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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-21

Stuhldreher block Thursday evening,
from ) to 8 o'clock. The supper was
well patronized and neat sum was
realized
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-21
HOT WAfFLES
An d Chicken Served by Ladie
of u B. Church
lspecIal Correspondence.l

Barberton, Nov. 2l.--The ladies' Of
the United Brethren church served a
hot waffle aud chicken supper in the
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
Better send Hin Bnrk.

The district can III afford TO shelve
at this Sine as good aud inRoeutial o
Representative IA Mr.. Rcbb has proven
himself to be. The Missouri dslega-
ton Is now one OF the strongest tAese
Ia In Congress. i.s members all being
men II mafked ability aud much ex-
perlcnco. The Democratic party
needs i,s strongest aen al Washington
nov, more lhRa nl any other thine 10
years. Grea; questions will divide
The Democratic and Republican parties.
and we need strcna,h and influence TO
make q record for the pAiry aud 10
combat the strange doctrines aud
dangerous tendencies of the Repth.
lican party Of To-day. The men cnm-
posing the Democratic delegation Ia
Congress from this State are men ol
eminent ability, experience aud in.
iincuce aud the party should think
twice before substituting tor them
neW, untried and inexperienced men
who can do little else but sil and look
on while great issues are being do.
baIed and very serious matters settled
jackson Cash Book.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
MissOurl's Siropg Delegation.

The Missouri delegation In Congress
commands universal respect. II
ability and patriotic devotion to the
peoples interest Il Is outrauked by nt
other. Senators Cockrell and Vest
hold q front position 10 the Senate.
Senator Coekrell Is looked upon AZ
0ae of the fathers of the Senate, pos
sessIng the confidence Of all parties
and looking after legislation with a.
much care aud interest rs IL the
Government belonged TO him. DE
Almond is the most pusgent debater
In the liouso and yields strong In.
nuenec, while Champ Clark, by bis
genius, bis oTatory, his originality and
bis courage, not only commands
close attention, but bias attained In 6
brief period as wide national fame as
any Congressman OF his time. These
members OF Missouri are conspicuous
over the other mcmbeTs from this
Stale largely by reason Of seniority.
All OF our Missouri members, es-
pecially our own representative, MF.
C0oney, and Messrs. Benton, Cowherd,
lsobb and Cochran. rank among the
abIest members of the House. They
make a Missouiian proud Of bis State.
Columbia, Missouri, Herald.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
one OF The sslld Mea.

IL has been truthfully said that the
longer An honest and Industrious man
Ia In Congress, the greater his value 10
his constituency becomes. Edward
Bohb, who so sbly represents this
district, is spoken OF as one Of the
''solid" men Of the Missouri delega-
ton, the best average delegation in
Congress. lie Is not Of the SNOWY,
meIeorie sort, but his opinion has
weight with men older In service and
oitener In newspapers. Ills work IN
securing appropriation for ieVying the
Mississippi in the eastern end Of the
district and having surveys made Of
Current and Black rivers with q view
Of having them uayigabls, are well
known. But hts careful ntteuslon TO
every matter entrusted 10 bis care, no
matter how small, is only known to
those who have business In Washing
ton 10 his hands. Honest, able and
industrious, bis experience fts him
now 90 GIL the position with slill more
honor TO himself aud his people.
democrat Dent County, Bulletin.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
Southeast Notes,

