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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-08

Home run-Hemenway
Three-base hit-Hemenway.
Two-base hits-A Narcallino. Kiley,
Wright, Desha, Taylor.
Sacrifice hits-Castle Mana.
Stolen bases-Steere 2, a. Marcallino
Castle, ], MarcaIlino 2, Clark Wright.
Kiley.
struck out-By Castle 3, by Desha 2,
by Bush 8.
Bases on balls-By Castle /, by Desha
/, by Bush 5.
Passed bals-Kiley l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-08

TwO-base hit-Joy.
Sacrifice hits--Lemon, Cunha.
Stolen bases-Hamaku.
Struck out-,Toy 4, Lemon 6.
Bases on balls-Lemon 1.
Wild pitches-Lemon 2.
Passed ball-.Kekuewa /.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-08
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
STEAM ENGINES

BOILERS, sUGA-s MILLS, cooY,
Frs, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS
and machinery of every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ships blacksmithinE. Job wors
executed on shortest notice.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
n rnN DAYs
The Electric Railroad Company Expects
to Begin csasimeilca Nerk.

The Board OF Directors Of the s..
francois County Electric Railroad
Company held AZ important meeting
LAST Monday evening, n which con.
tract was ratified aud auifrsd into
villa tho W. b. Bnyce Engineering
Company 10 engineer and supcgintcnd
The construction Of the proposed eIcc-
tric railway iron DeLsssus 60 Farm.
ing,on and IRON Pennington TO Flat
River.
Tie engineers begun work llic next
day Il nei.ss-us, aud ~ soon a. they
establish ,hc grade aud get enough Of
lbe Route Ia shape ieg The grading 20
be begun, Il 70 the purpose ol the CON.
pany 10 commence work At UuoC.
They hope thai this may DO in ten
day. OF two weeks a. the most. u Is
not the purpose Of the company 10 lot
% contact 10 any construction com
psuy to do this work, but to take
that responsibility upon themselves
With the Boyce Engineering Company
90 supcrinlcud 1t and assist ia other
wHys
Il begins TO look a. II The long.
t4lked-u! electric railway vii. be- built
Ibis simmer, aud there Is au air 81
confidence about the members OF the
board Of directors.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
Ta!bsrt-- harris.

On Tuesday afternoon. May goth.
1909, At two O'clork, Rev Robert
Naeoy Talbcrt aud Miss Edith Fmucis
Harris were married nj ghe Christian
church iu Pennington, Of which the
groom Is raaor, Eey. Howard Gre,
pastor Of the Central Christian Church
% 81. Louis, performing tho ceremony.
The bridal parry was led BY iule Beu
Coleman aud Dorothy Blanks, rs
flower hearers, each With q large
bunch Of pink roses, the bride aud
grUom following. Al.s Harris wore
"a bridal gown u whi,o aud carried d
large si,,ai VI p.uk roses shortly
aitoI che ceremony Mr. aud Mr..
Tslbert lcii Cor q mouthsyisi, to Ken.
lucky relatives.
The slGrch vas beautifully deco
rated vi'h 90, piauts aud en-. flowers
Of all tho spring varieties, forming a
lovely background ior ,he bridal
setllpg sire j. g. Back prcadel
al ibc organ, playing The Lohengrin
Tot Tie wcidigg march, with other
music at intervals. The Sundoy
school elias. Of liulc ones, Of which
AEs Harris Is tLo teacher. occupied
thc chair l5f', each one bolding @ cias-
Tor u daisies.
Among those from distance who
attended were d. aud Mr.. C.L.Glanks
apd little daughter Dorothy Of Ieontoa;
Mis Ben Coleman, M.H Stella Cole
man and Master Hrunio Coiemau yi
Fiat River; Mr.. aai Mu John Hall,
M,s. J. G.. Crow Mrs Nick hinkcad
aud Miss FiorOnce Sebastian Of l'5.
sIiySiile. The largo number Of ycy
elegant prc.ca,s received attest tho cs-
tccm FOO which these Young people are
hold.
IEE IIHEs jpiHs ,ieir many other
friends in wishing them The supr.mr.t.
joy Rad happiness Throughout ihcir.
Eygs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
sentheasi Note.

