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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11
BISMARCK BRsyInas.

\ j. A. Ma,kiu has moved Il
town.
\ Chas. Arnoldy visited his family
Sunday.
| o. w, Ramsey was at hom'
Sunday.
u. L. Rivers Of Elvins was in
Bismarck Monday night.
Rev. May filed his regular ap-
pOintment here last Sunday.
The infant child OF Mr.. AID Mn.
Chas. Wood died last week
w. II. Lewis passed through
here Saturday enroute TO Potosi.
Robert Taylor and family Of
Caledonia were in town Saturday,
The Bismarck Sun is illuEinat-
ing one Of @. J. Geoltz, Sr.'s,
roOms.
Denny Ryan fell in a convulsion
ia the Post Office last Saturday
evening.
DIR. G. X. Talley will 90 to Dial.
las, Texas, soon TO look up a bust
ness location.
JEFF Downs, foreman on the
Southern Missouri railroad, has
moved to town.
Mr. Moring Coats aud wife are
visiting friends and relatives in
Tiptonville, Tenn.
Brakeman Williams, on the Coz.
ten Belt train. had his train box
robbed last week.
The new residences OF s. J.
Beard aud ]. w. Whitworth are
nearing completion.
w. +. Dent Of Big Springs,
Texas, is visiting relatives and
friends mere this week.
Miss Bertha Fairchild made her
regular trip 70 ironton Friday
evening, returning Sunday.
MFR. and Mrs. Davis of Elvins
We're the guests of Mrs. =. J.
Beard Saturday aud Sunday.
u. Walters is very low, and il
not expected to live. lie has been |
afflicted long time with stomach |
trouble.
The KickapOo Indian Medicine |
Company was billed To give an en-.
teriainment here last week, but the |
engagement was cancelled nj the |
last moment.
Dee. Sin. Owl,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Losr--on the streets of Pennington
Wednesday Of this week, n pocket
book containing sl.2T, small silver
pencil, lead pencil and other little
articles. Finder please leave or send
al fHE TIMES office.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Subscriptions sufficient to furnish
nineteen and oBe-hali rooms at Carrie
ton College have been received. This
Is quite encouraging and speaks well
for the liberality OF some Of our
citizens.
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FarmingtoR Fines
THURSDAY, DEC. II, 1909.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COURTS

CRcrt Court. u. Fox, Judge-secohd
Mondays q Hay and November.
CouNtWC FIRST Mondays Tn fenrua'
~ May August ana November.
I-HuHArE tuUEi-S@CJiiS ssGfass@se W 'sh
anrY. AprIl. JuN ana uvtOl'nr
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

FoR SALE--Elegant home, eight
rooms, all new, highest and boat part
Of the city. Possession gwen iu-
mcdlaiely, Easy terms. Apply IN
Clays Buck 4 Fleming.
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All persons indebted to Us by note.
book account, or 10 any manner whit
eycrs will please settle same by or be-
fore January LIST, 1908. All notes
and accounts not paid by thai time
win be placed in The hands Of an A..
Tor ney Ter collection.
CoLE q NrxoE.
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Now that the electric road is
being built and the city water
works are assured, one can
make no mistake in investing
in good real estate in and
around Pennington. To as
sist probable purchasers we
submit a few of the properties
we have for sale:
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Miss May Harlan. who has been
teaching music In Texas, returned TO.
her home In this city last Thursday
on account Of III health. She viii re-.
turn TO her work after the Holidays.
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AIR. and Mrs Thomas Whslen, who
were here attending the funeral Of
Rev. Alvin Rueker, Airs. Whaleu's
father, returned to their home IN St.
Louis Sunday afternoon.
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For sale--lieautiiul home, IN south
en- suberb Of Pennington, containing
10 acres. Easy Terms. Apply TO Clay,
d luck & Fleming.
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The MONDAY Club met 10 regular
weekly meeting With slIss Louise Me
Arthnr on last Monday afternoon. The
lesson was studied a. usual, aud In.
sercsting papers wera read BY Miss
Wayne Highley. Msss virgilia Con
way aad Mrs. n Il. Smith. sliss
Elsie Csycs was elected n leader los
the cusuIng month. and The eiab will
meet next Monday with Miss Kase
Marks.
"Tte Jones Scales are the
best. McDermIck, Sprott 6
c.. sell thsm.
"a ~ --z--~>
n ynu sec Cola 4 Minors line of nr~
Aasx before Purchasing elsewhere yoa
s'sn rsrrhase slzwhsrr.
fisa elasLipg. good shoes. and Isiest
asyiss II zatx Il Mccormick. srrosa n!
up'x.
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Notice

Subscriptions taken tor every Mag
aGine and Newspaper published in
United States or Foreign countries, al
Publishers Prices, at PELTY's.
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For SALE--TwO good lots and small
dwelling, first block south VI Christian
Church; also another cottage near
business portion Of town.
CLAr, Buck q EIEynSG.
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All kinds Of fall goods, Canton fan
aels, Bannele,tcs and dress goods a,
Mccormick, Sprolt & Co.'S.
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BRYAN ACQUITTED.
'ssssi:y Sss.s aFss;;sS 9. a.sSSsS.... :=. sc
rot yet Recovered.

