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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
BISMARCK BREyiTlES.

EI Drew Of Belgrade was in town Sat.
urlay.
Quite heavy rain tell here Tuesday
morning.
Jas Belchamlser of Glen Allen Is Wis
iting friends In town.
Mrs c. G. Carr Of Iroudale was visit
ing in town Monday,
There have been several Conveyances
Of real estate here recently.
Mics Lena Nolic Is quite sick Of ~
phoid fever at this writing.
Joe Horton aud Henry Matkin shipped
a car load OF sheep Mon ay.
Rev. l., u. Niehol preached his fare
we'll sermon here Sunday night.
Vim, Il, Ramsey of Belgrade was in
tuwn Saturday visiting relatives.
Quite a number of our people attended
the Bonnie Tcrre picnic Saturday.
MIR. 7. II Barrett has rented his farm
To Mr.. JAS. II. Webb Of Pilot Knob.
John Shaw came up from Fine Bluff.
Ark, last week to visit his parents.
Miss Josie Williams OF st. Louis is the
guest Of her aunt, Miss Alice Collier,
Henry Noite had foot severely
mashed Monday by a tic falling on ii.
Hdwarl T.. Mathews has been in town
several days looking for business Ioca-
tion.
Mir. Waglcy, the contractor for NJ. S.
Ry., was in town with the tic inspector
Saturday.
Miss Clara Lucius weut to Eivius Fri.
day aud took the examinations for a
teachers certificate.
Air. Silas English of Pennington
passed through here last week ON his
way to Kentucky.
We are informed thar /. W. Martin
has taken the hotel at Deslnge and will
move there soon.
w. r. Vineyard of Washington
county sold his property recently and
has purchased property In Bismarck, 20
which he will soon remove.
Born, TO Mfr. and Mrs. c. II. Legrett
on the 18th inst, hoy. Charley saws
he Is Democrat and will be able 10
carry In wood this winter.
Aug. 26. OWL.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Tho Treasurer Of Wayne eouuty is
short in his accounts aud is charged
with embezzlment.
There will be gathering Of the Me
Cormiek- McMullin clans al plaitin on
Sept, 9th, for general good time
Miss Helen Gould has sent check
to the Y. n. C. A. al DeSoto for the
purchase Of Instruments for 3 brass
band.
Edgar Hudgings, ten-year. old,
boy Of remisco. county, weni into tho
waler 10 play before lie learned to swin.,
aud was drowned on the 10th inst.
A Carushessville church owes its
minister $500 back salary Farming
ton Times.
win The Times name the church and
minister The Democrat cannol 10.
cate them. .--CarutLersviile Damnera,.
We will give our autheflss. Here
u Is, from The rsmilseaG Press Of The
9Th Inst. .sThare Is a minister 10
Charlottesville that shaaId make o
atatement harsher than this. We have
receasIy learned Thai certain eharek
owcs IT. minister e4O0 90 back salary.
and thar the minister's lardef was sup
piled bs few of the asishfal recent
" when be was Visited b : bralher
staFiuga church ro.eiase.' y
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
Democratic cOuniy Committee Meets.

The ST Francois County Demo
cratic Committee nat 10 Pennington
last Saturday, with a majority OF The
members present Hon. " + Ar.
mold, Chairman, presiding Ia The
absence Of Secretary c II Pratt, j II.
Tellcy was appointed secretary pro
tenn, Methods Of conducting the cam
paigu were discussed, a system ui as
sessmeut Of candidates ior campaign
funds was adopted, al executive cum-
miltee and uouanitie nu finance ap
pointed The Executive Committee
consists II J. Ii Tetley, Chairman;
j. H. Malugeu, Johu IL Highley, j.
L. Burns, John r. Williams and "
r. Arnold. Financs Committee, Z.
A. lieRhHm, Chairman; RobeE; =.
Mitchell aud |. h. Page, Bonnie Terre
Dr. j. A. TutIey, Desl0ge; Nm.
bewis and Ben Biseh, Flsl River; 7.
s. Cole aud John s. Clay Pennington;
George Aatkin, BismaTS; A. NJ. Wal.
lace and a. II. Rudy, Liberty town
ship; George Bourgeois, Dee Rani
Jerome Polite, Blackwell
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

