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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-22

Opera House.
The Beggar Prince.
Next Friday Night.
The Great Musical Extravaganza.
Fresh butter and eggs always in stock
Mt II. ELLIS BENTLEY's.
John Skilern of Summertown was
here Tuesday, on business.
Fonr kids of those delicious French
Sardines, cheap at w, H. Harvey's.
J NJ Stout, of Appleton, has his name
put on our honor roll, Thanks
want your trade, will appreciate
it. r. ELLIS BENTLEY.
The Beggar Prince Opera Company
will be here December, 20
W. H. Harvey has Llbby's Soups
Ox-tail, chicken, Mock Turtle, and
Tomato, fresh aud fine.
Mrs. Sam Cason mee Miss Willie
Childres) is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ellis
Bentley on Pulaski Street.
Cash paid for Corn Oats, Hides, furs
and all kinds of Country produce.
W. b. KERR, Ethridge, Tenn.
We pay you to deliver your own
goods when purchased from us.
RIpPY's RESTAURANT.
/ have those English plum puddings
you have been wishing for. Come and
get one. r. ELLIS BENTLEY.
Edgar Flippo, of New Decatur, Ala
bama is a new name ON our list that we
very greatly appreciate
Bring me your fresh butter and eggs.
Will pay highest market price.
r. L. BENTLEY.
All kinds of Jellies All flavors of
preserves and jams Apple Sauce etc. can
be found at w. H. Harvey's Grocery.
1
Rev John r Oakley of WATERFOWL,
Tenn made us pleasant visit Tues
day
Canned Goods. Two kinds of Pine
apples, 5 kinds of peaches, 2 kinds of
salmon, and tomatoes at w. II. Harveys
Now if you want those Christmas tree
goods, candy, nuts and fruits, come and
let me fill the bill. r. ELLIS BENTLEY.
Genuine Ktna Blacksmith Coal. A
carload for sale at about half what you
have been paying, at w. E.Gunselman's
Shop,
Gibbs & Belew have all kinds of
rings, buttons pms, and everything in
up-todate jewelry, for sale at right
prices
Buy your Xmas candies and fruits
from Rippy's Restaurant and save money
we are here with the goods. We lead
them all
CHRISTMAS CIGARS;-25, Selle
Boquet Cigars in box for $l.00. A nice
Christmas present for yourself or friend.
AT all cigar stands.
Don't fail to come and see our line
before buying else where we don't keep
up the expense of delivery wagon and
deliver and consequently can save
you money by trading with me.
RIPPY's RETAURANT.
The National Biscuit Co.'S Marshmal
low Dainties, Graham Crackers, Uneeda
Biscuit, Cheese, Sandwiches, Oysteretts
Fontana Fruit Biscuit Fruit Cake, are
famed the world over. w. II. Harvey
has them and is anxious to sell thom tc
you.
The Ladies Bazaar was surprising
success, as everything was sold on thu
night of the opening. The Ladies haC
arranged to run throughout the week
bnt when everything was so quick.
sold out, they did not do So. A very
mice sum was realized for the benefi
of the church.
w. H. Harvey calls your special a
tention to his fine line of Bottle Goods
Figs in Maraschino, Pineapple in ma
aschino, stuffed Olives plain olives
Worcester Sauce, Tomato KetchuI
Horse Radish Mustard and Plain Mu
ard at pr ces that will sell them,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-22

