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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-30

fnr. nha almost before reaiiTea
what DO was doing, he WAS making
his way through the crowd IL the
direction az the main entrance.
Without another word 10 Turner,
set on In pursuit., knowing that be
was going 10 make his bolt. and that
81 I missed him now IL would prob
ably be- my last chance OF coming 20
grip with him. Never before had the
platform Seemed so crowded. An ex-
asperating lady. with lAnky youth
at her side. hindered my passage,
porters with trucks piled with lug
rage barred the way just when I
was getting along nicely; while. an
! was ahout to make my way out
into the courtyard. an idiotIe French
man seized me by the arm aud im-
piortd the 60 show him ''zc Office ~
ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" replied
angrlly that did not know, aud ran
ont into the portieo. only to be In
time TO sre Gideon Haylr take n seat
In a hanson. lie had evidently given
his driver his instructions, for the
man whipped up his horse. and went
out Of the ward At a speed which, at
any ether hour. would certainly have
got him into trouble with the police.
! called up another cab aud jumped
iato Il, promising the man SOW
ereign as ! did so. II he would keep
the other cab IN sight. and find out
for me lts destination.
Right ye ARE. sir. the cabman re-
piled. "Yon Jest leave that ia me ]
won't lei him go out Of my sight"
Then we. Ia our turn. left the yard
of the station. and set nR casiwnrds
along the strand In pursuit. Both
cRbmvn were sharp fellows and cvi.
IDENTIFY familiar with every twist and
turn Of their famous London In my
time have had n good many curious
drives tn one part Of the world and
another. hui ! think that chase will
always rank first. We Travelled along
the Strand, about 100 Yards be.
! hind the niher vehicle then turned
mp Southampton street, through
Covent Garden by way Of Henrietta
street into Long Acre. After that I
cannot pretend 10 have any idea OF
| the direction We took. I know that
wa pssssd through Drury Lane.
crossed High Ilolborn. to presently
end ourselves somewhere NJ the back
OF Gruy's Inn. The buildings Of the
Parcels Post depot marked another
stage in ON journey. Int still the
other cab did not show any sign OF
coming Ia a standstill Leaving
Mount Pleasant behind ~. we en-.
tered that dingy labyrinth Of streets
lying on the other side Of the Clerk
tnwelI House 81 Detention. How
much longer was the chase going TO
last? Then. TO my delight. the other
cab slackcncd Its pace. and eventual
~ pulled up before small public
house We were ~ close behind II
that We narrowly escaped a collision.
sprsng 0ut. and ran tn the other
vehicle in order to stop Hayle before
he could alight.
''wot'E up, guvncr?" asked the cab
man. Don't go worrltinR Of
yourself. There's nobody inside"
lie was quite right. ihe cab IVES
empty
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-30
SlIERlFF'S SALE FOR RACK
TANEs

