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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
FROM IRON MOUNTAIN.

MIR. Henry FoShce and wife went
to Pennington Saturday to do some
trading
The ore scparators have not run
regularly during the last week on nc
count of recent heavy rains and diff
Guilty in securing empty cars.
Mr.. Thos. II. STAN Of Pennington
was out separating his cattle for the
St Louis market. Quite drove Of
nice fat steers was loaded on the ears
here
Several of the Iron Mountain cit
liens, including MIR. Ohuserg and fam
lily, made n trip to St. Louis last week
to view the Yelled Prophets parade
and see the sights,
We notice again this week good
many people going TO the lake. As
there has been quite lot of shooting
they must be after wild ducks. Sew
eral ilocks have been seen flying
around.
Prof. Arthur Lawson, principal Of
the Flat River public school, and his
wife, visited his parents here on Sat
urday. The Professor gives fat
teIing report Of Flat River, aud says
he has one of the best schools In
Southeast Missouri.
GEORGE
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Say Two-Step Music Is Immoral.

TOPEKA, Oct. S.-"Thcrc are TWEEN.
ty-iive immoral songs in the hymn book
used here at Washburn college, was
the sensational statement made by
Professor 6. Is Penny to the students
at chapel exercises To-day. al do not
mean that the words are immoral, but
the mnsic. / include in this list Of
immoral songs six values, two two
steps and seventeen polkas. | do not
think that the words set to such music
are inspiring or suitable for religious
exercises. March tunes believe to be
unobicctionable, but the dance music
is out of place in hymn book"
''God be with you till we meet
again." is one of the hymns which the
professor has tabooed. He says that
in the future he will permit no hymns
to be sung at chapel which are set to
waltz, polka or two-step time.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

We have received from Secretary
of State Sam b Cook a copy of his
Official Manual of the State of
Missouri for 1903-l904." This
publication, comprising GOO pages,
is indispensable to the editor, the
professional man, the public official,
the politician of whatever party, or
to any one VINO is interested in the
State and public affairs and would
have a ready reference book at hand.
1t is one of the most compile edi.
tons that has been published and
contains fund of important in
formation and statistics of the State
that are nowhere else to be found
in such convenient form. We com
pliment our excellent Secretary of
State on this latest production and
extend him our thanks for the copy
before us.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Order OF Publication .

= NTt or MISSOURI, ,..
county ut ~. Francois,
In the Circuit court, August Term, l!s5.
Elizabeth GunurIl ana Joe Gunnull, nor nus.
hand, plaintiffs,
william Rongcy ana Josephine Eoug,.y. hts
wife. Ilcury Eunsol aud susan Eun-uN
his wife, samuel Kpng"y, "a Vidutt'rr
james EunRry and Ann Kong"y, hts wI',
Frank Rongcy aud --- lungol, his wife.
sarah Ann Moon and Joseph Moon, her
husband, John Ruugry and Hrllr Gomgol.
his Wli" Belle CLARK ana stanley llrk. her
husband. ana l.. Is Peers, trustee. ana i
\. Alternately uud George ". MJlIn, de.
PENDANTS.
Now at TINS day come M" plaiutiI- here.
In 10y their attorneys, bishop y lpbh~ and
smith Anthony and Me Their AM
that defendants, Henry Eungoy ana susan
RunEcy his Wife, ana Franz Rungcy and
-- ltuupcy his vile, are not residents 81 IN"
state ut Missouri.
Whcrrupnn II IS ordered by tho court
that said def ndunts be notified by puhilcn
ton that plaintiffs have commenced sur
against them In TINS court, the object ana
general nature uf which Is 10 ascertain nud
declare the right, title ana interest Oi tBr
parties h"r"unto, ana to decree a partition
or sale OF the Northumberland real estate
In accordance with the rights ana Interests
OF the parties hcrvuntU, IN the southwest
quarter tswt !, OF Ia" northeast quarter
met A. ui the southwest quarter .sNi d. ana
an ui the southeast quarter tscI q ui section
ten Iuj township thTtS seven go north,
range four & east. Also the southwest
quarter lswi a at the southwest quarter
lswI a uf section eleven an iownslptilrI!
seven 90 north, range four ~ east, IN 81.
Francois county, Missouri, aHl that unIcs
the said Henry E0npcy ana susan Rnngry
his wife. AMI Frank Ronary ANA --
ionvey his wife, be- ana appear nj
this Court, ut the next tenn li I"bI,
to bc begun ana holden at the court
House In the CITY OF Pennington, In said
county, ON the Hth day OF November next
and ON the first day OF said tcin
answer or plead to the petition In said
cause. the same VIII be taken as confessed,
and judgment Will he rendered accord
lHgly.
And II Is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published according to law IN
the Pennington Times ana Herald, n nrWs.
paper published IN said county OF - iran
COTS for four weeks successfully, published
at least once week. the last Insertion to
be at least fifteen days before the first dny
OF said next November term OF this court,
j. &. WILLIAMS, circuit CLERK,
A true copy from the record.
w Witness my hand, and seal of III"
:, . Circuit Court Of st. Francois cuun-
.h' =: ty, this 10Th day of september, 1905.
'''''' j. &. WILLIAMS Circuit Clerk.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Sheriff's Sale in Partition.

