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to. Her stepmOther was Godfrey,s
enemy: her father was helpless. No,
there was no one, unless, indeed, it
might be she could use Aunt Rachel
or Gabriel. Both had been house
servants for her Aunt Susannah and
had known Godfrey from his baby
hood; both would almost lay down
their lives for him. She hur-
riedly sought Aunt Rachers quarters.
After a consultation with the
negress, she flew to her stepmother's
room. Mamma" she cried, bursting
in upon that lady as she sat before
her tollet-table, the maid BRUSHING
the powder from her thinning lockz
''do you know that Godfrey Worth
ington is a prisoner in our garret and
that he is to be hung before the break
of day?''
Mrs. Ellery, not a little startled by
| this sudden interruption, gazed at
her stepdaughter with eyes at once
annoyed and pitying.
Eyes, yes, child" she answered, Il
knew he was here, and l had heard
! some whisper that such a fate awaited
| him; but, after all, much as I deplore
it, especially that it should happen
on these premises, yet. if half the
| bandit acts with which he is accred-
| tied are true, tits no more than he
| deserves
| But he should not be starved as
well as hung" Jane proclaimed We
hemently. 'How often have 1 heard
| you boast that no one in your house
ever went hungry, yet that poor old
| gentleman who was brought here this
| afternoon has not had one bite to eat
| since his arrival. nor has Godfrey If
they must meet so bitter an end,
should they not have food to sustain
them in facing it with fortitude?''
"Assuredly,'' Mrs. Ellery answered
promptly, her hospitable instincts
aroused. as shrewd Jane had known
they would be. Il will order it now,'
half rising from her chair
| Nay. first you must have per-
mission from Col. Bessemer," Jane in
| terposed, "else the sentries will let
nothing pass them. Will you not ask
the colonel to grant this request
See, [ have pen and paper ready for
| you. There is no time to be lost. else
the colonel may have retired, and you
would not wish to disturb his rest"
Mrs. Ellery, warm-hearted, if of
| irritable temper, and at the same
time, fortunately, woman of no
| great cleverness and less Imagination,
fell into the trap and unsuspectingly
wrote the note which Jane adroitly
dictated.
Now, Gabriel, whispered Jane,
when the coveted order had been Sc
cured, ''for heavens sake, make no
mistake. This to the sentry, and that
to Master Godfrey and General
Pierce" While Jane was interviewing
her stepmother and sending the note
TO Col. Bessemer, Rachel had been
preparing the viands, which Gabrie
now bore up the back stairway on g
huge tray poised triumphantly upon
his head.
ITO Be Continued
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well as brave. Your bravery, none
questions; your humanity, it remains
for you to prove"
'.Ah. madam" he returned, st is
well known that happiness is the
great propagator of virtue. Grant
me the happiness I seek, and you
will find that my humanity will bios
som in it's sunshine. To clinch the
argument, give me this hand and
that young rebel shall not die at to-
morrow's sunrise" He took her hand
as he spoke and pressed it to his
heart, but Jane withdrew it quickly.
Surely" she observed coldly, 'tCol
Bessemer needs no bribe to spur him
to an act of justice, and if he did, he
will remember that virtue is its own
reward"
"Ah, but virtue is not the reward
l seek" he retorted fippantly, while
his brow contracted with irritation
unless. indeed, dear lady, you tipify
yourself as virtue. But truce to
fencing; let US to the question. Is
it bargain, or is it not? Is this
young man to be reprieved through
your sweet offices, or is he to hang
at sunrise?"
Jane turned upon him angrily
'And do you suppose, sir" she de-
manded, that / would give myself
| to man so cruel as even to think
of offering such a bargain? Never
If marry you, it must be for what
you are, not for what you offer
But" she added more adroitly, ''I re
| ly upon Col. Bessemer's mercy
II would, sweet pleader," he OBJ.
served, that it were possible l coulo
reconcile it with my duty to do as
| you wish; but, alas, feel that loyal
ty to my king will not admit of it
1t is a matter of qualification to me
however, that, while your womanly
compassion may be wounded, your
deeper emotions will not be lacerate6
when the rising of to-morrow's sur
sees the setting of young Worthing
| TONS"
His piercing eyes were upon hel
face, and Jane felt her composurt
| giving way beneath them. for al
length she perceived that he was il
absolute earnest.
SAT sunrise?" she repeated in {
| choking voice, while her mind quick
| ly calculated the shortness of ths
| time. All, if she could but get a re
| prieve until tomorrow night, mucl
might be accomplished during the in
tervening day. ''Methinks, colonel
you choose most inappropriate t.
hour for SO dark deed. The black
er hues of midnight would bettel
match the color of the act
"a most wise suggestion, dea.
lady" Bessemer responded. 'Wha
say you to this midnight?" He drew
forth his watch. 1t showed SOM
minutes past IL. :'Or, since that i
impossible, the approaching hour o
one? 'Tis done. / shall see to it,
mo. no. she cried passionately
'surely. surely. Col. Bessemer, yo1
will not permit my thoughtless word
to shorten the life of a helpless be
ing. Do not, oh, beseech you by al
you hold sacred, do not deprive hir
of those few remaining hours O
grace"
THE hour, madam" Besseme
answered, his relentless eyes holdin
hers, ''is set for one
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CHAPTER X.
THE RUSE