Iiy virtue 1T a special execution Issued
FROM the Office oi the Clerk of tie Circuit
Count OF IT. francois county. Missouri.
dated the 9Th day OF September, 1902
made rciurnable to the November term OF
sail court tor 1902. to the Sheriff OF NJ.
francois county directed and ~ me de
livered, In favor Of the State Of Missouri
ut the relation and 60 the use OF Frnnk
kichardsOn, Collector Of tile Revenue of
NJ. Francois county. Missouri. and against
Jacob llols and the unknown heirs Oi
Jacob Hnts. ! have seized and levied M.
un all tie tight. title, claim. interest and
estate uf the said Jacob isoas and thu
unknown heirs Of Jacob lInas ct. ln And
~ the following described rial estate.
situate, lyi1g md being In the county NJ
~. Frncuis and State of Missouri.
tnsWit.
The southwest quarter nf the northeast
quarter ul section four. township thirty.
fur. rrng" four, containing furiy arres;
and viii. "n
Thursday, November II, 1902,
between thc hours Of nine O'Clock IN the
ton noon and five o'clock In the alter
mon al that day, at The south font
door of The court hOnsc. In the city OF
FalmlagiOn. IN said county uf 81. Fran.
cuis and state OF Missouri. and during
ihr session of the Circuit Cont OF said
county, sell at public venduc TO the
highest bladder for cash, all the right. title.
claim. Interest and estate of the said
Jacob snaH and the unknown heirs oi
JlcOb iIoas of IN and to the foregoing
described real estate. to satisfy said ez-
ettliiun and costs.
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HAYI.E
and fast upon each other. that had
little time TO seriously digest them.
A. ! ate my meal. aud drank my
modest pint OF clsret, I gave them
my fullest consideration. AZ Kltwa-
ter had observed. there was no time
to waste u we desired to lay our
hands upon that slippery Ar. Hayis.
Given the full machinery of the law.
and its boundless resources to stop
him, Il IL by no means an easy thing
for u criminal TO Nv the country un-
observed; but with me the ease was
different. had only my own and
ths sxertions Of q few and trusted
servants to rely upon, and II wa
therefore impossible for us to watch
all the various bachelors leading
out OF England at once. When /
had AniGhed my dinner I Strolled
down the Strand as far a. Charing
Cross station. Turner was Go leave
for ~. Petersburg that night by the
mail train. and had some instrue-
tons TO give him before his drpar.
ture. found him in the act Of at
tending TO the labelling of his lug
gage. and. when he had seen Y safe.
Is on the van, we ztrolled down the
platform together. ! warned him of
the licate nature Of the operation
he was about 10 undertake. aud babe
him use the greatest possible care
that the man he was 20 watch did
not become aware Of his intentions.
Directly he knew for certain that
this man was about 20 leave Rus
Bls, he was 60 communicate with the
by cipher. and with my representa-
tive 10 Berlin. and then follow him
with all speed 60 that city himself,
"A had good reason 90 know. he
was q shrewd and intelligent fellow.
and pne who never forgot any In
straetions that might be given him.
Knowing that he was a great votary
of the Goddess Nicotine. I gave him
a few cigars TO smoke ON the way TO
Dover.
write 60 me Immediately when you
have seen your rsan," I said. -Rs-
member me TO Herr Schneider, ana
~ you should ase--r
I came 20 sudden stop. for there.
among the crowd. not thFec-carriaEe
lengths away from me. q travelling
rug thrown over hIs shoulder. and
carrying g small brown leather bag
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-30
sIERlFF's SALE UNDER SCiluO
FUND MORTGAGE.

WHEREAS, Mary y Boyd. by her
certain deed of moriga 9. t'ai'h the iAlll
day OF January. 1861. and recorded In the
Recol der's ofiiee of ~ FnneOis comfy.
Missouri. In book No, ~ at page TO,
conveyed TO ST Francois eonniy. f,T tie
use and beneiit OF tie iniiablt 1nts oi
school ownships Nos. ~, 20 AMI u 81
sald county. the following described nal
estate, situate. lying aisl being IN The
County OF 80. Fnneois aRil SLATE Of Ms
sonri, t0-wit:
All of the nuFillcast quarter of tIH
northwest quarter u Mwtt"ii t"e'ily-
seven l27l, Ia township thirty -seseH (3Il
Horth. range five f5) east containing
lofty fafli acres. and u ils sanle lansi pnS.
chased Iy A. Il. SpFdlIng on the lOh
day oi May, lSsss. nj IafiIslGn Raie IN the
ease Of A \. Spreading against isourin'la
Wallace e. al.
Which decd OF morigage was n,aifc to
accarr the payment u y certain bonn IN
said decd described; and. whereas. said
deed OF mortgage provislss that In de-
fault Of the payment NJ eaid bord AMI the
interest thereon Hcnurling 10 The tenor
and effect of said bond. The said County
OF 81. Francois, by Us Sheriff, nlsy pro.
coed 20 advertise iltd sell said n'al estate,
or NO much thefesf ag may he necessary
TO satisfy said bpad. Interest and costs OF
executing said mortgage, and, whereas,
slef,nlt has been made W the payment Of
said bond according toihu terms tllcfsUi;
and, whereas, said band D. npw sItis anil
nnpAisi; now. therefore. III af ss.ssivlstgarsl
sheriff Of 81 FraHrsis county. Ivy rliIue
and authority IL nn order Of iiae toHniy
Cpnrt. made en the ~ day Of September,
laBa. pt an adlausued sesslan nT the Au-
gust term thereof for ,ee3. | viii. On
Tuesday. November n, 1902.
between sta hours a nine oeiock In the
EsF~ncan aud five e'eisak IL the afternoon
Of thar asy, NJ the south iiont door ef
the court heisss. In thr etty az FgrmIng-
ton, sn saId CeRntf o. III. FsancoEs sna
stair Of Missonff, and slutine the session
o. The Girrssil Cons1 u kaia county. kril
at public anctinp In TIM hIxssrst hiader.
1nr1akh, ~ The liais. tisie, risisn. Interest
ard rxtase o. In f1td Mary &. BOYD Of
IN and to ~ fuseEbss,K described rial
satxis, 10 satisfy ~ d<vd 81 mortgage
IEfr b. HlGHLEf.
EhrFin erfst, raseots CauHiy
0cinhdr / fsps
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-30
slERIFF'S SALE FOR BACK
TANES.

