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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05

With a combin alton OF music and
comedy that is generally pleasing
the musical opera Two Old Gro.
nies' has been drawing large audi.
ences at Braudywine Springs park
this week. Ii the piece did not
please it would not be accorded the
applause which has greeted every
performance since Monday. The
season is pretty we'll advanced for
record breaking crowds at the park
but the attendance at the Springs
this week has been much larger
than was expected. The company
will offer a new play next week,
very likely something on the same
order. as musical opera appears 10
appear strongly TO the patrons OF
the park. After next week the sea
son at the Springs will practically
close.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05
Looking for Stolen HOr,s .

Looking for Stolen Horss
The police are looking for Charles
Combs, colored, who disappeared yes
tcrday morning about the time that
a horse belonging 10 Walter Burris,
milkman, went to parts unknown.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05
NOT DOOMED FOR LIFE.

II was treated for three years by good
doctors" writes W. A Greer. McCon
nelIsvills. o.. for Plos. and Fistula, but.
when all failed, Burklen's Arnioa Salve
cured inc In two weeks Cures DurIs,
Bruises. Cuts. Corn4, Sore!. EruptlonS
Salt Rheum. Piles or no pay. 25c. aV N.
b. Dan nforth's drug store.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05

= OST-ON MONDAY SEPT. /. 1917, BLACK
IL iitou jacket ou a Hranlywine Swings
car in coming from Springs suitable r.wurd
if left at this OH ce. shit
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05

Siniin's Comp. Pennyroyai Pills. The
aides extraordinary remedy. Bs surs
you got tho Comp
BY mali sl.0v. o)6 King streets
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05

\\1ANTED-W WHITE WOMAN FOR GEN
w erAl houSewu to so olt Of city. sn ali
family. good was,s. by to Mis-. &. Il.
Guycr, ~ III and Van Bur gu streets s3.stt
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05

yNyANrED-A HALE q QOWN CJLoliE)
w glrl. Apply Gus N. darrisoL street.
si.L'
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05
" VAN'EEI,.
LaborerS Wanted

at the .itbg WorkI Marsh INne. 81 Ut
yhyANTED--MAN TO WORK o. IA I'M
Wy or drive team 4taa!y wori Sl5 per
month and board Tor good man Ihonts II.
Dorman, Edge Moor, Del. s!.J v
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05

XNANTED-A WOMAN TODU GENEHAL
w housnworK. god hone. kind treat.
meat and fair wa :es. MIRA H ). Dulany,
~. Walnut street. s:.ltp
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05

GOOD OPPORTUNITY - 500 Will
~ earn $2J0; money fully secured; larIer
sums pay IN equal proportion; you may with
draw your money on demand. Central 80
curity Co. 81 Wall street, New York.
u,sItnwk iwks
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05

\\]ANTED-A BOY TO LEARN TYPE
w setting Apply 81 hoor Republican
office. uJutt
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05

1DEsr PRICES PAID FOR SE',ONDH AND
d stoves AMI household goods OF all d.
scrip,iou: stow y bought sold and exchanged;
stove repairing promptly attended 10. J.
CuNNEH, 2O5 Iatna!l Street ail-H
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05

CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, CA
Y tarrh, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
quick rellet. DR.. Montgomery, 2O9
N. Ninth street, Phlla., Pa.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-05
FOR RENT.
FOR Salt.

EAItM tOXSALE-0O AIRES IN CBnlsTl
i ana hundred one mile w.st OF Ceutre-
VILE, Good lAnd with good SGT Ot farm build.
iu,s VOL waterel. Price moderate, terms
easy. Il. II. Green y Sou, Kennett square. Ia
NJ
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
womsn,s Missionary Convention.

