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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
Professional Cards.
DR.. Archibald N. Sinclair.

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idence. White 1861.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
GEORGE LUCAS.

2OSg-March Z, II, 81, 2S.
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2ilG4 81
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

said. Good you are as well as
any child" che Armours feel
very grateful for this restoration
OF an only child, aud MIR. Armour
has decided to found n hospital
with an endowment Of %. 900. 600.
to be called the Lolita Armour In
stitne. after his daughters name,
for the free treatment OF all chill.
dren afflicted with congenital hip.
Joint dislocation. He has offered
the management TO DIR. Mueller,
pupil Of DIR. Lorenz. who WIS here
with him and assisted In his oper'
atoms, as DIR. Loreuy, Of course,
could not be induced to accept the
position; but lac was very much
| gratified at the offer. and said h'
almost envied DIR. Mueller the OPP
portunity extended him. II is an
nouncpd that the institution is Il
he absolutely free 10 whomsOeye
may need treatment, aud there d
MT to be knife on the place
The treatment is only practicable
for children. about nine or TEL
years of age being the limit within
which the method may be success
| fully practiced.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
Southeast Happenings.

The FredericktOwn Democrat
News contained accounts Of sever.
nj accidents last week. The most
serious being the accidental shoot.
ing of Willie Ncwbtrry, who is re.
ported doing we'll at a ST. Louis
Hospital. Frank Rose was kicked
by Z horse aud had tooth knock
ed out aud his Tip badly cut. The
four-year old child Of J. T.. Moore
slipped into pan of sealdiug
water aud had one foot painfully
burned, and the little two year.oId
daughter of Mrs. Boren fell into a
basin of scalding water aud was
very severely scalded
Mrs. Hattie Written was under
arrest Mt Dexter charged with hav.
ing poisoned her nine.year- old
daughter for the purpose of secur-
ing a small insurance she had on
her life. An older daughter died
several mouths ago suddenly under
suspicious circumstances, and il is
supposed she was also poisoned
with arsenic aud strychuiue. as the
younger one was found to be.
Mrs. Written committed suicide
in jail on the Both By tying two
towels together aud hanging her
self.
Wonderful growths for this time
of wear are reported at various
points. Al Fredericktown the ed.
itor of the Democrat. News has
been presented with some wild
yiolets inst gathered in the woods,
and the editor of the Charlottesville
Press has been given Il fiue grow
ing pea vine with several pods well
developed. Strawberries in bloom
and ripening are an old story.
Butler county captured the ban
neP Mt DeSoto Mt the Southeast
Teachers Association for having
the largest number of teachers in
attendance.
The Tribune entreats the people
to be right nice in tho new Post
Office ut Fresiericktown and not
spit on the floor aud furniture.
Poplar Bluff has q club which
calls itself the Smart Set. -
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Tho gold standard of money
measurement is being gradually
forced upon MEXICO by the enm-
mercinl traders with that nation.
aud her banks, which were former
~ compelled to keep oil their ae-
counts in silver. ARE now permitted
to keep accounts In both gold and
silver. The money changers OF the
world, with the shrewdness charac.
teristic of that class, having sue
eeeded in successfully carrying out
through national legislation by the
leading powers their long cheris ed
and cuDningly devised plan for II
single gold standard, the CONNER.
eial value Of silver has naturally
continued to drop lower and lower
When the United States was
caught in the trap, the hope Of the
bimetallists dropped; no longer in
demand for coinage purposes, sill
yer became a drag on the market
the silver mining industry Of the
county Jagged, aud the white metal
sh;fted TO mere commercial com.
modify for the manufacture of
plate and supplying money tokens
for the peasant subjects of the gold
standard countries distant colon
les, China aud few minor eOun.
tries. Mexico. with her rich silver
mines, has brayely tried TO hold
ont against the Money Trust, but
when the United States submitted
to its crafty, greedy demands, the
doom of one of MexicO's richest ~.
sources was also written. With
her commercial greatness aud mex
haustible resources. the United
States could have protected and
forced the reeO gnition of bimet.
allism upon the world aud main.
tanned The parity of silver with
gold at the historic ratio Of the
two metals; but with the world
against her, Mexico sees that sh,
must eventually yield TO the subtitle
power of the money changers, and
she is gradually getting ready fol
it. II will cost her much, for hel
rich silver mines will hardly pa!
the working. Silver as CONNER
cial commodity, just as much gol,
would be under similar conditions
will hardly be in more demand thar
cut glass or Eaviland china in thu
not distant future, unless ther'
should be nm unexpected revelation
in money standards.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