| There are emily eight eolorctl chiidFai
Of school age Ia Piedmont.
The irouton Register says the appli
crop of Iron county will be a complat.
failure.
John Fassell, while full Of whIske,
and cat of money and work, K illes
himself at Jackson on the 2Ist.
The Red Men, Cheyenne Tribe IS,
at Poplar Bluff, are preparing to hav,
big celebration on the 9Th OF July
1t was estimated that waterworks Al
Ffsderiektovn woald cost $50, 900,
80 the idea Of having them was aban.
doaed.
The Bismarck Accommodation niay
run 10 Fredericktown, as the land fol
the tura-table has been donated fcr
that purpoee.
The Pastlme club nj jackson was
dissfgsnixed last week and billiard
table, pool table and other furnishings
were sold fag $40.
Cag,sln X. A. coilIns Of pisillont
died suddenly on The 2ist, aged SO
years. aud was buried In tho Coulod.
crate cemetery at ifigSinsyillO.
The Poplar Bluff Citizen says Ii has
good authority for stating that thirteen
passenger conductors on The Iron
Mountain are 70 be discharged lhls
month.
Thirteen soldiers from tho rsfae range
near Arcadia were arrested at Irouion
for being druuk and disturbing the
peace. Fivc wcra held sor trial and
u cosl each FINE uf $40 end costs.
The fnsuager Of the opera housa al
Charlottesville Intends 10 bring suit
agasoas Gov. Bob Taylor for breach
Of contract Ia not filling hls lecture
engagement In February or giving 9
mes dHsa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
Cures When Docters Pail.

Mrs. Frank Chiasson, Patterson.
La, writes June 9Th, 1901. III had
nlalarial fever In very bad form, was
under treatment by doctors, bat "a
sOou Us I chopped taking their med
medicine the fever would return. |
used sample bottle Of Herbine, found
II helped me. Then bought two bot.
ties, which completely cured noe.
feel grateful TO you for furnishing such
sp!sadid medicine, and can honestly
recommend il 10 those suffering from
malaria, rs 1t win surety core them. {"
Herbine, BOO per bottle at The City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

President Roosevelt has decided
that lie cannot interfere with the horse
and mule shipments from Port Chal-
melt, La, for the British army In
South Africa, and yet the reports
show that this Is $ supply camp under
British authority II ever there was
supply camp in q neutral country.
His decision virtually gives Great
Britain freedom TO use this country as
If It we're her own territory for pro.
curing supplies TO crush out the Beers.
Because it IL an official act Il iastens
on US more completely than anything
else thus far tho Disgrace of aiding
and abctIing the South African chime.
Indianapolis SeBtaneI.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

Judge bearing opposed primary
election two years ago for nominating
n candidate for Congressman. The
editor Of the potosi Independent, who
:s chairman of the Congressional Com.
mlitee, has IN biz possession 4 proxy
which Judge bearing used at the sec
ond meeting Of the Congressional
Committee two years ago to vote
against the primary. IL Is known
that the influence which persuaded him
to 20 back on HE word to Walter
Hensloy and como out as a candidate
ior Congressman against Mr. Robb
came from the convention f4crs who
fought the primary election plan 20
stubboruly two years aga. AZ the
proxy mentioned by the Independent
proves, Judge bearing was cheek by
jowl With the anti-primary election
fellows then. Il he still against the
primary plan'
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

The Democratic Convention IN the
Twenty second Senatorial district last
seek failed to make q nomination,
and the whole matter was referred
back to the people and a primary cleo.
ton is to be held to nominate a eandi.
date That Is the district from which
Senator Orchard halls, aud opposition
TO him on account Of his close relation
with the lobby has much to do with
che trouble there. Orchard ought 10
DO defeated for the nomination, bat be
has positive following, and as there
are several candidates in the field the
opposition vote may be 50 divided that
be will bob up again as the nominee.
Iie and bis friends agreed to refer the
matter back to the people In a primary
on the condition that allthe candidates
would sign a written agreement to re-
main in the field. II was foolish
thing for them to do, fer that is The
only way that Orchard stands any
show Tor the nomination in a primary.
The anu-lobby Democrats of thai dis
sriot ought to get together and agree
HPoa some one Of the other candidates
and stick to him.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

Whites Cream vermlfuge has
achieved g worldwide reputation a.
being the beat OF all worm dcs,royets,
and for It's tonic effect ON weak and
Rn'hFiiiy children, ss Il neusraIizns the
aeidily or sourness Of the stomach, ins-
proves their digssiion aud assimilation
OF food. strengthens their nervous pys-
tcms and restores them to The health,
vigur aud elasticity of spirits natural to
childhood. 25e as Ciiy Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29


