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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
Low RAILROAD RATES
FOR G. A. R. VETERANS
One Cent Nile By Genital
Traffic Association.
StOP-Ovor Privilege in Each Direction
Also G-aEted-Chairman Raymond
Of Finance Committee Active.

The rate Of I cent a mile from all
territory in the Central Traffic Assccia-
ticn has been granted to the Grand Army
OF the Republic for the coming enclmp-
meHt. provided tat the minimum rate
shall be $40. This information was con
yeyed 10 eEcanpment headquarters this
morning b. Mr.. " S. Bronson. the as
sistant general passenger agent Of the
Chesapeake and Okio Railroad. who from
the first has been most energetic in fur
thering the interests Of the veterans.
Mr. Bronson further informed Mr.. Bulk
ley that the Central Traffic Association
had in addition authorized stop-over in
each direction on these tickets. and that
they would be most liberal in form. This
is granting more than the Grand Army
committee had asked.
They wanted a special ticket granting
stop-over privileges during the encamp-
ment placed en- sale at IL cents milo
or half fare for the round trip. The rate
that has heretofore been announced Of
one fare for the round trip in he terri
tory Of the Trunk Line Association Will
carry with il equally as liberal privileges
as these granted by the Central Associa-
tion.
II is the purpose Of those in charge OF
the joint lectures Of Messrs. Stickney and
Archibald TO be given at the Columbia
Theatre Tuesday next 10 develop the cdu-
cational features Of the lectures. With
this purpose In view special Inducements
viii be extended TO the members Ct the
Geographical Society the colleges ard
schools throughout the city
Chairman Raymond, Of the finance com
mittee, has sent urgent requests 10 all
OF the members Of his committee. request
ing them 10 bend every energy TO the Sc
curing the Necessary guarantee fund. The
goal has now been placed az $50. 600. and
II IS his desire 10 have this entire amount
subscribed by next week when a meet
ing OF the committee will be called The
returns that are coming in from the de-
paTtr-cnts are most encouraging in char
acter, f. is said.
To the phenomenal activity amoune the
5000 MasOns OF the city and their famf-
lies in preparing for the Masonic fair is
attributed great portion Of the diff
Guilty that the committee has encountered.
II is believed that this difficulty will be
shortly overcome and that by the time
the meeting is called next week the entire
fund viii have been secured.
Considerable adverse comment was TO
be heard this morning among the va -ious
committeeman On the criticism Of the
accommodations Of the general commit
tee at the headquarters building. 1905 New
York Avenue. While the present quarters
are not al all that could be wished they
are placed at the disposal Of the commit
tee by the "wner. Mr. Walsh without OK
pense.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
TEAIPEPATTRF
- sUN I'D NOON-


Sun rises---5:43 An. sun sets. ..6.25 Pm.
Moon rises..3.06 An. Moon sets..........
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
GIFT OF MASONS TO
FIREMEN and POLICE
Valuable 5OO-VoIume Library
to Each Department.
THE COMPANIES TO COMPETE

Command Securing the Highest Number
CT Votes to Be Awarded the Books.
Luncheon at the Masonic Temple To-
morrow Night With Euchre Party.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
VETERANS DENOUNCE
PENSION METHODS
PITCHER VS.. PISTOL.
Two Colo-ed Women Explain q Willow
Tree Alley Happening.

Mamie West and Lizzie Hayes, young
colored women. were in the Police Cour-
today charged with being dis2rderly il
Willow Tree Alley.
Mamie West was accused Of hitting
Lizzie Hayes On the head with a pitcher
She admitted the truth Of the statement.
and Lizzie Hayes Uranium corroDoratcd
her confession
Mamie West explained. however. that
she used the pitcher On Lizzie Hayes DO
cause the latter pursued her with a pistor
and threatened to shoot her. She was let
of on personal bond.
Lizzie Hayes was dimdent cCncerni1 g
her alleged misconduct. and in default Of
a fine Of $50 Will serve sixty days ia The
wOrkhCuse.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04

NatiOnal-"David Harum." evening.
Columbia-''The BurgOmaster.~ evening
Chase - Polite vaudeville; afternoon
and evering
Academy C0nvicts Daughter"
evening
Kernan's-Irwin's MaJestics. afternoon
and evening
Empire - Polite vaudeville, afternoon
and evening.
- .te-"The Little Pilgrims" even
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
studests Yisit White co..