An advance in the practice OF
surgery has been made by DIR.
Adolph Lsorenz of Germany. which
IN called ''bloodless surgery" prin.
cipally for the treatment of deform-
lilies occasioned by dislocafion oil
the hip joint, whether congenital
or the result Of an accident. Dir.
I4orenz, who has been visiting In
this country and giving q series 81
free treatment in 1T. Louis and
Chicago. IN the presenee Of tbs
best surgeons AID physicians d
those cities. has met with wonder.
full sneeess and Impressed the pro.
fssaiou with the sound practicable.
ity II his improved knifeless meth
Cd. Among the children he has
treated ID a little daughter III !.
Ogden Armour, the Chieago null
timiIIionaire, who uas afflicted with
eonxenisaI hip joint disleeation
and had never leen ablr to walk.
Now che Il enred. and ~ she
WALKED ACROSS The Boor II thu ~
!. - - n - !. ..fxx ,.......szxs. 4. Il
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
4: TIE Tea Pts a!!!==ys

On last Thursday evening ono ui
the doe Kun teams pulled oit another
ten pin game With d picked team ui
Pennington boys on the local sIiess
aad Won Quite an enthusiastic grup
ui spectators witnessed thc rbuc
Among Ihosc present wcm nr and
Mrs tillespis and Alr and Mrs
Horace CoiIirid If Poe Run. AIr,
Edward llAll.r, Mr., John Kuucrg,
anl Mi.ses I'm ~, Nilsson. liitdy AMI
Maymc and ilusa burke Of Farming.
ton ilcssm. T. Rudy, /. 4, Leu.
" q. Sullivan, and Z. Abduction
wcre among those on the pae Run
team.
The following game was played on
the Dor Ruu alleys iasi Saturday eve.
ning between The Owl- and buckeyts
tbs Owls winning two IN three:
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Something for the farmers d
think over is provided by the New
York World when 10 says: Grain
exports for ten months are ssI,-
900, 900 smaller than last year;
provisions and live stock have fall.
en- off &33. 900. 900. but manufac.
turrd gooda were geld abroad in
quantities greater than last year.
The sorry Joke In that the farmer
gets the same prices Tor home and
foreign sales. while the ryannfae.
tnrer extends hls markes' -
charging AmeFican farmers and
other conmmers so per cent more
than the export price with tho aid
Of the beueiieent tariff.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

President Roosevelt is very WIG
orous in expressing his views on
ordinary public matters, but he
curbs his strenuositv when he
touches upon trusts and the tariff
Some Of his old.time honesty and
frankuess on these subjects, prior
10 bis elevation To the presidency
by a dastardly assassination, would
have added salt and pepper to his
message; but then they might
have roughened the road Of his as
piration to the Republican nomi'
nation in 1904. Strenuous rs he
may be, he seems TO have passed
the mark where he would rather b,
consistent and right than to gel
a nomination.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
HGsS i.ick .;eH5s.

Born December 3, 1902. TO thl
waite OF WIN Presnell. a daughter
Health IN This vicinity is very
good ry'"pl bad colds. which are
very common at this time of year.
The luughhorn choir joined ~
Sunday 90 q singing contest. W.
were heartily glad % meet them
aud hope they rInycd themselves
and viii pay as another visit
There was q wond.cu.tiug neat
this place Saturday for the benefit
az The churcl \ new stove was
also purchased.
Mrs Thomas has removed 10 ben
cottage ia Knob Lick, We are
glad to have hcr aud irt family az
nriglhurs.
December 5. ANON.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Nov. 25th, ID. u. Henderson and
Miss Nora keay. both Of Rismarck;
married astA b. Rsv. WIN. J.. vsl-
wick.
26th, w. y. TIatrhins and Aiiss
Emily peisney. both 81 Hazel Run |;
married same dsy b. Squire WIN. l..
Sacknan.
i,se. ID. Elsie Corien and Mlss
Mary ilaney. hsth u coEfuazn. mar
rscd same auy hg LID. N. Il. uuffer.
Sd, Frank Ayers and Miss kva
Isfske, both of 81. f;eneslase: mar
RED Dee 9Th ~ Elder i, G. Itady.
"a, Hoy Yourg and kils- lsasle Par
msr. bush Of stu. G~M4sless mar.
Rcd Des. 1sh b Eqnirs tsco. n. Cor
ington.
Daniel Heward and Mrs Nsry st
fsr4ela, hcth u Elxlns; 10 relasr.
M. Henry Mafxod saa Ma ~.
~ apsnes, bath u Hanna Tsres 10
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
Real Estate Transfers

