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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
SCRAPS OF INFORMATION.

New Orleans and Galveston now OK
port more wheat than New York.
Preparations are being made at Savas-
'opol to commemorate tho flftlcth ami
versary of the siege next year,
Plans are being made TO erect n
monument to the philosopher Kant In
Berlin. to be unveiled on the occasion
Of the one hundrcdth anniversary OF
his death in 1904,
The first typewriter. which was pat
tented by c. Thurbcr In 1912, VIII he
exhibited nj the worlds fair by tho
United States patent Office Tho type
keys are SGT around the periphery of a
horizontal brass wheel,
Walter Craig. who n few years ago
was worth nearly s59O.0Oo, died In q
tumble-down cabin. the home of a
former housekcepcr He had los,
everything. Fast horses and spccula.
ton combined to exhaust his fortune
MIR. and Mrs Charles J. Glidden, OF
Lowell. Mass. who sailed from Boston
In June for the purpose of making Il
lengthy automobile trip through Eu.
rope, have returned to London after
completing an automobile tour of G.67t
miles. In tho course Of which they
uosscd the Arctic circle.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
ST.vITUS'DANCEi
TRUSTEE S SA lie.

Whereas MARY Fowler. 10y her certain
decd Of trust dated the list day at Orto.
her. ig1l ana recorded IN the Recorder >
Office OF II Francois County Missouri, In
book - NJ page a5S, conveyed to the IN
dcrsigncd rs trustee, the following de
scrlbcd real estate, all Improvements and
leaschold rights, situate lying ana being
In the county OF = Francois ana state ct
Missouri to-wlt
Nll Improvements and Icnschuld rights on
lot seven IN block seven, Esther, Mo. as
shown on private plat IL onicn of Columbia
Load Company.
which said conveyance was mudC IN trust
10 secure the payment at a certain urumis
sorry note In said deed OF trust duscrlbpl .
ana whereas, 10y the terms Of said deed Oi
trust said note IL past due ana remains I'm
paid now. therefore NJ the request Ot the
legal holder Ul said note, ana lH conform
ny with the provisions Of said deed ui
trust the UNDERSIGNED trustee, viii. on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER II, ita,
between the hours of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon aud nvc O'Clock In the afternoon oi
that day, NJ the south front door of the
court House, IN the city 81 Pennington, IN
said St Francois county, Missouri
sell At public yunduu 10 the highest
bidder. Tor cash, all the right, title. claim
interest ana estate Ol the said Mary Fowler
| OF, In ana to the foregoing described real
estate, improvements and lrns"huld rights
q. A. TETLEN, Trustee.
November 9, 1898.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
MILLION DOLLAR MEN.

Alfred Belt, since the interference
with the work Of the DeBecrs diamond
mines during the Boer war, has yielded
TO John u. Rockefeller the reputation OF
being the only Millionaire in the world.
Lii Hung Chang had half n billion.
About year ago George COULD was
expelled from the volunteer IRE depart
meut Of Lakewood the fashionable sub
urb OF New York, for nOn-paymcnt OF
dues. IL owed Just 81 %. Ever since his
expulsion he has been working for REIN
statement, but by way OF Il joke other
rich members kept him out until few
days ago. when he managed to round up
enough friends to secure his readmis-
sion
judge South, Of TaCony, a suburb OF
Philadelphia. owns handsome home,
with large grounds, In one corner OF
the lawn h. has had erected an exact
duplicate Of the log cabin IN which he
was born many years ago on the ONO
river about 30 miles above Cincinnati
| The coming winter he Is going TO have
! some uld-fashionUd entertainments In
the log house, with the usual accom-
panimrnts Of roasted apples and nuts
cider and genuine pioneer merry-mak'
Ing.
Workmon at Homestead. Pa, have
story to the effect that Mr. Corey. the
new president OF the steel trust began
| his Industrial career pushing wheel
harrcw In ono Of Carnegie S steel works;
J that nc did az much work as any two
Of the other men, thereby laying "A foun'
dation for the advancement which cul'
minated In his present emincncc, ant
hat he was paid 81 day for this I'M
usual cxcrtion Mr. Corey declares tha
this story Is rot strictly correct ."
was only lG years old them" he says
and probably did less work thnn any
other cmployc similarly engaged 1t 4
also n mistake that started In on 81
day. II was not as much as that"
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03

