The Farmington times., October 24, 1912, Image 8

About The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926

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Keep Your
On Tuesday, March 83 1909, Governor Hadley, who had then
been Govtraor but little mure than two months, introduced resolu
tion (see pages 81-83 Record State Board ol I'lqualiat i n i"r 1909)
providing that every (arm and city li mc in this State should le
seised at its actual cash value, thus trebling the assessments
throughout the State Governor Hadley voted FOR that resolution)
and it was DEFEATED by the votes of Attorney-General Major,
Secretary of State Roach, and State Auditor Gordon t see page 33
Record State Board ( Equalisation for 1909).
"his is the RECORD showing Hadley's attempt to TREBLE
THE TAXES, and showing how the scheme was killed by Major,
Roa h and ( iordi hi
Now, what docs the Republican party say? Kead this. Iron the
Republican platfi i m i
"We pledge to the people of Missouri in the nomination and
lection ot out standard bearer, John C McKinley, the same biyh
degree faithful service in the performance of his official duties as
exemplifies lite administration of Herbert S. 1 ladley, and a continua
tion of these policies," etc.
Mr Republican Tax I'ayer, where does this hit YOU?
In a public statement several months ago Attorney-Genernl
Major, who was the first candidate for Governor to declare against
the Single Tax, said :
"I am opposed to the Single Tax because I am apprised to heap
ing any further burdens upon the ovet burdened farm and horns
owners of this State: and I am opposed to the trebling of the State
assessments because the trebling of the assessments upon Missouri
farms and homes would have meant the trebling of the taxes upon
Missouri farmers and householders throughout the State, when us
a matter of fact the State already has all the revenue it needs, and
I have always believed that UNNECESSARY TAXATION IS
UNJUST TAXATION."
Let the records speak The issues are clearly drawn Major for
Governor, Koach tor Scretary of State and Gordon for Auditor, are
candidates on the Democratic ticket II elected, they will remain on
(he State Hoard of Equalization and will constitute a majority of
that !', ard Republicans .is well as Democrat- should vote for them.
PUT TRIED MEN ON GUARD Take no chances.
Keep Your
W.C.T.U. COLUMN
Mrs Merrill Pipkin, Press Supt
A saloon product confesses tin
following :
"1 formerly ran saloon at ID Bssl
Tenth street, betwssn Avenues it
mid r. New York City. I wus horn
in RrdltlR, llnvuria, two hours out
of M 1 1 1 1 i -1 1 , Hi" BSpltel. I urn Ji
years old, ami earns to tiiia country
shsn U years old with my parents.
I have bsen nnjrasssl In the saloon
business as proprietor and as ati sni"
ploys nearly all my life until I de-
bided Unit it was my (Inly to kill
Colonel Hooeevelt,1
Progeny of Tobacco Ushers.
t Hi" International Hyaieue Con
;r'iM iii Wsshinirton City during
the first ereek In Oetober there was
u live dlseussion of the tobacco
question and habit, during which it
was said "Tobacco uteri are not lit
progenitors of tin' human rasa."
This mill u mi nihil y assertion to the
effset 1 1 1 ut "teexseeois 1 1 1 m i pul
son0us ptastt gfoem snd,oi ths pol-
soils, th" ou iikihI "XtmiKl vly iiH"d.
tht smoks being us poisonous si
the leaf."
Ths Ameriosn Ksderetlon for s-x
Hygiene, among other exhibits,
bowed a series ot charts attacking
ill" users of lobs Theee charts
expressed In figures and by asser
tion ths chargs lliat tone was n
breeder ol "Immorality;" it eras
olasssd with aioohol as on.' of tin'
ehief provocatives of the white slavs
sell, Ths children f victims of the
tobaccn habit, it was alleged, would
iif weaklings.
