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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
RICHMOND sHRINERs
GOING TO BALTIMORE

Richmond, Acca Temple Mystic shrin-
ers, 90 to Baltimore to-morrow,*to be the
guests OF Bouml Temple. OF tho Monu'
mental City.
A large company OF local shrlners leave
early in the morning. and upon theil
arrival in Baltimore will be taken oy
their hosts to the Boumi Temple Coun-
try Club for luncheon. which VIII doupt-
less be an elegant one. That nlsht the
session, The return trip will be begun
at IA, M. tuesday in specially reserved
Pullmans. =,
Mr.. samuel II. Bowman will be IN
charge of tho party. and those wEo ex'
meet to so cam got tickets from MN
They are requested also to not'1y mn
at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
A LOST CORPSE.
Body Shipped From Texas to
Virginia Goes to Another State.

Especial to The Times ispatch0
SUFFOLK, VA Nov. 2s.-Aftcr being
out of tho ground ten days since death,
relatives were unable to locate the body
of Mrs Mamie Connely until tonight.
Mrs. Connely went to Texas IN bad
health and died there last Thursday q
week ago on November 10th.
B On Sunday, the ed. the body was ship
pod by express to Zain, lsle OF Wight
county, for burial. 1T was expected TO
arrive last Thursday. Tho body DID not
come. Word from Zaln to-day says rela-
tiyes lnnve Just learned that the corpse
was, by mistake carried to Petersburg,
Pa The deceased, who was twenty
eight years old was the daughter OF MI
Leonard II. Whitley, prominent citi-
zen OF Isle OF Wight county. Her h,is-
Band. MIR. Conney. Is engaged IN the
insurance business in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
40 RAISE PRICE
independent Bakers Determine
IJpon Substantial Increase.

fSDecial to Line \ lueo- A|i0i't. $500, -
~ TTTsTnpn MD, Nov 2S-The Exc
CUTIE Committee Of the Independ l,,',
Cracker Assoo,at Rohm saa,srn h als
e ali snncjal meeting OF the twenty
fwo f,rns allied with the organlzaton at
the lorraine Apartments s nsssa ssres
an t,,, - wv mice list that advances the
prices of. ali cakes, crackers and biscuits
about 20 per cent the new t .ehe ,nsot inc 20
tuke effect Immediately a.ter ta ,t 'Aee'''''
on Monday. November 3oth. -.
~ stMr. M. j. Fitzslmmons, OF the Mary Mar !.
land Biscuit Company. as chairman hal aaater OF
s liz, - called meeting OF tho com
n,T ittee ut G philadelpha to discuss the mat
ter Tho result Of this meeting ting ws srom
,t.t y. % o. ner cent, on the various products
of Inc IN bakers, AS soon as this was done
the new schedule was placed IN the ha n,l
~ the chairman Of the committee. MI
F,tzsimnons, to remain q secret until
tho meeting OF Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
BANKRUPTs DISCHARGED.
Hotel Robbers Arrested With
Guests Goods on Person.
,ecinl ia The Pines. pispatch,l

GREt us;N!u N, ca Nov. 2s,-Judge
Boyd has signed an order, disohargng
from bankruptcy Mrs. 9. :. Soiey, or
High Point, and Mt j. W. Ml !tc, OF
Greensboro,
Mr.. IT, II, Tate. local manager OF the
Grand Opera House. has resigned his po-
,gition, ana viii go to Richmond to en-
gage in insurance work. He has been a
1erv successful Insurance man hero. q
member Of the firm OF Walsh g. Tate, and
his departure Is regretted MI. Max $.
rata AZ manager OF the theatre.
3 One of the porters OF clegg's Hotel
had occasion 70 go@up stairs ~ the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
saturday, December 9Th, an

bero on Saturday, December 5th, ana 1e,
every Interested farmer in Prince Eo~aru :
is urged to be present. n :, ,,,,,. mar,
Sales OF tobacco on the Ia rror and tho
neice m.o o6t ained this week we're m m :,
p more SATISFACTORY than last week ",r ~
y lo good season very heavy receipts arc
tloo Mnai ~ - peter Winston entertained de-
,r srai At the home Of his parents lDr
, ma M Mrs. Peter Winston, last Eriday
the ossa;'gn Ssf xaests
,EirtndhYt a. po ench Remembered the host
p5fsena M Nnr eo GRE Delicious refresh
nnents were served at $3.50 i, :
Rev. s. Thompson p .naatem % .' tes
Watering calls, one from Bluefeld ana
the other from Grafton. VI 's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
A Silver Tea.