''Ths state school fund certificates are
just rs much Of a sacred obligation as any
other debt "--Farminaton Times.
Look out there, BRO, Fisher. look out
there You're oat o Iine Iou should read
up on the party" platform adopted at st.
Joseph That platform cnngraiulatcs the
people OF Missouri on their magnificent
school fund. aad now you come along and
tell as that Il Il "saen'd obligation,
That platform points out that Missouri has
the largest school fund Of any state IN the
tnlon, ana now you fiddle away on
another string ana speak Of that fund as
debt that Is Just as much Of sacred oh
LEGATION as any other debt trace ~
there. and tsot your horn for the platform.
You can't earn your share in tho "appro
priati0n" at them ticks scot, county
Kicker
No, TINS TINES IL not out OF line
with the Democratic platform but
kickcrs must kick, even II they have
10 kick at void The State school
aud seminary funds wcro originally IN
vested 10 United States bonds, or the
greater part was. These bonds were
sold nj a handsome premium and the
principal and premium, except the
expenses incurred 10 the transaction,
gere invested in State bonds l'y act
Of the General Assembly il was decided
to invest these funds In non. negotiable
State Certificates Of Indebtedness, to
take The place OF the negotiable state
bonds in which they were then in
vested, and 10 cancel aud destroy the
negotiable State bonds. The State
Ia. paid the interest on these school
fund certificates regularly, just ~ il
would have done on the bonds for
which they stand II the transfer had
not been made and tine bonds had not
been cancelled
These are ths plain i'cts, plainly
aud briefly stated, Of the investment
Of the State school funds, aud no plat
form of the party has ever deHied that
the State school certificates are State
obligation Ut debt They simply take
the place II the cancelled bonds al
ludcd to, just as il they bad been re-
funding bonds, except that they were
made non-trausicrable and non-ncgo-
table
And this is in no way inconsistent
with the Democratic claim Of Mis-
,ouri's magnificent State school fund,
the largest Of any state in the Union.
our state school and seminary funds
are simply invested iu non-ncp1tiablc
obligations Of the State, and no one
can successiully deny that they are
| just o, safe aud secure Ia that shape as
they would be- il invested IN United
States bonds or any other kind Of
| securities.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
w alter w orks.

fkHMfsBTps. Mo. August {, iisa.
scaled proposals will be- received at the
onlcc ~ the mayor OF tbs Eiiy OF Farming
ton a. Fmne0is County. Missouri, on or
urforu the Hh day o' september. lasa. until
twelve O'Clock noon. tor the following
work
i--Fnr Brirk Pumping station.
f-EuT Two fal an, T.. Rollers and Tank.
t--For uHe 40 IA " T.. Steam Engine
A-fof one ~ Fe"d water Heater ana
s-For oBe % I, Million GaIlon Pumping
Machine.
a-For Two a. Power WORKING Heads for
ntep Wells
7-for one % lzxso teet standpipe and
Foundations.
s-Fnr 40 Tons Water Pipe and specials.
a-Fur work Of Pipe laying.
tN-For Hydgants, valves ana Waive
Hnxes.
il-For one 90 AH. T. Gasoline Engine.
ID Fpr uae ~ friplex Fowsr Pump
Plans ana spss iiicas innH may I've seen at
uffice oI the Aayar IN Farmington. Mis-
auuri. and aisn at the once OF The uydruulic
A Ngchantcni Engineers. suite IA Wafn.
wright building. - Leafs. Missouri.
Tie right Il reserved Go reject any and all
bids ana TO aceepi slisth ltd on bids ns Gsay
lsp 20 the best Interest oI tie CITY Of Farm
ingtnn
Csrilfied check Of Five nundrea Dollars
ikHAi.tfh must accompany each bid.
~ order uE tito Hnargi NJ Aldermen,
GEORGE Nj. wIt4ns.
LAuFEErFHa BENDfr III. E. Co, Mayor
Hydraulic & Mechanical Engineers. ST.
Louis Ap.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