The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the 81 Louis Conference,
NJ r. Church. South, will hold Co.,
$50 anuual meeling in the ucv
Southern Methodist church 10 Farm.
ingtou, beinuing April goth ard con.
linuiug over the 3Ulh The Society
was organized IN 81. I.uuis September
JUIh, 1879, by Mr.. Juliaua Hayes,
president vi the Woman's Board Of
Missions Tho last session held In
Pennington was 10 May, 1894. Cape
GiraFdeau, Poplar h,un, Charleston,
ftpdericktnwu Hnd kirkwoOd are thc
places outside OF 81 Louis whore 10.
prryious sessions have been held.
Following Is the program
SAN SaAy EYENING, Arru 20.
< COR. n. Dcyotioual--l}ev. ". j.
llcy,.
Organization.
Addpss oi Welcome by Mrs Merrill
Pipkln.
Response by Mrs. j. %. Austen.
Presidents Address.
Announcement VI Commiiiets
Social Hour.
SUNDAY. ArML -.
lI.UU An Annual sermon Ly d..
G. ?. Reid Of Korea
2sSO a.. ~ Childrou's Mass Meeting
1880 g.. n. Conservation Service les
by Nu. j. 4 Chiffon
Communion.
MoVpAY, Arnu %
ysOu An Devotional
Report si Executive Committee
Report OF Corresponding Secretary
scattered Worker. Mrs. Hogan
Reports from Districts
Devotional, led by Mu. s. = Eilry
Luncheon in Basement.
AFTERNOON.
? .n0 Devotional
Treasurer Report,
Greetings
How 20 Interest Young People ia Mis-
sionary Wurk.--Mr.. Cole.
Reports FROM Districts.
"Tithiug. Mrs. Rosa Albright
$500 Missionary Ciass.--Me. G.. D..
PaliIlo.
T"EsnAY, ArmL 10
900 4, A. Devotional
Reports Of Committee
"Our Obligation 10 Eyangclilc The
World Mrs. DIN Buggars
Reports from districts
''Sclii-bncss Mrs. j. Il. Chiffon
Luncheon In Basement.
AFTERNOON.
u 90 Devotional
Reports Oi Committees
Prayer "--Mn. ". II. Hogan
Election 1T Officers.
Devotional
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Mr. G z TBHoel, oi Bismarcs an
nonuoes hluself ih. week a. a can,
didate ior Presiding Justice u to-
County Court. subject 20 lhe poniua-
tion Of the Democratic party. Mr.
Tulloch y enc Of the best knowu bus.
inoss men Of the county, and nu oa6
.tands higher in the community than
he ~ D mau Of sterling worth aad In
ttgrty Ne p,s esse. ihr qualirc dious
of hu.iucs. insight aud el,ar Judgment
TIA; arc essential ~ a County Court
Justice. aud il Nominated sad elected
would lili lhc office satisfactorily 10 the
people lie b. an active Democrat,
having been cbaitmsn OF toe County
Democrats Committee during The last
:=--1 sau:THzu., and uoa solicit, the
support Ui h.- friend. aud fellow nem.
oornls al the primary election ior jus
tice OF she County Court, aud will ap-
pfeeialn anything they can consistently
30 10 secure him he nomination
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Marriage licenses have been issued
during the past two weeks as follows
10th, II l.. Skies aud Miss Emma
Canterbury Of Knob Lick married
same day by Squire r. c, fucker.
18th, Andrew slrioklolt ssd Mise
Elizabeth Hughes 81 ElsIas; married
on I3th by squire ID l.. Rivers
i4ih, {. T.. Davidson Of bismarck
and Miss Anna Warren Of Flat River;
married on tho 10th By Rev. l.. u.
Nicb0i
sih, Roscmou Pratt anl Miss Lizzie
Eaton Of Bonnie Trrfe; married same
day hy Squire ]. ". Moon.
10th. zeno Resinger aud Hiss Fan
ME Bloom Of Ste Geneyieye county (;
married same aas y Ed. ". Golfer.
10Th, Anihony Nolen of Fiat River
and Miss Ella Mofah Of Bonnie Tcrrc /;
married same day by Father Toomey
10th, Francis Desid and Alike Mas
Maloney Of Flat River; married same
day b. Rev. w, j. velyick.
lsth. Edward A. Dehc and Mis,
MARY c. a. McCIintoek u Flat River
married same day By Squire Tucker
lsih, Kelley Campbell III Easi
Bonne 1crre aHd allsS Mabel flannor
Of Flat River.
lash, kenHett l,ichard and Mis-
Maude beck of Flat RIVER; marrics
on 26th BY Rev. 4. v. Lamb,
! tDsh, John Mcintyre o. fla. Rive
aud Miss Sophia I-arhaass u Doc Roe
sisa, ]. W Moor 8: Farmingtol
and ttiss Phcsbe Mcneil IL Flas River
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Rev CT Hiekss