I'm the Service Of the King Circle.
No. 9, will give a silver tea at No, 3lS
East FRANKLIN Street, Tuesday. Decem-
her 1st, between tho hours Of q and Z
/ o'clock, at which refreshments VIII DO
served free. ,tja
Among tho things for sale VIII 20
an ample variety OF stocks at moderate
i prices, not to exceed twenty-five cents
eac CHI.
The members OF this circle are: Misses
Mary Randolph Lathrop, Josephine Ty
Ter, Louise Atkins. Jean Cameron, Edith
chalklcn, Charlotte Poythress. Portia
Sands, Adele Clark and Gertrude Clark,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
A RECORD BROKEN.
Ice Four Inches Thick Harvested
at Blue Ridge Springs,
fcrocio, r. The Times- DIspnt CID

Especial to The es-D!sphIGn.1 =,
BIUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. NOV, ~.
leo measuring nearly four, lnehes 'mck
and clear MS a crystal, was harvested hors
to-dey. This Is tho earliest event OF tie
kind. within the memory OF man N ms IS
section. Heretofore Decemper VIZ ~
tions are for a heavy fill Of snow to.
night. - pou.ooa
Company have force OF hands remoy-
lnr stone from the Summit Cut to be
transferred 10 I.ambert's Point Tor ZIP
rpp work, ,,,o.,..
it is rumored that the cement WORKS
near here, Will close down next WeeN'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
ORATOR FALLS DEAD.
Mr.. Parker Closes Thanksgiving
Address and Dies in Church.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispn tch)
SUFFOLK VA, Nov. 2S,-Hnving j'lss
finished an eloquent Thanksgiving adj
dress. Mr.. Jesse Parker. aged twenty-s SIN
years, fell over In the Baptist Church az
Patecasl, N. c., last Thursday and soon ,
he was a corpse. never having regain
ed consciousness. !,
1t was remarked by his friends that II
wns the best talk Mr.. Parker had ever
made. Just as the conclusion was reach-
ed. Mr.. Parker collapsed, lie died In the
church.
Four, sons, two daughters ana Two
brothers survive him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
WALKER LIGHT GUARD
WILL ENTERTAIN

walker Iight Guard, Company 3, Sew
entIeth Virginia Regiment, VIII nave
drill and reception at their nrmory' ney'
reedov evening, December I'd. Tho drill
.vi,l begin nj 5 o'clock and dancing at .
o'clock. The committee in charge Of the
arm nremcnts are Lieutenant VIM. a.
stack Sergeant James II, spence and
Sergeant Stuart a, Weiss, Members OF
inc company who wish to get tickets 10
serh to their friends can 90 80 ny ap 10y.
Ing TO Sergeant weiss, No North Park
Street, iNt KS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
Young Lady Badly Burned.

Especial to INC Tlmes,DIH17HIc1l'1 .,
Whiic engaged in rendering lnId over q
seven sew y miles west Of this city. Miss Annie
Gibson was badly huEne THIS !, moan nraW
one. Inc young lady's clothing. was al
mos, entirely burned from her body be-
fore. the names could pc Nxtlngulsheo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
The Contempt Case.

fsneclnl to The Tmes- Dlspntch.)
J,OViNGTON, YA,,s Nov. 2S.T-A Speclal
term of court was hold. here this week 70
try the negro, Frank Bradley. who was
charged with the killing OF ~. I. Far,
ris, Of Iron Gate, on cnssaP,a peas co M,d
ut orree, and were dismissed, and the
case cas- act for trial December the ssth, =,
Tba contempt OF court case between
Judge Loving and Mr., Burton Will p, 20
Tried by Judge Grimsley at q sepcla'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
gIollett-Lanb.

