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Milford chronicle., 1903-06-26

hall is the place where during the nexi
few months thousands upon thousands
Of our young people will have their
immortal souls destroyed.
Avoid Games OF Chance.
Summer red light the third Beware
Of all games of chance. What does
that mean? Beware of joining the
gambling game, which will be played
every night in the side room OF the no
tel which opens into the hotel bar
which game will be kept up until 3 or
: 4 o'clock in the morning. Beware OF
! eommingling with the "plungers" gath.
| cred before the bOokmakers' stands at
/ the famous summer races? Oh. no.
would no more expect you to be found
in such hagrantIy compromising posi-
tions than you would expect to ind
your pastor there. But beware of the
insidious beginnings. Beware of wa
gering the box OF candy upon the game
Of tennis or quolts which is played in
the hotel grounds Beware OF betting
the penny upon the simple game which
Is played upon the hotel porch Inl
other words, beware OF taking YOUR
first lessons in one Of the most awful.
the most fascinating and the most de- |
structive OF all evils, the gambling evil |
When the poisonous desires Of a
game Of chance are once inoculated
into a young mans heart there seems
to be no human power to stop him
from committing mental physical and
spiritua suicide Senator Chauneey
NJ. Depew or New York city. whom
even the most liberally minded men
would not charge with being a bigot,
once gave this startling testimony: a
proportion Of failures in
business and 90 per cent of the de-
falcations. theftS and ruin Of youths
among those who are employed In
places of trust are due directly to
gambling have seen In my vast en-
DlOyment so much misery caused by
he head Of the family squandering his
savings In a policy shop and promising
'OunR men led astray in n small way
md finally becoming fugitives or land
ug in the criminal dock that | have
ome 10 believe that the community
which licenses and tolerates public
'anhling cannot have prosperity in {
business" With such an Impressive d
warming as that before us, can we I
ford to trlne with this sin in even b
he smallest wayi The policy shop or c
he slot machine is only step from E
be roulette table and the race track. 5
he race track and the roulette table Il
re the threatening rocks where thou d
ands upon thousands OF human craft Il
re- wrecked for time and for eternity. b
rife not with the games Of chance. W
owever small the wager, any more W
ian you would play about rattle W
luke's fang or toy with boa con al
rictOr's coils or a tger's claw. 81
Milford chronicle., 1903-06-26

watering places whose waters have
these curative qualities. most Of our
summer watering places are noted for
the fact that they make drunkards
rather than reform them. They make
them in wholesale quantities and not
m retail. Men carry their bottles OF
intoxicating beverages when they go
fishing or dancing or taking a tramp
Ia the woods, and men drink every
where.
But this IS not the greatest curse for
which our summer resorts are famous.
They are noted as places where women
get drunk as well as the men To me the
most abject!y repu!sive creature on
earth is drunken woman. When I
see one | know not which feeling pre-
dominates most N my heart that OF
pity or of horror remember dis
tinctly the first drunken woman ever
saw 1t was Mt a summer watering
place near Bar Harbor. [ saw scores
Of them there under the influence Of
drink Some of them had diamonds
upon their fingers and jewels at their |
threats and their clothes were bought |
at the most expensive establishments. /
but they were excited with intoxicat-
ing liquor. You could tell IT by the |
flush on the cheek, by the strange
glassiness Of the eye. by the boisterous-
ness of the laugh and by the many
signs that always mark the effects Of
drink. In our summer hotels women
now drink everywhere. Therefore,
friends, l beg OF you when you are IN
n summer party where wine is passed
around do not touch 1t. For your
Christian examples sake do not touch
1t. For the danger of indamlng your
own evil tastes do not touch it, Stand
back from the evil wine cup though it
may be offered to you by the jeweled
hand of a hostess or by the companion
who pretends he is your friend The
.empter may not be able to ensla %
TOu in city where you are in active
work, but lie may be able to dig for
'ou a drunkard's grave among the
many sinful summer destinations OF
i hotel piazza.
Milford chronicle., 1903-06-26

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Milford chronicle., 1903-06-26
FIirtInE Denonnced.

