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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03

SERIOUSLY nj


Washington. September F~-Prfvats esle-
Crane received here to-day announces thai
Alexander r. Sheppard. who was y1cs
president Of TIC Board OF Pubic Works
az the District OF Columbia during tia
territorial government OF thu district Ia
ISL. and who was two years lafsr gov
srnOr or she district. L. very seriously m
with intestinal trouble at his homA al RA<
tcpilas, Mexico
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03
LODGED N JAIL.

Roanoke. Va. September H special
from Pulaski. Va. says. Garland Smith
and Edward Cuddy two men belonging az
this place, who have been working lately
in West Virginia. were arrested ane
lodged tn Jail here to-day by 4 cetectivg
under suspicion Of being implicated IN
the murder OF a gua<d at the coal mines
At Godfrey. W Va. last month They
viii return without reQuisition papers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03

Writing Paper by the box. ouire
aud pound. with envelopes to match.
You Will get your moneys worth las
II. STONE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03
A DESPERATE BATTLE.
Hsitlen Government Forces Sustain =
Severe Defeat-A Great Number
OF Dead Left on the Field.

Cape Haitlen. Haiti. SeptemDsx 49,
The forces OF the provisional govern
ment OF Haiti under General Nord.
have sustained a severe defeat az
Lmbe.
General Nord. az the head OF 5000
men. attacked Limbo az 2 o'clock yes.
terday morning. and after desperate
fighting. lasting three hours the Gen
eral abandoned his positions. guns and
war munitions. and left a great mum
Der OF dead and wounded. including
several generals. on the field
The population OF Cape Haitien IA In
a state OF anxiety. The enemy 20 the
number OF 1000. well armed. is al
vancing on the place. Another battIs
before the town Is imminent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03

Scdirent or 0ct-
ting Indicates an
unhealthy eondi-
ton q the KID
neys II " Uains
your linen u Is
evidence q I'D
ney trouble 100
frequent desire 70
pass u or pain In
the back Is also
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03
Railroads.
{ & q Chesapeake *
oOts - Ohio Ry.
To Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicnw 81
Louis. Etc.
SCHEDULE rs ErfEcr. OcrourK 8. 1902
-.
From Williamsburg.


SO q m DAILY to kichmond. Com
neetsat Richmond with James
river DIVISION tram for
and Clifton Fo~gr. al.o rnn'
meets az Richmond a,if,.
withI.ocaf 10 Cbari,tt,.,-,u,.
and lexcrpt sunday a. elf
ton Forge.
,o..
q" IT. at t'"l' except sunday
~ N'i''',.'. go stops. hf-
''' ''N nint 10 Nmle
n anu hinton, aud
Ciucunati. Louisville ant
81. Louis.
.,,
b. 80" -',', Tram l' Ni.n-
sfon. c.,,-.-.. - 80. .'''
70 and s. INyi, Sor1,ei en-.
wing Pullman tar rtr,,,,.,t
and Sr Louis.
5.-e 4, 81, nil. rr NJ,
mond ano connectio,. fnr
through tram for Cin.in,,t,
andLouisViilrcNcrpt Suudn,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03
WITS, FOB RENT, FOR SALE

TOR SALE-One fine six-year-old Ho'.
stein Cow VIII be fresh first ol
December. Price $50.
2T-2t W. b. BURNS. City.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03

FiH q bottle or common glass Nth your
water and ic, II stand twenty-four hours. q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03
ON THE ISTHMUS
~~ENfcNN MARINES PROTECTING
RAILROAD TRAVELLERS.
FREIGHT Stopped Nv soLolERs

Loaded Muskets Pointed az the EnqI
oDes and Train Hsnds--Demanoec
ehs Opening Of Locked oos Cars
sse Ne
lean says He VIII Protect life
ard Liberty Of Americana.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03

Pittsburg ....13oO 100000 II rs Q
ST Louis 80 20 90 3 o o 0-S s .
Batteries. Tannehin and thinner:
Hackett and Weaver. Time, 1.55. Um-
pirc. O'Day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03

