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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-25
Ndhrt6ten aus Snbiana.
Ste 5 na gurat pn BON
Se au tp' sneuem pr1=
ioerten.

y v u III II Z 1T IS o.
ibenten.
8reenca Tile. lImfaIIenbe 8or=
bereitunsen tueroen fur bic Snausura=
tion oes neuen prdlioenten Der Se
pauw uniperiitdt aetroffsn peroen.
Dfit benfe!ben iit Elm @omite betraut
poroen, tueldes fb aug fulsenben
Ssrren suiammenisbt; Or. s.. Mt.
@obin BON bier, @OrFsenber; q. 8.
Se Baum, Stem Qlbanp; W.y. 8ieger,
Wtiibatpata; William 9tetpfirf, @onners=
bile; 3. DC. WOOo, 8alplraiio; 6. 6.
Bacon, Snoianapolis; 6. 6. s. Mc=
Garlan, Gonnerspille; Sarrp Wbit=
comb, SbelbpoilIe; s. 6. elliott, 9o=
tomo; &. g. Sennant, Serre Saute;
6. Il. @abe, Muncie; @eorae s.
&eiper, 2afapette; 9usb Suusbertp,
Sluffton; SObn $. SObbribse, @reen=
cattle; 8. s. gentlep, gra3il; %. ..
parr, &otomo; s. 8. WcWbirter BON
Snoianapolis 1T Secretdr uno 6. u.
Martin bon bier ift Shlfs-Sscretdr.
Gin Streit Der Boten=
unsen.
e m sp I | e. Die 8oteniunaen
Der @eitern Union Sci. So. fino am
Streit, Elm fir bic Sunssns ielbf
bOdft tui9tiges uno aroBes @rei9niB
uno FIR bic @eieliaaft eine Nnselesen-
beit, Die aQerlei unannebmli6teitsn i'm
8efOlse bate, muBten Die @lerts Der
Seieli9aft fi9 bod iesbit oasu be-
quemen. bic einlaufenoen Sepei1en on
ibren SeitimmunssOrt gu bsfOrbarn.
Gin 8eriud, ourd yoteniunsen Der
Siitrict Selegrapb COMPANY bic
Wefern Union Eepeiden befOrbern gu
laiien, mubte aufseseben neroen, oa
bic nStriter" fi9 nit 6reunben in
GROCER 3abl am @eitern Union Sc
bduoe periammelt batten unb ibre @e=
noRen bon Der Oiitrict 60. nit gebDri=
gen priiseln beorobten, falls fie es
magen iollten, bic Sepei9enbsfOrbsruns
gu iiberne6men.
Sie Weitern Union Sungtns, Die
bisber SIS per Wonat erbielten, bafir
allerbings aber ibre eisene Uniform uno
uno ibr 6abrrab 3u ftellen baben, pol=
len bObere 26bne uno 3uar berlansen
iie $l7 pro Wtonat. @abri6einli1
miro ibre GOroeruns beuiaist iperoen.
3uderliebenbe Gin
bre9er.
6 o u m b u 8. Ginbre6er bielten
umi9au in Der @obnuns beg 6. 6.
WturraD, alnipru9=Ngsnten Der 9ouis-
bile 9lbtbeiluns Der pennIplbania
8ahn, unb erbeuteten auBer peri9isbe=
men SdnudiaGen aud sinsn Sad nit
so pfuno Streusuder.
Sreie g Il liefernng.
gOn gli3abiQe, Boone Gountp, aus
ipirb bonn 1. 9lueuf an freie poitab=
lieferung fattfinben. Sas areal ums
fabt IL Nuabraimeilen nit elmer Be-
bOlterung bon 4l2.
In bic Sci 9worenen
Il BERNIE en.
8ree # le. Senrp Senaro,
tuel9er i'm Ieroadt itebt, feline Grau
ermoroet su baben, 1T an Die @roBse=
i6worenen iibertpieien poroen.
SEQ. %. g wigart's Setas
ment umge itoBen.
Waltarai %. Sm porter
@Ountp 3reisseri9t erfldrten Die @e.
idworenen bas Seitament beg bpr ee=
raume 3eit peritorbenen @eorge %.
Smigart bon South gsnb fir uneil=
tig. Serfelbe batte nabe3u fein san3es
0erm6gen, tpeldes auf etwa 100000
ab9ei4dBt pirb, ieinen beioen S6bnen
bermadt, tpdbrenb feline fiinf S69ter
nur fleine Setrdge erbielten.
ga o nag plofion.
gbansbille. - Srau Spoen
8aroolet uno ibr Sobn tpurben 6rei-
tag abeno in ibrer @Obnung in Der
gtdbe bon Sincennes bur9 cine 8aio=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-25