NnUn VT>. the cold-cure that dees the
work in 8 hours, and will
not make you sick. Try 1t
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Daniel O'~ulliynn ana kate
b'"ulllNnU. his VILE, 10y their certain deed
ri trust dutcd the 18Th dag ut August.
lN', aud recorded IN the Recorder urI.r
ut -. Francois county, Missouri. ai drvu
bpuh ~, phGc -, conveyed to The under
signed, MDrrlfl"Id " nun. ull the rl5,tt. rIllr.
interest aud "statp, Ia ana tu the following
described real estate, situate u the
county ~ ST Francois und state 90 Mis-
suuIl, to Wit
lnt~ It. /. and lGuI l. " Barry aunI.
vision ut part pl tho northeast quarter ui
southwest quarter ul section t.. township .s
north. range = east, fronting liu luut uu The
Recorder uiilCc ui st. Francois county.
Two lots, numbered uur IN hlurk uuu
h"Ivtl one, ana lot numbered Dnr boz N,prh
numbered . al ". II, Ilamlltun- subdNI .Inu
ct lh" west lmll at the northeast quarter Ul
section ~, township 30, rance b. as tho sumo
is nn record III ~ tranruie rpuulN, NI..rUr.
Nnlrh sall conveyance N,u. made ,u lru.f
tu surur" Ia" payment Di certain pruu
sorry notes lu said deed of ltu-' du-rI.u.I.
anu whereas. Nv" said notes HnN. b.
come due and remain unpaid, uus,
Therefore, ~ accordance WITH The VIu,I-
Ions ul said decd ul 'II'r'. luN a. 'nr &c..
quest ul I he ir,Dl hplIrr u' said Notes. I
wll' proceed tnn,lI li.r ih 49," described unlI
rslut" Al Ia" south .,ulf House door 900 fHr
tlg ul Pennington. 100 lny count, of st.
Francois, stat" ulnI,alId tu No" HHua' nI
der lpirl-h, az ruhuy tuuliru on
~NIt EpNi. rIIr gnu. rNh 81 N'l:Il. I,..
between the boar 1l nine u'rlurk 100 rnu
forenoon hul liNo u'rluch Iu the uf'rIuDpu
ul lltl bul Goo satisfy said notes Iu".il.I
Win ia" cost ana expense ul rN"rulw" lul.
tu.'.
MfEIrlrlD v. MR., Trustee
hIlrd THIS @h day Nprli, pni
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Mary e. Ncnthrrlnwinu. Jos
gph \. Nrnthrrln1on und MrLir g.
W uathrfinWtuu, hy their certain deed
~ trust, dated IA" second day ui
June, 1872, ana recorded IN the Re-
rurdcr's office OF St Francois county.
Missouri, In book ~ NJ page asi. convey ed 10
ia" Undersigned trustee the following dc.
situate, lying und being IN Ia" counties ol
u. Francois ana ste. GccnoylcVr. ana
state at Missouri, to Wi.
Al at the north half o. OF the northwest
uunrloi ul section two a., In township thlr
:! four $50 north OF range seven al east
containing ClHhty ~ IN tSl,GN acres, and
the east part of the southeast quarter d a uI
the southeast quarter 70 Al OF section thlrty
nNc TO township thirty .lNu .gi north
rnhrr seven % east, containing thirty Um
acres, ANA containing In the AGGREGATE one
hundred ana ton ~ lW lln r, irrrs.
which said conveyance was made in trust
to secure the payment ul a certain prnmis.
sorry note In said deed Oi trust described
ana whereas 10y the terms OI said deed al
trust said note Is past due unh remains I'm.
pnld, now therefore, at the request ul the
legal holder Oi said note, ana In conformity
WIN tn" provisions OF snid decd uI tIust,
|, The undersigned trustee, win on
MONDAY, MAY /, lui.
h"twccn the hours of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon ana i've O'Clock IN the afternoon
II that day, ut the south front door Of the
court House, IN the city ct Pennington. In
said It Francois county, Missouri. self at
puhlC NCnlur to the hghcsf bidder Ton
60 .n!l :, litl note ana the costs ui oNrrut.
Ing ths trust
". 4 kINNEnN. Trustee.
March a. lHH.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
GO IN FOR EXPENSIVE MUSIC
Los Angeles Man Has Piano Made for
Him Mt Cost of $lo,0oo-or-
gan Cost SIS, 1000.

