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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-06-21
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R.,sia< Brsedias Birds.

Raising Breeding Birds.
From Farmers Review: To begin
I allow all young chicks to have b
benent Of plenty Of sunshine ana
shade. leaving the choice to them. AZ
o as possible-about 36 hours after
they are hatched-I place them IN .
brooder and probably about II hours
thereafter l give them their first feed.
which consists Of cracked grain; his
feed is strictly adhered to. OF course
/ give as many different grains as !
can get and only one kind at each
meal. They have in addition to his
ground bone and are allowed a grass
run as o as they are able to be u
AS soon as I can distinguish the sex
l separate the males from the females
and they Ire not allowed together IN
til they are mated about January first
The food is then fed in this
In the morning they have q mash fed
warm; at noon, grain-usually wheat;
at night, cut oats or any good grain
we may have except corn, unless very
cold. I might say that we do not use
very much corr at any time. A green
run is kept at all times. l also use
beef scraps after fowls are mated.
They are theE kept in these runs until
about June first, when the females are
allowed to run out on the pasture and
only fed at night a small amount OF
wheat. or some grain of that kind.
When the melting season begins. our
fowls are always stout and healthy
and in the very best Of shape to stand
the strain. The cocks are not allowed
their liberty, but are placed in a fresh
green run and fed on good wholesome
food, are not allowed to grow fat and
are made to work for every bite they
eat. / only keep four pens for breed
ers: the balance are all sold or killed
for our table, so we never have any
surplus stock after the breeding season
begins, unless they be very good ones
that we have failed to sell.-Ed. Bish-
op. New Madrid County. Missouri.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-06-21
a steam JOINT Clamp

other thread on the outside of the
third clamp. All are clamped in
place. The third clamp is pressed up
against the other two and held firm
by set screws. Then q spanner,
shown in the lower part Of the cut. is
used to screw up the middle clamp
against the first one, setting tho soft
lead down hard into the leak md clos
ing 1t. The pipe is then, TO oil in
tents and purposes. as good as new"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-06-21
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Tess---If you really love him why
did yon refuse himY 4 Hs
Jess---Goodness! You don't suppose
IA ~ q ulnml.,,alisdlenrllly e q accept him hin,
the nrstS time. &
ITTssaE-=--But, heS declares he'll never
propose. a mother n ~ long Z y
$liivess.fs 4s &&3E Il @SS
Jess---sot. course. I'mnot '.anoth,ei
Neirl.y 49, 49, go ia @aaGA III sIsaaaaNN $500
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-06-21

The average small boy generally
wants to investigate the u Of the
non.explosion Of a 1recracker alto
gether too soon, with the result that
he has q blackened face and perhaps
q blinded eye to show for his curl
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-06-21

DOGS LIKE THEIR MASTERS
Association Causes the Brute to Initiate the Human Being
# Who Owns 1t.

show me q mans dog 1 will tell you
what manner Of man the owner is,
with particular reference to tempera-
ment and his moods The melancholy
man, the man who grovels mentally
along the gloomier grooves, the pessi-
mistic man, who Is always looking ct
the dark side OF the picture, all the
me- who come, within these unhappy
classifcations rarely own q cheerful
dog. The dog internationally takes to
the ways Of his master, and in his
moods initiates the masters way Of
thinking. But turn to the dog 81 the
Jolly, cheerful fellow. Watch him
show his teeth In laughter when the
master approaches. He is darting
across the yard ana dancing and frisk-
ing around the masters feet n the
happiest way imaginable. but he Is
up to all kinds 81 pranks and does.
all kinds Of little things to Indicate;
the good nature that III II; him. He;
does as his master doessand seems to.
take the same general view Of life
These IRE small things; 4 guess, but
they show Just how important ones
actions are Id life. Even ones way
sof thinking may influence ones dog
and change his whole view 9 life 4
old epheelws,fabsent-muindedl senult.shim
a%sspIair re Trousers NOV. when tue
boy ii Old enough remarked Prssliss
dent Dliasz. .she can never Swe sarSstdnos
IESSIHxI SsY%fe3
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-06-21

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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
LisertyylIle items.

