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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-17

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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-17

Poverty isn't crime-unless it fur
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-17

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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-17
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-17

If you would discourage trusts neith-
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-17
Sensible HonArkae

Sensible HOusekeepers.
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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-17
THE WAYS OF LOVE.
BY FRANK II. SWEET.

Copyright 1907 by DAILY STORY PUBLISHING CoNrAsr)
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-11-17

When the receipts of a church fai:
are less than the expenses there is some
thing wrong with the feminine attrac
tions.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
ENGINE BURIEDIN THE SAND.
Railroad Train Gees over an Eua-
baRkmrHt--Flve kitied asa
vumber Injured.

Los Angeles, Cal, July ga spc-
oial from Tucson Ariz.. sayH: Five
PERSONS were killed and a number in
iurrd in a disastrous wreck Friday
near Llsno. a town 10 miles south Of
Nngalcs, on the Sierra railroad. The
nnrthbound international train was
dcrniled by a washout and the engine,
baggage car, two passenger coaches
and Pullman car toppled over an
embautmcnt. The baggage car and
me passenger coach were smashed 20
HndIing wood, but the 8rnt-class
coaches and the Pullman escaped
with little injury.
\ brakeman and an engineer who
were dcnd-heading and three Mexican
employees were killed outright. Three
passengers were seriously injured.
Many others received slight injuries
nnd bruises. The engine was buried
up 10 che top Of It's wheels in sand.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
FOREIGN BREvITIEs.

ope of the boroughs Of London,
England. has motor ssreet.cIeanlnr
machine.
There are ne habisual inebriHtes In
Mcntrose, Scotland, repsrts the chic.
constable Of that town.
II is said that IL coats 20 times "a
usurh Gar raake rifle In China ss 1,
would cost 90 buy one In Europe.
The German government has de.
eidcd 20 start system Of motor cara
In German East Africa, supplement-.
ias the main railway.
Preparations are hcinE made hs ths
monks Of ths Grand CharsreaSs to en-,
igrats fFum France to Switzerland
whittier they have already seat iisIl
r-=s=sArent library.
In coal nsiee 10 Drrbyshire. Eng,
land. hna been found che trunk of !
tree in verified position. This ID ID
extram<iy rare discovery. The tree Il
f.5co feet betsw the surface "a tbs
earsh. On oHe side of the trunk. sshici
Il two fact sesen inches Ia aiameter. n
sIesyiy shown the imgression n !
eaimhtne viee
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
SIX HANGED IN LITTLE ROCK.
Fear Were CeIsrra aud Two waite,
and Al Were FeHna 0aiIty
of MnrdeE.

Little Rock, Ark, July 26.-six men
we're hanged iS Arkansas Friday.
each for murder. The executions were
as follows;
A. Washington. Dec Noiand. col.
orcd, for the murder Of his wife.
near WalIaecburg; Tom simms, col.
ored, for the murder Of Nancy and
Thabita Jutton, near springhill.
~ Arkansas City, James Kits, col.
ored, for the murder of Jim johnson,
onInrrd, Ncs-mher ~, 1904.
st Forrest City. Cy Tanner. col.
nred, for the murder NJ Robert Black,
eniored.
At Van Buren, Dave Mcwhorter,
white, for tho murder of his wife
near Mulberry. November Is, 1901.
Al Center Point, Lath Hcnbree,
white, for the murder Of w. NJ. willis,
white. 80 Polk county. March 2. 1900,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
.I(|RRENI|AL DlNNPNIRS.
Almost Continuous Rains In Tex
as, Particularly In the West,
for Seven Days.
TRAFFIC ALMOST COMPLETELY TIEO UP.
violent SsssBas az VHrIoas FeiRts tn
Pennsylvania, DoiaE Vast
Amount af Damage and Ia some
Places Causing a suapeSaioR OF
Business.