Partition,

q. &. Bryan, ". \. bryan
Charles 4. bryan, A. Il. Try
an aud II. II Bryan Plain
tins, Partition.
Elizabeth Nichols, Kettle
Dryer and g. +, Dryer, De.
PENDANTS
In obedience to an order OF the Circuit
Court Of ~. Francois county, Missouri d.
made In the abuy" entitled cause. AT the
May term of said court Tor 1893, ON the 18th
day OF May, 1908. being the seventh day OF
said term, |. the undersigned shcrin oi II
Francois county, Missouri, win proceed To
sell at public auction Tor the purposes OF
partition, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1915.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the
forenoon ana I'VE O'Clock In the afternoon OF
that day. at the south front door ui the
county OF ~ Francois ANA state Missouri, aud
during IN" session OF Ia" circuit Court Oi
said county, the following described real
estate, situate, lying ana being IN the CDuu
~ OF St Francois ana state OF Missouri, to.
Wit:
a parcel ut land situated ON i}iR river ana
bounded rs follows: Beginning az q small
hicEory standing on the south boundary Ol "A
tract containing three hundred and forty
ana - 100 acres, originally confirmed to
John Andrews, ana running thence south -
degrees along the said south boundary line
chains and u links to post. from which a
liner bears III degrees cast distant links .
ana a black oak bears south y degrees cu 81
distant 30 links; thence north s degrees
down Zig River. with the munndcrings. !
chains ana 70 links; thence south " degrees .
~ chains ana 80 links; thence ~ degrees east
y chains. thence north 81 degrees east y
chains and - links theme" north % degrees
west II chains ana 80 links. thence north 50
degrees west ri chains ana ~ links, thence
north - degrees west II chains ana 80 links,
thence north - degrees Il chains, thence
south degrees west q chains ana 10 links
a. lac Ets.l
acres, more ar less.
TERMS on ~ALE.-TWUnty per cont. cash;
the balance In one year, the deferred pay.
mrnt 10 bear interest At the rate OF six I"r
cont. per unnunl.
II. VI. MURPHY, >IiorlT.
UCtDhCr -, l3st5.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
LOUGHB0R0 ITEMS.

