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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-20
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#Nm Rh Sfars LHOAAe
Room Size Rugs at Special
Prices

a. havs on hand forty roemsae In fine Wous Imported
ane seamless ANmniatefa aud Extra Peuana which We de
st arrival Of fall limo of new pattern Sizes
p Sxie6 to6Nt3e We placed these rugs ON sale COM
50 Meaday morning at the following prccH3
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tttt tttt ttttt 4
4 jim" STREET CABLE =
BREAKS =
Tho James street cable broke =
4 ~ ~ o'clock Monday night =
= The ears viii not be iu running =
4 order until wednesday morn =
= ms The trouble was az the :
4 power house. \
y
ktttth ththt 5000
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Seattle Day.

eurnion train win leave Seattle Fri
day. June gard. at Z 80 a. m. Round
trip fare 1900. Get your tickets
now.
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nL OPPOSES TIE
CIT HALL REPORT

President Gil dropped his gavei
d tie meeting OF the council Mon.
|kF Hight 90 take the floor against
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vAcATEs ALLEY II

CITY vACATEs ALLEY TO =
STOP THIEVES. =
The fact that milk wagon =
drivers are using An alley adj q
iaeent TO the city'a property .
on Fourth and Lane as =
, means OF reaching the city'a =
barns aud taking anything =
there they happen 10 need is =
, one 81 the reasons that the =
council voted 90 vaeate the =
! alley Monday night. The va =
cation was also Of conHidera- =
. bic benefit to the Vulcan Iron =
: works. which gave the NUM- =
; cipali,y a le-foot strip along =
the block in return for the =
: favor. q
) 80 q 4 a = 4 \ q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-20

The Star this week offers IN
usual attractions In the way Of
pleasing and slde-Hplltting stunts
Among other apeclaltica on the
program are seven Arab tumblers
and maglelans. doing really won
derful acrobatic work Leslie Pom
eroy's new illustrated song. en-
titled "Only a Private" made a
hit. Bert whites sketch is alone
worth the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-20

a SAN FRANCISCO. June 20. 1
The Dakota. the new Oriental
liner. and sister ship 20 the !
q Minuenota. arrived Ia port this
4 morning. she viii remain here
q a feW days for the purpose Of
q unloading that part % her car
. so consigned here. The officers
. report that the trip around was
uncvenifuL
. /. A /. a a A A a a a 4 A A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-20

nEILiNoIIAM About 100 dele
gates attended the annual conVen-
ton Of the Grand Chapter. Royal
Arch MhHona. Y. G. Blalock. Of
wnlln Waiia was for the sixteenth
time elected Grand Secretary.
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At the THEATERS

Kolb and Dill continue 10 enter
tain the crowd at the Grand with
their EnEiish-kllllng Il o. u" The
play runs through Thursday night.
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A LETTER TO OUR aEApERs

ba Cottage 81. mclroac. Mass
Dear Sir Dan tlfh. 1900
Ever since / was IN the army. /
had more OF Jess kidney trouble.
and within the pact year n become
20 severe and complicated that !
suffered everything and vas much
alarmed my strength and power
WIS fast leaving me. Saw nu ad
veftiHcmrnt of Swamp Root ana
wrote asking for advice. ! beR1n the
use Of the medicine and noted de-
cided Improvement after taking
Swamp Root only short time.
I continued ita use and ana thank
ful 10 nay that / am entirely cured
nud ntrang n order % be- very sure
about thia. I hnd doctor examine
some Of my water today ana boz proc
uounccd u All right and iu splendid
condition.
know that your swamp Root ia
purely vegetable and does not coil
tain any harmful drugs Thanking
you for ny complete recovery ana
Swamp Root % an
Hufferora ! am"
Very truly yours
O. RICHARDSON.
You mHy hnvo "a sample bottle 0f
this wonderful remedy, Dr. Kiimer'H
Swamp Root. sent absolutely free
by mail also book telling al about
Swamp Root n sou are already
convinced that swamp Root 3D. what
you need you can purchase the reg
ulHf nfty-ceut and oue-dolilr size
bottles al the drug stores every
where Don't make any mistake.
but remember the name. Swamp
Root. 1r kilmer'H swamp Root.
and the address. BlnEhamtoH. "
y, OF every bottle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-20