Dallas. Tex, July 2e.--There has
been an almost continuous fall Of
rain covering practically the entire
state since last sunday, the down
pouF@ btng particularly heavy In
western Texas, In Scurry ccaaty
rain has fallen for seven days and
nights. and al streams are out Of
their banks. The town of Snyder has
had no mail for three days, and iH
cut OF from nll communication ex-
Ccpt by telephone.
Traffic on the Texas & Pacific rs nj
most completely tied up at Abilene.
30 trains have arrived there from the
WRIST for three days.
The town Of Big Springs Is under
water from three 20 zen feet, and
there Is much damage to the sur
rt unding farming country.
The Press Two Miles wide.
Al Peeos, the pecua river Is two
miles wide. and n flooding the alfal-
"a and corn farms north of the town.
The railways have declined 10 receive
In and around Dallas, n driving rain
began failing nt iiye o'clock Thursda ,
night, and still continues. The cotton
fields have received a thorough
drcnching. which will materially help
that stanie.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
A BULLET THROUGH HIS BRAIN
M. Eugene GrEssam. oses q ven.
kRown Aitenist and SrRratoai-t.
kIIih Htmseif in washington.

Washington, July 2s.--Dr. Eugene
GTissom, once well known a. m
alieDist Bnd neurolngist, committed
suicide here Sunday at his sons
home. No. 1927 g street. y. r., by
sending n bullet through his brain
DIR. Grissnm had been detected and
Iuorose for several weeks and had
become physically aud mentally
weakened from the usc uf strong mar.
cotics. He was a nntiye of Granville,
~. C.. served on the confederate size
until wounded during the civil war,
and afterwards was 2 member of tlr
state Legislature. For n years he
was superintendent ~ the Nor,a AR.
olina insane asylum az Raleigh, and
gained n wide reputation as an allen
ist and lecturer. He was a mason oi
high degree. He was n years old.
De. Grissom az Gae time practiced
his profession In Den n. Col.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
TROLLEY CAR REAR ENDED.
Reauit Of 40 ktssmp, 40 wreck = TroiIsy
Car BY Placing an OhstSuctioa on
tha rrask -asgen Inlarsd.

Rochester, n. ". July 2s.--An at
sempt by Ave mcn 90 wreck an In
coming trolley ear az rife range,
short distance north OF this city, late
Sunday night. resulted In a rcRr-end
collision In which seven passengers
were seriously and several others
slightly injured and two score more
narrowly escaped.
shortly before ten o'clock ear SST
left Summervilie, on AXE Ontario,
bound for tsS city, neayily laden with
passengers. with orders not 20 stop
at the rifle range. which Is flag
station only. IS the car approached
this point the rnotorman discovered
! an oistruetion On the track and
brought his car 10 stop just IN the
nick af time
The obstruction, which consisted ~
several lengths a. picket fencing and
other material, had been placed an
the track by five men under the IN
fiuruce of liquor. because, as they
said, they had attempted tu nag 9th
er inbound ears without success and
determined tn make sure of the next
attempt. While the crew was trying
10 clear the track in order to pro.
ceed, car s5t. also inbound. came
along nt a rapid speed and crashed
into the rear Of the car eRrad. The
yestibules on bath ears were smashed
aud their interiors we're wrecked.
Most II the injured were caught IN
the wrecked vestibulr~ and between
making every effort to apprrhend the
five men who placed the obstruction
on The track. They disapp' ired I'm.
medinteiy after the wreck aud have
not vet been captured
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