lrtIc brudder he's sick an can get MIN
home"
Where Is the child?" inquired MIR
Thompkins
Hes up dat alley" said the wanderer
81 will go and look at him immediate
/ ". Lead the way" Mr. Thompkins and
his guido walled up dark alley until
| they were some 50 feet from the street
| Then Mr. Thompkins suddenly realized
/ hat the cold muz2le Of n revolver was
! pressed firmly against his check,
Put up your hans" commanded the
wandcrer Mr.. Thompkins obeycd with
wonderful celebrity.
Now, den. you ole fool" said the wan
, dcrcr. keep EN- up while helps myself
Mr. ThompMns shook like an aspen leaf
and pltoously begged the wandcrer to
remove the pistol. hut the revolver was
Rcp, pressed against his check while the
wandcrer. with wonderful dcxterity.
took MIR Thompliins watch. pocketbook,
gold glasses, rcvOlvers and everything
else Then he made the trembling
ThOmpkius take of his coat, vest and
hat, and hand them over
Now. gimme yer shoes"
Mr. Thompkins hurriedly sat down and
pulled OF his shoes
Now sit dore. an don you move fer an
hour" commanded the footpad as he
backed away.
The footpad had reached the end Of tho
alley and stood In the light of the street
lamp. looking IN the alley for moment
Then something swatted him over the
head and he went down. He dropped his
pistol and II was grabbed up and put
,rains his head Then MIR Thompkins
heard the voice Of his wife bidding him
come and help tie the footpad up and to
90 for the police while she stood guard.
Mr. ThOmpkins hurriedly oheyed. and
the rubbcr was soon nicely trussed up.
81 think he ought TO be hung right
here. said MIR Thompkins, who had sud
denly grown brave. I'VE caught him. all
eight"
Where are your shoes" asked Mrs.
Thompkins, coldly,
Why, why, he has them. my dear"
And your coat. and vest. and re-
vOlvers and the other things
why, pet. he-hc tooe them away
rom me"
What? That child? That little
rhild?"
He had a gun D." vcntured Mir Thomp-
iirs
b But you had two Mr Thomplins
got your property and We Will so hone
, and lave this iootpad to get loose oI
stny here unit. morning"
;, "Bnt shaut We even call the police,
r asked Mr. ThOmpkins.
S Yes. Mr. Thompkins. call the police
rhis will make u fine story for the pa
9 )crs
% MIR ThompllIns mcckly gathered hi
d 'aluahl's together aud sneaked HON,
& 1ohird his wife.
s He has gone ont Of the footpad slayinf
business Chicago Tribune
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RETURN.

One time went a-wanderiu' around 10 see
the sights;
Travelled on the trolley cars ar weed
the 'Iectrc lights;
| reckoncd that IA treat myself as hana'
some IA ! could
An never mind the money Il the thinrA II
bought was good
I bought myself guide book an ! did my
very beat
To take In all the places ot his'ori" interest," y
An yet IN spite Of all n" "onifous Spots
whore | had been
Tho hes, part OF tho journey "ns the Jun
home agin
| call to mind aom" men who turned th"i
backs upon the farm
An started for the city. led hl fame g my =
tcfi9us charm,
They put RHuy the dollar" an. 'hN IA"
SOM day they'd huy
a place out In the country ~. T" ih' ior' ~
an the sky
Mad, pictures an sw"et music "h'f" 'h'
flowers hloasomcd fair,
jos like they did when hoy "'f' boys
without thought Of curr
Il pears 10 me, no matter what u" tr'
umphs you may win,
The hest part Of The journey IT, tn E''''h
HON. agin.
Washington Star
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he Outpu t.

-,
'' '''l'''' u INV NY ""''
+" prot, In deciding upon
q pIicr at which to sell, %
u,,uur,rrprr, u,ftr,. what
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
WHAT THE POETS SAY.


Oh. tn, year ls growing old, and the sun
shine growing cold,
Aud 81 shadows gather sooner every
day,
Every tree Is touched with ilrc, each day
mounting higE and higher.
And ,hc night brings up the frost from
far away
rhcra arc days Of sunny cain when the
winds bring only balm.
md .hu .a.r blu, sky above Us bears no
cloud.
ha. ,Ef night crecps down the hill, and
th' soft, sweet air grows chill
Ard witt iatu the prowliHg north wind
shr,ks aloud
Long ngu each winged rover sang: Fare
Wi IT,, summers over
Spr 90! his win"- aud 90 tho OUTWARD
took hts way,
Not % scarlet mother breast EOvors Ger
The empty nest.
Al uncovered where the leaves have
fallen away
III. Tie year Is growing old. and the sun
-hlu. growing cold.
Ana N, winter coming nearer every day:
lur within tho hearth Is warm. there 10
shelter from the storm.
Ana "" know n, sprIng awaits us, lar
away!
.Nlnrtl" ~ Lowatcr In n Y sun.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
TT. DALTON, ". 4 KENNEDY
DALTON &
KENNEDY,
Real Estate Agents,
FARMNGITON, MO.
". 4 KENNEDY
FARMNGIrON, MO.