RIVERSIDE Tho new district
school. 30. o. comprising Turk
creek country has been opened on
Sam Muna0u'8 place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-20

NEWPORT The Spirit Valley
Lumber company's new planer. with
"A capacity Of between 1900 and
] 10000 feet daily VIII be completed
this week. q. Il. Paige Of Seattle
IL 90 be put IA charge.
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OLYMPIA state Labor Commits
nianer Charles Hubbard left Monday
night Tor "a tour OF inspection of
the state Institutions 20 see that
they comply with the state min and
factory inspection Law.
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Kidnapped will be presented by
the Watson company at the Seat
tie tonight, and In Wednesday mat
inee. This play. which was the
rage some years ago. continues to
attract large crowds. Beginning
Wednesday night. and running
throughout the reat Of the week.
during the balance OF their stay In
Seattle. the company Is 10 present
.sappho.+
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is. JOHNSTON co.

sssttls's leading Piano House.
n zoe SECOND AVE.
Burke Building.
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can sec, and Is work q true seenTe
beauty.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
BISMARCK BREvlTlES.

d. Z. Monasco of DeSoto was here
Thursday.
Miss Maud Dent is visiting friends
near lrondale.
Mrs. William lrunblcson visited
Elyins Wednesday,
Jimmie Lucas is attending a barber
school in ST. Louis.
Boring Bros. opened q new meat
market here Monday.
Mrs. AppIebcrry OF Esther visited
relatives here Monday
Cnpt. Lccper aud wife OF Wayne
county visited The family Of G, II
Lucy Sunday.
Carson Davis lett last week for 81
Louis to attend business college aud
tudy iclegr'phy.
The Town Board have agreed to put
IN some substantial aud much needed
2ranitoid crossing,
Ed Tullock aud Waller Sutherland
are building gtauiloil walks in front
Uf thcir bu,ur,, hru.cS.
Miss Molhc fowl Of PoIosi, accom-
panied by Mis. l2'ilc OF Memphis,
were here sunday ru,uu.c 10 Memphis.
Tenn.
Robert DNls aud vii, and Fisher
Nhoncr returned b ne Monday from Il
en- days hunt In the OzIks. Fisher
Nas three deer aud two turkeys to his
.i,dit.
Mis-. Magic, aged 60 years, died
near here Nov 4lh. Her rcmnins
were inferred sunday, Rev. La'lonr
officiating. She was most indus.
rrious and energetic lady for one Of
ler years, aud was generally loved
aud respected.
The Halloween exercises Of the boys
failed TO draw the line between III
md the destruction of property. The
heaviest losers were jacob Gocltz, ST..
G. II Lcggclt, j. c. Clonton and
otherS. Private detectives have spotted
-evcral Of the perpetrators OF the out.
ragCous work done and il is understood
hat the grand jury will have work to
10 in lhi, matter.
NICIOR.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10
Over Vortex Of Eternity"

Former Governor lIogg of Tex.
as, who has been down to border
of the valley of death, but is now
slowly recovering, delivered n
short address by graphophone to a
big gathering of Democrats at n
banquet given at Dallas last Mon.
day night. The address was a
great surprise and created ii deep
impression, 1t is as follows:
Mr.. Toastmaster and GENTLE
men: In a recent nocturnal WOW
age on.the watery waves of DESPAIR
| drlfted over the vortex of eter
nifty, but was waited back by The
breath of fate, In this sensational
journey | forgot neither my God
nor my State. To Him | stood
ready and willing to render final
account with no fear of my place
10 the great beyond. As to Texas
l felt there was yet much politicsl
work to be done, in which ever
patriotic citizen should take part
Before leaving here ] should
like TO see: Rotation in Office
permanently established. nepotism
forbidden, equality of taxation a
fact, organized lobbying at Austin
suppressed, the free pass system
honestly and effectively abolished
oil pipe lines placed under the
commissions control, insolvent
corporations put out of business
all bonds and stocks of every class
of transportation line limited by
law, corporate control of Texns
made impossible and public rec
ords disclose every official act and
be open to all, to the end that ev-
cry one shall know that in Texas
public Office is the center of public
conscience, and that no graft, no
crime. no public wrong shall ever
stain or corrupt our State"
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10