Filed for record during the wecE
ending November 2Srh, reported By
Smith, Blceck s. Co
San'l williams, by Sheriff, TO y
l. Rivers, nwi4 sec %, twp 50,
range 4 : consideration s2b.
John +. Watson ct al by Sheriff "a
j C. Williams ct al, part Of see rs,
twp. 81, range 81 consideration
SOL 10,
WIN. Green to Frank Allen, part Of
sec 4, twp. 81, range 6; considora.
tion $50.
Lorenzo johnson Ct al, by Sheriff,
to A. G. Storek, part sec. 10, twp.
81, range 3; consideration col
L. H. Arnold to II. +. Allen, lot 8,
block /, Knob Lick; consideration
$50.
j. NJ Elyins and wife to " S
Riding, lot 9, block 2, EIyiHs; con
sideration S75.
Louise f. Lang to John W. Cal
yird, part of survey $40, containing
~ acres; consideration $500.
T.. T. Swiuk ard wife to J. c. vii
liams, = undivided interest In par
lots and of Pennington; consid.
Grafton $500.
T.. +. Swiuk aud wife to Thos. II
STAN, undivided d interest in par
lots aud 8 Of Pennington; eonsid
Grafton $500.
Henry Adkins aud wife to Geo +
Fuchs, part out lot "a of Bismarck
consideration $500.
l. 7. Hunt and wife to u. |. Nor
tis, part survey number s4s, contain
ing rs 07 acres; consideration 5000
T.. A. Benham aud wife TO Geo "
David, lots /, 2, 8, 4, s, G. block II
aud out lots 6, &. Z. s, ., 10, II II
scltlcton; consideration $500.
VIM ID. Moore TO Oliver II. Moore
5s acres In section Sc, twp. 80 north
range east; consideration $500.
WIN. u. Moore to Oliver II. Moore
part u sec. 30, twp 80 north. rang
7 east, containing IS acres; consid
Grafton SI40.
John p. London aud wife to Geo
Welhman, part survey number 1869
consideration 800.
Bertha T.. Ray to Woodland Lea,
Co, part survey aumber 1909 ans
sw fr'l. a., sec. 81, twp. sc north
range east; consideration $500
n. :. Tesiey ct al. TO Martha I
Teiley, part OF SEQ. ~, twp. 30 north
range . east. and part Of secs, "a sn,
%, twp. 30 norih, range D cast; con
sideratIon $40.
81. Francois Town-sise and Mlaiul
Co to Thos. II. Shelly, lot g. block /
Cautwell, consideration si55.
c. r. afautar II ii, to Adam Kos,
eniengle, lots 1, Q. 5. 4, q, G ia hlooi
8. bismarck consideration sa40.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Whereas, Il has pleased the GFeat
Ruler Of the Universe 10 take fro;a
IEis iiie the Ees Alvin Rucker, father
Of our esteemed and worthy elassnate,
Alvin Raoker, ir be Il ihsFrfore
Resolved, that the Second Yeal
i.sw Glass .; itav University u sasii=.
souri, extend their sympathy 10 Alvin
fucker, IT., In this his sad bereaye
ment.
Resolved, That u copy Of these teso.
buttons be placed upon the records o.
the Second Year Law Glass; that {
copy be furnished the N. $. L Iudc
pendant; that a copy be furnished tbs
Pennington, Missouri papers, aud that
copy be furnished to Alvin Rucker
Jr.
m, o SuMNERyILE,
Committee J. l.. IiAw,
NJ. A. ROMIuK.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Senator Hanna, it is reported,
is interesting himself in the ease of
Gen. Jake Smith-'Hell Roaring
Jake"-whO was suspended from
the army for his order in the Phil.
irpines TO burn and kill all ma.
tives over ten years Of age" aud
that he contemplates the introduc.
tion of u bill 10 reinstate aud make
a place for General Smith. As all
of the brigadier generalships have
been filled, Senator Hanua's plan
is to create an additional one for
him. Cruel as his order was, Gen.
Smith has said that his orders from
Gen, Chaffee, his superior, were
even more vigorous than his own
AS Gen. Chaffee was retained, il
doesn't look just right to visit all
the punishment and disgrace on
Gen. Smith. inasmuch, also, as
Gen. Chaffee is credited with ap.
proving of Gen. Smiths peculiar
military methods. But then the
order, from q humanitarian point
of view, sounds brutal aud mex
cusable, aud President Roosevelt
must have 20 regarded it aud its
results to have thought 1t necessary
to retire Gen. Smith, even IL he
only did so out Of respect to public
opinion. Has he changed his mind
and will he encourage Senior Han
ma In his repnted contemplated
movement in behalf of He'll Roar.
ing Jakef"
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