4 special from Cculralia 10 the Re-
public ha. this to ssy Of the new pas.
tor who has been called by the Pres
uyteriau congregation OF Pennington
The Rev G. l. llickok, pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church al this place,
rendered ui- Resignation this morning,
which wa- accepted With reluctance
by lbc church and The entire commu-
uiiy. BE organized this church six
wears ago Since that time tine church
has steadily grown Last October a
handsome buck building was dcdical-
ed, entirely free from debt The
church harmonious aud is now on z
firm basis
Mr. IIickpk Is q graduate Of West
minister College lie resigns the Office
81 pastor 100 order so accept the charge
Of the Presbyterian church at Farm-
iugJnu, No. Since he has been In this
county he hl, preached to the Cen
lralia Presbyterian church, aud the
church ~ that denomination At beer
Park lla h3. also been connected
cditoJiaIiy with the Columbia, Mo,
Herald for The pa't Use years, During
the last six months he has had editor
ial charge OF the Herald in the abscnsC
OF Editor Walter Williams. in Europe
aud the Holy Land
Before entering the ministry the
Res. Mr.. llickok spent seven years "a
husinr-s life iu 81. Louis, the lasl
three Of which were In the employ al
the American Brake Company. He il
a native vt that city, having been born
there loo 1870.
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Davidson Wagren.

4 beautiful little wedding was thai
ui Miss Anna Warren OF Flat River
and Mir {, T.. Davidson Of Bismarrk
on last Wednesday evening at ID,
home Of the brides sister, Mr., Il. +
kichell The rooms aud table were
beautifully decorated. At : O'Clock
the ceremony was performed by Bro
Nichol, altar which a dainty luncheon
was served The contracting paflie.
were attended by Mics Slammcr aud
Mr.. David Painter The bride o. O
beautiful Young lady Of eighteen and
was becomiugly attircd In pale blue
Some very valuable aud beautiful pres.
ent- were received with the best wi.hc'
and congratulations for the young PEG,
pie. Among those present we're Kov
and Mrs Nichol. Dr. and Mrs Siam
mer, Mr.. aud Mrs. ki,chcll. Mr. and
Mrs Boston, Mesdames Lore, Wyatt,
Barrett, Wooltord, Misses slammer
Butler, Barrett, Robadcau, Eborbardt
Riley, Bryan, Bargcr, hidd, Minlc,
aud Wooliord, aud Messts g. 4. Bar
reit and ID psinier
a FRIEND AND GuTsT
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Fever and agae a dose viii usu,
ais stop . Uhiii--l continuance always
cures. Mrs VIM " slsuui, Mid.
lotLiaI, Texas, May 30, 1893, writes
eve have used ilcrbins in our family
for eight years, aud found il che best
medicine we have ever used for %
grippe, bilious fever aud malaria
soc ai City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

II Was much afflicted with sciaiica,
writes 10 G. Nod, Iowaville. Seig-
wiek Co.. Kan. going about on
craIcbes aud suffering deal Of pain.
] was induced to Try Ballafd's SHow
LiRimea,, which relieved me. used
three Boo bottles. II b the greatest
iinimen, | assr used have recon.
aieuded 4 TO a numbcr Of pcrscas, alI
expressing themselves a. heiag beue-
asea By Il. | now walk without AM
ofaiehes, able TO psrsosss . great tissI
Of IigFi iahcs en- shs fsfm. = zoe,
SOC ard u al CITY Drug ssors
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peala Of Mr. saeabI.

Mr. Bacr Jacob died ~ his homc
in Pennington ri l:lj p. a. last
Monday, April 2lr aged Z, years
lie haI bgeu quite feeble for some
time, aud about three ve5ks ago hi,
conji ion became seriuu. aad be- grad
ually grew weaker au,il the end Mt.
jacob wB, born iu schlachau, West
Iwuacr, Austria, on April q, 1926,
AUD came 10 America al an early age.
iu 1879 be- scJilod at VaIie Forge, 10
th.. county where hr engaged 20 mer.
chauji.iug until 1859, abcu be- To-
moved 90 Pennington. lie leaves Que
saa TO mourn his dlath, bi. wife hay
.ug died 90 July, 1873. he wa, 8
gaioI unoblu.Ito man, homes, ia his
dealing. with uli mankind, aud wa, r.
member OF st. Francois Lodge 40 a.
I. @. @. 3 The funeral took place
lrHu lAr residence Tuesday afternoon
At four O'Clock, aud bee WIS laid ut
r,-t 900 the I o q. . cemetery with
Che rlir. ut Ihal order.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
Probnbl, FaIallr SeaIasd.