Sic Sreib 9lir Miiiion beim Sair-
biew part bebarf orinseno ueiterer
finansieller unteriiibune. tpenn tie
nidt sen0tbist weroen ioa, ibr eoles
Wert ieBt ein3uitellen, mo- bes
SOmmers 8lutb erit su beginnen
i9eint unb Die leioenben Gleinen Der
grbOlung i'm Greien 10 Orinseno be-
otirfen. Sm lebten Sabre battle Die
mebr @elo unb tueniger pfes=
linge als bieIes Sahr. Seoermann
belle!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-25

Wrcaoe &neipe, 3S Girg. Mue. !,
Nenner & Brottt t,ter, Gigentb. !.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-25
@er bat?

Die Sreib Dir @iiiiOn bebarf n,ebr SeIb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-25
Sic bemOfratiide Stabt=
GDnDentiOft.
John 10. 5olsmann einifim-
mig sum 11Iayor nominirt.
sSn Der Vlatiortt tutro ote
8opf,palter=Nomtntitra-
tfon ani oas i6arffte
oeroatnmt.
9 a 9 & if e t.

W1apor-Sobn 90. SOlbmann.
Gtaot=G lert - Wm. W. go
eartp.
9OGisei=8iater-gowaroI I.
9ittle.
Sn Der SomlinIon Salle fanb beute
gOrmittag Die oemOtratiide Stabt-
@onpention ftatt. Die Sane mar in
aeIdmadpoaer @eti. betOrirt uno bic
8aQerien uaren nit elmer bi9ten Wen=
iaenmenoe beiebt. 9lud bas sarte
8eI6leht mar Hart pertreten.
es mar sessn bulb elf 1lbr als Sas.
8. 9ead, 8Oriiber oes Staot=@omites,
Die @unpention CUR Orbnuns rief.
Sie erfe Grbeit, pel6e borgenoms
men uuroe, mar Der 4ufruf Der per=
i6ieoenen 9recincte, pelae siemlide
3eit in Nnipru6 nabm.
Sierauf puroe Die Wabl Der perma=
nenten Seamten nor9enommen.
9ieielbe srgab fOl9enbes &eiultat:
gorliBenoer Siram s. 8rOun.
Gecretdr-Ri6aro coleman.
Seroeant=at=Nrms-Sreo. 8rohart.
Na6oem Serr grown cine tur3e sln=
ipra5e ge6alten bate, fam Die plat<
form CUR 8erleiung, pel4e nit riellgem
Gutbufiasmus auf9enOmmen wurbe.
sSn oerielben nirb Die goofualter=
4ominiitration in rhfiidtsloier Weiie
beroammt uno es tpiro beriproden, baB
Die @anoioaten Der bemofratii9en @on=
bention Ii9 perpfli4ten:
slle @eiebe uno Orbinan3en Der
Staot unb bssStaates in unparteiii der
Weiie ourdsnfiibren, bor Ilem aber
Die yeftimmune oes Stabt=@barter in
icrupuloier Weiie su beoba4ten.
9lae Spielb6nen, Spelunfen uno
@ein5immer 3u idlieben.
SIR cine OtOnomiide Ierpaltune
Der @ei6dfte Der Staot 3u iOrgen.
Sem 6aDDritismus i'm Yerlsiben
bon Contractor elm raoitales gnbe su
bereiten.
Die fdbtiIden Steuern su ermdBieen;
anssmefens @OmpeniatiOnen fur ale
bon Der Stabt perliebenen 6reibrieie su
erbalten.
Sas @omite fir platform mar:
SObn s. &Odfo,o, Sacob 9. Sunn,
Samuel q. 8olo, Sonp 2auf unb
Cigar u. 8romn.
Na4 gerleiung Der platform wurbe
CUR domination fiir Mapor sei6ritten.
9lufgeltelt wurben:
SObn 80. SOlbman.
&Cbert M. Maoben.
S6on bon pOrnberein sei9te es ii9,
oaB Die SolBman=9lnbdnser in Der
Waloritdt marsn.
SebOr Die Is. Waro CUR Nbifim=
nluns fam, sOs &obert 90. Maoben
ieinen Namen 3urid unb er fellte su-
glei9 ben Nntraa, Die Domination
oon Sobn @. Splbman gu elmer ein=
itimmisen gu MAIDEN. Der 4ntrag
muroe angenommen.
Serr SolBmann, uel9er nit GROCER
Ssgeilierung empfan9en puroe, belt
bierauf cine ldnsere anipra9e, in mel
der er beriprn6, baB er, tpenn er gum
Wapor erud6lt weroen iollte, er oafiir
ioreen tDeroe, baB bic uebellfdnoe Der
SOOtwalter Nominiftration beieitiet
tueroen tpiiroen.
9ieruf wuroe CUR Wabl zines @an=
oioaten fir
Staot= Glerf
9eidritten. 9lufgsffelt uurbsn:
@m. M. Sosartp.
SObn W. GOlger.
HOd beoor idn,mtli6e Warbs se=
ftimmt batten. sOs GOlaer feinen Na=
men suriid unb 6osartp tpurbe fir
nominirt ertldrt. Sir
poli5ei= &idter
puroen aufgeftellt
Gonaro %. 2ittle.
Npnrh Is Gnr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-25
Mus oen Weriatsb0fen.
3 re u | 0 8.