Mr.. Jasper x. Hicks OF Castor attend
ed church here Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mira. W. A. Kenendy Of Psftn
iugton we're the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs,
C. N. Baker Sunday.
Miss Ste. Mary Kinkead, who il Wis.
iting friends and relatives In Farming.
ton, will return home to-day.
Mr.. ]. c. Crow. the huStiing stock
buyer. bought u nice bunch OF cattle
from II. A. Simpson last week.
Those who want to buy some good
stock will do well TO attend the public
sale Of Mrs.. ]. 5. Simpson ON Aug. goth.
Mr.. Marion Moran drove In a nice
bunch Of kwo-yrar.old steers Wednes-
day that he bought IN the southern part
OF Madison coanty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pee Parkins Of Freder-
lcktown and hr. and Mrs. ChaE. Ciardy
Of Mine La Motto visited MFR. N. A.
Kinkead aud Family Sunday.
ERld. NJ. 8. Jameson, who viii corn-
mence q two or three weeks meeting
here Aug. 18th. comes very highly re-
commended. and everybody should come
out and hear him.
Misses Cenevievc aud Laura Keith.
who have been visiting their uncles,
Mr. John Boyd OF Avon and MIR. ]. u.
Keith OF this place, returned TO their
home at Desioge last week.
Miss Tonin Sebastion OF Sc. Louia,
who has been visiting points Of interest
In Colorado for the past sin weeks. win
spend the rect OF the summer with her
mother. Ass ]. c. crow Of this place,
The people OF this place are feeling
very sad over the death Of Mr.. I'd Btur-
geAs and Aunt Julia Sebastian. Mr.
Sturgess was taken sick Saturday even
Ing and died Sunday about 10 O'Clock
With neuralgia of,the heart; and AHnt
yuIis Sebastian has been suffering with
the dropsy tor years, became partly par
siyzed Saturday. and died Monday about
n O'Clock. and viii b barred to-day.
The sympashses Of our people 10 oslt TO
the bereaved families Ia ssiaiE sofrow,
and commend them TO God. the one
who "a able 10 heal the broken hearted.
Aug. t6. PELIx.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
wsals Give n Flrss Place.

The Pennington Tisncn asked as u we
believe the rnoney qnesaoE ought 10 be
the leading issue In the nexs national
|esnspaign. OF course Il IL too early u
form clear conception Of THAT shoaid
be tho paramount iszue in the Next pres
idertiai rsznpaign. Gus oriuion. what
evef Il may 10. ID the Judgment Of only
ore ssnenE the millions ai Dsu,orfats d
tie soaaisy. zssd amounts 10 iittIs. We
win szy, however. II the Democratic
nafinnAi platform were 20 be written to.
day. and We had The making at II, the
frec and nnlizaIted coinage 81 gold and
silver uoueF wouid hzvs frat place.
We kelievt that queEtiaE isfhe nsesf ils-
pa<tnut issHe upnn which the two lead
inG pasties are divided. The hsrm done
nn1 The hasdx1sip forced upon The peo-
- W The sfxfklag douz u silver, the
naonsy u the pcnplc ard q she eon-
rtifntfea. Esd inst sirious4 iex,s1nffos
nrOwinx ont af that great wsune. rxsais.
In In the plzaing III the tDoe<y nf the
co1nlxy und<r the cnsalxpi - NJ snoneyI
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

nominated for Judge Ia the Second
district, encourage that sort Of dis
affection and pat such Democrats on ihs
shoulder as good fellows, not hide
bound mossbAcks, etc, but We don't
believe any Of the stAunoh old Demo
Gratis OF PendleGon township will be
seduoed into going back on aa good
public officer aud Democrat na Judge
WoOd-syeb u they can't spprOTe of
everything ho has dOne--and help to
olecl hIs opponent. who IS a member
of the County Board Of Equalization
might prove amonabla to certain cor
pOrate Influences.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
Water Works.

