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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
0esam@esteS HIett@.

Suaar gureb S1itfe, - grfe 0uaItttt
1870 gfunb 13a: L. 8fanb 183c; lola
4funo IA; 8ueite NuaIttdt 2o-l6 Pfrmb
l3s ; lE Plumb 1916 IL Hhrno l2}e ; 10
Pfunp 183c.
@aIiformtf9e e9tniem-s BIB sBfanb 103e;
8 Bic IL 4funb 104e.
S@uItern-@nsI. Gureh, 18 BIS 20 Pfanb
I'M Dur9i@mttt. 10ae; l6 Hfrnn Dur9i@nttt.
104e, 10 bis IL asfuao lie.
Sratfhid.S ped-4Iarer Gasliib Gureb 10,
sewdbIter eusar Gareb 18e, 6-7 pfunb tn
Dur9i9nit l64e; 8 Biz 9 a,fuab tm Eur@s
i9nitt 144c; 10 bis 10 YfunS I'M Our@f9nitt
l2tc; 3 4da,tb In Durdi@ntH. iamaI. 12e .
8 4fanb INT Dur@f@uitt, i@naa(, Lee.
Sped, gmgI. -@emdbIter, 8 bis 10 pfunh
I'm Dur9i&mtt. late; IL bis IA Pfunb t,
DurGiGntt. 12ie.
eped-XIars eettes, 30 bis &c Pfunb Ia,
0ur9iGaiH. 10c; &iare setter, 80 bis 40
Hfunb. 1915; Rlase 3saies, 25 btS 30 gfanb,
103e; Ia BITS 20 3d., lie; IA bic Is 4hanb.
1lae; aIcre 8iiden, 20 bs 80 4fute. 10fc;
Riden IL BIS IL 8f.ab l03c; 2Iare Maden 8
Bis 8 4funb. sA
@epOdeItes S9wetnehe19 = 3no@euloje6
Sanep pig sec. 80; 9lares Bean $4,000; Sam
Ip 1880; etprt eIear $3.50; &tmpi
S14. 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
0etretDe.

Besem - SO. Q rptber 81. O9 aui. gele,
fen, Sl.O9 bon NlbIen; No. 8 rottG S1.03.
September 5 1 LOG; Basenuesen 81 .0s.
Rorn (neues) - go. l weis 53c sto. Q
weib 63e; SO. 3 peib t8s; SO. a pstb.
SOC; No. 2 weib senrii4t 53s go. 9
wetb seHii&t Sod; go. 4 peib semii@t
6Oc; SO. 2 seIb 533c; SO. 8 seIb 63c /;
$40. 4 seIb 61e; go. Q seuii@t 63e ;
go. 8 aeuti&t 53s; go. 4 seu,fi&t DOC :
2oIben 52e.
Safer- Rp. 2 retBer 333s: go. 8 weiber
83c; SO. 2 9emii9ter Bic; Ro. 8 aeuti&tes
Bic.
Seu SO. 1 Ttmotbs $1,000; 30.
2 neues Tirnotbp 1878.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
GInf nerlebt.
SuiammenfoB zines @rano Srunf
3uges nit einem 9oteluagen.

Soutb 9 b, Snb., 9. Sept.
Gin Sonberaug Der @ranb Srunt
Babn nit 8eamten Der 2ebigb 0aQeD
8abn fieB beute Na9t NIT benz Oliper
0otel Omnibus 3uiammen, in benz fia
z perioner befanosn. Golgenoe pur-
BEN perlebt:
Worris Carroll, 8rooflpn, u. D.;
6arbep Walaee, Chicago; 6. ..
Green, 6o~ptinsbi0e, 3p.; s.. 6.
Srafe, Snbiauapolis; Solomon Min-
Ger, @bieago.
@arrol's 8erlebungen fno m6g=
li9erueiie lebsnsssfdbrlid; bic ibri9en
tuerber aber tuieoer bergefe0t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
@i6ti8e &erbtnomn9.
Sao Snsiana Balm lest ihre &C.
leiie mad Gbieago.