Cincinnati. September rs-Score:
RHE
Cincinnati 900 01is-2 4
Chicago ........o 0 0 0 o % &c
Batteries: Poole and Bergens WI
Hams and King.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03

YORKTOWN. Va. Oct. 2-The Beard OF
Supervisors Of York county were In ses
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03

TOR SALE AT MAIN FARM 6
Cows. 6 two-year-old Heiiers. Tw q,
Pooled Bulls. seven thoroughbIsd
Poland China Hogs. seventy.hye She, d
and Lambs. Flows and Harrows. 1885,.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03

convincing prcof TIA; The kidneys and elad-
der are cut Of cr1er.
what 60 Do.
There IS comfort IN the kncVlcdgs 50
cf,en expressed. that Dr. Kliner's swamp
Root. The great kidney remedy fulfiiis every
~ish IN curing rheumatism. pain IN the
back. kidneys. liver b.accer and every Part
Of The urinary passage. II corrects inability
20 hold water and scaiding pain IN passing
Il. or bad effects believing use % liquor,
vine CT beer. ard oysrcorncs that unpleasant
necessity 81 being compelled % 70 ogten
during The day ard 20 Get up many times
during The night. The nli~ and the extra
ordinary effect q Swamp-Root Is socn
realized u stands The highest for IS Won
certui cures oi the mos, distressing cases
Hyou need medicine you should Rave tho
oest- Sold y druggists IN SOC. and S.. sizes.
You may have sample bottle q this
wonderful discovery ~
and a book that tells MTr--ey4rfk -
mcre about Co. both sent y =
absolutely free b. nail. -. -, !. - -
address Or. kiiner a uons % s-.uDaoos
Co. Binghsmton. N. 7. When wiring men
ton reading this generous offer IN this pspor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03
Railroads
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY
Short Line TO Principal cHIea os "A,
south and Southwest, Florida. Ca
Tex 8, California and Msxtco ,-,rs-
ing the Capitals Of Six States.

SCHEDULE iN EFFECT April D.,
1902
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03

convincing proof that The kidneys and ela
der are out Of order.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-03
Railroads

SCHEDULE Is EFFFer. ocrourr 5. 1902
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
Marriage ueeasss

Marriage Licenses were issued the
past week as iollows;
goth, W. N. Kelley and Miss Mar
taddlor of Flat River; married samt
day by Judge ]. y. Gossom.
sis;, Gee. Tsok and Miss Louise
ilarp Of Fiat River.
2gd, John Dranham aud Miss Addit
Boyd OF Elvins; married same day by
Squire ID. l., Rivers
s9d, Con Pas,on aud Miss Pearl
Morris Of Desloge.
22d. Fred Dlcmer and Miss Pearl
Richardson Of Elyins; married on the
$50 by Squire d. l.. Rivers,
2lst, Alex Ilulscy aud Miss iva
Dixon Of Deslage; married same day
by Squire G. c. jones.
gain, w. 4. Morris and Josephine
Berger Of 81. Francois eouotg; mar
ried same day by Judge J., $. GossoEl
gath, Warren johnson of Fiat River
aud Miss zora Martin OF Bismarck.
s5ih, Marion Moran aud AiIss Anna
4. Sebastian Of Liberlyyille.
s5ih, William Hughes and Miss
Leila WVusok Of ice Hun
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Alice Caldwell, whose maiden
name was benjamin, was born July II,
1870, iu YaIlabssha county, Miss.
and died February 90. 1909, aged 81
years, 7 months and 10 days. Her
paTsDt. were members Of the Presby-
tcrian Church. She was brought up
IN the doctrines Of that church and be-
came member Of Il In her early life q.
She was an uuwavefing believer in the
Christian religion, and lived an exem-
plafy life 10 accordance with her be-
lief. She was married TO Dir. A. II,
ChadwelI February 4, 1867. IL
them were born lon- children. three
Of whom are yet living. 20 mourn the
loss Of a dear mother. The funeral
was preached by Elder J. r. Rudy
from Matthew 24:44, TO a large con-
grrgstion Of relatives and friends, aud
the body was taken 10 the cemetery
south Of Ste. Genevieve and there de.
posted to await the Resurrection day.
ELpER J. +, RUDY.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
DOE RuN RippL.ss.
wood h The cry.