Wfa99le Sooe beibulot9t IN ibrer
sesen ibren @atten CHARLES erbobenen
SAeiounsstla9e benielben, bas iedte
@ebOt bsrleBt gu baben.
Bel 4eibener g 6 aben=
eriaB berlangt.
Ser 9=jdbrige Otis poaarb perflaot
burd ieinen 0ater Die StraBenbaba=
@eisai9aft auf $500 Saaoeneriab.
Sem &naben waren baour9, oaB cine
electriide StraBenba5n-gar aeaen i6n
ssrannt mar, beibe arme ssbrp6sn
puroen.
& a m 9ndbigb abon.
Sowaro Smith, tpel9er Der Sobn
zines angeiebenen &aufmannes in elmer
benadbartsn Staot iein iol, mar bon
ieiner 6reunoin San Waro bes Sieb-
itabls bei9uloist uoroen. Ior einisen
Sassn bate lie ibm auf einen Sag
einen Siamantrins, beiien Wertb fie
auf $3.50 iddbt aslieben unb swar
unter Der geoingung, oaB er ibr ben
&ing am nd6fen Sage wieoergebe.
Sieies that er ni9t, ionoern er periebte
ben &ins unb lieb fid nidt mebr bel
ieiner gnsebeteten bliden. Saraufbin
erwirtte fe ben 0erbaitsbefsbl. Sie
Setectip,s &innep & Waoraan trafen
ibn am SOnnerfag auf Der Strabs,
als er auf benz Wese nod bem pfanb=
9eiadft mar. Sn ibrer @eaentpart
lOfe er ben &ing Elm uno in ibrem 8ei=
iein CAB er benielben isiner ebemaligen
Sulcinea suriid. Sa bieielbe sefern
ni4t geri4tli4 sesen ibn auftrat, 10
entlieB Der &i9ter ibn nit elmer 8elo=
itraie bon SIS unb Soften. tpelde
prompt besablt nurben.
u n bic 8rOBseid worenen
Il bernie n.
9apwooo Samilton, pel9sr anae=
tlast 1T, Elm oem Som Sownep sebo=
renoes 3ueirao sefoblen gu habsn,
beraiftete auf elm WprberbDr urh
purbe Oil bic 8roksei9worenen tiber=
uieien.
&oitfpieltge Sagb.
@eorge WoB, Der farbise &ati9er
BEG in Woobruf place mobnenosn
S. 8. Sobnion tpurbe ipesen grle=
gems bon gDilb tpdbrenb Der @9onaeit
bon Grieoensridter Sheppard our 3ab.
lung bon $42.50 berurtbeilt. ct bate
auf 8ebeiB ieines Serrn Elm gi9b6rrt=
den, ipel1es bic &inbe zines ,pertb=
OoQen 8aumes oesielbsn ansenast
bate, erle9t.
Sheure DC bl3eit.
Mat @omen batte ii9 setpeieert, in
Sophia BARRIERS &eitaurant, go.
22O3 Of @aibinston Ctr, fir cine
Wahlaeit 20 Gents au be3ablen. Sic
pertlaste ibn bel Sriebensri9ter Stout
unb oerielbs berurtbeilte ibn our 3ab=
lung bon 81 unb Soften (s15).
Gin Wirtb ais Iertbe i=
bigger.
SarrD gpitein tpurbe in Srieoens=
ri9ter Sbepparb's Sribunal pesen
tbdtliden @nsriffs our 3abluns bon
81 unS Soften berbonnert. 9lls iein
gertbeiOiser fisurirte 5enrp prunt,
@isentbiimer Der .Manila" Wirtb=
f1aft.
@eff6rtes 3edselass.
glf Sitter uon Der Seeritrabe tpuroe
jeber CUR 3ablung bon 81 uno Soften
wegen 8agabunoirens beroonnsrt. sic
batten am SOnneritas Mbenb ii9 in
ben alten Sbamrod's Hieosrunaen an
einem GdB9en Sier siitli9 setban,
weldes ibnsn angsbli9 bon benz unbe=
itimmten Mapors=Ganbioaten Wm. s..
Roore eeififtst iuorbsn mar. Die po=
Ii3ei bate bas 3e4selase in idn0ner
0(}a,fo ,,,,torhroAo,,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-25
Stalien.
= m b ang bes bipoma a l.
den Gorps.

