The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-03

brOncho and may die.
Collector Frank Richardson has
taken charge of the Hollis House aud
will continue to operate the hotel
Mrs Emma Watts and Mrs Dora
Covinglon, both Of Ste Gcncvicyc
county had business in Probate court
this week.
Santa Clans Headquarters this year
will be ut The Fair The finest aud
largest stock ever brought to South
east Missouri.
The place to buy sewing machines
is Tctlcy's Sewing machines Of all
kinds and sewing machine fixtures. at
the lowest prices.
Mrs X. W. forshcc, widow of the
late G. W. Forshcc, has assigned all
her rights and interest in the Forshcc
estate to her children
When making your selections of
holiday presents, bear in mind that
The Fair is always the cheapest place
to get them. TIM FAIR.
The Clothing department ut tho
Pennington Mercantile Co.'S is now
full of all the latest styles in suits and
ovcrcoa's and the price, are right
MoNEY FOrNp. On the street in
Pennington The owner may recover
same by calling at TIM TIME> Office
and describing it and paying for this
notice
You will find full line Of watches
gold, silver and metal cg~Cs-0t Tcl.
lcy's Jcwclry store II you want
something good at low price, Ict-
ley. is the place to get it,
Sheriff Murphy ha, woman in Jail
accused Of shooting horse. On
gong Ia press It was impossible to
learn her name or the details Of the
act. The act took place in Bonnie
lcrrc
Roy. l.. K Jcnku, announces his
subject, for SUNDAY u, follows Morn
ing, "Coming Home" Evening "a
Prince in Egypt ~ Communion Ser
vices will be held after morning ser
mon
Get your fresh sausage at Autscn'
City Meat Market
Now, can YOU afford to do your own
baking when you can let three large
j-ccnt lonvcS of bread Tor 10 cents,
made of the best grade Of tIonr, at the
Old Reliable City bakery, established
80 years in this city
o. 7. RorrGlr.
s. T. Gresham wa, elected last
Thursday night by the NJ. l. Church
AS delegate to the Lay Electoral Con
ference which meets in Carthage,
April 9Th, 1904, which in turn will
select the delegate, to attend the Gen.
cral Conference in 10, Angeles, Cal,
next May
Seeded rai,in,, entrants, dates, figs,
and ciron Mt klcin's.
The following persons are attend
ing Circuit Court this week from Cape
Girardcau Judge K. J.. Wilson, Hon
4 G. Raucy, Judge Frank burroughs,
Hon. l.ouis lIouck, Attorney Gibony
llouck, Senator Il. Il Oliver, Attor-
ncy +. u. Hines, and Hon. W. A..
Miller. Tho two latter arc from
jackson. All arc up hero attending
u court proceeding that was instituted
in Cape county for the suppression Of
toll gates on turnpikcs.
Sec our nice line of lamps in show
window. KILN GROCER Co.
Postmaster NJ. l., Doughty is in re-
ccipt of n letter from John, who is
attending the law school ut Columbia
stating that the gate receipts a, the
annual foot ball game played in Kan.
sas City between the Kansas and Mis-
souri, University teams amounted to
twelve thousand dollars. Ten thouS-
and dollars Of this magnificent sum is
equally divided between the two teams
and the remaining two thousand goes
to the owners of the park where the
game was played.
lay cash for your meat at Autscn' IS
aud got = per cent discount.
Pennington u, Bonnie Terre 5.
Thursday morning the Pennington
High School football team drove over
to Bonnie Tcrrc and played the High
School team at that place their only
game of the season, the score being
II TO in Farmington's favor.
Flat River Realty Co. TO Farming
ton Sanitarium, Baptist College trac
in Pennington: $1,000.