Governor Dockery's construction Of
che law bearing upon the appointment
Of auPenuiendents of our insane asy.
Iums is that the applicants shall haye
had practical experience In the treat
ment Of diseases of the mind In some
recognized insane institution. II this
construction Is adhered to. DIR. +. T.
Hall Of Potosi Is probably tho only
physician in the district Of insane
Asylum No. &. located NJ Pennington,
who alls Tho letter OF the law. He
served number Of years In The FuI.
ton asylum and bis ability and ailcl-
cheney wesc recognized by second
appointment. He finally on bis own
motion resigned tho important post be
heid there. DIR. Hall is physiclan
Of fire experience, one af the most
arr-sssfnl IN the s,ain, has,. sadorae-
gant Of tlle Southeast Mhsusni Medical
Association, and Is snaR Of the hsgh-
est moral worth and Chrsssian char.
actor Insane Asylum No. 4 lie al
Southeast Missouri Institution and ia
silleers oariss 10 ae selaessa frosa this
part of the state No far - practicable.
No better mau faf sAe petition af sa- |
rcsanssadest than pf- Hall. stho pas-
ssssss'sioag With his other good qual.
isiss. 1ne executive ability, can l.
luuad anywhere ela1 IN the sssasa. |
Governor nosksry would do wall to
tubs faos. |
4 u
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

The leaders Of that political element
which IS opposing sir Bradley for
State Senator arc the one. who brought
out Judge bearing for Congress In this
dis'ric; and are lighting Robb The
labor vote Of st. Francois county
would do well TO bear this fact In mind.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

A characteristic story Is told Of Abs
Graber, the well.known Ee@ York
lawyer. When he was a boy looking
for something 10 do, he saw 3 sign,
''Boy Wsnies." hanging outside Of 9
store In New York. lie picked up
The sigH aud catered the store. The
proprietor met him. "What did ycu
bring that sign In hore iorF' asked
tbe s,oFeseepeT. s.Yoa won's need il
any mora" said youns Griber, cheer
ially. I'm going to taka tho job.----
Washington Port.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
Sgrlng AIlsscnss

There ID al aching and tired saul.
ing; the liver, bowels saii sidneyz
become sluggish aud Inactive, the
digestion impaired. With little or no
anpstile, No ambition for anything.
and feeling that the whale body mad
mind nseds sonIRg up. The sruable
y. shas during winter, there has bean
a,s accumulation al waste matter In
the system. iaFhiss will remesa Ii.
secure to the secrssIeas q right exh.
add BY IT. tonic etfes1a fully vsgora
the wssied Tissues and gre sssenz.h Ia
place Of weakness. 600 II CRY IssrE
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

The convic,s al The Missouri State
PeuitcntiaFy refused to oai the beef
supplied TO the institution BY the
trust, and The Wardcn has begun an
ioveslig alton rs 10 its quality.
The Board Of Review di-appfoyes
the verdict Of the court. martial exon
eating Major Waller and Lieutenant
Day for the execution OF FiIipinos on
the Island Of Samar.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
FOR TAsss VIVA Lire o. fsrsus.

DR.. BsrRsn. PanA. Eil., wsEfss: ~
have used IlaIaard's snss Linimant;
always rutemnend Il 10 ms srseudH.
~ ! an confident there i no better
made, II u dandy tss saras. y
lhcss who lire On farms ere ezpeesaslg
liahie y maHT aeeidsnsal lnsas. eass
aud hraissss which heal rapidly eshsn
Hallard's snnw I1nimenl II applied.
y shaula aaways be- Kept IL The hanss
far rasAs 81 emsrxsney. "a, 5je
Aad \ ! i GasS Drag ssare.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
NOTICE TO
BRIDGE AID OTHER CONTRACTORS,

