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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25
SAT- cRAWLEY KILLED
Charley Jennings Splits His
Head Open with
an Axe.

sam'lS. crapley mes sudden and
horrible death last Saturday evening
about $50. from double biz Ak 10
the hands Of Charley jennings. The
deed was committed on the farm Of
Joha D. Hisbley, about four miles
southwest u town. Jennings bad
formerly worked for cFawley. but los
some time bad been working for
Mr.. HlghIey. Tho facts as CLEANED
from ihe tesllniony AT the coronef's
Inquest were, that Cravley was seen
10 drive up 10 Jennings Cont gate.
Tie called Jennings Out TO the fence
and told him lhat be was going TO
kiIl him because Of something he
(JenHlngs) had said. He wns seen
% strike 1t Jennings and il is sup.
posed Il was theu that he cut Jea-
nings' inamb. After this tsouble 81
the gate there were no more witnesses
70 tbo deed, excepting Mrs Jennings.
Jennings himself testified that cAu
next got ont Of bis buggy and advanced
on him, chasing bim throagh the
frunI yard ADD into the house. Jcn-
pings then went ont 10 the barn aud
PROCURED an axe. tie oame back
atuBnd the house aud mel Cfawlcy on
trout porch. Jennings says that
Grawley again advanced on bin with
The kuiie, saying he was goiUg 70 Nil
him. fben Jeunings struck CrAwley
nth the axe There were 10 all four
i.aass, neatly nil vi them hoiug Ia a
horizontal line. as slough the blows
we're struck By - side swing Of the
aSu. crawley nIuss have died 10.
stantly, as the top Of his skull was cut
almost completely OF.
The testimony Of Mrs. Jennings
|eoueborates that Of Jennings. The
kuile. which was Identified a. being
Crawlcy's, was fonnd lying near. The
only peculiar thing was the position Of
Cgawley whrn tho coroner arrived.
lie was 10 cr0acaiug position as
though he were trying TO &c, away
from the axe II is said by parties
who should know, that JoSes saw the
whole affair, aud that bis testimony
will corroboraic she testimony nf Jen-
ninga aud hi. wife.
Jennings came 10 towu Saturday
night, bat Ne nc warrant he'd been
sworn out for his arrest, ho returned
70 bis homo and was working regu-
lafly Monday
~ the preliminary hearing Tuesday
At the Court House, before Justices
Tucker aud Agaew, aii Of the wit
uesses TO the affair testified There
we're no further developments, aud
tbs two justices, IN ylew % the ,esii-
uony produced and the old law maxim
thut "a mans home il his castle, .
discharged Jennings
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25
CHURCHES.

PEEs=s1 EntAN--Rcy. y, g.. HiCKoE, fna'
Preaching sunday morning aRd even
ina. SUNDAY school at . - a. m, VIZ. H.
HARLAN, superintendent. Prayer InerlinS
Wednesday evening.
w'ssHomer EPISCOPAL. soIru-ErY ~.
.lr-rreachinr every sunday
eng ana evening, sunday school NJ
g.aoa m.. MHRmLl iIrkiS, Superintendent.
Prayer n,seilng every Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EriseurAL- RFv W. " Me-
CoHnkcR. Pastor PuaarhirS livery sunday
morning and evening" sunday schopi az
BD a. m, Dr ". o. EIliot, suprrintennt
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening
HArrlsr-RNy. J. u. wArsos. fpsf0r--
Preaching SECOND and fourth sundays each
month morning ana evening Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening suR
DAY school at = 30 a M Mas JssIE AAsUs, ,
superintendent.
CHRisrfAN CHURou kin. v. N, TALnEEr,
Pastor Preaching every sunday az u aoa.
On. ana su y. ~. sunday school every
sunday o. e.ma. m.-~R. a sSfsN. ssfsr
iutendsat. ). 4. ,. q. ever sunday even
ing at o'ciock Midweck prayer meeting
at o O'CLOCK.
LUTHERAN A. l.. Nom-FiNG, Pastor
--PreachlnF every sunday mofninE except
the iourihs catcchism after churcn.
CarHolIo- REy. FArmsR ToosgEv. resident
priosi--Mass every sunday except nrat at
ioo'ctoeE cateehism same day az z.so.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Ia the colt show besa 90 The Square
las, Saturday, BY Andy Ycager. for
colts sired by King Chester aud Artist.
IT,. tho two stations owned BY Mr..
Yeagef, there were about ton coiis
shown Ia each eetry Ia the show o.
King Chester eoils, Peter Belkin won
the iirsI premium Of sio, aud Peers
Taylor won the second premium Of
20, bon Chaplin won the Grss prem
ium Of %. $50 Cot the best colt sired
by Artist IT,, and Alfred Mitchell son
the second premium Of % 90 10 the
same onlry. The show on The whole
was success, and Il was bard 10 pick
the winners Ia the excellent bunch Of
colts that were shown.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25
Knob Lick items.