From the irouaaie Gazette. Aug "a,
Monday afternoon dgsing the severe
electrical storm which visited lhis see
liou 81 country, lightning struck near
the shaft nl the lroudalc LEAD Co. and
In snmc way caused an explosion Of
powder in dfill hole underground,
hy which six men we've Injured, three
II lhrn seriously,
The men who arv injured are, Chns
Pnrkins, hurt in shoulders, quite
seriously Noah sk,les, RICH. side Of
fscc badly lacrrntcd and right side II
body bruised aud leg aud foot cut;
Steve Conway, back aBd left shoul.
der and hip hu,t severely; Thornton
Jarvis slightly iuiutcd nu shoulders
and arms; J Il Province, shoulder
bruised and leg cut slightly; Chas.
Mcdonald. shocked and arm huu
slightly. The three fr-t named were
able b walk home while The other
three bad tn be t,ken home 10 rigs.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

The county Democratic nominees
should, individually aud collectively,
make az earnest a canvass of the
Comfy for the success of the ticket as
they made for the nominations before
The primary. They should not be sat
ished with a simple election. They
are now the standard bearers of the
county party organization, aud as such
ought 10 labor 10 increase The party's
majority. To do this they mnss work,
each candidate making a personal
canvass and seeing AZ many voters as
possible, and not only urge his own
Ssssssss but thai of every aaan on the
ticket. II special Eight Is made on
any single nominee, the other numI-
aees must ace that bis olaims are
properly urged by each Of them. II
Il duty thai they cwo The party for
their nominations to work, and WORK
iadnstriously aud insaIligeatly, for the
wsoie tiekss. Aud In thls work they
should have the earnest ard hearty
support q every Demserst In the
eocasy. Iss " gss oas shs iuIl party
rose and ruii up ena Of tbs old-tims
Democratic msiorisies 10 shie county. |
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Tho Republican josh that it took
ga 200, 900 to reduce the State debt
from 1000, 600 to 1000, 600 is
clearly explained in GOV Dockcry's
Holt speech. OF course there was In.
tercst to pay as well AS principal,
besides some other small expenses
necessarily attaching to the business
transactions Of making payments; and
1t only takes a few years for the in.
terest on note or bond Ia amount to
ne much rs the principal Gov.
Dockery pertinoHtly asks why It would
not be just a. reasonable for Demo
Gratis to ask Republicans why the
national Government has used during
the same period o., 500, 600, 600 to
reduce tho public debt from e., OO0..
600, 900 TO 1881, 900, 600. Anybody
who has ever bad TO pay interest on Il
note for ten or fifteen years knows
without being told thai ho has paid out
mere than double the original amount
borrowed
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
The Farmlngioa Times PrlalIag Co

The stockholders Of the Pennington
Timer Printing Company met at theft
Office last Thursday aud orgnnizcd with
q capital stock of $4,000, four litths
paid up The names at the stock.
holders arr, x. A. Swink, fhos, II.
STAN, lhru. u. Fisher, NJ H. smith,
+. VI Carter, Jos. e. Williams, WI.
Young, Merrill pipkin, l. T.. swiuk,
James ". Duss. George j. Cole,
Phillip ). Cole. Luther X. Peers, kobt.
rclIcy and u / Morris The fol
lowing named eleven directors were
elected. Thcu u Fisher, IhUs. II,
STAN, NJ H. Smith. T. +. Swink.
Merrill Pipkm, Philip ;. COlc, W. II
Young, J. 81 Garter, H. /. Morris,
jos. G. Williams aad Il. 4. swink
Article, Of Incorporation have been
tiled The Board oi Directors organ
ICED by Clucllns Thos II STAN, pres
idcnt; Robt. A. Swink, secretary and
treasurer; Theo. d. Fisher editor aud
business manager
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
A Worn Killer