! Wood II The cry.
Mr.. Marion Parks Il on the siek list
| o. p. Hamilton Is now firing =
Silver Syringe.
John IEaryill has sold biz farm nsal
Hog Eye and removed 10 Doe Run.
Water Il very scarce IN these parts
In scme places tho river Is frozen dry
It Is reported that there arc two
wolves Ia the hills east Of llamilion'i
place.
Waller Williams bad both his hands
FROZEN while working "a quarry ID
st. Louis,
The nights have been beautiful gilll
moonlight aud snow, and splendid
COT sleighing
Oscar Striker has twenty. one young
chickens coming on for the market.
Oscar is a hustler.
The kloEdlke Is getting all the
country trade and pays The highes,
market price for pork and produce.
The Grumbler grumhles because be
has nothing else TO do. There Is
plenty Of work u be would work, but
he wont.
John Cunningham was In Doe Run
the other day, aud reported that there
was yellow Gag at every other house
Ia Fiat River.
Rev. w. u. Hamilton Ia now the
oldest man In st, Francois county
His age IL ~ years, aud 10 was born
aud reared 10 this county,
Feb. 23. TuE KIN.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
Don't Wait
FLAT RIVER RiYULETS

As warm weather has eoGe the
.'Ground Hog has made bis appear
anco agiin In the fist River district
Mr. Joe Ellidge has been on the
sick list for ten days, but is able TO be
out Oh the sunny aide this Sarm day.
The small pox continues 10 make its
appearances IN The Lesd Belt now aud
then, bat the eases are Of 4 very mild
form.
The ''changing room" at Central
mines was broken into aud quite lot
OF clothing stolen. Constable Erase:
run down the thieves.
The Columbia Lead Co. closed down
last week, but no ono on the outside
knows why. The Federal Lead Co.
has been lnruing the machinery In the
new mill this week.
l am informed that the new Masonic
Hall 10 Taslo Place l. heating com.
pleslon aud will be occupied on the
Let OF March. Tho store room and
entertainment ball win be finished
about the 18th.
! understand that we viii have a
candidate for Representative who has
been In the county Icng iime--abcai
two years, l believe, so we may form
his acquaintance later on. Mr joseph
Duukiia Is candidate ior Representa-
tive, and Sir. james Vance Is also
mentioned IN thai eonnsctiou.
One thing We hase 10 complain Of Is
mud. Another IL thieves; bat Con.
stable Fraser Il close on tholr heess.
having Landed two In isil on the 2sd
and one who gave bond, lie l. still
on their track. II other officers Of
81. Francois township and the county
would attend 10 their Official dusiea Az
we'll a. brother Ge.=ge we woald soon
pat q stop TO thigsing and taiaarmean-
ors. lie is q man that keeps his work
up With Esquire Level aud others. and
sometimes ahead, aviaz 10 Bro. Level
stopping 70 spin yara with some oHc
passlaE b.. ss.dersIand CcnssAbss
Frazer has placed more suspects be-
hInd tho bars since be was elected
sAan anyone else h the same length Of
town. s'Gp Il. GeuEge, aad wn VIII
pus yeu 4hege sgAin. II On ali hips In
s,ss River. Haw Il 4 IN Fasmiagtoas
Lei us endsssss 4; s ss:.-sss ~ u. -:..iIi-
eiaIs On ikAs high plane. so when the
proper siasc conss wo win ask then,
70 annoancs seAs-
Frs: -. GaoESp Hoo. i
Il
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
KNOB LICK ITEMS
We sec . candidate Ouae IN while.
early "a Il Is.