Miss Jennie Mcfarland i On the
sick list at this writing.
A very heavy rain fell here last
tuesday night aud wednesday morn
iug,
MIR. and Mrs. Peter West are spend
ing the week with relatives near Bis
marck.
j. i. Mcfarland and sons have
been busy making sorghum molosses
the past week,
W r. Blankcnship is having fences
repaired on his fam which adjoins
Lougboro.
The diamond drills ia this vicinity
are now running two shifts Of eight
hours each
Mrs. Ross Kirkcndall and children
of DcLassus spent Sunday here, guests
of MIR. Louis lcales and family.
Mrs Louis lcatcs, accompanied by
her daughters, Misses Pearl aud Ill
lie, was in FarmiCgion last Saturday.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

The Federal grand jury at st. Louis
last week indicted AL" Morrow,
the popular private secretary of
Governor Dockery, Thomas f..
Barrett, former Mashal of the st.
Louis Court of Appeals, and JOS
eph j. Gillick, member of the st.
Louis county Democratic Com
mittee, for completely in natural
ization frauds. Mr.. Morrow has
served three State administrations
in the position which he now oc-
cupies, and everybody who knows
him personally testifies to his up
right character and personal trust
worthiness. Mr.. Morrow says he
does not remember Gillick, whom
IL seems has turned States evi.
depce, the incidents which he
reIhtes, nor the subject Of natur-
ali4atiop papers during the cam
paiQn when the frauds are said to
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
SYLNITr, No., Oct. !,

EDITOR TmL,. Noticing your col.
umn, being open for the road discus
Sion prior to November election, | wish
TO submit some hinl, to our fellow
trN- payers, Tor it is the taxpayer only
who should be involved in such grave
enterprises, with regard to consent Of
uon.conscnt. 1t should 10y 40 mean,
be forced upon Us by Irresponsible
nou-taN payers business mcu, CON
slider well The investment before culct-
ing in.
Now il we had the money already
(S2UO, OOO), would we invest 1t 20
roads, or in seeding, stocking and i'm
proving farms, which? Well, wc have
not the money, it is said, hence We
enter into a liability for 20 years, II
wc, only, had to bear the burden of our
discreet or indiScrcrl choice, we should
dig il out without murmur: but this
kind OF business falls, at least half or
more, on our children who have no
choice in the matter. Are we not sui
fcrng to-day under such liabilities put
on US by legislative boodlcrs, that we
cannot see the injustice of loading our
children with u 20 year burden?
Oh, but the good roads would more
than compensate the liability, says one.
That is only a perhaps so, but the La
biity is sure thing. II it costs $3.50
taxes on 81, 900 assessment to meet
the liability in the beginning, at the
end of 90 years that taxpayer would
pay about $50, and it would require
$40 of that to pay interest and for boss
cs And it your correspondent, "Fc-
liz" is right, those bosses would have
to have rails to burn, beer TO drink,
&c, which would, perhaps, require
more than so expenses, "FcliX'
states that one county Judge claims that
saloon licenses are ouly sufficient for
miles of road. Now, statistics show
that 1.-THE licenses amount to about
$4,000 year. Then if $40, 900 on.
" builds miles, it would require
about $500, 900 to build the necessary
roads with the same management
However, we cannot say that the
money was economically used or Law
ishy used. We do know, however,
that the roads are worked about rs
good now at the 81 per capita rs when
il was 50 ten or twelve years ago. In
my locality we are without macad-
amized road in spite of the fact that
there have been at least 1000 per
capita Taxpayers here for ten years,
when II was So per head, which should
have brought us in ten years $50, 900,
To-day you cannot see where ms much
rs one-ienth of that amout was used as
road purposes.
wish to suggest to the farmers;
"Plan your work right" so as to keep
out Of rainy weather and muddy roads.
With the railroad facilities checking
our country and our county, we can
crawl out Of the "ox.wagon method"
as of yore. And II our iownsmen
would complete the electric road to
connect with the railroad lines, We
would be able TO come quickly ut the
calling of the "phone." Yes, but says
one, that does not get my produce 10
market. That may be true, but pre-.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
WHY WE FAVOR IT.