Announcement arc already being
made iur the OpeBiog Of Teachers
Institutes.
The curt house az Charleston has
town clock Ia the tower ala cost o.
sG75. Il strikes the hogr sad ball
hour.
FIcdcficki0wu has a rest aud read
ing rD5m Tor the women who como 10
town with ihcir husbands from Tao
evUnlry.
FrcdeIilkiown 10 TO have q summer
garden rs which Ice cream sad soda
sill DC served every evening. lland
concerts viii be given twice a week.
1hc Frcderickiowu Trasl Company
IS 10 erect q s2o,750 building at once,
lor which Louis Miller has Tho con.
tract, 10 be completed by tho middle
Of September.
Lew Campbell Of Butler county cap
mrcd six young wolves about iout
weeks old last week The wolves ia
that peighborhood have been killing
dogs and pigs.
WIN. Daukenbriug Of Cape Girar-
lcau County was killed on the 30 By
bis team running away while be- was
in bis Geld hauliag rails. he was
iiigh'iully mangici ADD was dead
when found
sam Browns sentence has been
affirmed by the Supreme Court and be
will be hung at 6gccay4iG un luHe
18th. he and bis brother i1-l1w
murdered q msn named Richardson
ia March, 1900. for 500. Giant
turned S,a;e's evidence aad 5, free.
Cecil Esybufu Of ClatEliu died or
tae Sd. The pgoriaus week Doe bad
been struck 10 The side By q basc bail
pat, and later in tho day ho burt HIM
self on fence while climbing Il, wiki
the result that here wcrB internal ia.
jurirs uhich caused inflammation. Both
his father aud grandfather died from
accidents.
A Young woman In Poplar RieH
eaue near killing several Of Der young
fricuds by wha. she called q practical
Joke. She put oil Of mustard on some
candy and gave Il to them, with the
effect that ouly prompt medical at
teution prevented scfious results, All
ate pronounced out Of danger now,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
The souiheas, NwmaI

President W. s. Dearmoni, 10 3
circular letter issued TO the people Of
Southeast Missouri, says the Board Of
Regents Of fhs Third District STATE
Normal School nist a, Cape Ciraraeaa
ou aiay 8. Alter examining lhc walls
of the main Normal baildIng they de-
elded TO reconstruct the Auditorium
and s0eiaiy HAiis Of the building for
use Ii September. Tho new Science
building, which is contracted TO be
dashed 90 August 18th. viii be fully
furnished and equipped hy September
li. The two buildings viii furnish
the Nornial school with tho necessary
working space far al elassss next year
The actnal ospaeiIy of the two build.
lags Is slightly moro than that Of the
old main bnildiug
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
Spring Ailments.

There is an aching aud Tired feel
Ing; the liver, bowels aud Kidneys
become sluggish aud inactive, the
digestion impaired, with little or no
appetite, no ambition for anything.
aud feeling iha, The whole body and
mind needs toning up. The trouble
is, that during winler, there has been
40 accumulation Of waste matter 10
the system. Hcrbine wiiI remove u.
secure to the seere,iOns right exit,
and By its tonic effects fully restore
The wasted tissues aud give strength Ia
place Of weakness. zoe at City brua
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
NOTICE TO
BRIDGE AID OTHER CONTRACTORS

Notice 10 herefy sigcn that. IN ohcaienec
20 nH order q thar County .,pnrt 81 ~
Francois County, Missouri, seales bids SSH
ae received hY the i1nnefalRn2d 80 ~ eur
@ 'clpdk r, II Tnataay, dRae ir'a, ipe1.
al the LauEfy Clerk q Office. VI Farming
fnl. 81. francois cgaHfs. Misssnr1, fgr t1e
e0DxirrcttoH Rnd maintenance Tor tN0
ssgfs % imo steal highway bridges. n Az
Une ipFsssea over wear rrnak. an County
Harm rtaG EGar hirtues luTik. three asslias
knDshHast at Fnrmanwfnh. eBAeisftnn ps
3laf xnan 3 fa~t E. 20 e.. a fraf fstnltssays
Anfl i,ED allsHt1gutE r1utE,ufHE "a kushs
,vurlF nf HtuHe faarocrF. ~ shown 90 It's
fisass ssis xftssc Hon tiuns Adopted ~ SIS
i~anss DuaFf and ~ iilH 10 siss sasaAfs
| mn NIL sf,se- nsaf asnneayss sran.,.
~ al NarB fsHsiis fEm s1ssHs Hrffnra4f 81
sAs4ningFasi. fs4ffEtftlne u ant senr - EE--s7z
!. a. \ & II tk<t frs4iwAf - sttwn 80 nlza
.Ha k1-.ssfihasksish sNxapfea ~ the ff1tHtF
sssxis s.fsslKs 4, gmegmsfsmntef; Ams eaasssas
II nfsssstilhM u n3wFeenfu silAnk and 4fsest-
fstntfQnx ~ MNffertni an labor I'll isa
FURNISHED isf e<IaffuTfEifss ~esaiifad ehaes
Il 500 las lsfsle 20 Ia fEans4sh feunt9i fnaa.
|nn63atbranY nzAsfs uff rs 4 esIaftnssEc q euEisl
|faith The agru@sf@l tsflisF sisAli Nzpssafe
lnaa NeM eslslt Fssl far toe ar lsiri gsstpssss
fne sssslasy tssgrt ssxassQg slis gaaiss 4.
|FsIess e''s egaaa i''es saa, .a.,.s.x.
1 Sa4t1s,g .seisssa ssAal.sl ST.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

