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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-01

do SC We also have hundreds of GUS
toners who are well able to pay cash
for their goods if they want tc, but
trade with US on time paymments.
They do this because they save money
by trading with us, even on time.
We advertise for the credit trade be.
cause it will enable US to sell lots CT
goods that We would not otherwise
SELL and helps you t. furnish your
house better than you could if you had
to pay cash We are not afraid to
credit you, because we believe nine
tenths of the people will pay what they
owe if the payments are small enough
for them to meet. A great many hon
est people are classed as dishonest be-
cause they are not able to meet their
obligations. If you are not making
but ten cr fifteen dollars a week, it is
hard for you to pay out fifty Or seven.
ty-five dollars at one time to settle
debt, or pay cash !, but We will let you
have that much goods for dollar or
two week You can pay this and
not miss it, and get your goods as
cheap as if ycu paid cash elsewhere.
Ask our customers if this is not SO;
investigate; compare our prices with
others and be convinced.
Watch this space next week. We
are going to have something in the
way of special inducements to offer to-
the credit buyers as we'll as the cash
trade, Do not fail to lock for it, as it
will interest you.
ES-HAVERTY FURITUE co.
D. Lee, Manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-01

thur Dunn, who is ably assisted by
splendid cast Of principals, and a host
Of beautiful shsw girls, the latter ap-
pearing in elaborate and costly gowns
Magnificent scenic effects some of
them entirely new to this section Of
the country will be presented in addi-
ticn to the ripping golden wave of col
or from twenty calcium lights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-01
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HUSTLlNG
brings to the HustIers:
The Confidence of the Public:
With the confidence of the Public,
comes the Cream of the Real Estate
Business.
Having the Lusiness-We Hustle:
RESULT.
Business in hand, recommends and Gre
ates rev Business. Thus, have the
HustIers, hustled to the top of the
ladder.
Ever Hustling,
are
The Hustlers in Real Estate,
LEITNER AND WE'LL,
113 Main st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-01

M. B. Foote of Little Rock is among
the business visitors in the city today.
]. D. Currie of Rives is registered
at the Trulock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-01

Get a meal ticket at the GER
MAN KITCHEN; $3.50 for So. Order
as you like.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-01
D W Boyce devotes his time to rents

Mr.. A. W. Scruggs is now with the
c. C. Taylor and company cotton ex-
change.
Call for carriages and baggage day
or night. Old phone Nc. Is, Helms and
Chestnut.
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Always

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has gained sue.
town." interroga
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Nov there is someth
about"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-01

i am looking for a small invest
ment Address box 435.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-01
$1oo Reward

$10O Reward
Tho readers of this
pleased to learn that {
one dreaded diseasekh
been able to cure M
that is catarrh
is the only positiv,
to the medical fr
being a constituti
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Halls Catarrh Cure
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mucus surfaces of
by destroying the
disease and gl ing t
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-01

Norr-rhe-e are many mixtures, made IN
Nol ;r,itat;on of baking powder, which the
priee than cream of tartar @ pow, pow
GERS, but they are made from atnm; toi
ard are dangerous TO use :" ioo9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-01

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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
SPECIAL TERM OF
COUNTY COURT.
Called for To-Day to Take Steps to Re.
pair Damages Done to Bridges and
Roads BY the Flood

