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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
LOUCHB0RO ITEMS.

Miss Elyira Yeatcs spent Monday in
Mr.. Louis Yeate< was in Farming
ton las, saturday.
MIR. Albert Kendall spent Tuesday
oi last week in Bonnie Trrrr.
Mrs Lee Stacey Of DE l.aS,us came
up Saturday for u short visit with rel.
atlyts.
W. +. Banken-hip purchased n fine
Jersey COW last Monday from Mrs
rarkhurst of Pennington.
Mrs. Amelia Blankeuship aud daugh-
tiers, MISSES Wilma aud Florence, spent
last Saturday in Pennington,
The drilling in this vicinity is still il
progress. II nothing unforeseen hap
pen, two behring's viii be finished by
"Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter West aud Mr.
and Mira. sherman West and children
attrn led reunion at Mrs. Nelson
Woods, near De Las>u,, last Satur
day.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Blaukcuship of Jay
dee was here Tuesday and Wcdncsda.
Of last week, the guest of his brother
W. +. BIanken,hip, and other rel
atiyes
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
TIM ROCK ROADS QUESTION.

Next Tuesday the rock roads propo-
siton will be voted upon. 1t Is 10 br
hoped it will be- voted down In last
weeks inns W. II. Young terms IL
guilty OF "fuggyism, because we OBJ
ject to turning the grinjstonc while he
aud some other rock road enthusiasts
grind their axes. How man of Mr.
Young, age and experience can favor
plan that will result IN lifelong in.
dcbtcdurs-, J., beyond comprehension
Of sensible people. The majority OF
the people, not only in thi, vicinity,
but all over the county, are giving The
subject thought aud the propositions
will certainly be defeated. Mcn who
month since worked tor the scheme,
are now strongly opposed to it
There are good times and q
good deal Of money in this rock
road, proposition for some people,
should the plan succeed, but they are
not The farmers nor tax PAYERS in gen
cral, and neither the eIoqucncc of law.
ycrs, statistics furnished by officials,
nor arguments brough, u bear on the
question can convince Us to the con
lrary. A. A. b.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
Communicated on Bond Proposition.

A negative position in this matter is
not justified BY any logical reasoning
nor by experience along similar lines.
Go into any county in this State, or
into any State in the Union. and ask
what effect turnpikes or other improved |
highways have had on the value of
land, and learn II the citizens of both
country aud city have not shared in
the benefits, If better country schools
have not been secured. whether atten-
dance at the Churches on Sabbath
morning and at other times is not
more general. and If society has not
shown d"cIdcd Improvement; aud If
the people living IN the rural districts
ate not batter cnulpulrd and more pro-
grr,.yr than they were before Secur-
ing the mean. of better cOmmunira.
tOu3
business j. IN much better condi.
ton than formerly when the roads were
impassabie aud the merchant. aud
IN, clerks could only sit around and
wear out the po,lctiur portion of their
| trousers for want of customers to
giyr 'a.u something to do; and when
the roads were again passable wear
out shoe leather in trying to hurriedly
wait on their customers from the rural
districts who were in II rush to return
home 10 attend to some neglected
crop which they could meter attend to
trade on acrouu, # the condition #
the roads; 81 there were days during
ihlt time that were actually lost
Now they can come To town when
they choose, aud every day the mcr-
chant has something to do. the black.
smith is kept busy ut his anvil and
! the whole world around him is busy
The real estate agent, when he IN,
q prospective purchaser for Il farm
and they have them usually in the
winter or early >pring-can drive over
miles of turnpike and usually locate
the purchaser 90 or near one OF the
pixies. The result j. he has added
more wealth aud an increase in the
population Of the county, /, that
what we want, OF 30 we. 10y conlin-
. 4 - i
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
BISMARCK BREVITIES.