Nustce Is hereby given that, IN obedience
20 an order oft thu tlnunty Ucnrf uf ID
Francois County. Missouri, saased hids will
he received ~ the undersigned nn To one
O'Clock T.. ~ Tuesday. Jurs lufh. 1871
at tbe County CieFk's once, 10 Farming.
ton, ~. Francois county, Missouri. fur tie
construction and maintenance for tugo
years Of two steel highway bridges. In ali
their details.
one bridge over VOL. Greek, on County
Farm Rad ne ar Riekua' ford, three miles
southeast Of Pennington, consisting Of
one sPan - Ieet C. 20 C., ~ feat roadway,
and twu ntptg0enis containing as cubir
Far0s OF stone masonry. as shown on tho
plan and specifications adopted by the
County Court and on file In the Cuuhiy
Clerks Once.
one steel bridge over Ksnnedy's Branch,
"a ~. Mary's road, two miles southeast OF
Pennington, consisting Of enc span 36 feet
G. for.s u feEt roadway, as shawn on plsH
and specifications adopted BY the County
one
kich bridge tobe constructed and couple.
ted accertfiag To afuEvsnid plans ard spaci-
ficAtlons. Alf material ana labor to no
fuFllahef ~ contractors. A certified check
OF @iae payable 70 " Fransnls county shall
accompany enef it'd a. q guarantees of good
faith. THE KaereSayui bidder sAaM execute
bond and coatFaet for the faithful perform.
anre OF the work.
The COUNTY tiaart reserves the right 20
reject any ~ al tisfH.
Nay Is, nzH. GAM'L T.. AsnUgY
Road ana Bridge Commissioner.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
. CANDIDATES. ANNOUNCEMENTS |


WE aFe Authorised 10 announce
w ". *. STfgk
Of o.. Francois county as a candidate Tor
state senator from tho Twenty sixth sana
turiai district. sunieet to the nomination
nf the Democratic party.
y1TE ara authorized 10 aRnouhcs
w JOHN l.. BRADLEY
OF IT. Frnncois coansy rs a candidate for
state senator from the Twenty sixth Esnn
soriai District. 6uh1ect to the nomihation
OF the Democratic party
WE are authorized TO announce
w J. Y. MfTCHIM
Of jefferson county rs candidate for state
Senator from the twenty .sixth Senatorial
Dissriet, subject to the nomination Of tns
Democratic PARTY.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

The Hau-as Cily journal sarcasiically
asas: "s!ow would il do 10 compel
our soldiers 10 usc Blank cartridges in
The iu,crr, Of humanity and gentle
ugsss'' To which the indianapolis
Sentinel periucatly replies: al; w.a!d
be mosl excellent thing TO 10 n hen
shooting at children over ten years
Of are
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

From the expressions we hear from
farmers and others IN different paEts
o. the county, Mr.. Kobb will carry
this county Ia the Democratic primary
by q good round majority.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

Hon John l. lradley's nomination
for State Senator would add several
hundred votes 10 the Democratic ticket
in this district; not that Mr. Mhchini
would rot make a good Senator, but
because MT bradley is the recognized
iayuritc Of ths largo Labor vote IN the
district He has their confidence, and
they would stand closer by the ticket
II lee were on 4
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

From present appearances Hon,
John l., Bradley's majority Tor thu
Democratic nomination for State Sen
ator sill 10 over zoo In this county,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

Merrill ripkiu Is candidate for
Democratic Congregational Committee
man from this county Mr. Hpkin
stands for the primary election plan of
nominating candidates for Congress
man. Democrats should in-ist on
candidates FOR Committeeman debating
their position on this question.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
FoR REPRESENTATIVE.