From Dr. (Jharlsi o Pease, of
'.New ork, preHident ol the Hon
ssnedieis1 Prsssotlvs League, there
earns a iett ot violent protest, in
It he Midi
"a fancier would not seleel poi
soned animals from which to breed
stock; neither should poisoned In
dividuals be permlttsd to propagate, j
TebaeCO is of no use whatever, ex-1
i-ept to destroy the race, barring the
smoke in green houses for killing
the Bnimsl life tliul preys upon the
plants It doesn't destroy disease j
germs. Murk Twain died u victim
of poison. Bo did Qsn. Grant, and!
the SUISS I said that President I
McKinley would have recovered I
I rum In- gunsnwVSKBWia ii ii" 1 1 nun .
had tobacco, heart. These are hut
a few examples of the multitudes ol
people destroyed by the poison."
Doctor Pease might hava added to
ibis list Mum P. J ones and Senator
Hill of Ooorgta, William il Vender
bilt of New York, Doctor Potter mid
a multitude of other brilliant men
who are dropping suddenly dead in
the old world mid the new from to
baeeo heart failure.
Woman Qutfraga.
One of our old subscribers and a
regular and appreciative reader
wishes to know "Why the Editor of
the Saint Louis Christian Advocate
does not oppose woman's sufTrajfe?"
This is s very pertinent, vital,
timely and reasonable question,
which we are frlad to promptly and
immediately answer.
Our first reason for not opposing
woman's suffrage, is the fart that
Taxes Down
Taxes Down
all ih" brewers, distillers, saloon
keepers and gamblers do oppose It.
; The editor of ths Advocate would
feel very badly backslidden if he
lined iiiwith thai gangoii any qosi
lion: And we would liks lo ask out
good friend, if he feels entirely coin-
forteble smong suoh a herd of the
enelnleM mill destroyers of the hopes,
homes, and lisppluess of humanity I
our mi mi rseson for not oppos
ing woman's suflrags, is the tact
that in a progressive, prosperous
and happy Republic ol self-govern.
Illg people the Intelligence of tie
country must needs he heard anil
fell at t!i" ballot box, And the aver
i ace Htaudurd of education and In-
itelligenee In this Republic is much
I higher with our women than it I.
with our men.
a few ofonr people go through f
college or university, hut the great
rases do not ge beyond the public
High School. During tbe lust
twenty-two years that are have tieen
living iii St bonis and editing the
Bsint Louis Christisn Advoeate, wo
hav" ettsndsd thel lemnwrsscnsnts of
very many splendid high schools in
many Stales of our skspsMle. We
have found thai the grailnalin--Oineses
nr. from three to lour-flftho
iffirls or young women. This shows
thai the itreut mass of educated peo
ple in our Republic are women,
I whose Intelligence at ths ballot bos
would cancel or counterbalance the
I Ignorant votes and mistakes of
many men .
tlui third reason for not opposing
Woman's Mnftrage Is, thai If our
goverdmenl and country is not to
go the way of Babylon, Greece ami
Uin morality us well as Intelll
genes mestjalso speak ai the ballot j
box. And the moral standard ofthi i
WuUteil of our country Is very far B
hove th" moral standard of tin- men.
If any of our readers douht this let
them visit the penitentiaries -if nor
land where they will find among the
convicts from forty to fifty men for'
every woman convict.
The reason that brswsrs snd saloon
keepers are so Intensely and un
animously opposed to woman's suf
frage is, they all know that when
tin- most Intelligent and moral par:
of our eitiasnshlp begin to apeak at
the ballot BOX, their diabolical unit
destructive business will end, and
we will have a Seloonlsss country
und a stainless flay Christian Ad
vooate.
When you have a had cold ynu
want the hest msdloins obtainable
si. as to cure il with us little delay
us poeelbie, Here is a druggist '
opinion! "I bees sold Chamber
loin's Cough Remedy for fifteen
years,'' says Bnos boiler of Sara
toga, Ind., "and consider it th" beM
on the market." For sale by all
dealers. I Advertisement. I
Quardians Notice.
KOttM Ik bVttby itv'i thnt ii (NNrtMOsltt 'f
uuarluniihl( on tht ;it rson and i statt of
Krnt'Ht J VtjMtrti nftn ffleWpM HMBtlf, was
fiatsfd lo ttw uniitMaignt'fi on iii ."-iii iay
Ol M'plemUT, 1911, b tin I'rrttiati Cottlt Ol
It. KruncoU Coonf) , Mlsnourl.