One hundred and seventy-fve students
OF the Western Reserve University Of
Cleveland were received by President
Roosevelt In the East Room Of the White
House today. They were presented bv
Representative Boidler Of Ohio.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Henry T. Wheeler and Clara L. Miller.
William c. Turner and Annie Patter-
son. both Of Prince William county. Va.
George W RObey. District OF Columbia
ana Mary E. Nicholson, St. Mary's county.
Nd
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
STREET LIGHTING.

High tide.........4.62 An. and 4.30 PM.
Low 1914 An. and 11.I4 PM
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Lamps lit today --...............7-O5 PM.
Lamps out tomorrow. ...........4.4s A N.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Rain tonight Saturday fair: slight
changes in temperature; variable winds,
becoming nOrthwesterly.
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EXCLUSIONS

Manchester for Mount Vernon
and l:45 D. m.
I'd Washington steamers FOR
roc anE Norfolk at $50 .. IN.
--.e Pennsylvania Avenue and
rtecn-and-a-half Street for AIexan-
oria and Arlington every half hour.
Mount Vernon hourly. 10 a. N. TO 2 .. 70.
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Spanish War Organizations
Request to President.
ASK FOR FULL INVESTIGATION

Resolution Passed Declaring Policy of
Bureau to Be Hostile to Old Soldiers
Integests-The Reform of Examining
Boards Desired
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
FuTnituIe st0Ted in Fireproof Warehouss

~ Inion Trust and Storage Company al loves.
i-teS iof best service. Main ofice, 1914 F Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
BEST BEER

Y0u'n appreciate the purity and fine
favor Of our
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
snddea Dealt Of Oliver Wood

Air. Oliver Wood dropped dead on
tho back porch Of his home near de-
Lassus about Eve O'Clock last Sunday
morning, aged 90 years. lie had
been out In the yard and wss return
ing into the house when no fell on the
porch. Mrs. Wood. hearing him fall,
opened the door, aud, STOPPING over
TO help him, discovered that he was
dead. His health had been falling
him for some time, aud heart trouble
is supposed 10 have been the imme.
diAie cause Of his sudden death.
Mr.. Wood was a Confederate vet.
eran, having served throughout The
Civil War in Company c, Twenty
second Virginia Infantry, G. s. A.
He was a man Of noble worth aud
sterling charaster, though modest and
unassaniiug, and possessed heart
full of love and consideration for oil
Gods creatures; between man aud
nau he was honest. true and faithful.
His devoted wife has The sincere SYM
daihy Of all who knew them In :ks.
great sorrow that has come Int her
life. The funeral took place Monday.
Rev. G.. w, Harlan conducting the
services, and the body OF this brave
old soldier and good man was laid at
rest 10 the Masonic cemetery at Farm
ington. Rsquiescat In pace.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
No Nor Tell Gates.

County Clerk STAN, aching as agcn,
inT St. Francois county, by order
and approval Of the County Court.
ctosed q contract With the ST. Fran
co.'s Gravel Road Company last Tues
day, purchasing their road bed AaL
right OF way leading from Pennington
10 Doe Run. The purchase also ID
cludcs the surface right OF that portion
Of the 2a-acre tract in Surrey 2969,
south Of tho north bank Of ST. Francis
River, making the north bank Of that
river the line, thereby securing = tue
gravel bed, also Oae acre on ihe north
side Of the river 10 the southeast COZ
nor, including the rock quarry. The
cost 10 the county, after deduciiEg the
value Of is shares 10 the road aud
dividends on same, is 1886 65.
Ibis Is 3 good investment on the part
of the County Court, and will DO =
great accommodation TO q large por-
ton Of our people who have been
compelled 20 pay toll on this road for
many years.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
Board Of AIdermcE.