| Summer red light the fourth: Be
ware Of trihing with human affections
That means do not be fiirt. DO not
falsify with the glance Of the eye or the
smile Of the lip or the touch Of the hand
3 DO not imugine that you can treat the
delicate instrument Of the human heurt
as mere temporary plaything, thump-
ing and banging il and suapping lis
many silver strings. aud indulge the
belief that il can afterward be re-
tuned and made capable " sending
forth sweet music. That means do not
trihe with the beautiful diamond of
love ana plunge It into the Satanic
fires Of a summer Irritation aud then
hope it Will have lost none Of its lus-
ter. 1t will not retain its purity. 1t
will become as black aud hidcous as
the filthy piece of charcoal which the
servant tosses into the CRATE on a win
ter night 1t will become as black as
the fatal line Oh Gains forehead, which
marked him as destroyer Of his
brothers life.
Oh, the fascinations and yet the hell !
ish malformlng power Of a summer
1irtationl Have you ever sat upon |
hotel porch md watched the insects /
gather out Of the darkness and buzz
and play about the electric lights7
Those lights have for them the fatal |
spell that the gltterlng eye Of the
black snake has for the mother bird
sitting upon the edge of her nest.
These insects will circle round and
round The brilliant light They will
disappear for awhile. as though they
know the hot tongue Of death is ready
o touch them Then at last they will
nake one plunge and in an instant the
Wings and the legs are gone. Then the
lOor suffering creatures fall to the
'round. wrigglng and twisting and
ying. to he trampled under the foot Of
nan. Such are the awful results which
OllOw when the human insects play
bout the kissing. blasting fires of n
unmerS Irritation. II may be pleas
Mt for awhile to feel the lhot flush
pom the cheek. It may seem only fun
} pass few hours as coquette tear.
1g and inilaming the tenderest feel.
lgs OF true man IN \ summer row
Oht or in romantic walks through the
'oods. II may seem to be a glorious
II 10 boast tow many you can con- !
ler IN love. nR an Indian warrior
Jnsts Of his prowess in war by the
imbor of scalps he carries at his belt. +
ut by the scorcLed and bruised and n
Initiated hearts Of thousands which
I'VE been malformed for time and q
ernity in the glowing flames of a
INNER Irritation l denounce triflng
ith human love. l denounce it be- n
re- the young people who may be par II
'lpants during their next summer va
tion in this merciless, heartless and X
mining universal evil II
Peril of the WtDe Cup. G
Summer red light the fifth. Beware II
the serpent which lies coiled I'D in W
bewitching wine cup. a few sum-
# and winter resorts Of this country
especially noted for the power Of
eir mineral waters to physically es
aighten man out after a long de- 20
lch. Not many miles from Chicago in
re is a resort where many of our m
inkards 80 at least once a year. be
re been told by some Of these 70
lnkards that it Is impossible to drink 70
isky and at the same time drink Of We
Sc mineral springs. But though Bl
re are a few, a very few, summer an
Milford chronicle., 1903-06-26

one heads toward spiritual renovation;
the other heads toward spiritual
death. No man or woman ever lived
who could successfully resist the temp
tauons of our summer resorts who
started their vacations by breaking the
law of Gods sacred Sabbath. Such
church member always comes back to
his church home moral cripple after
be has spent the Sabbath days Of his
summer vacation IN handling the tiller
OF a sailboat or In hitting the little
white balls over the golf links or in
looking at the bObber floating at the
end Of a line attached to fishing pole.
start your vacation Alright for God aud
It will end right Start II by praying
IN the village pew for divine guidance.
start it, II possible, by helping the
village choir sing IN the choir loft
Start it as you would start It II the
first sabbath of your summer vacation
was to be your first Sabbath IN heaven.
Milford chronicle., 1903-06-26
Family Separations.