(s;pecial to The Times-plspntch.)
e clIARLo1,r9syTLLE X ,sa M Aer a ss;T
NM IHp,, u,!HyarrIed at ocnek last evening 1T
t He'' home ON, Of tie brides parents !, ne ehs
Nortonsvlle, ii the northern eaI2e g o. NE ne
c",nty the Rey de1 on1,s & cn MaSo w. w.
ooiIlcInilng, Mr. anG Mrs, Joliet VIII re-
side nt iinrrlston, Augusta county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
Observation-Disclosures.

(specinl to Tho Times-pisphtchJ 80
LqTT Hs1xl Rati Ma of GeSi M
md an Miss Miss Anna j. Hartsook, formerly o q
Nelson county, were marrled ~ resi IL
ociocs Thursday evening sen as II! Me r ani
MIS- Mrs, d. B. Hartsool, on Jefferson Street;
tic Rev William. II, Edw;agas,, p asm1nE, a. =
the Methodist Episcopal chureh, o'rc'Ae-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
MR.. TAYLOR's WORK.
He Compels All Drivers to Pro-
tect Their Horses.

Mr.. Emmett Taylor, the active agent
Of tho Society for tho Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals performed good
work last night. He made the rounds Of
the markets and other places where
teams were congregated, and Instructed
all drivers to properly protect their horses
with blankets and other covering. IN
this way the dumb beasts were sheltered
from the snow and cold. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
MRS. e. c. MINOR NOW
STATE OFFICIAL

Mrs, n. C. Minor. widow Of Judge Minor,
hns been selected to assist Mr.. ohm Pen
dleton Kennedy, State Librarian. In pub
LEGATION OF tho manuscripts In the library,
The appointment Of Mrs, Minor Is
authorized, by the Library Board upon the
recommendation OF Mr.. Kennedy. She be-
gins her duties q t once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
WAS s1MPLE-M1NDED.
Stranger Builds Fire in Fence
Corner and Burned to Death.

Corner and Burned to Death.
Special to The 'rlmes-D spntoh)
@ LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. eS.-Lnst
night d stranger. who seemed to be some
what supplemented, was seen In tho
neighborhood OF Watering Branch. just
outside OF tho city limits. This morning
at nm early hour he was found lying on.
the roadbed three miles from the city
with all tho clothes burned from HIS
body. several4 sections Of "A fence near
him had been burned. and 1t Is evident
that tho man built fire In; a cornor OF
the fence und then lay down to sleep.
While he Numbered his clothes caught
fire, and no was burned to death Nothing
whatever has been nscertained as to his
antocedonts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
Doukabors Becoming Practical

Reports from Manitoba, whete near!y
5000 American citizens haye ,b settle h Ioai
i To- k who were brought; from Russia
~ ~ I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are already surrender
ing some of the extreme ,enets 6 q t'e Is
seSaii viiinges. and they are beginning to
use ruse' horses Instead Of human traction for
their plougbs and wagons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
ALLEGED HOLD-UP.

Negro Woman Under Arrest on
Charge Of Robbing Negro Man.
Ola wood. a dlsreputahle dlnlzen OF
Pink Alley. and contiguous eett ~ XII, =
locked up at the Second station Ao' -
she. Is charged by John Wyatt, jack
son ward negro with robbing him OF ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
TOBACCO GROWERS.
Meeting to be Held on Saturday
to Perfect Organization.

Especial to The 1Tlmes. pa y H. =
ments have been perfected for general
gathering of tobacco growers from "a, az =
parts Of the county. ut me eo4saeouSo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
Personal Mention

Mr.. c.. L, Ford, Of No. Col West Grace
Street. Ia In New York. lie Is. expected
to- return tomorrow.
Mrs. Leila y. Goodllff and little daugh-
ter. Ollie, have returned to the city after
a visit to Baltimore, and will now be at
home to their friends on lakewood Ave
ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
A NOVELTY PARTY TO BE
GIVEN AT CHRIST CHURCH

There will no doubt bo large attend
nnce Monday and Tuesday nights at the
novelty party to be given by the ladies'
OF Christ Church In tho lecture-room OF
tho church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

ne h! the
mand the only PSre PM Matt
Bottles for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