The Board Of Aldermen, OF their
meeting Monday night, appointed q
delegation 10 attend the celebration of
the Southeast Drummess Association
as Charleston next week. aud extend
10 them q cordial invitation 10 bold
their next celebration ss Pennington.
The delegates are Mayor Geo. M. WI
son, A. Heinrich, j. It. Burks, NJ. r..
Cayes. D.. J. w. Braham, Thomas
i.aass A. Il. Nixoa and Fritz Rickus.
Our people are anxious to have them
meet here, and hope they viii accept
the invi,xtion.
The Marshal and Might wa;csman
were ordered 10 givs special attention.
% the Masonic and Catholic cemsie-
res mad TO arrest apy ons Souud dsso-
Grating the grounds. destroying shrub
berry, ste.
Tbs Street. Commissioner vas o.
dercd 10 give the streets = general
cleaning mp II once
After the usual rousine business was
Transacted. the board aeiurnsd 70 nezl
Monday evnuiag fcr the ssrpsse Ut
making spsciAl levy for iuisssss %
waieguosks bonds ant u Atiend csher
sss'ssfs persss1iag . ~ wstexwotAes
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
Resolutions Of Resnecf.

HALL OF IE0apALg Lopez No. las, I
A. y. & A. M., april 10, 1909. (
The COMMITTEES appointed to prepare
resolutions on the death Of Brosbcr
James A. Slmuas, presented the fol-
lowing report;
Whereas, Il has pleased the Supreme
Archisecs Of the Universe to call from
lsbor to rest our dearly beloved brs-
Their, James A. Simms, who died al
he rssidense In 81. Francois county,
No., april s:hs 1909, therefore be Il
resolved,
lot. That In the death OF Brother
Simms his fsuaily has lest q devoted
husband and father, tbs lodge Saith
ful membor and the community an
upright asd hoaorcd ciiisan.
I'd, That We wi!l ever bear IN
graiefsi remembrance tbs fidelity OF
Brother szmma 10 Siasoai0 principles
ss H.us,rsssd Ia bis daily walk. and
win try To imisase bic devotion 10 thr
grand principles Of onr fraternity.
Cd, That We ssndsr our hearlfsis
sympathy 10 The hersavsd widow and
children and recommend them to the
earn Of that God whom Brother Elmns
served aud In whom he trusted
9Th, Thai copy u thesa zssoiu-
lions be seat % The Fsrmington Times
ard tho irondais Gsssise With The re-
qusss shas they - poblsshsd.
J. 4. Eaton.
A. G. Iiaghez, Com:
y. D sstsinsoas
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
KNOB Lex ITEMS.
Everybody busyl

Prospects for wheat good.
Corn planting about compl4ted and
crops of ell kinds looking we'll.
Judge Mack Smith was In town
Saturday, shaking hands with the
boya.
The erusher at this place IL about
completed and will be ready for oper.
alton 10 = fev days. The company
has several tons Of spalls on the ground
to start work with.
We bad a little circus 10 town one
daY last week. Tho principal altTao-
ton vas q trick horse Of the ''yAller'
kind, aud the riBgmasier did his part
we'll. The "hoss" got traded OF, too
NO knew Il would.
Col. TbssIey haS shipped al tie
paving belonging to ShrAaka from
this place, ths iirsl time his yard hiss
been clear Of pRViag for nearly 20
years. We understand that Judge
Wood intends TO ship all be has.
Asploff, hullsrsman sod Billy Green
are shipping also. Lei 'em go--ve
can make more.
Tic baud boys seem 10 be taking
more interest lately, which VIC are
glad to sec. Knob Lick can have
good band II the boys will only stick
TO IL. We hear that Professor Wood
will soon be with them sgaiu, which
will make the boys glad, we know.
Luther Wood and Grader Thomas
are farming on the Syenlle COmpasy's
fsfm this year. They have about
twenty acres Of corn planted and In
tend to plant fifteen acres more, This
is the boys fret venture aud We hope
they will be successful.
May s.. BARITONE.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