hen gorps.
& o m. 25. Suli. Seute Yormit=
tag fanb in Der 9alle bes@onfiforiums
Der Gmpiang oes beim Yatitan accre=
oitirten oiplomatiiben Corps ieitens
Der Garbindle ifatt. Ser portusiefIde
Seianote als SOpsn bss Corps bielt
cine turse Gnipra9e, wslds bon @arbi=
nal Oreslia erwioert wuros. gebor bic
Siplomaten fi4 berabidiebstsn. tibten
lie einem ieben Der @arbindle Die Sanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-25
glns Staot= ano Gonntp=Ser:
ipaltung.
Nrbeit Il r ben M q 3 or.

~ u I UC ~ l.
Wapor gootpalter tpiro 6eute Mbenb
aus Baltimore, Wto., suriidertpartet.
Sn Der nd6ten Wode pirb oesbalb
pabri9einlid bic Grase bstrefenb ben
neuen 8eleu6tunes Contract tpieber
aufsenDmmen uno bOHentlid aud su
allsemsiner 3ufrieoenbeit sereselt iper-
ben.
Sie leibise glattern=
Sopital=
Serner miro ertpartet uno eebofft,
baB Der Wapor BEL isiner &hdtsbr au6
Die Slatternboipital= =Nneelesenbeit i'm
Sntereiie oes Nqsemsinpobls i9lidten
wirb. Sie genobner Der Na6barIdaft
bes Staotboipitals uno bes nabsbelege-
nen tempordren SlatternboIpitales boz
ben cine ginbaltstlase sesen bic Sort
fiibrun9 bieies Snitituts an isnem
Orte bereits ausarbeiten laien unb iie
meroen i'm 8eri9te barauS brdngen,
oaB bas tempOrdre glatternboipital
bon bort enifernt tpirh, oa bic iebte
2egislatur betanntlib bei9loTen bat,
baB bic Gortfiibrung bss Snitituts bonn
9. Suli ab unseisBli4 isin ioa. Sn
Der Inftalt befinoet iid 9essnwdrtia
nur elm patient, Sr. %. 9. Sollep,
unb iii es fra9li9, ob er nit benz Sc.
ben babOntommen pirb. Dies pirb
iid absr aud pabri6einlia big beute
Nbeilo enti9eioen.
Salf Sc befs @la3ier
neuefe grfinbung.
sluf Der Snoiana 9lbe. tpurbe eeftern
Moreen cine probe nit Der neueifen
@rfinouna oes 9iilfs Gsusrmsbrdefs
@la3ier. einem fOeen. Reservoir
Nozzle, ansefelt. Sie grfinbun9
beitebt barin, baB elm sep6bnlibes
8la3ier.NrsSle (S9laudmunofhd) nit
einem 80 @aaonen faKenben eiIernen
gebdlter berbunoen piro, b. 3. 10,
oaB Der Waiiertrom aus tier S9ldu=
den unter berifdrftem Srude bura ben
gebdlter in bas cine Munofhd 9eleitet
miro. Ser gebdltsr ffebt allein unb
feit, uno eisnet Der appurat ii9 beIpn=
oers su Sieniten Bel Der Yefdmpfuna
bon 9eaer=Jeuern ober iol9en in un-
teren Stodpsrten. Senn es 1T niht
nOtbis, oaB Die S4lau9fabrer ii9
tueiter ser @efabr ausieben, bon ein=
itiir5enoen Wauern etc. eri6laaen su
tperben. Ser 4pparat bdlt bas Muno=
itaf allein in irseno elmer sespiinidten
Stelluna. @eftern tpurbe mittelit beHel-
ben einiSirom q 3OD in borisontaler
&idtuns 278 GuB melt sei6leubert,
ein anoerer Q4 3OlD in isntrs9tsr
&i4tuns 185 SUB bod.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
Obituary.

Mrs. Frances Hines died at the