Summer red light the last: Bewar
Of the family separations which talk
away for any length of time wiye
from husbands. husbands from wives
brothers from sisters and parents iron
/ children. Where do you say you ar,
| going this summer? We'll" you an
swer, Il do not know. ! have not vel
made up my mind. would like TO &c
down to the seashore II l could but
that is so far away. Ny husband and
boys could be with me only little
while If I did go there" Mother wife. !
would not 30 far away from home If ]
were you. II your husband and bows
and brothers have TO work during the
summer TO earn you livelihood ii is
not good to be separated from them.
1t is not good for you It is not good
for the husband and the boys. Mark
this. my friends. ana what | say. /
speak calmly and deliberately: Nine
tenths of all the evil temptations of
our summer resorts. are directly or in.
directly due to the separations of fam
Hes. These separations lay tempta-
uons. awful temptations at the feet of
the men who are compelled to stay at
home and work They lay temptations.
awful temptations, at the feet Of the
women who are on In the summer no
tells. Go to a summer resort near to
your home. BE in a place where all
the members Of the family can get tn
gether every few days Never let your
husband learn the lesson how to be
happy without you and the children /.
Wives and mothers. never learn your .
selves the lesson how you can be hap.
py without your husbands and the
children by your side. As far as you
may be able, during the years Of your
earthly life. never he separated from
sour loved ones for nny length Of time
until you are compelled Ia lay them
lway for the last sleep in new made
grave.
In closing I would speak to You
words Of congrntulatlon ana good
'heer. Before we separate for the
ummer months ] would say. men and
women. congratulate you because you
ave we'll earned your rest. con
yOu because you have fin
shed hard winters work congrntu.
lte you that yOu are going out among
be trees and the flowers and the noun
aims and the valleys; that you are
ding to drink ont Of the cool spring
nd see the cows gather for the even
K milking And also congratulate
on that the same Christ whom YOU
'orshlp here you can worship there.
axe along the Saviours companion.
nip. Pray during the next few weeks
'r divine protection and help Then.
you have Christ along there will be
fear that you viii succumb to the
II temptations which beset every one
iring a summer vacation.
Copyright. 1903 by Louis Klopsch. I
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23
BIDS FOR DEPOSITORY OF
COUNTY FUNDS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the County
Court o! St. Francois county at the May
term, 1893, until noon on the first day OF
the said term Of said Court, from Banks,
and Banking Corporations or Associa-
tions, or individual Bankers, i'll said
County, for the deposit Of the funds Of
said County, for the two years next en-.
suing the date OF said bid. Such pro-
posals must stateghe largest rate of in
tcrest per annum that will be paid TO
the County on the daily balances to the
credit of the County with said depository
as provided by law, for the privilege OF
being made the depository of such funds,
aud must be accompanied by n duly ccrti-
fed check on some solvent Bank for not
less than half OF one per cent of the
County revenue of the preceding year,
payable to the Treasurer Of the County,
as guarantee of good faith on the part
of the bidder. No bid will be considered
unless such certified check shall accom-
pany the same.
]. A. LAWRENCE,
Clerk St. Francois County Court.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23
BUSINESS IN SNUFF.
Facts mud Figures which q" {" show
That There Are NAM
buyers,

The general impression is that there
has been great decline IN IL" uSr ~
enuT Snuff boxes are no longer In "si
dpucr In fashionable society. In the
cities not one man in 10000 tnkcS snuff
In the country districts Of IN" north
not one man in u township Is addicted
to tho use Of snuff In the rural dis
trirts Of Kentucky and Tennessee" less
is used than before the civil war.
Yet the American Snuff company,
which controls ~ per cent of the prod
uct in tho United States, reports net
earnings for last year Of 81, 7S9, 0l7, md
pays dividends OF s005,oi2, After pay
ing dividends. the company, with as
sets Of S2i.3i5OOO, has a surplus Of
sI4i2,s4S. This would indicate heavy
business in SNUFF, says the Chicago In
ter Ocean.
There were manufactured in the
United States in 1870 $4,000 pounds
Of snuff; In 1903 there were manufac-
turcd 1G.sOO,OO0 pounds. In other
words, five times ms much snuff was
made In this country last year as -
years ago. Who buys II; who uses it?
The statistics of manufacture do not
answer these questions. Ofthc l3,s05,-
all pounds ~ snuff manufactured in
the United States In the census year
~ 1900 New Jersey produced 4, 1S2,573
pounds, Pennsylvania 3,23s.54i pounds,
Tennessee 2.392, OPT pounds, Maryland
i,040,22s pounds. Illinois 707,Si5
pounds, Virginia 0i0,075 pounds. The
people uf none of these states, how
ever, were heavy consumers Of snuff.
OF the Ave kinds OF snuff manufnc-
turcd that year, the greater part OF
the Scotch grade went to Germany
and to the whites and negroes in Louis"
lana, Arkansas, Texas and Indian ter
ritory. Sweet snuff used for dipping,
found heaviest sale In North and South
Carolina
OF Maccaboy snuff the largest sales
were in New England, and Rappee
snuff found many buyers In the North
western states, though most OF II went
abroad. But wherever 1t was sold II is
certain that we are manufacturing
more snufr than ever before and find
ing o ready market for II.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23
ACROSS THE STREET.

