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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
& BRO.
MANUFACTURERS Of
Il WAGONS,
G;s BUGGIEs,
PLOWS,
AND DEALERS IN
Farm Machinery,
Lumber, &C.
BEsT wOHx AND TIE sOuNpEsr NATL
RIAL GUARANTEED,
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI.
County OF st. Francois,
In the circuit court. August Term. laa.
Elizabeth Gunnrll ana Joe Gunncll, her nus
band, plaintiffs,
William ROngey ana Josephine Rungcy, his
wife, Henry Rongey aud susan Ronguy .
his wife. samuel ROngpy, Il WlduNrT.
james Hongcy ana Ann ROngry, his wife.
Frank Rongcy and 49, Eungcy, his wife;
sarah Ann Moon ana Joseph Moon, her
husband, John iOngcy ana Belle Rongry
his wife, Belle Clark ana STANLEY CLARK, her
husband, ana l.. Il Peers, trustee, ana j d.
\. Abornathy and George ". Mahn, de.
PENDANTS.
Now nj this day come the plaintiffs here.
In by their attorneys, Bishop y Cubbs and
smith x Anthony. ana nlG their am
dayit: alleging, among other things,
kongey. his wife, ana Frand Rongcy ana
--- Kungey his VIE, are not residents of the
state OF Missouri.
WheroupOn II is ordered by the Court
that sn'l def ndants be notified 10y pubiru-
ti,n that plaintiffs nuSc commenced IA sult
against them In this Court, the object ana
general nature OF which Is to ascertain ami
declare the right, title and interest OF the
parties hercunto, ana to decree Il partition
or sale Of the tOllOwingdesCrlbcd rcal,cStltc
IN ""iIance with the rights and Interests
OF the parties hcreunto. IN the southwest
quarter swiD OF the northeast quarter
l''F' g. bi wv. SOUTHWEST 'luNllfT lSN'4l, anu
all O, the s1Hl hcnst quarter Csui,l OF section
ten lUl township thirty seven 81 north.
range four q east. Also the southwest
quarter tswi.l OF the southwest quarter
swl . OF section eleven IN township thirty.
seven go north, range four a. east, In =.
Francois county, Missouri, and that unless
the said Henry Rong"y ana susan Iionguy,
his wife, ana Frank RonVcy and -
ROngey, his wife, be ana appear at
this Court, nt the next term thereof
to he begun ana holden at the Court
lluus" In the city OF Pennington, In said
county, on the gth day OF November next.
ana ON the fTst day OF said term
answer or plead to the petition IN said
cause, the same VIII be- tuEun as confessed.
and Judgment VIII be rendered accord
lngly.
Aud II is further ordered that a COPY
hereof be published according to luN In
tile Pennington Times and Herald, a news
paper published Ia said county at ~ Fran
co.'s, for four weeks successfully, published
at least once week, the last insertion To
be- ut least titccn days before the rr>t day
OF said next November term OF this court
j. &. WILLIAMS, ChCult CLERK
\ true copy from the record
...... NIlnrSs my hand and seal OF tho
4 . circuit court of -. Francois Uuun.
go '', ~, this lOth day Of september, 1905
'''''' j. G. WILLIAMS Circuit ClorE
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

Association was held, Rev. }. W.
Cunningham presiding. Among
the veterans present were Revs, }.
A. Russell. J G. Bergman, w. s.
Woodward, J W. Cunningham and
VIM. Gibson.
At 3 p. IN. Thursday, Rev. Fa-
Their Coifey, the eminent Catholic
divine of st. Louis. will lecture on
temperance at the opera house I'M.
der the auspices of the conference
Tomorrow (Friday) evening,
the Ri Centenary of Wesley :
birth will be observed, when Bish-
op Galloway aud DR.. j. {. Morris
will deliver discourScs
Saturday evening at 7;30, Mis- q
Slonary Anniversary.
Sunday, Love Feast, led 10y one
of the veteran preachers, aud ser
vices at the usual hour IN each of
the evangelical churches by some
one of the preachers attending the
conference.
Monday the announcement of
appointments of the coming yeai
will be made.
During the day hours the regu.
lar work Of the conference will h,
taken NJ.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
HOG CHOLERA.