10 Nasiigg,ou ihey arc telling oi
a Congressman from rural WiscouaH
who until his arrival 10 The national
capital bad never stopped nj a big
hotel The oihcC evening just before
retiring be w0a;td 8 drink Of water,
on found that there was none IN bic
room, Cnier one OF two small buttons
nlkc wall be ssw the words ''rush
twic for wafer" Tie pushed twice "a
directed and when the leliboy arrived
with tho water be found The bucolic
statesman holding an empty glass under
be button.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
--bIALLF--- --FKMAIEs-


4 Humber Of gold, silver and bronze
medals have Teen awarded 70 81. Fmu-
co.'s county exhibits AZ the South Car
0liaa In,urstale and West ludian E4-
position Among them sre the iol
ineirg Gold medals 90 Doe Ruu
Lead COMPANY for lasd ore end con-
ceulraiesi Mississippi River & Bouue
Tcrrc Railroad Company for ganiie;
sheehan Bros Of Zoe R1n for granite;
SILVER medal 10 +. r. Graves ol Doc
bun ior collective exhibit OF Missouri
minerals. Bfoaz8 medals 10 Central
Lead Company for lead ores; Colum-
bia Lead Company ior ores Of zine,
lead and copper; s. Joseph Lead
Company Tor lead ores.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
50 IdeaI IIaa. b Fa-nI1rlaa ~ 81.

Having removed isam Pennington
am u1w offering my residence there
ior sale sl a bargain. The property
euusi,t o. practically new, two.
story, scycu.room house, good cislern,
snake hon.g and wood house, barn
aud other out buiidiug,, situated on y
%, y u-a yuLL AcEr iu ihc very best
part og Pennington. About oac half
of tho DO, 8. set 10 young frui. trees Of
;as bsE, yarig,.cs, ~, bearing.
The price e. right aud term. easy.
Il you are interested 10 ltis property
write iur price and terms % the under
rigued at lr1njale, 40, or apply %
Smith, Bleeck & Co, Pennington.
j. I. Lrg.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

! hare sold nay saw mlii, black
smith and wagon shop to ny sons.
who look charge March 4, 1909 AN
sho 0wa fer work Done piior 20 tia,
aala nill please settle with nc ut as
carly date as possible. heartily
lhaas al lsse wha have so !ibefally
Fs,wnized mo during The past Yeas.
and trust chat yua viii Uoniiuuc 10
hayu yoar work done al the old-naud,
which wiiI DO 10 charge Of NY SONS.
Respectfully,
ADAM SCuNiTr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
rarmiarlaa,s school Enemsrallon.

Mr. 4. J. Weber last rhussjay dp-
ished taking aud lisd the enumeration
Of an persons Of school age iu the
Pennington School District The
grand total was SAP, au Increase Of Ga
over tho enumeration Of last year
Following l. the enumeration By wards
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
Tbs walcrgcfLs

The first ws'l irr ihe Fumiagtpu
ws,crwurks having reached a depth n
4 100 lcol, o lr-t wss made last
Thursday " The DOW Of water. A
pump was put :n and started and FOR
q hoCEs continuously fi1v Of over
5000 gallons go hnrr wls secured
without apparently lowering the water
In BE well, aud Tho with the pump
pipes at a dcy,h 81 only SII feet. Il
was originally intended 20 sink she wells
1000 feet or more, Lut 50 satisfactory
10 the dow from this first we'll, that
well-euuugh will be let alone. With
o twelve hours ron this well will sup
ply over $4,000 gallons Of water a
Jay, or ~ gallons O dag for every
man. woman aud child 10 a town with
a population OF 5000. The second
well to be sunk viii double The amount
OF tho f1w. The water is clear. soti
and cool, the temperature being 80
degrees.
Now that an abundant fap2ly oi
water Is assured. no tlmo viii be lost
10 rushing the work. The committee
have already sgcnred the ser, lccs q 4
practical man, Mr. Dawson % Fulton,
TO assist 10 putting up the siandpipcs
and laying The water mEips MFR naw-
sau nat III the Fulton waterWofkg-
alter which our w.tetwogks are pat.
termed, and which have proved 50 sat.
isiaclofy So every way 20 that city.
As soon as the mssetial Tor the stand.
pipes as5 water mains can be procured
Tho waTk Of putting them Ia plarc will
DO begun. Ab0ni SIX mlles &C eight,
ak and four iEoh mains win be put 10
aud SO ran "a 10 DO practically reached
by every residence 10 town, With pub
Tic hytiFants RI sliffereut points.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