~ siriue oi n special rle llon Issued
from the office Of Iffe Clerk Of the Circuit
Court nf ST fnnrois county, Missouri,
dated the ssth day Of September. 1884
lnasie returnable ~ The November term
at said cotitf for 1904, 10 the sheriff Of
~. Francois county dirnted and 20 me
delivered. IN favor of the State oi Mis-
snttTi M the relation and 10 the tlse of
Frank Richardson. Collector. of lite Rev
ente OF ~. Francois county. Alsgouri.
and against Lorenzo johnson. Charles
y. Garrett, Henry II. wefnse. August G..
si0rck. Gensge W. Tailslg and At. Louis
Bnilsiing and Loan Association. ( have
seized and leyiesl upon AL the right, title.
claim. iaiefest anl estate OF -the said
llorrn2u doisnson. CHARTS r. Garrett,
Hurry ~. Wernse, Aag;is: q. Stofck.
George w. TausIg and the Sc. Louis
Building and Lam Association OF, IN and
o. tie following described real eAlaie.
sitsmte. lying and being IN tine Cpuuty OF
~. Francois ansi state nf Missouri, to-wit:
fhe wcsi half OF the soulhwasi quarter
ofsaeiion ten. township thlrty-fsuf, range
eight, and will, on
Thursdsr, November 10, 1909,
betwten the houfs OF aIne o'clock In TIT
Fcrunuon and five o'clock In tile affcrnoon
Tofthxt day. af the south front donr 81
The css,rf house, Ia the city Of Farming
tn,s, IN eaid tscnnty Of ~. Faneois and
;fais " Missouri. and during the sessian
of tsse riretlt court NJ saia cnmnty. scIl Ut
pubiif yendue " the higi,esf tssiccg fur
cash. all the right, title. claim. interest
and estase Of tiss ssid fsorrnxo johnson.
Charles Y tsarrest. Henry IL. wernses
August * Ssafek. George w. 7'rusir snsi
thess LOFTS Hnil1lssss ,<ss::a Loan Associs-
sipn 81. la anfffe The Hscxcine described
sssal estate, 20 satisfy sald execution and
costa.
JEFF D. NIGnI4EY.
Hheytd OFF, rraneois CoantT.
0xtns0t b,Iaaz
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-30
snERIFF,s SALE IN PARTITION

SliENlfF'e sALk IN fAhlIiiON q.
isalah simmer. lainiifi,
versus
John shnncr ct al. Defendants.
PaRTiffOa.
In obctlirnce ito IN order Of the Circuit
Comf OF ~. Franoois "1unty. Missouri
made NJ. .he i2th day 0i august. 1902, nj an
adlOurnrtl term al said cuurt. In the above
entitled cinisc, 1, the undersigned Sheriff
OF siid 81 Francois county, wIll, on
Tuesday, November IL. 1902.
between the Inurs Oi nine O'Clock n the
fOirnoon Rnd live o'clock In the afternoon
IT that day ut tlic south front door oil
the court house. IN the city OF Farming
ton, IN said County 1t ST. Francois and
State Of Missouri. aud during the session
/ OF the Circuit Cont OF siid county, sell
nj public vrndus TO tile highest bidder the
| following DESERVED real estate. situate
lying and being IN the County of NJ
Francois aud Stnte of Missouri. to-wit;
THE west halt oi the southwest quarter
and the southwest quarter Of the ncrth-
west quarter. and the southwest quar-
ter OF the southeast quarter; all In sec
lion twrnly-elGht, township thlriy-slS
north. range Hour east, containing one
hundred and .ixty arrrs; on the follow
ing terms. fowl:
Twenty per cent OF the purchase money
In casli and the 5aianre In Twelve months
secured b, note ieaitng six per cent IN
terrst per annaiu, TO be- approved by the
! ShsrtH.
JEFF u. HIGuLEY,
Sheriff al st. Francois County
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NOTICE
To Contractors and
Others y