All porfOAl beivlng claims uKuinst ru(j
statf qiv rfijulrfl to tfXliIblt tlipii for a1
lowance to th ixuartlluu within om , tit
afttT tltO QMtM Ot Ills appolntnifiit or they
will le fi..rfvr burred.
c. E. iircK'M;, buordiAO.
THE LOCAL MARKET
grassi
Oata
Corn
floors i""
Meal
Iblpstag
limn
Mixed kmu
Hal v ton
Irish PotStOSS.
Hssi r
Kry In K OlllOaesS.
Krfir m '1111
Butui en,
Rseon e
lair.! w ft
s.i II mil
Ilnney
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IS
Sick headuehe i eiiused I iy ii dis
ordered stomach, 'lake t'hainher
Iain's Tuhh ts und correct that mid
the headaches will disappear. h'ur
sal.- by all dealers. Ad vertiss
tnent.
Vtnbl
Will Build
You Up
and Make
You Strong
Old people, tired, weak,
run down people, delicate
children, frail mothers, and
those recovering from severe
illness, this is a fact.
Thousands of genuine tes
timonials from reliable peo
ple prove this claim, and to
further support the fact and
prove our faith in what we
say, we unhesitatingly de
clare that any one who will
try a bottle of VINOL will
have their money returned
without question if they are
not satisfied that it did them
good.
E. M. LAAKMAN, DruRRiflt,
Vinol Agent.
THE
CONTRACT
TO PLEASE
In tbe sgeeotinn of every
ROtitrsri, our Orel eousidera
lion is the
SATISFACTION
OF
OUR CUSTOMER
FARMINGTON
Mrs E. L. SPAUGH, Prop.
MALARIA
headache, biliousness, in
digestion, rheumatism,
pimples, blotches, yellow
complexion, etc., are all
signs of poisons In your
blood. These poisons
should be driven out, or
serious illness may result
To get rid of Ihem, use
Theilford'f
Black-Draughti
the old, reliable, purely
vegetable, liver medicine.
11 T U I? I J
mix j. n. i.,imci, Ul
Spartanburg, S. C, says :
" I had sick headache, for
years. I felt bad most of
the time, I tried Thed
ford': Black-Draugh,, and
now I feel better than
when I was 16 years old."
Your druggist sells it, in
25 cent packages.
Insist on Thedford's
FALL AND WINTER SAMPLES
NOW READY AT
HERMANN TRAUERNICHT'S
RElilRBbE TAILORING ESTABLISHfflENT
You Get What You Want Here and
Get it
Weill v Hulldinj
East ol Post Office
i
ROBERT TETLEY
FARMINGRON, MO.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Ss "
Silver and Plated Ware.
Organs. Musical Instruments,
Sewing Machines
0 o
t Watches and Clocks Cleaned and Repaired, i
V "Sy-evsv-ev. vvivm v.-.-.- a.a.-a,. m
TH08. B. ST AM, 1'resiilent. B. K. BWINK, Vice Prssidsot.
I, S. COVKR, cashier. PIBtDINO stcCOMUCK, ass't Caah'r.
St. Francois County Bank
Post Office Opposite i
FARMINGTON, MISSOURI,
Solicits yout Banking Business Insured lagaiost narglar).
fhls ii tbe Bank srilfa ths Savings Department nteresl
paid mi Tune Depoeitt.
directors:
thos ii. st am b. b. swink. w. t. iiaili-; it. i, mokkis
. M morris. s. J.TBTLBY. BD. BBLBBR.
Established 1897.