Very sloPy weather beers. How lie
Il nj your bouse9
Rev. Arthur Grigsby was In town
Tuesday shaking hands With bic many
friends.
The body Of Grandma Pipkin OF
bismarck was brought here for inter.
ment last Tuesday the 10th.
A revival meeting Is going on here
At this writing, led By Rev. Taylor
aud Rev Reyell. bath able ministers
Of The gospel.
The much-ialked- wedding didu'l
GENE of; but never mind, there are
two others 10 the near iatnrs. Fer.
..i=ps we'Il be Invited
This fs9msfs in this vicinity are
hsHilag their sorghum cane 10 ,hs
aill 20 be madc into sorghum. Tiierf
was large amount raised In lhlr
nelghborh0od.
Qeiie loo eF our people went e
Fruicrlcklosn To see tho hig show
OF course show is a pleasant sight,
bus Il takes awas big lot Of our hard
cash.
sept. ~. Asox.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

4 Aug, s0lh. c. G. pssssnall d
Warrington. and L. II. Taylor d
Piedmoni. Married q, Piedmont. Sept
ID, BY Squire N, +, iioimes
Sept, sa. Rudolph Yoant Of AlIng
Ia Motto, aad Annie Schfcmp Of Farm-
lngton. Married same dAy by Ed l..
A. Short.
Isl. George Sutherland u Farm.
legtvn. and Mary shsnnon VI 81.
Francois Conniy. No return
I'd. s. 5. Pullman and Louisa
0lalon, both 81 Doc Rnn. Married on
Sept. slh. By Ela. J. II. barry.
sd, VIM. Berryman Of Frederick
town, and Katie MInord. Married
same day by Rev Father Toomy.
9th. William W. Spain and Flo.
Feneo c. Smith both Of Dessoge. Mar
ried Ia Dcsloge on Sept It'll, By isey.
j. A. Collins.
9Th. Adol,,h Marshall and Katie
Walton, both Of Flat River. Married
In Pennington same day BY Squire u.
G. Tucker.
9th. Kari l.odhollz and sn.lna
Bran, both Of Bonnc rerre. Married
at Bonnie Teuc. sapt. ifth, BY G==.
o. Mkluschka.
9th Audrcw Barron aad Mary
Ho,ok both, Of Bonnie fere No re-
lurn.
sth. Christopher Richardson of
Elyins and MOIiIe Tringer Of Flat
River, No return.
10Th. Murdoch Bone 81 Gambo,
and ElviRa Barton OF Owl Greek.
Married a, Gumbo, Sept. 18th, by +
NJ. Robinson.
10th. Elias Bloom Of ste Gnae-
We've Co., and Alice Hayles Of Wash
isgsou Co. Married at Caledonia,
Sept 18th, BY J. I. Hill.
10Th. Edward Downing aud Ruth
sump,er. bc,h Of Fla, River Mar.
ried At Flat River, Sept. 18Th, by
Sqaifc g.. G. Joaea.
10Th Thsmas Oldham Of Elslns
and Ella Dixon Of Flat River. Mar
ricd In Pennington, Sept nth, by
lid. x. M. Talbert.
18th. X. l.. Dennis Of Iron Noun
tain and Lncy Ssicklana Of Bismarck
Married al bismarck, sept. lgth, by
Rcv. l.. u. S;irhoi.
lssh. II. II. Mosgroye Of 81
l.onis and Laura D. Young Of Farm.
ingson, Sept, 18th, by Rev. Il. Wal
ton.
10th. u. Mckenzie and Mary Nc
Carver, both Of st. Francois county
Married at brides home, Sept. 19th.
by Rev. j. Il. McBee.
14th. Herbert Rongcy and Cora
Aullucbchon, both OF Bcnne Tcrrc.
Married IN Pennington. Sept. 18th, By
Judge j. S. Gcssom.
10th. Ressic HAwn and Idn NJ.