Jane was frantic. Less than an
hour! What could she do?
She and Bessemer had been an un-
pardonable length of time away from
their guests. and the major portion
of them were only awaiting their ap-
pearance to make adieus Many
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-30
WEATHER AND TORPEDO.
Deadly Instrument Of War That De-
ponds Solely Upon the Change
OF Atmosphere.

An invention which, If the weather be
in IL favor. is extremely deadly is the
dlrtpiblr torpedo. controlled by wireless
electricity from ship or shore, says
Eyrrybady's Magazine tits merely the
ordinary torpedo. loaded with its biz
chars, Of gun cotton and trims pin
n IL, head 10 explode the torpedo when
II strikes. fitted with double rudders
one .g horizontal b'aGc TO steer up OF
Town. ono oi vertical TO steer right or
.c.D: storage battery for ordinary use
ana propu ion. wireless currcuttraus.
mittur and motor for dirIRihc propul.
sion. and an elevated tube to discharge
a SINAI, JET Of sea water forced through
It by al electrical. pump. An observer
completely sheltered behind narlhworks.
could send out such a torpedo from
shore. make II go miles out to sea. watt
for battlyship Of the enemy, swim
around II dive under H. and with Ger
taIuty ram its urmurod bottom with the
nrlug-pu head. one such station
could defend the SAND, Hook entrance
10 New York harbJr, il the weather wrr,
aIWaNg good
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latter an aggressive candidate for
the position, and Mr. Atkins, who
is not an aspirant himself, for any
body to beat kerens. He seemed
to favor Mr.. Parker, the Frisco at
torney, short while ago, but rs
now out in letter to the RepubIl-
cans Of the State in the interest OF
Chairman Niedringhaus of the
State Committee. 1t is said he has
become convinced that Mr.. Med
ringhaus is the only man who can
beat Kerens and as kerens' defeat
is the sine qua non of the situation
with him, he will be for Nicdrlng
hauS until somebody else turns mp
whom he thinks has a better show
of beating his old enemy. 1t APP
pears to be the field against kerenS,
hut he is resOurceful Antagonist
and is putting up Il determined
fight. There is little expectation
that Col. Dyer, Major Warner ~
any one of their ftress will get
into place, and it really makes lit
tie difference which of the trio
kerens, Niedringhaus or Parkc,
succeed, for they are each repre-
seutatves of corporate or trust in
teIests.
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SOUTHEAST NEWS.

Charlottesville has n new bank
with It capital stock of $50, 600.
The new census of Cape Cilrar-
dcau gives it Il population of S,35I
Mrs. Sarah Nca2y died at her
home in DE soto December E, aged
81 years.
The Register says the smallpox
scare ruined the holiday trade At
IrOntOn
The large lumber mills at Lcepcr,
Grecnville and Doniphan will close
January LIST.
John l.. Sullivan, the retired
prize fighter, lcctured in Bonnc
Terre and Flat River last week.
Washington county has ordered
Il county iniirmary built on the
plan of that of st. Francois county,
There have been sixteen converts
at the revival being held at the
Baptist Church in Fredericktown
A pack Of wolves has been wOr-
rying Mississippi county farmers
and they propose to have big
hunt.
A man in Perryville stole a
macintosh from one of the stores
and then reported his theft to the
merchant for the purpose of being
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KNOB LICK.