j A. j Montgomery, Fugico,
Wayne Co. Mo, writes II have
little twin girls, who haze been both.
ersd with worms all their lives I
tried everything n relieve them which
failed until used Whites Cream Yer
miiuge; the first two d"aes brought
four worms from one OF them, the
next two doses, twelve, oEs Of them
measuring twelve inches; the other
child was only relieved of four worms
il is q most excellent medicine. :"
Whites Cream vcrmiIuge is good for
children. II not ouiy destroys worms,
Il helps the child TO perfect growth,
wards off sickness. zoe at City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

sheriff Iiighley returned from JEFF
erson City Sunday, rs hi' application
t0g requisiiion papers was not in due
form, with the proper blanks upon
which to make application In making
ont the FIRST papers Prose outing Aitur.
ncy Ilcuslry had M blank forms, aud
A. be could not lind n form beck in
town followed oui the provisions ot The
statutes ~ g=ss a. ha gJula, bu. 1t
Appeals that they wpgli NOT pas. mu'-
ter. On Monday be made out the APP
plicalion on the proper blank, tir
warded il to Jtfitfsou City, and Iho
duly authenticated papers ufrqHi-iliuu
will prabahly arrive to-day { Wcdnr,-
day). when Sheriff Iliehlcy viii tm-
mcdiatcly leave With ihem fir Calf
inrnia.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

The readers Of this paper will be pleas
I'd ~ leaFn that there il at least pae
dreaded disease that science has been
able 10 cure In all liz sfages. and that Il
cssarfh. HALLS raisrfh Cssre h IN.
only positive rarc krowH 10 the mrdifsai
iFasefusiy. Eaiarsfi being u consultations
nj disease. requires constitutional tfsaf-
saent- TAILS Lafaffsa aiITr Ii taken fnsrf-
rails ard acts aineelly upon nm flaeosl and
mucous surfpsm 0f the eTasnsn. lIsereby
destroying the fSun,iatioE Ut the disease,
ard giving the patient sfxenxft, building
mp the constitution and axAinting nature
In doing H. wsfk. The pfuprfafBra hssr
10 rnucA faith in the curative powers
fisHt thay uf1er the Hundred uDllan for
afy case that II falls To cure. brna for D
Hist III tez1imnnialA
n. i. CHENEY Il CO. ToIels, q.
- SuIa HI ItuRs1ztx. nc.
HAIR kxszt ~ are liz heaE
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be- received ut the Office OF
the County Clerk up 10 ~ O'Clock
noon Friday, August 30, 1909, for
80 cords Of good sound wocI fof
Court House and Jail Bids 10 be
opcned by the County Court and con-
tracts awarded Angus, 29th, 1909, at
? o'clock D. M The Court reserves
the righ, to reject any aud all bids.
THoS. II. STAN, Clerk.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
Waieh for 8 Chill.

However slight NJ this time uf year
aud in this climate, Il is the ioretun-
ncr to malaria. A disposition to yawu
and AN MI tired oul tseliug comes on
before a chill lIerbiue. by H. prompt
stimulaliVe action 90 the liver, drives
the malarial germs out of the system,
parties the blood, tones up The system
aud restores health SOC at City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Secretary Shaw says that il will not
do TO talk about revising The tariff now
that although il is 8 fact lhs' there are
unjust schedules In The tariff they mus,
b. let alone, fnF 10 an attempt was
made To pull one Of them ouI The ben
rIiciagies 81 those unjust schedules
would poll the whole structure down
ou The party How is that for an
acknowledgement Of scrvilc obedience
10 the trurisi Aud then Il comes from
an administration spokesman
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