Clay. both Of Ste. Genoyieyc county
No return.
18th. J. +. LAbruyep aud Mae
wsison, both Of iDesloge. No re-
turn.
18th. Moses EiVins and Allie
Thomas, both Of Elvins No return.
lslh Mike 0such and Eva Snodel,
both of Desloge. No return.
18th. Claude Clay aad Lille Cal.
vird. both Of Desloge. Married In
Farming,onf Sept. 22nd, by Rev. A.
Rucker.
gath. Narcis Moriee Of Bonne
TerFe and Mary Tripleti Of ST. Fran
co.'s county, No return.
goth Chas, Boswell and Lucinda
Oaks, both Of Doe Run. Married IN
Pennington, Sept. 2l1, by Rev. A
RnckeT.
They are beauties aud the very
latest stylos--ihe Jackets ASd Wraps
Just received nj Cos & Nixon's La
dies are invited to call and sec them
whether they wish to purchase now or
not.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Pennington Mercantile Co. win pny
tho highest market price for butter,
eggs and produce.
Gierse. your iailor--the up-to-date
tsilor---has tho newest patterns 10 Town,
You sclee, your sui, asd H. does the
rest,
Alfred Walton left for ST Louis
Tuesday TO enter the Senior. class Of
the Law Department oi Washington
University.
For Sale---lieauliiu home, 10 south
erh suberb Of Pennington. containing
10 acres. Easy Terms. Apply 10 Clay,
Buck a Fleming.
DE-. add AIRS. H. Fugate arrived
homo Saturday from a tip Of several
weeks to Colorado points They re-
pUri m enjoyable time.
For SHlo---An sTvu gray mare, Gne
buggy u saddle animal; Will work
single OF dooblo. Apply tn Mrs T.
G. Overall. lci.assus, Mo
Tho bowling alleys 10 the Lang &
lIollcr building will be completed tho
last Of this week. They Will Lc the
best alleys Ia Southeast Missouri
Lee Kugcl Is manager Of the Kelley.
Shannon Company. which put on
sherlock Holmes" at the Olympic
lheatcr in st. Louis last week
IIerzog has complete line Of school
Shoes. and iuviies you to call aud ca
anime his goods and learn his prices
before makiDg purchases Cor yoar
y. H. Counts. sca Of SIR. J. L.
Coant' 81 this piacc, Is now travelling
lot the Blank Tea AVID Coifes Com
pany Of 81. Louis Ills territory "a ia
northwestern Iowa
The church and sunday school SCR
vices Of the a. r. Church, will be
held 10 The chapel Of Carleton College
neat Sunday, ON account OF sickness
At the parsonage.
Mcssrs. H. A. and ]. l.. Swink ~
Iurnedsirom their hunting trip on lhe4
saline last Saturday They report
line hunting and succeeded in bring.
ing IN a large rcd fox.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Wheat jumped neatly ive ceats on
shn Chicago Exchange ihc s2ud. II
nfpnned II Ts1s, hat within an houf Il
resrl'sii sse and finally wens 10 soc.
'Fhe low grade Of this snason's wlsaas
HI believed 10 be tie reason foF the
|aiisanee.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25
Herzng's New Shoe Store,
Three doors casi Of Post Office.
Martin, your best photographer