Hon sam Byrnc, wa, in town sun
day,
Jack Edison visited ia Belgrade last
week.
W l. Butler transacted business in
Dcslogc saturday.
Il b. Watson Of Cautwcll was
Bismarck visitor Saturday
Misses Julia Paule and Lucy Cain
visited in Eyins lost week.
Born, to the wife of G.. c. Dent on
the morning Of the 18th, girl.
lIcnsc Hays Of Washington county
was a bismarck caller Saturday.
Mrs. Coates left Monday for Texas,
in hopes OF recuperating her health.
Miss Eldridgc Davis. who is teach
ing at Esther, visited home folks sun.
day.
W. Il. Vineyard is hauling lumber
from a mill in Washington county to
build barn.
Mr., Walter Lee (nec Buller) of
Charleston visited relatives and friends
here last week.
NJ " Huff of Pennington was in
town Sunday en- route to Irontou to AT
tend Circuit Court.
". S Sebastian and family have
returned home after a weeks visit to
friends and relatives in Illinois
The Missouri Pacific base ball nine
came down Sunday and played game
of ball with the Bismarck boys.
Attorneys darcy Of st, Louis, Riv.
ers of Elvins and Scott of Desogc were
in Bismarck Saturday on legal bust.
ness.
W. l.. Carney will 20 to GrecnviIIe,
Mo, on the 2sth to spend II week Wis.
iting The family of Mr.. John Yates,
formerly Of Washington county.
Rev Lutcnbcrgcr failed to matcri-
alizc Sunday, much to he disappoint.
mcnt Of those who desired to hear him
preach,
In our report of the l. O. O. f. do.
nation party the name of NJ. NJ. Mat.
kin rs a contributing brother was ac-
cidcntally overlooked.
Emile Witaky, farmer living east
of town, captured large owl last Fri
day night and brought him to town
Saturday. For particulars call on A.
Barth.
Harvey Byrd, AN old citizen resid.
ing in the stone house formerly occu-
pied by the Hidcbrands near Gumbo,
spent week here recently visiting his
sister, Mrs. Mathews and family.
c. r, Denton is moving his family
to Nashville, Ill.,, this week, and we
are told it is probable that his brother,
John, will follow him there in the near
future These gentlemen work in the
building department on the Illinois
Southern.
Miss Nellie Garrett and young man
from Northwest Missouri were recently
at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. Maggie Barger, Rev.
John Maynard officiating, The bride
and and groom are both deaf mules.
They take the best wishes of many
friends to their new home in the North.
west.
Oct. %. Owl.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
Poor Financing in Bonding Proposition.

Mn. EpITOR: There are tw,
phases OF the rock roads question tina
have not yet been discussed in YOU
columns
The first is, in making the proyi,.
ion that one fourth or 100000 of tn,
s2OO, 600 is to he paid at the end OF
five years, one fourth at the end oi
ten years, one fourth at the end OF
fifteen years and one fourth at the end
Of twenty years, the court acted I'M
wisely, for the reason that in lwaitng
for five years in each case to make
the payment, the $40, 200 raised the
first year (for $40, 900 and interest
must be raised each year,, will lie in
the county depository for four years /;
the SlO,0 600 raised the second year
will lie in the county depository for
three years; the third for two years
and the fourth for one year, resulting
in loss TO the county of 4 per cent
on 80, 200 for total of ten years in
every period of five. This means n
loss to the county in twenty years of
SIG, 600, and corresponding gain to
the county depository Of a like sum.
Why did not our court make $40, 900
Of the bonds payable in each year and
save to the county the GIG, 900?
The second is, the bonds bear but
! per cent interest. This on It's face
would seem very desirable, but the
longer you look at it the more unde-
sirabe it gets. Can cur court sell
bonds bearing only 4 per cent for
cash and get par for them? En-
phatically no. Then it must either
sell them below par, which | believe
the Court has no authority to do, or
let the contract for the construction of
The roads only to those who can take
bonds in payment, In either case
would not the county sustain heavy
loss? Suppose the court should find
authority to sell them below par, then
would we not be paying larger rate
of interest than per cent? In that
case the money lender would fix the
rate and | dare say it would no doubt
be an cxhorbitant one. But, on the
other hand, suppose the court should
find no authority for selling them BE-.
low par, then it must contract only
with those who are able to build the
roads and take their pay in bonds
The amount the court would have to
pay for building the roads under such
conditions would be much more than
IL it had the cash instead of bonds
with which TO pay. Furthermore,
with the few who would be able and
willing TO bid for the work under such
conditions, would there not be an OPP
portunity afforded for all sorts of con.
spiracies and combinations, such rs
has happened 10 times past. with the
county powerless to help itself.
The proposition is SO faulty that 1t
has no merit and can not be defended
from any standpoint. The question
Is not whether rock roads are good
or bad, but whether we should pay
three times the cost 10 secure them.
X.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
FROM BIC RIVER.