Los Angeles, GAIA piano that, 50 far
as known il the costliest in the world
has been placed In the music room OF
Edward l. Dohenys handsome home
in Chester place. II is Il concert grand,
the case fashioned In Louis XIV. style,
and heavily enameled in l4-Carat gold
leaf
More than two years elapsed between
placing the order In New York and its
delivery In Los Angeles The instru.
ment Is 80 eXquisitely tuned that its
hell-like clearness and depth Of mel
ody would distinguish 1t instantly among
a score of fine pianos II cost $4,000.
The case is the work OF Edward Dow
dali of New York noted as master
Of decorative art The face OF the lid
is adorned with an allegorical scene
Apollo, with his harp, surrounded by
goddasseB and Cupids, central among
them being the face of Dohenys son
and heir. from studies made when the
boy was two years Of age.
A local factory has about completed
for MIR and Mrs Doheny $4,000 or.
gan the pipes Of which will be gold
enamelcd like the piano. An electrical
attachment will make possible the play.
ing of both organ and piano from either
the first or second floor Of the house
These attachments win be connected
also with organ chimes" on the open
staircase and an echo" above the stairs
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, !, j Thomson ana Mary l..
fhpnasOn, Ills vile, 10y their certain deed OF
trust dated the twelfth day Uf April lmi ,
and recorded In the recorders office OF -
Francois county, Missouri, IN book "a, At
page 100, conveyed to the undersigned trus-
lee the following described real estate. sta.
ate, lying anu hclnE In the county ui II .
Francois, ana state OF Missouri, To VII.
All improvements ana luusphnld rights on
lot one, block thirteen, rs shown On private
plat In office oi bunnr Trrru Farming and
Cattle Co.
Which said conveyance was made In trust
In secure the pay mcnt of n certain prumis
sorry note IN said deed OF trust described f.
ana whereas by the terms 81 said deed OF
trust said note Is past due ana remains I'm
paid now therefore, AT III" request of tho
legal holder pi said note. ana In conformity
With the provisions ri said deed OF trust. 4,
III" undersigned trustee, viii on
FRIDAY. MAY -. IgGi,
between the hours of nine u'CluCk In the
forenoon ami I'VE O'Clock IN the afternoon 81
that day nt the south front door OF the
Court House, In the city Of Pennington, In the
county OF -. Francois stat" of Missouri sell
NJ public Ncnduc to the highest bidder lur
cash, ~" foregoing described real estate.
impruN cmrnts ana lcusrhud rights Ia salts.
~ said note ana the cost OF executing thus
trust. GEORGE \. TETLtN, Trustee
April n l,Nt
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
Bids for Depository of
County Funds.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro
posals will be received by the County
Court ct ST Francois County, at the MAY
term, 1905, until noon on the first da,
OF the said term OF said Court. from
Banks and banking Corporations, OF As
sociations, OF individual bankers, in
said county, ior the deposit OF the funds
ot said county, for the two year, next
ensuing the date OF said bid. Such pro.
posals must state the largest rate oi in
tcrcst per aunum that will he paid to the
county on the daily balances To the cred
it Of the county with said depositarv. as
provided by law, for the privilege of be
ing made the depository of such funds,
and must be accompanied hy duly Ger
tilted check on some solvent bank iur
not less than one half Of one per cent Of
the county revenue OF the preceding
year, payable TO the Treasurer OF the
county, as a guarantee OF good faith ON
the part OF the bidder. No bid will he
unless said certified cheek
shall accompany the same.
J. a. LAWRENCE.
Clerk st. Francois County Court
March 18th, 1905.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
'NRU STILlL'S SALE.