.o,i1e cntarrh, grip bronchitis, pneumonia,
c ol.,s, and all throat and 7I nng
troubles that It IS prescrihsa ny oors t tuu
a9ciu,e IN absolutely pure, gen
l tie invgoratng tonic and stlmulant which
acts directly upon the tissues ana aul'c '-.
IL kills the disease germs. .a.
Dury,s Pure Malt Whiskey enrlches :, the !,
blood stimulates the clrcuIntio h. aith; ac
s eI1s ', MI the vital forces Of body brain
ness, malaria. chIls and all low 1ey ss,r,
invaluable for MI wasting. dlseasea r ppn-
,noter Of long lfe-mnl,es the old young
md Keeps the young strong.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey contains no
,rnani Iii and Is the only whlskey re-
cognized by the government as 1nadl-
cIne " This Is 8 guarantee. r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

Dorsey 1tfH ~ 1916 Florida Avenue. NV. !.
ado by Duffy's during the pas. o. t ye nnuh,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-07
Mems SuSpenderS

American manufacturers of Supenders have learned eW
things their French brothers. Such advance mas
been recently made in the art OF manufacturing these
goods recently secured line OF Suspehoers
which can with difficulty be told from the imported
goods The make sell at 70 cents pair
Another excellent imitation offer at 10 cents
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-07
Boys Knee Suits.

~ Boys Clothing naturally suggests two things:
SOMETHING NEAT and SOMETHING to STAND
THE STRAIN. This year we have made our selec-
tons with even more than usual care and we are
ready for the verdict of the public Here are few
suits that are not only attractive to look at but wear
satisfactorily
Lot 6O3 Boys Knee Suits, double breasted square cut
heavy winter weight Dark ground with stripes So .W
shade lighter sizes to l6, at
Loi6O62 BOYS double breasted square cut coat knee
trousers all wool, Scotch mixtures, 81 so
strongly made, we'll finished, at
Lot 6O9 Boys Knee Suits. double breasted square cut
coat all WOOL Scotch mixture m1ngling OF coiors
producing a rich effect which will not 100
show dust, worth 81. our price --
Lot GIG Boys all wool Knee Suits, double breasted
square mixture Of rich dark coors with stripe
effect; Avery handsome $3.50
Lot 7O78. Is Knee Suit which has vest, $50. so
dark gray colors we'll made and sell at
Lot G23 Boys Knee Suits black ground with pepper ana
salt effect making a most ..a attractive tr 81. 50
Lot aOo7 Chids Knee Suits ages to Navy Blue Nor
folk Jacket Suit. Box PIs plated back 600
r.. ao1s Cb;d,s Norfolk Jacket Suits Dark Scotch mix
lures, hox plated back and front, with So 80
belt. Worth $3.50, but.ofered at
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Iy virtue OF Il general execution issued
from the unrc of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF -. Francois county, Missouri
dated the 18Th day of February, 1893 made
rcturruhlc to the May term OF Sad court
for 1905. to tho Shvrifr Of 81. Francois county
directed nni To me delivered. In favor OF
plnninR \ Byrnes and against william {.
IigR, have sliced ana levied upon ali the
right, title, claim, Interest, ana estate OF
the said Willihm &, pigs OF, In ma TO the
following described real estate, situate, ly.
ting and being IN the county Of 1t Francois
ana Stnto Of Missouri, tu.wit.
North half uf Il tract originally sold by
Charles :. fIartic to r. NJ. ligg. being part
Of n tract cOnilrmud 10y the United states
and to tho heirs Of tarmilo Drlnssus,
known as boyer Prairie Tract. beginning on
north line OF said tract 1915 chains rom
northeast corner OF same, running north ~
degrees west along original line 90 chains t.
u stone, thcnCu south seven degrees west
81 so chains To stake ON IA line of n G..
rOStOn tract, thence south 70 degrees east
a. Gl chains to Andrews branch. up said
branch to q notch IN rock nj fork OF said
branch, thence north seven degrees east
q ~ chains to tho beginning, containing
IN. - nCrcS, more or less, Also part OF sur
vry No. SO2 township 81. range 6 east. be-
ginning on tho line between counties OF st.
Francois ana Ste. GoncNlcvc, whore the
same crosses the south line Of james lIEg
lract nnd said survey running thence
down Andrews branch to the mouth of Fer
guson brlnchi thence nOrthwcStwardly up
Ferguson branch to the northern boundary
line OF the X. q POstun trnct. conveyed to
william Plgg, thence south ~ degrees east
to the beginning. containing about 70 acres,
moro less, nggrtRntinR lS. 70 acres moro or
less, una VIII, on
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-07
DESl0GE.

