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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13
Order of Publication.

state OF Missouri
uunnty CO =. Francois
IN the Circuit copri, nsy lerIn. tsq.
MARI Mcdaniel. Piaintin.
Green meDan,s. Iessnaaa,
NOV II this uay comes the PLAINTIFF herr.
~ IN, by her attorneys. fipkln swink
ana nley her peliiion ana aliidavit. aiieg
ing, nsfpnH other tlgngn. that defendant Il
mot resident Of ths etate OF Missouri
Rbcrcupon u " oFsiorpd by tho Cigfk III
vacation that said deseodent be- noiireJ ~
publication that plnIntiff has commenced !
suit against delrnAant IN this court. the
object ami general nature OF which Il a suit
Tor divorce, on Tim TFnunds that the girfpn
dnnt has ansantsd himHslf without rrason
able ceuse tot .aR tlaeo OF one whole year
and that anlsss the sasd 0Fcen Mcdaniel b.
tbeFuof. 10 BE- begun and baidan NJ the Court
House IN the city Of varmtnxt0a, IN said
rnunty. on the Twelfth day az Mas NEXT
e1t on OF tef re this third day OF snid term
a thu term shall 40 hing continas--and Il
not, then on or bt tore toe last day Of sssd
tersn-answ.g o. plsad 70 TIE pstitton q
saie cause, the sane VII ~ taken as con.
tossed. and Judgement VIII be- rendered &C
And II Il further ordered that cnpy hers.
Of he pablishaa. according "a law. IA tlit
EafmiaEfoE Tines. q newspaper published
" sala county o. = hraaeois, ioI fogl
q week. Tire last insertion 20 he nj ieasl
f.iteen days before the trst day % said next
Nay term o. thia court.
.. q. WILLIAMS, Circuit ClogE.
treR cory from the rvousd.
........ Witness my hand and seal Of tbs
- CouGty this 18th day Of haErh
''--'.'' ir7. J. q. M4iI.lANS,
Clrrmlt Clerk
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SoalheaEt Notes.

The fad Of Caruthersville echool
children at present Is playing statues.
4 large eagie was killed near Shaw
nec,own, Cape GlraFdcaa county, on
the lat by James Bealc.
Thos. Pullim. ore Of the pioneer
settlers Of Ripley county, died Of grief
on the 2Slh ult., aged 50 years.
The Wayne c=an,y paupers are to
be boarded At o. : month, john
Lane has the contract sor caring for
them.
FredcrlcktowH citizens have been
circulating u petition asking for bet.
ter depot aRd railroad platform at that
point.
The ladies Of Fredcrioktown Intend
opening a free reading aud rest room
Tor the people who come in from The
country.
Among the Madison county licenses
las, week was one for Sandiord Ellis,
agaa 81, aad Ats. Sarah Sands, aged
forty. eight.
A Cater county couple were mss-
ried recently on Saturday morning.
and on Monday morning tho bsl,le-
groom applied for a divorce.
Among sbs proceedings for the Boil
linger cnunty circuit court 10 the appli-
cation Of John l.. AlswoFth 10 practice
law, set for March 18th.
Poplar Blum had The biggest Gre Of
the season In iha destruction Of The
Palmer plant valued al e350, 600 on
che ssh last. About 500 men are
thrown oar Of employment, hus thu
works may be rebaII, II once.
A magnificent buIldIng ia to DO pug
up at FFcderickt0wa b. the TtSsl
Company. The Office u The company,
the posi- oiiloe. bsybcr shop and store
viii be located on Ihe fim gooF, while
the second iloor will BE- devoted to
Office rooms aud parlor tor the hotel,
which will have ilfty rooms In 40
third story.
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Order of Publication.