Mrn. Jascph Maurcr, aged IS. ~
Armstrong.
Mrs. David George, aged rs, at
Bouuyiile.
Or. c. z. Carter. aged 70, nt War.
renshurg.
Joseph Parry, y pioneer ~ BARTON
county, at Lamar. aged So
DR., {. l.. Carter, VI Warrcushurg
aged 20. In 1850 be opened an Office
on the cross roads, when only two
houses were buili before any town
~ Holden was thought Of, When the
whr brukc out he espnused the UniCn
side and entered the federal army as
surgeon. lie returned after the
war, resumed his practice aud became
wealthy.
Thomas q. Dale. aged 67,ut Paynes.
Fillr. Pike county. He was n Free
mason and served under Shelby in the
civil war.
c. II. BrOckmeyrr. one " Boon.
vlIles Ncalthic~t citlyrnE He had
been actively engaged In business in
Boonvillc for over thirty years, Dur.
ing that time be built over seven
~ residence asa s.si=,s.v%= houses IN
various parts Of the city and was
actively Identified with every public
enterprise ~ importance.
vs. ". Zilhart. ~. a prominent citi'
Een Of New Franklin. Re had been q
citizen ~ Howard ruunty for thirty
Eve OF forty years.
George W. kiHslinE, an old and
highly esteemed citizen, az Memphis.
Elisha GLADDEN.. aged "a, NJ Sc. Jo-
feph. whgre he located in 1854.
Col. y. c. More. of Columbia, AZ
Peoria. M. lntcrmsnt ~ Columbia
Was consul-gcneral 10 Mexico under
leyclsnd's first administration; dem
,cratic presidential elcctor In 1884,;
candidate for congress several times
hut never elected. prsrticcd law
abandoned II for farming, and had
been president OF state board ~ az.
riculture and Boone County Fair so.
sociation. Born at Little Rock. Ark.
1871
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
A FATAL MIEB EXPLOSION.
Tive MeH htIi@d asa Tive Bad,
Bwrnea by a Gas Explosion tn a
Mine iu Inaiaa TERRITORY.

MeCW'tain. !. T.. July 2s.--Two men
were killed and two others seriously
burned by an explosion of gas sun
day In une of the Sans Bois Coal Co. y
mines, one miles west 1T here. The
dead are Andrew Dalzell and James
Brown.
The names a the two injured men
have no, been learned The four men
were In the mine, 200 feet from the
opening, when the explosion occurred.
II was followed moment later by
another Of less force. II IL pfT.
Sumed the gas was ignited by one Of
their lamps.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31

J. W. Mnckay, who died in Lrudon,
will be- buried In Brooklyn. n. y. lie
left an estate valued o. $4,000 zoo.
In New York Russell Sage ntrrow-
y escaped being killed while trying
20 board n street car.
r. p. Robbins, founder - the
American Waltham Watch company
died al Beverly. Mass. aged ~ years
The anthracite miners whl CON
tinuc their strike and will soon ap'
peal a. the public says rresiden,
Mitchell. ~ the United Mine Work
eTs.
In mn address NJ the banquet NJ the
New England Democratic League az
NaniaEkci, Mass, william J. BRYAN
declared ngainst concessions 10 men
who left the demncratir party. and an.
uuunrcd that Conciligtiuu and con
quest Brs the only mcaEs for bringing
about harmony.
II g. said lhnt the publishers ~
Collier Weekly are Rt the head " =
$1,000 oGn corporation to huy news.
papers IN New York state.
The president reviewed brigade II
the New Jcrscy national guard at Sea
Cirt end delivered an address eulogiy.
ing citizen soldicry o. the nations
main dependence In time ~ war.
Thc democrats have nominated
Felix NcGCttrick. ~ -. AIbans, for
governor ~ Vermont.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
SHOT THE WRONG WOMAN.
woman, Misaes Tier brt kills
Aaether OEp.

Springfield, o., July es.--..rs. win.
lam tichauer, wife Of well-Knuwn
shoe merchant, was shot Sunday and
died witnin an hour, the result of a
stray bullet fired by Homer seekford
who was intent ON shooting a Mrs
Fleck, whom he was following home
from church. Mrs. fieck and Seek
ford had recently quarrrled. Seek,
ford had ared two shots a. Mrs
Fleck. neither Of which struck her
both going wild and the seennu oi
which EtrucG Mrs. Gehauer in the
back. There was mach excitement
after the occurrence, and crowd oi
men chased Seekiord into a barn
where he was rescued by the police,
there having been threatening Ian,
guage used.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
THE MISSOURI DEMOCRACY
The Convention at 81. Joseph Nom
mated Knott, Rice and
Carrington.
boutwell,, OF MODtRlY.FUR CHGIgRAA
rhs EAha~s CITY Platform aud Gov. Dock
sFy's Administration indar.ed FavBEs
the New school FuRd Amendment. and
nrRounecs Governments Philippine
PoiIey.