Richard Murphy, the hey iuurnslirl
OF jefferson City, was 10 farmlgetpn
last Saturday aud frightened Tina
iIMEs Office for awhile whh bis
viyaolousness. Richard Is only twelve
years old, bpt he has attracted consider
able attention In bis travels When
Ia New York come months sinsa he
gained an audience with the multimll-
liOEare, Russell Sage, aud so impressed
that great Gaancigr that he sub
srfibsd for RichafJ's paper. Richard
informed as that ho bad ''sold out bis
paper but would starr smother one
about the FIRST Of July, that Il would
be bot stuff politically, and from a
HAT which he let drop We Inferred
that Dookory, Cook and salbeEt we're
u for a resisting. lie Is . bright,
handsome. pfeeoeicup lli,le fellow 10
kuee hrcccAss, with ceuflaaas aud
confident address far 10 advance Of his
years. A closer parental waschfuinsse
aud check on bis precooiens career
might prove goud thing In maturing
Vie character and making . useinl
maa ef him.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

Marriage Licenses were issued the
past two weeks rs follows:
Dab, bon Clemens aud Miss Maggie
". Akers Of Doc Bua; married s4u.e
day by EUy. y. O. Fleming
lO,h, byron ". Ea,lcy OF Esther
aud nis. Lizzie l.. Hardy Of Ste. Gen.
rticvc.
INA, ilaryc Downing Of Dcslogp
and Mic noga Wells OF Mul swiues
l4ih, Hiram Green Of Buaag Icuc
aud Miss Ella Joucs Of vajiu Mines
(col. }; married same day by Judge
). $. Gossom.
lith, J. =. Ocslerlg Of St. Louis
and Miss Jeaaie lawson Of Farming
ten; married on l5gn by RoT. G. W.
Iullan.
I5Jh, VIM. Lubbors and Miss Kate
" htilcu OF ST. Francois county.
18TH, Arthur l.. Carnino Of Mineral
Point and Mlss Sarah jackson ui home
TeTre.
17th, ~. J. HuBl Of St. Francois
county and Miss Nora Tripleil Of Ste.
Geneyi0vo.
lsih, Leander " Davis of Elyins
aud Miss julia Feliz Of st. Francois
county.
18th, FraucIs Wanu aud Miss Nary
Meadows Of Elyins.
I7th, n. c. II. BrenHccke Of 81.
Louis and Hiss BERTHE Mag Rudy Of
Doe Run; married on 18th by iov.
II. J, I.giOnr.
t9.h, Il. NJ. Talbort and aiiss Edith
r. Harris Of Pennington; married on
20lh by Eld. Howard CFcc.
i9th. ID. s. Painter and Miss Vic
taFia Meuley Of Bismarck; married
samo day BY Eld. r u. Tslbcu.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
WANTED

Reliable Men and Women
To WORK rs canyassing SCENTS, $50
q month guaranteed salary and com
mission. Small cash deposit required.
Call or Ttiio Mouareh Book Company.
s, c. GOtpES, Dist. Mgr,
Buob Lirk, SO.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
COURTS

Cmoui CocRT--r y. Pax. Judge second
H1n1nystH Eag ara November,
C1UrYfC -tirg Mondays o. TCbrua.
ry, May Auuust AMI NOVEMBER.
PsonATE Cotrr-5cc3nd Mondays 20 Jan
HrT. Aprf. July ana O-J1Bor.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