Henry Hauks, ZOO Of Hon. Il ;.
Banks, while at work at she bottom OF
,hlil 40 Of lhr ST. Louis smelling
auI Refining Company wa. terribly
.rIiiei bog lhn bursting OF a steam
pipn Ailo, being .caldcd he climbed
ltl feet 90 the Rnciug Ilj. recovery,
IL j. reported, is doubtful.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
Save The Loved Ouesl

Mir Mary a. vlict Of Newcastle,
Colo, writes II believe Ballard's
lloIehouad syrup is superior TO any
other cough medicine aud will do ali
thai Is claimed for Il, aud II is 20
pleasant TO take My little girl wants
10 take Il when she has no need for
It. Billiards. Iiorehound syrup Is
the great cure for all pulmonary all
meuts, zoe, soc and ~ at City Drug
Store,
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BeauIN and Strength

Are desirable You ate strong aud
,iantuus when yuur hIuuI d. pure.
M1uy--uHy. wu.l--vumrn, tail Co
property digest their food, Hnd 80 be.
GENIE Trle. -al'nu, thin auI weak.
while Jhr urIgHun.., ilc.unr,, aud
beauty ut iNg sAIn and complexion de.
part Eauriy ib.- unpleasant evil,
by eating un1u-h.ug fond, auI taking
a smH.. tl-p ~ llrrbuue after each
meal 90 digest what you have eaten.
SOC 90 City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

aIr, VI. IL. Mcdaniel has sold his
farm, swo miles east of tawn, and
90 atemflates moving 10 usah, having
q son living ont there; hsis fet the pres
Ont he Will remove 10 sown and pFol-
ably usrasia here during the summer.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
sIl.7o. 20 Dallas and Rslurn.

Tho ST. L., / ~ SIS. ny. Co. will
sell tickets To DaIlas, Texas, aud re.
turn on April 18th, goth and 2IE,
good 10 return up TO and including
April 30tb, aud by depositiHg ticket
aud paying az additional fee Of Doc
with joint agent 40 extension 81 s
days will be given, The round TIL
from DeI.assus to Dallas and reiurr
will ue sl210.
J. I. PARKER,
Agent, Delassus
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Notice
j. i. PARKER,
Agent, DeLassus

have sold my saw mill, black
smith and wagon shop g my sons,
who took charge March 1, 1909. All
who owe foE work done prior 40 thai
date will please settle with me at as
early date as possible. ! heartily
thank all ihase VIM haze 50 literally
patrunized me during tine pasi years.
aud trust that you viii eonlinae 60
have your wofk done a tle old stand.
which viii be In charge Of my sous.
Respectfully,
ApAM sCRAfrr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

The Monday Club will NEE, with
Miss Mary Wilson next wees. Miss
Elsie Cnyee enIertaius the clubs Friday
afternoon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Preliminary work was commenced
this week to make ready ior the ere
ton Of the Holler. Lang building on
Columbia street
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
0armiRgton Times
THURSDAY, APRIL -, 1902.
Wool wanted at Eoeel's

