The Farmington times., October 31, 1912, Image 8

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

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WOULD TRY IT GN
MISSOURI FIRST
Theorist From Other States Would
Make This State the Gout.
SINliLt TAX tXPtRIMENT HERE
If the Proposed Systein Proves a Fail
ure the People of Missouri Stand
to Lose Vast Sums Vote No
On November 5.
" i t'l M It will wurk on MlJ-
tourl," li i ii- position roup of Bln
with a tbtory see tal.itiK in u radical
taxation I'-xpiTinii'iii. I'Im losQsra in
tiir movement da no) tin- iu MImoucI
and new have lived lierc They have
collected a Fund of 160)000 to uaed
in tii Novsinboi election are Hooding
the stale wiwt circulars luni orators,
.t till n to parsuade Mlsaourl votera
to try SO experiment hai the liouiu
till
ilcl
We'll plan- all tin- I hXOI in Mis
tourl on Kraund, excepting franchitei
and Inheritances," is tnetr proposition.
' it it win K.s in Missouri toes we'll
iy it on soma otlim maiiv Ami K
l! dor-n t woik In Missouri if it .Its
rupti business, nausea ioss ol iotnefl
.1 1 iU farm-, uVstroys the credit of 'hi-
state, itopi development, block! in
ilustry. In fjrt if it creates a business
and industrial panic ibon th- people
of ..;issouri will in- Ins hole loMPI
Tb irir-ri Willi a theory rati go ha k
Baal ami work mil MOttMr "reform"
to hi1 triad away Irom home.
'liny propoaa U) have Missouri vote
the Blngle Tax Into tba constitution
and to do that Ihey have (rained a
1 1 ") cunningly written Btaondiaaal
If it rami's, every building in the
state, MfhatbeX II be the sixteen story
skyscraper, or the million dollar
brewery, will be ta free. The man
siori eoatlng a hutiilrcd thousand dot
lavs will pay no taxes; 'he hank With
hundred) u tboueasde or nailUoaa of
dollars of wealth in the abape of
money, bonda, itockai mortgages, eu-.,
will pay nothing on l hem. The great
commercial house, the
tory, 'lie iat h log hou ie
chlner) and stock will
mill, the fir
bulldlnga, ma
all lie free of
e aaneaaed a
tnv Thcj
will noi
dollar i vrepi tot tie ground ti a)
llai . ami if they do not happen U)
require the grottsd they peed pay
nothing
When yon 'ake the cgae of a man
making hla living mi a farm It'l differ
est, According to their pUti his
houae and baroi horaea and tools gre
free, but Ills laud -the greateat part
of his property by lat pays and pays
rough more to help make up the
ases the millions in bu Idings, h iQdl,
tor!... and .ail othei petHonal pro- t
,1'itv escape Ami tin same holds
good In the coae Oi my other man
who aarfis his living out of land, or '
who own- land as a plare for his '
home
ii seems Incredible that these "re
formers from other states should
leriOUat) propose to the people of Mis-
-null tha' they initin thaw selves with
a law of this kind The only danger
lies in carelessness If 'be people un- ,
del. -laud nhuil thin amendment means
it win certainly be defeated nut
many Who are agglnal a taxation sys- :
ten manifestly so unjust, may neglect
to vote on the nmendmoDt in that
rase they will practically he voting
lor It. as it needs null a majority of
the vo'es cast on Lhfl amendment
not a majority of the votes iast in
he election- to make it g law
Remember thai and tell it to your
fellow votns To save Missouri from ;
base experimentalists you must
ICfatch "YSS" and vote "No"' on the
onstltutional imendmeni io tin- eloo
lion nn 'ov. r.
IS IT UNLIMITED TAXATION ?
. , .
Would the Carrying of the Single Tax !
Amendment Mean Unlimited
i t Taxation for Missouri?
Would tin rjirryitin f the Single
Tax Ante ndmenta at the Novenbtr
t It'i t lot) mean that MiBaouri would
ha v' unlimited taxation " This la a
iM nt Ion that the prjjV tlca) citizen
wanti uiiworod bofora he cants hin
VOtO Til- bent lOUTCt to which lo ,;
tn the aimwei jh the Ameudtnent It
self, Thin Is the way It reads t Part
I section .