some ut our large hog raiser, of the
country have been tying the Snoddy
Remedy for hog cholera, and many Of
them say II is certainly the long looked
for cure for this destructive disease.
Henry Wisely, Grover Hill, Ohio, a
ia'gc breeder of thoroughbred I. c.
hogs, says the remedy viii do all
claimed for it
Alhcrt French Manager of the
French Creamery, Lebanon, Ohio,
Hay' he had lost one hundred hogs out
If 2Gy t-iufc lie heard of the remedy
hui got case Of it aud cured the re-
mining 100 head, losing but three
otter he began giving tin. remedy.
George > Pine. O.kaloosa, Iowa,
], President Of the American Bcrk.
shire Record Assn, and is good uu-
thority on all hog questions, says he
had used this remedy five yeats and
hnl il will do all that it is recon-.
mHdcd to do.
K l. Dawson. Eoia, Mo; ?.
Roy, Wahi,a, OKLA O. 4 Wells,
Aldmurc, Ind. Ter Bible and Work
man. Empurin, Kan Il II London,
Philadelphia, HIS, and hundreds of
others who have cared their hogs with
this remedy say i. will ccar,uinly do
the work wien property used, No
matter how bad the disease /, raging.
they say TN, remedy viii stop it aud
save almost every hog yet able to take
he treatment, and when led ~ pre-.
tentative it wlrl keep hog, in thrift in
It lot adj lining to lol> where hog, are
sick and dying
Sunddy', book un hog cholera fully
q \plains how To prevent OF cure thi.
disease, aod full particulars IT the
Ohio test, all nee to any boy raisrr,
who will send la, name and address 10
'h" Suoddy Remedy Co, Dept 40,
Alton III
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
L0UGHB0R0 ITEMS.

Mr.. Jc-si EIvin, Of Dee Run wa,
here last Thursday on business.
MI. Frank lcnlcs went to ST Loui,
last week to remain several days.
MIR. Vale, who lives near the June.
ton, is quite sick at th, writing.
Mr, Eliza Moore Of Knob Lick is
visiting relatives aud friends here thi,
week.
Mis-, Bette Fleming Of Doe Run at.
tended services here lact Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Ms George Mcfarland
and family from De La,sus visited Mr.
l.. A. Mcfarland last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie West and MI.
and Ms. William West from near BIZ.
marck, attended services here last Sun
day.
Mir. /. c. Blankcnship Of St Louis
came down last Wednesday for short
visit with relatives. lie returned home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Hurley, mother of James llur-
Icy, returned to her home in St Louis
last week, after ayisit of several weeks
here with her sou.
Misses Rosa, Ada and Gcrlie Dun
bar of Pennington visited here the first
Of the week, guests Of their sister, Mrs.
Norman Mcfarland
MIR and Mrs. James Kendall aud
their niece, Miss Bessie Blankcnship.
Of Bonnc Tcrc, visited here last week,
the guests OF Mr. and MIS-. Albert
Kendall.
Mis-. Eliza Harvey and children from
De Lnssus stopped of hero last SUNDAY
for short visit, on their way home
from Flat River, where they had been
visiting relatives.
Rev \. o. Fleming of Doe Run
filled his regular appointment here last
Saturday and Sunday. The audience
at the Sunday morning service was
larger than usual, as many members
from a distance were present.
\ diamond drill and other machin-
cry is being moved onto the lands Of
Prof. W. 7. BIankenship, preparatory
to prospecting for lead, Superintcnd-
cnt Blhart2 Of Flat River was here
last week arranging for the moving of
he drills, etc.
Mrs. Amelia Blankenship, teacher of
public school, received "A
first grade teachers certificate last
week, granted her by the County Board
If Education at its last meeting. In
Ter the present school law this is
equivalent to life certificate in the
county for which it is granted, as a
irst grade can be renewed any num-
er of times.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
BISMARCK BREVITIES.