John A. Bryan. who killed Harry
Mcdowell on December 9, 1901. at
Packard's store in TaylOriOwn.
was acquitted in the Circuit Court
here last Friday.
The crime of which Bryan was
acquitted was evidently that OF q
crazy or drunken man. He en-
tered Paekard's store on the day he
committed the crime aud there met
Mcdowell. who Heretofore had
been considered his friend. 10 the
course 0f conversation, they be.
gan 10 pass course iests on one
another. Finally Bryan lost con.
troll of himself and whipped out S
revolver, which be leyeled az sic.
DOwell. Mcdowell started around
behind the stove, near which they
were standing, and Bryan fired.
The ball entered above the left hip
joint and ranged upward, infiicting
internal injuries, from which Me-
Dowell died the following day.
Bryan was indicted for murder 10
FIRST degree, which means hanging,
Imprisonment for life, or acquittal.
The defense admitted the deed,
but plead insanity. The testimony
created 4 doubt in the minds of the
jury as to the insanity Of Bryan,
and they brought in a verdict Of not
guilty ON the sole ground OF insan-
ity. aud further stated that the de-
PENDANT had not yet recovered.
Bryan will be committed TO an asy-
lum in the near future.
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Ilerzog's New Shoe Store,
Three door, cast Of Post Office.
1908 Calendars q, Pelty's.
Cranbcrrics 1T Klein Grocer Co.
Martin, your best photographer
See those 1908 Calendars At peliy's.
New .aurkraut at Klein Grocer Co.
Good maple syrup at Klein Grocer
Co.
Santa Claus at McKin-
news.
500 cords Of wood wanted by Cole
d Nixon.
See our candies-McKin-
news.
Fine miucc mca, aud pickles al A.
l.. Ortcu's.
Go to pehy's for your Bibles and
Testament.
Candy of All kinds, al Nc
Kinncy's.
Golden yellow aud White Rice Pop
Corn at ]. llelbcr's-
A bran new lot Of Cue quoensware
at Klein Grocer 60.
Holiday stock Of fine box paper at
the City Drug Store,
Phone so, Klein Grocer Co, for
gasoline and coal oil.
See Santa CIauS mt Nc
Kinney's Annex.
Mr.. T.. NJ, Larkin Of Bismarck was
10 our city las, Saturday.
The best line of furniture in town Is
10 be found at Huber Bros.
Phone 40, City Meat Market, for
your meats and vegetables.
Mrs. Thomas White Of Polosi Is Wis
Ting Mrs. Lucinda J White
ingredients for fruit cakes and
minee meat II A. L. orten's
Born, DecemSer ID, 1909, to the
wife Of Charles Damn, a boy,
Mr.. VI. C. Doak of Bonnie rere is
attending court here this week.
Boys. IL YOU want a uobby sweater
We have them. Cole a Nixon.
Mr.. G. W. CIarkon Of bismarck
was In Pennington last Thursday.
Try an "Old English Fruit
Cake" AT McS,mney's.
Mr.. Johu c. Brown Of Frederick
town was in our city last Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Fry wen, to 81. Louis
Sunday to visit Miss Mamie Flynn.
do not fall TO see the new line OF
swell bats for men at Cole 9 Nixon's.
The father and mother Of Mt. D.
G. Mccoy were his guests last week.
Go 10 ths City Meat Market for your
choice steaks. Foasts ard pork chops.
f'iaIn and selifising huck-wheaa -four
and pancake tionr al Klein Grocer
Co.
II you bay an Osercoai bs4ofc yoa
see Cole q Nlxoa's new arrivals you
viii be mad.
ar. james Morrie and Miss Macy
aicsds spenl the frat ci tho week In
st. f.oais.
See the dress goods, slnaks and
SKIRT 1t Mccormick. spross a ce's.
They are sbe --latest.
Mr.. Win. Milne II eysnisn. one Of
ppr yst ard n1st substantial ciiixess.
'sAs 'hswn Monday
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DE-. J. II. Ferguson. formerly Of
Mine la Motto and now located Al
Colorado sprlags, h back on visit TO
relatives and was 10 town Tuesday.
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You will find choice line Of under.
wear for gentlemen aud ladies at Me
Cormick, Sprott d Co.'S.
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ray NA@N AoN yuAi hiNnA ~ hu'@N"
and get 0 per cent discount.
Rev. j. L. Alsworth, nov pastor 81
The Presbyterian Church at Cape Cir.
ardeau arrived Monday aud will go on
a hunting Trim with Mr. W. +. Hoy
anC others.
For Story Books and Chlldrcn's
Books go 30 Pel,y's.
Mrs. T.. l.. Robinson Of Polosi,
mother Of DIR. j. D. Robinson OF this
city, aud Miss Nellie Holman, niece
OF DR.. Robinson, spen, Saturday aud
Sunday with the latter.
Those Viking School Suits at Cole
& Nixon's are the proper thing.
Mrs. c. ". Sackmsu Of Cape Cir
ardcau, who has been visiting her son,
Squire ". l.. saekman, aud her
daughter, Ms=. Amanda sehlies.eF.
returned homo last sunday,
-. - =, -. -, ,..,....,-
,,,, u' 80, you, 80, 'ysn ''"''sO ~ "''''"
0''' ''''' W
Ynu can bus palmor's Noted Fer
snn,.. a, o,,y ana ,Iocc IN Fsrmirg,o,
nnd ,b,, 1. Al lilo ci,y prng store To
az ioya.. ~ 60. r.stnme. a cordial
invitation IL cxteudeb Cali and ace
WV" w" 'S" s'' '"' Z" Ut 'o0'
C,pv.s hams and bocons ,lvavs IN
Miss Lulu Rudy Of this place, who
went to ST. Louis several weeks ago,
has concluded to spend the winter
there with her cousin, Miss Laura T..
Rudy, who CONDUCTS 4 millinery and
drcssmak ihg establishment at 1929
Franklin avenue.
at Pelly's.
=, %, , -
= erected 'he iol'owing ohioets 'ss'
sa'otoa! nlshti 'aVles ~ IeiA'no' ~
Vi W. H. Young '. o. H. ~
Fisher H. 3 Robert ie'iey' = D
Dr. ). W. brahain' IT, and hooer'
Ieiley, Dr' D. W. braham ana Geo
~ Wilson, trustees.
p..,...Lo. a., To,,o,,. liz. al
y So -. - -. 49,, y, -
'' : '@' - "
John Kennedy OF this place has
been placed 10 charge OF The Bell Tel
has been working for the Pennington
Telephone Company for some time Is
an honest, ontcrprising aud indus
irious yonng man, and the Bell Tele-
phone Company has done well 10 en-.
ploy him.
A.utsen keeps the best grapes IN
town at the City Meat Market.
NnINnfF nfttHnFR
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Mr.. !. =. Bsyson of sproil was In
Iowa Tuesday.
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We wish to call attention 10 the y.
cent plating Of the Fair Grounds tract
under The name of GIenWood PaFk
Lots are 100 iecf front br Rearlr 700
feet deep. Cali and see US or Lang &
Bro. for prices
We also have FIVE Tots in College Ad
difiOH for saie.
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One whole store full or
Santa Claus, near Post OF
fee. -McKmney's.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Go to Pelty's for your X-mas or
New Year Cards.
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For feed OF all kinds, see McCor-
mick, spro,t & Co.
Mrs. Smith Highley of Desloge Is
visiting Mr, ard Mrs. Willard Harden.
Watches, rings, bracelets, silver.
ware and diamonds for X-mas at let
ley's.
Mccormick, Sprott & Co. always
have on hand foil aud fresh line Of
groceries.
Prof. j. s. Meracle Of Carleton Col
lege, preached Sunday morning and
evening at Doe Run.
Highest market price paid for corn,
oats aud aIl kinds OF produce a. Me
Cormick. Sprost & Co.'S.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of she NJ.
Il. Church will meet with Mrs. W. T..
Elliott, al her residence, Thursday
afternoon.
Rev. A. u. Burress of lronlon
spent Tuesday with Rev. w. n. Me-
Cormack, aud visited Carleton Col.
lege.
MFs. George Topping and daughter
Of Virginia, arrived Wednesday alter
nocn for visit with Dr. and Mrs. ID.
II. Topping.
II yon come and get our
prices you viii take the
goods. = McKinney's.
Don't fal. 10 attend the Bazaar Of
the TsadEes' Aid sssaiesy Of the prrshy-
:srian Church to-day (ThHrsday) and
tonight. The baxssr win be open
during the morning q well ~ afser-
noon and Vt night. and dinnar will be
served 1t the n3on hour. They have .
iinc Hoe Of handkerchief 81 Al kinds
and los d fancy articles suitable for
Christmss pressnss u very low prices.
BE suse 10 attend and enjoy ~ cos
cert. sdn,iss;on TO which y m. lind o.
courage good essss b hnyieg scns
Of tl,e beautiful and us61nl arsiciss "a
sale
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice q hereby given that tbe under
siaued, administrators Of the estate Of
4. l. MITOnEII.. Decd.
win make anal ssstlensont OF sald estate a.
shr next farn Of fhs Probate cuurf OF 81,
Fxancaik county. Missouri. 10 ps baN9s Hgssi
held vt the ts1urf iiraiga in FagIniuEton IL
said Il. Ffancnis eunasy Mo-. On tbs safssnd
Monday in January isg1
j d. MrfufiEiI.. adE'r.
peeem1<r ~. iVs,
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from Pennington and Just south OF nuFks
nriHnuuriiOun, - nrruE IN cultivation. -
ncrps good timber Prize 81 $50. WIZ sell
urtradc
~ acres near Knob ftck food new SIX
ruum house. barn. orchard. well az house
ana trfu, plenty " stnall fruit. e. ceres
~ cultivation ana all under fenrs splen
ga neiahhpFluod ami hut ~ minutes walk
% school church bells In hearing Price
~ mU
% acres 50 miles north of Pennington.
Land Ga cultivation. House haru ana 20
iruit trees. Price 81 .7u0
r. acres miles south of Pennington an
fredetirktuwn road. Is arrrs IN rultivl.
iiln. Epud e'roOm house, harm ana granery
fricr 81 30.
II You want 10 sell or trade, cone
aud list your property with rs,
PIPKIN & SwINK.
Office over st. fmucoi, County Bank
PHONE No. 81.
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Stock Of candies, nuts, ralsens, figs
and dried fruit, at Mccormick, Sprotl
& Co.'S.
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Mrs. G. w. Morris left last Friday
for Dies Arc, where she was Summoned
on account Of the serious illness Of her
sister. Mrs. Ray Stamp.
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si.az acres near MN y. o. tn ste. Gene
We've county. 81 miles from =. No. ~. e.,
ana eight miles from Pennington. as acres
IN cultivation balance In timber. All cur
0e cultivated except acres splendid
house, three good springs, cistcrb cellar,
tarn, and small orchard. 70 acres IN hot
tom. Price 81 GO or viii trade.
% acres tn ste. Gsneyieve county, miles
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Another Fatal Accident.

