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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

The other night when Luke the
Leon slept "a the telegraph pole on
Madiaou street. thluhWE he was m
electric nahH, 30 had dream IN
WhiCh be- Thought he Wsn sleeping
tn tho old feather bed of hiH child
head'a untaekY dayH. Through the
eiafkH lu hiH intellect this d. what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

The women of Ffineo'n zoe are
pulling hair and ciAwing faerH and
don't specs az they pass any iunff
Ii an started because Bobby hafee.
the Star uuat Mans smbaasafiaf g.
tho prize eight. fcli into puddle 81
water aHa HOW every woman Va ne
city thinka she was the heroine Nho
pulled him out before he got bis feet
sci
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Wanted at Once

Twenty good Looking ypunE We
men o. enter nanusY Contest fof
Mnodfuen's Opposition no expert
enoa necessary Apply Exposition
drouuda. sd znd unian a.. anY tims
after Al a "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

To 20 East over the Northern pa
cifie. az very low rates Tickets on
sale August 18th, 18Th. 25th and
zsth. A. Sadeau, general agent.
Sea tile 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

Considerable sisnpoard space fpf
advert iainE purposes for fsnt dufinE
the Wcuifnxn Exposition. from Aus
uaf sBth 10 ~ ptrtnhsf tth. Applf
on greunas. Sfd ave and Union -
Phone. lad. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

skagway and return. $50, including
berth and meals, during Tranamia-
sIasippl Congress. Fast steanerr
Dolphin and Humboldt. August ~,
~. n, September 1. COG First ave-
nue..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

OF the $50 round tfip rate 20 tkhE .
way and return Past steamer =
Dolphin and Humboldt. August ~
81. III. september l. zoe FIRST ave.
nur.
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n you want tho best. take look
AZ the Youmau.a $500 Hat and the
Gordon $500 Hat Fail block nov
on sale. King nras.. eIl LET ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

A SHAWNEE, KAN, WOMAN
LOST HER HUSTLE AND 8 900
THAT WAH IN III MORAL
NEVER OVERLOOK THE BUS
TILE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

Five Dollars worth Of goodness
for $500. Fali book on sale. King
Bros, pa first ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

Premier i.aurlcr IL rolnH 20 force
the Grand Trunk Pacific railway
project on Ia the attention OF The
Canadian parliament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18
What She Heard

Great preparations for the com
iur state fair az North Yakima ate
now being made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

VIII main reduced rates 70 the Fast
On August 18th. 10Th, 26th and 10th.
can at ~ r. city office, Seattle. Tor
81 particulars. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18
. seas as = Hs az =
STAR DUST:


Cornerstone for the new Catholic
university If America at Washing
ton WAS laid yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

bids for improvements 90 be made
at Fort FlaElvr have been opened
az Port fasnrend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

apeeiaiAow rate aiaeway and re-
turn. $50 Dolphin. August IA ~;
humboldt. August -. September 4.
COG FIRST avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

fa4z1e
f.isssss- ~afiee tFashfar,ar fau rrrsas
its. fmb1rssr ises eriss ufiea 1918.
FasIltff Dressed tarksfs 8a6 4te, uss
ise aprias chifksrH. hNHa uuz. live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

Nebraska Republicans meet in a
iuy feet to-day There T. no contest
Tor any places un the state uCkot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18

m the dentists should form a trust
we suppose q would have 90 De call
cd "a teethina ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18
&c EmbrOiderieS l3e

s0k
a mo, ley collection Of I'm
broideries and Insertions that
we shall let 60 at just half
the regular price
a score Of dainty patterns to
choose among. widths Up
90 81 inches none OF en-
worth less than &c; all At,
the yard ........ sc
At this same section these
new and beautiful en-
broideries that you ought
10 know Of. Swiss. N4sn-
sock and Cambria ALI
overs and Tuckings, all
pretty patterns. s9c 10 S4.ps
Fine Swiss Edgings and Inser.
tions 10 match. latest de-
signs. per yard ..... ase
Nainsook Edgings and In
sertions, 2 10 : inches wide
1890. .........- TIC
Fine line of Swiss and Main
sock Embroideries. y 20
IS inches wide. latest DE-
signs ......... 49e 20 SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-18
THE MARKETS