n rnu want 10 sen or buy caHa nj ,nr
office M stairs in the cid Hahton a
Marks Store Huihiing. Ne here namc
u mw choicc LarGc farms, but have n
nnn'bcr of smaller ones to dispose Of
40 acres land, -, mites from town on
public road luU acres IN cultivation. Il
acres IN meadow. 70acrrs fine timber. about
20 acres inc bottom land, nice co IL Tor
stock water, good welt 6.roOm frame
house, barn ana out buildings well fenced.
Pric" SiuW per mere. Terms easy.
INt ana 9 room house large barn, smoke
house, wood shed an In good repair Price
Su0. Como and soc II.
~ acres, all In cultivation ana all well
fenced with post ana wire fence. Most nil
uf this IS rich bottom land and Is IN n nine
IN" stat" OF cultivation ana Il part IN
meadow. Price 5000 per acre. 1hs farm
Is only ~ miles from Pennington. Terms
easy.
q acres ~ miles ou, hnc land on public
road, AL fenced and IN cultivation. irlcc
$40 per acre. Terms To- suit.
gSG acres IN acres In cultivation. inrlud
Ing ~ acres IN meadow ana IL acres IN PAS
iurp- remainder good timber. 1hrra good
springs, plenty Of stock water, small OF.
rhard, sroum house, barn IuNirD Icrt, ~
miles from school ana church. Price So
/ rcI acre,
20 acrcs-3u0 IN cultivation. IN acres tiur
timber, Groom house, large barn, two tinp
orchards, good well ana Csturns, plenty
| of siObk water In every uclG miles from
| Flat River mines riiCr 50 per acre
! tgacrcs tuln cultivation g room house,
/ barn iSNid, also small barn and ginnnry'
| smoke house, chicken house, wood house,
| tenant house, an In good state OF cultlvn.
| ton So per acre.
! 5i0 acres land n"nT MN postonico and store
| Ion al rnr hlu" grass pasture, On acres In
| meadow. Most of THIS land Is IN cultivation,
! a LOT Of inr springs. nice creek runs through
! the farm, 10 room brick house, large barn
| and other out buildings. Price fIU per acre.
! Terms easy. THIS Is one oi the finest farms
| In II. Francois county Come ana see II
| soon II sou want sumotcinG extra.
Come and see Us aud we will he
sure In show you something You vii!
Ike il you want farm or town prop
crly
DALTON & KENNEDY.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
POINTS OF LAW.

A member Of the legislature Is held,
COG, to be subject. in a proper case, to
be served with summons while nj the
seat OF government for the purpose
Of attending the legislative session.
The allowance of Sass out of an un-
dertaker's bill for $3.50 for the burial
of an aged jan!tor whose companions
were laburing men. and whose most
intimate friend WIS street sweeper,
and whose estate was less than 5000,
ia held In Foley vs. Broeksmit ua),
60 l.. II A. 81 TO be excessive.
An agreement between parties To
contract that neither shall maintain n
suit thereon after breach all differ
cnceG TO be settled by arbitration. Ia
held. in Hartford Fire Insurance COM
pany VS. Hon (ECb), co l. II. A. i36,
to he without force. as tending to Dust
tho courts OF their Jurisdiction.
Words spoken by witness in Judi
cial proceeding concerning stranger
to the suit. which are pertinent TO tho
issues involved. and fairly responsive
TO questions propounded TO him, nre
held. in Cooley Va. Galyon tTonnD, GO
| L. r. A. 1879. to he absolutely privi-
legged notwithstanding actual malice
a statute requiring the board OF
county commissioners In each county
in which there Ia company or bat
terry Of state troops to provide each
company or battery with an armory
for It's meetings. drills, etc. ia held, In
state OK rel Milton vs.. Dickinson
| (Fln). 60 L. II, A. $3.50. to be unconst-
! tutional and void.
One who purchases from the manu-
facturer an emery wheel. upon which
the manufacturer has placed placard
warranting the speedy capacity of the
wheel. and who cells It in the same
condition as when received from the
manufacturer. but without any express
representation as to its capacity, In
held. in Pemberton va. Dean (Minn.)
60 l.. II. A. 81. not to adopt the war
ranty OF the manufacturer as his own
| ~ eusS se,~
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03