There will be- Congressman
kaincy IN the next Congress, but he
will not hail from The Thirteenth Mis-
sour district; Mr.. Rohh will continue
to represent thi, district. Bnl the
Twentieth Illinois District Democrats
have nominated Henry r Eaincy, auI
Ia that district the Democratic uomua.
ton Is equivalent Ia an election.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Ia the Republican primaries 10 81.
Louis to elect delegates to tho Eleventh
Congressional District Convention
Congressman Joys disiric,) only
SOC votes were cast Not much on.
lhusiasm there.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Tho State Democratic Campaign
win be opened Of Joplin, on Tuesday,
September 0. Such brilliant orators
as Dave obeTmoyer of kanaas aud
Representative Carmaek al !asass-
see have been invited from outside the
State. The bone orators will include
Gov, Doekay, Fix. Gov. Stone and
the Democrats members Of Congress.
Tho railroads have conceded excursion
rates, and every county should send a
representative dalegatian.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

The editor oi The Dunklln Democrat
is 30 pessimIslle about our asylum that
be wants to bet thai 1t will not bc
ready by July /, 1908, for the recsp.
ton Of patients, So many postpone
menis have discouraged him.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Somebody poisoned the dog belong
Ing 10 the editor Of The DeSoso Repub-
liean and be IL 40 mad about Il shas he
says Tho dog stands better chance Of
getting to heaven THAI the ''putrId n.y.
blow" who poIso nod bin.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Ford d Sturgeon. = promiaeat drug
firm a, Rocky Hill Station, Ky., write,
''We were requested by liz. G.. u.
Suigiey 10 send tor Iierhlne for tho
benefit OF our customers. We ordered
three dozen In December, and we are
glad 10 say HeFbino has given such
great satisfaction tisas we have dapll.
eaied This order three tiuies, and to.
dsy we gaye your salesman aaesher
order. We beg to say DIR, G.. b.
Snigley takes pleasure IN recommend
lag Heshine. !" Doc hossle sf Chr
Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Dr. AlGnxa Tubbs Of Usage County
has been nominated for Congress BY
the Republicans u the Ninth Congress
sionaI District. While a member Of
the Legislature, Dr Tubbs voted fuY
tho bill authorizing the issue of GER
tiicates Of indebtedness, aud therefore
aided In ''looliug the school fund, -
Columbia Statesman.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Mr. j. ricrmont Morgan is prumut-
ing a gigantic ocean shipping mon.
opoly, aud the Republican party is
promoting a gigantic ocean shipping
Subsidy, which. IL the shippine sub.
sidy bin is passed by our Republican
Congress, will rob the people Of mil
lions annually to give to Mr. Morgau's
monopoly. DO the people want to be
taxed and robbed for this purpose?
The way to prevent It Is 10 displace the
Republican Congress.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
Democratic Ticket.

Representative thirteenth district
LDM ARD ROBE
state senator Twenty sixth District
JuiiN g.. BRADLEY.
COUNTY TICKET.
Representative
JOSEPH DUNkLtN.
Presiding Judge County Court
g. I. TuLLoCil
Associate Judge FIRST District
JOHN A. si'HuTr.
Associate Judge serond District
JOHN NJ. WOOD,
circuit Cierk and Recorder
,. e. WILLIAMS
County ClcrE
J. A, LAWkENtt,
Collector
FRANK RICHARDSON.
Prosecuting Attorney.
-, u, hARHt ny
Treasurer
Is J, HEN~LEf.
Probate Judge
j, Ar GOzSpM
sheriff
a.. NJ MURPHY.
Public Administrator
CHAr. =. NIth~uN
Coroner
mn. a. L. EtAN@
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
FARM pI,upruly

