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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-11-25

Embroidery silks, Knitting silks and Yarns-Battenburg
point braids threads rings buttons
brads art linens cushion cords cushion tops STAMPED
PATTERNS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Stamped linens, work cushion tops
silks fancy work
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

The War Department is IN re-
ceipt Of some interesting reports
from the officers Of Fort niagara,
N. Y, recommending the reestab-
ment tof he army canteen. These
officers say that discipline has be-
come more difficult to maintain and
the discomfort of the soldiers has
increased since the cantccn has
been abolished. The men, with
or without leave, absent them
selves from the Fort after every
pay day and become intoxicated
with spirits to an extent that was
never reached when the men could
parchase beer in reasonable guam
titles within the army posts. The
officers of this post are unanimous
in urging the restoration OF the
canteen at which only beer and
light wines are sold as conducive
to better order, discipline and con-
tentment among the men.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
DESL0GE

J W Martin !, ,poodius the week
al Bismarck
Mrs. 4 L Dnv iddic Of Elvins was
in town Tuesday.
Rev. 4 Is. Campbell has gone to
conference # Mexico
Sol Brp,h and Mis-. Strong Of Flat
River visited Dc,logc thi, week.
Fred .laui.r. who has been visiting
Uncle .jy's Eaton, Irts returned To
Huntington
Walter Ice of Charleston i, in town.
lie is purchasing carload OF mules
from Mir IIighIcy.
Joe Wcbbrr OF Gumbu was shaking
hands with his friends here SUNDAY.
Mr. Wcbbcr is still foreman and clerk
Of the school district and n good one
too,
Ell Harrington has just returned
from Washington county where he
bought - head Of cattle. They aver
aged ZOO pound. apiece. MIR. liar.
Iiugton also got carload of hog"
which he will Ship to ST. Louis. MIR
Harrington WA- accompanied by viii
liam MuniII who was on the lookout
for i farm
The Taylor Place H. Of 7. lodge
had a rousing meeting FiidGy night.
Twenty members were initiated. The
Bonnie Tcrrc team was present aud
did good work. Among the Visitors
were Amos Norwinc, Ben rigg, Lon
Chandler aud james Williams. a
mos, excellent supper was spread.
rhr members were pleased with the
work ul visitor,
The friends Of George IIouscr have
prevailed on him to run for school
| director MIR llOuscr is n schoolman
| right He j. CouvrrSant with up-to-
date schools aud is man Of judg-
mcnt and education No more cap
able men can be found in the Lead
Belt. The ticket now reads llouscr,
rclti., Snyder, Boyer, Bolia and j. i.
| stephens These are all men without
political or sectarian prejudice. They
are good men.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
Ill ALONG THE LEAD BELT
CHARM INGLy ENTERTAINED.
Miss White Gave o Euchre Party.

According To the Argus, MIR. and
Nj, ". L. White, with their duugh-
ter, Miss Madgc, entertained at cuchrc
The guests were Mcsdames Harry
Profit Of St Louis, Thomas Gibson,
Polite EIyius Of Elyins; Miss Burks
Of ncs Are; and rhoS. II Gibson aud
Polite ElNns of Eyins and Ncssrs
Dumonl, Whliord, WATSON, Collins
aud Strauss of Flat River. Mr.. Du-
mont won first prize, Mrs. polilt,
ElNlns, second. Mr. Whilford gained
the BOBBY prize. Music and n dainty
supper were provided. MIR. and Mrs
White ate charming entertainers.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
ELVlnS.

George Langlon was over from BIZ
marck Sunday.
b. II. Boyer spent Sunday al Farm
ington with friends.
A. Owens has left Elvins aud will
he at bismarck awhile.
Mrs. and Miss MISSIONER visited
Deslngc friends sunday.
Miss Jennie Doss of Bonnie Tcrrr
was in town Tuesday.
Otto llansborough was arrested
Monday fut wife abandonment
Rev Mr.. Lutcnbcrgcr preached at
the Christian church Sunday night.
Mir. aud Mrs Spence Of Bonnie
r,rrr were guests of MIR. ard MI.
Poindcxtcr SUNDAY.
Miss ley Langdun accidentally
burned her face while lighting fine
with coal oil Monday.
Miss Myrtle Hatcher left Friday for
Carbonate, III where she will A..
tend school for Two years.
In the case of John Armstrong
against Sturgeon, the issue VA, de-
cidcd in favor Of Armstrong.
Among the Bismarck people who
were in Elyins this week were Henry
II,lkins, Harry Gridrr, Peter Dcyluc
and Walter Kidd
MIR. Thistle, general attorney for
the Southern Missouri. accompanied by
sam organs Of DcSoto and G. j Stan
don of Ste. GcnCyicyr, were here
Tuesday.
John Armstrong versus Sturgeon
Ditch, case ON "A change of venue
from Bismatck, attracted considerable
attention this week. 1t brought Soy.
cral visitors from bismarck. Arm
strong sued Ditch for possession of an
engine
Mrs Joe GOWN, wife If doe GOWN
deceased. was adjudscd insane by The
county court last wrrk. Sheriff Muir
ply came ont Saturday aud took Mis-
GOWN to Pennington. + T. Mo.
rice wA~ appointed Guardian for Mn,
| -
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