Ben Griffith has returned from the
city.
Noah Winston has increased his
livery stock.
Mrs. W. A. johnson returned from
Vt. Louis Sunday.
Davis Il Abshier are selling some
fine Strawberries.
Jcf Tucker accidcntly cut himself
with AN ~ Monday.
j. T.. Arnold is now clerk ut the
Riverside Hotel at ENins.
Mrs. j. W. Martin departed this
week for Palmer 10 visit her mother
who is quito i'll.
Mrs. John Pleasant spent n portion
OF the week ut Pennington the guest
OF Mrs, Sue Walker.
Mrs. c. Is. Scott and Miss Gsacic
are spending few weeks in St
Louis. Charles is baching.
hoy Sloan and viii Nicholson Of
Caledonia were over Sunday. Dir.
Sloan sold his farm for 50, 800.
Rev. n. Is, Henry Of West Plains
was in town Tuesday. DR., Henry
said he was delighted with his mp
pointment.
b. A. Pyles is suffering from the
result OF an accident, which caused n
wound and forces him to keep his
room. MIR. Pylcs is an engineer at
Dcslogc
Rev l.. V. Lamb of the Flat River
Baptist Church baptized three converts
Sunday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed in the creek opposite
tho Central works. There were three
hundred people present.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-07

Mr.. Hill, Mr. German, or any OF
the other notablcs of the boilers
little wing, it is aIl the same. The
people are not likely to forget that
they took Mr.. Cleveland up II poor
man and made him President; that
they even honored him II second
time, aud that he betrayed the
platform on which he accepted II
nomination and the people VIII"
elected him; that he came out OF
the ordeal "A very rich but dlscrcd
tied man, and that his .sympathies
nrr with the Plutocracy and not
the Democracy Of the country II
he were nominated by some hook
or crook, he would probably dis
cover that the cheers" which
greeted him Mt the dedication came
from the threats of n very small
contingent of the Democratic
voters OF the country,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-07
At REST

K. W. McMullin, editor OF the
Jefferson Democrat, published at
lIillsboro, Mo, died on the I'd
inst, aged 81 years. He was
man Of sterling worth, honest and
courageous in the expression OF
his views, and with ready pen mp
held the right and condemned the
wrong AS he saw it with earnest
sincerity. For thirty.two years he
has published and edited the Demo
crat, and his writings, with their
clear, tersely stated opinions,
marked him as one of the fore.
most newspaper men Of this see
ton, while his recognized ability,
fairness and integrity won for him
the highest esteem of his journal
istic brethren as well as OF the
people among whom he spent his
whole life and for whose interests
he labored. His life has been one
Of usefulness, and he lies down to
rest with the Christians faith and
his hope of reward.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-07
BISMARCK BREvITIES.

Sam Taylor will move to Grnndin
soon.
Two eases of small pox are reported
in our town.
Rev LaTour filled his regular hp-
pointment here Sunday.
Cal Clifford, who is working In tho
Lead Belt, paid visit to home folks
Sunday.
.. W. Ramsey had his foot severely
spraincd last week, and is temporarily
laid up on account OF it.
The fourth Sunday In May is Child
rows Day. A large number are pro
pairing to take part In the exercises.
Tho following Ironton gentlemen
were seen on our streets Saturday
John Marshall, Sheriff Polk, and DR..
Marshall.
Miss Mckay, who has been attend.
ing school nj Fredericktown, has re.
turned home and contemplates teach
ing this fall.
Messrs IIuddleslon and Cohman
OF Elyns were Bismarck callers last
week, and while hore got mixed up in
row with VIM. Matkn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong are
mourning the loss OF their daughter,
who died very suddenly on the morn
ing of the 2Cth ult.
Tho Court Of Honor of Elrins came
over last Friday, bringing a candidate
The two lodges conferred the degree
and ,hon, according to ono Of the WIS.,
ilors, ave had a high old time"
W. 5. Dent, The genial night agent
ut the X. r. station, has been assigned
to n position in Kansas, and will move
his family there in the near future.
Mr.. Dents place here will be filled by
Bort Kidd.
W. A. Stanford recently sold his
furniture aud has moved to St. Louis.
Mr.. Stanford m efficient posta!
clerk, aud VIC understand he secured
a better position than that on the Bis
usrck accommodation.
Mr.. Tricksy has finished his con-
tract for tho Southern Missouri grad
Ing, and has shaken tho dust of Mis-
souri, from his feet. According TO cur
rent reports some Of our people will
Mr.. Trlckey--not very
kindly, however.
May 8. OWL.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-07
$1,000 Reward.