Whereas, Jpu u'~ulNau uuh Nur
- sullivan. NlS wife hN their certain
decd uI trust, dated Tho i-t d.y of
March. r"i. ana recorded la the lr
rnld"l uilirc cot 81. Francois county W.
souri,. 1T urub huuk a.. page lra. ruusrg,,l
iu Ia" undersigned Nrrrlurlh ". Hun
Ji! their right. tllIv. interest and rsttIu. 100
tud rp th. following, drsrrinrd real estate
iiuti"h luAthu uuuniy ul n. Francois.
.iuirui Missouri 10 VII
tIluI lut one of " barry subdivision
100 % part of the northeast quarter ul iu,
southwest quarter Ot section o.. township
% north. range b east, said lot iruniIuw uu
l"rl on u street ana nIuniu" nurtn on east
Inc go lrrl lu Gravel Road und uu west line
along \ street 10 Gravel Road. as ., uIh
shown On Il plli OF salt -uhdlN lslpn on nlr
10 the Recorders uiicv IN - Francois
county
Which said conveyance was made Ia trust
10 srruIrthr payment ct certain prom
ls-uTN note IN suid druu described
ana whereas, the said note has huCOmu due
und 10 unpaid nov, therefore IA udcorI
ahc" with III" provisions at said urrd ui
trust ana ~ the request ul the legal holder
~ SAID note, Viii proceed to- sell the inD,
drsrrlb'd Urnl estate NJ IA" south court
House utuI IN the cay cot Huntington. lE
the count! pI -. Francois. STATE aforesaid
l' ili" highest bidder lpr cash. 40 public
auction. On
~All EpNl. rlIL EiIu DAY on ArEll. 1916.
between the hours Of Mine u',lpch lu In.
forenoon ana tiNr u'Clurk IN tine Afternoon OF
thai uul, to satisfy sull note together
WIN III" cost and expense Ut executing this
Trust.
MEREIfEl.p ". nlFt, Trustee.
Dated thlshih day of Nprl 1905.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
Order Of Publication.

~TNIl az Ml~~uI ~. +.
county uI 81. Francois i
lu lh" circuit court MAY Iulm l,ul
t. 4 iurk"r. l'mlutn
vs..
Della Tucker. defendant y
som ~ THIS day rum.- iHrH.GuiiT herein.
hy his attorney Y =. Tucker. ana il"s his
petition ana aililI.li, ullt"lUr. among 9th
.ur iiuf. that del, udnuf, bella fucker Is
not 70 resident ul the state of Missouri.
Nwrnupru n O. ordered hy IL" tlcrk NJ
this tuuri In vacation. that said defendant
%" notified lay publication thai plllulin ha-
commenced a suit falusi her In this tuurt
the object nU0 general nature pI which l.
an action Tor divorce, uppu the grounds 1T
abandonment AMI grusE mulsuitIrS- ami
thul unless The said Della Tucker Doe and ap.
pear ~ ms Court az tho nyNt term thereof.
tn hu began ana hulluu AT tho court huus,.
IN the titN ul Pennington, IN said County .
IN the eighth dnN of May. next, and on or
before the FIRST duy ui said term. or IN,
tor" IA" last day uI 'Wi term. answer
ur plead 20 IT." petition "a Ellu cause. the
simr " 40 Do" laktE l- confessed. uuu imIl'
n"nt VIII bee rendered 1rcprIu"ly.
Nnd II Is further ordered that u rppy here.
ct he uIhll~uud, nrrrIdlu.s 10 law Ia Iht.
tnrmugiOn IlWus Iud Herald. u nrNN paper
published IN said county OF -. Francois, Tor
tour weeks SurrrssiVrlN. published Al least
once week the last Insertion Ia hr ut least
iitrcn days before the INST day pi said next
May term ui this tnurt
J.r. WILLIAMS, circuit Clrrt
y true cory ni the record
Witness my hand, uud seal Of Tho circuit
....... ... Court pl - Francois Cuunty this
. >FNL llti day of March. Itt.
'-.'''''' j. {, WILLIAMS circuit Clerk
March Il 1895,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28