FtnNtNGrON Me-. AUnTsT 6. 400
sealed proposals VIII b. received at the
nfii,s % the Mayor Of tile rlty Of Farming
ton, ~ Fraucnls Cpauty, Missouri an of
before the eth day OF september. I'M. until
twelve O'Clock noon. tor The following
work
i-Fnr nrirk Pumping station
2=Fny Two t2 ~ u, y. nnllcrs ana rank
f--for one 40 q, %. y. steam Engine
t-fnr one tn Feed Water Heater aud
Boiler tre'ti Pump.
.s-For one ul (, Mnllon Gallon Pumpini
Machine.
G--for Two "a tower Working Heads foi
Deep Wells
7-Fnr ono 90 lgxso feet s,andpipe and
Foundations
s-Fur 30 Tons water Pipe and specials.
H=fOr Work ~ I'ipo LAYING.
is--F"i Hydtants. Valves and waive
iluEps.
ii-For one az snIi. q Gasoline Enaine.
H-Fur tine uB Trtpiex Power rump
fians ana specifications may be seen ai
ufiiro 81 the Mayor IN Fafmingtou. Mis
suuri. nnd nisu ~ The ONCE Of the Hydraulic
& Mechanical EnHihcurs. suite "a VAIN.
wright building. - Louis, Missouri,
The right it reserved To reject any and all
bids and 10 accept such hid or bids as mag
u tn the best Interest % the Ciiy Of Farm
inFtnn
Certified check ~! Flve Hundred poIIar
Gssn.0D must accompany each bid.
~ order Of the Hard OF Aldermen.
GEORGE NJ. WILSON.
fAuFgErrEp HEspiT NJ. y. Co, Mayor.
Hydraulic A Mechanical Engineers. ~.
louis. No.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
81. Francois c0unty Produces Big Thing

The Bonnie Terrc Star tells Of a sun.
flower 10 that town twelve feet higl
and having IS blooms Now come,
the Pnlosi Journal with the following
Talking abou. high plant growths,
there Ia a suanower stalk In the garden
behind the journal Office that is about
fifteen feet high and shout three inehe,
IN diameter at the butt II j. ni vol.
unteer growth and has never had ans
cultivation. Blossoms on II are just
beginning to form, but whether they
will be Of size in proportion to the
stalk remains to be seen
We can beat bath. There Is sun
flower 10 Mr.. John Murril's yard, 10
This city, that Is about twelve feet
high, three inches IN diameter ut the
butt, aud has 55 blooms Huntington
Herald.
10 view Of the claims Of pCiusi aud
Pennington, the Star has taken the
meAsue ot the Fraser sunlower and
we hud Il to be 10 feet high, : inches
In circumference Mt the base, and u
now has l51 well formed buds aud
blOssoms---63 of the buds being now
10 iall blonm. Several branches of
the flower have been broken OF, or il
would have had more fruit The
plant Is Of voluntary groWth---isn't a
Kansas sunHOwcf ehher.--Bonuo 1cfre
Star
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

which they run along the place where
the child Was found. A Mr.. Helms
found the child bundled up in a tsis-
scope vAlise.
The Owl has been peeriug around 70.
''Lapaus Calami" whose article What
the Matter with Bismarck" mp
peRred IN iast weeks Bismarck sun.
We feel like VIC recognize him, bet we
inst wanted to aak him why he let upso
quickly while In a weaving way"
There ars several other things along the
same line that Il would be we'll 60
mention. However. Lapsus calami,
here is our hand for hearty shake.
Aug. I9 OWL.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
OLD FRIENDS IN NEW GUIsE
VALEDIcT0RY.