Al. luiy fair 70 FrI"vos me sore
70 s,r YOU Eaa!uE az tho floor.
r. B,, ,uul troubled iowncost eyes:
r. hear indeed this | d,plufo.-
Your sirhE!
such sirhs ps lon sighed In Troy
At vanishing II MI her Joy
Aud 'oats such ne Mod lnliora eyes
Pray tell n, why you thur employ
Your siEhs2
Your FIrns' N, they from out your hearth
uu they from some lark sorrow start
Gut. n,,t as pleasure, SORROW ili.s.
And soon som. r,ou vii. hii depart
Your erhs
flows tlyin You have not got u, hUoSi
80 bitterness your u imnu,s'
Thtu phuf tho caus, Of all your HighsT
TT, ir0uhi, f.. theE, are nov SHOES
And not my 4lzr'
Chicago Daily Tribune
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
Parted.

90 miss thee, dear we miss thee very
whore
And yet Il We might, We would not dare
20 cali thee back. for while We wax" and
weep,
RI ttcr beloved, God hnth given sleep,
And thou hast perfect Joy. and peace ana
rest.
Wc would not call thee back God knowcth
We know TINT thou from pain and caro-
art free,
rAat tn the Land Celestial thou dost SEQ
rho Saviour face TO facc-wc here below.
As through glass ace darby. and we
know
Ven NEE, again whore death hath lost
lts power
Ehy should We mourn thee, mourn thee
every hour?
Miss Margaret II Barnett In n. Y, OBJ
server
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03

When wng cour,in' Mandy G!'nn
Il was % shy young Teller thrn
"Rctlrln' us "A s.ttiu h,m
used To- squirm. an sweat, an mop
My face TIL / would almost drop.
Rut gtil the question wouldn't pop!
Seemed to BE- 7omcthin' on my cheat.
An nrh!u' underneath my vest
That hottie red me like all possessed
But Mandy used 10 sot an sm!l'
An watch me freeze. an sweat an hils
An know what allied me all the whil"i
Ono night as "" was goin' to church.
She slipped an gave sudden luTch.
Plumb to the arms of Sllns BurCh'
VOL sir. kissed her Quicker'n Hcati
before / knew what ! was nt.
The question: Want no need o that!
F l. Rose. In Chicago Rccord-HcraId.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
PROVERBS UP TO DATE.

1t takes q big man to eat crow grace
fully.
Modesty is not so easily shocked as
prudery.
The more knowing man Is, the less
he knows.
a woman's train of thought is Otter
on her dress.
Sometimes n comedians divorce ia his
first serious part.
Marrying for money ia moro matter
of dollars than of sense.
Marriage is seldom failure when Gu
pid furnishes the capital.
Many woman employs a private dc.
tective when she looks in her mirror.
II is not considered to n mans credit
to merit success II he doesn't obtain It
We shouldn't mind woman having tn,
last word II she'd only get to Il sooner
L. do V. Matthewman. in Everybody
Magazine.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
Lesser Lights.

Neither the prince OF Wales nor Lord
Roberts can come to the fair Guess
we will have to he satisfied with the
sultan of Sulu and the earl Of Paw
tuckct. says the St Louis Globe-Dem-
ngrat
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Stockholders Meeting.


y ]
HOTEL ASSOCIATION,
October IS, Igo3,J
Noticc is hereby given that meeting
of the stockholders Of the Pennington
Hotel Association will be held at the of.
fee Of the Secretary, in the Gityuf Farm
iugtou, State of Missouri, OIL the 18TH
day Of December, 1893, at ten q clock a.
m, for the purpose OF voting upon the
proposition then and there to he submit
ted to increase the capital stock OF the
Association from ten thousand, Its pres
cnt capital, to fifteen thousand dollars,
and further proposition to issue bonds
for the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars,
and secure the same by a first mortgage
or a decd of trust ON the property of the
Association.
/ r. PRATT, President
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
Happiness.

crue happiness docs not consist
IN that which We have seen and missed
Gut IN cOHtcutm,nt With our lot.
Nh,;Lrr 't.s What We d have. or not.
w H. wilson In Four-Track News
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03
The Drudge.