Across the street the bright ,iGIts lhshea
and CLEANED.
And fortune iuNut-i ones were s3lh'
cred there.
The merry music OF til" dane, "H'S'rIa'i'so
Upon the air
Across the strcrt-ii seemed go far away.
That Joyous world. from my unhappy
sphere,
Made up Of weary toll. day inter day
Aud year by J'at
I turned me from my window, WIN S ',,
'"rhnu mnk'st Mes differences, . t""'
~ wide"
| could not conquer that un.ra'tiu' ''S'
Tho hard tried
Across tho street. next night "eruSS '''
street.
Deaths grim insignia from the do"f WIS
hung
Heard tie passrrs- by, Iow voiced, r'p' at
80 iaif. 80 younE
Across the strrc'-ah, Hur"'S twas h"I NO.
That they were mourning Who last h'E"'
were gay
That yuninr maus.ou wasa house OF woe
Where death h',d sway
Across tho street. hcSi!r |nE'" 'ighI
4 rhc.rI.Ss company ct "td NA''" h'p'
And she III, humagyd one OF yesltthiEht'
Forever slept
Dean Rice. IN Boston journal
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders Of the St. Francois County Bank
that there will he n meeting OF the stock
holders Of said corporation on Monday,
the fourth day OF May, 1908, at nine
O'Clock a. IN, at the banking house OF
said corporation. for the purpose of yot-
ing upon proposition then and there
to be submitted, to increase the capital
stock OF said corporation from ten thous
and (SIoooo) dollars, its present
capital, to thirty thousand ($1o,uoo|
dollars; and for the transaction Of such
other business as may come regularly
before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
this and day of March, 1908.
W, T. HALLE
!. L. COVER, President
Secretary.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23
7 T. DALTON.
DALTON &
KENNEDY,
Real Estate Agents,
FARMNGlTON, MO.
". A KENNEDY
FARMNGlTON, MO

If .ron want to sell or buy chi al pur
office, up stairs in the old DaittoH e
Marks Store RniiiiaE. We here namc
Il rw choicc iHrpc farms, bHt have n
number Oi smaller ones 10 dispose Of
10 acres land. 49, miles from town ON
public road IOO acres IN cultivation. Is
ncrrs IN meadow. ,onrrra Mn" timber. nlout
"a acres nnr bottom land, mic" 60 Il tor
stock water, good Well, Groom frame
house, barn nnd uut buildings, well fenced
Price SiUN per acre, Terms easy.
Lot ana room house. large barn. smoke
house. wood shed; an In good repair rrlr
stu0. Come nnd a"r Il.
~ acres. an IN cultivation and ilwrIl
fenced with post and wire fence. Most All
Of This IS rich hntinm auG Hnl D. In u ilnr
nnc state oi cultivation ana part ~
meadow, Price 5000 per acre, THIS iarm
IS only ~ mites from Pennington. Terms
easy.
ancrrs ~, miles GA, ror land On public
ronu, all fenced uud Ia cultivation, Prize
SIS per acre. Terms to suit.
~ ncrrs-. lin acres In cultivation, lncrd.
Ing ~ acres Iu ntrnipv aud r. uCTrs IN pas
turr-r"mulndur good timber. 1hro1 enoi
springs, plenty uf stock water, small Of,
churd, s.ruUm house. barn inNtUU feet, ~
miles from school uui rnurC'I. Price SO
per acre.
?an acres loo In cultivation, 90 acres finc
timber. H.rubm house. large Darn. two me
| orchards, good wei nud @ Clstrrus. rluuty
| ui stohE water ~ every ilaid miles from
| Fiat RIVER mines ilIcr So urr acre.
Guactcs iuo lr cultivation, room house,
| barn i~N,H, U...t .,.tu barn ANA trluurl,
| ,mukv house. eitr-uu unI.r. Nuru huus,,
| tenant bnu4D, s'| ia "NH' tat" ul CuiilNl.
| ton, 81 per acre,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23
suERiFF,s SALE FOR BACK TAXES