home of her son-in-law, Fred Meyers,
in Bismarck, on Friday, April 5, 1908.
Her maiden name was Wallen, and
she died not far from the place Of her
birth. She was born December 2,
1855, at what is known as tho Robert
Davis home In the suburb Of Bismarck.
On June 20, 1870, she was married
to Andrew Hines, who preceded her
to the spirit land about twelve months
ago. Five children NOUN the loss Of
an afectionatc mother, among them
the wife OF Fred Meyers Of this place,
and Mrs. Will Dummers Of Charleston
She was a cohsistant member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
The funeral was conducted Sunday af-
ternoon, April 9th, when the apprecia.
ton Of her memory was shown by the
large congregation who followed her
remains to their final resting place In
the Odd Fellows cemetery.
L. II. d.
Bismarck, April 10, 1908.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
TO EQUIP A SANITARIUM.
Local Company Being Formed to Turn
Baptist College Into a Hospital.
$40, 900 NECESSARY FOR EQUIPMENT

AS was announced in an exclus-
i've article published in THE TIMES
two weeks ago, a company is being
fsrmcd by DR.. NJ. II. Topping,
for the purpose of purchasing the
Baptist College property and con-
vertlng it into we'll equipped hos
pltal, with staff Of physicians
and surgeons. As yet no organ
ization of the company has taken
place, but it is thought that a
sufficient number of persons will
buy stock during the week, and
that n board of directors will be
elected near the latter part of the
week.
DIR. Topping started in an in.
terview that the company would
need at least 500, 900 to purchase
the grounds and fit the building
for the reception of patients. A
large number of prominent busi-
ness men Of the city have given
assurance that they will subscribe
for stock in the company as soon
as it is placed for sale.
The personnel CT the staff of
physicians has not been selected,
but the physicians Of this city will
all doubtless be on the staff as
visiting members.
The Board of Trus tees of the
College met last Thursday after.
noon at one o'clock and decided
to sell the property. A real es-
tate firm of this city proposed to
buy, but it is understood that the
price which they offered was not
high enough. Only seven mem
bers of the Board were present at
the meeting, there being twelve in
all. Those present were; G. T..
Tullock of Bismarck, T. E. Gid.
con Of Doe Run. Rev. Geo. Steele
Of Ironton, and Mrs. B. l. Morris,
w. T. Halle, l.. T. Hunt and o.
j. Mayberry of this city. 1t was
decided to hold another meeting
on Thursday, May 7th, when they
will consider all propositions tc
purchase the property.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
OF Interest to Teachers.