Entr,p Tturs. | p,tir. la ,pur
''' - ''''.' P'r,' '"''' wa
open to the discussion "i the f"'h t"''
question. |, tor one, am opposed 'o
the scheme and will rive some of my
...,,s ,,hr In H., rr-. ,l,o. +,
rirl yo1ll, loh, nj, ia, .,nn,. ,b,,
o,r .ohi,,Ir,r ,iiI r,v,, lie, f.,
soc ,oid on T.v,. viu Inc J,ubIrI
or noor,r Ga. ,,c ,bcv mn II. Il
cpough now DID van ever hear g.
,,x,,ycr c,mn,,io If hi. t,>., hciuo
,,o l,wg magyar lij. Inn op tho
o,hcr hand rc,rlv all If ,hrr, ,,,l. ,.lI
yop their faxes are Ton bgb
Wc b,vr had anna nvnrrirpcc ,I,ro
tho line of rock road buiItinu whIrb
should nrcn tho ovrs of every vorr,
and Ioxonver in he couprv will
give for nm Illustration a short piece
nj ro,d bctwrcn Tnylnr Place and
Dcslooo. ,hrcc.eigbtb. If a milo ~
LENGTH, which cost the county nearly
90 400 How doe. that strike Won.
Mr. T,xn,vorp At tbf. ratc do Won
think 5000 600 Womb bpiId 100 mile.
of rock r,adg think If would fail
,Lor, ohopt o,c half. and the rro.
verbal boss whom ..FrUx'' say.
..bprns the rails lies under fine shndr
of a fro, and scnrcs borsrs'r WINS pnr
here n. nil until obout uitripg time
Onc man who had n cpntr,rt boa.r,
Of HAVING made 500 clenr out of the
iob. how docs thar srri,e von. Tax.
.n,vo,9 Doos mi. Io,L ikc soon 600
would build 100 miles If rock roads
,Iudoiuo tbp fulprc by the mas, it would
only hnild obopt one half ,be road,
m,rucd nm,
We sent in a uetitiou STONED by
some of our LEADING toxpavcrs askipr
for a small oppropri,tion to repair ,h,.
wagon hridoe " bich spans Rio Rive,
at The old SNYDER mill The conrt 10.
nored the whole thing. and they want
In hond tho countv far 5000 600 ,o
buiId rock roads tn thc comfy scat
II seems 10 mo that they are tryipc To
kin the goose That lnved the Golden
egg. We would be very we'll pleased
with our present system of WORKING
tho roads II onr overscar would cnmc
olono once a year and do inst ruouob
IN IL, us know he had been along. II
has been six wears since our roads have
been zone over at all: it has been so
long we somclimcs think we .baini
cot no boss We have lots of pa-
ticnce. and when A Mace pets impns-
sible we 90 and fix il ourselves. and
then /, is done.
Tho boast Is made that the corpor-
,,ions will nay most of the tax What
would our county amount to II il was
not for corporatiensp We would have
a very moor county indeed; they en-.
ploy thousands of men and puy ont
hundreds of thousands of
dollar. II we Inv than so higb tb,,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

There is one thing certain,
that if ! knew | could get the GOV.
crnorship by compromising with
the forces of evil, aud that with
out this | could not get it, | would
not have it. had rathcr-a
thousand times rather-retire to
private life, conscious of having
been true to my conception OF pub
lie duty. than to have the greatest
office in the land by being false to
my better nature. There is more
honor in honest private life than
in high official position gained by
sacrifice of principle. Joseph w.
Folk at st. Joseph.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

"What | have had to say and
what | shall say is to Democrats
Whether shall he called upon to
be the standard bearer of the party
is for Democrats alone ia say.
do not expect aud do mot want any
boodIcr's support. As long a.
God gives me life, whether in pub
lie or private station, propo-" Ia
fight them and do all in my power
to drive them from Missouri. J
have no favor, to ask Of them and
no quarter to give; il is unreI"nt.
ing warfare. ! am proud Of the
fact that they are all my bitter en-.
emics. Joseph ". Folk at ST.
Joseph.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
Mr.. FOLK CANNOT SPEAK
AT FLAT RIVER SATURDAY

Mr.. Folk, who was anuouced to
speak at Flat River next Saturday
evening, has been compelled to
cancel his engagement, but will
speak at that place some time
soon, due notice of which will be
rivcn.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

