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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-01
RETuRNs TO HAWAII.

HILO, March 27.-Alexander ST. Mar
tin Macintosh, who for several years
was a member of the Foreign office
staff in Honolulu, arrived in Hio on
the Annie Johnson after an absence of
two years. He will remain in Hilo a
few days and will go to Humuula
Sheep Station where he will take a
position,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-01
JAPANEsE RICE HORSES.

HILO, March 27,-At Hoolulu Park
on Tuesday afternoon there was half
mile match race between two horses
owned by Japanese the stakes being
$3.50 a side. One horse is owned by a
Hilo Japanese and the other by a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-01

LANCE-CORDERO-In Hilo, March
%, at the residence of Mr.. Miguel
Pleasant street, h. ID. Lance and Miss
Stella Cordero. Rev. Bapuste off,
ciated.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-01

Fine Book and Commercial Printing,
Star Office
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
A Most Liberal Offer.

All our farmer readers should TAXI
advantage Of the unprecedented club
biHg ofasF we this year make, whiel
Includes with this paper The Liyt
hlock indicator, lis special Farmers
Institute sditious and The Poultry
Farmer These three publications are
The best Of laciF class aud should bE
In every farm hansc. 70 them We
add, for local, county and general
aows, our own paper, aad make che
price Of the four osss year only
si.zs. Never before was 70 mrch su-
peFior reading matter offered fCf 81
small an amoGat OF money. The
shrce papers named, which we el.sl
with our swn, ara well Known through
cut the West, and e4mmead shuui-
selves 10 she FeaAer's favorable a,len-
tIon npeE snere sacnlIon The Liys
Jloek Indicator Is the greas aasieal-
tnral asts Hire Stock paper Of the Wes,
and southwesss The Poultry FaEmsr
is the most practical poultry paper fus
The sasmAF. while The special Farmers
institute Editions are The mosi prac-
sioal publications for the promotion d
good farming ever pablishad. Take
advantage 81 shis great aiieE. - Il wllI
hold good fsir ! sauri siuss only.
Samples Of tlsase papers nasy b ex-
amincd by calling vi this Office.
IHg fARaIxaT1s TfaEs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
Trustees Sale

Whereas Richards Payne OF she cry Of ~
Louis, ~ his certain deed Of trust, dated
tue 18th day ~ Stay, i@s1. aud recorded N
the Recorders Office OF - Francois county
Missouri, Ia deed book "a. page 40, cun.
NeEod pthe anderriFn JOHN T.. itsay 81
toe city ana county cfssa. Gphavieye. Siat0
~ Mlesourt thu following Described real
estate. situate, Tying ami helna In ina
count 2, ~. Francois and state 0f Mis-
snari. 10. wit.
the northwest fractional ,,tartaFo Of sec.
ttoR one iu, township thirty seven tAfi
range t0ur 40 EAST. containing one haaareg
thirsY ,threr and hogty-titrre hundrelhi
Nhieii said conveyance vas made IN trust
20 secure the pgymauf OF hts ceffalfalFufn
lssoFY notes N said deed deseTlbed, and
Waereae iwp Of eatf notes ard Interest have
ssfcofsta hut and arr aapaid, a1sN IhrfQlaFe
~ nEcuttiGnrA with the PROVISIONS Of eatl
deed Of trust. and nf tile reuuesg az she
legal hG4dErs 0f Hatd nnaes ! will pfuceed
20 sell the above sfgarrfhrd rsai estate al
the Court House door In the eitY ~ YARN
tnBtun. IN the county of st. Freacuts. STATE
1ieTrsaid, 70 the highest bidder for cash. al
public auction, on
Tuesday, tho iIth day Of March. 1909,
between the hOarH OF nina n fa0 gnreucoH
ana nte in the nftcEnp0a ~ thAt dag. Il
satisfE sDid notes, together with the Gosf
nhd expense Of executing tnis trust.
JOHN I. HoGs, Trustee,
Dated this isih das OF February. 1917.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
The Conimoner.
gsir. Bryan's Paper (,