@hicago, 9. Sept. Die Sto
Snoiana 8abn bat ole gorbereitunsen
our ginfabrt nod Chicago setrOhen.
S6pn bor einem Sabre tpuroe bas
Serritorium ftir bic Snbiana gabn
arraneirt, allein srif beute tpurbe Der
plan our @infabrt in bic Stabt boll-
enbet. gs gei4ab oies but9 @rtin.
bung elmer @sfslf9aft, pelde bic @e-
leife auf Der Strabs bon Der Snbiana
Stats @renae nod Chicago baut.
9ieie getrennte Organization lit cine
Sainoiier Corporation unter benz Na-
nterl Chicago Soutbsrn &ailmap.
Sic Mftiondre finb biefelben mie bel
Der Southern Snoiana &p., Der Wut=
ters@ sieli9aft.
Sis Stio. Snbianas8 abn. LAG Mei.
len @eleife, bur9f9neibet Die 2oblen.
@egenpen Snbianas. Wsnn bic 2inis
nod gbieasO fertigaefeat 1T, uiro fie,
ME 3u ertuarten ffebt, fur ben @ei&-
oblen=M arft Elm bebeutenber Gattor
fem.
6 arefIi9es I q t.
@bicaga, 9. Sept. SRI. Mabel
Mepberfon entoedte frihmorgens 3uei
&duber in ibrem 3immer, bic cine
Tlai9e @arbol.S dure iiber fie ersOKen.
@efi9t unb Gals bsrbrennenb. 9as
Mdbdsn tpirb senefen, aber ibr 2eben-
lang berunftaltet iein. Yie Rduber
erbeuteten Silbsrfide unb S9mud.
laden unb entfamen.
lleber bic perf6nli1teit Der beiben
Mnsreifer ieblt ieoer Mnbaltspuntt.
Wie fpdter iibrigens bsrlautet, bsifebi
Musfi9t auf D6lise Wieoerberfteauna
bes iungen Mdb9ens.
6 On eren3 repubitan l.
der s Il brer.
gbieaso, 9. Sept. 8oriben=
Der @ortelpou triht nddite Wo4e NIT
berf9ieoenen republitaniiAen 8oriben.
ben pefli9er Staaten i'm Nubitorium=
9auptauartier auiammen.
sc foa bur9 bieie @onferens aus
|erftsr 9anb Nufidlahe tiber bic politi.
f9e Sage in Staaten, mo- Die SemDs
fratie einen lebbaften Gelo3ug betreibt,
erIan9t tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10

SnoianapsIis Rafees4reNe:
ges6bnI. bts gutter 1o-12s; prtz1a bts ees
wdblter 14-16e (; SancY 824H80e. eoD.s
Deuow 10 bts 22e, Saua $3.50.
SIN 9adetsn:
Hrtoia $12.7 a, Zion $11.76, Series $12. 75;
Caracas $12. %. DiHwortb's Eli. Is, Dut&
Sara Blens SIG. 90, RaiIpou@ S11.76, gotsS
HIenbeb Sapa s11.75.
3uder-D orntnoes 1850; Sti65u6er $40
puIpertfrter 5.70c; 3fff YuIperifrte= 6.75e,
feiaer ~sranuIirter $3.50; Cubes $3.50; Con.
fectioners' N5.25e; Ribseuoob U 5.2Os; BIO.
mtg Y 6.l5c; empire q 8. 10c; SbeaI Grtra
@oIben 6 5.05c; Ninbfor @rtra 6 6.0Oe,
Ribsewoob q 6.20e; seber 6 4. CSC; ls gels
Der ACC.
@etrO6nete Tri@te-AepfeI, an Der Sonne
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e bis TIC;
gitron 15c Bis lac; Roftnen. Q gropu, pct
Yfunb, 7e, 8 eropn TIC, 4Gropn 7ie iaas
n~,enfsee &c bis SC, California atuscateI rs;
euItana TIC, irnportirte SuItana lie bis l4e.
California Apriiofen Sc bic 12c.
Sprup-Stanbarb gern 23e 5S 25e; as
wdbIter &c Bic 32e; sorsbum CSC BIZ Sse;
Stem Orleans RoIsHes Ice bis 26e; sepabIs
ter 30c bis 38c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