The special session of the Senate
has adjourned after ratifying the
Panama Canal and the Cuban
treaties, the former without amend
ment aud the latter with only the
committee amendments, one pro-
viding that its provisions shall not
90 into effect until approved by
both houses of Congress, the other
that no other change shall be made
in the sugar schedule of the Ding
ley tariff for II period of five years
The vote on The Panama canal
treaty was % to 5, only Senators
Daniel, Martin, Morgan, Petitus
and Teller voting against its
approval.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

The Dunklin Democrat entered
upon its sixteenth year last week =,
and It's tenth under the editorial
management of Ed, J. tarutherS.
1t is one of the hest papers IN
Southeast Missouri, which also
means one of the best in the State.
II has opinions aud expresses them
well and tcrscly, and it stands NJ
for the local interests Of Dunklu
county aud genuine Democratic
principles 1t is a successful paper
and deservcdIy so. Here's wishing
you many happy returns of the
anniversary, Brc'r Ed.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Don't become discouraged. There 10 O
cure for you. IL necessary write Dr. fennor
lie has spent litn time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Pree.
"a gravel lodged In my bladder. After
using n few bottles OF DIR. Fcnncr's Kidney
and Backachc Cure passed gravel half NJ
large a. n marble. The medicine prevented
further formations. was cured.
W. r. OAKES. OrriS, Va"
Druggists, 5Oc., 81. Ask for Cook Book-free.
.VITUSDANCE SgTG Cure Ft CTe"Iar y
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Making eight hours work legal in
smclicrs.
Compelling ownets Of mines to keep
surplus explosives in strong box
Transferring $50, 900 from lnsur-
auce Department to revenue fund.
Authorizing insurance companies to
insure againSl loss from sprinkier''
pumps and other apparatus.
Fixing levy for State purposes at 10
cents aud 3 cents and = cents Tor
school certificates
Authorizing reinsurance Of school
certificates,
Establishing one legislative body in
cities Of second class.
Establishing btnding-twinc plant al
State pcuitcnIary.
Changing time Of holding conrt IL
Twenty. fifth Circuit.
Making Captions abstracts official
records ia Montgomery Comfy.
| Changing cost. Of trimming aud re-
pairing fences to dclinqueuts
Prohibiting use OF dclclcrlouS sub
stances in fertilizers
Changing time of holding court in
| Third Circuit, in Fifth Circuit
Regulating charges on excess bag
gage,
Increasing snlary of Commissioner
Of Permanent Seat of GoNctnmrnt from
5000 to $1,000.
| Appropriating money for expenses
of collecting and assessing r"Nrnor ;
tor civil list,
Fixing value OF life estates.
Making chicken stealing at night Il
, felony.
Regulating fees Of Circuit Clerk.
Raising number Of regular patrol.
men in 81. Louis at LOCO aud pro.
dictionaries at 100.
' Making ChaIfours abstracts oilicia
A records in Camden County.
/, Prohibiting sale of cigarettes L
minC:s under : years of age.
Permitting private insurance con
tracts, otherwise known As the coin
,urancc law, applying to cities o
100, 900 or over.
Prohibiting use of dclctcrious sub
!, stance, IN the manufacture Of gar
clls.
Permitting organizations Of compa
u ME, To operate street car lines au'
Z electric light plants in towns Of les
I than 10, 900 inhrbtruts.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
DIR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe

ss siss 4 Ss ssss CQE
ache HeartDisease, Gravel. IJN
Dropsy. Female Troubles.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
SUM MARY OF LAWS
Passed by the General Assembly OF the
State at the Session Just
Adjourned