"The exlatlng coniUtuttMftl limits-
tiOHl upon the rates of taxation for
Ute. uunt y school and nuniclpftl
piirpoeei Bhnll have no force ami ef-
feet after January I, i!U4."
This In the spirit of HIiikIc Tax It
meant unlimited uixation Henry
QOOffOi It! great eioneiit, huvh.
In v ary ivili.ed country, even
t h- neu est, the value of the land,
taken :ih a whole. iH sufficient to hear
the entire expense of government In
t he bettar doralopad countries It ia
much more than Hiifllcien t. Hence. It
will not he enoiiKh to mere! place all
taxes upon the value of Intnl. It will
lie neecsHiiry, where rent exceeds the
present governmental revenues, corr
menauratary to increase the amount
demanded In taxation i and to continue
this incri'aae aa society progresses and
rent adv. i rues Hut this Is bo natural
and easy n matter, thai It may be con
altered ap Involved or at leapt unnVr.
atoodi in the proposition to put ;ill
taxes on the value of land This is
the fi ret step upon which the prac
tical struggle roust be made."
TARIFF HAS NOT
HELPED FARMERS
Senator Gardner Gives Reason
for Supporting Wilson.
NOW IS TIME FOR REWARD
Too Long Have They Been Fooled
by Falti Gods Rallying to De
mocracy's Banrera.
The reasons M hy i in . engaged in
acrloultunU puraulti should support
iornor Woodrow Wilson for pfOll
dent ar strongly tut forth by Senator
Obadtah Qardner nf Maine In an ad
dreea to farmera
Senator Qardner Ii a practical farnv
t-r, on who farms lus own farm and
It- is probably in . loser touch and
Bytnpath) with country life and lta
pnvlronmentl than any other man ia
public life
Kor twenty-tlve yenra Senator Ward
ner has been actlval) ansMad lo
ihe National Orange and for ten year l
be waa the maatai of tbi .state Orangt
if Miiiif , few fars ago h cam'
within a cloae margin of being elected
governor uf the Pine Tree Slate.
A little I'-ss Umm year ago. when
Senator PVya. who had rapreaented
Maine In the nt- for thirty yearn.
diHii Oovernor Ptaaatad honored Mr.
I lardner, and r nnsnlssd th aajgieul
tural Inter eata of the country i ap
polnMng M i in to th' t-nltad Stntaa sen
in' where be has made a most credit
able record, devoting particular atten
tion to the welfare of the great rural
population of the oouatry, Ha i now
a candidate 'or re elaatton and will
Undoubtedly be IU fessful
in his addreag, Senator Qardnaff
saya :
To ths rarmere of th Paiteal Btataa.
i prMfiliii;
Melaa "i"- "f you and fur th greater
pan of rn nr. having bean enaiia I in
the practical -.t dn- duilrn of my
own farm having been fr yoari paat
offli lally al worn thraaali bnHMn of agrU
ill ' hi, rin- Nntlonol and gtate
i iiiiiitfis hat i"K aervea four v-nr hs
aerond officer "f th Natjoaal Orana1 "nd
n niiist. r if 1 1 . M On.. St..'- Oru!iL'- n
veari, during which time the- orilri In
Main addeil K,M8 nicmberi end ait -
n p-iwt r and Influence never bold i. fore,
I f-1 ! am in a pnettlon to neah from
h' alandpotnt f one who known
farmer and hiN neoda, and it Is anleh r
eauiM n tilt ir.nt l am geeanpled to ad
t'-tr yeara farmera have Jnetly inm
plained Itcing n-uulred to pun m the
alinri end -t !- ynf beeauae "f unfair
se t ittijMsi dfaTlmlnatlaral In legislative
nd lronsH i ration, and at lln prnl
lints th. ftirmera nr. lisrg'd with ii l c
Ihe eauaeoftht high "st or living m I r.,
s- n too tier of fn t, tnkfii rolled I vJy
iiiiauiit Inveatod in their bnalm tha
butini (lei 1 hard lalHir. and every
thing innctd with the imalla o( vtrrl
riltiir .! life they nr'. nn n w hn tho
(.inr"nt nutd -lasn of people In hls iun
trv. vTiiM relatively the awei tutpfirtsnt.
rnrmen Have Been Deceived.