County %aT " d T a. Franoois IS.
In the Circuit Uoart. 20 May Term. iaos.
state OF Missouri en- rsi. ana to the use
Of frank Richardson, COLLECTOR of thu
issyenge Of " francois uaunty, ria,
lprsnro johnson ans Charles p. Jarrett.
Defendants.
NY0w az this dpy e1mes the Flatntin
~ harefn by her attorneys. Ripkfn a
sflnk. ana nles hrr petition and ansds w 4.
alleging among other Things that Defend.
ants iRTenso Johnson and uhas. y. .sarrvtt
aye not residents OF tho state OF Mlssaurt !.
whervupon y y ordered by tss Cierk ~
hy pahilration that t'1sintiff has eom-
nienced a suit against them IN this Cpnrt (.
the object and general nature os which ie
e esIssv sse e'islsc.ioa o. ass .ass re- s sue
sour for the years is3s, ls5a, tieEg. tpo and
1901, amounting Ia eli 90 tf.Gi on the fol.
lowing described irs.ssaent and forfeited
West half of southwest quarter OF section
tea, township thirty four, range sight Z.
containing oisaty acres. In ~. francois
and thaI anirss the said lorenzo johnson
ana cnafies y. Jarrett b3 and appear at
his Court, AZ the be1f terra thereof, to tu
begun ANA holden NJ tiie Uuurt iioasc In the
city Of faralinKton, IA said county, ON tho
iith day OF Nay next. and on OF before the
third DAY OF fnid term, n the terra shall 80
long rontinuc--aud II not, then on or be-
fure the last day OF said tefm--answer or
plead to 3ns Petition Ia said cause. the same
vii IL taken rs confessed, and tud sHlent
VIII b. rendered accordingly.
And ~ - further ordered that a copy
bareof he published according 70 law ~
no Harrington Times, bewsisaper puh
ltshnd In said county Of Vt kmnrois. for
Tor -Four weeks aurceasivriy. published at
laatt once 8 wees. tire last lnsefiion 90 be at
least sfleen days before tito firsf day OF
said II May tern OF fhisf nart.
J. q. RfEIIkNR, UiFcais CLERK.
A true cory from the record.
Witness uar hand ma seal OF
$500 ths Cireali Court Of ~. Francois
L.. >. County this 10th dag Of March,
........ igs9. J. q. WILLIAMS.
March n, tad. circuit Cisrk.
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The ship subsidy bill is soothing
more nor less than a scheme TO rot
The telling, hardwOrking people Of
millions 10 turn them over 10 ~
already rich and powerful syndicate
interested In profitable steamship lines,
The peopIs arc unjustly taxed To ca.
haneo the profits Of tariff protected
manufacturing iFasts, and that part Of
iss tax or tribute which misses the
pockets Of the select protected favor.
ties aud finds IL way into the Govern
menl treasury, the party of protection
aud coddler Of trusts aud syhdiostes
now proposes TO grab from the treas
ury and pay over to big steamship
companies In million dollar Jumps a. a
gift pure aud simple. II a protective
taTiff---a tariff imposed solely to build
up aud increase the private fortunes Of
people engaged in certain lines Of in
dustry--.ls ''lsgallsed robbery" As II
has been APPLY and truly termed, by
what mild sams shall we call this
Ranus-Frye subsidy ihieyery7
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Uaiou wiz Barbarian,
FROM .ae inalanapolls sentinel.