Sheriff's Sale in Partition.
iris Swssringin, Plsiotiff, In
Bonnis Bchasidsr, Dsfsnd'tJ Partition
Iii obsdisflcs to an ordsf of tbe Cir
cuit Couri of St. Prsncoli eonnty, state
ol Missouri, made in tile above entitled
cause, at the August term ol laid court
for 1911, on August 27. 19H, lieine ths
lourtssuth day Of laid term, I. Hie un
dersUtesd Slierin of St. Prsaci is eous
t . Missouri, w .! 1 on
Tuesdo November 12, 1912.
betwrsa the hours .if nine o'clock In
tin- fsteaOOB and live o'clock in the
sftsraoon of that day, at the poutb
front door ol the court house, la the
citi of Partniogton, and duriaa tin'
MStlon of the Circuit Court of saiil
county, sell it public auction to the
hbjbtll bidder, for cash, for the pur
tKises DAned in saiil order, the follow
ISS d CC I i bed real estate, situate. Ivltlg
SUN heinn in the county ol St. PrsO
cois aii'l Slate of Missouri, tu wit: All
of lots one U) and eight S) of the
lUbdivliion of lot s umber seven (7)0!
tbe original survey of aogytosrn node
by Samuel Murphy, a plat of whibb la
on Sis in the dales ol Hie Recorder of
dssdl il Bt, Francois . ounty ,' Missouri.
WM. LONDON, Sheriff.
October , 191 1.
A GOOD OLD
LAXATIVE
For a good general tonic and
alteratlvs, one that you oau
depsud on mid one you can
make yourself, us.-
NYAL'S
Mountain Herbs
Tliia Ih the method
In a suitable eSSSsI place u
tsblespnoiiful of Ihs Herbs,
pour upon them two teacup,
fills of boiling water, cover
and set aside to steep do not
boll. In fifteen to twenty min
utes the strength will he ex
tracted. The 7ci will erosss deratem
NHSMS90S, A,'"c orce n rfp
nr til the nerves, fitirity the
Uoadi increase the afrpstitS,
ttitl digtttian end tuppfy no
trim-iit to the bode.
a large quantity of medicine
can be made from one paokags
The Price is SS cents.
sTbstwsr u a' oil ttrug jtor ouatit
In have- uml ninny tliirfirs that oth
er arse store eenl beep yos win
nnii iien- osass to ui and roe'h.
eel ivliui ou want .
E. m. LAAKMAN,
NYAl. AOENT.
aiSnr,
WE SELL AND FIT
TRUSSES
E. M. LAAKMAN,
DRUQOIST.
rl
iSuCati
'3rJ
Right.
FARMIItGfOV M0.
JEWELRY CO.,
acd Attachmeuts.
W HAKLAIS. w. t x N I .
Prnint. Vlca-Pren
at. p. oa rci . osshlsr.
CAPITAL eTvJCR gSO 000 00
Si:i-1um aijil profit 50,000.00
loi a-nrl llsiik In v anil Kl
p in:-:'- : ;.!!,,. .,. ...,
Insure.l aealDnt burelarr In tha
I I0SIIIS moil I anualiv Co.. o( W.T
tpjitlary of Sounlt fund$
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
- - DiRKcroas - -I'eter
r,ie5inK, J. Klein,
W. P. Doss, at, I. Cayce.
W. R. Lang, A. J. Zwart,
W, M. Harlan.
Oscar L. Haile & Co.
Real Estate Nnes Pub
lic and Con
Insurance
veyancers,
Fire, Tornado,
Plate Glass
and Accident
Insurance
Loans
Abstracts
Rents and Accounts Collected.
Phone 219, FARMINGTON, MO.
W. N. FLEMING
Notary Public
Real Estate
Loans
Insurance
Your Business is Respectfully Solic ten
OFFICE IN REALTY BUILDING.
Farminirton. Mo., Phone 71
Merrill Pipkin.
Lawyer,
Abstracter.
Real Estate.
Loan and
Insurance
Agent.
FARMINGTON. MO.
JACOB HELBER,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE and
FURNITURE
FARMIJtGTON. MO
U Of Hill
francis a. ben ham ,
Attorney-at-law,
Da.loga, Bfl.aoarl
PraetlcSS in all the Courts of the Stale
DSSSs In '. i ii ,- liullillnii.
EDWARD A. ROZIER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Fakmikoton. Miasooi i.
nriLt, praeilee in an the Oourt of kt'sv
our:. a-ilBV in K.ntr lluilitinu
FELIX O. POSTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Flat Rival-. Mlaanurl
Prsetless la sll eourts, oflicsla tin- Opera
H i - iiulldlnK.