On Wednesday afternoon of last
week another fatal accident occurred
from the miscellaneous handling Of
FIREARMS by children. A little boy by
tho name Of Pierce, who lived with
bis mother and her younger children In
tent east Of town, shot himself
through the forehead with a pistol.
Mrs. Pierce was away from home all
day washing, and when she returned
at O'Clock In The afternoon she found
the little boy dead, with the other
children clustered around crying. IL
is not known when the accident &C.
CURED, but as the little boy had EVIL
IDENTIFY been dead some time, Il is
thought that Il must have taken place
early In the afternoon.
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Clothing-We have a full line
prices to suit.--McCormiek, spro,t &
Co.
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Go to Tetley's for yonr wedding
presents; you can get the very thing
needed.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Pay eash Tor yoar meat at Aulson's
aud get per cent discount.
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Charlotte Lorraine Hopkins, the S-yeas
old daughter Of Charles and Estelle
Hopkins, who live nj Jonca, miles
northeast Of twon, was so badly buTned
last Sunday afternoon that sbs died
on the following Monday morning. No
Que was 10 the room where the accident
occurred, and consequently the full
particulars are unknown. Some mem
Der OF the family made very bot
Gre Ia the king heater about 4 o'clock
aud left little Charlotte alone, and II
j. supposed that her dress caugh, Gre
FROM the hot stove She was dread
fully burned on fully two-lhirds Of the
surface Of her body. DIR. Robinson
was called \" sSon as possible, but the
burns were so serious that no one
could have hoped Tot her recovery.
She died Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. The funeral was from the
III. h. Church, South, "Wednesday ai.
lornoou 10 the X l.. Cemetery. Lit
tie Charlotte was 4 years, G months
and 81 days old, having been born on
May Il, 1895.
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CITY PROPERTY