The Comnoner has attained
within six months from date
of the FIRST issuc a circulation
OF 100000 copies, 9 record
probably never equaled In the
history Of American periodical
literature. The unparalleled
growth Of this paper demon
strates that there is room In
the newspaper Geld for a ma
!ticfial paper devoted to the
discussion Of political, ccono-
mic and social problems. To
the columns Of The Comnoner
Mr.. Bryan contributes his best
efforts; and his review Of polit-
icai events as they arise from
time to time cannot fail to in
terest those who study public
questions.
The Commoner's regular
subscription price is Sl.00 per
year. We have arranged with
Mr. Bryan whereby we can
furnish his paper and THE
FARMINGTois Tons together
for one year for s1.70. The
regular subscription price Of
the two papers when subscrib,
ed for separately is $500.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

Hon. John l.. bradley, VINO has
frequently noeu mentioned as a prob
able candidate Cor State Senator from
this dissrici, formally Announces him.
self for that position, subject Of course
10 the nomination OF the Democratic
parry. AIr. Aradiy has represented
st. Francois county two terms Ia the
Legislature, aud points with the aSsur-
Anco of approval to bis record In the
House aud as an earnest Of what bis
constituents may expec, OF him II he
Is nominated and elected. By reason
of bis introduction OF the eight hour
labor blll aud his success in getting il
enacted into law, and his work
towards getting through two weeks
pay bill for the employees Of the Cfys.
tal City Plate Glass Co, be stands
we'll with the miners OF the district aud
she glass workers, and Says be has
been urgently solicited BY them as wsll
rs others 10 make The race; tina, u
elected il will be his aim aud purpose
TO work for the interests Of the people
al all limes. Mr. Bradley Is we'll
known to the people OF this county, as
is bis record In The Legislature, by
which he is willing to stand ahd be-
judged. lie expects TO go before the
people, explain bis record and what
he stands for and let the people pass
upon 1t, and says be win be satisfied
with their decision.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

The table Of high school Statistics
presented ID the State school report
f0F 1901, says the Alexieo Ledger, mss
some interesting features uevcT before
presented. There arc s,ooo pupils
enrolled IN the public high schools 81
the State; there are 1876 high schools
having fail four year courses a total
Of 2ss high schools doing q Euliiuieni
imount Of work 10 arlicula,e With The
University. There ate more than 100
others doing two years high school
work, sufficient amour. 10 atticuiatc
them with the Normal Schools and
Agricultural College. Superintendent
CarFingzen thinks that wIthin the next
tN seats these $50 acl.ouls will BE-
afilealated with the colleges aaa ,hai
iuily 600 more vii be ofganIzed IL
The smaller towns aud vlllsges, eacl,
doing not lees ;sss :sa years Of high
school work.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

For the fourth time the National
Hcaee Of Representatives has passed q
concurrent resolution proposing con-
stltutional ARA tnnnt providing for
Che election Of Cplied States Senators
BY direct vote VI the people Hereto
fore this proposition has been thwarted
10 Tho Senate. VIII Il again suffer u
like Iates This movsmeat comes
from the people, AID !, h right that
their demands be needed. The acsiDe
II the Senate shoald be clnsnly
watched. and every ssnalsr who goes
on record agsinss Il or throws ANY et,-
stuction 10 its way narked Tor re-
sirement,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

'fi'hii5FT Il little doubt OF the guilt Of
most OF the persous who have been
Indicted by the st Louis grand jury
for bribery in municipal legislation.
and il would be = wholesome lesson II
They conld be convicted aud sent 70
the penitenitary, bat the high financial
and social standing Of some aud the
statute Of Limitation said 10 intervene
ior other, together with legal tcchni-
caliiies and 'bc laws delay, are OBJ
s.aclss that promise to retard and de-
fea; slow-psced justice
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
Trustees Sale.