agents of some big corporation,
will manipulate matters in large
measure. Howl They are past
grand masters in the business, and
their methods are as varied as they
are cunning and corrupt.
st. Francois county may have u
candidate for Congressman in the
person of Hon. NJ. X. Smith. pro.
vided the primary plan of nominal
ing the candidate is adhered to;
but in conversation with him the
other day, he said positively that
he would not be candidate should
the committee declare for conveu'
ton; that he would not subjecI
himself to the plots and money o.
the willy corporation boss. Othel
good men feel the same way; the'
are willing to trust the people ant
abide bv their decision, but from
ways that are dark aud trick,
that are vain" peculiar to the con
vention, they ask to be excused.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10
SALEM HElGHB0RHOOD.
FELIX

Aunt Polly Willis is quite feeble
Joe Young is building A new house
Little Miss Lotlie Ritter is visiting
al Delassus.
Mrs. Jack Williams was very sick
last week but is much improved.
Lawrence, little son of MIR. and
Mrs. Milford Ball was quite ailing the
past few days.
Herbert, son of MIR. and Mrs. Jeff
Cunningham, fell from wagon Fri
day and broke his arm.
Mrs. Isabelle spent lew days the
past week in Harrington as the guest
Of her son, Marvin and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Gibson and
baby spent Sunday near Esther as
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Ode Williams.
There was no school at Salem
Thursday and Friday, as Prof. Bying.
ton attended the teachers meeting at
Flat River.
Thos. Cunng ham and family spen,
sunday at Thurman with relatives and
his mother, Mrs. Rebecca Pigg re.
turned home with them.
Eugene Thurman of Jaydee PASSED
through this vicinity Tuesday going TO
Murphy's Station to meet his wife and
children, who have been visiting T..
u. Straughan and family Mt Ste. Gene.
We've few days.
Several Of our good farmers hauled
about twenty loads Of wood for "Aunt"
Polly and Miss Kate Willis, and Jerry
Murphy came Tuesday with his wood
saw and he with the help of several
other men sawed those aged peoples
wiuler wood of which they cannot ex-
press their heartfelt gratitude for not
only this favor but numerous deeds of
Kindness shown by our people, which
certainly speaks well for our commu.
nily, thus 1t makes us feel glad TO be
numbered among such noble people.
OPAL.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10
PRIMARY, OF COURSE

Some influential Democratic
politicians of the State, who have
beef closely allied with machine
and ,orporation methods, are send,
ing ou: letters to county and con.
gres ional committeeman, asking
Of tl,m an expression as to how
they stand on the primary system
Of dominating candidates. We
don know what opinions the
coul y committeeman Of this coun-
ty or the congressional commit
teeprn of this district may iudi.
viduuily entertain, but they were
eleeled as such by primaries and in
that respect are pledged to the pri-
mar system, as are the Democratic
organizations of other counties and
distr It's. even 10 the election Of
dele ties to State conventions by
prin ury. The idea is to get closer
to IT, people, and us far as pos
siblc to take out OF the hands of
political bosses and corporation
agslls the manipulation OF the
tick,
TIE people of this congressional
district we are satisfied would Just
now yiew with suspicion any other
thar the plan of nominating by
primary. The battle between the
people and the corporation repre-
cent i've and its money is on, and
THE TINES will stand for neither
men nor measures that threaten
tbs people aud their best interests.
In this district there will probably
be several candidates for the Demo.
cratic nomination for Congressman,
and uuder the primary plan the
Dem Ocratic voters will say who
shall be their candidate, while un.
der The convention plan the cum
ring political bosses, who nine
times out of nine are the secret
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, j. =. Williams, by hts certain
deed of trust, dated the 18TH day OF October
1892, and recorded In the Recorders ONCE ui
st Francois county, Missouri. in book g. at
page t79, conveyed to the undersigned trus
tee the following described real estate, sit
unto, lying and being In the county OF st .
Francois and state of Missouri, to.wlt
The northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF section fourteen, containing forty
acres; and ten acres, n strip OF equal width
of Of the west side OF the northwest quarter
OF the northeast quarter of section fourteen,
all In township thirty fiye north OF range
six east.
Which said conveyance was made IN trust,
TO secure the payment OF a certain prom
issory note In said deed described
ana whereas, the said note has become due
and Is unpaid. now therefore, In adcord
nnce with the provisions OF said deed of
trust, and at the request of the legal holder
OF said note. will proceed to sell the above
described real estate at the south Court
House door In the city Of tprmington In
the county of st. Francois State aforesaid
TO the highest bidder for cash, at public
auction, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1896.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and five O'Clock In the afternoon o.
that day, to satisfy snil note together
with the cost and expense OF executing this
trust.
X. 7. TAYLOR, Trustee.
october n, 1905.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10
LlBERTYVlLLE ITEMS.

