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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06
Trustees Sale.

whereas louis ID Thurman and Harriet
Thurman, hts wife. by their certain deed OF
trust dated tho ssh day of November, lsz5.
and recorded Tn tas Recorders Office Of ~
francois eoanty A!ss,.ari, IN noex %. ny
Page Al. conveyed TO the unasfsiKned
trustee tae following described real estate
aud improvements thereon. situate, lying
and hainK In the cuuHty of 50 fraacaiE and
state OF Missouri. TO Wir
Part of the Halted states survey No. ~.
township 81 north. rnnEe four east, and
described as follows. to wtt: BEGINNING On
the Heat h7guGa9y liBe nf said survey at .
stone t.ss chains BoTth, degrees east from
the northN est corner OF Bray Town tract
running south A. dsFs. east. t.sa ehninastG
q stone. thence north dsEH east 5.sI chains
90 a stone IN a sink hole thence north 81
degrees vast {. 7t chains TO q stone on the
south sdeEreEa west a.si chains 90 tile be-
gtuntHE corner. containing e. acres
which said conveyance was made In trust
to secure the payment Of certain prunils
cory note ~ said deed OF trust described I
ssd whereas By the terms Of said deed %
trust said rote Is past due aaa Fsnsias an
paid. now. therefore, ~ accordance VITA
the provisions of AAia deed of trust, and
az the request Of the legal holder of said
note, /. the designed Trustee, viii,
On Thursday. February 10, 1909,
bstween the hours of uins O'Clock in the
forenoon ana i've O'Clock Ia the afteFE se.a
OF that DAY. Gg the south front door Of the
Court House. IN tire City Of farmlngtOn,
aaurt. sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder. for cARh, the foregoing dascribs q
real estate, 60 satisfy said mute ami tiss
coats Of executing this frnst.
JOSEPH CoNEH. Trustee.
January q. is03.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

All eur farmer readers should take
advantage Of the unprecedented club
hing offer we this year make. which
includes with this paper The live
h,ock Indicator, lie special Farmers
Institute editions and The Poultry
Farmer. These three publications are
the best of their class aud should be
In every farm home. TO them we
add, for local, county and general
news, our own paper. aud make the
price Of the four one year only
SI.zy. Never before was 50 much su-
peri0r reading matter offered for sc
email an smosnt Of money. The
three papers named, which we club
with our owg, are well known through
out the West, and commend them
selves to the readers favorable atten.
ton upon m..o nIentloE. The Live
JIOck Indicator is the great sgrirul-
tural and live stock paper Of tho West
aud Southwest; The Poultry Farmer
Is the most practical poultry paper for
the farmer, while the special Farmers
Inslitate Editions are the mosi pTAo-
tical publications ior the promotion OF
good farming ever Published. Take
advantage OF this great offer, as II will
holt good for 8 short time only.
Samples Of these papers may be eE-
amined by calling at This Office.
The FARMTxGTOS THES.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

Judge L. 4. swink has for some
time been receiving earnest solloIta-
lions from Democrats 10 Ste. Gene
We've and Jriferson counties as well ~
Ia this, biz homo county, 10 become
candidate for State Senator. lie has
at las, ialiy concluded 10 enter the
field for the Democratic nomination.
Judge Swink Is q successful farmer,
man Of fine judgment and practical
business qualifications, honest and siu.
eeru on all public questions, and has
twice been called into public service
By the people Of this county, once as
associate justice of the County Court
and then as presiding justice. 10 the
discharge Of the duties devolving upon
him in these positIahs, be has shown
himself iamilir with the beat interests
OF the people and worthy OF the inn
portant trust ccsaded 70 him. lie Is
not a politician in the popular sCcep-
talion Of the word, bss be possesses
the rugged qualities Of honesty aud
fraBkness, a clear Judgment OF ques-
tons pertaining to public affairs aud
the peoples interests, and 4 business
perspicaoily of high order, which, con.
biRed with his indumtsble energy and
industry, would make him = capital
public servant in the legislative halls
Of the State. lie recognizes The lac,
that other good men 10 the district are
aspiring to the same position, but the
earnest, pressing solicitations be has
received on all sides, encourage him
to believe that 1t il no, only bis duty
to become a candidate for State Sena-
tor, hat that he viii feoe!Ve the nomi-
nation. II he should, the Twenty
sixth district will have no cause 10 re.
greet us choice.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