be-. ~ 'gF,a mlnrrnl property, tocaiod near
'''.' h'"r'. trio" $50" nn easy tcrma.
l'tHrrgr iu sln. NgUys lrvp rnuntg si,,ut
niug miles northeast "a rtrtuin .5t..p 80,
h;lfa fruW Difnrr fiuuue Trrfn uf flHt illyrT
1nA "ne W!Ie iraW Turles sam ttunli ~
..z5lt NV, t"nE. tlrl' tafn, dUubir iuE
.tahi', ana rraHary ru premises t,unI
spFuE H Hrras Boo cultivation. ll,laprf, In
4''Hl ttutff lrffH ilHr forms south hlun
lintF tiut. ruN trees uH place Price
s''-'. "' 1871 'i'"' i'' in"n property,
SIS acres near Nul q, a. In Ste Gcnc.
we've county & miles lrHm No. Rs,
pnd eight WHrs from Pennington N arTrs
M rrltiyntluu ialAury To thnbr An can
hy cultivated except = Jrfe4. a sfIrgdjl
t ,,s. ti'.n t"'t .rNnfs, riflern cellar.
tom fr."r - .EHHF wi.l trade.
Gl acres fH str ueupyiyrr count, ,,Dil,s
Ifom Pennington nnd iusi s4utii nj iiurks
hFlRhhAFii"'sI p acres lb cultivation k3
1gIss Ead t'uiwr Price - mu WIN seU
ar trade
~aarrFH urar hngb TICK guaa urg six
T1uut HHas'. .Ari orchard welt az house
ana barn, plenty Hf small fruit 81 acres
tu ru'fihniI.n fua uiI under fuure splcu
lfH %. aliHHiI.JHN Hru nuf r minutes walk
b. r'in". afHufrh bells fn hrItiup Price
0 Hrrrs miles uuuun Pennington.
iHha in .AHN NHu-,. hIU uud 80
irNitf.ss ilHu HaN
,rrrs mHs, .garn Pennington m
zion TtH fuuW HHgs# barn and urHurry.
Frtce 81 .as
II },u nw' Co -rI0 90 trade, COME
and h'' }"ut property with w.
IWNiN & SWIM
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
Cured ParaIysls.

W. s. Bally, 4, Y, True, Texas,
writes "aIy wife had bern suffering
fiye yrars With patulysis IN her arm,
when was persuaded 70 use Ballard
snow Imminent, which cured her all
right have als0 used IL for old
sores, frost bites, skin erapiious. II
does the work. " 25c, DOC and 81 90
bottle at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Russell Sage, the great octogcnarisu
capitalist and largest individual capit-
alist IN the country, says that "com-
binalions Of all great industries are a
menace To the government; that they
will result in terrible panic aud
eventually bring about financial ruin
such as was never dreamed NJ. lie
says it Is better 10 have the great in.
dustries divided among several indiyid-
usls than combined IA one great cor.
poration
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

The doclors Of Poplar Bluff arc
already making arrangements 60 en-
terrain the Southeast Medical Assncia-
ton this foil
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28

Robert Vance. who works in the
Clark hub factory ri froason. had hts
ars1 80 badly msagled By The knives
In aue Of The laabes. o. The itsh,
TINT the whole arm had 10 be Ampa-
safesl.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-28
NOTICE TO
BRIDGE AND OTHER CONTRACTORS.

&oiiee Is hereby given that. ln Obedience
% an 0rsteG OF tne Uoanty Court Of 81.
FfnDeuis tnuflaS. Missouri. sessled htda win
be feCelvsd w tbs under signed up TO ona
O'eloek u NJ Friday, August IA, lay,
at fne County Clerk II otfares In Farming
.uu. ~, Francois county Missouri, E1r tie
construction. r0aapseSluf and maintenance
fsf tw0 Ye@Fa. 81 ohe steel bridRS fsuYser,
rtrucfurwl over ~. FraAeNis Rt-ef on
fnrmingsnn and Iron Mountain aruves
road, cnnsletinR 81 twa Spans. earh 81 feet
Inches osii 70 eat, alSouf = feat high and u
feet roadway
All material aEsS laiyur ~ lse furnished
NJ Contractor ara to On constructed and
cnsnpssteH according to the plans AID
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