I NJ lollla~ WAS VulI U'lc
Waiter Brown Of owl Creek spent
last week here.
Henry Benton of Red Granite, Wis,
visited here Sunday.
John Ilibbits Of De,logc visited in
Knob Lick Sunday.
Jesse and Martin Moore Of pc,logc
visited here sunday.
Roy Yorh Of near Knob Lick was
in Pennington Saturday
Grover Moore is visiting relative,
near Pennington this week.
John Russell OF near LibcIlyvillc
was in Knob Lick Saturday.
Joe Moore OF Owl Creek spent
Christina, with his parents near here
Pat Acun Of Bonnie Tcrrc visited
here Saturday aud sunday
Yves Hopkins Of Pennington visit
ed in Knob Lick Saturday and Sund
day.
MIR. and Nh. james Weather, o.
Ccntralia, Mo, are visiting Mrs
Wcathcrs' father, MIR ". II. lhbbil
near here this week
VIII Miller Of De Soto visited hi
sister, Mrs Isaac shannon, here la,
week VIII inform, rs that be in
tends going to Mexico in q few week.
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Notice OF Stockholders Meeting

special meeting Of the stockholders
OF Iron Mountain Company will be held
At the Office OF the Company at Iron
Mountain, St Francois County, Mis-.
souri, ON Wcducs lay. the first day Of
March, 1905, At the hour OF nine O'Clock
\. NJ, for the purpose Of considering,
acting and voting upon a proposition,
then and there to be submitted, TO di-
mini,h the capital stock of the Company
from three million six hundred thousand
dollars "a, 6ou, OOn. oo), its present au.
lhorilcd capital stock, to thirty-siX
thousand dollars $50 Ou1. Oul, and TO re
ducc the par value Of the shares Of stock
of the Company from one thousand dol
lars 81 900 uo), their present par value
per share, to ten dollars $1,000 per
share, SO that the capital stock of the
Company, if and when SO diminished,
shall consist of three thousand xix hun.
drcd 5000 shares Of the par value of
ten dollars $1,000 per share, and for
the transaction of such other business as
may be properly brought before the
meeting. THOMAS S. MAFFlTT,
{. a. PILIEY, President
Secretary.
THOMAS S. MAFFfTT,
DANIEL CATLIN,
|. G.. W. STEEDMAN,
JULES i. VALE,
EDWARD Y. PArIN,
All OF the Directors.
Dated December II, 1904.
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Because he did not like to go to
school and dlsliked his teacher SO
much, Louis Martin, n boy OF -
at Piedmont, took an ounce of oil
of cloves to kill himself. lie only
succeeded in going into commissions
aud prompt medical attention saved
his life.
Jacob Black of Stoddard county
has been sentenced to 90 years in
the penitentiary, his wife, Martha
Black, to two years, and his sister
in law, Mortie Booth, l6 years old,
to the Industrial School at Chilli
Goth, for seven years, for the crime
of infanticids. The deed was com
mitted last May.
Preachers have had hard luck
lately because they have carried re-
volvers. Rev. L. NJ. Chandler of
Ste. Genevieve county was fined
$50 aud costs last week and Rev
VIM. Eaton, Baptist preacher of
Benton, had to serve ten days
Jail sentence for carrying one.
Corn is a staple article of food III
Italy and Servia. 1t takes the place OF
wheat and potatoes in this country.
Cornmeal mush, known In Italy a.
polenta, is the principal diet OF the
peasants. Corn broad and mush are also
used in Servia, says Medical Talk
1t is used in the United State,
among the poor people as Johnny
cake. hOe-cake and the like as is well
known. In this CORN the whole grain
IS used, and il constitutes an excellent
article of food for working people. H.
the finer cornmeal the embryo. or germ.
which contains most Of the oil, Is re
moved, to prevent the -four from becom-
ing rancid. In the removal OF this oil
considerable value Of the corn is taken
away. Corn is the richest In fat OF all
the cereals, provided the whole grain Is
used Corn does not contain so much
pro,eid nor albuminous matter as whea:.
out II IS about equal In Matchmaking
qualities. and In the amount OF mineral
matter IL contains. II Is exactly with
corn as II is with wheat. the whole kernel
should be used to get the best results
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The Catholic priests and Protestant
ministers of Kansas City will unite in
u meeting looking TO the enforcement
OF laws protecting the homes Of their
people
Mrs Mary Shepard Of Poughkccp,ic
=. y, observed her lOith birthday on
Christina, day by attending ST Peter,
Roman Catholic church aud later re.
cciving her friends aud ncghbor,.
President Roosevelt has announced
that he is 50 well pleased that Missouri
entered the Republican ranks at the
last election, that the "MyStcrIou-
stranger shall have the position in
parade next to him.
The official report Of admission, Ia
Worlds Fair has been made, and
while the total admissions were ~