We ser candidate ouae Ii while.
early "a Il Is.
Prof, S. Wood has gone to Li,tis
Rock, Ark, on business.
Squire A. II. Rudy spcn, al Of las,
week 10 81. Louis attending the A. O.
L. w. Grand Lodge.
We are told that Judge Geo. scbas.
basiian OF this township will be a can
didute for Presiding Judge.
Plenty of small poy IN This eommu.
ni,y--lix cases At present, with y
prospect Of more IN The near future.
Grandpa Wood, father Of Judge
Wood, who died January 90, was 81
yeats old. We miss the good old
man very much.
Raymond Williams came homo from
Elvius last week with 4 wcll.devol-
oped ease OF small pox. We we're all
glad { to sec Raymond.
Water Is scarce 10 this locality;
ponds that had water 10 are frozen
solid and springs that had water IN oil
through the summer have gone dry
Knob Lick Lodge AL I. o. o. +.
mects every Saturday night. L. NJ.
Beave, n. g.; J. s. Bayless. V. C.;
J. NJ, Wood, Recording Secretary.
Visiting brothers cordially Invited.
We understand that lumber has been
ordered fer a big ornsher TO be buiIt
on the site 81 tho one that burned a
Jew months ago Work on the build.
log will begin as sooa As the material
can DO got on The ground II 7.
Allen Is foreman.
Chas SaGdberg, +, Allen and Judge
Wood attended the business meeting
Of the Southeast Missouri l. o. .. +.
Association at Bismarck as delegates
irom Knob Lick lodge, snd report a
nice time The boys at Blsmarck are
always at homs to visitors.
A. II Snyder died tho l7;h Of pneu.
mouia after an Illness OF seven days.
Mr.. Snyder was member In good
standing In the /. O. o. =. aud the
A. .. u. w. lie leaves a vito aud
lwo little children, wao have the sym
pa,hy Of the community Dr. J. J.
Martin OF Harrington conducted the
funeral.
The battle ak and wedge In The
hands Of Odd Fellows and Workmen,
rs well a. Woodmen, can accomplish
wonders. This was proven last Mon
day morning, when fifteen Of the boys
mel At a certain place, bringing with
them -four, moat, sugar, coffee, beans,
etc, aud proceeded to haul, chop,
spill, and stack wood for the widow,
who was very thankful. The boys
went home tired bat happy, leaving
plenty Of wood, ready for the steve,
right at the door To last until warm
weather. The next morning tho same
crowd with few additions, mel on a
piece Of ground belonging 10 the Odd
Fellows, neas Knob Lick, and proceed
ed 10 chop out the dead timber and
haBl Il 10 a worthy brother who had
the misfortune about year ago to 81
mos, lose bis sight, aud who has not
been able to work = day siucn We
aii think It time aud labor we'll speul.
Feb. 28. BARITONE.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
A CHASTITY FIND
Human Head Found Lying 10 the Street
Ia Southeastern Part Of iowa.

Last Tuesday morning about seven
O'Clock a negro man found q human
head lying 10 frur, Of Mr.. John
Marks residence IN the southeastern
part of town, aud at once notified Mrs-
Marks Of bis ghas,ly discovery. She
sent word 20 the Marshal, but whcn
he arrived The head was gone. II
was found a little later nrOand Che
corner Of the street, where Il had
probably been carried By dogs. Cot
ouer English was notified and bad the
bead taken to bis Office, where = eufi.
Gus and fhysliiied crowd gathered "a
gaze ppoq IT. There Il was analam-
ically examined by him and DR.. l..
~ Perkins, and pronounced 10 be The
head Of q white man between co and
20 years Of ags. The flesh had nearly
ah been torn away, some Of the lign-
meuls were undislurbod, the lower
!roal teeih were intact but ali OF the
others were gone, and few gray hairs
slill chung where the upper lip once
was. There was no way Of positively
determining how long the man had
been dead
Here was a mystery suggestive Of 8
ienl deed. OF some ono dying alone Ia
the woods VI sickness or cold and
hunger, aud the body being torn aud
maiilated by dogs or hogs, or Of some
grave having given up IT'S dead to be
made the sport Of proving animals.
There was absolutely no clue to the
mystery. Who WAS the unfortunate
old mani What hsd become oi The
body aud how came the head where II
wa.s There vas no doub, that dogs
hal carried the head where Il was
found, but all else vas a mystery.
After DR.. Perkins left The Curoucr's
uilioe he met Luther Martin, who Is
homo from medical college 90 account
II the illness and death OF bis friend
Or Madison, snd was telling blm
about the affair. "why," said Lu-
Their, shafts nv head" And then
be went on TO tell how, during bis
second ycaF at college, be bad brought
Il home from the dlsscctiug room Tor
the purpose of mummiiJibg II aud
had placed Il where It would be ex-
posed to tho alt aud as he supposed
safe; but dogs or something else got
hoil Of Il and carried Il of and he
never could End Il. This was some
months ago. aud the dogs have psob.
ably been wsllowing It around aud
gnSwing on Il ever siGeo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
CHURCHES.