IN" anu stared NJ me III UuUb amaze
m'rt. Then her face cleared
yes no. not So very much. Let me
Rco, bought this toa.coat and some
hats and my new gray coat that is all
| believe
She continued the list and AT last !
rose with deep sigh Of relief
ITS so good OF you Wen go to
first and then on To Bond street,
glanced at the list-"and get the fur al
they can always be relied on tc
really reduce things TN call for yov
al nine to morrow. ana wen get Nor
man to lend me his LIutur"
Yes do" she said 81 love motor
we can 20 to double the number Of
shops and spend the whole morning
looking round till We find exactly what
We want
The next morning | called for Mrs
Verekcr and found her waiting
Wont you find that coat too hot?
asked. rs We reached the first Of our
shops, and | slipped on my heavy mo
torinE coat
No, | love it," she replied, Il am
never too warm and drawing her vol
luminous skirts across pavement luck
lily clean she swept into the shop with
her usual graceful. lauguid air.
bought my coat and selected some
lace and went on to-, where chose
few modest and one or twu more ex-
pensivc hlouscs, then we went on to
the third and last shop. When | was
choosing some ribbon in the multl-col
ored ribbon department. Mrs Vcreker
said tO me.
Il am Just going To the handkorChiefs.
will join you in the fur department
you are going there"
YES. | shaut be long"
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
Notice ID Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Education of School District
No. "a will, on May 4lh, 1905, elect
one superintendent and teachers for all
other departments Of the public schools
of said district also two teachers for
the colored school Applications can
be filed with the clerk on or before
said date
W. II, lorNG. Scc'y.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
Administrators Notice

Notice Is hereby given That letters nfiad,
mlnlslratlnn were granted to the under
signed by the Probate tOuTt al st. Francois
county, Missouri, dated February q, l'1n,
on the estate OF
tIihS. \. ANDERSON, Deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit thcm to the
Administrators for allowance within one
year from the date Of said letters, or they
may he prccludcd from any bcnetlt OF said
estate, ana II not exhibited for allowance
within two years from the date oi said
letters they viii bc forever barred.
AMANDA \. SANTEE, Admr'X.
March g. laDj
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
NOTICE.

Geo. NJ Bourgeois, successor to Bour-
geois * Evans, John Murrill, Assignee.
Notice is hereby given 10 the ere iitors
of Geo. NJ. Bourgeois, John Murrill. As
signee, that on Monday, May 5, 1905, at
the opening Of Court, or as soon there
after as counsel can be heard, shall APP
ply to the ST. Francois County Circuit
Court for a discharge from my trust rs
Assignee of Geo. M. Bourgeois.
JOHN MURRILL, Assignee.
March 10, 1905.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
Order Of Publication
sIAIE OF MISSOURI
County OF 81 Francois.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF - Francois.
In the Circuit court, May Term. lyl3.
David Mcdaniel, rlaintir,
IS. suit to
Jennie ruIccls and I. \. Par
GELS, her husband Hugh Is Quiet
Bush ana Matte NJ. Bush
his wlf", ana puhurt II Title
Bush ana Mamie T.. Bush,
MS vile, Defendants.
NOW At this day comes the plaintlif herein.
by his attorneys ~mithN Marbury ana files
lis petition ana affidavit. alleging among
Other things, that defendants, Jennie rar'
GELS ana I \. Parcels. hrr husband, Hugh
Is. Bush and Matte NJ. Bush, his vile, ana
bUbaii IL bush ara NInniu T.. Bush, his
WE. ~" not residents ui The stat" ut Mis-
-puri
Wl"rrupun It rs ordered los the CLERK Of
thl' uur, IN vacation that said defendants
y" h'llnru ny publication that plpluiiN hus
commenced q sun against them In tlus
court, the object and general uItur" ct
which S. an action o. quiet III, title on The
following described r,li ruI ,ri,. tu VT
Al mat purliunot David MURPHY survey
Ng. "L' township ~ north, range east, W .
my within the corporate Inul'~ uf the Guy
~ uIWlnWph, ana described 90. follow.
iI"E,nuln" on tlu West boundary 'uruI sur.
Nr\ Np tlN. AZ the intersection UI crossing
OF the north linr ulihr 'll.Ionir l.ll. NOW
llh'l'A riluri ruUu w. NORTH 900 .iIN hNuU
Ndil lIuu chain. .l.n u,E|. east / chairs
20 l""i., south chain. u9r lr,tI. l1 north
M of caledonia 'uuI, uul, lIu.IfN ~Ilnot g..
west aluu" said street Ipur chains Hi Iprir
nrr"r.
NnI thai unless tho SAID defendant. DE-
ana appear az TINS court, no 'hr urNt term
th''"Ni. 20 hc h".lW uuu huIlrHut thrruuI
nous" lI the iNk ul lluuuHtDu. I'm said
county, nh The eighth dag ui May. uoNi. Hud
on %. before tho Mast dag pI said term. uT f,..
IvI" 'hr last hlN oft SAID term. answer Ut
lI'lllN lhr p'lllluu lu said ruU-u. the "uUn
WI Tee taken ms confessed. uau Judgment
Z % H d d. g. .H.H q. boo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 all the cred
itors of The Bono Mercantile Company
of Doe Run. ST. Francois County, Mis-
sourl, that Twill, on
SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1905,
at the Office of the Sheriff in the
court house, in the city of Farm
ington, and county of ST. Fran
COTS, and State of Missouri, proceed pub
licly TO adjust and allow demands
against the estate and effects assigned to
me by The Bono Mercantile Company
for the benefit Of its creditors. aud will
continue said hearing during the entire
day from s O'Clock in the forenoon until
3 O'Clock i'll the afternoon of that day.
II. \. BONO,
Assignee OF The Bono Mercantile Com
pany
March as, 1905.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28