The County Court will meet il
special session to day friday te
take steps toward repairing the
damages done bridges over the
county streams by the heavy rains
last Thursday night aud Friday
There is no provision of law to meet
emergencies of this kind promptly,
and necessarily there will be some
delay in making the repairs. The
law requires the Court 10 take the
same preliminary steps in repair
ing as in building a new bridge.
Section 5l9j of chapeter "a X. s.
1899 says;
The County Court shall, when.
ever it is necessary, without delay,
make an appropriation to repair
any public bridge in the county;
and whenever any bridge shall be
repaired, the like preliminary steps
shall be had as in case of binding
a bridge, and the commissioner shall
have the same powers and proceed
IN like manner as the commission.
er for building n bridge"
This means that the road com
missioner shall, az provided in see.
ton 5ls5, for building bridges,
proceed to the spot where the re.
pairs are to he made, aud make an
accurate estimate of the cost there
of, and make report to the court,
when the Court shall order the
road commissioner to let the con
tract, etc. The commissioner then
is requested to advertise the time
and place of letting the con
tract for not less than twenty DAYS
This letting of contract must then
be affirmed by the Court when it
may make an appropriation for the
work 1t may be seen that it will
be somewhere in the neighborhood
of n month before actual perma-
neut work can be begun to repair
damages, but in the meantime the
Court will endeayor to have tenn
porary crossings made nt the
George and Plgg fords on Big riv.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, fr0d Henson and Mae Henson
his wife, by their certain deed of trust dated
the 10Th day of August, 1901, and recorded ia
the Recorders office OF ~. Francois county
Missouri, IN book ~ III page 10, conveyed "a
the Undersigned trustee the following de.
scrib"d real estate with all the improve.
menIs thereon, Situate, lying and beng In
the county OF St Francois, ana state OF Mis-
souri,. to.wit
Thar piece OF ground known ns lot four -,
blt OK seventy one al, AS shown on u mnp
OF Bonnie 1"rre, Missouri, made 10y the party
OF the FIRST part IN said lease the said lot
being seventy fve ia feet wide. front and
rear, and one hundred and twenty nvc g9ij
teet deep, ana subject TO said lease with all
It's restrictions.
Which said conveyance WIS made IN trust
to secure the payment OF Il certain prumiss
sorry note IN said deed OF trust described
ana whereas bl the terms OF said deed OF
trust sHtd note Is past due ana remains un
paid now therefore. NJ the request ct the
legal holder ot said note, ana IN conformity
WITH the provisions OF said deed OF trlIst ,
l, the undersigned trustee, wifi ON
MONDAY, MAY ,. rni,
between the hours al nine p'cluCk IN the
forenoon hnd I'VE O'clock Ia the utt.rnuua
ui that day, ~ the south front door at the
court House, IN the tlty ui Fnrmlngtun. IN
said St Francois county, Missouri. sell at
public vrndur to the hlgAcsi bidder ton
cash, all the RIGHT. title claim, interest ana
son. his wltr, Of In aud to the turrruinr
described leased real estate with al the IN
proFemrnts thereon, to satisfy said note
ana the costs %! executive thls trust
ions IT. MNlrGlN Iru,r.r.
AprIl /, rat
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
Notice of Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby that by virtue al nm order
OF the Probate Court OF the county ct It
Francois. ana state oil Missouri, made at
the January Term thereof, and ON the l2th
day OF January l!1i, +. NJ carter. udmlnls
traitor OF the estate ut John &. shannon. de.
ceased, VIII on the
ATTN DAY OF MARCH, laut.
ut the south front door of the court house IN
the CITY of Pennington, county Oi It. Fran.
co.'s, ana during tn" session at Ia" Probate
Court Oi said county al ~ Francois, sell at
public auction, all the interest al j. e..
shannon, deceased, In ana to the following
described real estate, situate, lying
ana being In til" county Ut ST. Francois
divided one third OF the northwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter III
section ~ containing forty acres, ana all OF
tile east half of the southeast quarter Of sec
tiun ~ lying ana being north Of tn ste.
heneNlryc ANA Iron Mountain Gravel Road,
described as fnllowsto- wit Eegnningat the
northwest corner OF said east hall, running
east tD ~wnrt' one ace tract, thence south
to center OF Aforesaid gravel road, Thence
south 6yia west along said road to west line
OF said east hair. thence north ia"a.imt
chains to hrglnhg, containing lNj0 acres ::
also all the west hnlf OF the southeast quar-.
ter OF section :! lying north OF the ste, Gunp.
We've ana Iron Mountain Gravel Road. de.
scrlbcd as follows Beginning In thrCeutcr
OF said grave! road IN the north ana south
center line of said section, running north
~ 30 100 chains to center OF said section,
thence east to the northeast corner OF said
west half, thence south - H!.lW chains Ia
the center OF suid gravel road, thence SOui h
3d. g west'to beginning. containing ~ acres t.
ali Of the above described tracts OF land are
situate In township ~ north, range east =.
ST. Francois county, Missouri, ngsurRutlng
~ 30 iW acres, loss one acre occupied as a
graveyard
Terms Of Sulp--tash.
+. NJ. CARTER, Administrator
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
TRUSTEE S SALE.