PnKsnTrEHfAS-R Row. ]. LEsLtE ALswoKTTi
Paat0r-frunchin sunday morning and eve
ding: sunday school at $50 a. M. Wh. M
uaHLAN. Superintendent. Prayer meeting
"wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, NorTu--ilcV. N.J
UEts. Pastor -- Preaching every sunday
morning and evening; sunday scOoi at "a
.. ~. MEHEiLL PirKiN, sup't. Frayei
meeting every Wednesday evening.
METHODIST RriscorAL.-ilsy. J. !. Martin
Pastor; plcaehirE evury sunday moEnins
ana evening; sunday school ut 80 a. n
". .. Kllam, sai,'t, Prayer meeting eTery
"Wednesday evening.
baptist .- uey'd }. ". wusoS. pastor
preaching second and fourth sundays each
niuHth. morning ana evening. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening, san
pay school ot0 a. "a. Mrs. Josie Mason,
superintendent.
CnmsrtAN CuuhcH--Eii. Il ". TALnEHr
pastor. Preaching every sunday Of u o
% IN. and H.en p. M. sunday school overy
sunday az 30 ~. II. A, sWtNK. super
infcndeEt. fP.sC. q. every sunday eve
uing ~ o'clacE Midwoct prayer meet
inr "Wednesday svaycniay at oclocE.
sATnERas--Rry. a. l.. konLFtSJ. paSiof-
Preaching cycgy sunday morning except the
fourth. catechisu after church.
CaTuOuc-Rov. Father ToGMET. resiicn,
priest Mass even sunday except nrst az u
o'cIock. cutechism same days at 10.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

Mailin, your best photographer.
Garden seeds at Moore & Oyerall's.
Moore & Overall sre selling all win
ter goods Al cost.
Marshal Hlekus has recovered from
BIZ recent attack Of grip.
Chuiee line Of cyapoyaicj and died
fruits NJ Klein Grocer Co.
Now 1, the time 10 buy Wiuter goods
al cost at Mourc & OyeraIl's.
The only store aud hotel a, Black
we'll vas burned on the IGIh.
l.lder. Il. NJ. Taibert returned Tues
day from his trip TO Kentucky.
lees Wautcd-lIighcst market price
paid Apply to Jacob lIelber.
The Monday Club will bold its nIxt
pnceIipg With Mes Mamie Il,ghiry.
For corn, hay. oats aud all kinds OF
seeds 20 TO Mccormick, Sprolt q Co.
Mis-. Aun Marin OF Knob Lick Wis.
tied her sister, Mis-. ". A. Cloud,
Monday.
Norman blue OF Dexter spent a
couple Of days Vt home The latter part
Of last week.
Currsnls, seedless raisins, cilron,
orange aud lemon pcols at Klein Gro
Ger CompanY's.
Miss Cora HIghley Is among the
milliners attending the openings In ST.
Louis this week.
Use Chase & sanborn'a Seal aud
Special Coffees. foF sale only b. the
Klein Grocer Co.
John Guessing Jr, who has been
attending Gem City business College,
is hume on u visit
Dr. I.a!her Martin was called from
81. Louis saturday TO attend the bed.
side oi DIR. Madison.
See oar ''Queen Quality" ladies
thues--cvery pair guaranteed. Ale
Curmiek, spToit & Co.
Clarence Tcflcs came down from
ST. Louis last week to spend a few
dAJs with homo folks.
Our stock Of dry goods, groceries,
shoes and clothing cannot be eScelIed.
See Us before yoa 5uy.--McCOrnick,
SpFoti a Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COURTS