6g4 $50. the paid admissions, were
l2,sOi, GIG. 1t is said the free ad-
missions were greater than ever known
At any exposition.
Two hundred ear loads of pota-
toes are to he given to the starving
poor in Ireland by Colorado pota-
To growers, who were blessed with
/ an abundant crop.
The Hoffman heading factory nj
Dexter was destroyed 10y fire on til,
10th, and six box ears belonging
to the railroad, which were being
loaded, were also burned. Tn,
loss is about S2G, 600. with inSur.
mcc for - 900.
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arrested and put in Jail. This
privilege was refused him, aud he
was made TO leave town.
Two accidents are reported from
Ripley county where Young boys
were injured by the careless hand
ling of firearms.
A little boy named Davidson,
living near Brewer, was playing at
school on the 18th, when he fell
and broke his neck
Robert l.. Buck of Scott county.
recently elected assessor, shot his
hand so badly while hunting last
week that it had to be amputatrd.
Samuel Nicolls of De Soto has
been appointed bank examiner Of
the State of Missouri by Secretary
of State Swauger for Il term of
four wears.
Andy Bennett. Il sevcntccn-year-
old of Wayne county, had a quar-.
rel with his sister on the 10Th aud
left the room and shot himself, dy-
ing instantly.
Jesse Sebaugh aud wife sold
turkeys to the amount of $lO4 80
to one firm in Marble Hill inst be.
fore Christmas. There were 81
turkeys in the lot.
The electric light plant and
Stammey Hall at Piedmont were
destroyed by fire on the BIRD
There was insurance for about -, s.
600, but the loss is considerably
larger.
7. +. Sloan expects TO use &
gasoline engine on his form neal
lrondale for saving wood, pumping
water and many other purpose.
around the farm.
DR.. Florence Mayors, an osteo
path of Fredericktown, was just
building mp good practice in hen
profession when she decided to mar
ry DR.. Frank NJ. Geeslin of Jack
SON
A little child of William SILVER.
decker of Bollinger county wa,
burned to death last week during
the absence Of its mother The
mother left the house to get a buck
ct of water, and it is supposed the
child went too near hot stove ant
its clothes caught fire and it was
burned to death. Three years agt
another little child Of theirs died il
the same horrible manner under
the same circumstances.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

ny virtue OF general execution issued
from the OiilCc OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
court of Washington county, Missouri,
dated the 24th day of October 1891, made
returnahlr to the March term of the cir
cult Court OF said Washington county
for lgU5. to the sheriff OF st Francois
county directed ana to mn delivered, In Ia
vur OF the Irundalo hank and against John
4. Turrlll, | have seized ana levied upon all
the right, title, claim, Interest and estate
of the said John I. 1errill Of, in and to the
following described real estate situate, ly'
ing and being In the county OF ST Francois
and state OF Missouri. to.wit
Lot Numbered nine 90, In block numbered
two %, in the town oi Clay Place, which IL
q subdivision of part OF the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter, ana part
OF the east half OF lot number ono ca of the
northwest quarter ot section Ave (jl, town
ship thirty. CIV range four al east, ns
fully us the same Is shown upon the plat oi
said division OF record In the office of the
Recorder OF Deeds for said St Francois
| county, Missouri. II being hereby under
stood ana agreed to between the parties
hereto that the said party OF the II st part
saves and reserves to himself, his heirs and
assigns all the mineral deposited beneath
the surface of the above described lot rs
well as the right AMI privileges OF prospect
ing ana mining the same, provided no SHAFT
shall be sunk or opened upon the premise.
hereby conveyed, ana | Will. ON
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1906,
between the hours of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and i've O'Clock In the afternoon o
that day NJ the south front door of tn,
Court House, In the city of Huntington, In tn,
| county OF 1t. Francois, state of Missouri, anC
during the session nf the Circuit Court OF salt
county, sell at public vendue To the highest
bidder Tor cash, all the right, title. claim
Interest ana estate OF the said John 4
Terrlll of, In and 10 the foregoing described
real estate, to satisfy said execution an'
costs.
H. ~. MURPHY. sheriff
II. francois County, Mo
December 10, 1904.
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STATE CHARITY BOARD
REC0MM ENDS NEW LAWS
Abolition Of Stripes for ConvctS and
Reforms in Conduct Of lnsti
buttons Urged,