Whereas ". Il. Tlehes. by his certain
deed of trust dated the LIST day OF Fchru
airy, lyO2, and recorded IN the Recorder .
Office OF ~. Francois County, Missouri IN
book 81 ut page it6. conveyed to the un.
defsigned as trustee. the following de.
scribed real estate, ana all improvements
ana ieasehuld rights. situate, lying ana he.
INK IN the town of Eust Plat River, county
oi 81. Francois and state OF Missouri, tu'Nit
sAll improvements and lensehold rights ON
lot I. block II, leased from Eonnr Trrre
Farming and Cattle Co.
Which said conveyance was made in trust
10 stcur" the payment Ol a certain prumls
sorry note in said deed Of trust described .
ana whereas, 10y the terms OF said deed OF
trust said note Is past due and remains un.
pa now. therefore, nj the request Of the
legal holder OF said note, ana IN conform.
ity with the provisions of said deed ~
trust, the undersigned trustee, VIII, na
SATURDAY, ArliII. 23, lvI.
between the hours Ol nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and five O'Clock IN the AFTERNOON ct
that day, at the south front door of the
Court House, In the city OF Pennington, IN
said ~. Francois county, Missouri.
sell AT public vendue To the highest hid
der. for cash, all the right, title, claim, IN
terest ana estate oil the said ". u. TicheS
Of In and 10 the foregoing described real
estate AMI Improvements, to satisfy said
not" ana the costs Of executing This trust.
GEO. \. TEli.tl, Trustee.
April l., 1891
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
While Number Of Hungarlans Were
Canning Beer at The Blue
Goose Saloon.

Last Monday evening number OF
Hungarians were "canning" beer al
the Blue Goose saloon in the Lead Belt,
when Iimko Sardygo was accidentally
shot and killed by ,Iacko Dobyowolsky
Two of the Huns had II shot gun each,
and all seemed to be in good hnmor.
Deceased asked the man who did the
shooting TO take the gun, As he had
been a soldier in the old country, and
show them how they drilled. He did
SO and deceased turned to speak to his
brother during the progress of the
drilling, when the gun was discharged,
shooting Sardygo in the small OF the
back on the LETT side just above the
hip. Two Americans were standing
some twenty feet away and they heard
no quarrcling or angry words As soon
as tho shooting was done Jacko began
to cut some antics on the ground
humping his head against stump, etc
and broke the gun over n green stump;
then made II log heap over it and
burned it up. Deccascd's brother re-
manned, but all the Others, frightened,
left for parts unknown.
Coroner Evans held an inquest Tues.
day, when the foregoing facts were
ELECTED, and the jury returned n YER
diet of accidental killing The gcner-
al opinion /, that the shooting was ac-
cidontul.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
SALEM NElGHB0RH00D

Oric Agnrw left last week for Hi.
nniS
VIII IIutchings is afflicted with a
carbuclc on his throat.
Haywood Darnell was in Ste. Gene
We've Monday on business.
Miss Lulu Golfer will open sub.
scriptinn school at Salem soon.
&, NJ. Wright of PerryyilIe was in
this vicinity on business last week.
a. NJ. boss was in Ste. Gcneyieye
Thursday aud Friday on business.
Miss Dora Hay completed her school
near Welngarten Friday and came
home sunday
MIired and Jerry Ball OF near Jonca
attended the entertainment at Wood
mans Hall Wednesday night,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. boss visited their
grand daughters, Mrs. Pete Meyers
and Miss Matte Hill Saturday.
MIR aud Mrs A. NJ boss and sou,
Willie, made the writer's family very
pleasant call SUNDAY evening
Jack Agncw has returned from st.
Louis and was in this vicinity Sunday
evening, the guest Of Miss Susie Grif.
tin.
Mrs. Mary Straughan Of Flat River
will move on her farm in this com
munity a. soon rs he weather will per
nit
Miss Rcbecca Cunningham spent
last week in Pennington as the guest
of the families Of VIM. A. ferryman
and VIII Cunningham.
Prof John W. Hay finished his
school at Zell Friday, and he is attend.
ing the teachers examination at Ste.
GcnGycyc this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jackson Edwards
relatives gave them surprise work
ing last Wednesday in honor of MIR.
Edwards 18th birthday. Those who
attended were: Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
Edwards and daughter, Jessie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cunningham and child
ren, Mir. win Parks and son Tom,
Mcs,rs. Ras Edwards, Jr.. VIII Hutch
ings and Meade Richards.
March 20. ORAL.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
HIS TEAM DROWNED.
Narrow Escape Of Charles WsmpIer
Daughter and Little Child from
Same Fate.