-. 6abrseit Der 8ase...
Gbfabrt Antunft
7oIsbo. Chicago mnb Ridisau erpres-. 7-l6 t1oss
EOIebp. Detroit uub Chicago Elm 3. ...s12ao I s.qs
Ri3iean Gitp, Wuneis u. 8 ifapsttee pI-t 7.so tlo.s
stdslio + ausseuOmmsn e0nHtass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10

Indianapolis Detail gerfaufsYrete:
Rammitb 3Iee Sc. 5OIS7. 90.
3ptber $6.O0-$6. rs.
Aliife 81. 25-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.60-$9.00.
@eiber So. 50-$10.25.
Sancb Tinnotbb "$1.8s-$1.S0.
@epdbIter 81 80-S1.s5.
Yrirna 81. 7SS1. 80.
5ancb &entudp 8Iausras $1.4O-$1.50
Grtra rei1es in @6af 5000.
Dr9arb @rab 81. 45-$1.60.
&eo Top IN @baf 85c-$1.2 %.
Beiber Soma Samen Safer 5000.
&eiber Sninois z5c-55c.
Samen Corn petb unb seIb $1.10-$1.35 80.
Qmber 8uderrobr Samen $1-1.25.s
@niiIase Gorn 90c-S1.10.
Sriibiabr @erfte 90e-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
0ef@to@teteS Nteb.

6rtf&es @imbFeti@-DefIi4e Sttere 81
7c; bielige Stiere $3.50; btefige Htmba
$40 Bis ECO @funo 73e; biefise 2dbe 400
Dts $50 Ffuao &c; 2lbe $50 BIB $50 9funb
&c; Gtier 8orberpierteI SIC. Stier 9tnter'
ui:rteI l1}e, ssinb StnterpierteI SIC, &aab
gorberpierteI Ole, Rub Bort erpierteI 43e. &ub
Hi~nterniertel 84c.
Grii4es ReIbfeiG-2dIber &c, Stntsr'
pierteI 12e, EorberuierteI 1.
Strides S@afaeil@ - 2dmmer per gtanh
lO}c /; 6@afe 93e; S@enieI l3c; %ods hgsss
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10

@eb0rrtes Etnbfeii9 - G9tnteu, req.
eets, 13c; Aubenieten 1l}e; Snneni. II;
Rn69eI 134e.
Barfe gerdu9eris 8ratmurf 8}e,
Sranfftrter TIC; Bologna In Ddrmen 6te. tn
1u4 616e.
S&naE- tn 1ierces-l. Dual. 9be; Q.
nuaIttdt &c; 8. nuaIttdt $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10

gnsros 8 Serfaufsprete Smportirtez
s@rebertdfe 8Oc per Riunb ein5etuii9e.
e9wesertdie TIC, @iseonftn Cream 8 2dis
IL, Tep gort @bebbors[ 12e. etnbstmb
i9er 2tnsburser Lee. 9rid 13e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
shiHsna9ri@ten.


~ ~ " = w Nv y
Sabre: go 8retagne" bon SEEM Oorf
Sem Dorf: algeria" bon Neapel uno
@enua.
@las9om: Siberian" bon Pbila=
belpbia.
Mbge Z n.
Copenhagen: .uniteb States" na&
SEEM Sort.
9ober: vBlider" bon 9amburg na&
SEEM Sort.
Wobile: ,@tbiopia" bon Grasgoru
mod Stem Oorf; vSunifian" nod
Wontreal.
Queenstown: ,@retil" bon 2iberpool
nod Bottom.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10