The TIMES favors bonding the
county to build Il uniform system
of rock ronds, because it believes
that the qulckeStaud most practical
way to get good roads; because II
realizes that we cant have good
roads without paying for them, aud
BECAUSE this plan distributes the cX-
pensc over number of years aud
makes the payment easier.
Many Il man owns n NEE little
home day because he could buy II
on time and pay for it in small drlb,
each month or year; whereas, if he
had had TO pay all the money down
at once it would have taken him
years to save it-and probably he
would never have saved enough
while paying out rent all the time
The business man who hash t the
capital to expand his business. does
nat woit nm fo, yrors until he can
sovronougb ont of hi, nrr,rnt trade
10 enlarge his plant or s'ork-thal
= If me is impressive. energetic
hnsincss man--hut ne horrows the
.oritoI and ,vodes RIGHT in and suc.
oo,ds
The lorge lend coupapirs TINT do
husiurss in orr comfy didn't hive
all fine ready money needed to de.
vnIor tb.ir mines pt fine beginning,
Lrt tho, bor,ovrJ i,.p.d bonds ia
,., IA, r,unv with which to mt in
tho rror.r machinery and then
want to work mnkipr rnpry
Tho hr.inass of tbr world i, not
dopr nm y strictly cash basi.--"the
n,,..os van On and ihru Won won I
,,.o., .u,.,b,J. far ,hr,.isr't rrad,
n,sL ounugb IN th. yynrld to do il
with m. h;ll. vnu handle eyer,
LA, and colI mor.y and think urr
.,.b b.c,rsc von ram ~, to tb,
.t,r. and EXCHANGE tbrm fan, somr
,hirg to wcor or something 70 emf
or h,couso .o,pn farmer wiIl mart
u,,l, bis f,r,, hiscottlco r his topu
f.r O. ,;,.or rrmL.r If tbom ,r,
mot cosh Nancy Inf ,he "I.owr.
yo,.,' ,f the ro,,nno, hanks
Thc huyiross world is all RIM an
the trp.t m.tbod and This would
Ia - m;ohty hard old world to get
oIorg IN if tbrro wore ,,o trust in
;,-ig roI,ody trusted his rcighhnr
III. rri.nd and ,bo nenrle me- ho. to
do hus;u.ss with
For fine county to bnu6 itself 70
IA q .ort,in neod.d niocn nf wn,.l,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Running Talk on Road Making.
La SALE INSTITUTE,
GESCCE, Mo Oct. 3.

GESCcE, Mo Oct. ..
Enron TINES read great deal
in Tn TINES about the voting of
5000, 600 for good roads What doe,
this mean? win you sell the bond,
iilst aud get the roads afterwards, ?
Ask the county court of EraukIin com
ty q lived five years in the county
about the bonds issued to build rock
road from Washington to Union, aad
what it cost the county and the court.
Were not iii- judges in Jail because
they would not levy q taX to pay the
bonds? think the original sum wa.
$3.50, OUO, bat got 80 high before they
got Though that none Of these dying
machine fellows Of to-day need hope O.
reach that height. You remember tie
hanging Of some Cas- county judge
about bOnds-took them off the cat.
aud did it, They forgot Joe shelby,
who was right there, and one of the
Judges, although Joe said, "Cumc
on!'
Let the farmers and the court make
the roads have hccn trying eight
years to get five mile, Of road made,
4 petition with l2j names was sent to
the honorable county court. Mi
one word was heard OF the petition lot
over year; then the reminding did
no good. Some time ago a farmer
stopped me on the road aud said,
''lou draw up 4 petition aud ! Will
take it around and ct rs many sDLu
rr, u, cuu for teams: about seventy
dnN, Of team work will make the road.
When we have the .igncr, we will n.h
the court for shovel, aud ,prrrirr- 60
When Paul Lutl handed me- The pei
lion tO send to the Cuur Il had 81
days on it, Our Institute. To- show
good example, put down II days.
That no son OF mlu insight say that !
pm, only wind ~ !he work, pa, down
hicr days Where man had no
rcnm aud wished To sign, he gNcihtcc
dollars day tor team MANY lro-
pie who had been loud for the road
pat wind in it.
II i,an uupardonabIc crime that with
such ,upcmbuudancc OF the best ma.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