The climax Of our dI-graceful toad
ryism 10 Great Bhlian has bccn reached
In the Tcin al Of Secretary Hay to ask
for passports Tor Dr. aud Mrs. Hiram
". Thomas Of Chicago TO visit the
concentration campo OF South Africa
and distribute money for The relief OF
Borr prisoners. Tao ony ex usa
given by Secretary lisy was lhsI Pres
idrat Roosevelt would ohj.ci, and,
therefore, at leaa, until denial is
made by the president, this stands as
= manifestation of bis attitude.
The facts 10 the ca, are simple aud
unqnesliunablc. A nuA,ber Of friends
Of humanity nj Chicago, moved by the
information Of suffesings Of the l'Oen
confined 10 tho concentration camps,
aud especially by the suffefings Of the
women and children there, raised =
fund ior their relief; aud Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas were appointed afsHs to con
Yoy Il 10 South Africa, and see that Il
was distributed where il was must
needed The necessity for passports
arises from Tho fact that the Britlsh
government has recently prohibited
anyone irum landing at IT, South Ain.
eau ports wiiboul passport.
There Is M possibility Of question:
ing the need ui Hssi,taRoe. This Bri,-
bh on The groand admit II. I.a,iy
Maxwell, wife OF tho military governor
Of Pretoria, issued "a appeal 10 the
American people last April. asking Cor
money With which TO purchase iood
anil cluthing for these homeless aud
psrishing sufferers. Many pastors in
the Reformed church 10 South Africa
have taken Ii up aud urge all TO e1n-
tribute. Aud Chicago people bad y
special cause 20 contribute because the
governor OF Illinois had Issued pro-
eiaHa'iun asking the people Of the
Stale 10 do 20.
Every civilized nstiuu on Garth adj
mils ,he proptieiy Of aid under such
circumstances. That Is why the Red
Cross Is privileged on every battlefield
Hut here stands President RO0scyelI
and says chat AmVricaeA shalt not g.
10 the AID Of these uniortaBates. Il h
barbarous position. II Is villain
ous position. The man who lakes Il
takes the blood Of those wrctchcd vic
Tins Of Brush greed On bis head.
Think OF III Tho British blue b ioks
show thai lO.llJ children died IN
thO'e camps Ia lhe last sin months Of
1901 Add Thsoslnrs Roosevelt says
thai Americans shall NOT GO TO carry
medicines and food aud eiolhing to
thosc who still survive.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue OF On order of the Probate puuFt
of 81. Francois county, Missouri, made nj
the January term. issf. thereof ths ander.
signed, k1-cutor OF tite estate OF Albinah 81.
iantef. dsceatea' VIII s1ii AZ public sale on
Monday, April IA, 1908.
,~tween the hours OF nino o'ciock IA the
ioreaOon and Ave O'Clock In the afternoon
% that daY, az the soRfh irunt door Of the
aid said county Of ~. frSnsois and nd ssass Of
Missouri. and daring thu session OF tina FRO
bate Court Of Eaid county the following de-
ss1iesa rsal estate osiS.,Ei ns x 81 estate
NJ. FrnRculs ana state 81 MISSOURI, 10 .wii |;
a.. fsixs pzgg ~ -scffon thtrty-one In town.
ship thirty slx, range eix east. cssatained
beginning NJ the southwest corner Of John
u. Mliica'k TRACK at tnRd IN said section,
thence north u degrees east on the north
10 n tune ti,~ner a eeaT~rs 3 minnfss
east, ~ cihaias and n links 10 TIN Chester
and Iron Mon2tain tniiruad reservation;
fhrnee eouih q daEress east with said res
etvetinn chains and y links % ilie WRIST
boundary line 0f tita said JOHN n. Mixers
" q stone; thcEsee south ~ degrees s. mia
ugas west, chains ard " links 10 q stone
taining fse ana sNanty -bundrsdths sefes.
and also all an.i parf Of southeast trac.
tionai quarter of said sucfi1n thirty one
and survey No. 80, assrribcd AZ fuiiows
evicFe ana Iron Mountain gravel road NJ a
stone, the southwest corner 81 the iionfy
sprlnnngyvr tract. said hesinning bolns
north 81 drgrrek west A.. - chains ffofa the
southwest corner OF lo'sn D. Miiier's tfuct.
running thenc4 aorth 49, sleEreg4 east II Is
CHAINS 70 northwest ccfBrF % said spring
meyer tract, thsace nouth - nsBrCss east
i.Gl chains ~ northeast corner OF aRfd
sprtaRmeysr tract IN John D Miiler's west
lue; thence naFtn 49, degrees east i.i9
chains along Niiief's iiIio 10 a stake. thence
north aTis degrees west s.st cliaihe 90 q
stake tissBeu soath % drgs west n - chains
70 a stake 10 north line Of said gravel road .
thcure south 81 degrees ensl Is chains 10
tha beginning, containing $50 acres; ana u
the same land conveyed 70 duitu Hunter By
i.glsne ana Mary NslnIIaFd by Henarei war
rnnty decd dated February ~, lSS, ana re-
epr1sd m bsok g, gage 1ff OF the land rec.
oris OF ~ Francois county.
TrFfuE ~ ANie-@TwNFfy ave pee cent. OF
the purchase nlanrS % ho paid cash IN
hand, the balance TO be paid IN twelve
months, purchaser 60 RivB note with ap.
prUvsd security to bear Aix per cent. inter.
eat per Rnuum from date.
RunEET rETr.EY. Executor.
March :, 100.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