The Democratic County Central
Committee meets neE- sionday to usme
time for primsry election and ''to
transact such other business ~ may
como before IL " Why not save the
people 8 good deal &: time, trouble
asd annoyance by arranging to have
the delegates 70 the swe State Convea-
tons elected at the county primary,
instead of calling q special county con
veHIion for that purpose? It would
no. only save time AMI trouble for the
people, but IL would bring the election
Of delegates closer to ,heIn, and 1t Is q
tenet Of democracy that the people can
be trusted. Let the committee also
arrange for the people to vote their
choice for United States Senator, with
the understanding that the nominee
for Representative shall thereby be in
stEucted to vote for the man who re-
eeives the highest number of votes for
that position; and II bic name should
ha dropped 10 the Democratic caucus
to vote for the man receiving the next
highest number Of votes tor United
States Senator.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

Whereas Neslts Juse by her certain deed
OF trust, dated tn@ takh 1ay uf luHa. iaps
and recorded in the tgorUFaeg'a 0ffie@1 OF 1t.
k'fanc0ss county. Missouri, To bgul ". at
page u. conveyed 10 tase aEsdersisnea tras.
tas the following described reei estate and
improvements tiasseoTaa SITUATE lying sne
being IN the cougty OF ~. fFan6ots nnd
state of Missouri. 20 wit:
Alt Jf lot three la1 IN BLOCK seven Cd leased
srons fsotausDlm Lead CnnnAny. and shows
on their private Enap Of the tsssn Of Esther.
MtssnMFss
Which said eoaysyanes wgg anade IN tssss
ID secure t.ae pag nsaaf of esrsAiA pEpEnlg.
angv nnga in said deed Ut sFasz dsscxlhed !
ard ws@Feas 3y Enc s@sEnn ssf said 0Hzd the
sasG note ii past ane and remains anpaid I
aHn whereas tie said NelIsa jose fffs been
aeem1a ns& KlsnH months or Mafe; now there.
fBFws im conformity with tbs provisions II
said deea as trust and % th~ re4ue#t of the
legal sleiGar Of szid Hofs. L. the undersigned
trwstes. VIII.
On Fhnrsday, February 10, 1905,
between the ssours ~ Aine 0'clnek ia sha
f0reaaan and ftSp ssci1ek IN che zfsaFussffu
al aiat day. az ftss susith iruat tspaE az tins
Cnast HctzA. th tts etss ut FAsEsIuNsua, fn
said ~. EfancnIe cuAnz$s Missouri sell OF
zsahlic aucsfuss- to era highest nss4dnr lot
cash. all tbs Eszns, tattn, INTEREST MHs8 estate
OF the sstfd Msftfe Snae Of fn na0 10 tiaa
f0Tnat,Eszs described real estate man i'm
pEuTxEnensA s1aaTenn toe fh= sssrFftzs ~ sat
IssyfH8 saIa nsse ana tbs eosts 81 Txsensirs
IEFr, %. mgua.HY. Tsussse.
.tafz4rF "a t8aa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06
Voted for jackson.