Martin, your best photographer,
O. +. Rotlgcr was In St. Louis
SUNDAY on business
Miss Virginia Clardy returned from
So Louis Thursday.
Fresh vegetables every morning at
Klein Grocer Co.'S.
Judge james D. Fox was In town g
few hours Monday night.
Choice !inc OF cyaporaIed aud dried
fruits At Klein Grocer Co.
Grass seeds of all kinds kept by che
Pennington Mercantile Co.
Call In aud sec our new enrpels.---
Pennington Mercantile Co.
Mccormick, Sprolt 6 Co. want
about 80 cords of good wood.
A few more empty syrup kegs and
5ssss:s EOS -aio at The City iiabcry.
You get your groceries itcsh when
you buy 81 the Klein Grocer Company.
Lots Of people say Gierse's suits aro
the best You Try him and You'll say
80 too
60 To Tellcy's ior your wedding
presents; you can get The very thing
needed
: Mr aud Mrs. George J Cole re-
Turned Saturday from trip "a New
York City
DO son know him7 He's the swell
est man 10 town. lie buys bis clothes
from Gicr.e.
A lot Of ncw watchers, all kinds, jus;
received, To be cold cheaper than ever,
at J. Kirbcrg's.
See our new fall clothing Good
clothing a, lew pFiee. Mccormick,
Sprott q Co,
A lot Of new wai~hes, all kinds, jus,
received. To be sold cheaper than ever,
n j. Klrbesg's.
Use Chase q Sanbsrn's Seal and
Special CafIees. For sale only by the
Klein Grocer Go.
Two second. hand kiag Heaters for
sale. Price &ieo each. Apply 70
Mrs. 4. u. Fisher.
J. fud Could arrived from 81.
s..ssi;;s .;;;si,s-sssy and win siait Linn
ciardy for several days.
Jesse Iiut,eTaeld ot Lees Summit
visited bis parents here the past week,
returning home Tuesday.
Rev. j. C. Bergman and Wits Of
caledonls arrived Monday afternoon
% visit Mrs +. @. Russell
Klein Giasar Co. carries the lnrgcsl
waa most compless stock ui gFncaxaeA
IL any house IL The county.
Mr.. w. A. isuek Of Jackseu, Miss.
arrived Monday night TO visit hh
brother. J. ". f,nck Of this city.
Standard Platforms at
Popular Prices
Mccormick, sprost 4 Co.
we deliver goods 10 Fla River.
ANY orders aena 10 a. will he ea.reiuIly
filled Acs'osmicks sprost q 90.
TIE Ladies' Aid Society Of the
rrexhyterisn ehurch will epen ! baxsr
ia lsss a Nassnbul Or iirss 81 De-
eemters
ar ensk b skaes. hats, and nan's
iuraizhlse geosis h scmeIese. Give Is
i hill bpsSrs seu lsuy -TsIcC oruileks
spssifA ca.
W. viii psy sha highsss nsskst
rsi1e faF pais, eafn ard hsz 49, aie-
QpxnIek, sprest \ Gu.
80
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25
COURTS

CrRcUl COUNT, u, Fox. t0dEc--socund
Nonaays ~ siay ami November.
CoUuSfCeuar--fiF- s..''.'e.- IN Febrna'
~. May Angus, ana November,
PRoHtrE Cuunr-sccond Mondays in Jan
aaFr. Aurtl. Juiy ana Otnior
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Il i reponsd from Kansas cisy thas
ss=ssa!a Teddy BraInaFd, whu haa
been missing fnf more than sisgs
wAs found nakeds lvtxet up 70 4 closes
u anp and autographed hcusc he
bad beet eDaxed into the house By as
cider bey who striped him and left
him locked In eioshes flascs
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

A dispatch srum Birmingham, Ats j,
under dase Of Sept. 18th, atates that
|Ihe National Convention Of Negro
naphas, which mes III that city On
the Iesh., WINS ended BY panic IN
which sixly-iise were killrd and eighty
Injured Hooker r. Washingtoa,
wbo was one Of the assembly. vas un-
injured.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

c. W. lands. Porter" for the Orr
entail Hotel, chanute, Kan. says. II
know whEt II was to suffer with neuralgia
deed did. and gos bottle Of Baliard's
Sn0w f.inimeut and was raised from
the dead | tried 10 get some more.
but before had slcposed' Of my bottle,
was cured entirely. am teiliH de
truth too ase soc and ft.Oo at City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

You can buy your sewing machines
cheaper nj Te,ley's than anywhere
else Sewing machine attachments
always on hand
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25
The Electric LIshI plant.