In saying adIeu TO tho former iriends
and readers Of the ST. FRANCOIS
HKRALD, Il Is With feelings Of regret
that we could not say 1t in the last
issue Of our own paper. hut mas
much as the sale Of the HERALD and
its plant has been eohsum mated since
last Wednesday morning, that was
impossible. Suffice Il for tho present
to say that the HERALD has ceased 20
be. after ten years Of suocessiul exist
enee. During the writer's connection
with the paper, now nearly four Year,,
the business has been better than we
expected. We have moro than doubled
the subscription list, built up re-
munerAliVe job printing business, and
raised the Office equipment to q point
second 10 none In this section VI the
State. For this We received our price,
hence We sold.
In leaving tho newspaper field oi
Southeast Missouri. for tho Immediate
present at least, we would Indeed ap-
pear ungraisfal Il we did not mako
some feeble expression OF our Appre.
citation Of the kindly feelings 20 many
people have for the HK RAID and IL
publishers. We have all slong tried
to show onr appreciation by our publ
cation. We have labered earnestly
and oonssieutIously for the right, a.
we have seea Il, an dior the best 10
tsreals Of our friends and tho COM
munily In general. For any utter
ances Of the paper, OF lie editorial
policy, we have no regrets and no
apologies To make. II the time we're
TO live over again we would net change
an expression or . word. We have
done our best, and confidently leave u
to ths puolIc TO say WHISTLER we have
failed or not. True we have made
enemies Of few people who aspire TO
things political aud Who found Il Inn
possible TO use Us, For these We have
no other feeling than that Of supreme
contempt.
Just where or future lot shall be
east we cannot say. Missouri IL q
good State 10 live In and Sc. Francois
Is Ono Of the best counties 10 The State.
Il Is probable that we shall fad Il
good enough for u.s. Hut wherever
we 60 aud 10 Whatever busiDeas we
engage, we shall ever remember the
friends Of the ST. FRANCOIS HERALD.
Respectfully,
CHAs. II. PRATT,
WILLIAM II. LAWS.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
Our POLICY.

10 view Of the change Of owner.
ship through which THE FARMINoToS
TuhEs and THE ST. FRANCOIS HERALD
have been merged, Il may be expeelsd
by the patrons Of the two papep--and
We ooneede that Il Is due them and the
public gsnerAlIy--lhat some sugges.
ton Of the policy to be pursued By this
IOarnal, which takes thsir place under
the new management, be made.
Politically, "THE FARMiaaTos
TmKs AND HERALD" win be
democratic, In harmony with the
long established and recognized fun
damentAi principles Of the Demo
cratic party and tho authorised
declarations OF that party through Il,
National and State Conventions. II
will endorse and maintain the Kansas
City platform A. the lslest authorized
declaration Of principles Of the national
organization. aud the platform OF the
State organization recently adopted al
st. Joseph. 1t win loyalty support
the tickets regularly nOmina,ed by
the party---Naiional, State, District
and Connty-~and encourage oil hon.
orAblo means 10 secure their election
It has no personal iaVorites TO subserve,
but will sndeAyor 10 treat all Democrats
with cordial fairness and 10 esohew,
as II viii dePlOre, disorganizing fac
tioRal divisions; aud Il will treat il
political opponents with tina. courtesy
In tho discussion Of public issues which
IL hopes to receive irom them.
It will be It's purpose TO labor Tor
the development Of Pennington and
So. Francois county aud for their
highest and beat nisresis-moral.
social, commercial, Industrial. seri.
cultural aud mineral. Il 10 our desire,
rs !, will DO The purpose Of this paper,
TO build op-not to tear down. There
will be nothing Of the ioonoclas, about
10.
We win sndeaYor to give the people
Of 81. Francois county a clean, uewsy
local aud family nswspAper-one that
will help to bFighlen their homes, en-
terrain and instruct them; and We
earnestly aOlici, the support of all the
people Of oar county, assuring them Of
our warmesi appreciation.
THE FARHIEoTON Tngs
PRINTING COMPANY.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
phys,clan and Druggists

Ford a Sturgeon, prominent drug
iirm at Rocky Hin Station, ky.. write;
1--WE were requested by pr. q. u.
Snigley 10 send for HeThine for tho
benefit Of our customers. We ordered
three dozen In December, aud WE are
glad TO say, IIerbine has given such
great satisfaction that we have dupli-
Gated this order three times, and to-
day We gave your salesman another
order. We beg 10 say DR.. G., u.
snigley takes pleasure IN recommend.
ing Heroine" SOC bottle Al Cts
Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
NOTICE TO
BRIDGE AID OTHER CONTRACTORS.