fi'irirn ti! recent yeari farrneri have
h"n it ild l:at a s;r'Tt bawetng tin hsn
tholra Ibifiiigh the sit-'-alt'i protective
toitft and yet teftad n merhei for tnir
prlitcijpaJ reopa they have had to com
pets in I ha rjiarketa of the world where
the price in itaed. lint euddenl) it u dni
covered thai th farmer tn tha aele cauae
for the high '-est r living, aad what
-i i.p. Tii preeldant i Mr. Taft) with
i total dteregard for t he lnt'rtntR of the
farmera) ubmlti a plan te open up to
competition with the farm'-ri of the
I' n lead St atea the p red acts of CJanada
while tiina ireful lo preeerve the tariff,
nr mora earreetty ipeaktng, the tax, on
. thf farmr boa to buy, wtilrh, as
ctearty anytbtna '-an, eaponaa the
hypocrley aad 'aaaeuajevry' of the elahn
that the tariff Is rt hnt-ni t garrleul
tural aa ceeagawaa with aaaautatftnaaea are
ducts.
Ntiw, th farmera of 'bin oountry have
in opportunity to banefll tnemaelvea thai
Iihn never appeared within my recollec
tion, aa tha I Naajioerejtt pari v 'Ss bean
cnmpelfed by the force of public "pinion
to nominate a man for the preafaeney
who is t'"' eoutpped tor thai nigh office
.if any that have been aomlneted nr elect
ed atn' Ulnooln a man thni I apeeh
if from 'i pereonal aeaualntanne with find
it knowledge of hit ptrteaK' man of great
twit urn ' BMtttr, oplrnii til - sdiieated, not
theoretl ally bui praetlcelly, ;i keenneai
if tntt-llf t i-Hinarkabli- for itn hi nop t
vary condition with with h ha !" on
frnnted: sn mdooritaMe rourege to 'in
rlaht. and nhov" nil n great broad tf-nd-
ency with and aympathy for ail ciaeeaa,
tie ertll maha one of the moat apceaalhla
preeldenfi ever In the white Houae and
through whom none win be refuaed a
hearing, however humid' , noi fnii t re
retva luatlee at bia handa He is truly a
marveioua man and I wish every peraen
In th. United fltHtee oould know him us
T know blin. and BUPplementlng all il-
r Is tha ml "' -nn n' tbnt his
home ia one or perfect balance,
None pan meet tjn epb-ndld Mrs Wll-
son and her three reflnal. euttured da ugh
tern with their perreet aaturameea out
mint f'- l that the whole famtlv of W.iod-
rnw win. n was espscfaiiv prepared 'o
nn a great need in th- preaent iiiaai in
ihe idMtorv of our ceamtry. nn were
Wsnhinsfi'Ui jelferaon. Jaekaon t-tn-eoln,
and 1 would advlBe the fnrmors
up' u nr, fputntpiti a n man. If you
Vant 10 protect your own li-t.-rn's and
tbnSM of your fnnilltfa If fou want to
render the greateal poealote aood to wur
eauntrv and future generettona; if you
want t '-iintrlli'ite your perl lo tne aen
tTuit popular government under God hen
not p'-rlsh from tha rnrth iti-ti BOS that
th- Hon Woodrow wllann ts - lecledJ
president rt OAnrNKTt.
ooc-o.":
THE PEOPLE AND THE CUR
RENCY.
in iieni!!i with th. complicat
ed mij 6iSeuh quaaUoa of ihn
rafom if our ImnkliiK mid cur
rancy ls Ii in lilaln that we
niiKht to consult vry ninny par-
ion. baatdas tha bankars, not be
cause distrust the bankers,
but because they do not neces
aril) ootnprahand the business
of the country, notwlthsinndlng
they ure Indispensable servants
of It and may do a vast deal to
mske It hard or easy No mere
hankers plan will meet the re
quirements, no mstter how hon
estly coiicelred It should be a
merchants' and farmers' plan aa
well, elastic In the bands of
those who use it as an Indlapan
sable part of their dall) bual
neas. From Woodroir WU son's
speech aoceptlng tha Demo
cratic nomination.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat tl I
I oats .... Bu
I I orn v. 1
! ftOOrP !' . . T I $ Pi
I Meal I ti
i mtpatuif lacked i i
man " i
Mixed Peed..., 1 i
' Hay e ton $12 a.