Rcposv upon her souliess face.
Dig tho grave and leave her,
Hut breathe ~ prayer that, In His grace
lie who go loved this toillng race
To endless rest receive her
Oh can It h. tho gates ajnr
Wait not her lumhi, quest
Who, M was hut patient war
Against tn, G,atE that stalkcd from far
Wjh u,'tl,r haste nor rest.
To- whom W,r, sun and moon and cloud
III, s'r.aml,t'a pohh,y coil
Tho transient Muy-hnund ionthcred
CROWD
The storm frank fury, thunGcr.hrowcd,
nuI witness OF her toll.
Who's, weary feet knew not m" bliss
OF lance by ioccuul rctd,
who u.v,r dHili,d at a kiss
It Heaven refuses her NE IL
\ trur,IS indeed
John Charles Mcneil. IN Cou'ury
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03

A law is proposed in Germany for
bidding the proprieiors of saloons to
sell liquor on credit, and also requir-
ing them TO keep on sale non-intoxi-
eating drinks, such as coffee and lem.
onadc, so that the purchaser may
have choice. Elk.
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Trustees Sale Under Deed Of Trust.

whereas Luther Il Hurry and Elizabeth
\ Hurry, his wife, by their certain nrnl uf
Trust. dated the l2th day Ot November, 1852,
and recorded IN the Recorders once uf II.
Francois county. Missouri. I'm BOOK g. NJ
rage ggl conveyed to the undrrs med trus.
tee the following described r"al estate, SIT
unite, lying ana h"ng IN tie county OF =.
Francois AMI state Oi Missouri, to VII
Al Ut that part ui the west half ut the
southwest quarter Of section eleven ~
township ~ north, runHo cast, lying south
of III" right .uf-wIy NJ III" southern Missouri
HALLWAY The northwest quarter of ih"
northwest quarter Of section ~, township %
north, range HClsi, containing lunrr"s 'Ihr
west part ut the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter NJ section II. township s'
north range east. containing 80. to acres,
also strip ut ground ~ feet wldr, begin
ming NJ the southeast corner az the ahuN"
described tract running thence w.si 50,
chains to- ruuniy ROAD ON line between sec
lions u nnl H. said township ANA range,
to &. VI lHrk's line, theme" north Do irrl 70
h"gmnig said strip Is used Tor roadway
Nsu the following lots and tracts ul Inud In
the town ri Hurry VILE, "a pat ui SAIL tow n
f. Oi record IN the office pl the Recorder ui
deeds luI said county Of 81. Francois. To-.
VII Lots go inclusive, und lois 10 ld
inclusive IN block / lois tu inclusive IN
hlnch 2. tots | tu tn block s lots to IN
block a., and acres, being that portion at
said blocks ana C. lying north of the alley
running through said blocks and Of. an ul
BLOCK T.. lots 10 = IN block sl lots / iu r. I'm
block 2. lots to ~ In BLOCK J.
rhrub described property II subject -
the right OF way OBJ the II. Francois uuntA
ElrCtrlC Eailronh
Which said Deed ui Trust was made IN
trust TO secure tho pas mcnt OF on" Urumls
sorry note In said deed described, ana where
ms said note aad Interest has become duo
ana is unpaid now, therefore, I'm accord
uUrr With the provisions Dt sad Decd OF
Trust ana Al the request OF tho legal holder
.F a
proceed - sell the above described real rs
| tate NJ the south front door at the court
| house. I'm the tlty of tarmln non. ~ Fran
| cot. County. Missouri 10 tho highest bidder
| Tor cash, Al public auction, nu
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IH, 1905,
between the. hours ul nine O'Clock IN N,
| forenoon ana tlVv O'Clock IN the Afternoon
| OF that day, 10 satisfy said note, tu"'hul
with lntrrrs, ana cost ana expenses ut exc
| uutluv this trust
| - ". HIEEtk. Trustee.
| Pennington, Mo. November ~. iHus
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03

To make sugar syrup so that 1t will
not crystalline add a pinch of grated
alum tho size of small pea to each
pint Of sugar. Cover with hot water
and lot boil five minutes. This can be
favored IL desired
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03

Don't become discouraged, There 10
cure for you. II necessary write DR. Fonnor
lie has spent u lie tinc curing just sucb
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
"a gravel lodged IN my bladder. hftcf
and Backachc Cure passed a gravel half ~
large as "A marble. The medicine prcv"utcc
further formations | was cured.
W. I. CAKES. OrriS, Va"
Druggists SOC, 81. Ask fnt Cook Book-Free.
ct WTIlc'lhNnE sure Cure, Circular. u
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|. K. PRATT, President.
II h. LEUWETTER, ScC'y
A. kUGEi.
I,.S.J y. / MORRIS, Directors.
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DIR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe

Al IA, diseases S, Of K 011sHyn OIInT
Also Rheumatism, Back
ache ,HeartDisease Gravel, IEJEAE
Dropsy, Female Troubles. ~ W "a A-s