Notice Is hereby given that, In obedience
20 an order nf tho County Court of ~
Francois county. Missouri, sealed bids Niil
be r-rHiyed hy thu underHigned up TO one
O'Clock r. NJ, Friday. August 30 isu1
at the County Ctnrk' = once IN Farming
ton. ~, Francois county, Missouri HuF the
construction. completion ANA maintenance
for two years. OF one steel bridge fsuper-
structure over 81, Francois River on
FarmlnEton and Iron Mountain gravel
road, consisting OF two spans, each 81 feet
inches out O. out. about feet high and n
feet roadway.
al material and labor to hc furnished
hy Contractor and TO he constructed and
completed according to the piaHs aud
specifications an Nle IN the County iterk q
nfiir" \ certified cheek for 500, payable
20 -. Francois COUNTY, shall accompany
eafll bid rs guarantee Of good NTH. TIE
successful bidder shall give ihSnu and exc
cute contract for faithful performance OF
tho work
the County Court reserves thh right tn
reject any OF all bids.
sAM'L l.. AgnIfaY,
Road and Bridge Commissioner
August u. iiag.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

Il Is current opinion that the Ropub-
lean county ticket wasn't put together
with view or any hope Of It's cleo
ton. Even II there we're ne split and
friction among Republicans, 1t il not
what might be considered a strong
ticket, but that is no reason for the
Democrats 10 allow themselves to be.
come lisIlcss; tortoise may beat a
hare in a race II the hare goes to
sleep.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

IL Is reported that u number Of
Democrats Ia tho vssini,y Of Dee Run
talk Of opposing Judge John NJ. Wood.
the party nominee and present mem.
Der Of the County CouF from the eco
and district, because Tho court granted
the 81. Francois County Electric Rail-
way Company a franchise for theI,
road along the gravel road from De
Lassus to Harrington. We doa's be-
liese The court did anything against
the paplic good 10 rs action. bat
what it did was In iAe interest Of pro.
grcss mud Tho material apbuilding ci
the county. We are satisfied that In
time the people viii come 10 rsslize
and acknowledge this fact. Just as they
have ccme TO loOk Hpon the poliey Of
gradually improving and mscadamiz-
lag Our roads. Judge Wood has made
m honest conscientious and capable
nasmber Of tho cosrs. and we fsei
sure that lhose Demoorals who wouia
orisleiss him on this account win
thiak bestsr al H. of searss tho no
puhlicaas. who have : oonpany maa
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Hlamafek breYIlles.