Dr. John Eaiou OF Irondale pafsct
through Pennington Tuesday, return.
ing from d visit 20 bis aaa, a, Dcsloga,
vino has been quite sick.
Mr. }. u. Cunningham VI Sic. Gen.
eyryc county dropped in 10 see u.
Last Friday. lie Gays The growing
wheat Is looking fine 90 BIZ neighbor.
hood.
The kindergarten Club decided no,
10 give tbe ice cream festival announc.
rl iur Tuesday evening, The money they
needed being raised from another
.IuTcJ
The Athcuiau Society win ei,e q
literary entertainment %, Carleton on
Friday night. Refreshments viii bg
served aleT Tie program Almis-
sion l5c.
Carson wood, Ubo went to Okla.
homa several weeks sso 10 work on a
ranch, returned home saturday. he
,ays Pennington Is way ahead Of
Oklahoma
The match game Of base bali sun.
day between O Pennington team aui
thc Liberlyyllls team resulted iu .
score Of ~ 20 o in favor Of lhe l8Tm-
.ngi0n boys
Dr. VIII iscnmas, who boz been iu
S. Louis several weeks having biz
eyes treated, retained last week, very
much improved, Hnd vii resamc his
dcn;al practice Al once.
During the Thunder storm Last sat
urday lightning struck TIC stgcp!s oi
the NJ l.. Church, South, and did
somo slight damage 10 ,ho .hiugi.ug
Rey, IIeys, who was standing near,
received o considerable sdoyE
lroi sicdeUhcrE, the hypnaii-t,
~ h1 was going o auoHi-h The native,
by sleeping several days 30 G0s'rti's
window, must have U7srlrpt himself
Of bis last stop, because DO never d.i
show up, and d'lH't even send his
rcgTelU.
Our Libcuy,3'a correspondence was
crowded ont last week uving 20 the
laieucss % the hour at which 10 wac
received, aud ,ao item would sogud
H,ilc stale Ills week. so We have 10
omit 8, altogether BeueE luck uczI
Tine, FCl.X
NJ. = J.. Graves lcit Monday !ar
tho Charleslou q. c. Exposition,
which closes On the s., Of June, and
will bring back with him uli the
Southeast N. oarI cshjhus aud have
lhcm 10 line for tho ST. Louis Ev.
position 10 1903.
W. J.. Saukmsun's friends nrs 70.
minded ,ha, he IS candidate Tar he
Dgmoctalic nomination f9r ona II ihe
Justices Of tlo Peace 10 90 elected Ia
SL francois township Don, forge,
him Uhen you -mug so cas-: ysu- bal
Dos o. the primary election.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

Or. John Eaiou OF lrondale parsed
through Pennington Tuesday, return.
ing irum d visit 20 bis aau, a, Dcsloga,
vino ha. beer quite sick.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

W. A, Mayes, the new snpe,inicnd.
enl "a Tbs Eiec,fie Light Plant. uiet
~ilh L very serians accident las Fri
day morning 10 had climbed the
cd transformer pole 10 tho Count
HuBse yard, sof tie purpose 81 rcmug-
ing the transformer and transferring
& TO rev pole that had been erected
a ieg feet from lhA Old one. This Old
Pola bad io'leA a1sriy 10 Two ., the
ground, sad while be YVES ~ work
ain the transformer, ID broke OH aud
ieli toward abe street IS 1, was fan.
ing be sprang from, & sud cangLi Of
10 the uca pole aud slid down. lib
LEI, leg sirpes one II ,hc iron piebels
Of TIC Court House fluce aud cut q
very deep aud painful cash On the
side Of tic sbiu bone. Bu, Tor b. !
fortunate leap hs would hove bcpu |
seriously bait aud probably Killed.
Mrs. Waldo. assisted 10y her daagh. |
ter, hiss katherine, gave party Oh /
racsday evening, May -, 10 honor q
Miss Florence Sviuk and Alexander |
Wilson, who graduated iraa The high /,
school this spring. The decorations
we're pink aad yellow roses, oomph. |
meuisry 10 the class colors, old rose
aud canary This idea was also ear
RED cat 10 tho refreshments The !
prizes IN the games were won by Mise
fl1Wucc sgiak aud Fbllip pipain.
Tho guests were Mise,Floroucg swIuk,
ircne Nixon, Rta Baamau, Fiofepee
Mccormick. F.oscaoc Lawrence, Lou.
ise HUI, May slrcsp, and, Messrs
Alexander Wilson, Clifton Miller, +
V Conway, Esuest Blue, Philip ZIP. |
kiu, Fielding Mccormick, Maurice
Keller, Elmo Aason. Milton Spuuga.
sbirt.ll TalbsTt, Harry Buuctaeld, Ed
saiuk aud Marvin Williams /
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