The Legislature adjourned sine
die last Monday, and following Is
II summary Of the laws passed, as
complied blythe Republics Jeifcr-
son City correspondent;
Establishing rhrly.scconh Circuit,
Of Usage, Franklin and tiaNconadc
counties.
Permitting cities of second class t"
abandon public utilities by vote Of the
people.
Compelling property owners III
cities of second class to waive dam
ages when pcliioning for alleys aud
streets.
Providing for appointment of Assis-
tant City Counselor in cities Of second
class.
Establishing County Boards OF
Equalization.
Establishing Board of Public Works
in cities of second class.
Appropriating money for payment
of interest on bonded debt and school
and seminary certificates; for payment
of bonded debt; support of public
schools
Permitting cities Of less than 30,
600 and more than 1000 TO borro"
.,...,,,,. G., untprVnrk
Compelling railroad companies It
pay employees once month and with
in ten days.
Ordinary Appellate courts 10 keel
records in appealed eases.
Reducing pay of Fruit Experiment
Station trustees to 500 n year,
Permitting County Courts to order
planting of shade trees within TIVE
miles of more than 10000 and les
than 200, 900 inhabitants.
Reducing number of trustees o
Federal aud Confederate Soldiers
Homes from nine TO five.
Ordering coal oil inspectors TO TAXI
oil from bottom of tanks.
Transferring $40, 900 from Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioners to gen
cral revenue fund.
Authorizing towns with special char
ters to issue bonds with which TO pay
Judgments.
Permitting transfer of patients from
Fulton to Pennington Asylum
Compelling plaintiffs in suits to Sc
aside tax deeds to reimburse defend
ants.
Changing time of holding court it
Twentieth Circuit.
Compelling township boards t.
make out lists Of delinquent taxpayers
March / instead OF May.
Permitting st. Louis to deposit ST.
600. 900 in each official depository.
Suspending hedge law when dwell
lighthouses exist on opposite side o
road.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

THURSDAY, MARCH &c, 1908.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
So Sweet and Pleasing in Taste.

Mrs. c. Peterson, G25 Lake St,
Topeka. Kan, speaking of Ballard :
llorehound syrup, says: alt has
never failed to give entire satisfaction,
and of all cough remedies, it is my
favorilc, and | must confess to my
many friends that it will do, and has
done, what is claimed for ito
speedily cure cough or cold; and
it is so sweet aud pleasing in taste. y
2jc, SOC and 800; City Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

|. l.. Page of the Bonnie Tcrrr
Star, who has been conducting u
Democratic COUNTY Press Bureau
at jefferson city during the sitting
of the Legislature, has come into
little nOtoricty that was not
down on the Press Bureau pro
gram. When Speaker Whtccot-
ton made his charge Of corruption
in connection with the Textbooks
bill. it came to light that $500 aud
81 900 bills had been floating
around the State capital, and II
was borne to the ears of the invcS
tigating committee that Mr. Pagt
had handled one Of these bills
He was at once suspected of know
Jug something of the hoodIlng,
rumurs Of which were in the air
and he was summoned to apprnl
before the committee. lie de
clinrd to say where he got the hIl
bill: it was his private business,
etc aud had nothing to do Will
the investigation in hand The
committee thought that hc ought
to he required to answer, that ll'
refusal was in contempt OF III,
House. The House agreed wlti
its committee on this point, AND
Mr.. Page was again called upon to
answer the question, when, It Is
rrportcd, lac fell buck on his con.
stitutional rights that to tel
where hc got the hill would ncr1m'
mate himself He was sihS"
aurnilv sent to Jail for rontcmn'
Of the House. Now, that sounds
bnd, and will keep Mr.. Page bus!
explaining away the ugly features
of his unfortunate predlcameut t'
his friends when he returns home
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
EinaI Settlement,

Notice is hereby given that the under.
dersigncd, Administrators OF the estate of
WILLIAM CLARK, Decd,
will make Il final settlement OF said estate
ut the next term OF the Probate Court OF st
Francois county. Missouri, to be begun and
held at the Court House In Pennington.
Missouri, on the second Monday In April,
1904
SARAH CLARK. Admr'x.
February ~. ltUs.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Permitting private insurance con
tracts, otherwise known As the coin
,urancc law, applying to cities OF
100, 600 or over.
Prohibiting use OF dclctcrious sub
Stances in the manufacture Of gar.
cils.
Permitting organizations Of c"mpa.
ME, To operate street car lines aud
electric light plants in towns OF les,
than 10000 inhnbitnnts.
AWAITING APPROVAL.
The following bills await the Govern
or's approval, he being allowed thirty
day after the Adjournment of the A..
,cmhy in which 10 sign them:
Compelling railroad, 10 furnish
transportation to shipper, Of stock
Compelling mine owners to pay
employees every fifteen days.
Establishing plumbing board, in
cities of 20, 600 iuhahtAn', or over.
Amending tircmcn'- benefit law to
permit dependents on single men &"
receive aid
ENcmptng accident insurance com
panics from liability o., suicide Of in
,ured
Empowering elite, Of les, than 80,
coo inhabitaut. lo have board, of
public works
Empowering elite, Of the third class
90 grant franchise, for hratiug puy
poses.
Empowering Governor to appoint
one State Mine Inspector instead "f
two.
Permitting disqualified Judge to
appoint special Judge from bar.
Prohibiting pawnbrokcrs from nc.
rcpting junk from minors without
written consent oi parent.
Empowering councils in citics of
third class to limit assessments against
l'Y .., > " "
missioner appolnliSc.
Fixing salaries of policemen in ST
Enabling county courts To have
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