II. /. Rivers was in town Monday.
Frank Smith Of Iron county was ia
town Saturday.
Work on the southern Missouri de.
pot Is being pushed rapidly.
Engineer MATHS was the guest ui
G. j. Guritz, ST., last sunday.
Mr.. and Mis-. Henry Adkins went to
Hickory Grove to attend church sun
day.
G. +. Denton is caipcnlrring ior the
southern Missouri aud /, ut work near
Ste Gcncvicvc.
Rev. II. j. LaFour delivered most
excellent sermon to AN attentive audi
rncc last SUNDAY moruin.
Rev G.. Y. Lamb Of Flat River aud
George Reeves of Marble Creek were
in Bismarck Saturday in the interest of
the Baptist Church
Work on the mill switch i, being
pushed and the necessity OF having to
transfer grain and mill products by
wagon will soon be dispensed with
The Irackmcn's Lodge held an en-
ihuoasllc meeting here last Saturday
night. This order is becoming very
strong and Is thoroughly organized.
Twelve new members were addrd last
meeting.
The paper which was to have come
to Bismarck seems to have met with
an indefinite delay. Wonder II the
proposition was merely a ru.c to ru-
able the proprietor, of the former pa
per to rNtricatc Themselves from di-
lena.
The following visitor, were in town
sunday W Fricry OF 81. Loui..
Henry Rice Of Grantc,llc. Commits
,Ioncr Buiord Of Pilot Knob, VIM liul.
Ter ol Iron Mountain, Prot Price, Miss
steel aud Miss Stranger OF Flat River,
aud Ed Rnincs aud Mi. Cook OF IL
wins.
The odd Fellows conferred the first
degree last Saturday night. Some
thoughtful brother suggested that re-
ircshmcnt, be served in honor of the
adjourned, the members partook of a
very appeiizing lunch such act, as
rhi, are calculated to make the new
member realize that he is allied with a
body Of brethren who are intensely in
tcrcstcd in his welfare. and will give
a high conception of the principles Of
the order Let the good work 20 ON.
sept. II owl
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
McKinneY's Store Robbed.

Last Monday night, sometime be-
tween the hour of IL p. m. and day
light, burglars effected an entrance
through rear window of McKinney's
store and robbed 1t of what money
there was in the cash register, and also
taking tobacco and various other arii-
ccs. The screen wiring over one of
the windows was cut partly off and the
two windows pried apart, allowing II
knife blade to be inserted and the catch
turned.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
Order OF Publication

state Of Missouri,
county OF ST Francois '''
In the Circuit court, MAY term, IpI.
Thomas II. STAN, j. e.. Williams. ana Inn.
met l.. Nwink, plaintlns,
".
catherine Rudy icldlgh ct AL. defendants.
Now at this day como the plalntns
herein ny their attorneys and tile
their amended petition ANA arlIa.
Wit. alleging, among other things, that
60 defendants, the unknown heirs ana
legal representatives uf Catherine RUDY
BrCckman, deceased, IRE Interested In th,.
subject matter OF this petition whose uanlr
they cannot Insert therein because they nr.
unknown. that the Interest thcy have can.
not h" stated Tor the reason tint II IS nm
known, but that Whatever Interest they
have, II any. Is derived from Jnrub Eudy .
~. deceased, their grand father. ana said
petition further alleges thai they are not
rcsidcntspl TIA" state ~ Missouri
Nhrrcupln II Is ordered bl the Court That
said defendants h" notified by publication
that plaintiffs have commenced suit
against them IN this court, the object ana
general nature OF which IS to ascertain
ana determine the estate, title ana Interest
of plaintiffs ana defendants respectively M
ana To all that part OF lot so. MOL the orig
inal town OF Pennington, described a tot
lows, to wit
Beginning ut the northeast corner
OF said lot no 81 on Columbia street. run
ming thence iifty lone feet west. thence
N'hNl lul'' 'ltilllH illil MY lllltN 10 lillll
son street; thence east MY one feet Ia
Jefferson street, thence north three chains
and fity links to the place OF beginning.
Ana that unless til" said the un-
unknown heirs and legal representatives ui
Catherine Rudy BruCkmuu, deceased he
and appear mt this court, at the next term
thereof, to be began ana holden at III,
court house In the city 0i Pennington. ~
said county, on the 1th day OF November
next, and ON the first day OF said term
answer or plead To the petition I'm said
cause. the same VIII he tnken rs confessed
and judgment VIII be rendered accord.
ingly.
And Il IS further ordered thnta copy hereof
he published, according To law. In IA" Farm
lnuOn Times and Herald a newspaper
published In said county Ot It. Francois, ipi
iOur weeks successfully, published ~ least
once week. the last insertion to be- al least
fifteen days before the first day ct said next
November term OF this Court
j. &. WILLIAMS, Circuit CloTk.
true copy from the record.
..... Witness my hand, and seal at tho
T., Circuit court of II. Francois county
:'' -: this 18th day OF August, I@H
'''''. j. {. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clcrl.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

that stood for democ.
racy in this State when he was in
kits That hc should question by
the democracy Of Joseph
W. Folk. man who was nomi-
mated aud elected by the Democrat
IT, party, because he has proven
himself faithful, honest aud ener
grtlc in the discharge of his ollirlnl
duties without fear or favor
surely Folk has given the best cv-
ldeucc that could he given that he
l., not only Il Democrat, but Il good
Democrat: Il Democrat who hOnOrS
his party ty faithfully discharglug
the duties which it elected him to
discharge.
Harry IIawrs may please the
Cutters aud other bOodlcrs of his
city, the men who have plenty
If money behind them to fight
'oIkism and will use it where il
will do the most good, by that
sort of talk and mnurndo; aud
they may pat him on the back and
succeed in carrying the city ward.
against Folk; but he will never
reach the heart OF the country
Democracy nor check the cnthus
assn for Folk among honest pcopI,
I 10y such tactics.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
Over 800 Women Signed This Petition.