CITY PROPERTY.
aia Acres on rerrino road, near Asylum
For sale OF trade
one storc building. 1GNt0 with addition
llxit ON leased property IN Plat River dts
trict. Also stock Of goods OF the value OF
81 40. VIII trade for farm
Two srOum dwellings Ia the town OF
Esther, at 500 each Terms easy
ons room dwelling In Esther at y5oo.
one 4-rOOm house with an acre 81 land ~
Pennington. near Elmwnod seminary
Price 81 .s0o.
one G.ruum house and lot near public
school ~ north ward. Good cellar nnu
barn. Price " 900
ono new Groom frame dwelling In HurEs
addition. Price 81 50.
An k-Toom, story house half acre ut
ground. baAutliul shade trees fiaw's Al
dItioH TO Pennington. Price 81 100.
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Tetley leads In exquisite designs In
jewelry.
Very suitable and substantial Christ
mAs presents can be found at Telloy's.
We arc showing the best Duck
Coat on earth for the price.-Cole 4
Nixon.
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it acres IN ste. Gcncviev4 county. abodt
uine miles northeast OF faFminRfon ten
miles from either Rome TprTe or Flat River
and one mile from Turlcy MN. Good six
roou dwelling. frame barn, double log
stable. ana Rranary on premises. Good
spring 20 acres In cultivation. hhiance IN
good timber TeTre iilue forms south haan
uaiY Tine. Fruit trees ON place. Price
81 100 or will trade for town property.
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Rev. j. L. Alswortb. nov pastor Of
The Presbyterian Church at Cape Cir
ardeau arrived Monday aud will go on
n hunting Trim with Mr. W. =. Hoy
and others.
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FARM PROPERTY.