WE ore authorised 10 announce
w JOSEPH T.. DCNkLiS
40 candidate for Representative. subject
% tine nomination of tas Democratic party
WE are authorized 10 announce
w JOSEPH PIAEERToy
rs a candidate for Representative. suhyecI
to the nomination Of tho Democratic party
WE are authorized 10 announce
JOHN u. HiGIiIKY
ne q candidate for Representative. anbgeei
10 the nomination of the Democratic party
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

The burglar jimmy known a. The
'ship subsidy" with which II Is 10
tended to break into The United States
Treasury, has been hidden away ia
convenient Congressional pigeon hole
until after the election and the people
20 to sleep again. Then, during the
second session, Hanna and hs naI-
will once more begin operations vith It.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
Trustees Sale

NhereatA. : narrig.aud mrdig n. Harris
( MS wife. 10y their certain gdDt,d ~ trust
dated the ist day OF ltecnmirF HsIa. ana rr
Cordrd N the Recorders ufiirr uf 81 FrHn,
co.'s county Missouri, in book D.. al page an.
coaveyed 10 the undersigned t.Truste, thf
fniloWinH described real estate situate tv
Ing anu helng Ia thp cgaHtY Of ~. Francois
ana state nf Missouri, fu.Wft
Al OF Tot I've, hiDcR one, leased frum ~
louis smelling and RefininR Com pans. ard
Shown on thfiT private map
winch SAID conveyance was made IN trust
TO secure the PAYMENT OF a crtFain prlmia.
sdfs note IN said Gssd dtsrFillsu and where.
M ~ the terms OF said nQed o. trust satd
NOTE 10 now past due and remains unpaid.
now, therefore, ~ accordance With thu pro.
visions uf said deed. ana at the request Of
tho legal holder of said note. J. the under.
signsd trustee, VIII. on
Thursday, June 0, 1901,
between the hours Of nine clock in the
tlranu1n ami Ave oCiucE ia the afternoon
uf that day, az the soath frnnt door az the
Court House. IN the city Of Farmluatun, 81
krnncnlE county, Missouri, sen al public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the
foTeguinK described rial estate for the I,siy.
pnsF.ni satisfying said Ruts and the coais Ot
executing this trust.
So JEFE u. ufGmLKY. Trustee.
Mag Il, ieG2.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

An Aaeslcan worship will carry 10
England the body Of Ire Iate Lord
fsassefsris, Ambassadors 70 he reised
saase<.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

WE are authorized to announce
w J. A. LAWRENCE
as q eandidnta for Cierh nt the UouBty
Court, suhiacf 10 the nomination AZ the
Democratic party.
WE are authorised to announce
ROBERT v. TfII.AAN.
as a candidate sor elsa oI Essn coaray
Court. subject TO ths nomination o, the
CIRCUIT CLERK AND RECORDER
WE are sashtatzad 10 announce
w J0sErH G. WILLIAMS
as q candidate for fe.elsction 70 the ogice
Of Clerx Of the Circuit Court and Recorder.
suhtect 10 the nomination OF the Bono.
cratic party.
WE are authorized TO announce
w WA A. TETLkN
Of i,Dnns rerrt as candidate foE Clerk Of
The Circuit Court and Recorder, subject 10
the nomination OF the Democratic party.
FOR SHERIFF.
WIS are authorized 20 announce
w }. n. @RMAh
as n candidate fer Sheriff subject 10 the
nomination of the Democratic party.
VEvE are authorized 10 announce
w u. NJ. tsUNDAYl MURPHY
as candidaln for shorif. snbgect 20 the
nomination Of the Detnoeraiic party.
WE are authorized TO announce
w CHAs. N. ADAMS
rs candidate F0r ruvriE. subject 20 the
nomination Of tho Democratic parry,
EuE arsCauthoFiged to announce
LOUIS N. BgAvE.
ns q candidate for sherIg, subject 20 tina
nomination OF tine Democratic party.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
WE are authorized to announce
w PARkHUnsT sI.EETH
as a candidate for Prosecuting Attornuy.
subtsct 10 the nomination OF the DomoE
cratic party.
WE arr authorized 20 announce
w u II. MAHBURY
rs candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
subject 20 tho nomination OF the Demo-
cratic party.
WE are authorized 90 announce
" y. NJ. CARTER
IS a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney |
subject 90 the nomination Of the Demo- |
cratic party.
FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR.
WE aru authorised TO announce
w FRANK gfgWARDaUN
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
Notice II ksFehy gfvan THAT letters Of cd.
ninlatKnti0A were granted "a tina uadaF.
aaGHaa bT the Esrob@sa EpuFt O. n Franrnls
ceunty, MiAeunfs, dated ths &4th duy az
May. EaSs 0a tins estate Of
WALTER HARMON, Deceased.
81 persona having claims against said
estate ART required 10 exhiOis thaua to the
Administrators tor allowance within cos
year from tire date OF said letters or tlsey
sstaF re prenlndesl from any beaasg Of said
estate. ard u NOT exhibited TOR allowances
within two years from the data Of Eatd lss
tiers they viii be- forever barred.
= q. GOLDEN,
May %. 1854. Administrator.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