An increase in the wages of their
employees by number Of the big
railroad corporations "A few weeks
ago was announced with great
flourish, aud the mOnopOllsts
pointed 10 the incident as an evl-
dence of prosperity and corporate
generosity. But there was Il Sc.
quel 20 follow, aud it came IN the
shape of a proposed increase IN
freight rates on all lines. II is es.
timated By the New York World
that the increase in wlges will cost
the railroads about j0,QnO 600 n
year, bnt the increase 10 freight
rates will enhance their earnings
about Sl2O, 900, 900. leaving them
a net profit of $40, 900, 900. The
people pay the freight Il is easy
to be generous with money arbi.
trariIy ext0rted from the public.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

What II sncrrd obligation the
pension system has come to he re.
garded, expensive as 1t is, when a
pension appropriation bill itvoiv
ing $3.50, S47 600 can be rushed
through the National House of
Representatives in four minutes
That is what was done last Sat.
urday.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
FAaaIxGTuk ELrcrRsu
i.tGHT Axf, Isss Co.

Que III our moss pronains citizens
5oseph T. HoeksH, d about to leasa
rs sir. Hoeken has beer appulatsa
strwaid Ter Insane Asylam No. .,
Fsrmsugion. we are told be will
nose his ssmiis 10 ihat piare. fIia
son, ilart Heekea, Ii working with i
party II faiIrsad snrvesurs Hi
daughter, Miss Mary IIpsksas i u.
iaEaing school ii Asoaa. Mis- Opes.
secretary - air. HaekeH. viii probably
CO with tie sssssily III IillsI,oro cores
roaslens DeSoin Repnhliuas.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

The immediate mission Of the
Society is To send some Christmas
Sunheams TO the County Poor
Farm, where there are mt least q
inmates--one Of whom is u crippled
boy, one blind c0loFed woman.
In answer Ia our request. already
saturday, ! p. m.,) supply of
tobacco aud picture cards is prom
ised; aud the society will gratefully
accept illustrated papers, pretty
cards. haadkerchiefs, candy, pie
lures, quilt patches. aud anything
else that sympathy for the pitiful
lives NAV suggest.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
Tic Found q Cure.

Il. II. Foster, sis 5 Cd Street. Sail
Lake City, writes: ''I have been
bothered with dyspepsia or indigestion
for ~ years, have tried many without
relief, but have found a cure In Her.
binc. recommend Il IL all my
friends, who are aillited that way, and
II is curing them too. soc at City Drug
Satire
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

The Rev T. f. Strong of tie
American Board Of Foreign Mis-,
sion Says Miss Ellen NJ. Stone will
not be sent back 10 Bulgaria or
Tnrkey.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

no rnr pUal,c;

THE TIMES AND HERALD has
generously offered TO net as official
organ OF the Pennington Sunshine
Society, and 10 this column viii he
found onr reports. notices Of meet.
ings and requests for assistance.
ANY suggestions for Improvement
or names of eases to be frightened
By our assistance will be welcomed
by the Sunshiners.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

The organization of the Farm
ington branch took place ai the
residence Of MIR. NJ. W Hua
las, Saturday at 10 a. M, with an
enrolment of Cos Of whom
were present. The initiation fee
is "a promise of one kind deed each
day. The plan Of work will be
outlined later.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

In the death of Thomas Bracket
Reed the country loses one of its
brightest minds. He WAS an able
lawyer, a man of forceful character,
aud though intensely partisan aud
arbitrary in his rulings as Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives
his honesty aud incorruptlbility as
a public man were conceded on all
sides.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
Does This Strike You?

Quite a number of our subscrib &.
ers are in arrears, and We would
be more than pleased to have them
place themselves on the lin nd.
vance" list. When The Times
aud The Herald were consolidated,
we found a number of delinquent
subscribers on the Herald books.
These subscriptions are to be paid
10 us, and we would like have them
settled up at once, SO as to avoid
mistake and misunderstanding
We earnestly request all such TO
call and settle. Don't allow the
year, which Is nearing It's close
and which has been a generally
prosperous one, go out without
squaring mp with us.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
Bailards iiorehound syrag.