Rev. T.. d. Pratt. the snccesslul
evangelist Of Pleaaaut HIli, Mo, will
assist The pastor Of tho Baptist church
of this city in series Of mec:iags to
be held al the Baptist church, begin
ming Mag 1fth and continuing several
days. Rev. Pratt recently closed
meeting with Lafayette Park church
of ST. Louis with 20 conversions, and
similar success has attended bis labors
In other pArss of the State, Every
body Is most cordially invited TO at
ieBd these services.
]. d. WATSON, Pastor.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
IAsasIs . s. FraneoIs counly AppIer.

Couniy Clerk STAN received q few
days ago a certificate from tho officers
Of the Fsn-Amerioan Exposition at
Buffalo, n, r., Ia 1901, awarding St.
Francois county a bronze medal for lie
display Of srpIes at the exposition.
A similar certificate vac received by
Mr.. ". y. Hoy, Que Of our most en-.
terprising hortieuliurisis, for apples
grown by him and placed on c1hibi.
ton at the exposition. This speaks
volumes tor 81. Francois county as q
fruit growing section, especially when
/. is considered that lie applcs came
In competition With those irsm ell
over the United States.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
Notice.

l have sold my saw mill, blank
smith and wagon shop TO my sons.
who took charge March !, 1909. All
who owe for work done prior TO that
date will please settle with me At a.
early date rs possible. heartily
thank all these who have so literally
pa,rOuiEed MO during tho past years,
and trust that you win continue TO
have your work done at tho old stand,
which viii be Ia charge Of my sous.
Respectfully,
ADAM SClIMITT.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

"Grhndma" Dodson committed su-
iclde OF Bonnie Tere Monday moFniug
By throwing herself IN fr0ut Of a
freight train. A north bound freight
wEs running about q mile north Of the
Bonnie Tcrre depot, when tbs engineer
saw her walking sioug the track.
" hen the train got nearer 70 her, aud
she still remained on the track, he
bie@ lbe whistle aud slowed up, but
she turned aud threw herself directly
In frOnilot the engine. The engine
and several cars passed over her body
before the train could be stopped The
body was horribly mangled aud almost
anrecognizable. Daily Advertiser.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
Tarmingten Times
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1909.
Wool wanted at Kugel's,