Prof. W. T. Darlington, State
Superintendent of Public Schools.
furnishes us the following state
melt:
Since the summer institute law
is no longer provided for by law,
many teachers will take advantage
of an opportunity to attend one of
the State or approved summer
schools. The normal schools will
have summer terms Of twelve
weeks, beginning about June /.
Since all of the State educational
institutions have received liberal
appropriations. they will continue
their schools in session twelve
months in the year. A teacher
will be able to attend twelve
weeks term in a summer school
each alternate year for about the
same as it has costs teachers to at
tend the annual institutes.
The State University will con. !.
duct branch summer schools at st /.
Joseph. Joplin and Houston. They
will thus extend to teachers and
Others the very best opportunities
Several Of the best colleges Of the
State have also arranged for good
summer schools. It is believed
that four thoussnd Missouri teach
ers will attend school from seven
to twelve weeks during the summer
A seven weeks school gives two
subjects for 40 days. A twelve
weeks school gives three subjects
60 days.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
Save The Loved Ones!

Mrs. Mary A. Vliet, Newcastle,
Colo, writes: ~ believe Ballard's
Horehound Syrup is superior to any
other cough medicine, and will do all
that is claimed for it, and il Is so
pleasant to take. My little girl wants
to take 1t when she has no need for
it," Ballard's Horehound Syrup is
the great cure for all pulmonary all
ments. 25c, SOC and Sl.00 at City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
Mr., James Smith, a Hospital Patient
from Mississippi County, Cut His
Throat With Razor.
ACUTE MElARCHoLIA CAUSE or DEED

Mr.. James Smith, son of Judge
s. S, Smith of this city, committed
suicide at State Hospital No. 4
on Thursday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, by cutting his throat with
a razor. Together with his at
tendant he entered the medicine
room, and when the locker was
opened he grabbed IA razor. The
attendant grappled with him and
in the struggle the attendant re-
celved cut on the arm. Smith
fell to the floor breaking the han.
die Of the razor, but still grasping
the sharp blade he arose to his
feet. Another attendant who had
just entered attempted to take the
razor from him, but freeing his
arm in the struggle Smith cut his
throat with one stroke of the blade.
Coroner A. l.. Evans of Bonne
Terre was at once summoned, and
an inquest was held Thursday
evening. The jury brought in n
verdict that the attendants had
acted bravely in their heroic at
tempt to prevent the tragedy, aud
sxonerated them from blame.
Mr.. Smith was AZ years old and |
was born in Mississippi county, |
where he spent his childhood and
Early manhood. He was engaged |
II the mercantile business for ten
Years at Searcy, Ark, with the
iarnell Bros. After leaving Ark
'nsas he spent one year in farm
ng in this county, near Mr.. p. V.
Asburn's fHrm, north of town.
Returning to Mississippi county, !
lie spent a few years in farming,
until the last four years, during
which time he was County Treas.
lrer of Mississippi county. He
eft four children, Edna, Jessie,
Percy and Joseph.
The funeral services were held
1t the NJ. Z. Church, South, Fri
lay, afternoon, at 4:3O O'Clock,
Rev. W. j. Heys officiating. The
nterment was in the Masonic
Cemetery.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockhol.
ders OF the Iron Mountain Company,
for the election of five (s) directors, to
serve during the ensuing year, and for
the transaction Of such other business
as may properly come before the meet
ing. will be held at the Office of the
company at Iron Mountain, Missouri,
on the twenty-eighth day Of April. 1903,
at 9 A. n.
PIERRE CHoUTRAU, President,
Attest: c. A. PILLRY, Sec'y.
ron Mountain, NO., March 26, 1903
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
Walks Without Clutches.

| was much afflicted with scialica,
writes Ed. G. Mud. Iowaville, Sedg-
wick Co, Kan 'going about on
crutchcs and suffering deal pf pain
was induced to try Ballarh's snow
Liniment, which relieved me, used
three SOC bottles. |, is the greatest
linimeut I ever used; have recon-
mended it to a number of persons, nll
express themselves as being benefited
by it. now walk without cruiches,
able to perform great deal Of light
labor on the farm" zoe, SOC and
81 20 at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