~
pnslssess was active or western
avenue thla morning. but there was
nlenty Of stock on hand 70 supply
the demand A carload Of Yakima
melons arrived and were quoted a.
present prices. There arrived also a
carload OF Valencia oranges.
Wheat and middllnRs advanced 81
per ton. owing % q heavy demand.
WHOLESALE PRICES
rThess prices are u any buyer IL guar.
ffttss. rrisss On small purchases sxsrags
% Der cent hiEhsrJ
Provisions
Frssh Mrat-cos hsaf. Ti4s -. steer bet
a. n vssf effpr ~ rors BE 70
Previslsnr- Hams. re- u. breakfast ta-
con. f1ae D. beifiss. fresh, t2ise y
Vegetables
Green corn. si.19 hor; new csiifor-
MIA psfAta@s flUrbankA a. tsaa i.ea eat "a.
tive EAfiy nosr 81 r. ferffts 81 = safk
rutah aeas. si15 eshhare. iisa ~ tgn1a-
tfoss. sEf7tc boz. es4 f@ans. 81 cueunI-
H. 80 s,,.S - sslsn. n io - srssr
TO- dozen bgncheH. California wafermsiers
s2D0as2 - 9oxi szg piant 10 p.
Green Fruit. etc.
hppIss. native. 7ssati %. gra9ssfs o.
q fs1f ~ tnr. crab 15o rrats5 carts-
ioupaa. ss0ftc per box nutmeRa. F1,ff
Soc. apples. ssffsia per crate. CALI
fornla plums no per crate native
peach piums ei0ffao PEACHES 90 ~
Der box Yakima era Nf1rds. Aefiflm
per box. Cal craNfordz &c per box.
curranta. $50 per crate; native raap-
riea. s. -. biackhsrrieH. $40. lemons.
a. lsfIa %. oranges sa037 rs box Call
fornia pears. $50. plueappiea. g. 99
Hs8 dor. grapes. seaefwater. a 8y0i ~,
Tokay ard Rose Peru Ni6
Hay, Grain and Feed
Oats. 80 ton. barley 81 ton. wheat
s70 ton. chop 81 ton. sharta ~
t0n. bran t2g ~ ton oif meal. 80 ~ con
n W Timothy. rev. fls tom y W.
rCfntfeFaed timothy new. 81 % ton.
nav uhsaf hay. $500 tor. new Alfalfa
fi3ge t6H. new Puget Sound has ~ o.
Ton: mlddilnsa. f.x1o.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry
Butter Washington ersameriss. 1se. dai-
~, zO4zIc.
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A Word from Josh Wise

says the Pike Street Sage eli
Many a gentleman I'D leae his title
81 you knosSed hew he TALKED 10 the
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pRIcEs TO peopucrna

rsiifosa. srsiFht sssas - On ne aess is
ihis eiiYJ
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Following IL the eRoli 81 Honor"
a. Il stands st neon toisy
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Green Fruit. Ete.


Butter, Cheese. Eggs, Poultry
Buflsr-W Washington ersamerias, 1se. dai-
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15

The kerens- Atkins fartlonal feud
in the Republican party of this
State continues with undated
fury, as evidenced by the ltepubli
can legislative causus for the nom
ination OF United States Senator n
Jefferson City last week. Col
herens won ont on scratch, but
there was mulch bitterness dis,
played and charges and counter
charges Of selling out were freely
INDUCED in on both sides, The
nomination would seem an empty
honor, not worth all this harrow
ing of feeling; but the disposal OF
federal patronage in the State is
the succuIent plum coveted by thest
doughty leaders OF the factions,
and the nomination for Senator is
supposed to give the victor prestig,
and standing with the Federal Ad.
miniStration in securing appoint q
mcnts National Committeeman
krrcns and Chairman of the State
Republican Committee Atkins will,
therefore, continue to be rivals in
dispensing federal patronage to
their respective followers. Col.
krrrns, however, is rcputed to
have strong lIannaistic predllcc-
tons, while Mr.. Atkins has a more
decided liking for the present siren
nous occupant of the White House,
which on the surface gives him n
little advantage, Notwithstanding
Col krren's caucus victory.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15