Whereas Isaac Cohesion aud Lsebrll Cole
stoD, nY tlaais certain deed Of trust, dated
the lGfh d@y q Sunn. iss9 and recorded II
the Recorder % Office of ~. fmneBis euuhty
MissouFi, ~ ssoox al, az page sAu. c8nveyes
% tha nfsdrrsl gnea trustee the f1is0Rinl
eeacfinfd real ESTATE. same being leases
pfopet-y, tyinw SIM petun n fha county q
~ FEenrutx aud state ~ Missouri. 10 sslf
lot ia, block q, IN town oi Fiat River, auf
improvements theFran. whlsh said int j.
muFe luliy Described IN plat how "a pu4ses
stnu 81 Doe HuB feam GO
which eAid conveyance was usnes lR frusi
70 secure the payment Of certain pFnulis
sorry npte ~ said deed nf trust deAcrfh,fI
ana Wlipfcis. ~ the u rams u said deed 81
truss SAID note Is past uife ana remains On
pafas now. filaxgsnra, In accordance wtlh
fhp pfuTi1son& ~ said ..g-d 81 trust nHd III
the request of ffl@ legal holder OF s2ta note
T. the undersigned tFastae. win 90
Thursday, February 81. 1909,
betp zen tire hour Of nine O'CLOCK Ia IA,
faNuisooei and ffvo O'Clock In fise aftsrnOng
pl that day al tha koagB froni d1or al ths
couft House, ~ tlse city Of FaFminKs0n IA
eaid county OF ~ francois ard state u
hlrsqufi. sell ~ public auction 10 the EiEis
est bidder, fur rash, all the right, title,
claim and Interest ~ tbs said Isaac Gs-is,.
ktun ana iseisan Cohesion his wffp Of. IN ani
~ the fDfegning described real estate and
the impiWysBseBts thereon. a. safety said
note ana tho costs OF executing said trust
February 9, No.. trustee
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

The jefferson Democrat says "Air.
Robb now has Que Of the mcsl perfect
machines ever organized---one we'll
calculated to perpe,uaie its own exist
enes as well as Mr. Robb's official
life." Let's see; Mr. Robb's nomi-
nation is dependent on the decision Of
Democratic voters ut tho primary, aud
his election on ihe voice OF the peopia
at the general election. II the Demo-
cratic voters don't want him, how
could be or tho committee help them
selves2 II the Democratic voters do
want him, what influence Is Il that
would say them nayf We fear our
excellent contemporary is losing conf
denoc 10 the intelligence and Judgment
Of the people.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

South Csroliua's flro.eating Seua-
tors, between whom there is bitter
political and personal fsud, had a
rough aud tumble fight In the Senate
chamber last Saturday. Senator Till
man charged Senator McLauren with
voting for the ratification Of the treaty
Of Paris through the exercise Of iin-
proper inilusnces, when the latter de
aounced the former ~ liar ami thcy
went at It. The stsid old Senate was
shocked aud Mortified nj the exciting
and undigpified soFimmagc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
snIckeu HIlh paraIr.la.

HENDERSON Grimett Of this place was
stricken with partial paralysis and
completely lost the use Of one arm aud
side, After being trsaled By an etai-
uen, physician for quite ghile with.
out relief, my wife recommended
Chamberlain Palu BALM, and after
using iwo bottles Of IL be Is almost
entirely cured. --tieO. Il. Mcdonald,
Man, Logan eonRiy, w. Va. Several
other remarkable cures of partial par
alysls have been effected By the use q
this llaamcnt Il Is most widely
known, however, rs curc for rheum-
a,ism, spraias and bruises. For sale
BY Ciy Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

Notice i hcrphF given ihat letters Of I'D
teinistfatinu were granted tn the unaer
signed ~ the Probate Conrt uf 80. Fmneui'
county Als@ousi, datesl ihs 18th aaY III
January. He.. -. the estate Of
AfNSfb n. HIGiil.kY, Deed.
All pefsuas having claims against fait
estate ART required 70 exhibit iheta 10 fhg
AAMsnlkiutfiN for allowance within ons
year from tiIs ante ~ seid letters, or Sflny
may ha prerlHued frnul ans beHetit OF said
estate and II not exhibited fur allowance
within tive years fr1ta the dale of sAid ICE
ters They VIII iIe forever iarred
MARTHA A. HtGiffkY. Admsrx.
Januarf u, I4Ql.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

doHis. near Salouica, an The ESD inst
The American Secretary Of Legation at
Coastanlinopic adyancos the opInIon
that their abduction, 10 whieh the
people 81 Macedonia were IL syipya.
thy, was a political movement, and
was tho for purpose of raising money
to help The Msecdonians IN their cause
TO free themselves from Turkish rule.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