Sc. Joseph. No. July a2.---Demo-
rrats adjourned their state conycn-
uun tonight al 1890 after = session
marked by hsTmuny in
The nomincea art Iohn "A. knntt.
Of Hannibal, for ipng.tcrm railroad
commissionership; Joseph =. Rice, Of
Moberiy. tor the short term. and ".
7. Darlington, Of Springfield, for su-
perintendcnt Of schools
VIII A. Rothwcll, 81 Mobcrly, is the
new state chnirman.
Three sessions were held. one NJ
noon, when addresses ~ welcome
were delivered and committees np-
pointed. anothcr OF I. when rrpurta
were read and adopted. and tonight.
when ha,'ots were taken.
Ex-Governor Stone presented the
name of William A. RothweIl. of
Moberiy, for state chairman az ~: 90.
He told ~ the efforts to find chair
man and the hnai selection ~ Roth
we'll.
Tie mentioned senator Cockrcll nnd
said that the senator could not spare
the time. lie told of Roihwrlra &C.
ceptahility--a telegram had been re-
ceiTed from Cockreii In which be had
explained that the selection ~ Roth.
well would he wiser and better than
his own, The senator preferred to
speak from the stump rather than to
remain IN headquarters.
Attempts which were made to have
Senator Francis NJ. Coeirell accept
the state chairmanship were futile.
There are several stories nnnat con
ccrning the Cockreil boom, His name
has been mentioned in connection
with the craftsmanship for the laHt
Six weeks. 4 week ago IL was said
that he might accept. last night IL
was rumorcd that he might he elect
cd This was denied by the leaders.
To-day " was said that biz consent
finally had been obtained HnthweiI
ucquicscrd gracefully.
Tonight u number ~ the seua.
tors friends advised him not 20 ac.
cept the place.
Bailoting hogan At s:3O tonight
The vote was Knott. $50. Just enough
to nominate him for the long term;
Rice, 5is; Bronsugh. 2se; Park. iss;
Mnguire. i45; Joplin, -; Hcnncssy
IS. 81. Louis gave Rice ~ and Knott
81. On the second ballot Rice re-
ceiycd 5g2 votes and the nomination
tor the short term; BronnuRh, $50.
Park, 50, Mcguire, is;Joplin and Hen
messy. nunr. The result was an
nouneed a. 1890.
T. r. Crairhcad. president ~ the
normal school nj Warrrnshurg. nom
mated W. T. Darlington for rr-cler.
tinn as superintendent ~ schools
Thomas T.. Anderson. ~ 81. Louis
nominated II. W. Prentis of the same
city.
The vote was q wa!kaway for Car
ringtan. who received 557 votes "a III
for prrntis.
Every member ~ the committee
signed the platform. II was writer
by Gov. Duckrry. eX-tiov. Stone anf
Secretary Of State Cook
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
rnnEIGN lNrEI.I.IGENcE.