' inb potatoagi bi
I Hen r a (,. 1
1 Pry la a Otalcheai i . . 1
bag e 'lot ... .:. '
i huttei a pj !
aacon t a
iair.i a
, nan e hbl '
Money 1
Sick headache cauaad hy ai:
ordorad itotnaoh, Take Cbsoaabei
lain'- Tablets utid correct that Bl 1
the haadaohag will diiapoaaat, y,,r ,
sale by all dealer a.- ; Advert)
inont. i
Ytnbl
Will Build
You Up
and Make
You Strong;
Old people, tired, weal-,
run down people, delicate
children, frail mother, and
tliie recovering from severe
illness, this is a fact.
ThouHandsof genuine tes
timonials from reliable pen
pie 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, Druggist,
Vinol Agent,
THE
CONTRACT
TO PLEASE
In the Mieoutioti nf every
lalraot, our Bret couaidert-
ii tin-
SATISFACTION
OF
OlRClSTOMtR
FARMINGTON
Mrs. E. L. SPAUGH, Prop.
Nrxt tu tlir
Knrk Chliirli.
Pale Faces
Pale-faced, weak, and
shaky women who suffer
every day with womanly
weakness need the help
of a gentle tonic, with
a building action on the
womanly system. If you are
weak you need Cardul,
the woman's tonic, because
Cardul will act directly on
the cause of your trouble.
Cardul has a record of
more than 50 years of
success. It must be good.
E tt
CARDUI
Take
The Woman's Tonic
Mrs. Effie Graham, of
Willard, Ky., says: "I
was so weak 1 could
hardly go. I suffered,
nearly every month, for 3
Sears. When I began to
ike Cardui, my back hurt
awfully. I only weighed
99 pounds. Not long after.
I weighed 115. Now, I
do all my work, and am
in good health." Begin
taking Cardui, today.
FALL AND WINTER SAMPLES
NOW READY AT
HERMANN TRAUERNICH IS
RELIABLE TAILORING ESTRBhISHfllEjNT
You Get What You Want Here and
Get it
He .ill Bulldiiii
East at Post Ofrlce
ROBERT TETLEY JEWELRY CO.,
i FARMINGRON, MO.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Organs, Musical Instruments,
Sewing Machine and Attachments.
Watches and Clocks Gleaned and Repaired.
i
thos. H. ST am, Prasidsnt.
I. B. COVKR, Cashier.
St. Francois County Bank
Pott OAcaj opjiositc )
FARMINOTON. MISSOURI,
Solii-its your BanKJni Business Injured laeuint barfflary.
This ii tha Bank with the Savings Department Interest
puiil mi Tune Deiioits.
DtRECTORS:
THOB, H, S'I'AM. H. B. SWINK. W. T. IIAII.K B.I.MORRIS.
I.M.MORRIS. S.J.TKTI.HV. KI). HM.BKR.
EstabUshed 1897.
Sheriff's Sale in Partition.
! M.irie Swt-ariiigin. Plaintiff, i In
vs.
Sophia BcBstaiojar, Defetkitj PurMUotx
in obsdienca to an ordat of the Cir
I cult Court ,f m. PrattBOii county, st.itt
jui Missouri made In the above entitled
. r,,ue, at the August term nf "-atd court
! fur 1912, un Auguet 7. 1912. bciu the
! 1 lurteenth day ol .aid term, I, the nn
Idtrsianeil Sberiif of Si. Krauccis coun.
j ty. Missouri. Vfltl OH
Tuesday, November 12, 1912.
Ibetwean the houra ol nine o'clock in
I tin fofattoon anl five o'clock tu dte
afterSOOfl of that day, at the south
I front do-ir of the court bouse, in the
I city uf Pamington, and during tin
session of the Circuit Court of ssid
county, ell at nuiilir auction tu the
highest bidder, for cash, lur the- jmr
i im - naajptd in -.aid order, the luiiow
inr, 'k-sriiticd real estate, situate, lyinn
Slid lieiu in the county uf St. l-'ran
'is .mil State of Missouri, tu-wit: All
uf Iota one (1 anil eifht - of the
subdivision ol lot number seven (7) of
the original survey ol Rogytouru made
by .Samuel Murphy, a plat of whihh ia
on lie in the onVe of lite Recorder ol
dee ls uf St. Francois county. Missouri.