No, the war IN South Africa Is not
Over, although Lord Salisbury de.
cisred eighteen months ego that the
war vas practically ended. Lord
Salisbury could not then, and Doubt
less does not now, appreciate what a
people fighting for home and liberty
viii endure, however great the odds
against them and the sacrifice. The
war Is not only nos over, bat all Eng
land Is called upon To mourn another
defeat, ono Of the most humIliatlng
that has oTertaken the British army Ia
the Trsnsyaal. Last Friday General
Lord Meihuea with 4 force Of 600
mounted meu aud 500 infantry and .
large train Of wagons and supplies was
moving from wynburg 10 I.lehtesserg,
where he was TO meet Grenfclli with
1900 mounted meH, when he was
attacked by Boer General Delarey.
Lord Meihusn was wounded and taken
prisoner, forty of the British soldiers
were killed, eighty wounded, many
taken prisoners and four guns and the
baggage captured by the Boers. OF
course the news, which is confirmed
by Gen. Kitchener, surprised and
shocked all EDglsnd, and In the hn-
mifiiia,ion aud panic created by the
inleliigenee, the governments h bitterly
condemned and The OLD cry of s'in-
competency" Is raised. but IL b not
ineumPe'ency ca the part Of the Brit.
ish commanders and soldiers Engaged
in the unhaly war against the noer
Republics. They are as competent
and brsTe as any England may send
shere; hsi h Ia s brave and rugged
people they are fghsing, peopie vho
sse eoaaeadiaa fgE their hoHses. shcir
iiresiaes and their iibesay, asd shosgh
assaulted by one Of the mos powerful
sasions Of she Earth. their lore u free
dom aud home lnspirus ihsn . daring
saa..ss.. .a.s.s A. $500 xs.&s .<s.a. sa..s..
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OBITUARY.

Amos YeageF departed this life Feb
raary 2. 1909, aged CO yvsrs, four
months and 10 days lie was born In
jackson eUnBly, Ohio, September %,
1886, aud moved to Missouri In 1889
lie was married to Annie silTcy April
80, 1855. TO them were born nine
children; bis wife and two sons sur
yivc him---Anarew YeAger Of Three
hivers add Charlie feageF Of Chestnut
Ridge. Ills funeral sermon was
preached BY the writer at Chestnut
Ridge church TO large congregation
Of iiisnds and relatives. The body
was then laid al rest 10 the Rudy
burying ground.
Let ss submit 10 lke Lords will,
for lie doegh ell things we'll. Friends
and kiHdEed, Let M all hack TO Him
who alone can heal tho broken hearted
and bring comfort 10 those who mourn.
Il Is hard for US To give him up. bat
Il will not be long ill we shall be re-
united where there will be no more
separation, no mere gosd-bys, for
they aevor say good-by In heaven.
Dearest father, thou hast lsst US,
AMI ons less we deenly feel;
But It's Col VINO has bxfaft u.s.
He cafsAii cur sorfDNs heal.
Yet again 80 n0pe 10 tne@f thee
Wilan the eny Df life ~ fied
And IN Heaven with 10Y 20 greet thee
Where no farewell tRaT Is shed.
We miss thee from our home, Gear
father,
we usiHs tlsss from thy place,
A shadow o'er our life n east.
We miss tAe Sunshine nf thy face,
We Haias thy kind and willing hand,
Tag fond and eaTnuxt ears,
Ouf aonie IL DARK without thee,
We mixs tnee everywhere.
Efuxm 4 pl,nx
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CAT IN THE MEAL TUB.
fseih0d ID Kalsef's Sadden FrleadIiness
Toward TIE UslteG Slsies.