Wool wanted al, kuccl's
Why doesn't the baud stand
Msriin, your best photographer
Fresh Goldfish aud mackerel at A
l. Ourn's
Hughes, rri,o. paid for wool nj
Kugpi-.
Fresh garden seeds in bulk ut =
l. Oueu's
For = nice pair Of lrouscr, go "a
J7rpb l.ortn2 ee. 3D..
s. The Marhrrt Hotel ha. discontinued
fnT The prrscut
Fresh lettuce every morning At
Klein Grocer Co.'S
The nrscou''-Orrr House la.
night "wednesday
Mr, NJ. ". IluG spent several day,
IN SI Loui. this week.
Choicr liue Of pyapouird and dried
fruits At Klein Grocer Co.
Glover, timothy, rcdlop aud blue
grass seeds =, \. |. Ourn's
For the best meat. go TO Autsen &
Albaugh's City Meat Market
Collector Frank Richardson .prnt
the fir.l NJ the week Ia -. Louis
Knicpp Malt Coffee, Postum Cereal
and Cuiu.o a Klein Grocer Co. :.
Mrs. Arthur Parcel. and her rule
daughter have gone BOO Old Mexico
lng will lind Martin 8. the People,
Best Photographer Phone III.
George Forster aud Mis- Alice
White were IN 81 Lou. last week
4 large and attractive liae %; wash,
gunds a, Mccormick, Sprutt q Co. =.
Mr Frank Teasdalc ct Patosi spent
Monday iu town tran,aciiug business
Kugrl will buy all the wool sou
bring him ~ The highest market price.
Miss Susie g.. Leather. lcil Wrdnes.
day morning. lu yi.il friends iu Illinois.
You get your grncefie. fresh when
you buy ~ Jhr Klein tirorcr Company
Just r-csiycI. ucW Huc II lace.
aud cmtruiirrcs NJ Mccormick, Sproil
d Go -.
Mi. NJ Leah Omer visited her
mother nj Warmer Mo, Monday sud
Tu",'lny
Mi, Maudc snyder Of Dcslore /,
spending several dsys with Mr. Pip
kiu's family
Use Chase & sauboru's seal and
Spsrial Golfers For sale only 10y the
Klein Grocer Go.
Mis-, Aur Buucricid has gone to
lrr's summit TT Witt Of several
vrcs- rn relative,
Fresh G,h every Thursday NJ Am.
sen 81 A'bgngh'- meal mafkcr, oppu.
site the CONT House
Mr Geo. Lauphur ul frcdctickiuwn
spent couple Of days with HE sister,
Mrs Fugatc, llst week,
see our Queen QgaIty'' ladies
shues--ryrry pair gwrameci.--Mc-
Curmirk, Np:ull * Co.
M, EIi. Doughty and son Glenn
uf 81 Lou. are down uu wish To her
father. iu Laws family
Ever hing 8, surcl, fresh and clean
at Aut.rH d A!upugh's Ciiy Meat Mar.
ket. GIVE thcm trial.
Mr.. pbiIp Cole aud her little dan.
ter, Alice, visited Capt Sam1 Rich.
e,ou at roiusi last week.
kIc.n Grocer Co carries The largest
aud most complete stock of groceries
Of any house In the county.
Mfs. / y Hamilton oi DcSOtn Wis.
led hcg sister, Mrs. g. H. Rougcr,
several d.ys the past week
Go Ia Jacob Lorcnz fut fine sui
oi clothes over pr. g. " William.
building, next To inns Office.
Af VIM. Walkin, Of indianapolis,
Ind was the guest Of his aunt, Mrs,
" A. Cloud. one day last week.
Miss Emma Keller returned last
week from Boston. w.:ssFs =!is has been
attending a conservatory Of music.
Our stock Of dry goods, groceries,
shoes aud clothing cannot be exceiled
See as briore You buy.---MeCormiek
Sproii 4 Go.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
FOR CONSTABLE.

UTE are authorized TO announce
GEORGE NJ. fgAsRR
rs q candidate for reelection 20 the ONCE
Of Constable OF a.. Francois township. sas,.
feet 10 nomination OF the Democratic party
WE ass authorized 10 announce
IRvis NJ. ufArwgLL
as candidate f0g Constable OF ~ Rranruis
tDwnshiR. subject 10 the aominatiea Of sfas
Dsmncfusie party.
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FOR II.sTIcE oF THE pEACE.

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
VIZ are authorized 70 announce
w =. LEvEI
AZ a candidate for Justice Of the Peace OF
50 francois Township. suhiect 10 the nom
nation Of the Democratic party
yxJE ars authorized to announce
geo. w., cOytNGToN
era candidate for Justice OF this Peace f0E
-. prahcols Township, subject 90 the nom
nation Of the Democratic party.
VTg are authorized TO announce
j. W, MCHENRi
a. . candidate tor Justice OF the Peace for
W.. rEanecis Township, subject 10 the nom,
ination of the EscmoeFatie party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

SLASH LssieEer. es-Post Mailer Of
P5plar i;Iafs. had business IN town sns
day last week.
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lOu eau always get what you want
In groceries At Klein Grocer Com.
punyr Their stock is always fall
md cnnInInin.
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Administrator Notice.