the matter with him. l. the POST
Dispatch so invaluable in its utter
anccs and its adherence to the
truth, in the estimation Of the Re-
public, that it swallows with as
much avidity as the young nesting
does a grub from the mother-bird's
bill the bare assertion of the Post
Dispatch that Gov. Stone answered
the telegram by a personal visit
Yet the Republic holds that ali of
Gov. Stones other sins, political
and Otherwise-and we have no
doubt they are many-are AS moth
ing III comparison to this question
ing of his veracity by the Post d.
Dispatch. That must be cleared
up ut all hazards. or the Democ'
mcy of Missouri will forever b,
abascd in its new United State,
Senator, William Joel Stone
What lofty veneIatiOn for truth
Did it ever occur to the Republic
that the burden of proof rests will
the Post Dispatch
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, John Wilson ana Tllltha WIN
dated the ird day OF December laNl, ana r."
corded In the Recorders ofirc Of ~. Fran
rplS county. Missouri. In book ~ al
page N, conveyed tn the undersigned
trustee the following described real
"stIta with improvements. situate, ~
Ing unh being IN TIE county oI II. Fmncuis
ANA stat" ui Missouri. Ia vii
lot No. g. In block !, said lot fronting wrst
ON street Wii feet Wide, extending east 10
feet AMI = inches tO nm alley ~ feet Wide
northern nnd southern boundaries OF uni
form length ui li6 feet ana Inches each
unfoTm width Of n feet inches, being u
subdivision uf lut tgVf ~ acres In BOsy 5
addition to Rome Tcfr".
Which said conveyance was made I'm trust
To secure the payment Of II certain prnmis.
sorry note IN said decd al trust described and
NhnTrns, by the terms Of said deed ut trust
said meta " hast due and remains unpaid
now, therefore In conformity witt the
provisions Oi said decd OF trust ana ut
the request o! the legal holder Of said
note, will, on
saturday the lth day Of February, 1908
between the hgurs at nine O'Clock ~ the
forenoon and ave O'Clock Ia the afternoon
of that day, nj the south front door Of the
Court House IN the city Of Pennington, II :
FRANCOIS county Missouri, soil at puhllr
vcndue 10 thn highest hlddHr for nalI. TIN
foregoing Described real estate with I'm
Ia satisfy said note ana the
costs of executing this trust
JEFF u IllGIlLEl, Trustee,
january IL, 1867,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15
MUST GIVE UP PHILIPPINES
So Says Or, Schurman, Member Of
the Philippine Commission.

Columbia, Mo, jan. l2.-In q
speech this morning before the stu.
dents Of Missouri University, Doctor
Jacob Gould Schurman, president of
Cornell University, and member of
the Philippine Commission, said thai,
the Philippine Islands should be given
their Independence.
"llaul down the Flag" he said
''whrncvcr its work is done. There
are but three ways to dispose of the
islands Hold them as subjects, admit
them as States and give them their in-
dependence.
"Thc fist course will result in con-
tinuaI warfare with them History
has proven this
"The second course is not practical
bic, The American people would
never consent TO have the millions of
hnli.savagc Filipinos placed on au
equality with them. To admit them
10 statehood would bc to give them
right Of suffrage and this would rcvo.
lurionizc American politics.
"l'hc third course is the only prac-
ticablc aud sensible one Some say
don't haul down the llag, but the
work of the flag is flushed and it
should be hauled down.
"Thc idea of sending American
iclchcr, to ciNiiIc and teach the Fill
pinos has proven AN utter failure, The
teacher, have done their best, but it il
impossible to teach Il people in a
tongue foreign To them
al there were any outragcs commit
ted hy the amy in the islands the
administration aud not the army was
10 blame ful them. The irinrs lands
should be- purchased 10y the United
States Government, a commission being
appointed for appraiscmcnt similar 10
Gladstone, court fur the settlement of
the tan trouble If ireland
"Onc uI the greatest mistakes lhr
Government made was lis failure To
establish Ton the islands a staple cur
rcnrl. Million, Of dollars have been
lost in the Philippines because of the
lluriualinn Of gold aud silver"
The speech was delivered in the
auditorium Of the university aud wa,
met with rounds of applause
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15
LIBeRTyyiLLE NEWS.

News around here is like the
people, about fro2e up.
Mrs. Jane Simpson is confined
TO her bed with neuralgia.
Earrow and Shaw will ship an.
other car load Of hogs soon.
Born, Friday, Jan. 3, to the
wife Of Mr.. G. n. Baker, a son.
Mr. and Mrs, Leo Moran have
moved into their new house and
are ready TO entertain their friends,
The child OF Mr.. Phil Ponders,
that has been sick at O. j. McCar.
yer's for some time. We understand
is convalescing.
We understand that the mem
bers of the Christian Church have
employed Ed. =. II. 3rackel Of
Sailor Springs, H., to preach one
half the time, the third and fourth
Sundays in each month.
Jan. IA. FELIx.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15

The Democratic party of Mis-
sour pledged itself through il,
platform adopted at the st JOSEPH
Convention, to use its influence t.
secure the submission 10y the pres
rmt General Assembly Of a cOnsti
tulional amendment providing fol
the application of the principle Oi
direct Legislation through the I'M.
tative and referendum. Senator
Bradley of this district has intro.
dnccd "A concurrent resolution fOl
the submission of such AN amend
mcnt. In view of the pledge made
To the people in the Democratic
platform, it is the duty of every
Democratic member of the Lcgisla-
ture to support this or some other
resolution providing for the sub
mission of constitutional amend
mcnt embracing the initiative and
referendum principle. Perhaps 30
more effective step could he taken
to destroy the practice of corrupt
lobbying,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15
Marriage Licenses.