FOR JUSTICE OF The PEACE.
VUE are authorised 10 announce
w.S. LEVEL
a. candidate for Justice OF tisa reace OF
". Francois Township. snhtset To slsa nom.
Ration Of ths Democratic party.
yyR are authorized to announce
G;Eo. W. u0vTgGTox
~ candidate FOR justice Of the reaea saF
a.. Francois Township. xufssars to aae nusn.
nation Of shs Democratic party.
uTE ara authorized 10 announce
5. VI. MgIEKNNx
~ q candidate for Sasfine III flls FnAee ior
1t. ErEnesss Townshsp. ssh5ses 70 tins noun.
inatIon Of tiAe ssaaagcratsr Party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29
ron CONSTABLE.

ron CONSTABLE.
EEyK @xe authorised - snnpaars
0kuHuE u sss<aa9R
rs n eandsdats fos FssslsetEun 10 siss uesce
of CnnsSabss Of 1t. rrRnraIs township. euss.
sses " nozainattan 81 sazs I,nsaocsafse party.
WE nxe authorised 70 aanuesnan
IssFIs II. fIsAxMkI3.
n ! r1nftssass fpg cssaxgHhis III 4. rFnmrxss
zanIees e tas asssataafinn I'll I'm
xn<naszatse psFars
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

FOR PROBATE JUDGE
yNyE are authorized to announces
w JEnE s. GosSnM
az canildsts for re election 10 the ONCE OF
Judgs Of the Pronats Coafs. sabteet 10 the
nopiinassog Of ths Democratic party.
"a mFw Authorised "a anncaaee
u. @ TUCKER
as o candidate fuT IuaEe OF shs Probate
Court. sss.-.sSS.s to ths nomination Of the
Democratic party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

FOR JUSTICE OF COUNTY COURT,
FIRST DISTRICT.
WE are authorized to annoance
w ROBERT A. BOYD
as a candidate fer Associate Justice Of the
County Court In the first District, subject
10 tins nomination of the Democratic party,
WYE are authorized 20 announce
JAMES ". DOSE
az candidate for Associate Justice of me
County Court In the FIRST Districa. sab1eri
TO nomination of the Democratic party
VKyk are authorised announce
w JOHN A. sfH0aT
as candidate fnr Justice of the ccaasy
Court IN the first district. mh1ert to the
noTninatson Of the Democratic party.
SECOsD DISTRICT.
WE are authorized to announce
john M, Wo0D. JR,,
nc candidate for 70 election to fha oeics
Of Justice OF the County Court In tbs Sec.
ond district, subject a. ths nomination Of
flas Democratic party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-29

When you want a
Trunk or VaIise
come and see our Inc.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-07-29

Fourteen years
travelling in Amer
ica. He snccess-
fully treats all dis
eases of horses,
mules aad cattle.
He takes up rup-
ture and cures wa
ter seeds. He OPP