The foi'owing telegram from Glen-
Ees. Tenn, under date Of February / /,
has this to say of former venerable
Teunessces1, now a resident OF Mis-.
solri; A surprising letter has been
received by the Headlight of this city.
II Is from Thomas L. Sowls, who Is
well known over Nest Tennessee By
the older citizens, aud who was at one
time we'll known In political circles all
over the State, and II has been thought
by bis friends for = number Of years
that he was dead, as he had not been
heard of In years. MIR. Sowls is Iiy-
Ing in Webb City, Mo, is IS years
old, very feeble and almost blind. but
his memory of dates and events Ia
startling The writer, among ct her
things 10 bis letter to the Headlight,
says:
II am 0s ysaFs old. voted for
Andrew jackson 10 1926. / saw Lo.
renzo Dow IN June. 1888. and heart;
him preach IN Wake county, North
Carolina. TODD an sciiye interest 10
the campaign Of 1886, when David
Crockett aud Adam Huuismsn we're
for Congress from West
Tennessee. was present At Ewing's
Greek camp ground In 1870 when An
drew jackson made a sFsaeh fos Mar
Tin Van BuFen, aud led In the division
VI the crowd for WIN. II. Harrison,
aud am eonadeft that Harrison was
poisoned. represented Carroll coun-
~ Ia the Legislature In 1910. saw
The Peek negrO'H hanged Jpne 9slh,
l sa3.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

Mr. Miichim Of the DoSuto Prcss,
who Is 4 candidate for State Senator,
Was 10 ST Francois county las; seek,
and spent part Of Wednesday In
Pennington. lie came down to look
over the field and see II there we're any
bFeeches IN the fence through which
he might enter and Craze. lie was a
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton four years Ngo aud came within n
scratch Of knocking the persimmon
being q good all-round fellow aud n
hustler from IIus,IeviiIe, he promises
TO make things lively for bis compel
itOrs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06
Trnataa'a Sale.

whereas Peter 4uBuehon. Ly hts certain
deed Of trust, dated tue Afh day Of necem
her. iAM, ana recorded 10 the Recorder q
Office Of ~. Francois county. Missouri, In
book s., at paEe q, conveyed TO the under.
signed trustee the following dstcgtbed real
estate ana the improvements thereon. stu
ate. lying and bning In the county OF 81.
kraac&is and state Of Missouri, to.wit;
Lot ten ltsi, block ten ii0l, IN the town OF
vat Riyer. leased from the Zoe Han Lead
Company.
which said conveyance was made In trust
20 secure the payment certain prntais
sorry note In said deed OF trust described;
and whereas BY the terms OF sal1 deed OF
trust ths SAID nffa n rast nuh and remains
unpaid n1sx. therefore, IN accordance with
the provisions OF said deed OF trust, and az
the request OF the legal holder OF said nojB.
I, tha undersigned fraste. viii.
Ou Thursday, February rs, 1909,
tastxeen the hDarS Of nine o'ci6ek in the
forenoon and two o'clock IN the afternoon
OF that day. at the soath front door 0f the
Court House In tke city OF Warrington, IN
said county II ~. FFaue0is and state OF
MtasonEI. sell at pahiie auction to tire high
est bidder, for cash. all the right, title.
intsFest and estate OF tna said retsr Aailu.
eh0n Of. IN ami 10 the Foregoing ee@cFi5ae
real estate and the improvements thereon,
for tho purpose OF satisfying said note and
the costs Of executing TITS trust.
., 8. ELAfs ffaSsee.
January Is. fsea.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06
The Conmoner.

The Commoner has attained
within six months from date
Of the first issue a circulation
of 100000 copies, a record
probably never equaled in the
history of American periodical
literature. The unparalleled
growth Of this paper demon
strates that there is room In
the newspaper field for a ma
tional paper devoted to the
discussion Of political, econo-
mic and social problems. To
the columns of The Commoner
Mr.. Bryan contributes his best
efforts; and his review Of polit-
ical events as they arise from
time to time cannot fail to in
terest those who study public
questions.
The Commoner's regular
subscription price is $1.O0 per
year. We have arranged with
Mr.. Bryan whereby we can
furnish his paper and THE
PENNINGTON TIMES together
for one year for Sl.70. The
regular subscription price OF
the two papers when subscrib-
cd for separately is $500.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