Strnyed from our premises in Flat
River, st. Francois County, Mo, one
black horse, 10 or IL years old, about
10 han~s high, star in forehead, gray
elcd in one front foot. Also, one
brown horse, years old, about 10
hands high, white streak down fore
head, right hind foot white. A re-
ward of $40 will be paid for their re-
turn, or for information leading to
heir recovery.
BEouETTE BROS.
May 2, 1908. Flat River
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-07
Tive mtg Years Ago.
This Week In st. Francois COun, Y

Prof. Hunter was conducting Al
subscription school.
Mrs. Jane Wooliord, vito Of VIM.
Wooliord Of bismarck, died.
Theodore Ghcrman bought an in
forest in the Bismarck Hotel.
Rev. l.. lbcn taught German
school al the Lutheran church.
DR.. Watson of Frcdcricktown
preached at the Christian church
Misses Lille and Minnie Long OF
putusi visited Mrs. Jennie Taylor.
Z. Robinson of Ste. Geneyievc
county killed white squirrel hawk.
MIR. Hardin Perkins sold his farm
Of 1873 acres to Henry Horn for
~, 900.
Miss Bottle AuBuchon of French
Village visited her sister, Mrs. +.
&, Mccormick
The foundation OF j NJ. karSch's
new blick boot and shoe store was
about completed.
Jay Gould and other promiscnt
officers of the Gould system passed
5 through bismarck.
j. ". Lucas sold his interest in
! the firm of TuIlock & Co. at Bis.
/ marck to Mr. Hicks
! Ms. Joseph Cuifman and Mir.
j. IL Crowdcr of Ste Gcncyicvc
{ county visited friends III town.
J Rev. II 5 Watts, Known as
{ though and Ready" preached at
! the Southern Methodist church
s Samuel L. Asbury accepted pc
) .ition rs draughtsman in the Mis-
s souri, Pacific railway Office al 81.
} Louis.
{ Morris RoscnthaI's grannry WA,
| burglarizcd of lot Of wheat and Il
{ number Of negroes were arrested
) for the theft.
{ Nontcilumina spriHg was walled
} up aud reservoir to contain sew
{ cral hundred gallons Of water WAS
! contracted Of rock.
The st Francois County Teach
! crs' Association held joint meet
s ing with the Arcadia Valley Teach
rrs' Association at Iron Mountain.
The annual meeting Of the st.
! Francois County Auxiliary Bible
{ Society was held at the Southern
) Methodist Church Rev. Alvin
Rucker was President and Merrill
Pipkin Secretary.
Rev. Alvin Ruckcr Of this place
and Mrs. MOllic A. Reeves of
Waycrly, Tenn, were married in
parlor of the Planters House, St
Louis, by Rev. + NJ. Esterbook.
They had never seen each other
until the day. they were married.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-07
Marriage Licenses.

April 10Th, Jacob Boas OF Dcslogc
aud Miss Ada Brewster Fl Cantwell
Married same day by Squire &. c.
Jones.
18th, j. l.. Sullivan and Miss Annie
Matthews Of Flat River Married
same day 10y Rev, W. &. Reeves.
seth, Julian Huff of St. Francois
County and Miss Julian Antoine Of
Stone; married April 30th by Rev,
Leslie II. Davis.
3Uth, lIcCko Rutharsky and Miss
Mary Ropock of Bonnc Tetrc; no
return.