The electric lights we're on last
night Tor the fret .tlme Ia week
The cause Of their not being on was
the lack oi fuel The plant. besides
being In o bad condition financially, l.
very much Ia need ~ regalrs. The
dynamo j. amply able to furnish good
lights to'the whole ,ewn, were Il rot
for the fact that great part Of the
current Is lost in transmission. The
insulation Of the main supply wires Is
worn so that much Of The current Is
Loss. I; iis plant shouid uhaHgc
hands and bo thoroughly oyerhauled,
and-some provision made for arc lights
there would not be as many gasoline
lamp systems installed In the stores
a. thgre are BOW II is reported from
a reliable source that the electric plant
Is going TO change hands soon. Also
that The conditions Of the plaut will be
improved, 10y tie installation OF some
new machinery, and thorough over
hssNH4H VI AhS EtNH uhh hAaHADhRHetas
Don't fail 10 get priocs 90 dry goods
at the Pennington Mercantile Co Is
new store.
DO no, fail to see the big line ot
ChiIdreu's Viking School Suits, wi:h
double knees snd seats, at Cole &
Nixon's.
Miss Sue LcA,hers. assisted BY
Misses Macy Morris and Virginia
Clardy, gayea very pleasant chatting
dish party at har home Monday night
Miss Macy Morris presided over the
ohaiiag-,lish and prepared an excel
lent raFebli. Those pretent were;
Missese Adel caysa, Macy Marsis.
Anna BnttcrteId, Virginia Clarls,
Louise MeAfthar. Sarah Macarthur,
Sue Lea,hcsS and Aisssss. ksss Weber,
James Morris. Frank Weber. Linn
clardy. Fred Could and MeEDoarne
Smith.
Cards are ort Announcing The mar
riggs Il Miss CemmIc Ward LEttarcr,
Of Nashville, Teun., 10 DR.. ChElssn
Edward Byiagsoa, formerly OF Farm
ington, but Al present residing AT Hair
sishurg. nj. The ceremony win take
place nj the brides home IN NashsliIe
90 Monday evening. the sixth Of 0aaS-
ber, Of o'clock. Al homo after
October the twentss=;;ss,, ss;;assiisbutg,
Illinois
ksssuth snd Frank Weber left
wednesday afternoon tor 81, l.aal=,
Ecssnth will enter The Law Depart
snent II washingson University, and
Frank win enter the AcGEral Depart
nlcnt % the same scho0l.
snssssss $780, r q ~
Br.ag nae sour buggies and s=--gvaa
aad | win paint Them cheaper than
you c#aid do h ygurss;i. and guarantee
satisfaction. g. VI Jaxks,
farniagseu, Aio.
b.Ann jiauIs west 10 ~ Easi&
Wednesday, asseraqsH "A hs.s:...ess. zad
III try 10 arszass iof w.nse more Is,os
bNst Nknaea
Ara~s-sisz<m ~ N
A lot d aee watches. al kiads. just
Fseeisea, 70 ha seld eheapeF than esss.
II Y KiflArE'ss
iafi a.oodAy wa lilo iiisiesh sani.
vrfxafy u ihe weddiag u ~ 4s we 77IIzf
\ ~ A. kyal q Posall, ~
\. 4 \.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25
The Electric RsIlwsy.

Work on She eles.Iio railway hos
been Al sandsilll for the last lev
days on account OF the wet weather
The grading gang Is within ono bali
mile Of the junction with the Southern
Missouri, aud ~ soon ~ the weather
permits will quickly finish The remain
der Of the dump The car sheds are
nearly completed aad tho power henso
Is Ia course o. construction No rails
have been laid beyond the power
house site for the reason that Il Il the
Intention Q! The company TO lay the
ties and rails on the DeLassus branch
first. aud then use a small steam en-.
gino b haul the rails beyond the pow.
erhouse. By this means they will
avoid the expense Of hauling in wagons.
aud also the work can be done faster.
We are receiving our tall stock Of
dress goods, Canton llhnacls, flannel
cites and all kinds Of dry goods
MoCoRatcK, SrROrr a Co.
II you want a nice gold. silver or
any other hind Of watch. At the lowesl
prices, either ladies OF geutlcmru's,
20 % Telley's .Icwelry store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Farmingion Mercantile Co. win pny
tho highest market price for butter,
eggs and produce.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