To the Federation of Labor, the
Trades Council and the Members Of
The Subordinate Lodges We, the un-
dcrsigued women Of the ncghborhood
and those who travel the Pennington
aud FIat River rock road, aud are IF.
ten compelled to travel it alone, pray
your honorable body to not sign a pc
tition for Il saloon in our nrighborhood,
known as the McMnhan nrighborhood
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
FLAT RIVER.

Fred Fraser went to Bismarck Mon
day on business.
Miss Catherine llouscr returned re-
Gently from trip to California.
Charles Levy has gone on the road
as a drummer for St Loui, house.
Squire Level had two criminal eases
this week, both of which attracted at
tculon.
Mr. Anderson Parker, quite an ell
derby gentleman, gave a fine birthday
social Monday evening.
The Sprott picnic, Saturday, was
quite success. Those who went
from Flat River are Hon j. L. Brad
ley, MIR aud Mrs. &. NJ London, W.
j. Townsend, Mr. aud Mrs. Luke
Williams, u. l.. Rivers and others.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
Mrs. Kate Edwards Dead.

Mrs. W. c. Edwards. better known
to her many friends as "Auut Kate, -
died a. her home Saturday morning,
September 10Th, after an illness oil
nearly three years, most Of which
time she was confined to her bed.
She was aged 81 years, and leaves
only Il husband, her children all hay
ing preceded her to their graves.
She was buried Sunday in the Glcndy
cemetery near Valley Forge.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

81 have been trying TO find ont from
the Democrats whom know here just
what ciiec, the recommendation e Re
publican papers and Republican poIiti-
clans is having in the gubcrnaturial
matter St. Louis Democrats want TO
know iirst.hand and not from censored
newspapers what the real sentiment is
in the country. Harry HAYES Jeilcr.
son City Interview.
We can tell Mr.. Halves that the
recommendations Of Republican pa.
pers and politicians has not had
and is not having any effect upon
the large and daily increasing num-
Der of Democrats throughout the
State who are supporting Joseph
w. Folk for Governor; for it is
MIR. Folk whom Mr.. Halves here
covertly slurs, because II few Re.
publicans have honestly spoken
we'll of him, while others have hyp-
ocritically aud for political effect
done the same in order to create
a prejudice against him among
those Democrats who think it good
notifies ito find out what your enc
mics want you to do and then do
the other thing" whether 1t is wise
or not--a class of which Mr.. Halves
appears to be very anxious to con
stitute himself prophet.
The sentiment in favor of max
ing Mr.. Folk Governor comes from
Democrats all over the State and
Prom m unbridled and uncensored
,ress that is not afraid to stand
or what it believes is right, with
,rt regard to what the st.
,ouis Tammany or any ring OF
State politicians may say or think.
When did Harry Halves become a
onsor of the Democracy of Mis-
curi. that he should essay to ques' :
ION the fidelity and honesty Of Q
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
DeSlOGe.
Fred Murrill is dangerously III.

TTtu MuTIIII II dangerously III
The stock for the Union store is
being subscribed at lively rate.
Mrs. j. l.. Guff spent portion of
last week in St, Louis, the guest OF
Mrs. j.. II SGhre.
". y. Murri'l of Owl Creek was in
town this week at the bedside Of his
son, Fred Murrill, who is quite low
Miss Rifia Goodwin and little Miss
Lena Florence departed this week for
Colorado springs. which is to be- the
future hcmc OF the Florcnccs.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

DR.. L. T. Bender, the painless dem
list, will again be at the ST. Francois
Hotel Sept. 20, remaining until Oct.
3rd. The Doctor extracts and fills
teeth without pain, makes plates that
fit and guarantees all work 10 years.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