The New York Press enters vigor.
ous pru,esI against the proposition thai
the tariff duties on Cabsn sugar be re-
dueed. The Press sayss
III tho American people on
sentimental gtuunds think they
ought to give Cuba $40. 900, 0OO
tbls year OF every year, let them
40 down into the pockets of all
tho American people ior tie gift,
aud not iase tbs pOesS;s 81 iew
interests selected iOr prescription
aud spoiIAilon. II Gov. Wood
or President Roosevelt or anybody
else wants Santa Claus TO stuff
that furry millions iuto Caba's
Christmas stocking, why In the
name Of American industries and
American deeency should the 40
millions be hlehsd from tive or
thfec slsckings In The iircplsccs
Of American honest Way not
from allP"
Republican papers have all along
told es that the foreigner pays Tbs tai
aud tha. high protective tariff is Il
the interest VI the American people
rather than OF special benefit 10 ass
one concern. This being tine, then
the abolition Of ell tariff on Cubzr
sugar would be equivalent to going
down into the psske,s Of all the Auler'
lean people for the giil."
II, however, the Press IL justified IL
saying that by the abolition or Fcdue.
ton OF the tariff on Cuban sugar s40,.
900, 600 would be illchcd from ''tw'
or three Stockings In the fireplaees O
American homes" then the quesiieg
naturally arises. bow does IL happeS
tsat the Republican party has persist
eatly advocated 4 tariff policy tina
would piAcs s4O, 100000 Ia ''lwo Of
three Of the stockings Ia the ffeplaesl
Of American hamssF"
And II a Tariff on sugar would msar
eA0, 000, p0n Cor ''two or three stock
ings In the iirepisces of American
homes does not thIs tact raise the
suspicion that, after all, the American
people, ralhsr than the isFeisssr, have
been paying the taxi
Whence comas this $40, 900, 0Ot
that will be filehsd from '..wo or thre'
stockings i'd the irepiacss of American
homesPn
Is Il paid by the fosrlgn pFalnCer
Of sugar to the American manufacture
or does !; represent the amoan
''tilchsd" By the rreprie,ors of tn,
1.-TWO OF three stockings In the fire,
places Of American homes 'sileh
ed" from the great mass Of saga
consumers, and "iilchsd'' by reason
Of the Republican tariff laws7
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

State Senator John S. Clay Of this
place 10 not = candidate for reelection
to that position, nor for any other pub
lie Office at this time SO far as we
know, yet we notice that while aspir.
ante for Office are receiving good words
from the papers and their friends, so
customary on the eve Of 4 political
campaign. that arc calculated 10 place
them before the people 10 = favorable
light, Senator Clay Is receiving many
commentators for past services just
the same as II he too were a candidate
Which goes to shOw that the people
appreciate = man who has faithfully
discharged a public trust. Seeator
Gays record IN the Senate IL clean
and commendablc, Us is his private
life, and he deserves the good words
that are spoken Of him.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

Henderson Grimeti of this place was
stricken with partial paralysis and
completely lest the uss ss one arm and
side. After being treated by an emI-
nens physician ior quite while wilh-
aut relief, my wife recommended
ChaTsheFlsia's Pain Balm, aud after
using two hsttass Of IL he Is almost
entirely cured. Geo. Il. MciDsaald,
Man, L0gaa county, w. Va. Several
other remarkable CURES of partial par.
aiysis have been effected by the use Of
shis liasnasns. Il IL Haosa widely
knawn, however, rs = cure fer rheum-
aiism, sFFsssns and bruises. For sals
Ay City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06
Dslzg 0ss.

Z A great deal Of gosd d being done
10 ail parts ofshs eeaassy By Chamber.
iaia'a Cosgh na7raeas. The most
iiaitsrlas sessimeaisis have bsen re-
uesvsds giving aesoaHis o. lie gaoa
work. at agETayasIag and pessisleHs
e0aghs that hare ytsIded 10 iis scotia
ing efIsuts. os seysFe colds thar hasa
bsaa bsoksa Up By iss use, u threat
Nped saiaHka af paessaeala thai hssr
bssa wsszisd OF and al aaagsFau.
raae- "A nromp ssat aase hem cared.
The great popaIarify ard easSssisa ne
ri thie pfeparsIinn x@sank IA SUR
psise = xayans ~huis ass5aaiassa With
~ eod 4uzliEjes- Tie II shea ycu
ksss need u saab ssmests and Il
WIN n yau socd ~ - b. <ssss.y
#E&@f< %fnN& Il Z. ST. 4
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

