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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-06-26
Which Kind of an Ass.

Dean Van Amridge is one of the very
oldest Of the old school and the sternest
figure in the Columbia faculty. A schol-
ar by profession, he was born n soldier.
and the CLINT of his eve is in perfect ac-
cord with his martial bearing. which
cap and gown can not wholly conceal.
The other day a student, in the height
Of freshman idiocy, burst into the
deans Office with some request or other
on the end of his tongue. The dean was
deep in a work on philosophy. but the
yerdant youth, without removing his
hat from his head. his cigarette from
his lips, or even his hands from his
pockets, kicked the ponderous door shut
with a bang that ratified the windows
very much and the dean some. The
young mans name was Thomas.
"Sir!" cried the dean, do you know
you're an ass?'
eyes, sir-Thom-as," responded the
youth, suavaly.
mo, sir-jack-ass" roared the dean,
and he turned again to his books.-New
York Times.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-06-26

A lawyer, with a penchant for biTi-
iards, had occasion recently TO visit a
small town. While there, seeking to
pass his time, he found In his hotel a
new and excellent billiard table. Upon
inquiring IL there was anybody about
who played, the landlord referred him
TO one of the natives, who may be called
John Jones.
They played several games, but the
result was always against the lawyer.
He couldn't win.
Mr.. Jones' he remarked. "I have
quite reputation at home. They con-
slider me good billiard player. But 7
am far behind you. May l inquire how
long you have Played"
"Oh. not long" replied the native.
"and don't want to hurt your feelin's
but you're the fust Teller 1 ever beat!"-
Cassell's Journal
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-06-26
CTo he Continued.D
''MISS" or "MRS."
A Few Americans SHy "Mistrcss" In
stead of ''Missis-The New Woman

Few Americans Sny "Mistrcss" In
stead of "Missis-The New Woman
in Germany.
The German advanced women de-
sire to follow the example of their col
leagues in Paris, and to break down the
barriers OF custom in regard to the dcs-
ignation Of Frau" and "Fraulein.' A
meeting was held last week in Berlin,
under the auspices of the association
for promoting the Education and Stud
les OF Women. 20 discuss the knotty
question. A lady, who is a doctor Of
law. defended the proposed innovation,
namely that after a certain age wo-
men whether married or single, shall
be entitled TO call themselves Frau
lMrs) She insisted that it was unne-
cessary TO ticket a woman with a de-
scription OF her condition-as to wheth-
err she were married or spinster, espe-
eially seeing that, leg lilly speaking,
there was hothing to prevent a Frau
lein" calling herself Frau" The
speaker did not like the diminutive
form. "Fraulein," for an elderly lady,
deeming it disrespectful to her advanc
ing years, and cited the example Of the
r -,in municipal council, which adj
dresses a school mistress on her ad-
vanCement to the rank of frst-class
teacher (Ober-Lehrein) as Frau" The
result of the meeting was that all those
present were requested to exert them
selves to the utmost TO get the designa-
ton Frau" accepted among their ac-
quaintanCes as the rightful form OF ad-
dress when speaking to lady OF years.
1t will be interesting to learn what Is
the limit of age at which a Fraulen
ceases to be a Frau, irrespective of
marriage. This side of the topic was
wisely dropped, doubtless for fear of
divergerces of opinion.-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-06-26
The santos-Dumont No =.

Yes; higgins has completed his new
airship, and will name II Truth"
odd name. What's the fdea?"
We'll, he figures that truth cruabsa
to earth will rise ag-"
But just then the ambulance drove
up to convey his remnants to the hos
pital. and he finished gurgling
more News.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-06-26
Easily Read.

yes; she can read her husband like
a book"
rs that little, sawed-off fellow her
husband%'
Yes"
Hun! should think she'd read him
IKE paragraph. "-Philadelphia Press.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-06-26