Notice is hereby givcn that sealed
bids viii be received by the undefslgp
ed, OF County Clerk, up 10 one o'sipci
p. n., Tuesday, November 4ih, ia02,
for the construction and complication
OF two wood trestlcs, aud 1850 eahis
yards al vat Gil, posts and railing,
riprnp aud gravel, for the approaches
to the bridge over Wei! creek, II The
point known Ms Riekus' Rsfd, 90 ihs
road leading from FrcdsTsektowa road
10 County Farm. Said work 10 be
constructed and compieled 10 acuos-
dance Sish the plan and Specifications
on die 10 The Csua,y Ciask's plzlee.
The contractor viii be required to
give bond. and entrs Into coussacs APP
proved By the coaniy ccnst,
The Counsy .coast reserves the tight
10 reject any aud all bids.
sEa'L e. AsnURY.
Isuad and Bridge cam'r.
October 4. -4s12.
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Administratrix,a Notina

Notice Is hereby aiysH Thar lutferu M "A.
nlhEatfattoh we're GRANTED 10 this undrr.
siHned ny The Probate Court OF 81. FTnr.
s.,ls e0stniy Missouri. dated the iat day vi
'fctoboF iNn, on fhe estate 81
JAMES OLIVER. Deed.
~ persons having chains aEains; sa,a
esta.e afe re4uisfd TO eshiisit ftsnfn &C. tk1
Administrative for alinwpnrc ysIfI,sn ts,5..
year from the date of said letters er thay
may be prrciadsiti frsw any innefse 81 snsd
estate, ana ~ not exhibited for allowances
w!thia two years frum tina date Of xgtsi
iettefs they VIII be forever bzrfsa
4 October y. isas.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-30
SHEmFf'S SALE OF SCHOOL
LANDS.

iy Virtue and authority Of m order nj
the County Court If ~. Francois county,
Missouri. made nj the August term ~
said court for i'hi2. m the i,h day oi
August, directed 10 the ShcIiir oi ~
Francois county, 10 advertise aud sell IN
The manner AMI upon the inru presctil-
ed hy law IN such eases inalic and pro-
yidesl, the following described school
lands, Ic-wif:
The west half 81 the northwest quarter
and the northeast quarter OF the north
west quarter ur section sixteen, ~ town
ship thifty-four naFih ~ range eight cast.
situated in ~. Francois county. Missouri.
also the remaining unsold foTiies Of said
10th section. described as follows. to.wlI:
northwest quarter Of northwest quarter,
northeast quarter Of northwest quarter,
southwest quarter 81 northwest quarter,
southeast quarter Of northwest quarter,
northeast quarter OF northeast quarter,
northwest quarter Of northeast quarter.
southeast quarter Ut northeast quarter.
southwest quarter nt northeast quarter,
| northeast quarter OF southeast quarter,
northwest quarter OF southeast quarter.
southeast quarter Of southeast quarter,
southwest quarter OF southeast quarter,
nntlHeaht UnhftFE 81 hhAttNfHA Hhaii'l
and southeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter:
|. the undersigned Sheltti al said cnun-
~, will expose TO sale ut public auction,
on
Tuesday, November II, 1902,
between the ltours of nine o'clock In the
forenoon and live q, lock la the afternoon
Of that day. NJ tie somili front door Of the
court heuse In the city OF Pennington.
In said County of ". Franrils. Missouri.
| and during the session 81 the Circuit
Court Of said counly, the foregoing de-
scribed real estate. 90 the following terms,
to-wil: The purchaser give bond With
good and sufficient security for ilie pur.
chase price, pay lble nne year after date,
with len per cent int n 81 per annrm from
dare of sale, unless I've prefers 10 pay cash
In hand; provided. tbat the price q Witch
SAID land shall b. soldtshal not lc lees
than one dollar and quart, tsi 20J pr
| acre and the costs OF adyeriising and
selling said land. ..
JEFF u. iiiGIiLkI.
Sheriff OF ~. Francois County
October 2, 1909.
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sHERIFF's SALE FOR BACK
TAXES.

