IaiDn services nj the
Christian chu,oh next SUNDAY evening
At I.s0 O'Clock In the interest OF the
ST. Francois County Auxiliary Bible
Society. Rev. ileys Of the Southern
Methodist Church viii deliver the dis.
course. A collection will be taken for
The general fund at the Rlhls Society.
Everybody Il Invited 10 attend.
-
The News, 10 speaking Of the APP
pOintmeut Of the trustee OF the staar-
ecke bankrupt estate last week, said
that "Archie Arsoid, Jew, was APP
pointed. The trustee appointed Is
Archie Anderson, with the Carleton
Dry Goods Company, and Is not a
-Faw; bat II he we're, thai would DO,
deiract from bis good business ST. d.
ing.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-30

Ggioa Sernbane't;nnarne b IT fin
Siitorie. % Sen Io0er 'ig en6og.
ioa forfeIge tilbage til Mioten al Get
ipttenOe Iarbunorebe. s aaret 1850
bleO ferite Gang / ct engeIif 8ierQ.
pGrf enfeIte 9eIe al 5, 8ange, Glea.
mem botlfe &arrerre meo Grts bleo
b~cfororebe frem, belagte mo flaoe
Serriftrrer. 8argene / 9iergoGr.
fet par BEN Sang fun forIpuet nlco
en- SrGbefIpbniug, % man giorOe
ben Grfaring. at iipr oeb ale Sier.
nerne bIep GIonferne meget burtigt
opilibte % ltbrltQeIiae. 6or at fore.
bngge Bette pnanngleoes ser Dem
SernbItf / Hetnin9 al ale Behring's
f1troerre. : bette 9eIfptteIie8bIif
bar man ioaIehc8 De feritc Skinner.
Cen CnQclifc Gefnlfer @en Gurr er.
itatteoe $50 Nnr iCTere @ierQnpr.
ferne oeo SbcffCIo Noufern belt
iQienucm meo St6belcruIfinner
elsie bcito0 al 'moIe StFbeiernspla.
Ser. &c uor tcmmcIi9 brc6e, fnapt
en- NCtcr LANCE % bIeu bcfpitcbe poa
uroerIiQ0rrhc T~rGpIonfer. Senere
bIeo Observation-Disclosures er'tatteoe
mch StcnbIoffc. foripncSc me6 Srp.
toppc. bOori Sc Som. Ser tiente iii
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-30
0D Sriitsmaaoc for elefs
triifc Sancr.

2~5ngcntsr 8ropn I @eIfait bar op-
fun0et en- m Roabe, buorpeo SItog
pau elcftriife 9auer ifal fllrne op.
tagc 90 ofiGtte BaSiaeerer paa Mel.
Iemitctionerne, uben at Iton0ie eaer
formin0ife Snitigbecer. ban bar peb
SiGIp al en- Wo0eI pit RuIigbe6en
al at funre giennemfsre oenne Gam
fe. 9romn eaar irem paa ielqen6e
Mnaoe. Eogct er %innneniut al
@ieuuemaangsbogne, og peb bper
Stntion frafobIes oeu bagerite at Dis.
ie &oqrr, me0erS Soqet enbnll er /
fuIb 6ort. s oerne 8ogn er De rel.
ien6e, Ser ffal itige al paa ben poa.
giGI0cn6c Citation, forinben bleone
iamIeoe, % oen I~e6lupre @ogn brin.
qeS til at itonoie p1o rette Ste6 poa
Stotioncr peo SipIp al 6enS e9rte
@remieapparater. Smiolertto er Ser
omtrent pnn femme Sio, iom oen bas
Qerite 8ogn offobIcS, bIeben ien6t en-
8ogn ire Stationen ub paa ben 81,
ME, hror Soget fonmer, % bpor
Sen intbcnteS al cette, for at tilfob.
le8 iom f~orreite 8ogn / Soget. 8e.
tinQclieu for at oeune Mdnspre IfnI
lDffe5 uoen llbeIo, er nopnltg 6en,
at ben lFb'en6te 8oar, foriuoeu ben
in0bentes al Soget, bar opnaaet no.
GET Nor Sen iamme Snitt9be0 iom
bette. SiIfobItn9en, Der fer ont.
tomntiif, fan 90 foreqaa uoen pp.
ientIigt St6b. 8eo 6enne anorb.
ming moa noturIiqpis ole 8ognene
boer iiPr hnoe fin egen ieIpit9n.
0iae eIeftriife Wot0r.
Ga 9romn ~foreriite i'm Opfin0elie
for ct erQeIif SeIifnb, meboeIte ban
tiqiQe Splbsninger ON ct al BAN
f%onitrueret mt &iuI til Wotorpogne
og oesIiqe. GQerne / bette Siul err
iremitiQc6e iom Itprfe, bunbne Spi.
ralfiebre, Der fun qipe meaet Tibet
efter, nonr @oanen faar ct Stsb fra
&ierebnnen, men BOG afparerer bette
for 0e fieren6e.