Congressman DcArmond has entered
the race for Cshed States Senator
Mr.. DcArmond Is one Of the ablesi
men Of the State aud one Of the slrSag
est and readicst debates vs the DEM
ocralic side In the National House Of
Representatives With Stone, Champ
Clark and DeArmond 10 choose from
the Legislature can hardly make 4
mistake in elecling Senator Vests sac
cessor. Either of them would shine
IN the Senate, and Missouri would
continue % have two OF the best rep
rcsentaiiTes IN that body.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

HFNa@ Nh1 AHAAtAAAPfus nFAAhbsAt
The announcement that Prince
Henry IA buying presents for his Amer
lean trip, aud among them a fine gun,
with interchangeable rias and towing
piece barrels, tor the president, Is
probably causing SONIC reflection at the
white h0aae. One ~f the evaeHtricitles
Of the constitution Vi the United Siasss
II proylsisa that no ore Ia the ena-
pisy Of the Quilted States shall s.wiih.
out tho conseat Of CoRgrcss, aceept Of
any present, emelumess, sl.ssa or title
Of any kind wha.=sar from and hing,
prince or foreign state OF eeurse
President Roosevelt has no need OF =
que lie has guns 10 shoot al the
birds now. And Il is doubtful that he
world relish asking Congress for per.
mission tn accept present. Il might
lead 10 debate. aad 10 grant sise per-
mission would hook very Huch lske
special Difference TO Gsgmany. Ia all
probability h would be q great relief TO
prsssilen, Rseseseit u the gus shonid
be aost ofrfhoard on the way ovef.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06
Ne Full islzsss eaiss 10 Sight

Whils the American warkinguan,
whnss dinnsr pail h&s ben tent upon
which RepabiaeAa sernana without
naubsr hsss been preached. y ns~
paging mafr lar IT. thing s.ssn for
asay yssrs. acsd 81 ehssp Labor Il
bssAs poared N from Eerope. Tbs
lAmixrnsiha lass year wA1 Aseasier than
Coz aamb<r u pears. and pressure d
hssoK bssafas % hsAF npoA TN fos.
sTnns-nt fn= > siist lr<*x :nsrotssslen
II eheap iasos 90 - sxpaksls1a u ~
eSaalne 1hIness s1eioeinn IN. n
sAsks prouslse Il mil dtnnes rcik n
All sash I'r'saslsiah
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

PAR VALUE,
500 PER SHARE.

The above shares Thirty (3Oe) per blocks
Of IS muiples thereof Oregon Mag Victory Ming
Co, and Clarissa Gold and Copper Mug, Co.
Oregon Consolidated Timing Gold bearing
Gravel ranging from thickness finch Iloskn
Giants wsrk There process Fume miles
long, and 5000 gallons minute supply och
Giants when completed the mine will yield 100000
mill the ground. The property covered by
Sugar Pine the saving which, together with wood aud ties for the
Southern Pacific rs, will Of itself yield handsome dividend
Location of mine, Douglas County, Oregon.
Victory Mining Quartz bearing
Free Milling Gold being prosecuting u foo,
vein Gold extending length feet T. sud "
deeon through the Assays from 90 10 to $4,000 ton
1900 lbs locsion Josephine County. Oregon.
ciassa Gold Copper Mining and
Copper Qusbeang being cutting
IL 40foot vein Gold and Copper This property situated n Park
City, Utah. the famous Ontario Silver King Mnes In 1901 the
Silver King paid over ti 100000 cash dividends.
The combustion of the makes p-ehtabls
predicted
ing The honest and control being abso
t the hands The President experienced successful
miner.
GEO. J. COLE President
Fiscal Agent-Bank of Pennington, Pennington, Mo.
APPLICATIONS should VIM. NJ Harlan, President
Bank Of Pennington accompanied By check draft who authorized
issue certificates emitting the applicant number shares applied for
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