te.
9epfeI-S1.OG-$3. 30 per Sab.
Uanonem-yewdbIte 81. 90 bis $1.25 per
8und, srpeite RuaIitdt Zoe bis SLIGO.
RofusmaNe-$3.26 per 9unoert.
Observation-Disclosures, $2.60-$2.B
Dransen-.Sanep California aaIeneia S.OO
California Seedlings $3.50 BIB $2.75.
gnanas-$3. 25 per @rate.
gFaumen--S1.0O per BuibeI.
girnen ST. 90 per BufbeI.
@eorgia Birnen-$1.t0 per grate.
Heiaen Smprna l1-16c has gfano.
DotteIn DC per Yfunb, 80 4fe. 8iten.
yaeuer~ Snnis-l6c.
Trauben l2c Bis 26c per 8orb.
9fir5i9e 75c bis $i.50 per guibeI.
@antaIou eS-25-46c per &orb.
Sem MeIomen- Sa.00 per Sat.
@a1srmelOnen 12e bis l8c.
Oemafs.
Neue rotbe &Gben-12ae per Smtenb Buns
DIES.
Rraut-6Oc Bis 75c per Gab.
BIumenfobI $3.50 per Duteno.
@urfen 40c per 3orb.
@eIerp-per 8un4 l6e.
@riine 8obnen soc per Bulbel.
@rines Gorn, 6-8c per Dusenb.
Weue 8artoffeIn DOC per guibel.
SitbfartoffeIn 81 5 per guibeI.
Saabiefe 8c--l6c per 9usenb Bun@eS.
Rbubarb I0c per Duteno.
SaIat 81. rs per Sab.
SuiebeIn - ~$1.25-1.6 80 per Buibel.
Spanif1e 9miebeln ST.. 65 per Srate.
Tomatoes-60 per Bufbsl.
Sparsela IL BIB zoe per Sntenb Snn@es.
Napp Sobnen s. .1O per guibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
Surge 9epei9ea.


6 sSrancisco. Sampfer
vGoptic" bon Der Secibental unb
Oriental So. fubr iiber 0ongtOng
mad iapanifden 6dfen. Sas S9ih
b%ef6rbert cine aagemeine 8sfra4tung.
barunter 1900 5onnen Mebl.
NmSIam b.
@berbours. 8reuser Ees
Moines 1T 3u benz BIER beinbli9en
europdii9en @ef9maber Der Der.
Staten gefoben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10

SAMPLER besabIen fcIsenoe 9reife:
Butter Country, 10c, erssmerS 22e
yIain 23e.
eier-l6Xe per Duteno.
Sabner 101<e, Sdbne 8, Eurfeps-l0;.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10
3 b DE n b I n t :
9er 8erbanb b.