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Tien-tsin, repc
ment that C
that place.
Constructor
Secretary Moo
leave of absen
dition OF his e
Secretary II
Bowen, at Car
garding allege
zuelan govern
American shiI
Admiral De
command of
ropean and s
next Decembe
the winter ma
A joint reso
Senator Maso
Of pneumatic
capitol with
ments and the
ington.
| Senator No
| creating a ma
The bill prov
of four person
TO be advisor
| matter of pan
| +. II. Osm
States consul
is trying to !
| department o
| exhibition of
| CronstanGt,
| Senator Nc
4 bill creating
dons. The b
polntment OF
board, which
president IN I
i Chairman i
tee on naval
4 bill changing
4 erals office
from its pres
reau to a civ
1 appointees.
4 Senator +
4 measure pro-
commissioned
4 have a seat 4
tives, but wi
that official ,
gates from Il
Mr.. RichaI
i Record, inte
garding the
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Record appe
crediting MI
Ci2inp the e
from the linn
Mrs. Roos
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\ strong phys
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4 French delei
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4 loss at Greco
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burg. Ohio.
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members of
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Dr. uAw's family had q reunion ol
yesterday "Wednesday There ar.
ten children living, al Of whom are a
age, and Eve Of them are married.
There are eight grand childrea. All
the ohlldrsn, grand children, sons-I IL
law and dnugh,ars-in-law. were pres.
ent. Ia addition 10 the Immediate mem,
ben of the family. DIR. v. s. VERNON VI
Charleston, nephew, who grew up
In tina home Of the family, was pres.
ent with his wlfc and child; Judge y.
c. Moore and wife Of Charleston, who
came mp for the occasion. Judge
Moore and DIR. IiAw are cousins and
grew up together az brothers II
the home Of the former. Mrs. X. r.
Taylor, the Oldest daughter, enlertainS
The somprHy with dinner today
Thursday Mt her home. The chill
dfen are: Ella, wife Of X. p. Taylog
Of Pennington; Marvin T., pastor ~
81. Paula ~. y. Church, South, 50,
Louis Uriel r., physician, Benlon
Julia, wife Of Hon. J. L. Moore, Com-
merce; Laura, wife Of Dr.. w. II.
WescOas, 0rAn; james Moore, aitor-
ney In the Office with Russell aud Deal,
Charleston J, l.. Hsw Jr., In law
department State University; Anna
and Emma, who have taught for scs-
eral years 10 the Pennington public
school, and Louise, the youngest, q
student Of Elmemwo0d Seminary.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
Resolutions Of Respect.

The following resolutions we're adopted a
a regular communication OF FarminKtot
Lodge No. Is3 A. F.&A.M.,
WILLIAM CARTgR
wheras. u has pleased the great AEchitacl
Of the Universe to remove from our LodR,
one OF It's oldest members, Brother William
Carter. and whereas Il Is hut Just that w
should render some expression OF the love
ana estoem which the Lodge bore toward.
the hrUsher; therefore he IT
Resolved. that while we bow IN humbis
Submission TO the vii Of the Most HiKh, vs
do nevertheless lament tts taxing our broth,
sr from ua By death,
Resolved. That IN the deash OF hrothes
Carter Pennington L0dEu A. y. "a. a. NO
Iss loses one of iis oldest and hest informed
members and one ih&i wns ever ready ID
extend sympathy to the bereaved and dis
iTessed; and before impaired By age and III
health he was regular atsshdan, al oar
communications. and ny hts advise ara tn.
struction added greatly to the pleasure and
building up OF our Lodge. lie was q 5000
cttizen, a true tfieHd ana klnd and lo.ias
husband and father
Ne q further resolved, That the heartfelt
sympathias Of THIS Lodiae he extended 10 hse
bcrsaved femiiy In tlsalr great afnIcisnn.
Resolved, further. that shass resolutions
In spreaa upon the reooFvIR OF this lodge and
that eopy thereof be transmitted TO his
family. and the town papers Inc FeqnnssasS TO
pobiish the SAME.
ROBERT TKTI.EY,
WI sV < la7lron. Cos"
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Tho Iron Mountain railroad survey
Is 6 veritAble will o. the wisp, the
baselsss fabric OF q dream, as lt were
'sAn iEnis Fatnus that bawitrhes
And leads men INTO pools and ditehes,'
especially IL Que attempts 10 follow up
lis right of-way and And where It IL
headed. The surveying party That
passed through here last week has dis.
appeared a. suddenly as did the much
famed MeGinty. Various apecula-
tons have been indnlged In as to che
real Intentions Of the Iron alOunsain,
bat as yet no conclusion has been
reached that Is satisfactory to the wary
aud those that dream not. The op.
timiat, ever hopeful for the future Of
Farmington, believes that the Iron
Mountains intentions are honorable,
while the pesslmlst would have you
believe that the grasping octopus, che
heArtless Missouri Pacific, Is simply
biutiing the Electric railway and the
Southern Missouri. Between these
lwo il the level. headed. conscientious
cili=cH, who does not know and says
he does not.
From time imlnemorial, from the
time when tho memory Of msn run
ncth not 10 the contrary, L Is said that
the Iron Mountain has had lie ever
wakeful eye On 9 rDute lying east Of lis
present righs-os-way, as q route that
woald avoid the heavy grades At the
soos Of the 0Enrks neaF and south Of
iscnson and Arcadia. The saTvay
that Is being maas at present leavss
The main liEe 81 Pssely and it ruus
almost due sonth ihrnugh the rlzstin
and thence on 10 Pennington, with
possibly diversion sowards Flat
Rivsg for tha purpose Of tapplae lhn
mining districts The line eaters
Pennington on the 81. Louis Rad. and
jnas wishin tho eorpossiioa lines 1usus
q lissle sonih Of cast crossing Wolf
creek eAnt 81 toen. Tho survey will
then continue senths striking The Bel
sssun. hsnach a Daita. By using lhis
the Tor heavy fseigha hauling shs isag
grades On the main line could h.
ssoidea. and lsueh tuna and expsnAe
ssvsd
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
Death a Rey. I. S. L.eys.