Last Friday Charles Wamplcr, who
lives about six miles northeast Of Far,
mlngt0n, in Ste. Gencyieye county,
was returning home from Flat River
in wagon with his daughter and It'll,
child When they came to Sand creek
which was Hooded by the rains, he nj
tempted to cross, when the team and
wagon were swept down the stream
The three were thrown. out into the
water. but Mr.. Wampler managed in
some way To save his daughter aud her
little child from drowning. The
team was drowned
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
A DastardIy Crime.

Last Saturday night Thos. Haley
who boarded with j. c. Forshee, at
Dcsloge came, home drunk, began to
abuse Mrs. forshee and made indecent
proposals to the little Forshee boy and
girl Forshee ordered him off the
place, and he refusing TO go, forshece
got an axe and started for him, when
he left making threats. going toward
the stable. A few minutes after Mrs.
Forshee heard II marc groanng in the
stable, and she and her husband went
to the stable, where they found the
mare disembowled and an unborn
colt lying on the ground. Efforts
were made at once to catch Haley, but
under cover Of the dark he got away
and has not since boon seen.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
EASTER OPENINGS.

| lht lhcltnthCN III the weather I'm.
day only delayed the pleasure in store
for the ladies in seeing the beautiful
things in the way OF new spriug goods
aud hats to be- worn thi, season. Flow
crN aud rich decoration, gave H. prng-
like appearance, even though it was
wntry on the outside The hats
shown Mt Miss Milrr's all displayed
the beauty and style that her hats al
ways do, which are just the proper
thing 10 be- worn this season. tine
bnc beautiful hat was OF white chit
lun made in fulcs, with square crown
and an immense white ostrich plume
that dropped over the brm, falling on
the hair. Another creation was IN
black shrarrd chiffon, trimmed with
ostrich plume and pineapple rosetts.
A hat of champagne colorcd chiffon
attracted much attention., being
trimmed with yellow roSrbuds aud
folds of ribbon, gilt buckle finished
this beautiful hat There were also
toqucs, turbans, flare hats, aud in fact
hats to please any ones fancy, from
children on mp through all ages.
At Mrs Watts one was struck with
the array 0l bright aud dainty mllin-
cry, some of the hats being very cle-
giant and elaborate. One very retty
hat IN torpedo shape WAS made in
violet shades of chiffon with large
bunchesIof yiolcls falling over the back
this hat had the new Hat iron crown
There was a picture Of lattice work
silk muusline, edged with gilt on the
crown and brm, trimcmd with mar.
chclncl roses, which would make
beautiful framing for a pretty face.
There wecr also toques aud hats If all
descriptions, some draped with scarfs,
silk aud laccs, all very stylish and in
diyidual.
Morris Bros have remodcled and
improved their store until it gives quite
a ciliiied appearance They have put
in rich plate glass counters that show
the beautiful neck wear. laces and
dress trimmings 10 greater advantage.
Some very stylish shirt waist suits were
shown in the new gun metal shade and
shepherd checks in silk, also suits in
wash goods that are to be so much the
vogue this season. There were elab.
orately lmadc skirts in voiles, ctam.
ines and twines; beautiful waists.
spring eloaks, and all manner OF goods
in the new shades aud weayes, ncud-
ing Irish poplins, Shantung glace,
Irvine cloth, silk mouslines and Others
too numerous to mention. There was
also shown rich line Of French, Per.
sian and Egyptian trimming TINT are
to be SO fashionable this season.
Our other stores have had no Tor
nal opening As yet. Cole e. Nixon
Mercantile Co. are remodeiing their
store IN many ways, putting in plate
glass show eases, which will help to
display sheIr laces and embroitlcries of
which they are making specially.
Their spring goods are arriving every
day aud they will make their announc-
mcnt next week.
The Grand Leader, Pennington
Mercantile. Mccormick Sprolt & Co,
and kugel's are getting in their spring
goods, and are ready for good trade.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
Sunshine Society.