In Manila Moi Glenn. convicted by
court-martinl ~ administering water
cure 10 FUipino., has h'en sentenced
20 one months suspension and a fine
~ $50
Gems Drlurcy and E'iha. with their
secreiarirs left Pretoria for Europe.
From sydney the steamer Wind.
ward sailed IN Il voyage to the
northern seas.
II II announced that Dr Lrytlv and
others not ut African birth who
fought against the british will not
he allowed To rrtuTn 90 South Africa
4 steamer rap.ifc 10 the Wr.l
river in China aud gan persona were
drowned.
The four American mon teachers
who were lost in rchu islands, Phil.
ippines. were murdered hy ladrunss,
They had been missing since June 10.
On the Mexican Central road three
men held up q train near y" 'mc ii.o
and robbed the eGpress ear Of $780,
600.
In London tho Pilgrim club. q new
organization To bring Englishmcn and
Americans together, has been
launched
Inability ~ King Edward 10 leave
his couch causes unsasug.s in Lon
don and talk oi possible second post
ponsmrnt ~ the coronation
Fire destroyed the celebrated mon
Hstcry uf the Trappi-i= ut Oka.
Quebec. the loss being sl0O OOo.
4 Manila dispatch says that the
iltuu ~ Hcndn gan has been arrested
and will be hrld o. hostage nm the
Mnrps who attacked Americans IN
Mindauau island are surrendered.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
NEsr an .nIrm


In the Chicago west eide parks and
huulcynris 700 trees were destroyed or
damaged 10y o storm.
I'y the rNplo.ion 81 railway engine
near Olncy. H., Engineer Conaty and
Fireman Muster were killed.
~ the age ~ 30 years Col A. Min.
niu. who commanded the Tenth lIii-
nnis volunteer infantry during the
civil war, dropped dead ut his home
IN june,huru. III.
North Dakota republicans have re.
nominated Frank White Tor governor
At ThundcrboIt, Ca the slo0p
Lowell ncllc rapsiscd and Capt. Cald.
er'z father aud mother. wife and in.
FAINT daughter were drowned.
Iu Jealous rage, Richard Mullen,
aged ~. q Cincinuali fireman. shot
his wife. aged u, and tnen shot his
two-ycar-old bahy.
Near rorsythr. Mont. Edward
Philbrook. one of the largest cattle
owners Of eastern Montana. was
drowned in the river.
The fugitive Oregon convict, Harry
Tracy, appeared at n logging camp,
near Kansaskat, Wash, and got din.
ner.
because ~ III health, William J.
Haddock. for - years secretary Of
the board of regents 81 the Univer-
aity of Iowa az Iowa City, has re-
signed.
The death Of Isaac w. Knowles, 81
years old. the oldest ritisen Of East
Liverpool. o., and the oldest and
most prominent pottery mHnufae-
turrr in America, occurred In Monti-
cello, Cal.
At Waterloo, Ia. a cloudhurst did
$4,000 damage and drove 90 families
from their homes.
At Havana, H., a portion ~ Lacy
Ieyre was washed away by food wat.
ers Of the Illinois river and 1000
acres III land were inundated.
A mob lynehed two unkpown ne
eroes al worneixdorf. W. Va. for com.
pliesty In the murder % Officer vii.
moth july %.
A storm near indianapolis killed
Eleanor Wilson aud his Stepson and
destroyed a number Os barns and a
church.
At Parsons, Kan, James Larson
Killed Mary Robertson because she re-
fused TO marry him, and then killed
himself.
The democrats have nominated John
y. Rceee for congress from the Sixth
district of Iowa.
Near South Omaha, Neh.. q Rock Is
land train jumped the track. killing
the fireman and fatally injuriug the
conductor.
On September "a Eiihu Root, seere-
sary 81 war, win open the repuhlican
campaign in Illinois by n speech at
Peoria
A limited train on the Panhandle
road wa. wrecked near Xsnia. o., had
three passengers were burned to death
b sleeping car and the engineer anG
fireman were killed.
ia the Baltimore a Ohio road q
ruurh jumped trssGie and fell 20 feet
as Dcada. o., and two perHons were
killed and re injured.
The death of L. q. CrufE, uats~d
States marshal for Kansas, occurred
81 bis honc IN fiswsgo.
In the Eighteenth Ohio district
JAMES Kennedy has been nominated
for congress b. thr republicans.
Al rAxksrzburg. w Va. Judge Jack
son sentenced 20 jail six coal strike
leaders fer violation Of an injunsslon.
Suspension ives grzDsed 40 the ease
Of Mother 1oasz. A warrant was
lssss5 for the arrts. of Secretary
Treasurer wilson, pf tbs miusFs'
.puaons
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
A woMAE's RARE VITALITY,
she Lived Eighteen Hsurs VITA one
BuItet wsand Thr.sEk the
Heart naa Two Others.