g t. 2ouis, 8. Geptbr. Der
3wii9enparlamentarifde @erbanb, aus
226 Selegatsn bon Mmerifa. DETER.
reia=un9arn, Seutfdlano, Grantrei9,
gelsien, England, Sdnemart, Stalisn,
6oGanb, portu9al. &umdnien, S9pe.
ben unb Sdusi3 bsfebsnb, traf beute
In 3uei SOnber3dgen elm. Nddfs
Woae finoet bic au6Ifte Sabrss=S eifon
ffatt. Ser Werbanb tpurbe 1888 in
paris gegriinbet.
Der 5miiden-parlamentariI9e 8er-
bano 1T aus fosenannten S9iebsss.
ri9ts. Sruppsn bon II parlamenten
berpor9egan9en. 9ieie @ruppen ieben
i9 aus Mbgeoronster bes betrefenben
@Olfes auiammen, tuel9e bas prineip
zines internationalen S9iebs9eri9ts
Dertreten unb ihren gin1uB CUR Nn-
nabme oieiss grunbiabes fur bic b6l=
ferre4tIi9en geaiebunsen a%ufuenben.
sic treten fir S9ieesgeridte
uno ale anbern MaBnabmen, tpsl9e
CUR Mbi9aHuns Der 2risse bienen, in
bic S9ranfen.
ginise Witslieber Der amerifanii9en
Delegation beabf6tissrl einsn Mntrag,
Der ben Yrdfioenten Der Ser. Staten
a%uforoert, cine ginlabune an ale
@ationen gu erlafen, S~elegaten gu
elmer @onferena gu ~entienbeu, bic be-
Dolmd4tigt 1T, S9iebs @eri9ts=
8ertrdse ab3ui9lieben unb iiber bic
S9ritte gu beratben, tuel9e bic @ssie=
rung surGSerbeifibruns Der uben se-
nannten 3iels gu treHen perm6sen.
Sic Saaser @onferena bra9te bas
9aaser Sdieos9eri4t uno es gilt als
m6eIia, baB ct. 2ouis bic gbrs ar-
fdat, Der Srt gu iein, BON mo- aug bic
8euesung our S9affuns zines Welt=
@ongreRes als grsdn3uns bes 9aaser
tribunals ausgebt.
Die amer. Witglieber iinb bic Abg.
8artbolot unb 8arrotps.
Sie aIIiirten 8emert=
9aften.
gbicago, g. Sept. Die gon=
feren3.B sb6rbe bes &atbs Der berbiin.
heten @etperff9aften ertldrte Den Streil
officiea als beenbist. Die geb6rbt
pertagte fiA bann, reorganifirte lid
aber iofort berart pisbsr, baB ibr be,
8erbanb Der MeBser nidt mebr anse-
BORT.
Sen @roBi6lddtern lou Der 8or.
i9lag gemadt tperben, bic Miteliebe,
bieier @ewerfI9aften entpeoer ale
nnipniften ober iiberbaupt ni9t 3uriid.
3unebmen.
rob9ld9ter nuBen
BEN Sieg.
rleber 600 @erlaber bon G4la9tbief
appeuirten beute In Den 8iebb6fen Inn
ibrs alteniS tellunasn. gs purbe lei.
ter pieber angsftelt unb es beibt, bat
fe borber elm Mbfommen unter3eidnen
miihen, als @inaeIne unb ni9t als
Organization auriid5utebren.
Cat g t. 9ouis, Sn., 9.
Sept. Sn elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
uurbe beute Der bon ben S9laGtbaus.
Gnsefeaten Dor a9t Wo9sn besonnen'
STREET abertldrt.
2anas @itp, no., 9. Sept.
Dos IOr9eben bes prdfbenten Don
nenp bel 8eenbi9uns beg Strsifs tuurb,
beute einitimmigb rn ben hiefigen Mn'
gefeQten gebi0ist. Morseu merber
giels I'm @ieosrantsauns na9iu9en,
M aen=S eportatiou n.
Hew Oort, 9. Sept. rs bis zoe
3igeunerinnen aus beritiebenen bDb.
mii9sn 2dnoern, bic f9 felt etut
elmer Wode auf gais Sslanb befan.
ben, ipurhen beute auf ben gunari
Sampfer .@ampania" sur Seporta'
tion gebra4t. Die iibrigen 125 Mait.
9lieber tueroen beportirt, iobalb &c
2inber, bic an ben Waiern ertrant
fno, bergefelt fnb.
Die Deportation erfolgte auf @runl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-10

Nnni + o n, Mla., 9. Sept. u.
Burton tuurbe beute tuegen g~rmorbuns
bon %. Or. &i@arofon sebdngt.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-12
BARGAINS.

We are offering exceptional bar
gains in lot of German China. See
prices in window. We sell Pictures
aud Frames Mt large reductions for
the next 90 days. THE FAIR.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-12
AGRICULTURAL ATOMS.

Loss IS always occasioned by using an
Inferior soil
II moldy hay must he fed It should
first be dampened.
Nearly all crops exhaust the soil in
proportion to their value.
Small farms well titled are what makes
nation wealthy and prosperous
Harsh treatment of the dairy COW irri-
tatcs and disturbs the nervous system
As a rule. farmers can raise good
leams cheaper than they can buy them
Selling OF the young. thrifty, growing
took is what keeps many farmer poor
In the end nothing pays so well as
lhorouEhnessi the details of farm man.
ugement.
Sheep should always have shelter when
needed. more especially from wet than
from cold
When there are too may 4. mails II
Is impossible to put them or keep them
in a workable condition.
II is always cheaper to put flesh on
any kind OF stock on grass in summer
than on grain In winter
A sheep that will not yield a profit. no
matter how well bred It may be, should
have no place on the farm under any cir
numstancps
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-12
A FEW FUNNY BITS.