The secret OF Gcfmany's present
display Of iTlendliuess 10 the LHited
states aud she visit Of The Bmpcror's
brother, Prince lieary, to 'his ooun-
| try, has conie to the surface. A spo-
uial cable 10 tho New York Herald
from Berlls says that from Trustworthy
sources Il 10 learned that tho ultimate
object Of the Princes visit to washlag-
ton was to bring about an agreement
by which Germany viii be permitted
to maintain naval station aud large
feet In Caribbean waters, osiensibly
for the purpose Of protecting German
settlers and property fighls impSriIed
by The frequent revolutions In the
SoS;h Asserican Republics. It Is also
suggested by the Berlin correspondent
that Prince Henry and Doctor won
iIolleben have convinced the officials
At Washington that DO covert designs
are entertained, such ~ the acquiring
Of territory, etc.
The New York Herald IN q stirring
editorial uEdeF the heading, "shs
American People Cannot Tolerate a
German Naval Siaiion In the Carib-
bean, -" says i'il Is one VI she most mo-
msnlous questions that the United
States has yea had to face; and upon
the way it 10 answered, upon the firm.
ness aud ssoggy with which The insid-
inus effort TO make breach In tho
Monroe Doctrine Is met aud repulsed
nov and for oil IiInes depeHd the fu-
tare tranquility Of this republic aud Its
position Of aadIspuied superiority upon
the American continent. Win Ger.
many b. permitted 10 gain = coveted
footing on this side Of the Atlantic BY
securing pOsitioh to IN ,inlAin a perma'
hens and constantly increasing naval
force Ia The Caribbean scas"
''The TsssOn for his Msiosty's recent
exaggerated demonstrations Of ilisnd-
llaoSs towards the United States" says
the Herald, els ihns made clear,
What could not possibly be obtained
By force, BILE Majesty ioadly hopes
may be secured by hoDeyed words
The Kaienr knows that The American
nation to a man wosld resent as an
uairIendly act, sud oppose By arms,
Il neea be, sach an stlicial Installation
Of Germany ~ the doors ot Tho Lalted
Ststcs ~ IL involved In Tie design Of
creating q naval station iD the Yves.
ladies for GssmAn ships Of wsf. alis.
lead By aaiiquaGed ideas about The di.
yine rights Of kiags aad uiissakiag the
President Of the uailed States for q
sort of brother ruler, whose will il law,
his Majesty spEeaEs &c have eutExsssn.
ed the curious nollon that shat eo1Id
no. be rsuag from The people might
he ceased ems al ns.lcialz AZ Nash
ingtan.
ssNessF =as greater mistake made.
Pfinec Henry asa Yoesrs son igelle-
bea msy have sucossdod---ss oar cor
reapondeal says 10 claimed in Beriln---
tn coaslacing officials al Washington
fhst re eessrt deslgns arc concealed
ananr this pssieet Of . f;srman naval
usagioe. Il u. howeyer, tia Anscfs-
ican psepls that nnss De esnxiacUds
ard ghis neishrr fhs Kaiser. nes Prince
zlsaxy, nor Doetse soa ilslssbea caa
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Final Settlement.

Sotice ia hereby given creditors and al
others interested w the estate %
r. u AsltBI'RN, Decreased,
that the undersigned executor Of snif
estate viii make nnai acttisment thareu
81 the next term ~ the Probate Couri 81
-. Francois Connty. Missouri. 90 NJ begun
ana held al the CoaTt House IN fernIipE
ton Ia said connty. On tile second MoHda
r, v. AsHBUKy. Executor.
March Is. t9o1.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

The Democratic Committee Of this
(lhc 2sth) Senatorial district met at
Ste. Geueyiryo last Wednesday and
decided on a primary election FIR the
nomination Of a can lidNc for State
Senator. Tho day set foe the primary
h June 9Th, the same on which the
Congressional and QUE county primaries
are TO be hrld. The committee Is Ia
be commended for its action.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

A great deal of good 10 being aOne
In all parts al the country b. Chamber,
laie's Cough Remedy. The mosi
iasteriag testimonials have been re-
csived, giving accouais Of Its good
work. NJ sgEsaysiing and persislenI
coughs tsat have ylol,.ed to l,s sooih.
Ing effects. Of severe eoIds tirnt iiast
bcsn broken ap BY lie use. VI thFess-
sned attacks Of pncHmsala shat hare
been wAsded OF aad vi dangerous
eases Of group that hass hern cared
The great popularity and extensive nar
Of shis preparation eanaot be sur
pFisn 10 anyons who IL aeqnsiutsd with
It's good qualities. Uss Il when you
have med Of sarh rsmsay and Il
will do ysa good. For sale By Clty
Drug Stare.
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Adminiptrntor'a Notlce.

Notice IL brrs.sY gigea that LISTERS OF nd
miHistrntinn were granted 20 tise und8r-
signed ~ the Probate Court Of 81. ffunr1is
COUNTY. Missouri, dated the 9Th DAY OF
March. noz. on the estate Of
A. l.. MOON. Decreased.
An persons having claims nEsinEi said
estate are required 10 exhibit them to the
Administrator for allowance within one
yeaT from tue date Of said letters. ~ they
may be- preciuder from am benrfit OF said
estate and " not exhsoi for allowances
VIII $50 years from the dale OF Nald let
tcfs lhsy wili bs forever barred.
zESo &. NOOK, Adm'r.
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Executrix,s Notice.