rs virtue nf an execution issued from
the t,iii,e of the Clerk Of the Circuit Couri
Of ST. francois county. Missouri. daiesl
The 9th day OF September 1902. and
nlm.le seturnahIe 10 lie November term
OF said court fSr iva. 60 the Sheriff ol
81 francois cauntv directed and to nsg
delivered, In tavor OF The State OF Nile.
sullFi at the reiailan and 70 the nse Of
Frank isieiiastlssn, Collector OF the Rev.
enue of IS. Francois county. md against
John Il. Watson. Philip 4 Pce,s. T.. X,
i'cers, Georxe u. Peers, John v. Peers
Susan q Tnyiar' John ~. Williams, Ed
Williams, Katherine l.. Mansfield, Ellen
i.egK. Eiien X. Rutherford and Joseph
Tralsp, have selzesi and levied upon 81
0f tlse said John Es Watson Philip r.
i'eers. q. X. Pears, George h. Peers,
John. V. i'eess. Sts.in q. Taylor. John w,
Williams. III Williams. Katherine l..
Mansfield. Ellea Legs. EIlen X. Railier-
following described real estate. sitfate,
lying and t,eIeg Iii the County Of sc FraH-
culs aud III .ie uf Missouri. so-wIE.
The east bali af thu southwest quarter
and flie mrst hall 81 the southeast quarter
W rscfftfH ttMtstfHfas tVGE8HtV ttftfAf-tRtNs
range ave; and wiii, OF
Thursday. November -, 1909.
bsiv rem The hoars az nine o'eiork In tho
sprrnsaa ard I'VE O'Clock In the aIlerrooa
OF ihas dr., Rs fssse soutii frans deof of the
cpafs isssss, IN tho rjsy Of FauaiHxscn.
IN tie sslsi CcnHiy ef 81. Francots md
Stats Of Misssslsi. ard dasisg The session
~ fhe fssuaHlf sgsast Of Azid county. sell ri
psilsiic senslne % tlw highest bidder Tor
cash Ill tl< Fi6IIf, tfie, claim. interest and
estate % fi< MD Js,hn Z. watfas. Philip
r. t'esFs. !. X. Fwss, George b Pecrs.
.Iulsn v. fe~rx, dsmsn q. Tayief. John
Willssms. III Wflsiauss. Katherine r.
Mansfield. Eixn frGx. Eliza X. kuthrf-
hBd ansi xuennh Tnfsr cf. In and 10 the
saweoinr sies;sibfS rial estate 10 satisfy
ssi<I excrnilpa &sd e0sAs.
3EFr n HiGHLEY.
sheriff AZ ~. FEan<s3s rsssAiys
4la1rfsszs 4 flAt4 "a 4
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-30
LANG & BRO.
MANUFACTURERS or
Il WAGONS,
M BUGGIES,
n Flows,
AND DEALEss M
Farm Machinery,
Lumber, &C.
mar WORK AND rHK souSpEsr NATE.
%-aiAL GUARANTEED.
Nosiae

The aEnuai needing u the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF 81.
Francois eoanty ~ili be held At the
Court House 10 FarrniugtoH. Mo-. M 10
O'Clock a. m. on Fsidsy. Oct stst, scas.
for The purpose Of cIccting three dirrc-
tors 10 serve three years. and for the
trznsaetim II such o4h<f business an
may come a<fore tir szssrting.
nv. Axununx. pres't.,
J.R- PHATT, sec.y.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-30
7 7 DALTON
7. DALTON ". 4 KENNEDY
DALTON &
KENNEDY,
Real Estate Agents,
fAEMNGlrON. M.
fAEMNGlrON, M

II ron r.int u ScH or hHy caHat orr
OGicc, up stairs " the oh Dalton z
Marks Store BBiIiinc. Ne here nani-
q trw choice large hr1s, bui have n
number at smaller ones to dispose Of
~ acrcs-g'l hrurE ln cultivation. incird.
ING - acIrs ln m uuuw und Is ucrtfa in uas
tn!g-i ehalnder sgol tlmb.r. Three good
springs. plenty ~ 'turk water. tmaU a.
Guard, s'ruOm hnusG. barn NgssI feet IL
miles ffum Scbuai uuu CHURCH PRICE al
per acre.
80 arrrs-1Nl IN cultivation. "a acres me
timber 6-rCum house. large tstrn t,yn ffns,
o ~ l,e,' ed W. and e.irrns; plenty
Flht hi'cr mines i1lcr So per acre.
GO arres--iOoin cultivation: room, bou,s
barn fsxiO. also sunil Darn ana RrnDnrx
smoke mouse. eh Cken house Wottd hof,ss,
tenant house all IN good stats OF cultlya
ton. 80 per acre.
~ acres lnnd IN tho TuitsTbs of Fartptny,o,
an undtr ienre AMI IN nrHsx, plenty Of wsleT
Price $50 Ter acre. Tome ana see "a
ltt acres IN 81. Lsnevieve county a, ~,
CULTIVATION, = rolni loR huuse, pppsf it,u twrin
veil Ahntitfi, niir orchard. pusld snFtnes nlid
s ,.,, exseis"ni ff'r nsuse ana nice iiinier
houeos and tots in Hamilton totsn--cu..
room ~ story, ana ms I rDoln iiralse n,.
int naJulnin". Free Ni51 ana txfG Thees
houses aFr newly built.
10 aeT.s land near hill postofllcc and store
~ ~ hfsr ttue Efilss PASTURE. So acrew N
meadow Most Of this fanfi Is IN cuiiiyaftnn
. lOt OF me springs, nice creek runs ~ fn.sai,.
tsis Itsrii 20 rom brick HOUSE. IaFKn ls1ru
anu otteE out buildings. free SO per acre
~ ie.t ~ .isf Ihls v one VI the anga farms
IN ~ frdncpls county tonne ana 49,. N
soon " you waHi soineteIng extra.
Cone and SEQ ns and We will hc
'sure TO shOw you spmp,hing yuu will
IKE Il you want farm or town prop
eriy.
DALTON d kENNDEY.
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GO RcrrE--i0pin cultivation q rDnm housa
tAafn f.Nio. also sulntl Darn ana Krnnart
siloke hourc, eh cken house, woud houss,
ton. SD per acre.
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Administrator'a Notice.