Wool wanted at Kugel's,
Martin, your best photographer.
Ed Holler went to St. Louis Sunday.
Fresh Goldfish aud mackcIel at A,
L. 0rten's.
Highest prices paid for wool at
Rugel's.
Fresh garden aeeds in bulk at A.
l.. Orten's.
Fresh lettuce every morning AT
Klein Grocer Co.'S.
Choice line Of eVaporaled and dried
fruits at Klein Grocer Co.
Clocks, watches, plated ware, Jew
olry Of all SORTS al Tetlcy's.
Clover. timothy, redtop and blue
grass seeds al A. l. Orten's.
For the best ulsHrs go to Aulseu &
AIbaugh's City Meat Market.
Mr.. and Ars. I'd Klein spent sew
eral days In ST. Louis last week.
KnIspp Malt Coffee, Postum Cereal
and Grain.o al Klein Grocer Co.'S.
DR.. c. A. AnIhoay Of Frederick
town was Ia town = day last week.
KUgel will buy all the WOO, you
bring him at the highest market price.
You get your groceries fresh when
you buy Of the Klein Grocer Company.
Messrs. Robert TelIey and Thomas
Stam had business ~ St. Louis Sat
urday.
Just received, new liuc Of laccs
aud smbroidgriss at Mccormick, sprott
= Coz
Contractor J, w. Mccarthy was 10
81, Louis the first part Of the week on
business.
Go 10 Te,lcy's for your wedding
presents you can get the very thing
needed.
Dr aud Mrs. J. d. Fleming OF
Aurora were here Sunday and Monday
visiting relatives.
Soc our "oueen Quality ladies'
shOes--eyery pair guaranteed.-Mc-
Corn,ick gDrott A. Ca
Philip Good has started = cigar fac
tory ia the Oliver boiIding near the
ThomseH soda factory.
Everything Il sweet, fresh and clean
at AuIsen & Albaugh's City Meat Mar
ket. Give lheu a trial.
For Ssie-A fresh COW and calf
good mixer aud butter COW Apply
60 Dr Z. C. Mccormick.
Klein Grocer Co carries the largest
and most complete stock OF groceries
OF any house 10 the county.
Mn. J. r. lee and baby daughter.
Jessie, Of Irondsle, were the guests Of
Mrs. J, If. Spaugh Saturday.
Herman Rougor and WIN Vance,
The s'habllual travellers" came 10 last
week for = few days vacation al home
Our stock Of dry goods, groceries,
shoes and rlothing cannot be sXvelled.
See us before you buy .--MoCormiek, |
spru,t & Co. ]
Messrs. C. harkert, Bon Towl aud |
w. r. Hattie have been on a fishing
"trip In Bolliuger county. They got
some ish,
You can always get what you want
10 groceries at Klein Grocer Com.
pAny's. Their stock Is always full
aud complete. I
Watch for the great opening Of the
closing out sale Of G. G. O'Neiil at !,
yooher's Cash Store next Saturday ct /,
O'Clock q. m.
The students of Elmwood gave q
May festival last Thursday evening
and Miss Irene Nixon was crowned
Queen Of May.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

Desirable Office rooms for rent in
the new Grand Leader building. APP
ply al the Grand Leader store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

Use Chase 4 SAnborn's Seal sad
Special Cotiecs. For sale only BY the
Klein Grocer Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

Mrs Sarah Eocn arrived from Texas
last week and will make her daughter,
Mu j. Is. Burks, a visit Of several
months.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
County Bhle SaelelY.

The Hnuual meeting Of the st. Fran
co.'s County Auxiliary Bible Society
was held al the N. E, Church. South,
on Sunday evening, May 4, 1909, A.
J. LeaIhers presiding In the abseuee
Of the President aud Wee President,
The proceedings were opened with
song, followed with Scripture reading
by Rev. J. s. Mosaele aud prayer BY
Prof G.. q. Nations. Minutes Of the
las, annual meeting were read aud
aud then came the follow
Ing reports OF the Treasurer aud dc.
positaTy:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

Mr. James A. Warren was In town
on buslncss Monday. lie recently
sold out at Stone Aad has removed TO
bismarck
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
True
Economy

The difference in
cost between an alum
baking powder and
The high est-class
cream of tartar bak-
ing powder would not
amount for a family's
supply to one dollar
a year.
DR.. Prices is the
standard cream of tar
tar baking powder. II
makes the food de-
licious and healthful.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

Al those citizens who hare sub.
scsihed shares In the new Building aud
Loaa Associations. for which 8. T.
Gresham has been soliciting. are here
by notified that Tiers win DO meet
lng Of said eiilzess 10 the Mayors
Office, ovcr Rarseh's Shoe Store, on
Friday ssensng. May 10. Of Q O'Clock.
for The purpose Of organizing. The
iirss moashiy payment VIII be due II
this meeting. 8. =. Gresham intorms
us that lau lacks fsw Of having 300
shsfns subscribed. Thocc whe con
template taklaa stock wssid do wsll
10 re him. First come, axst ssrssl.
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We desire 10 ansoanca that we
have leased A S. Davis Ss~ storp
bulldog west Of sbe ", Francois He.
sei, and VIII rsnoys oar xsors JuBs
aSsh, sIso adding . fulI and conpscsn
line slIxwnaral rnarrkandlse.
Very respectfully.
~ s1xkr&t'
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