NOT l, bne SnbWtTeut AL va.
.ired' | had finished my purchases
when she came back
Are you ready? am feeling so rant
Do you mind huirying"
I'm Just ready" | said. this very
moment" and | put my hand In my
mum TO get my purse. There was no
purse there, and | gave a cry of dis-
may. Mrs. Vereker!-my purse!-itS
gone,--and had G25 In II. had 1t
moment ago-l must have put II down
in the ribbon department"
Let me pay" she began-but In
tcrruptcd her,
Nonsense, II can't be really gone
and / almost ran 10 the ribbon depart
ment
| found the shopwalker and the as
sistant-but no one had seen II, and
baskets of ribbon were hastily searched
without result
1t Is very dangerous to lay your
purse down In crowd" said the shop
walker. who knew me well; its only q
wonder, madam you didn't lose your
/ mum as we'll
went back disconsolate to the fur de-
/ partment.
| i am awfully sorry to have kept you,
/ : began. trying not to show my vexa
| ton more than could help Are you
! better?"
She nodded and rose with haste. " Yes.
/ but let's go II you don't mind. ion
can come back again and make inquir
les Il doesn't matter about your purse
have heaps Of things and bits of fur
/ do not want"
Nonsense" said, "as though !
should take yours
But. my dear child, | have 80 many.
/ md surely married woman can help a
! Girl. besides dare say the purse Will
| turn up"
Pardon me, madam"
4 grave looking man in a frock coat
slid past me and laid his hand firmly on
Mrs Ncrokcrs arm at the moment sh"
Hss just stepping into the motor.
What IL It? This lady has left all
Information about her purse" Sh"
moved her arm hauRhtily.
The mans face grew grayer.
Perhaps you will kindly come back
with M" It's you wc want, II you please,
madam
There was faint 3neer on the word
madam aud Mrs Verekers face
blauohcd
What do You mran?' she stammercd
How dare you? Cannot you see am
III and wish to 20 home at once
sprang to her side Never mind
about the wretched purse" said TO III"
nan This lady Is not we'll. let her "a
rome. and / will come back about tn"
Iur,c"
The man took no notice Of me. but
bending 10 Mrs Nereker said something
hat made her step suddenly back and
tand by his side Then, to my utter
tmalemcnt shaking obviously from
mead 10 foot and without even lookin.;
At me. she turned into the shop and
followed In bcwiIdrred dsmay
II was soon over few minutes In n
private room and two female searchors
had taken the heavy coat far heavier
now with lace and urs and flowers and
biDuso3 that were maryelously fastened
10 its ample folds Under her cloak and
attached tu her waist by firm hooks
hung several turs and many pieces OF
.ustly lace
Mrs Noroker white az death showed
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28
Sure Sign.

"Jimsey is getting old, guess.
What makes you think SOP"
He told me to-day that he felt Just
as young al he ever did cleveland
Leader.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28

Pigeons in German Fortresses.
There are on an average 200 pigeons
officially kept In every German fortress
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-28

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