The Missouri State Board of
Charities held its final meeting for
the year ut JeflersOnCity on the DIST
inst. After the passage of n reso
luton commendatory of Governor
Dockery, and declaring that all of
the State : institutions were in sat
isfactoIy condition, the board
adopted the following rccommen-
dutionS, which will be incorporated
in greater detail in the report to be
submitted 30 the general assembly:
The abolition Of stripes as used
universally in the pentcntiary, the
same TO apply only to long term
couyicts; others to be- uniformed
in some garb Of suitable color to
designate the class of convIctS and
term of sentence.
The gradual employment of con
Wet labor to the immediate inter
csts of the State in preference to
foreign industries.
y law prohibiting county courts
| from keeping insane patients in the
poor houses.
\ law comforting upon superin-
tendents of all State eleemosenary
institutions, the power of nominal
ing all subordinate officers, and a
law compelling all State institu-
tons to purchase supplies from
each other when possible to do so,
\ law creating the office of State
Architect, who shall prepare plans
and specifications for all State
buildings, or II law authorizing the
employment OF practical inspector
Of buildings, who shall pass on all
plans and specifications of new
buildings
That the law shall be SO amend
ed that the sentence of boys to the
training school at Boonvlllc shall
he limited to their minority.
That the State shall assume the
cost of maintaining the inmates at
the BOYS training school and the
girls industrial home.
y law making it Il felony for at
PENDANTS ut hospitals for the insane
aud colony for the Predetermined
and epiIepticS, to abuse patients.
That the salary of the superin.
tendent at the girls industrial
home be increased from 5000 t,
! 81 800.
The enactment of an indctermin
ate sentence law.
The appointment of parole agent,
for the boys training school ant
girls industrial home.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-30

The fractional fight among the
Republicans of this State over the
senatorship increases in intensity
MS the time for the Legislature to
meet draws near. Col. ID. p.
DYER has modestly announced that
he would not decline the honor,
and Major Warner is in receptive
mood, besides several others who
regard themselves as available tim
her; but interest centers i'll tie
factional warfare between National
Committeeman Atkins and ex-Na'
tional Committeeman kerens' the
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-30

This is the last number of THE
TIMES for 1904, and as the old year
passes out and the new one is ush-
cred in, we wish all It's readers and
the rest Of mankind a Happy New
Year full OF promise, faith, hope
and love.
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+. 2. Caruthers, editor Of the
Duuklin Democrat, has been APP
pointed member of the Board Of
Regents of the Southeast Normal
School at Cape C;irardeau Mr..
Caruthcrs is good man for the
place He is progressive, wide
awake, friend of public education
and will take personal interest in
the work dryolyiug upon the board
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-30

The Missouri Legislature meets
next Wednesday, January ith, aud
the Inauguration of Governor Folk
will take place on the Monday fol-
lowing. .InnnnrN Nlh.
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The Blair insurance litigation
going on in st. Louis is a source of
much sorrow to Blair's friends, who
believed in him as Il model man and
citizen. Many Of them have been
called to give testimony in regard
to his fall. II was brought out al
the trial that he had even forged
his wife's name to some OF the
records.
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Has Stood the Test rs Years,

The old, original GROVES Tastelcss
Chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking. 1t is iron and quininc In n
tastcless form. M cure, M pay. Doc