Immediately relieves boarsc, croupy
eaugh, oppressed, usp.ug and diflicull
bra'hing Henry 4 siuarn,, Drug
slst, Shuil.buEg, Wisconsin, writes.
May 20, 1901. II have been selling
BBilard'- llyishrund Syrup for two
years, aud l4gt uaycr had q preparation
ihh gives boiler satisfaction. I notice
thai when 1 .sil bottle, they come
back for m.p. { cau honestly recon.
mrnd 20 poo, Boo, luA - 90 at Ch,
huZ ~Iurg
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

The children of the Christian Sun
day school will send a box of jel-
lies aud preserves to the Christian
Orphans Home at 1t. Louis for
Christmas; and :he members OF
the Church will send sheets, cloth
ing and other necessary articles for
the comfort of babies aud ll.tle
tots. Would you like to help in
this good workf Contributions
from whomsoever will be appre-
ciated. Make the little orphans
glad and happy and comfortable.
Send all donations to Mira. r.. ID.
Fisher before December 18th. az
they will be shipped on that dag !.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

THEO. ID FISHER, EDITOR
Axu HtsfSrss MANAGER.
MELBOURNE SMITH, ASSISTANT Epituf
AND SOLICITOR.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

All parties who bold ascoaais
against tho Pennington Electric Light
and lee Company viii. please present
tbs same u D. Il. slarhnry fol prompt
payment.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11


Rev. J. II. Fielder, District Super.
iutCadent Of the ChiIdren's Home
Society Of ST. Louis, was ~ Farming.
ton from Friday Of last week Gn,il last
Tuesday. lie succeeded IN collecting
$50 Vt eco tot hts work. His aiten-
ton was called 10 the Pierce children,
who live Ia q ienl east Of town, aud who
are improperly cared for The little
boy, who Killed himself last week with
q pistol, belonged 10 this family. br
Fielder visited Mrs Pierce on Salur.
day, but she refused to surrender The
children TO him. lie procured the
proper papers for securing the child
ten, hut upon visiting the family Tue
day morning tnr that nurnnas they had
an vamoosed. Dr. Fielder is engaged
ia work that deserves the support
and commentator OF people vino hope
aud wish for betlerment Of the
world. lie was well pleased with the
Kindness a,d generosity Of the Farm.
inglon people, aud wishes 60 extend
hts hanks through thcse columns.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Al goods sen, 10 Mr.. Hnf's for
this purpose will be gladly received
aud receipted. We especially de
sire to operate with any other
plan already made for the pleasure
Of these unfortunates, Ms we feel
that we cannot DO too much for the
old. inhrm and helpless charges 1T
our county.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Tuos. n. STAN, PHILIP =. Cohk'
PRESIDENT VicE PHEslp'r
R.A. SWIM. sro'T TREAS.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

ruMusnKp avg, rurHspAr ~ rus
Farminston Times Printing Co
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
Asylum board Meeting

The Board Of Managers OF Asy-
INN No, 4. met In chic city last
Monday and transacted the or,li.
nary routine business Of passing
on bills and such matters. Mr.
Hoeken. the steward. was ordered
10 get everything IN shape SO that
the asylum could be opened by the
FIRST of January 1T least. aud pos
sibly sooner. The Juuketing Com
mitteee on Asylums, whose duty ii
Ii to inspeet all the asylums Of the
State aud to report 10 the Lcgislas
ture is expected 10 be here soon.
This committee ID at present In
spectiug the Asylum at Nevada.
Three members Of the Board, DIR.
q. N. Wilmer OF Marble Hill, DR..
Theo. II. Frazer OF Commerce aud
Hon. p. G, Schult OF Caruthers.
willie, left Monday evening for a
weeks visit to asymms at Toledo
aud Massalon, Ohio. DIR. Wilmer
was ACCOMPANIED hv his wife.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

The next meeting Of the sun.
shine Society will be held at Mr
NJ. w. Hnff's house (i1oss addi.
tom Saturday morning, December
18th, at 10 o'clock. Each member
is requested TO bring q friend. and
to remember the things for the
Poor Farm.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
For Farmers TO Reflect Over.

Poplar Bluff has a club which
calls itself the Smart Set