"If We are going to fight Folk AND
Folkism, said one ol Have, friends
I'VE realize that wc viii have to 90 cicu
down the line There l- no USE iuJl'up
with the proposition, II is matter ul
political life or death with ur, and ~
propose to 20 to the last ditch ",
have plenty OF money behind us, and 1t
will be used where 1t will do the most
good. 49, Jefferson City Correspondence
Of the Republic.
Mr.. llawes is reported III an in
tcrview by the same correspondent
to have said; "Thc st, Louis De.
mocracy is solid against doodle,
boodIing and boodlcrs. do not
know Democrat III the city of St
Louis who does not demand rigid
prosecution of all corrupt officials. ~
Yet his friend brHZcnIy says that
it is II muttcr of political life or
death with us to fight Fulkism;
that we have plenty of money
behind MS, and it will be used
where it will do the most good -
In other words a campaign Of
Doodle is to be inaugurat"d against
Folk for Governor. Mr., Folk is
a Democrat, was elected Circuit
Attorney Of st. Louis on the Dem.
ocratic ticket; he has done his
duty faithfully AS I'M officer and
made his name n terror to hood.
Iers. Why all this bitterness
against him on the part of Mr.
Hawes and his friends, that they
propose to fight him with money
and plenty of it TO be used where
it will do the most goOd!'
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
Notice 10 Stockraisers.

desire to notify oil parties inter.
ested in pure bred Jersey cattle that
have jus, received at my farm, west
of Pennington, a Jersey Bull from
the Princess family, that produced 32
lbs. butter per week. He will stand at
$500, payable in advance: return
privileges allowed.
j. c. ALEXANDER.
September 81, 1908.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
Administrators Notice

Nutro hereby given that letters Of nj
mnlslluuu We're granted to the uulcrs.
Isnrh 10y ihu lIubl'" count ct st. Francois
county, Missouri, dated september II. 1855,
on tn" estate OF
At GU~1 ~tiIl.k, Deceased.
Al persons having claims against said
rslat" arr required To exhibit them 10 tho
Administrator, Tor allowance within one
year from he dat" uf said letters, or they
may he pruClud,l from any benefit of said
estate, ana II not cNllbitrd Tor allowance
Within two years from the date OF said
letters they viii hC forever barred.
CllAEII.~ -tlIEk, Administrator.
september -. co..
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
FINE TRACT OF LAND
ITO Be Sold At....
Sherif's Sale in Partition,
At the November Term of Circuit Court.

The Charles Bryan farm, containing 200 acres situated
on Big River, St Joe Lead Mines will he sold at the
November term of the Circuit Court of St Francois Co1n-
ty Tor purpose OF partition The legal notice and day Of
sale together with terms of sale will be published later in
The Pennington Times in due form of law This is a spcn-
dId tract OF land and land buyers will do well to keep it in
mind and be on hand on the day of sale.
w. III. YOUNG,
Attorney for Plaintiffs
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

That extra heavy spring wagon for
the low price of SCI is winner every
time. CLAYwEL & BRADLEY.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

See that swell surrey for only
$50. 40, and everything else just as
cheap at Claywell & Bradley's.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
GREETING

Pennington as community cX'
tends cordial greeting and Chris.
tian welcome to the st. Louis Con
ference of the NJ. + Church, Nouth,
now III session in our town. and to
the host of godIy ministers and
delegates, their wives and daugh
tiers. We are glad to have them
with MS, and our people will do
all in their power to make the stay
of these good people among Us
pleasant We wish them Il gIorI
Gus and refreshing meeting, from
which they will 90 out with re.
ncwcd zeal to their various places
of labor in the Masters vineyard
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

The Conference opened yesterday
wednesday, morning, Bishop G.
B. Galloway presiding, with the
observance of the sacrement of the
Lords Supper, which was followed
by the organization Of the confer
ence.
At 3 p. m. the anniversary meet
ing the Missouri Veteran Preachers
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
CHARLES SEhEk.

Administrator win VIII Annexed Of
August Schck.
Sept Il. lu3.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
SATURDAY., October 8, 1908,

at the Lite RESIDENCE e deceased a'
Valley for2r, the following PERSONAL
pttp, r'l, l"-Nit.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned. Administrator with
will nuuuNrI IT the estate e August
Nchck, deceased. will ell on
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
A SAFE AND SURE OPPORTUNITY
FOR INVESTMENT.
SOUTHAMPTON SUBDIVISION

An unparalleled orcr for q sound Investment
with q certainty OF speedy and handsome en-
lanCempnt in value, a thAt GCu- = IA g..
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

state Of Missouri,
'uuniy OF II. Francois '''
In the Circuit court, May term, Iul
Thomas II STAN, j. e.. Williams, ana I'm
met l.. Swink, plalntlns,