The quaintness of the famous Is the
foolishness of the unknown. Chicago
Tribune.
Does your daughter play Chopin"
asked the artistic woman. Not that
| know OF" answered Mr. Cumrox
But she has gotten to be prsty
good hand at Philadelphia
Press.
II the fool who shouts Fire."
around a theater were in Russia. per.
haps he might find out how 1t seems
to hear the commander OF a squad Of
soldiers utter the same word as a com.
mand-N. Y Mail
He-"I don't see you with any Of
the Htckner girls lately, Julia" She
No, 1t isn't to be expected that the
automobile set will associate with
families who will stick to the horse ."
Boston Transcript.
Tho Housewife-"lt seems strange
that all that new maple sugar you
sold me has such an old flavor" The
Grocer-"lndeed Well, | s'pose that s
easily explained by the fact that it's
made from the same old trees -
Cleveland Plain Dealer
She had risen several times to let
gentleman pass out between the acts
81 am very sorry to disturb you.
madam" he remarked. ALPHABETICALLY
as he went out for the fourth time
'Oh. don't mention IT," she replied
pleasantly Il am most happy to
ohlige you My husband keeps the
bar Tit Bits
a. tell you what" remarked the
plain citizen. ITS wonderful how
wide awake the japanese have be
come in recent years" Not so won
derful," replied the obseryant man,
when you consider that they
have an earthquake every night or
so in their country "-Phlladel
Press
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-12

this night! Twas the great canoe OF
the Damned. running au large across
the sky! Mary, Mother of God, hear
my vow! From this time Jean
Breboeuf shall lead better life."
The storm, baitied, passed on The
rain. unsatisiied. sullenly ceased in its
attack. The waves, hopeless but sim
yindictive, began to call back their
legions from the narrow shore. The
lightnings, unsated in their wrath
Haired and iiirkered on and out across
the eastward sea. With wild laughter
and shrieks and imprecatiuns, the
spirit of the tempest walled ON its
furious way The red west had raised
its hand to smite, but II had not smit-
Ten sure
In the silence of the night In
the hush following the uproar
OF the storm, there came Il lit
tic waIling cry; so faint, so
feeble, yet so mighty, so conQucring
this sign Of the coming generation, the
voice of the new born babe. At this
''''I HfIiiH Hbl''. bpl u VI 6fll'" dII
sin, born Ia suffering and to Inowl.
edge. Lurn to lite In all It's wundrr9
and To death in all It's mystery the
elements pcrchance rcleatod and avert
ed their fury, Not yet was there TO
I've punished sin. or wrong, or doubt
or weakness. Not at once would Jus.
lice punish the parents ui this babe
and blot out AT once the record of thciI
fault Storm and lightning. darkness
and the night yielded To the voice Of
the inian; and allowed the old story
If humanity and sin and hope and
mercy ia run on
The babe walled family in the 81.
lenc" OF the night. Under the hearth.
log there sim endured the Gr,. And
'hcn III" red west. seeing itself con.
luorcd, smiled and flung wide It's arms
Hud lrootod them with the hu1pcDninp
dawn. and the voices of birds with a
sky blue aud rcpcntuul. a sun smiling
ana not unNnd
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-12
TRUSTEE $ SALE.

whereas Harry J. Cantwcll and Ida Y
tantwc !, MS vile, lay their certain deed
ni trust dated the 18th day OF Septpm
her, 1897, and recorded In the Recorder s
uficc OF II. Francois County. Missouri. IN
book II OF page "a, conveyed to the un.
d"rslvnrd trustee, the following de.
s"rlbed real estate, ana all improvements
thereon, situate, lying nnd being In the
county III -. Francois aud state OF
Missouri, town.
Fart of I. :. survey Ne. n. IN township
~ north range "l.t, beginning at Keith
corner la hrlhrh On county road. running
south ~ degrees east IS chains to Nor.
Wines northwest corner thence south IL
degrees west ~ chains with NOrwInr's line
to Nurwlnr's southwest corner. thence
south n degrees east 8 Il chains, thence
norm ~ degrees east $50 Chulas to nor
wines northeast corner. thence 80 IN - de
gTvrs east ~ lmChuius with NoTN ,Ir', Store
lot to walnut tree, thence sOuti 80 degrees
east chains 10 ~ ler's southwest corner;
with lylcr's line to u stUni.. thence south
lHt, degrees east T. chains N.lh kcith's line
a. Zig River, thence NJ Hig river
o. the division lin" h' iNcen Winiam
j. Ransom ana \, j. Dixon, thence
north by pulnl ct needle 2! chains To
q stone. theme" south =, degrees east Il ~
chains tun stone. thence north , degrees
east u 20 chains To- the beginning. contain
lng ~. - acres. LEGS ~. luuths OF az acre con.
NrNcd to T. ". Keith 10y N.J. Dixon aud
wife, by deed dated september 10TH 1879 re-
ct ~aid county the numhv' ut acres hereby
CunN eyed being As so acres. The land here
H cpuNcyrllnug the slnr land conveyed
los said i. Dixon To- said II j. tantwcli
ht deed dated september ~. lsl,.
which said convey vance was made In trust
ip secure the payment ul three certain prom
IssUry notes IN SAID deed ul trust described
ana whereas, 10y the terms ut said deed OF
trust said notes are past due ana remain un
pill. nov. Therefore. ~ The request OF the
legal holder Of said notes, ana IN conform
ny With ia" provisions OF said deed ui
trust. the undersigned trustee, VIII, on
SATURDAY, NCtNT 20, 1884,.
bciW cen the hours at nine u'ClOck IN the
forenoon and I'VE u'clurk IN the afternoon ui
that day, ~ TIA" south front door OF the
tUutI House. IN the city pt Pennington. In
said -. Francois county, Missouri ,
sell At public auction tu the highest bidder
Tor cash. the foregoing described real estate
ana improvements thereon. To satisfy said
notes ana the costs pi executing this trust
MERRILL. rlrkl\, Trustee.
Juiy 20, lnH
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-12