N0tk . u hereby given that ietters tesla
ment. = wrPe granted 10 the undersigned
by the srotase fgsSt ~ ~. Rfuhcois couniy
Missouri, datcd the Erh day Of January
l9p7. 0h the estate OF
JEssE r. AARks. Deceased.
Al parsons having claims against said
estate are required tn eMktiwt them 20 this
Administrative for allowance within one
year from the dale og said letters, OF they
may b0 preclzdea frum any beaeflt Of Aaid
estate: and " not exhibited tor allowances
within two years from tho date Of aaid lett
tiers they wtii he forever barred.
KLiZABETH q. MARKS.
February G. ina. ExccutriG.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice u hereby given That letters of ed
fninisfTuiton werp Rrpated To the
Undersigned hy the Probate punri Oi
~. Frnncuis eOuniy, Missouri. dated the
JAMES WHITE, Deceased.
al persons hayiaE cislms against said
estate arc Required 90 oxhibit them 10 the
Administrator for allowance within erie
year from tEs data of aaid letter., OF they
nny be precindfd from ant hu9stit If said
estate, and N not exhibited for allowance
wtthtn two gears from the date Of Eatd lpi .
tiers they viii lie forever barred.
Ell y. WHITE,
February ~. iaaa. Admit.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

The Piedmont Banner has already
dominated Judge bearing by thous-
and majari,y. Aute.rleciinn sccrs
who resort to speculative figures to en-
oourase their hopes usually lind them
ON the other side after the election.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Frrdericktown millinery Easter OPP
eulngs are to bs enlivenei with music
by mandolin orchestra Of eighteen
pieces.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

Notice Il hereby given that letters tesla
meutary we're aKanted N tire undersigned
by the Probate Court OF 81. francois county
Missouri. dated the Gth dag OF February
iS17. on the estate OF
HANNAH A. HAw, Deceased.
All perxoaa having clalnas against said
estate arr required 10 pxisihit thxm 10 the
kxscatoF f0g allowance within one
y0ar from the date Of aald letter., or they
mag be preciaded FROM any hsnelt OF sairi
estate. ana n not exhibited for allowances
within two years from the date OF Gaid let
tars they win be forever barrsd.
y. L HAw,
February y. Isa9. Executor.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

w =, !. HESsLRY.
ns a candidate for County Treasurer. sub
iect 60 tho nomination Of the Democratic
marty.
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For Saie--The barroli building, on
Columbia street, four doors east Of
Post OEice. Ses asra. BarTOll.
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FoR CITY COLLECTOR

NV nFo ahFhoFIfrH U nnFlaTce
w wM. l.. 6ACkAANS
ne a candidate for re-eseetton 20 tho ofice
Of Collector 81 the CITY Of FarmiaEtoh. at
the municipal slsetloa 10 be held CA Tues
dry. April .. 1904.
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ron COUNTY CLERK.

M nfr uWthutt1en 10 announce
w j. A. LAWRENCE
as . eandidata Tor CLERK Of the coahty
Court. suniect 10 the nomination Of the
Democratic party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

WE nrs authorized to hunouncu
w JOSEPH u. DuNEiIN
az a candidate for Representative, subject
n tie nomination Of tins Democrntie party.
GyyE are Authorised 10 announce
w JOSEPH PINkEKToS
Is q candidate tor Representative. sabjeci
10 the nomination Of the Democratic party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13
FOR sHERIFF.

NXyR arr authorised 20 announce
w !. ~. sEMAE
ne u candidate for sheriff. subject 10 the
nominailon ot the Democratic party.
WE arr authorised 70 anno1nce
W %, n. MONDATl MURPHY
as a candidate for slsssif, Euhirct TO tho
nomination OF the Demeentie party.
WE are authorised 10 announeo
w CfIAs. n, ADAMS
as q candidate tor sheriff, subject 10 the
nomination Of the Democratic party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

We have listed a select number os
Town properties, beth Improved and
vacant; Farms, large and SMALL Tim
Der add Mineral Lands.
If you want TO cell or trade, come
and lisI your property with Us.
II you want 10 bay CT exchange,
you will make a mistake il you do
NO. call aud see rs.