January sth, Homer Kennon o.
Flat River and Miss Annie Alexander
of Ste. Gencvieve County; married
January 9Th by Squire w. l.. Sack
man.
9th, Ellis Byington and Miss Bette
Hunt, both Of Pennington; married
January 9TH by Rev. W. G. Reeves
sth, Ralph NJ. Newcomer and Mis-,
Irene Bowen, both Of Elvins; married
same day by Squire w. l.. Sackman.
10th, +. W. Radford and Miss
Lillio Barton, both of ST. Francois
County; married same day by Squire
W. III. Young.
10th, Lawrence j. Roth Of Jeffer-
son County and Miss Nora 4 Chand-
Ter of Jonca; married January 18th
By Rev. w. j. Hcys.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

| Whereas. John Wilson ana tina WILSON
| his Wlu, by thor certain decd OF irus
| dated ~" I'm day pt April, lS~. ana T.
| corded Ia hr Recorder s. uHlrn Of 1t Fran
| co.'s county, Missouri, IN book n Al pnp,
| 'a~. conveyed To VIM. t. Taylor rs tulstr,
| the iOIiOWin" described real estate, situate"
| lyin" ana h"ing IN tho county ul ~ Fran
| co.'s ana stat" ul Missouri. 10 wit
| Al ~ that tract ut land described rs fol.
| lows Beginning ut ~" southeast corner
at the northwest fractional quarter Of the
| southeast fractional quarter ut section n
township ti. range 1. on tn" west boundary
| Ut the Jean Il I'rittc survey 40. Hsu, theme,
west Hi! lrrt, thence north 2aa feet thence
east Eii hui tn thU slld PTltt" survey
theme" south sr,rn degrees west 2h5 ir,t Ia
~" beginning, except - feet by ~ feet IN
the northwest CuruCr, sold 10 Chris Crump,
ana also except tn" part buglnnlu, at I Ii,
southeast rurnur pi lot one, block ten ui
mus addition to ~ctt .ctOVn. running theme,
cast no fcot inches, thence north seven
degrees cast lar iuut, thence west Ulrrt
thence south l1u lc'i Ia ia" beginning, con.
ycyri hy John Wilson and wife To- Mar
gaTct ~, Matlcr, 10y deed recorded IN book
a. at pauu AZ,
when said conveyance was made In
trust t. secure IN" payment of certain
Urunnni,suTy note IN said deed on trust
described, lud whereas, 10y the terms ut
said decd of trust, said note H. past due aud
remains unpaid aud whereas the said VIM
u, Taylor. trustee, Is absent ana Ctnnul act
now, therefore, IN accordance with tho pro
visions ui said decd UI trust, ana ut The re-.
quest ut the lrlGIi upldrT oi said note. / tho
undersigned sheriff at -. Francois coun IS,
win ON
Saturday the ith day of February, 1908
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the
forenoon ana ave o'clock In the afternoon Of
tllt day. NJ the south font door Of the Court
House, IN the city OF Pennington, st. Fran
EuIs county, 40 sell nj public Sunduu to Inc
highest binder iuI cash the foregoing de
scrihcd real rstat" To- satisfy said nQio AMI
the costs ct executing THIS Trust.
II, NJ MIlIlN,
SlUrla ~ n Francois County
JanuHp H., iTN
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE.

Whereas, John WILSON ana Tclltha WIZ
son. husband ami wire, by decd oi trust
dated the htll day of september, 1902 ami
recorded IN the ONCE OF The recorder OF deeds
Of II Francois county Missouri, In book ~
page ~ conveyed 10 the undersigned IN
trust to secure thu Saymcnt ot the notes lH
said decd ~ trust particularly described
IT, following described real estate situate
IN st. Francois county, Missouri, town.
That part of lots number nine 90 and tei
40 ot "A subdivision OF lots nine o. nnd ton
N0l OF BOgytnWn, VIZ: Beginning AT the
northwest corner of Lena BUIaks lot CnUW
owned by Nurwlne Il som, running thenc,
east with the street lla feet, thence south
ll22 feet, thence west lli foot, thence
north Ii1i4 feet Ia tho place Of beginning.
being the properly known as Rock saloon
Ana, whereas, the notes described In and
secured by said decd Of trust have not been
paid ana are past due and whereas the own
~ OF the said notes has requested me To exc
cute the power vested In me by said deed ul
trust to sell said rnal estate ana out Of The
proceeds uf said sale pay the Indebtedness
secured thereby, therefore, In compliance
with said request, and In pursuance ct the
power vested IN me by said deed OF trust,
viii sell said real estate at public vcnduc "a
THE highest bidder, for cash.
OF FRIDAY, THE MtH DAY or JAN,
CARN, EJ3,
at the front door of the Court House In
Pennington, II Francois county. Missouri
RODENT 4 sWINH,
January n, 1913. Trustee
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15
NOTICE.