NntirC ss hereby given that letters of ad
mlniSsralt0n 9ern granted 70 the under
signed hy the Probate Court OF ~ FFHncols
eouaty Missouri, dated the Ifth laY Of
March isiks. on the estate Ct
ALBERT osrREcHEg. Des'd.
al persene having claims against sald
estate ar. required 10 exhibit than 10 tiis
Administrator fDr allowance within ono
year from the date OF said sStters or they
sHay he pfeciaded from any be1ons ~ said
est ate, ami IL not exhibited for allowance
Within two ysara from the cate q seld let
tiers they sin be forever brrred.
WI a. YOUNG.
Aurss 10, 1901. Public Aasn'r
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
WE are authorized Ia announce
w ), 4, LAWRENCE
~ candidate FOR Clerk 81 the Couuty
COurt, subject Co the nomination ot tuc
democratic party.
wa ara authorized TO announce
ROHERT 5. TIIiNAN,
as a candidate for CLERK ~ the County
Cour, subject 10 the nomination or tho
Democratic party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Ms 3. A. Lett returned home last
week irum Colorado Springs aud other
Western points, where she has been
Tor several months,
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CIRCUIT CLERK AND RECORDER
| WE are authorized Ia announce
" JOSEPH e. WILLIAMS
as candidate for .rlcriluu % the ONCE
| Of CisTE ~ the Circuit guurt aud Recorder
subicri to the nomination ~ the Demo.
| cratic party
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FOR SHERIFF.
WE are authorized 10 announce
w I'M. sEHAE
- o candidate Tor sheriff. subject 90 90,
nomination OF the Democratic party.
WE are authorized - ...aGGnee
w a. u. MuNDAil MURPHY
~ q candidate i0F shsrin. subject TO ih,
nomination OF ths Democratic party
VIZ arr authorized TO announce
w CiiAs. n. ADAMS
As a candidate Tor sheriff. subject to ne
nomination 81 the Democrntir party.
WE arcsautborized to announce
LOFTS y. BEANE.
as a candidate for shrrig. subject 10 ih,
nomination or the prniSemlic party.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
wv are authorized 10 announce
w PARKHUR~T sLEETH
rs a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
subject to tho nomination uF the Demo.
cratic party,
WE are authorized TO ANNOUNCE
w D ~. MAEm-RY
as n candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
subject to the nomination OF the Demo,
cratic party.
W'E are authorized TO announce
w .. n. CARTER
ms n candidate Tor Prosecuting Attorney
subject to the nomination OF the Demo
cratic party.
ron yAtsNsT.y pnIIEFsptp
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24

Nj. Irwin NJ. Clsywell announces
himself as a candidate for constable Of
ST. Fraueais township. He is at pres
eni employed y the ealeine furnace oi
the Central Lead Co., Is a young man
VI good character, push aud energy.
ani would make an efficient officer.
Tie comes Of m old Democratic fam
iIy, and was born aud reared 10 this
lasnship. lie solieits the support Of
all Democrais at the primary election
and promises II nominated and elected
to do his duty impariially.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-04-24
ZOE COrNTY TREAsTREN

FOR COUNTY TREASURER
WE are authorized TO announce
w :. J. HENsLEY.
as candidate for County Treasurer. sub
iect 10 the nomination Of the Democratic
party.
WI are authorized 10 announce
7. n. MURPHY
rs a candidate for county Treasurer, sub
iect 20 the nomination OF the Democratic
PARTY.
WE are authorized To announce
w.M SMITH
as n candidate Tor County Treasurer, sub
party.
PRESIDING JUSTICE co. COURT
w JOHN A, sAFFEl.L
as n candidate for Presiding Justice OF the
county Court. subject TO the nomination
% tho Democratic party.
W. are authorized to announce
{. T. TULLOCE
a. n candidate for Presiding Justice ui the
County Court, subject to the nomination ~
the Democratic party.
FOR JUSTICE oF COUNTY COTET,
FIRST DISTRICT.
WE ARE authorized 20 announce
w ROBERT 4. BOYD
| aE n candidate for Associate Justice Of the
County Court in the First District, subject
10 the nomination OF the Democratic PARTY.
WI are authorized 40 announce
JAMES ". nosS
as n candidate for Associate Justice Of the
County Court In the Fira, District, subject
20 nomination of the Democratic party.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
| WE are authorized 10 announce
w JERg \. sOsspA
NJ n candidate for re election TO the oriireof
judge OF the Probate Court. subject TO the
nomination OF the Democratic party,
wv are authorized to announce
4. & TUCKER
as candidate for Judge Of the Probate
Court. suhisst tar the nomination 81 the
Democratic party.
FOR CORONER.
NJg are authorized to announce
nE. A, L.. EVANS
as candidate for corner. subject 10 the
i.;s..sis.Ation as sne Democratic party.
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