Tho tss.sa sent 10 aew York bible House
was used as follows; tn.g0 douatsd for
iifs membership 10 society. balance, Sas 10.
10 tho credit Of sc. Francois County AuxIl.
liagy Bible spciSsy.
JACOB HELLER. Treasurer. .
The annual address was delivered
by Rev. T. Z. Ramsey. after which
the committee on nominations made
tho following report
For President, Tbeo. D. Fisher.
For Vice President, Merrill Pipkin.
For Secretary, Robert Forsyth.
For Deposlsass, Philip s. Cole.
For Treasurer, jacob HELLER.
EXECUTIVE coaMITTEE.
NJ. T.. Church. Sae.a--w. 3. Nil
Ter and Miss Emma Haw.
Christian Church.. s. Clay and
Aiiss Edith Harris.
NJ. r. Church--Dr. W. 4. Elliott
aud Miss Emma Boswell.
Presbyterian ehuroh---A. J. LeatheTs
and hrs. David HcIdleburg.
Report was read and on motion the
persons named were elected aud de-
olared the officers for the ensuing year.
A collection was taken amounting
to e4.l7. aud the meeting closed sl.A
song aud benedlction.
MERRlLL rirKIS, Seo'y.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

In this weeks issue of THE THEs
will be found tho announcement Of
Ar. John A. Sproit as candidate for
Justice Of the County Couu In the
First district. Mr.. Sprott Is well
known TO our people as a wide awake,
enierprising aud public. spirited bust
ness man, who for two terms filled
tho important Office Of County Treas
urer. He is one Of the leading meT-
chants Of Pennington and Il nominated
aud elected would conduct the affairs
Of tbs county on business principles.
For some time he has been ssjouTning
at San Diego, Cal, for the benefit Of
bis health, and writes thu. he IL much
improved and expects to start home
Ia few days, when he viii eater up
on canvass for the position TO which
be aspires. lie asks Of bis friends
and Democrats a favorable considcra-
ton Of his candidacy Ut the primary.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

Judge John NJ. Woods announce
meut M q candidate for reelection to
the Office of Justice Of the County
cOurs In the Second district appears 10
Tux TraEs this week. Judge Wood
Is now serving his erst term, and has
proved himself a safe and careful
guardian Of the eounty's Interests In
all matters coming before the County
Court. lie is honest, faithful and
capable, and so well has be performed
the cxscling dulles imposed upoa hin
that Il Is not probable he win have
any opponent fer second nomination
lie would appreciate the indorscmeut
which a denomination would imply,
and The confidence thus expressed 10
bis efforts TO serve The people faith
fully. Give him a good vote At tho
primary.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

Nora. Ycu cannot, Il ycu
value good health, aam1 10
ssse cheap. Iuw-grxke, asnrz
baking powdcSs- They ara
apsto sp0ii the bod slsey 10
sadauxer the heeIlb. An
nhysitiars win tclI yrsi that
liAsns IN iood y 6eletsssc1s.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

'Pass II Along Several pack
ages are ready ior distribution and
may be had By calling at the residence
OF L. d. Fisher.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

The Pennington Dramatic Company
went 10 Doe Hon Friday night TO pro-
duce "Thc Deacon" A fairly gaod
audience greeted them, and although
the pioee was hAmpered by lack Of
scenery, It appeared to please tho So.
dience Immensely. The receipts paid
all expenses aud then some left over.
1.-THE Deacon" viii be presented a,
Flat River TINS (Thsrsday) evening.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

EPbraim Williams Of Crystal City
gave = successful exhibition Of The
working OF his Little Champion Road
Grader here Tuesday, aud the County
Court was so we'll pleased with Ii that
they contracted for several Of them,
ard will furnish road districts with
them Is they are needed. We under.
stand that Lang & Brs. have the con.
tract for manufacturing them.