The lronton Register says 10 answer
10 our question that ''It would have
continued It's support OF Mr. Hcnsley
Rgslns, al comers,u II no had re-
manned In the race; aud now Il wants
TO know upon what grounds TnE TINS
"bases the insinua,ion It's question
raises" Oh, the uIacriiy with which
The Register was "off with the nld love
and on With the newt was Just a little
suggestive that Il was anxious for q
changc--that's al.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

II. G.. Dunn & C0.'s financial re.
view reports that tho coat Ut living
ssas 80 per cvut higher 10 1901 than
in 1897. According 10 tho last ecu
sus wages have decreased "a per cent
10 the last tea sears. II Il evsis more
to live aud the laboFeEs reserve less
wages, we fail To see where the vaunl-
ed liCpubiiean prosperity comes ia
Mexico Inteliigeneer.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

The New Madrid papers sem TO
think It right and proper " lynch a
negro, even though the grayess charge
that could have been bought agsinst
him was assault vi th intent 10 Kill
People who respcei law aRd human life
arc not disposed W ropdone the crime
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

Prof. n. u. lieHry OF Fredericktovu
has Withdrawn from the race 50 ; car
didate for State Superintendent Of
Public SohOvls. This, VIC believe,
leaves tx track clear for the present
incumbent, Prof. Darlington.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
Administrator Notice.

Notice = hereby given that letters " AZ
utinittrHtton wera EfNhtea 20 tho
undersigned ny the Probate auuft Of
~. francois euunty, Missouri. dated the
ath day OF February. iSs.. on fhe estate Of
JAMES WHITE. Deceased.
All persons having claims aRnlnss said
estate are Required to exhibit them 90 The
Administrator fuf allowance Within ono
Fe1F rum tue date of said letters. OF they
tasg IL DfSciadEa from ans henent of said
estate and " cot exhibited for allowance
wtghia two Ya1rs fTona tits date 81 Hgltl iet.
tiers they wifi b. forever haired.
ELI l.. WHITE,
February u, ia1s. Adm Z.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
Exeoutrix's Notice.

Notice u hereby given that letters tssta.
mentary watu granted to the underSigueii
~ fhs rIuhate GouFt Of "a FyAnenls roslats
N;sAsour,, dated tbs n,th day of January
SSs7. ng Tire estate OF
JEssE r. MARKS, Dec sased.
Al persons having claims against said
estate arc reQHiYeA 10 exhlsdt tAaut 10 he
Administratfi2 for allowance within ono
year from the date Of said letters. or they
in1y he pFwciudati from eny Denelit of said
estate; and II not eNainsted for allowance
Nithsn tS3o years frgiu ths Aafs eg satd let :
tars they with - forever iurfNa
kF.fxAKEfiI u. MAINS.
February g, isg9. Exrcaifix
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

The Iroutup Register refers To Air
kobb as , "mcdioeriiy.n II that
were true wc don't see how tue dis
irie, would be benefited by retiring
him 10 give place to another medioc-
riiy. We don't think the Registers
candidate has any advantage In point
Of ability over Alr. Robb.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
Executors Notice.

Nollee Is hereby given that iettefs gesgn
AiuntarY weFe Eraatsd sp the unfiefsisaetl
by tiie Probate tAsafs Of ga kss.Iseuls County
Missouri, dated the Hth day IF fNhruaFy
ilD2, on the etfats Of
fiASSAH 4. HAw, Dceea eed.
An persons having claims against SAID
estate are feaalreu IN exhibit them 10 TIL
Executor fDf allowance within pns
year from the date uf said letters, or tines
mny De rFccindefs from any benefit of Haisi
estate; and II ant exhibited tor aiiawa;srs
within Two years from the date OF said let
teEe they will b. forever barred.
=. + uAW,
February u. 1859. ExseufoF
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
Suglheast Nnles.