Rev. Dr, Thomas Shelby Love, al
one time a resident Of this county, and
who has n humber Of relatives aud
many acquaintance here, died at biz
home in 81. Louis Oh the 18th inst.
10 the 7lst year Of his age. He was
born March 20, 1889, In Gibson county
Team, and was reared 10 Kentucky,
In his early life be taught SCHOOL 10
Arkansas and Sontheas, Missouri, lie
was ordained Il minister II the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church liz 1889,
aud had up TO tho time Of hia death
preached nearly 1900 sermons and
written several books. He was pas.
tor Of the Church AT IrOndaIe for 81
years. Dir. Love was married Feb.
o, 1867, to Miss Mamie Mcfarland
Of St. Francois county, who with
the dve children Of the union, sur
wives him. The children are Mrs.
Frank u. Richmond, Hannibal, Mo-,
DR.. William II. Loye, 81. Louis, Mo-,
Robcrtus ID. Love, st. Louis; Mrs.
Walter s. Casey Of Springfield, No.,
and Miss Maud Love, 81. Louis.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
ROBERT TETI.EY,
a. kuCEER, kCom.
WM. k TAYLOR.
DAHrEK. o. SULLIVAN.

sinra u iIas pssased Almlghty cod, IN.
Great Arciiitert Of the Universe, 30 rsmov.
ffnns oar mlsist on Juiy :, fsna. our besvves
hrvihcr and friend. Daniei o. saislvas
theFgfofe lle n
Respirsd, Tbnt W. bow IN huntle auhsais
sion before the decree Of Tim who aoeth al
things well.
DE n further resolved. That We deeply de-
ssaoxe ths iesa ~ our hrotbsr. Ne will bs
missed ~ Tho crass helow, hsst wp hope &c b.
fsssssaassAsd with him IN tha Grand ssaslss
above.
BE " taffbsr sx'e1isea. THAT W. deeply
symrathsxe ssstls The beronFesi fsnsly ta inf
their iIrsg'assnle iass Of a husband. fashss
and fFsessd.
ne n further resolved. That copy % fiaess
rsscaaficas M spread upon the records d
sise LDisp. c corr 10 he furnished tnn family,
and copy furnished the papers Of ths town
for publication.
Ar. NIXON, l.....
A. q. YOUNG.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
A Rerm Killer

J. A. ]. Montgomery, PuGlce,
Wayne Co., Mo, writes; ~ have
little twin girls, who have been both.
cred with worms all their lives. ]
tried everything to relieve them which
failed until | used Whites Cream Yer.
niiuge; the first two dOses brought
four worms from one Of them, the
next tive doses, twelve, one OF them
measuring twelve inches the other
child was only relieved Of four worms.
IL Il . most excellent medicine. -
Whites Cream hermitage Is good for
children. 1t not only destroys worms,
IL hslPs the child to perfect growth,
wards of sickness. zee at City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
Soulheasl News.

The finest hotel in Southeast Mis-
souri, Is being built at Cape Girardean
and viii be called The "Wilson."
The Record says q crying need Of
Benton Is 4 bank. One day recently
u was impossible to &c; change for =
20 bill, and bank will remedy that.
Henry L, Fikwart Of Madison coaBty
wants q divorce from his wife because
che called him an old devil and his
ehiidren little devils.
The usual unloaded pistol 10 the
hand Of jesse King, a s-year-old youth
Of sonsih, Dunklln county, killed bis
little nephew and namesake, : boy Of
four years, on the Iith lnst.
Boy robbers to the number of four
Eere sent 10 the penlsensiaFy from
Dunklin county st the last term of
COurt for three years.
Ia summing up The population OF
aiSieOmb q correspondent Of the Ken
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
Aeeldeniis shnt.