The first number Of the Union In
teriainmest Course will be given at
Elmwood Seminary Chapel next Thur.
day. Oct 2Hd. by Roneys Boys
Concert Company Of Chicago.
Prof. g. A. harrow, principal ot
the Liberiysiile public school, was IN
town Saturday. lie reports a good
school, about seventy pupils, and is
assisted By Mics Matte Hogan.
Jast received an elegant line Of the
celebrated Beifeld Wraps and Read
ymadc Skirts Watch for adv. A
pleasure TO show them,
FARMISGTOS MERCANTILE Co
Tho tables, chairs aud ma tcrials Of
the kindergarten will be sold Oh Fri
day afternoon st > O'Clock. at the
room IN Baptist College. Every body
Interested Invited to be present
No matter what You may need IN
the Shne line, you can be supplied al
IIerzog's His stock Is large, well
assorted aud selected with a care for
the nceds Of all His pIieos are right
and vii; please you.
barney Pel,y returned from 81
LOais Monday night lie was slated
TO pitch the second game for ,he
Cleveland American League team in
The double header with 81. Louis Sun
day, but Bernhard took the slab 10
his place.
Dr.. W. ". ses,s has boaghi tho
-, c. Halle farm in The Thurman
nelghborhood, aud has located there
for the practice Of medicine. Ne
Is Que Of oar best citizens, aud the poo
PIE Of that vicinity are to DO eongTa,u-
lated on hasIpg him locate among
them.
Manager Linn Clardy has arranged
good game Of football wilh The st.
Louis High school, TO be played here
On October lSth Also game with
the West Feds Of 81. Louis. 90 be
played hern Thanksgiving day. Other
games will be arranged with Bonne
rerre, jackson and Cape Girardcaa.
We are receiving daily one Of the
beat selected lines Of dry goods ever
brought 70 Harrington. Everything
S;==sw and clean and at prizes As low a.
tic lowest. Ne ssll .ske great piess-
urs In shosiag yon our goods, whether
ypn wish to purchase nov OF later.
FARaEseT0x MRscAsFti.k co.
Tho S0nshern Comedy Troupe will
Be II The OparA House Tor shfse
nights stand, september 2sth and
aeth and Oetahsf Let. TIKI company
Il one Of tho bcns on the road sud i
highly ensiarsee BY hoth the press and
the pnbiis. Tiekcs- On safe n lie
Mecermiok Drug Conlpasg'e ssofs
rho ysase Indies d tho Fassnf's
Auxiliary Society % the rrnsbysatian
chnrnh ~isi eise sAn ilssie play sfIli-
tied. "Tm sseubie u sassaraae's. Z
: ..4I
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

KaIepp Malt Coffee, Postum Cereal
and Grain.o al Klein Grocer Co.'S.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Gierse. your iailor--the up-ic-date
tsilor---has the newes, pai,crn~ 10 Town,
You sclee, your sui, aAd H. does the
resi-.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Jast received an elegant line Of the
celebrated Beifeld Wraps and Read
ymade Skirts Watch for adv. A
pleasure 10 show them,
FARMINGToS MERCANTILE Co
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25
Improvements Is lhe TeIeuAoae system.

Mr.. T. =. plgg is making quite a
number Of improvements In the ielc-
phone system Of oar city. A new
switch board costing sl00 will be to-
stained 10 the ground noor u the bald.
Ing occupied At present ny tho iele-
phone company. There will also be
a cable line Of four cables Tnnniug
wet on Columbia street from ihe cen
trail office. IN all about 5000 fces Of
cable, which will supply $40 Phoucs
an the western cituult Ccdir pests
will be used entirely in the eity limits.
There win be seventeen rnble boxei
siluated a, different polnls IN the city
These Improvement mean e strictly
up 10 date telephone system for Farm
ineion. ono that the citizens may vel
be proud II
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Prot g. A. barrow, principal ot
the LibetiySilIe public school, was IN
town Saturday. lie reports a good
school, about seventy pupils, and is
assisted By Mics Matte Hogan.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Tho tables, chairs aud ma tcrials Of
the kindergarten will be sold on Fri
day afternoon st > o'clock, at the
room IN Baptist College. Every body
Interested invited to be present
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Tho latest novelties IN dress goods
at Farmlngtan Mercantile Co.'S.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

The first number Of the Union En-
tertainmest Course will be given at
Elmwood Seminary Chapel next Thurs.
day. Oct Cad. by Roneys Boys
Concert Company Of Chicago.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

fsa acres In st. tsensvisve cuunty. n IN
cultivation rgsaas iux fpnss. nsx1 tnM h&sfs,
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-25

Alfred Walton left for ST Louis
Tuesday TO enter the Senior class Of
the Law Department oi Washington
University.