Airs. Mary Hill died at Ironton OF
tho 18th inst aged ~ years.
The kenueit Democrat already an
nnunees that an unusually large acre
age Of waiermclons will be planted.
On February nth John Valle wa
killed in Sic. 1eaevieve county By I
lFec falling on him as be chopped I
down.
The Polosi Journal announces tha
obituary notices must be boiled dowi
considerably 20 secure insertion, and
that verses don't e al all.
| John FEiohelle died At bis hssse II
Ste. 0eneglcve on the i4th, aged Sd
years. Mrs. Mary Aau IsisseF OF Ste
;enevieFe died on The i7th, agod IS
years.
Tho teachcrs Of The Arcadia public
school have set eommcndable exam.
pie In securing travelling iibEssy for
the use of the scholars and suFrouud.
lag public.
Tho Poplar Bluff Seminal complains
that while not d single marriage license
has haen Issued ssaee February Ssh.
about a duSen divorce eases we're flied
during that time,
II took IL a=yS to unsangie The
wires Of the electric light plant at
Kenneth ailer tho receni terrible sIect
storm. This telephone syslem rc-
qairad week longer,
uncla!nsi freigbi aud express park
ages will be aold al Kcnnrsl March
22d aud a COED many people viii have
la,s VI fnn buslag somsshiag for
aoihIag aNi nothing for sansetaIng.
A SIZE Gansrseve man Intends 10
take out o pase... az making thIngs
oas Of corn cuts. LIE has iasi COM
paete6 q walking stick, moaataa With
silver, TO b0 presented 10 Hon. u. Il.
Francis.
Two New Madrid hogs. Dolly Bar
ton aad WllI Hays. both about Is
ysaH old. were ass hualiag an The
18Th. They wesn foplIHg With . ran.
gitEtoa attempting To pull the gun
from Ilags. when Il wes discharged
and hEFtan was 70 aetieasly injured
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
ZOE SHERRY

NKyE are authorised 70 announce
w j. NJ. EEMAR
as a candidate for saertff, subject 10 the
nomination Of the Democratic party.
VXTE 1Fe authorized 10 announce
w VI. ~. tnoSDAXl hURPffY
~ a candidate fOr sheriff. rihiref 10 the
nomination Of the Democratic party.
WE are authorised TO announce
w gfiAs. If. ADAMS
as q candidate sor sheriff, subject 20 the
nnmsnai.on OF the Democratic party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
Times
THURSDAY, FEU, 81, 1909

we didn't intend 10 harrow the
feelings Of our amiAble neighbor, the
News. Beg pardon
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

FRINGE Henry Of GsrRlauy anu hts
party, after Stormy voyage. arnvoa
al New York las, Sunday ard were
given = royal welcome.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
clH0DlATEs' ANNOUNCEMENTS
ron STATE SENATOR.

tKyF are authorized b ahn@anee
w JOS. q. wEiSHOl.n
Of Perry County ~ CaadsFiaao fnr state
senator from tise Twenty sixth senatorial
District. sabjsrf 70 the nomination az the
Democratic party.
WYE are authorized 10 announce
w W. n. HwlNk
of IT. Fyarcois county rs candidate Tor
STATE senator from fhe Twenry-eixsn srna
toraal District. suhjeet TO tue namlnasiUn
~ the DcmooEatic party.
w JOHN l.. BRADLEY
Of Ft. Freneoss county Us rnn,lisate for
state senator from the Twonty sixth seaa.
tosiai District. snhlsci 10 this h0nlihatioN
of the Democratic party
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
ron COUNTY CLERK

WE are aathoSisea to announce
w ). 4. LAWRENCE
rs candidate for elrrk Of the County
Court, subject N the nomination Of the
Dem0entic party,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
FOR CRY COLLECTOR.