CInuUt COURT u. Fnx, Judgc--sec0nd
Mondays = day and November.
COUsTpgCouEr-tirs Nonoay5 In febrBa'
~, May August ana November.
PROBATE CduEr-seeond Mondays in Jan
uhrr. April. July ami OgIuber,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27


Dr. Vim. Meloy Madison died al bis
home In Harrington Monday evening
at elk O'Clock Of pneumonia, aged 65
years, two months aud 20 days. lie
was born aud reared Ia Ste. Geuevicye
county. When young man he grad-
mated frcm the keokuk { Iowa) Med
ieal college, aud has been pract,ciHg
medicine ever since, practically all the
time 10 this eounty---at Lihariyville,
Knot Lick and for the last Eve or SIX
yenss In Pennington. lie has heen
very successful as practitioner aud
was recognized by bis brother physi.
clans az man Of good Judgment and
stiainmeass In his profession. lie was
swica married. che FIRST time 10 Miss
Mildred v. Hem. and tho second 10
1rs. Wood. A son and dauehies
were born 10 him by bis frat wife, the
latter Of whsn died; tao son l. o
young man juss entering into mau-
hoods estate. lis second wife sur
yises hIa, together with two sisters,
MFs, III. y. Stone Of 81. Louis and
sirs. Nancy =, Hughes Of Texaskaua,
and one broshsr. X. 4. Madison Of
Peoria, 81. The funeral. which took
place Wednesday afsnFpoon, wss CON
dnesed wsth Masonic rites BY The 4.
r. and A. ~. Of which order he wa,
; member. DR.. J ]. MariIs deliver
log tho iuneral dlacoaFse.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
The Traye,ias Library.

Following Is the list of Books 10 the
new library just received. AIrs. David
!!s!aieburg, librarian. Library hours
from 10 10 II O'Clock on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings;
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

While working on a scaffold OF the
asylun, last Saturday Sir. W. il, Waits
Jumped, thinking the scaffold was
falling. distance Of about eight feet,
and sprnined bis ankle.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27

AIR. s. J. Hensley of Desloge an
nounces himself this week as a candl,
date Tor County Treasurer. Dir. Ileus'
Icy Is one Of the enterprIsing business
men Of that thriving miaing town, q
line book.keeper Asd accountant, .
man Of honest, upright chHrastsr, and
would make a good and safe Treasured
ior the county. lie Is also an active
working Democrat aud has In the pas
done n good deal OF disinleres,ed wofk
for bis friends, bat this 10 The Hrst
time he has ever thought Of asking
oilice for himself. Courteous aud con,
slderate of others. he Is naturally pop,
ular, aud will make a strong race foI
the nomination.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-02-27
BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Two Confess and Oct Three Years
Other Deules Charge and
Gives Bend.

Constable Fraser dia some nice de-
lective woik last week aud WAS reward
cd by tho capture Of two burglars who
confessed The crime, and another one
whom they implicated who gave bond.
Sumo time ago store Al the Theodore
shaii was hurglarlssd There was no
clue TO the robhera, but Constable
Fraser has been on the look out ever
since for clue, which he finally sue
cceied 10 getting, 90 he started out
Friday morning to dnd his mon. Sat-
urday morning about three o'clock he
came up with two Of lhem nj house
which he had been watching in that
part Of Flat River called NorwiBoiown
near where tho store was robbed
Here no captured Joe Emory aud Al
fred Barton, who broke down aud
conf ,ssch the robbery, and implicated
Doc Gibson. Constable Fraser then
laid the wires to get him, and sue
ceeded Saturday nIgh, o, point on
Big River. They we're all brought to
Farmingion and lodged In jail Em-
org and Barton were artaignsd before
Judge Fox Monday, an adjourned
term Of court being In session, aud
pleading guilty were sentenced to three
years IN The penilea,isry. Gibson gave
bond for bic appearance aud was re-
leased. Along with them Constable
Fraser captured a lot Of burglar tools
and about two dozen keys Of difteren,
pattern.
You will find Martin Is the Peoples