Mr.. J. II. Cunningham oi Sic. Gen
ey.ryc county dropped in 10 see us
lat Friday lie Gays The growing
wheat Is looking Guc ia biz neighbor.
hood
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

A new building and loan associa.Iuu.
The Equitable, with a capital stock
OF zoo shares Of $500 each, was organ
lied in faImiugton last Friday night
BY electiug tie following board Of AZ.
rcctars Dan Y. Guessing, seu,i ),
Te,iey. .. +. Ksfssh. Harry uenman,
AZ. a. swiRk, c. II. GIessing. L. 5,
g. Exams, J. z. Cayce, I'd. O. EIoller,
~. II. Gresham, Timothy II. Glover,
Ed. Klein and ). X Covc..
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

The kindergarten Club decided no,
10 give tbe ice cream festival anuouHc-
ed Tor Tuesday evening, The money they
needed being raised from another
-ulfcg
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

The revival MEETING al the Baptist
church, undcr the preaching Of Evan
gtlist l.. u. Pratt, Il attracting much
intcrest. and the meetings are well a.
tended Ar. Pratt ig an interesting
and earnest speaker, and win continue
the meetings ovcs Sunday, preaching
every evening At the usual hour and
each afternoon Al O'Clock. Every
body Is cordially invited TO attend.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

Mr. Robert A. Ioyd, candidate for
Justice Of the County Court In the
First District, was Ia town one day
last week Mr. Boyd said report
bad boea started 10 seFer-i places Thai
he had wishlmwa lrum ihe race. and
hn requested ~ 10 asy that tue repoFs
d not true---lss i q ewndida,c aad IN.
tends 60 b. up 10 the evening Of June
7ih. when he Aapes to be tue ncsaS
,.ss.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

Judge rox started ntt asrlF laa;
week to insk siisf llls political fences
ard Iefl ais court 10 charge o. J. y.
issaks. ESD, wlsp was slecsra speeiaI
jslgo BIZ sisa bar, on Mcnday II ll,la
seek iudne BarEa aalearaed eonn IA
aaxs Muuslas Whether Jnaae Eos
elll Had tilne ls Fssanse Us slp:ie-
then sc eir no, advised. l.issstiian
mast waEs wlsea the uTgrns asa@spess
IL pe'iliSz elains attention.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

Miss Aans 7. A. Donoho died a,
the home Of her mother ~ Farming
ton Monday, May ~, 1909, m tho
thirty. ninlh year Of boa age. The
funeral took pbaee from The Preshy-
terrain church "Wednesday afternoon,
thence to the Masonic Cemetery.
Her widowed mother has tho sym.
paihy Of many friends in her great
sorrow.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

Mr. Jack Tetlcy, who lives FIVE OF
ak n,lles south o. town, was stricken
wish paralysis last Thursday reafning
willis out hseding, lie was iauna Ii
an uncunscions condition shortly aIacr-
waEds BY lt. daughter 10 tho '.old
mill' near the honsc =Asre te assFs
bis graln. Ito was carried TO tie
hegse and In Mccormick seas for
lie IS nov sons better but aiIl 10 .
sefy segieEs sunaisloa. Tbs ~'hoic u
his lsls side b paraIYxed,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22
nnEEFgr FOR SALE--95 { pei
bbkfNsESs C., see 1000 h5ads

ui ITO City o. Pennington, voted by
the ely for wAlcrwoiks Apply TO
John -. Highlry, Chairman Ottiuancs
Committee, Pennington, Bio. Bids
win be received up 20 Thursday, Ma
2gth.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

What was supposed 10 be clitkes.
pox ia the family OF W Il Young.
Esq, on the month side, hiss been pro
nouuccd smallpox by County Physician
English, aud the house quaraniincd.
Another case u smallpox Is reported
in the family Of Mr. Davis nea che
Fair Grounds.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

The committee sent % Charleston
last Friday 10 invite the Southeast
Missouri prummrrs' Association 10
have their next annual celebration a.
Pennington were successful In secHr-
ing il for this place, The drnmmes
were magnifceatly entertained Al
Charleston, aud Pennington will have
to make big ciiott 10 como up to il.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-22

" J.. saukmauu's friends nrs 70.
minded TIA, he IS a candidate lar he
Dgm0ctalic nomination for on1 II ihe
justices Of iL1 Peace 10 90 elected 10
Sl francois township Don, Jorge,
him Uhea y1g -umg to cas-. y1u- bal
l0i 81 the primary election.