TmE FARMINcruN TrMs calls sam
Cook "our cNcrllcn, Secretary pi State.
TIM TIMES, am afraid, Is insInccrc
II knows as well as the rest OF us that
taking only Cooks own statement, he
is corrupt aud an apolopst for corrup
ton. Don't pay too high for tho,l
constitutional amendments. Bro. Fisher
Scott County Kicker.
No, THE TINES is not iuSlnccrc
We believe Mr.. Cook to bc ELI
Client, faithful in the discharge OF
his duties, courteous and demo
cratic toward all who have public
business with him, and therefore
an excellent Secretary Of state.
We have known Sam Cook more
or less intimately for thirty years,
and we have been personal friends.
In our relations rs such we have
never known him to do anything
dishOnorable or to betray friend,
and while we may have little of
the spirit that would raise mortaIs
to the skies, we are not quick to
desert and damn Il friend because
he may make a few mistakes.
Yes, we know what Mr.. Cook
acknowledges in the Speed bribery
matter, and we think he made II
serious mistake. After he found
he could not dissuade his old friend
Dick Speed from doing Il foolish
and criminal thing, he ought to
have washed his hands of the
whole corrupt transaction, instead
of assuming sort of guardianship
over his hayward brother to see
that he was not buncoed in the
proceeding, thus, while innocent
of any Intentional wrong, burden
ing his mind with guilty knowl'
edge of his friends sin. Perhaps
he ought to have reported the
whole transaction to the grand
jury 0. a prosecuting officer; but
in the then existing condition of
affairs what would have come of
it, And then how many of us do
these Spartanlike thingsf And
how many of us carry around day
after day guilty knowledge of some
friends sin instead of publishing
it to the world. 1t is human
frailty-there are a few who call it
n virtue-that often sacrifices itself
on the altar of disinterested friend
ship.
But ms the Kicker places such
stress on the publication OF the
constitutional amendments, there
are some people who might in
fer that if Bro. Hafner had been
favored with the publication he
would not now be exaggerating
the shortcomings of the Secretary
of State. or course we know he
is not Influenced by such motive,
but it's "unpretty" in him to be
accusing the papers which were
awarded the official publication of
the amendments of being subsid-
lied or Sam Cooked when he
knows there are just lots of them
as independent and virtuous as he
is, and as sincere and open in con-
lemning boodlina and public
wrong doing.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
Bowling Alley Notes.

The Bowling entertainment given by
the ladies of the Monday Club last
Thursday evening proved an enjoyable
and profitable affair. The proceeds
of the evening amounted to seventeen
dollars above expenses. The ten pin
alley did not prove so profitable as
the cocked-hat alleys, owing to the
fact that the former was played BY
many who had but little practice 10
the art of rolling balls, causing the
games to be played slowly. mickey"
Bruno established a new cooked rat
record for the county by bowling 81.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
tR. j. w. BRnIAM,
I'D ESiDENT DENTIST,
Farm Ing On, MO.

III kinds Of dental operations with the
latest and most approved appliances and
methods. All WORK guaranteed to give sat
sfactluu. Bs- ONCE at resIden
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

II you contemplate painting, call
and get my prices on lead and oil.
E. NJ. LAAKMAH.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

Transfers IN real estate nlcl for record
durlnt wnrl rnI'n- Ortahor n, furnished
10y smith, Hlr.ck \ Co..
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. sE7s@HEEBrE OF I,AA=
h Az)UTAH PRESS
"a Els SOCIATION q
WARDS4ylSl0NS.

There Il much speculation In regard
Go WHORE tbesdivldior lines will be
>ybon this ward next sunday. is cut
,r into four war5s And ma 10 who will
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From Prairie Schooner to Over.
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Under this title the July Review Of
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Western Ry., one OF the largest and hes I
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by reason OF the recent opening of the
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across the plains from Chica to the
Missouri River at council Bluffs.
1t should be read by all who are inter
ested in the recent rapid growth of III
Northwest. Copies Of the article bound
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cured on application to G A. WALKER
he North Westerns representative in
Salt Lake City.
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SIX MILLIONS
DOLLARS SPENT
Nv tie


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RESULT
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Further information on application per-
sonally or by letter to
d e Burnley,
General Agent, salt Lake City,