Igv virtue Of IA special execution, issurt
from the Uf1cu Of the Cicfk OF til" CIRCUIT
tuIIrt o! II Francois county. Missouri dn
ted the bth day March lyli, made return
thlr a. III, MAY term Of said court tog is'h
to n, sheriff N ~ francois county 1.rUta!
and to mcsd"livcrol. IN favor " the state 81
Missouri, 1t the relation ana to the use OF
frank fllchntIsu Collector - tho ltrysnuc
~ It Francois cOunty. ami against Jsro-
minh Silvry ana tne unknown h"irs Of Jere-
minh Silvcy, | have seized ma levied upon
MI tho right, title, claim, interest and 81
tate OF the taid Jeremiah Sllvoy and the
unknown heirs OF Jeremiah Silvuy, OF, in and
To- the following described real rstnto. site
ate, lying ana being In tho county of ST.
Francois nnh state of Missouri To wit
Tho uusi half Of tho northeast quarter OF
section ., township ~. range y. and Will
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23
SHERIFFHS SALE.

by virtue OF n transcript execution, issued
'rutn the III - Of the clerk OF the circuit
court OF -. Francois county, Missouri, dated
the 18Th day uI March, lHH, made Iciurnable
Ia the May trrm uG said court Tor llhi, to
the sheriff Of ~. FrrnCns county directed
and to me delivered, IN mvOr ~ the 81.
Francois county Bank ana against :. !.
cole, j. T. Burks ". II Young aud James
Nhctnathy. / have seized and levied
upon nll the right, title. cnim. interest q,
and estate OF the said ) /. colo oI, IN hnd
~ the full win" described real estate, STU
Nt", lyiuw and bC'ug IN the county 81 ~,
Francois and -tu'rrI Miss 'uri, to wi
The east hlli ~ the southwest quarter
.iud the west hIit al the southeast quarter
aud part 81 the south hIIr ui the northeast
quarter ct The northwest quarter, nl sec
ton sixteen iH, township thirty seven "a
north, rang" four o. cnsi, containing -
acres also the north half ~ the np,th tau
ri the northwest quarter al section twenty
one (2D, township tGirty seven go, rang,
four ~ east, containing ~ acres, ana NJ
t,y,untinu 3Ig ncr,s. and VIII. on
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23
The Shadow
ofHappIneSS
BY IRVING BAChELLER.
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knowing. lie was an I'''' ~ rN
pckc in the moral economy Oh t,e
world, but the lesson "i MS nv II
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23
Thnrslav, MAY Il, lgUS,

between tho hours of ninc O'Clock I'm the
forenoon md fyc O'Clock In tho afternoon
~ that day, Mt tho south front door OF the
Court House, in the city Of Pennington, In
said IT. Francois county, Missouri. ana dur
ing tho session OF tho Circuit Court OF said
county. sell ut public veniu" Ia tho highest
bidder, for cash, NIL the right, tttlo, claim.
interest nnl estate or the sad Jcrenlnh
SIlVcy nnd the unknown huirs of Jeremiah
sllvoy of, in and to the above described real
estate, to satisfy said execution aud costs.
n. N. MURPHY, sheriff.
April ~, fSi.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23
Thursday, May -, 1908,

between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN tho
forenoon und nyr O'Clock IN til" afternoon
nf TINT day. ul the south front door OF the
court House, IN the Cily uf FurminGtun III
said 81. Francois county, Missouri. ana dui
nr the session Of the circuit court 81 said
county, sell nt public Ncudur To- th" highest
bidder, Tor cash. all the right, tltlr, claim
interest and c-tut" at the said :. I. Cole ~
In aud to the nbOyu described rrni rsint"
to satisfy said execution anl COSTS
IT. NJ. MURPHY. Slrrln.
April H. 1875.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-23

They were Observation-Disclosures.
"No," she said, hes not at all jeal.
GUS"
"In that case" returned her dear-
est friend, show can you tell that he
l. in love with you?"- Chicago Post.