Jim Oliver, who lives about iOui
miles north Of town on the 81 Louis
road, shot himself accidentally Mou-
day afternoon directly after dinHor
He was sitting out in the yard clean.
ing Ss caliber revolver, when It was
discharged, thu bali entering on the
left aide and penetrating the chest cav
10y. IL Is probable that tbs bali also
penetrated the wall OF the stomach.
DR.. c. X. Fleming went out to sac
him Monday evening, and Dr Frenk
NIiong Of 81. Louis was called Ia Tues.
day morning as computing physician.
bus they decided, upon examination,
that as operation was not advisable.
The physicians have given out the re-
porn thai divers chances for recovery
are sboot equal.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Hampton Biankonship was born IA North
Carolina. Aug. 9, lsz1. and died al hls hons
IN Harrington, Augnsts. lsa1. Rsa jtyears,
u months ana ~ days. tis uaiisd with the
Baptist Church In North Carolina IN $50
After this he wns married 10 Mias sarah
Taylor. Thence moved 10 Missouri. To
them were horn eleven children. eight sf
whoa. toBether with dear mother. arc
stu living. ana with host OF relatives and
friends mourn the loss OF a father ana a
good man. Al the tins OF HE death he
was member OF the baptist Church al
iouEhboro. lie had besn growing feeble
foF some time. on the morning OF July
sith IN started tor little walk. Nesting
some friends and conyefsing with them, he
remarked, ut is very WARM" After this
he was only able TO walk q few steps, hav
lng received a stroke of paralysis. lie was
then taken home by his friends. The phyEi
clan was summoned. but msdicsi sktll
failed. During his suffering he said, ''It Is
All right. arr ready
TITS funeral was preached by Elder J, ".
hady in tho RAptist Church at Dos Nun,
August s,h, using Cor text Rev. atIl.
After the funsral his remains were takea "a
the workman Cemetery. where he was laid
10 rest. 10 await the maj cali Of Him who
dOeth all things well.
Grandma. unciss and auHta, let Us be
patient. for the rose dimmed by winter sill
haoom again. BKrrlR RLEsTpa.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that scaled
bids viii be received Al the Office Of
the County CLERK up TO ~ o'clock
noon Friday, August 70, 1909. ior
90 cords Of good SQUAD wood Cor
CouFt Heuse and Jail. Bids TO be
opened BY the County Cout, aud con.
tracts awarded August 29th, 1909, nj
2 O'Clock p. m. The Court reserves
the right 10 reject any aud all bids
THOS. II. STAN, Clerk.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
OBITUARY.

Mira. Mary ann Hortou lnso Kawardsj
was born June 18th. isSa. and departed this
life June as. iB0a. she was united IN mar
rage 10 Mr.. Lewis Iiorion Dec. I'm. fSa
She was sunareT for quite awhile before
asash cams 20 her relief, TO And nm anti
dote the West was sSaght. baf nothing per
nnnent was accomplished; she must come
back home 20 dio. ana on the roth Of Juns
sue tell asleep 10 wake up In the hoas be
yond. she bore her ssTsrings without a
a murmsr. she aaid that every time she
closed her eyes 20 sleep that verse woula
come 10 her miad.
''AElsep IN Jesus, blessed sleep,
where none over wake 20 weep. Z"
Her dying words 10 her loved anes as they
stood about her bed. were 20 meet her ia
heaven, Tbs following were her last NJ
teFances. Mamma. ms such a pretty
place" shs was converted and Joined the
~. y. Church. south. some years ako.
During nor last sickness she told ma that
SHE read the Bibis much
the funeral was preached By the writer
In thu salem Church. whore hho held her
membership. shs leaves husband,
fathor aad sister. many relatives ana
friends, who followed tho remains 70
their last resting place. there 10 await the
call for the good.
A. WaLfoH.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
Administrators Notice.

Notice h hereby givea that Isgters OF sd
msnlSfratt0n were granted 20 tha under
stRned by the Probate Court OF ". Franeais
county. Missouri, dated the 9eth Cay OF
July, 1874, on the estate Of
EI.fxABETH SEBASTIAN. Decd.
All persons having claims aHelnss said
estate ara required 10 exhibit them 10 the
Administrator fer allowances within 0aa
year from the date OF said lstterB OF they
MAY he psaciudsd from amy benefit OF SAID
estate, ara u not exhibited fug allowance
Within two years frum sae date OF HNi1 ief-
tees they win be forever barFed.
H. p, eER&a1xAGs
August I, l9aa. AdmtniefrntaE.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Notice is hereby givsn ihsi no tses-
passing will be permitted on the Fair
Grounds track GA and after Monday,
August 20. 1909. All pernissioEs
that have been gIysn are nov recalled.
PTPgix q SwINK.
LANG q BRo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

TnE Asylum Board made q wis.,
selection when they appointed Mr..
WIN Fleming treasurer Of the Board
No yeung man stansae higher la .hs
estimation Of the people Of Farming
ton than he does. He is q worthy
young man and his appointment was
a good one.---Fredefickiown Demo
crat Neprs-
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
TIE MAKERS WANTED

The 81. Francois County EIeciriS
Railroad Company win give employ,
ment TO one hundred lie makers II
good nnculled whlte-oak timber ioal
miles north Of Pennington, Missouri,
at l9k cepts per tie.
j. w. BUCK, Sec'y'
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
Flas s,esk FsS Sale.