W.M. I.i IN DOS. Sheriff.
October .t. 1912.
A GOOD OLD
LAXATIVE
Kor it lit Mid utMit'tal tonic ami
iilten.ti v-n, one that ynu chii
d-Spnud ii and on' yuu ran
in ik yourMlf. ua
NYAL'S
Mountain Herbs
Tins is the method:
III II Sllitttllle vessel place
tableipuouful ol the Barbs,
pour upon thuni two (aaoup-
fills of hollluir water, com 1
mill m i aaldo t ateop do not
boll, In fifteen to twauty miti
uts the itrangth -iil he ex
irueted.
7 ic 7'ei will aniiisr domtMtlt
ttinitiiws. ivv litrif Mol vifi'
ir to the names, pufffj fftc
bjooef, iiiTcsc tin- KfyMtHt,
iiiit tlifvtuni mill sio'r nn
lrim:nt the body.
A lurne quantity of meeJIollte
dm be made frmn nue pnekage
The Pries is 3ft cents.
Whatever o tfuotl dfUg sture oengM
to haSS alsj many tlilnifs ttist oili
er gvog itocss don't Rasp you win
gnd nara, Ooase to m umi ou'ii
set wlist yon want
E. ,V. LAAKMAN,
NYAL AQENT.
WE SELL AND FIT
TRUSSES
E. M. LAAKMAN,
DRUGGIST.
Right.
FARMINGTOM, MO.
7
E. B. BWINK, Vict i'resiilent.
NBUMMQ Mccormick, 4aytCas't,
m . ' y m ' . nf, 11 i.am,.
I'rBkl.lsnt Vlr.Pre,
M. p OA rai, ashtsr.
CAPITAL STOCK I so 000 00
Suriilus ami profit 130,000.90
l1""" ur,i Htnklns ni1 Ki-
lulfr-si j,ai n time dsimslts.
Insiireil mrsjnst tiurirlsrv In lh
KiiieiiiT sD,i oaanaltv cv.. af n.t
'tpoKttary of County fund.
couswnom a specialty.
- - OIHKCTORS - - -
I'eter Giessing, J. K. Klein,
W, F. Doss, M. V. Cayre.
W. R. I.anf(, A. J. Zwart,
W. M. Harlan.
Oscar L Haile & Co.
Real Estate
Insurance
Loans
Abstracts
Notaries Pub
lic and Cnn
veyincers,
Fire, Tornndo,
Plate Glass
und Accident
Insurance
Rents diitl accounts Collect ed.
Phone 2 f a. FARMINGTON, 10.
W. N. FLEMING
Notary Public
Real Estate
Loans
Insurance
Your Business is Respectfully Solic ten
OFFICE IN REALTY BUILDING.
Farming-ton. Mo., Phone 71
Merrill Pipkin.
Lawyer,
Abstracter.
Real Estate,
Loan and
Insurance
Agent.
FARMINGTON. MO.
JACOB HELBER,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE and
FURNITURE
FARMINGTON. MO
I HIM
Guardian's Notice.
Notice la iVreh ivn rhut a oartlfiMti or
uuarulsrifihlt' -in tha person anil rutatp of
fcarosft J, Naldart, non '-iimpo mentu, wun
- r.t n t " i to tha uodtraisoad on Mia win un y
Of eiifeinlN-r, YA'i, b) Iha PTObAta I mrt of
It, irajicola ounn . MtstMiurl.
.ill rfrsoni hfivlritf -Ulms aualnnt viM
aataita Are raaoiNHl to exblbtl LaaA for
lowanr to the trunnlian within our yvar
ft it tin- tlat' of hi.- iij-itfilntaient or thy
will Im rort'ver burred.
mC K. UICKOK. IftlArdlAA.
francis a. benham,
Attorney-at-law,
I). -.!'((' Miioari.
Practices in hII the Courts of the State
(HRM In QpCft Mount' llullflliiK
EDWARD A. ROZIER.
pLTTORIMEY AT LAW
Kakminuton, .Missodii
Vf iirsrtli.-e In all iliu .f M'j.
nurl. aa-iimeii In Itonltr BulldlDI
FELIX O. POSTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Fist Rlvr. Missouri
I'niPtlres In all roiins. iimri-tn the Opera
MasBe tssiidlag,
iimi-8 Hiaae iit, i iat kItst,
leelileaue Htoaa in, tranaiaftoa.