The Sunshine Society i. too busy
TO talk much this week Eggs are
rolling in, letters being written, pen
MES gathered, aud the sigus are for u
glorious Easter rally among the Jun
iors next Saturday.
The list of donors will appear next
week We want flowers, Easter po-
ctry or stories, any little ornaments. rs
chicks, eggs, cards or other seasonabIc
tribes
The egg dying will take place next
Friday at Mrs, lIuff's at 10 Gam. Any
friends who have "hclped the Easter
Rabbit IN this labor of love, aud who
can spare time for it, are urged To be
present,
As this is the week of all the year
when many of us are reviewing the
suffering and death Of our Saviour,
words are inadequate to the solemn
season, aud we of the Sunshine Socic-
ty will surely consecrate ourselves more
fully to the duties undertaken in His
name, who gave His young manhood
to alleyIaIing the SORROW and sickness
of the world, and His life for us
Freely We have received, freely give. "
Remember our meeting Saturday,
April :, at p. III at Sunshine Head
quarters, boss addition.
t t I
Our report is not complete without
an expression of sympathy for the fam.
lily Of Mrs. Ellis Byington. The news
of her passing into rest has just come
to us, and at such times there is little
we can do 10 show our sympathy, As
Bette Hunt. Mrs Byington was active
in our work. Those who knew will
never forget the long ride in the bit
ing wind she took Christmas before
last To heslOw our Sunshine on the
County Farm, because So many knew
her and loved her there, and would en-
joy it more coming through her hand,
She was always ready to assist in any
way, and though many knew her bet
ter. none will miss her more than the
Sunshine Society So young, so full
of happiness God has crowned her
life with It's reward already, and we
know He docth all things well; and
"as one whom his mother comfort
eth, - will comfort the stricken home
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
Save Your Wagon.

A coat of paint now will add to the
life OF your wagon or buggy--make
them wear longer, TO say nothing OF
the Improvement in their appearance.
We can furnish you with the necessities
at prices that will save you money every
time. Mound City Mixed Paints 10 all
shades, Hard Oil Finishes, Inside Var
nishes, Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil.
Turpentine, Sandpaper, Paint and
Varnish Brushes.
CITY DRUG STORE.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01

The Globe. Democrats correspond.
cHt from tCrslcana, Texas, has this
to SAY for one of our town boys: Bar
nry Petty. who was something Of al
experiment while with the Browns last
year, seems 10 have passed that stage
He i, heavier than he was last year aud
stronger, His pitching is excellent,
aud he has good speed, curves and
control McAlcer expect, him to he n
valuable man this season.
Thomas II Holman of Bismarck is
a candidate for County surveyor, sub.
jrGt 10 the nomination Of the Demo
cratic party Mr.. Holman has been
for some months the efficient assistant
OF County surveyor Asbury, who SAYS
be is IN every way qualified. his is
al important and responsible position,
aud Mr. Ilolman's character and rep
ntatlon a. man of integrity, together
with his knowledge of the science Of
surveying, in the event Of his nomina.
tiun and election, assure the county of
having the right man in the right place.
lie respectfully asks favorable
consideration OF his candidacy and
claims at the primary election.
VIM. Keller announces himself this
week ~ a ruuItIuip far Constable pI
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
Tin Louisiana

This popular mcIodrama will be
presented at the Opera House this
(Friday) evening hy the Hubert Lab
ad'e Company. This play has been
highly commended wherever il
has been presented, and the company
is snid TO be iirst-cass in every par
ticular, and the individual parts are
rendered in rclatisic manner Don't
miss it. Tickets on sale at f.. M.
Laakmans drug store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
A Narrowing Report.

Last Friday noon, during the rain
storm, report reached here from lion .
dale over the long distance telephone
that there had been II hradr nd coils
ion on the Iron Mountain railroad
near Cadet, and that thirty persons
were killed. Shortly after connection
was broken and no further information
could be obtained. As several person,
from Pennington were expected down
that morning. aud the trains were all
being held on account Of waShouts,
considerable anxiety manifested |,
was not until saturday evening tha,
word was received that only one per-
son was seriously injured in the coils
ion and no one was killed
Come and inspect my lawn TENN,
,rnHl. hnf,rn bupinn l. n Iun ana.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01

Joseph Hogenmilcr of Weingar,cn
died on the 18th ult., aged 81 years.
He was the father of eleven children
OF whom five survive him, with his
wife; 81 grand children and four
great grandchildren. He had been q
resident of st. Genevieve county for
81 years.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
Notice,

The firm known as Guessing Il Bro.
has been succeeded by the Farming
ton Milling Company. All persons
indebted to the old firm, or having
claims against it, are requested to call
and settle them at the earliest oppor-
tunily Respectfully,
Guessing & BRO.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
Notice to Farmers.

A draft Stallion weighing li6t
pounds, lG Z hands high, terms 81,
with tive half breed Spanish jacks
will make the season at the old Thorn
AS Humphrey farm, : miles north o
Pennington on st. Louis road.
THos. j. WHFIEN.