have been perpetrated. Gov.
Dockery believes in his innocence
and says he will not ask for
bis resignation aud would not
accept it if rendered. 1t is be.
lieved 10y all his friends that he
will come clear of the imputation
which this indictment casts upon
his otherwise recognized public
and private honesty; and if he is
innocent, it is devoutly hoped that
he may.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

Rev. A. B. Simpson, IN an nd
dress before the Christian and Mis-.
sionary Alliance i'll New York on
the 18th. said that FOR every man,
woman and child in the United
States $40 is spent annually for
liauor and tobacco, while 10 cents
was the average contribution for
each member of Protestant Chris
tians in this country Is it any
wonder that the whisky aud
beer traffic prospers aud that the
cause of the church moves with
leaden fecti
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

The politicians who have hereto.
fore run the party machine IN st.
Louis think they will continue to
manipulate the ward meetings and
primaries and carry the city against
Mr.. Folk. And they will, too, un-
less the business men--the people
who are always too busy with their
own affairs to look after public
matters-turn out to the ward
meetings and primaries and make
their presence and numbers felt.
They can rest assured that Harry
Halves, Ed. Butler, aud all the 9th.
err fellows who have run the politics
of that city heretofore will have the
rooters and the boys out in full
force. They are thoroughly or
gained, and therein lie their con-
fidence and strength.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
GENERAL HEWS.
The Cole county grand jury re-
'umed the Doodle inquiry Tuesday.

The Cole county grand jury re-
sumed the Doodle inquiry Tuesday. /,
Texas cotton is reported to have /
been damaged $50, 600, 600 10y wee
vii.
The Missouri Supreme Court con.
yencd Monday. There are 43S cases
dockctcd for the present term.
Three men were killed in freight
train collision at Kansas City last
Monday They were a. l.. John
son, Johu Murphy and Geo. Kirk
patrick.
News from South America is TO
the effect that Nicaragua and Gna-
tcmala are preparing 10 declare
war against Salvador and lIondu.
l'as
The situation between Russia aud
Japan over the Manchuria aud 40.
rca questions is so tense that one or
the other must back down or there
will he war.
Archbishop kain of st, Louis
died at St Agnes Sauilarium, Bal.
tImorc, Tuesday night His death
had been expected for some time,
Is he had been gradually sinking
for a week.
Mayor Reed of Kansas City, can
dIdate for Governor, it is an.
uounccd from bis home city, will
attend the Democratic meeting Mt
Mobrrly next saturday with 500
boomers. \ special train has been
chartered for the purpose.
The Supreme Court of Missouri
last Tuesday rendered its promised
written decision III the Shepherd
contempt case. II says the fine
was necessary to defend itself aud
maintain its proper dignity.
The trial of james II TiIImnu
for the killing Of Editor Gonzales
In, been going on at Lexington, )
-, wv '','' '"''' Il w." ,r "'' Nv
,Ti ',', .',, 'r l.' .'',,,'. L,.
yet been given
r;rcrit \tt,ru,, Fan, ,rcuod IN.
Ed HptInr c,.n Lrr,... tIn Snrrom.
r,urt last Tu..d,y Entlor v,,
.,,y;,t.d an - ,.horrc ,r n,.ihc.,. -,
.rnlpmhi, = ynpr ,rn and ,nrnpIod
ILi.r,-, II !. nm fo tho Sp,rom.
C,u,t row +, 81, vb.thc,. hr sholI
nc saved from a term in fine rcni.
t.ntiary ,hrnurl, trrbnirolitirs
The Farmers Cooperative ship
ping Association, known rs the
Farmer Trust, has legally entered
the state of Nebraska, having re
rrlyrd Ms Incorporation papers
,n.r,.r ~ ,l,. ,.s,ri,t,,u - to
| handle Grain and live stock and ia
eliminate IA. middle man # is
,l,nnrd ,o Lp;ll q ,,unhor of nIn.
,.,,a,. IN Nnhr,.l,, mad tn oh.ary
/ ,,,.. n,hnr c,.nnnr,t,yn comnnr,a.
u,w dnirr h,s;ross in thnt STATE
The southeast Missouri Mcdl.
cal Association will hold It's TWEEN
| 1y.sryruth annual meeting at
Frra"rirkrown on the nth, 18th
and 10Th of this mouth. DR.. j.
l.. lluw and DR.. NJ. II. Topping
of this place are on the program
] for IlDprS ne former subject
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