Notiro h hereby given that sealed pro
pOsals viii br RECEIVED 1T the Mayors
office Of the city Of Pennington, Missouri,
to Jnnulry Ith, 1878, AT O'Clock .. M, from
banks aud banking corporations or nssocln.
ilon., on bankers, for deposit Ol The funds
oi said city for the time between the date
nj said bids and the next regular time for
the selection OF Il depository, as provided
by law. Such proposals must state the
largest rat al interest per unnum that VIII
he paid to the said Eity an the daily BALANCE
to the credit OF the said CITY With said deY
poSitory. as provided by law, for the nyivi'
legr of being made tile depository Of anch
funds, and must In accompanied by duly
certified cheek on some solvent bank for
not less Than one hall OF one pfr oentum Of
the CITY revenue NJ the preceding year,
payable tn the Treasurer of sid city, rs Il
guarantee ot good faith on the part OF the
bidder No bids win be considered unless
such fortified check shall accompany The
same.
.AM'L l.. AsHuiil, city Clerk,
Dee. IL, va. Pennington Mo
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15
KNOB LICK ITEMS,

Rev. J.. 4. Robertson filled his APP,
ponlmeHt at This place Sunday night.
Mr.. John s. Crawford OF near this
place, died suddenly Thursday, tho
9Th inst.
Our merchapts must be having q
good trade, judging by the amount oI
freight that is shipped here.
james McGeorgo. whose parents rc-
side here, was killed by the cars on
Saturday, tho 10th inst, at Brook
willie, Mo-, where he was employed as
brakeman. The body was brought
here for inierment.
lann,rx-
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15
II UnweII,

Try a Doc bottle of HERBIsE, notice
the Improvement speedily affected In
your appetite. energy. strength and
vigor. Watch how II brightens the
spirits, gives freedom from indigestion
aud debility!
Isaac Story, Ava, Mo, writes, Sept.
10th, 1900. 81 was in bad health,
had stomach trouble for IL months,
also dumb chills. DR.. j. W. Mory
prescribed Herbine. Il cured mo in
two weeks. cannot recommend Il
too highly, it will do all you claim for
It," Sold by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15

On the eve of the Democratic leg
iSlativc caucus the st. Louis Post.
Dispatch trained one of its char.
acteristic broadSidrS, charged with
cartoons and allegations of NAL,
odorous private and public dclin.
quencics, against Gov. Stone, IN an
effort to stir up runpus in the
senatorial nomination. Among
other things it charged him with
some sort of pardon brokerage,
which was promptly denied by
Gov. Stone; but the Republic,
which has been Stcalthily knitting
him whenever it thought il saw n
good opportunity, at once con
ceived the idea that here was an
opening TO raise n question of We
racity, declaring that no sclf.re-
speeding member of the Legislature
would vote for Gov. Stones nom.
lnation until he had proved the
falslty OF the Post Dispatch
charge, and that the nominating
caucus ought TO he postponed until
he could clear his skirts-that
there should be no election of
Governor Stone TO the Senatorship
until this dispersion of untruthful-
ness is cleared away, with no YES.
tige of doubt remaining" The
Republics sublime reverence for
truth is highly commendable; but
whence its budding faith in the
Post Dispatch's sincerity, that it
hesitates over question of verac
ity between that erratic political
free lance and any prominent
Democrat Suppose n convict did
send telegram-even admitting
that the alleged telegram published
by the Post Dispatch was genuine
for the purpose of enlisting Gov.
Stones services in his behalf to
procure a pardon, is that prima
facia evidence that Gov. Stone WIS.,
tied him in prison and interested
himself in the convict s case1 Gov. |
Stone denied that he was ever en- |
plnyed by the convict or discussed |
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15

senator John j.. BRADLEY was
one of the first 10 catch the eye OF
the President Of the Senate when
the hour arrived for the iutroduc.
ton Of bills after the organization
OF that body. aud eleven bills were
his initiative donation to the cal.
cndar. They are bills of general
interest, one or two of them OF
~prcInl interest to the miners OF
this county and to railroad en-.
pI"yrs. Their purport is given in
our summary of Legislative pro.
rcrdIngs.