j. c. Williams has several team,
hauIiug gravel on lhr Jackson road.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. Il. Keith, Jr., Of
Flat River, visited his father here Sun
day.
Mrs Fred Hicks /, visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Brewer of Flat River,
'niS week.
Ed. Lawrence, who has been in bad
health for some time, will soon return
10 his fathers, who lives in Oregan.
The official board of the Christian
Church will meet in the church next
sunday at 2:3O p. m. All members
Of the board are requested to be pres.
cGt.
Profs. Hicks and Robinson and Miss
Conrad from this place attended the
teachers meeting at Fiat last week
ana all report having royal time.
We are sorry To learn that Miss
Myrtle Mckenzie, who is attending
,chool in st Louis, is sick Her
father, Mr., A. b. Mckenzie, went up
Monday to see her.
We could fill up The TIuEs each
week if We would mention all the
neighborhood visiting, but when we
look at the correspondence items in
The News we get sick aud don't men
lion them
One of the drills is running so near
o Felix now that the noise di,turos
lis rest of nights, and he is getting
lnNious for them to Stlikc lead or oil
'oon, so they will quit. Now, who's
ne next ono to say Felix has lied
gain.
ErIIy
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10
AN AWAKENED CONSCIENCE

The conscience Of tn" people has
br,a aroused at last to an active
EXPRESSION of disgust at the i'm.
nDrh faint of the county, both III
politics and business. II has GER
tesly had enough to awaken It III
Il past few years in the frequent
vi uverings of corruption N pub
lr life and the low estimate IL
winch honest business methods are
held by the managers OF some OF
thr big corporations aud other
business institutions Of tn country
il ,hc frenzied race for wealth and
power. 1t made itself felt IN the
ell, lions last Tuesday-espc ciaI!y
in New Pork, Philadelphia aud
Dino where the moral sentiment
OF The people threw off the binding
chuus of party and Won decisive
vie ,ries or so crippled the corrupt
OH political machines and bosses
as f. give them a hint ul ttrn
po&rr.
TIE great common hcnrt Of The
pc pie stands for honesty in public
anG business life. but II Is slow TO
ac' aud the provorullou must be
grnar before it breaks away from
th" ruts aud beaten paths along
wi it plods in ID. every day
Wa of life. The ties OF party aud
pn prcjudices are strong. and
mr are slow to believe that their
par.N can 90 wrong business
auu social relation hrga' trust
an We IRE 10th 10 believe that the
gernl. hearty business man, whose
cor nl words hpspcak Irukupss
auu whose handshakc Is warm aud
ina netic, would take advantage Of
us 20 II trade or misuse the funds
EN- listed to his keeping Wr.arc
moi after all, quick to judge aud
mI>.'ust those who have been sue
ces,tul in life, whether it he in
poltIcs or business; but sometimes
the violence is brought 80 plainly
to ar senses that We are compelled
to 'cvlSe former estimates "f men
whom we have always regarded rs
upr .:ht and honorable.
Recent revelations made Of some
of our most prominent public aud |
bus ness men, who have been ad-
mined and envied for their genius
ana success, has brought ahou;
Revision of feeling against them
and their methods, and this feeling
spo last Tuesday. Whether 1t is
spa lnodic, only the daring up of
a too sleepy conscience that will
lap. back into its wontcd c0ndi.
ton If repOse, aud leave matters
put ic TO the political boss and
machine, and matters of bu4rness
to the Napoleons of frcnzicd fl.
naunc; or whether, once awakened
it is determined to make for better
thing and honesler conditions. the
future must answer.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10
Gov Folks Thanksgiving Proclamation