'imy Rkhm i it, kii kikt.
KMfileiirr I'lione ill, Karinli
DR. B. R. DOWNING,
flHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
r.MUIIMiTO.N . UO.
nfMri! in tli. baasj ilolltr liullrlin .
ilMri. -iiiina III. Ueslilnnci. rnona is;.
OWEN A. SMITH M. D..
KYB AND KAK
AT F ARHINOTOR
lu,ailv. ThsVaSaS una laSsiSai ufllc
it. Robtesaa'i liuiiiiina.
AT FLAT RIVR.
l l Wsassaditi ami Kn.ia.
H. B. LEDBETTER-AtTORNEY-AT-LAW
Farmingon Mmoua..
CPrlal atteiitPin t.i l-ioliate ami Imuran. -t
liiialm'na
iimrein Hunk ut Karmln Jt in m,u
B, il IIARH0HY. W. !.. BKNSLB1
MARBURY4. HENSLEY
TTORNEYS-AT-LAW
FarminetoD Klaaaarl
in prariira in nil tin- rourla of Hi
limn- Korminutiin Harcsotlld 1 1
tai
Bids
DR. E L HOKTOIN.
riFMTICT
FACIV1IN0T0N, MISSOURI.
umre up aialra la Hollar A l.an Balldlaa
'I'lionc No. a.
C. A TETLEY
DENTIST
f AKMIM, I IIV MIS.S0U11
Offire in Realty HMr., Suite No. 6.
I'honr 75,
DR. C. R. FLEMING.
I'HYSICIAN
I'lrmlntfton, 1 ; : Mourl.
iilSraln lloalljr Hull, linn
iJKrn K P8OHB1 1 Kr.ainr.Ni i 'Fvoas
So 7 7 ' No. Ill
DR. EMIL HERWIG,
SPECIALIST
Dissassa of tbs Difrsstlve Oricanw,
XorvouH Dissassa ,
linuri .. to MiHs, 111. . Booan ir.
ii ntoaisi p. in. 1 Baslt iiuii.iim;
Kzcapl Minilaja
I armlnllon. Mo.
M. R. 4 B T. TIME TABLE
NOHTII BOO NO,
No. la No. id No. 21
Leave AM.
A. M
P, M.
I)oe Run 4 40
Roik Springs 4 44
Dot- Run Junction 4 47
I 40
! 4.1
S 40
q 00
9 o.l
9 "
!l 27
9 49
10 72
i 37
2 U
2 .18
2 41
2 56
.1 ".I
3 to
i J5
.1 s
4 30
4 45
6 27
lilvin
9
S "9
S 15
S '5
9 5J
Plat River
l)elinv
Bonne Terrc
Vallc'a Mines
I;estus
Rlversiile
o J
6 50
Lotus S is;
Arrie St
I I .So
S01 Til HOUND
No. 21 No. 2S No. II
A. M
i ' M
P. at.
St Louis
Riversiile
Iettis
Valle's Mines
BCHBS Terrc
Ileslij.e
Mst River.
Blrioi
Doe Run June.
Roek Spriiiiin
Arrive Doe Run
7 SO
9 o
9 37
3 30
4 43
I 5
9 9
.S 99
ft 07
6 12
6 16
n 3J
ft 3ft
S 31
7 "5
7 10
7 5
B 27
1 40
I 47
54
9 10
9 "3
9 15
10 IS
10 5,11
11 m
1 1 06
1 1 In
II .10
11 33
1 1 M
ft 4,,
NSS. 25 ami 2'. run throuli without
BhangS between St. Louis anil Doe Run.
Through roaches on other trains,
making COOBtCtloOS at Riversiile with
Iron Mountain train-.
LANG & BRO.
FARMINGTON, MO.
Manufacturers '
Wagons,
Farm Implements,
Lumber and
Building Material
Also Undertakers of Funerals-
MiccrcciDil
11UUIUUII I I
River
BonneTerre
Railway.
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