II the forest The light jest, the burst
| Of laughter, the careless ease of atti-
iudc showed the light-hcartcd yuya.
| gcurs content with this, their last
| abode, nor for the time did any word
| issue which threatened to end thcir
'arrying
Law one morning strOled ont from
he lodge and seated himself ON bit
| Of drifiwuud at the edge of the for
rsts fringe of Cedars. where. seem
ingly half forgetting himself I'm the
Nitchury Of the scene. he Ea2cd out
idly over the wide prospect which lay
before him lie was the same Young
man as ever Surely, this increased
gauntncss was but the result of long
rours at the paddle, the hollow checks
Ilt hclukened hard fare and the de.
timing winds of the outdoor air II
could he due but to the Effectiveness
induced by the quiet scene and hour
Yet why should John Law. young and
refreshed, drop chin IN hand and sit
here moodlly looking ahead of him
'1mrrehcnding not at all that which
he bcheld?
indeed there appeared now to the
eye OF this young man not the white
shores and black crowned bluffs and
Instant islands, not the sweep OF broad
winged birds circling near the waters.
nor the shadow of the high-posed
eagle drifting far above. He felt not
the soft wind upon his cheek, nor noted
the warmth Of the on-Coming sun. In
truth. even here, on the very threshold
Of new world and new life, he was
Going back. pausng uncertainty at the
door uf that life and OF that world
which he had left behind. There ap.
pcarcd to him not the rolling uudula-
ions Of the black-tOpped forest, not
The tossing surface of the inland sea
nor the white-pebbled beach laved by
It's pulsinG waters. lie saw instead n
white and dusty road. lined by green
English hcdge-rows. Back, over there
beyond these rolling blue waves. back
of the long water trail over which he
had come. there were chapel and bell
and robcd priest, and the word which
made all fast forever But back of
the wilderness mission, back of the
struggling settlements of Montreal and
Quebec, back Of the blue waters of the
ocean, there, loo were church and
| minister: and there dwelt n woman
whose figure stood now before his
eyes. pat of this mental picture Of tho
white Tuad lined with the hedges OF
green.
A hand was laid on his shoulder, and
he half started up In sudden surprise
Before him, the sun shining through
her hair, her eyes dark in the shadow,
stood Mary Connynge A fair woman
indeed, comely, round OF form, soft
eyed, and light Of touch, she might
none the less have been a very savage
as she stood there, clad no longer In
the dress of civilization. but in the
soft native garb of skins, ornamented
with the stained quilts of the porcu-
pine and the bizarre adornments Of
the native bead work. in her hair dull
metal bands. like any Indian woman
upon her feet little beaded moccasins
the very moccasin. It might have
been. which Law had first seen in an
cient London town and which had
played SO strange part In his life
since then.
"You startled me-" said Law, simply
~ was thinking"
(To be continued