jefferson City, Nov. 6.-Gover.
nor Folk to-day issued the follow
my Thanksgiving proclamation:
1t is well to pause Occasi0nall!
from the duties of life and acknOw
ledge our dependence upon n High
err Power. In things material ant
in things moral Missourians hay,
prospered greatly during the pas
year, and it is appropriate that .
day be set apart for praise ant
prayer to the Ruler of the universe
for his blessings so abundantly be.
slowed.
Therefore, the President of The
United States having designated
Thursday, November 30, 1908,
that dav is hereby appointed as O
day of thanksgiving in Missouri,
and the people are requested to ab.
stain from their usual avOcatlous
aud assemble in their accustomed
plnccs of worship, or around their
own hearthstones, and return from
grateful hearts thanks to Him
whose hand has been guiding our
dcstinies and will lead us on
In testimany whereof, | have
hcreunto set my hand and caused
to be affixed the great seal of the
state Of Missouri.
Done at the city of Jefferson,
this sixth day of November, A. D.. .
1908.
l}y the Governor:
JOSEPH W. Folk.
JunN f.. SwANGER
Secretary of State.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas. j. s, crawford ana Flora Il
| Crawford his wife. by their certain deed oi
trust dated the 10th day OF December 1893
ana recorded in the Recorders ONCE OF 81
iG2. conveyed to k. W. Weber, as trustee,
| the following described real estate and I'm.
provements thereon, situate, lying and
being in the county OF st. Francois, state oi
Missouri, to.wit
so acres. being the west half OF the south.
west quarter OF section "a, township 70 north
range east; also 2I.s0 acres, being tho
west fractional half OF the northwest frnc.
tional quarter of sec, 80, twp. 10 north, rye 4
east also the east fractional half of the
northwest fractional quarter of section -
twp. 81 north, range east, lying west OF
the main channel OF the ST. Francois river,
and described rs follows, to-wlt: beginning
at the southwest corner OF the aforesaid
east fractional half. running thence north
II. rs chains TO the southeast boundary line OF
survey No. Bn43 thence north so degrees east
2chnins to the middle OF the main channel OF
st. Francois river; thence down said river
To east ana west center line OF said section
81; thence west one chain to the beginning,
containing ga acres, aggreRating 1927
acres more or less.
Which said conveyance was made In trust
TO secure the payment OF q certain promls-
sory note in said deed OF trust described;
and whereas by the terms of said deed Of
trust said note is past due ana remains I'M.
paid ana whereas said deed OF trust pro.
yldes tnat IN me event OF the death, refusal m
acting Sheriff OF St. Francois county shall
act in his stead; and whereas, the ssid H..
W. Weber. trustee, Is deceased, now there
fore, Mt the request OF the legal holder of
snid note, and In conformity with the pro.
visions Of said deed OF trust, l, the under.
signed. Sheriff of st. Francois county, WILL
on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1905,
between the hours of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and I'VE O'Clock In the afternoon
OF that day. at the south front door OF the
Court House. In the City VI Pennington, In
said st. Francois county Missouri, sell at
public vendue to the highest bidder for
cash, the foregoing described real estate
to satisfy said note and the costs of execut'
ing this trust.
JAMES j. CRoKE, sheriff.
and acting trustee,
October n, 1905,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-10
Administrators Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that letters Of nd
ministratlon were granted to the under
signed by the Probate Court OF II. FRAN
co.'s county, Missouri, dated October .
1905 on the estate o:
\. h. HARRIS, Deceased,
All persons having claims against said rs
tate are required to exhibit them tn the ud.
mnistrntor for allowance within owe ycai
from tho date OF said letters, or They
may he precuded from any henufit OF salt
estate; ana II not exhibited for allowance
within two years from the date of said let.
tiers, they win be forever bErrrd.
u, NJ. TALBERT, Administrator
october n, 1905.