The change in our time Of meeting
Is made with great forebodings |
wish we could find an hour that we
might call our own. Last Saturday
one dear little member, whose sweet
voice and nimble fingers simply can
not be spared, had choir practice.
Sunshine Society and an egg hunt all
in one afternoon. Another has to
rush to get 10 her dancing lesson, and
the "Sunshine Mother" knows too
well how much these dear children are
needed AT home on Saturday Please
advise me, other mothers, when we
can best hold our Junior meetings
We give you this busy house cleaning,
gnrdcnmaking month to decide. for
we need every one of our one hundred
and three members, old and young,
to scatter sunshine
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

Tom johnson and Cleveland,
Ohio, not Grover, are again hooked
up together aud Mark Hanna sees
blue.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

Harrisonyillc, alias The Windy
City, alias Chicago, again Carter.
lied its public ownership wound
on election Tuesday.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

nignesS ncn0YS NUrsG'e F0M
Highest tasts Us, esv'i Chemists
rn'oE saHtao rcwpEs 90.
so~N-~v~N-"~~~N~~N~~r~~~-~N~N>~N~7s
Il GINGER JAR.
I( {
Ln~~oU~N~N."~>-~N-N
BIG MAN.
"My little boy, what ails you soo
You seem to be quite sad,
'Tis springtimc now you surely know,
You should instead be glad"
LITTLE BOY,
"Why Sir, l know that summer near
For signs are not deciving,
But there will be no shade, | fear,
For the trees, YOU see, are leaving"
Tom johnson and Cleveland,
Ohio, not Grover, ore again hooked
up together, aud Mark Hanna sees
blue.
Harrisonyillc, alias The Windy
City, alias Chicago, again Carter.
lied its public ownership wound
on election Tuesday.
The Paw Paw Bazoo says that
the time isn't right for changing
your winter underwear till your
back begins TO itch.
Smallpox germs live thirty.nine
years, according to a recent dscov-
ery but they were Indiana germs,
which accounts for any unusual
characteristics they may display.
Thieves stole 5000 worth of
petticoats in New York last week.
Possibly they are dress rcformers
seeking to cause Il stringency in
the petticoat market, thus necessi-
tatiug the wearinp of mother hnh.
bards and empress gowns sans
corse's'
AprRoAcHNG THE OAR.
(hy the O"'"opo9naed LeS'sla'oF)
Clear sky and morning bright
ana no summons Tor me!
EaIt, " ~ VI '0''P"
When gotor left G.
But let it be at least two years from now
When am called again,
anu may no ! lho"Sanu H'l'"f D''
~ wy '''"
Ofa"1 jury ana tr'al'
~, 49,, ''I, ,,'I, ,,'.,,i VIZ w. ., H.,
To seek tina, town again
por ,bo, ,,.,.,. ,.o,., .,,.;.,,.-,.,..
As did Lieutenant Governor Lee,
nope to see no jury face to face
""e" "pP'o'e" e"' y
A fountain of Justice in joplin
has given forth the decision that
woman may show as much lingerie
in muddy weather as she pleases.
The decision makes no provision
for dry weather, and as for windy
L,,.,a. ,., NV -''
~ ~ ' "''
We recently received a most
pressing invitation from the Jack
son Club OF Kansas City to attend
banquet IN that city on April
2oth. frlce-A per plate. We
shall not attend. 1t would be
criminal to impose on such mag
a
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49,: l ~ "Ao =" koVu
sor. saa. ~ ~ - 'i'' A0" 0''"A
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William Waldorf Astor has re-
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
GINGER JAR.
BIG MAN.

BIG MAN.
My little boy, what ails you so'
You seem to be quite sad,
'Tis springtimc now You surely know,
You should instead be glad"
LITTLE BOY,
"Why Sir, know that summer near
For signs are not deciving,
But there will be no shade, fear
For the trees, YOU see, are leaving" "
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

The Paw Paw Bazoo says that
the time isn't right for changing
your winter underwear till your
back begins to itch.