]. NJ, Jamison Of Irond&iC vas In towl
Monday.
New machinery for the mill 10 arrIv
ing daily.
i'm. Hawkins Of BelievieW was Il
town Sunday.
Mrs. cynlhis Nelson is quite siek q
this writing.
II. Rodack of Middlebrook was Ia
town Tuesday.
DIR. Barth came up from Dexter Sat
urday morning.
r. NJ. Sinclair spent Saturday aus
Sunday at home.
II. NJ. Collins OF Irouton was in towt
on business Monday.
Jas. P. Murphy IL still very poorly OF
account Of indigestion.
Mrs. c. Mitchell 70 the guest OF he
sister. Miss Lacy Adkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson Of Desoso wer,
visiting tn town Sunday.
The elevator lie being covered en-
tireiy with galvanized iron.
A. ]. Middietsa Of 81 I,oais was In
town Monday visiting friends.
Clarence Taylos 10 cnnvalesing ailei
a severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Marion Coates aunt. Miss Arch
deacon. from Ohio, 10 visiting her.
Miss A. Lucius IL In Sc. Tsouis par
chasing her fall stock Of millinery.
Mesdamea Terriii and Sparks Of iron
dale attended the plcnic acre Sunday.
Mrs. Tunibleson aai ehiidrsn OF Ar
cadia visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. John Hitxman and son. Of DE.
Soto. are visiting 2riends and relatives.
Miss Fannie Freeiand al I;dwSrds
port, Indiana, b the guest Of her sister
Mra. coitreli.
Fred BispliughoA had tous severely
mashed at Lecper last week aud viii b.
laid up for SOME time.
Mr.. i. w. whltwogth has commenced
the erection OF > handsome residence
ON thu west aide Of the elevator.
C. Both and WIN. Matkin locked horns
Sunday evening. and tore zap the groHed
considerably 10 the vicinity OF the de
pot.
The drouih was broken by tine showers
last week; and Monday evening soak
ing rain fell, and vegetatioa Is greatly
revived.
II was rpfnnrzd In some Southeas.
towns last week that Biansarsk had been
blown away. Eow, we were asnaost an
nlhiiaied by Gre oner, but when there
is sniscieut wind 10 blow bismarck Oh
its solid foundatson sdms al the efhes
towns adjacent he'd better fook . ''lssfis
out"
The picnic given hare By the hand
boys uAa q auceess. Quife number I'd
people fgom other towns were In sftcud.
aHee. clanly Mitch<1l won the prize %
the loot race; Arthnr Hnnae xzz the sue.
ccssfuI climber Of she CREASED pole ard
sernrrd ihe prize, enc dp1fass and Nd.
ward Mmskin seraSed the ETst tDnrns.
nsert prize; Wa. Ealkin. second; and
jackson hatkin. third. saddle. hridts
and blantkS respectively.
: II was reported a>-s essariny that q
very yuuux child wnn found nsar tha
raiiroad track 1crfh q ISondsis. II 4
supposed 70 k&ve heen thrown fsosn osue
al Tie pass<nEee txainn, Int there b ene~
aibe1abic dc9hf u tbs xufn1s 81 ~ 30
ple - TO whether cItiid Z fs~ 1ays ID
cuk4ld suxviss the nhock - he5ux thrDwn
IRON = tssin 1t tbs rste II spssd =
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21
500 Reward slOn.

The readers 0f this 4 s,ssr will bc pleas
eel 90 learn that there Is ut least one
dreaded disease that science has bern
able 10 cure IN all lie stages, and that u
CaiHrFh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. CaiaFFl being consultations
nj disease, requires u constitutional treat
msnt. Halls Catarrh cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. thereby
destroying the foundation OF the disease
and giving the patient strength, building
up The constitution and assisting nature
IN doing iss work. The proprletors have
90 much faith In the curative powers,
that they ofIrF One Hundred Dollars foi
any case that Il Calls TO curr. Send for i
iist Of testimonials.
F.J. CHENEY q CO. Toledo, %.
f&F-Sold by Druggists. Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

However slight al this time of year
and In THE climate. u ID the fsrerun-
asr 10 malaria. A disposition TO yawn
aad an aIl tired out feeling comes on
before q chill HsFblne. by ils prompt
Htimulstise asilon on the liver, drives
the malarial geFma oas Of the system,
purifes The blood. tanas np the system,
and restores health. Zoe At CITY Drug
Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-21

kings OF Wall street and elsewhere. will
reduce the rnas4ea pf the tsaspi~ 20 pov-
efty, ignnfaneelana heiplezsneas Ia the
end and ent.lro9e csnss Of atistcerats
and money Iords Ia cohirot of the roun-
try and all Legislation and the enforce
nient OF laws as surely as effect follows
cause. We talk about trusts. The mou-
ey trust Is the greatest Of trusts. foS II
has absolute control OF the financial
system OF the government and has had
Tor yeaFA, and i now demsning In bill
pending In Congress that the govern.
inent surrender TO IL even the power "a
issue the money OF the country,