collation. c-asnre had evidently been
made In some way, but The erasure
was not well done Looking at the
bond at first, no one would detect any
thing. but a careful scrutiny reveals
the name OF McBrian as county clerk
and the n-me of VIM. Leach as chair
man of the board Of commissioners.
There can be but one solution Of
this matter The bond was issued
and not sold by the county 1t was
ordered cancelled by the commission
ers on October S, 1897 It was can.
celed in compliance with said order
ard the cancellation written in red
ink across the back After the can
collation. was erased and the bond was
sold Gesslsr and Krausnick claim to
have bought II on May o. 1899, OF
McBrian and McBrian has put up the
money to square matters. This trans
action should not be allowed to rest
there. In the interest Of public ser
vice, the law should be followed and
public officials taught that wrong do
ing will net go unpunished.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13
Recent Legal Decisions.

Loss sustained by performance of
a contract closed at a price quoted in
a telegram as changed in transmission
is held in Germain Fruit Co. VS.. West
ern Union Telegraph Co. (Cal) SO
L. r, A. us, not to make the tele.
graph company liable. whore the
sendee, from his knowledge of the
market. knew that a mistake must
have occurred, aud acted in bad faith,
since, the contract not being binding
upon the sender, 1t is held that he can
not voluntarily perform it and throw
the loss on the company
Electric railway companies are held,
in Re-Stlllwater e. M. Street r. Co.
IN ", SO L. r. A. 4S9. to be entitled
to track connections with intersecting
street roads. where the incorporation
OF both classes Of roads Is provided for
by the same statute, the various pro
visions Of which. including those for
track connections. refer to "every
railroad corporation"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13
ro cuitlvat. Mnd currants-

Secreeary Thoburn OF the Oklahoma
board of agriculture, has received
from +. Barnes Of Bloomington,
Greer county. specimens OF the fruit
of the wild currant found in the wiehi
ia mountains, which Secretary Tho
burn believes could be cultivated
prehtably in Oklahoma orchards. The
wild fruit is about the size OF pea.
but grew under three years cultiva-
tion by Barnes to the size OF a thrifty
Delaware grape The currant is
black. Of good flavor and makes excel
lent Jelly and preserves. T. V. Nun
son Of Denison, Tex, told Mr.. Tho
burn that probably this currant could
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13
RrutaIIy Tortured.

a case came to light thlt for persist
snt and unmerciful torture has per
haps neve- been equaled Joe Colo
6ick Of Colusa Calf, writes; For
IS years l endured insufferable pain
from Rheumatism and nothing reliey-
ed me though tried everything
known. came across Electric Bitters
and its the greatest medicine on earth
for thar trouble. A few bottles of II
completely relieved and cured me-
Just as good for Liver and Kidney
troubles and general debility Only
soc Satisfaction guaranteed by F.
b. Lille and Co
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Ferguson Does Some
SHINING of Merriam
Z 49,

Last fan The Leader showed up"
ahe case o. Judge McBrian Of Blaine
county Yesterday a Watonga dis
patch was published in The Leader
showing a revival Of interest in the
McBrian cgse. McBrlan IS a machine
RepublicaR. In the last issue Of the
Watensa Republican Gov Ferguson
takes the hide on McBrian as follows;
Gessler & KranisnicS, bond dealers
vi 81 Louis. claim that they bought
6ond No. Of McBrlan on the 27th
day OF May 1899 The commission.
ers Journal shows that the bond was
ordered Cancelled on the Sth day 81
October. 1897 The bond record in
the clerks offiee does not show that
bond No was Cancelled, nor does
the boad record in the rreasurers
onice mNtate that Il was cancelled
In payne the coupons from time TO
timo The treasurer says that he was
guided by the bon record iu the
county clIk's Office. never knowlng
but what he bond was legltlmately
upon tho market in the hands OF per
sons who had purchased a legally
As Il matured on June 9, 1903, this
bond was sent 10 the First National
bank II this city for collection Il
has been paid as McBrian put al
the money 20 square the account The
bond shows that It had been canceles
an compliance with the order made bl
tho commissioners. October s. lss
The cancellation was written acros
.the back IN red ink, After the can