baltimore, Md. July e6.--Investiga-
tion by the coroner into the death
of Mrs. Cecilia NJ. Sullivan from bul-
let wounds, self-inilicted. shows that
she lived Is hours, part Of which time
abe waa conscious, with onr bullet
wound through She heart. another
that penetrated The stomach, liver
and spleen, and one that grazed the
heart.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31

The trlenniai conference Of the
Missouri Epworgh league of the M, =.
church, south. was held at Pertle
Springs, and waR well attended.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
A YOUNG wTFE's DEED.
she shot sna Kinea Es~r ssm~snas
whiie Asleep sRs rben Rsss~a
Herself vith ssuss ;. easuu.

Woodsfieid, O., July es.-Mrn. Ever.
rtt spence. aged 10, Saturday morn.
ing killed her husband. aged 81, and
then Killed herself She shot her
husband while he was asiesa and
then used the same weapon on her.
self. They had been married leSs than
two months and were both well con.
aected. II IL thought that sAe was
temporarily dersnged.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31

Hornelisvilic. n. ~. July ga hail
and rain storm visited canaEeraga, 10
miles west of herr, ThurSeay night.
doing thousands Of dollars Of dam
age. especially TO growing crops. For
a time the water was three feet deep
ON the Erie railroad tracks. Water
ran down the streets Of the village in
rivers
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31

4 maidstone was successfully ap-
bIied st Warrrnsburg to George
franklin. a i3-year-old boy Of South.
weet City, who was badly bitten by
log. The stone belongs to J. 4. lam.
rick. q WarTensnurg merchant. and
e said 20 have cured dozens of pois.
1nous bites.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
MANUFACTURERS cLasED.
nesnIis of Thursday AishTs storm
nt irwin. Pa.

nt irwin. Pa.
Irwin, Pa, July 26.-NOt a manu-
featuring establishment in town Il
running as a result of Thursday
nights storm.
The breaking of the two dams
flooded the entire western part Of ir-
win, and at Coal Hollow, houses.
bridges and railroad siding were
washed away. The big Wcstm5rc-
land car shops were damaged to the
extent ~ thousands Of dollars In
the country many coal shafts are
flooded, and dozens 81 bridges have
been destroyed The hail cut nll the
oats anG corn 90 the ground, and
everything In the nature Of vcgsts.
tim Is destroyed. Near Washington
the creek overhowed It's banks and a
passenger train hound for Waynes-
burg, with 100 passengers, was held
up nearly al night.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31
aAacieut order sf shsv-rs.-

Prominent merchants in the whole
tale district Of ST. Louis have or.
yanized a crusade against thc wear
ng Of mustnches In the summer sea.
son and established the "Ancient Or
Ter Of shavers."
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31

Dublin. Tex, July zs,--The demo
cratic congressional convention for
the Twelfth district, in session here.
has taken $500 ballots wfthOni
cbcice. The haliotinE proceeds with
good humor on all sides. but there 10
an absolute deadlock.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31

The railroads Of 81. Louis are dis
ussinr plahs 10 abandon the tunnel
Tor passenger trains. The trains ,fiii
be run down the ieyee, and cross to
the union station probably by elerut.
ID tracks. The trackage for passrn'
ger trains at union station will bc
increased. and the station may he en-
lnrred. More than siO,OOO,oO0 will be
'xp-ntivd.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31

Five prisoners broke Jail at May
field. Ky.. and escaped. They were
John Talley, Bull Hoilier' Edward
Carter. Res Dicks and speck Bey'
aoIds, two in for felony.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31

Thomas Board. the largest man in
central Missouri--4S7 pounds---slletl In
aexico. The body and casket to.
gcther weighed nearly half a ton.