NNTE arr authorized ~ announce
w wM. l.. sAcEMANN
as a candidate Tor re election to the once
Of Collector og the Gi!y az Harrington. at
the municipal election to be held on Tues
day, April y. ias12.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

Nr0usFng sOgif oar 1tse. ttirn you Rrt en-
gagged IL sn unworthy cause AMI had batter
withdraw ffom u At once.
The Democrat No, only garbles our
words and places strained eonstrnc-
ton on what VIC said 20 Mr. EIensley,
but charges u With misrepresensIng
aud wrouging Judge bearing
SIC have never said anything since
Mr iIen'lcy's Withdrawal that could
be construed into undue soliei,nde, nor
did we ever try to dissuade OF discour.
age him. lie was already a pro-
nounced candidate when be solicited
cur support, but while We frankly told
him as friend what we thought about
bis running, we asmrcd him at the
same time that no would have our SUP
por; IL there were no contest batween
him and some other aspiraut from this
county, In which event wD would not
be drawn into local personal squab-
bic. His withdrawal was neither
soures Of regre. nor Of congratulation
" VA.
As 10 Judge bearing, We challenge
the Democrat TO produce a single
charge tha: we have made against
him OF a single misrepresentation. The
St Fnncois Herald said eve know.
too, that Judge bearing has given him
liensley) and his friends every rea-
son 10 believe, noE only that lac would
not DO a candidate himself. but would
icud al his support aud influence to
iIeHsIey." The inference is thai Mr
llenaloy would not have been a candi-
date but for this assurance, while those
who urged bis candidacy have clearly
implied that be would not have with
drawn il Judge bearing had not de-
eided to ruu. We said, and still say,
that II this we're lrie, thea JHjgs Dear.
ing acted 10 bad fniih--deceiyed aud
betrayed a fsicnd We slid il. not
out Of soliciludo for auy ono, hat be-
cause we do not approve of that klud
Of politics.
somo of Judge bearings friends
have since beea indirectly questioning |
the correctness of tho Bcraids state
ment Of the siluatIon---snd they must |
appreciate tho dIubtial position in
which Il places bins q: :!ieY would not
be- doing this--bat the Herald says 1t
stands By its statement, aaI we have
no. heard Of Nr Hensiey sE Judge
bearing denying it. truthfuiness.
The Democrat Il both unfair and H.
logical when il Attempts to associate
Us With an attempt TO ioFco IIeEsley
out of the race bcsaaEs We Thought
he would BE- heates,f In the first
place we had never given tho us4tter 3
serious thsught, and ia ihs secsnd.
il we wero for Robh, a. some Of Hens.
Iey's friends coaiend, why should we
have wanted TO force him ou, "a The
race Il VIC Thought he would b.
heatenF''
Then the Democrat sayst IAN tbs
swaaile Aboai Judge pcafiag playing
him (Ifeasleyl false aro haseless fab.
rieaiians. II be (llsnsleyl had stayed
I'd Desiring would have stayed cut; and
Il was only AZ his si.s-.-ll.,s'41 soIici.
satian and consent that Deasiaa be-
came d candidate. . Ii that Il trua. Ill
es..A.ages ss.a whole aspect of The situa.
ton, and the Hefald---Rlich has beoa
. very close friend and sasss.=.. sup
porter of Mr. iIensley---ia mistaken,
notwithstanding q has said ssWeI'
Hlah Il were possible for IA to be mis-
taken Ia The matter . The Herald
aisa ssid ''slr. Hebslef wisharaws
aow only because he rnall1sn too wall .
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
FoR CouNTY TREAsrRER.

I M Z nT0 nQfIoTiEpN 70 HnnnuUce
W s. ). ilESsI.Ki,
as candidate for County Treasurer. sub
| sect 20 the nomination OF tho Democratic
party
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

WE arr authorised 10 announce
w JOSEPH II. BUNKiIN
as a candidate for Representative. subject
n the nomination OF the Democratic party