pare Your produce for market before
bad weather, or have it sent By rail-
road. We are too poor to do that way,
one says. Well, trudging in the mud
with balky team, or paying 5000, 600
liability, with interest, will keep one
poor Tor nll time.
SMALL TAXPAYER.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

Read Mr.. Bryan's exposition OF
the Aldrich bill, the financial
scheme which Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw approves and which
the national banks aud Wall street
SPECTATORS would like to see en-
acted. Mr.. BRYAN takes the flesh
off the bill and shows the ugly
skeleton.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

The fellows who are suggesting
MIR, Folk for Attorney General III
n vain effort to switch him of the
main track for Governor don l""l
anybody. They don't want HIM
for Attorney General any more than
they want him for Governor.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

A general meeting Of the Democ-
racy will be held at Mobcr,y next
Saturday, the 18th. Prominent
Democrats from all over the state
will he present, and it is proposed
TO put Missouri Democracy to the
front in national affairs, and start
the boom of Senator + NJ Cockrrll
for President to booming.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

The columns Of THE TIMES are
open for the discussion Of the rock
road bonding proposition, as they
are for the consideration of all pub
lie questions affecting local inter.
ests. The opponents of the plan
are taking advantage of this fact
aud are presenting their side of
the question, but those who favor
it, with plenty of good reasons for
their faith aud arguments tor their
side, are silent and seem to be tax,
ing very little interest in the mat
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

The opponents of Mr.. Folk can
not find anything to say against
him, so they try to damn him with
faint praise" for what he has done
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

Administrators Notice.

Npticr f. hereby given that letters Of nd
miUIsfItffuu were granted to III" under
-Iguod hN the Probate court Of st iran
co.'s county. Missouri. dated september H.,
ls.i. Ou the estate OF
MARY \ kIN/EE, Deceased.
AIl persons hayln" claims against said "s.
tate ulr required a. exhibit them to the nd
mini ~iruiur for allowance Within one year
from the date at said letters, or they
rruy Doc prpcludvd from any h"uHnt OF said
estate, ana Il not exhibited Tor allowance
within two wears from the date at said let.
tors. they win be- forever barred
\. T.. GOING, Administrator.
october !. 1908.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Stockholders Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of st. Francois
county will be held at the court house
10 Farmingien, Mo-, on Friday, Octo-
Der 80, 1908, at 10 O'Clock n. m. for
the purpose of electing three directors
to serve three years, and for the trans
action Of such other business rs may
come before said meeting.
z. V. AsHBuRN, Pres't.
}. X. PRATT, Sec'y
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

School desks for salc---A lot of
school desks for sale at the Baptist
College--new and in good condition.
Call or address Mary X. Rose, Farm
ington, Mo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
MaEEiaqe liCenSeS.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued the past week:
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

sTNTI or MISSOURI,
county ct ~. Francois,
In the Circuit court, August Term, 1905
Elizabeth Gunurll ana doe Guunrll, nrI.hu-.
band plaintiffs.