Sotfce 4 hefeEH given that lestexs ~ "a .
niuistrntfrn werw granted 10 ai,ss tss,ai@r
siNnea ~ ffae Probate slnuFf ~ 81 Ts~s.
r9is coanly. Mlzsouris date<I shs zsth fszs
nf esrfnfnf'sF. TIA. untb s<<sofe OF
sAMll.ss. =. uRxwIES. need.
Al resS0ns having claims arainss ,nld
cstste exs required tnexhibif fhTIn 10 the
Within enc year frum the date 81 a "a lnf-
t1e4 ~ tneF may be pfnefo8tad from nur
n.nsHf e nnid estate. and II lei exhibif9si
issisrs shss xiii Z issss<e ~ s.s ssss g 40
Z. -. -. ADAAkHipkRT. AdmI.
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sig aTrrt-sfl IN cultivation. ~ arrps me
tlnheti h-rCum house. large sara. Two fine
orchards. good wei ana ciFtrrns: pleufy
~ MobE water u every field. miles fr,t,l,
Flht RIVER mines i1lce ST. per acre.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-30

iit acres IN 81. tienevievc COUNTY a. IN
cultivation, room loR h1nsr. Htpp.f log lu,rn
Neil shndtfi, ni,r orchard. puod aprt ngs ana
cresk excellent rfsp rsuRe and tlifse ii,nb."
Price s.. 80.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-09

had been in the Philippines, one of
the soldiers must have slipped the
rainy season into his pack by mis-
take.
Policeman Fred Baker was richer
than most Akron policemen for a few
minutes the other afternoon. The Of
flcer saw plain looking envelop ly-
ing on the sidewalk on the east side
of Main St, near Exchange. From
outward appearances the envelope
might have contained scrap paper or
nothing at all. When Mr.. Baker open.
ed the letter he saw what made his
eyes assume saucer aspect-a dra IT
for enough money to buy a house and
lot. But pretty stenographer i'm
modiately appeared and claimed the
envelope and thanked the officer pro-
fusely for picking it up.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-09
Spring Fever.

Spring fever is another name for bill.
iOusrass. 1t is more serious than most
people think, A torpid liver and inac'
tive bowels mean poisoned system
If neglected, serious illness may fol
low such symptoms. DeWitts Little
Early Risers remove all danger by
stimulating the liver, opening the bow
els and cleansing the system of i'm
purities. Safe pills. Never grippe. II
have taken DcWitt's Little Early Ris
ers for torpid liver every spring for
years" writes h. NJ. Everly, Mounds
vile. w. Va. "They do me more good
than anything have ever tried"
Wm Warner, Gem Pharmacy, 11s
s. Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-09
COSTS MORE
10 Get Drunk on Sun.
day Than Other Days.
The Mayor Added an Extra Dollar
to Two Fines.

When man gets drunk on Sunday
and is later arrested and comes before
the Mayor, it costs him more than it
would to get drunk on week day,
as was shown in Police court Monday
morning, when Bert Butler and Wal
ter Jennings, were fined So and costs
each for this offense, while many 9TH
ers who were. perhaps, just as drunk,
We're let of with fines less by at least
dollar.
Butler and Jennings are both under
age, and the police have been pumping
them with a view to finding out
where they procured the liquor which
caused their downfall.
1t was stated that Butler gave away
valuable gold watch and chain Sun
day morning. and both he and ,Ien-
nings were questioned closely, with a
view to finding out their antecedents,