The undersigned has on his farm
at Libertyville, several head Of fine
young shorthOrn cattle, both sex
and a number Of fine Berkshire
shoats fOr sale. n. A. KINKRAD
t42-5) Libertyville, Mo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

+ Hon. VIM. y. Arnold. chairman
Of the County Democratic COMMITTEES.
writes US that be has calkid meet
Ing Of the committee for . o'clock p.
m. Saturday, August Esd. al the Court
House 10 Farmingtou.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

A enstus telegram Of the igth
to the Repnbiic says Henry san.
guiassse and his son, james, and
Wiley Banera, prominent FARMERS
ueaf this sown, were ron down by
10 train Al hrs Geneva crossing this
es q sing about o'clock. Iianay
|sanguinrtsr was huried dirty feet aud
killed. bis sou WIS so severely injured
that Il j. thought hc oannot live. fsaa.
eps escaped serious injury. Tho mcfl
we're crossing The track n q saigon
when the lccsnoiise saraak them.
The vehiSle WAS sosn Into snaAll pieces,
and boih kasea wore slaughtered By
The Impact
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Tho annual picnic Of the Catholic
Church a, French Village will be held
on Saturday September 18th. The
picnics at that place are always worth
attending.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Noties u hereby given that ls3tsrs d
administration were granted to the
nndexsigned By she Probate Court OF st.
Francois Cpunty, on the z6th day al
July. seea. ca the estate Of
WILLIAM CARTER. Deceased,
All persons hasing claims against saI<l
estate are required &c exhibit tho snsn1
to undTrSsgnff fef allowances, within on&
year aftes thwdEee ii said letters. or they
may he precinsipd fsuus nny ben<z5t q
said estate. aud II such e1Afsae be ~
exhibited within swo y<ex. fruu ~
ASse y rHahise<tinn. they VIII - t0rer11
hafrxd.
w. PRANK cAn1rn.
,aGh dsy Il ]aIy Ma. -
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Notice Il hsrsny given tilss lsttsFH % al
nzinimtFmtion weFs granted - the undhF-
signed by fhe Probate coaFt Of 81, Fnancuta
coanfy, Missouri. dated the tath dag OF
April. lsu2. on the estate OF
RRkDKRfCk DAMnACH. Dse'd.
All persons having claims against satd
estate ara required 10 exhihft them 20 tina
Administrator fsr allowance wzfhlu ore
year from tho date OF said islfaTs or tnng
niay be pres'ludsd fruTn any benefti az raiil
estate, and n not exhibited Ar allowances
within tsso years grum the data uf naid
lattsrs thsy wsii ts forever harred.
WA. SCHULZ. Adna'r.
August I. lpoz.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Notice Is hereby Hiven thas isstsrs Of I'd.
ntnKafgntton with Will annexed were
granted 10 the undersigned ~ the Prostate
Court OF a.. grnnr0ss county, Missouri,
dated the ffth tiaf Of August seaa, On tue
estate Of
CHARLES HOFFMAN. Decreased.
An parsons bAvfRM elalass agulnst Rasa
estate ars Required 10 Hxhfhif thstH to tbs
wfthfn one year from tha Oats 81 nnfd let
tors or they Enny b. p<NEkEsdad x<Q<H nny
hF1ls51t OF Ea3d eStnkf. and n mt ex6161ted
letters tlsar viii he forever naxrpa-
VIZ. n. DAx.
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

FoE SALT--All my household goods
before August 2sth. Also a groom
house and 4 lots on A street.
Mrs. ID. BAuMAS.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

The second well for the ws,erworks
system has reached a depth OF over
900 feet, aud is nearing completion
There is supply At 900 feet Of fine
water in IL.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Stale Senator John s. Clay has the
appointment Of cadet 10 tho Aissoas.
State University. The appointment
carries with !, two suits OF cadet uHl-
form as well as free tuition. Applica-
ton should be addressed 10 Judge ,.
=. Clay, Pennington.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Fasuln6son Mercantile Co. win pay
tIs hI1hs1a maxkes rssas for bulssr,