DR. B. R. DOWNING,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
AKMINUHIN MO.
uttiru in m l-ana miliar liuililins
ifilf. Plioni- 114. Kaslilinrc Phoae Isi
OWEN A. SMITH M . D..
KYE AND EAR.
at r ARMmoTon
(aaeiasTi Tharsaay anil laeaielai oaip
ir. afctaeoa'e iiuiiitina.
AT TEAT RIVR.
MssMlaf Wadsjaetlav assf PaMasr.
h. b ledbetter'
Attorney-at-law
Farmincon Miaaoum
Clisruilattontloii q l-rnliati. am Insuraner
Buataace,
Ofltoala iiann nt ParaaHaioa Bias
B. H alAKHI KY. W. L. H KNHI.KT
MARBURYA HENSLEY
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
FsrmlnKtan Klssanrl
Will prartirr In all t(i- rnurti el t tie
iHTlr. tarmtlliftiMl Melrantliill 'j. BIilu
DR. E L MORTON,
nFMTICT
FAifMINdTON, MISSOURI.
jeloa upalatrs la ii-.: it . Laoi BotMlaa,
'l-linni' No. as.
C. A TETLEY
DENTIST
FARMIMGTON. MISSOtM
Oficc in kralty Hlil(., Suite No. 6.
I'houe 75.
DR. C. R. FLEMING,
I'HYSICIAX,
I armlnirlon, msiourt.
nmre in Raaltf Butldlai
)KKli:r. 'PHONB:
No. 7 7
UKSIIIKNCK 'I'll,
No ill
, DR. EMIL HERWIG,
SPECIALIST
Iithi.s f tha DlgMtlva ri?an.
If arvone Dleoaaae.
iluun :i a in 10a. 111. Itonm 13.
n m to 1 .in p. at. 1 iti-nitr Builillaa
Baeept -wn 1 ... .
rarmlntiton, Mo
I R. I B T. TIME TABLE
North Roi nh.
No. Nn, o
No 21
V. II.
J U
J ,1H
2 41
1 56
t 9
.1 J
.t 5
4 2i
4 45.
6 21
Laavs A.M. A.
IKh- Run ..4 40 ,S
Knrk Sri 4 44 s
iku- Run JttPCtioil 4 47 S
btlviaa ,s 02
ItaM sliver $09 9
Dealofe 15 ()
Booaa Terre 5 25 n
Valle'e Ulttee s .sj q
l;estu f, ij 10
Kiversiilc 6 l0
Arrive St. Umia I M 11
M,
i"
4t
40
49
So
BOITM Hoinii
No. n No.
uamtre a. m. m
M.
SV I'"u,,s 7 5 5 30 S Jt
Mvararae 9 m 445 7 oj.
,'slll'i - 9 37 5 S 7 to
valle'e Hiaae 10 is 5 19 7 cr
Honnr Tern- 10 50 1 g H 17
Daeloge 11 03 6 07 H 40
Plat River 1 1 09 f, 12 84?
IMna 11 16 6 10 h 54
One Run June. 1 1 .to 6 2 9 to
Rork Springs . it jj 6.16 9 13
Arrive Dot Run 11 vs 6 40 9 15
No?. 13 anil 36 run through without
change between St. Louis aad I)oe Run.
Through inarlies on other trains,
making connections at Riverside with
Irnn Mountain trains.
Two additional passenger trains in
each direction between itonneTcrre ami
Klvins have been pul on. No. y
leaves Bonne Terre at 8:45 a, in. anl
arrives at Klvins at 9:20; No. y leaves
Blvltte nl 9:0 a. 111. and arrives at Itoniu
Tcsre at 9:55. No. 35 leaves Bonne
Terre at 3:15 p. m.and atrives atBlvina
at 3:50; No. 30 leaves Elvins at 5:15 and
arrives at Bonne Terre at 5:45.
LANG & BRO.
f.
FARMINGTON, MO.
Manufacturers '
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Farm Implements,
Lumber and
Building Material
Also Undertakers of Funerals.