~ acres, mineral property. located near
Vale Mines, Price " on on easy terms.
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1- Acres on rerrino road, near Asylum
For sale OF trade
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

The preiiicst aud best line Of lamps
Ia town at the Klein Grocer Co.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-11

Two a-rOOm dwellings Ia the town q
Esther, at 500 each Terms easy
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one new Groom framc dwelling IN BurEs
addition. Price 81 50.
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John Kennedy Of this place has
been placed 10 charge OF the Bell Tel
cphone system of this district. John
has been working for the Pennington
Telephone Company for some time, Is
an honest, ontcrprising aud indus
lriops yonng man, and the Bell Tele-
phone Company has done well TO en-.
ploy him.
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Autsen keeps the best grapes in
town at the City Meat Market.
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one 4-r0Om house with an acre nf land ~
Harrington. near Elmwnud seminary
price, 4 a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-08
MARS SONS ELECTION VICTORY
Father Of Governor Elect Bailey o.

Father of Governor Bailey Of
Kansas is Near Death.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. IA most pa
thetic incident marks the close of the
contest for governor of Kansas. Two
weeks ago w. j. Bailey, governor elect
was called from the stump to the sick
bed of his aged father at Baileyvi,le
The latter grew worse daily and only
expressed the hope that he might live
until his son was elected governor.
Day and night the son remained with
the dying father canceling all speaking
engagements.
On the day before election the father
named the pallbearers for his funeral
and calmly awaited the hour of dis
solution. AT midnight Tuesday he rail-
lied sufficiently to ask his son if he
had been elected. Assured that he had
the father again closed his eyes and ex-
pressed his willingness to die.
Word received from Baileyville to-
night indicates that his death is only
matter of few hours. He lived
for many years in Carroll county, I'LL
nois, where Governor ELECT Bailey was
horn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-08
Williams.

Special to Times Republican.
Williams, Nov. S.-Dr. Tedrow has
bought the lot and building occupied by
the Wasp and is putting in new floors
partly new roof and other improve
ments.
Mrs. Ann earns returned from heI
visit to Minnesota and is very sick al
her daughters, Mrs. C. NJ. Stevens. Her
son, w. A. earns, is here from Des
Moines.
Editor Hellen's brothers B. H. and
W. N, were to see him this week. We
are sorry to report that Mr.. HELEN does
not improve very much.
William Evans, late buttermaker for
the Model creamery, has secured job
at ERADICATE and will move his family
there as soon as he gets house.
The new clothing store of Bradley &.
Berger opens today in the new Odd Fell
lows block.
J. P. Talcott will soon move his hard
ware into his new block, where he will
have one of the finest stores in this part
of Iowa.
A standard weight boy came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Sears last
Sunday.
A new walk has been laid In front of
Salisburys restaurant.
Miss Ollie Harrison left Monday for
Beaumont, Tex. She took her nephew
end niece, Harold and Glen Tomlinson,
TO their parents home there.
Union revival meetings will COM
mence at the Presbyterian church on
Sabbath evening. The pastors here will
be assisted by Rev. e. M. Bell. of CO.
lumbus. O.. who has been here before,
and Rev. McCloud, of Estherville, Iowa