u i all right for Emperor William
Of Germany 70 ssnd his brother, Prince
Henry, over here la grand state. II It
10 his pleasure, and IL l. proper tina,
our Government should give him q
friendly welcome aud reception as the
special representative OF the German
government. II b proper, also. tina;
he should be received with generous
and respectful recognition In those
places OF interest which he may sisit
while here; bat all this faror we see
sn the metropolitan pspess over his
coming, and Of tho movements Of the
snobocraey Of the big ci,les to danoe
attendance upon him simply because
he 10 sciun of what 10 chased 10 the
old warid ~ nobility, ~ II be were
something superior to tbs nniyerssl
order Of men. ssrikes ns a. iistss dis
gushing and rartakssz largely Of toad
yism ca tbs part VI people who as
sumo 10 heilese In republican inssitu.
sions and that ssail maH arc cTaased
free and equal. . II fIince iisHry
were msn wha Ind doae sasaaahiag
for the sasslIossiisn 81 msnkiad VT,
wess entitled u an dssiiaesion othsr
than that q besas ssFa ..rsiaes. 7
shess might be sanss oxsass fsr Y ,
~ whst Hsess en- W sxll&ss ID ihtAA
dzss upea which - hare i.Ilea. when
IL srsAassl Eepsbiia - snxsA hase gene
isse shs eaisaszs and sseztslnaI afyss-
xioa Eaesesrs. Htsss Il xssktsIas IN
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

This srederiCktown Democrat News
says that strong efforts are being made
by the many friends Of Mr. T.. ID. An.
,hony to induce him to make the race
for State Senator 10 this district Mr.
Anthony ls a good man aad a stauneh
Democrat, and II he should cuIer the
race, every county in tho district ex.
eept Ste. Genevleyc woalI have a can
didata fur State Senator.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

an expression Of sympathy for two
sister Republics struggling against the
Invasion Ged cruelty OF powerful
monarchy, while Its President sends
special envoy over to their mAuraudcrs
to play tag 10 The coronation Of their
king.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

Our poe,ieal friend, Casper N. Ed.
wards, of the Duuklin County Mali,
says. ''TnR FARNIxGTOS TINES 10
twenty. nine years old and has the
favor Of rare wine"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

St. Louis has a good many kinds of
folk, bu, City Attorney Folk seems 10
DO about the right thing lie 1t Is who
worked mp the evidence on which the
Gppd Jury indicted the municipal
brl6ers and btibed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06
CANDIDATES ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR STATE SENATOR.

SyTE are authorised 20 announces
w Jos. q. wEfgnOL.n
of Ferry c0unir - candidate EOS state
senator from the twenty .Aixth Senatorial
District. Hahlect TO tlsa nomination OF the
Democratic party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-06

We have listed = select number Of
Town properties, beth improved and
vacHnt; Farms, large and snail; Tim.
Der and Mineral Lands.
u you want to sell or trade, CONT
and list your property with US.
II you want 10 buy or exchange,
you will make n mistake II you do
moi. call =ad see Us.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-20
FUNSTON Is NAMED
President Assigns Him TO Depart
ment of Colorado.

Washington, March 19.-By
direction Of the president, M. jor
Gen. Macarthur was today as
siged to the command of the de-
partment Of the lakes with head
quarters at Chicago, H.; Brig.
Gen, Funston to the command OF
the department of the Colorado,
headquarters at Denver, Col; and
Brig. Gen. VIM. A. Kobbe to the
command of the department o.
Dakota, headquarters at St. Paul,
Mimi. These changes will take
effect on the 25th instant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-20
TO SUCCEED HITCHCOCK.
1t is Believed that H Clay Evans
May Go Into Cabinet.

Birmingham, Ala, March, 10.
"A special dispatch to the Age
Herald from Chattanooga, Tenn,
says: "Close personal friends
here of Commissioner of Pensions
II. Clay Evans claim to have res
ceived information that Presi-
dent Roosevelt will make him
secretary of the interior. 1t is
said Secretary Hitchcock will
resign soon and that Evans will
be offered the place. 1t is said
that change will occur in thirty
days.