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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22


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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
FLAT RIVER

The new X Of T.. wa> organized
Saturday night
Ma-lcr Frank Moon has an acute
attack OF pneumonia.
W II Lewis, H. Y. Oliver and
Chas. Levy went to 81. Louis Sunday
Louis Winston % ST. Gcnrvicyc was
visiting his brother, Noah Winston,
sunday
Arthur Jameson fell of All under.
ground bluff Monday and crippled
himself somewhat
Sheriff Murphy purchased hundred
and twenty five dollar horse Tuesday
from n. j Hobbs.
The National is having quite lot
Of drilling done on the claim. VIII
liam Smith is doing the work
Ben Marbury was in the Lead Belt
Monday lie was interested in the
McClnthrk- Thurman case at Deslogc
The Columbia company mess house
gave "A bowling social Wednesday even
ing McsSrs WATSON, Slraus aud Dr.
Donncll were the gentlemen in charge.
Mrs. Tcllcy of Doc Run visited Mrs,
Dr. Anthony this week
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
THE FLOOD SITUATION.
River Rising Every Day and Conditions
Grow Worse.

The rains during the latter part of
last week had the double effect of
sUtlcning the lcycrs Throughout the
whole Mississippi valley and of in
crcasing the stage of water The
lowland- Of the extreme suuthcastc IN
paI; II the state have been under
water for some Time CaruthcrsyIIc
has been threatened with a dcugc
from the breaking Of the lcycc. At
Birds Point the water surrounds the
lion Mountain track and special
emergency crew ha, been dispatched
to that point 10 protect the cmhank-
mcnl aud to prevent its destruction
In Arkansas a break occurred in the
lcyec Mt Tricc's Landing on Monday
afternoon and the lives OF five hun
drcd men, who were Mt work on the
lcycc Mt that time, were greatly en-
dangcrcd.
Every steamboat that goes into
Memphis is loaded to the guards with
refugees and cattle, picked up from
along the banks The trains on the
Illinois Central railroad arc run
through three feet Of water just north
of Memphis, the tracks being under
water Mt many pouts The suburbs Of
Memphis are flooded aud fully 500
houses are surrounded by water.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
DESl0GE.

John Wcscoat has gone to st. Louis.
Ed Stevens is visiting his St Louis
best girl these days.
Mrs c. ID. Tolcr is here from De
Soto this week.
Miss Nora Moon was shopping at
Flat River Monday.
Turner's shop i crowded with work
This proves that advertising pays.
Miss Mamie Reniro has an attack OF
appendicitis, but she will recover.
Mrs Pcarcc, keeper OF the com
pany honsc, is moving To Bonnie Tcrrc
Miss Maggie Rardcu OF ST. Louis is
visiting MIS-. T. c. lIighlcy at Dcs-
logo.
Robert GIasscock, n diamond drill
Ter, is moving from belgrade To Cant
well this week
Felix Fowler means business, for
he has purchased the furniture aud j,
lifting up lii house.
Miss Eldridgc Davis j. visiting Mrs.
Hubbard this week Miss Davis has
been quite sick ut Esther
Miss klffa Goodin has returned to
st. Louis, but she is expected back at
Mrs j. t. COTS soon
Cotton ~ Smith. Dent county ',
crack horse traders, were huslling
among our jockeys this week
MIR. aud Nh. Charles Asher and
Misses TllIic IalIcy and Ida Moulgom.
cry Of lonnt aic visiting Mr. aud Mrs
Asher Of Dcslogc.
Rev Nh lIickok was ont from
tarmingtoa Sunday lie breaches
here twice month. a sunday
school viii be organized next Sunday.
W. I. Walker, the popular and
efficient deputy sheriff, is candidate
for road ovcrsccr Of this district. Mr..
Walker is q winner and will have II
walkoycr Walker is popular with
MI classes Vote for him
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
ALL ALONG the LEAD BELT
Continued from First Page.
R0LLA STUDENTS HERE.
Prot. Herman SchuIty Brings Senior
Glass From School Of Mines.

Thirteen students, members ofIthe
senior class ut the Rolla School of
Mines, headed by Prof. Herman
Schuly, spent Monday about the Des-
logc mines. Capt. Pollock took the
boys through the mines and works.
They say the Captain Is fine gentle
man and the trip has been real OBJ
jet lesson. Theory is thus supple
mcnied with knowledge gained from
observation Of the practice. Prof
Schuly said 81 think the Lead Belt
cannot be exceeded for resources any
where in the world This is the
greatest lead country known, and the
works set here for reducing concen
trac5 are unsurpassed. The Doslogc
people are very nice, a"d am de-
lighted with my trip" Mr. Schuly
is at the head of the mctalurgic de.
pnrlmrnt If the University of Missouri.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
EAGLE EYE DISCOURSES AGAIN
Railroad News 10 Date -LoCaI News
That is lntereSting-The Lead
Belt Telephone System

The Southern Missouri railroad
people cut the windpipc of the Doe
Run Lead Company the other day
This was 4-inch Air line to No. i
Shaft, which has been abandoned
some two months The rails aud ties
arc now laid 10 the scat Of war, south
of EIyins, and have been run east
from the Central mill, and probably
before this is published, the rails will
all be IN place up to the root of the
war in east Flat River, where some
10 ears, loaded with rock, were
dilchcd to prevent the completion Of
crossing Where is the decision of
our Supreme Court? If this is held
up much longer in the hat, it may
sour on the brain.
One more robbery committed in the
Pennington District Tuesday, n week
ago-thc store of Mr.. Sam Alphcr at
Lcadington. We did not learn the
particulars, but saw Mr.. Alphcr hunt
ing MIR. Archambo and his blood
hounds, The dogs could not strike n
trail AZ the robbery had been com.
mitted II hours before. The reason
we say this is in the Pennington dis.
trict, is because Flat River only claims
that part containing lead
Now let us suggest n plan for driv-
ing out the robbers from our midst
Let the business men and citizens de-
post, in one of our banks, something
in the neighborhood of two or three
thousand dollars Then have com
mittcc of three or five to look after the
dcpe sit and Diet ermine the reward when
n robbery occurs. In this way the Of
ficcrs could afford to spend some
money in capturing criminals, whereas
they must pay their expenses out of
their own pockets. which they are not
able TO do.
Mr.. Milton Matkin of Bismarck,
who has been employed at the Central
Mine has resigned his position to &C.
ccpt another one, So boys, watch
THg TIMES for the Other.
Last Saturday night some parties
living in the old log house near the
the Shaw Spring gave dance, and it
seems that all the guests carried fire
arms, because sometime after mid.
night, about one hundred shots were
fired, and the first thought was that
the bank robbers must BIO around. We
arc informed that the family giving tho
dance moved the next morning. We
would have moved that night.
There is some talk of oganizing a
local telephone system for the Lead
Belt, since the present system is un-
satisfactory. EAGLE Eye.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
Smith, BIeeCk S Co.'S Alb
StraCtS are accepted by trust com
panics, and by leading attorneys of the
State
At The Ten Pen Alleys.

The local team took cross county
ride to Bonnie Tcrrc last Saturday af-
to:noon, and clipped the wings of tho
1onnc Tcrrc aggregation that night
1t looked like easy going for the
Miners when the totals on the first
game showed them thirty pins to tho
good, but in the next two the Athiet-
les got head on the cock-p and
laid the tens down in good shape.
Blackwell, considering the condition
of his ankle and the fact that he was
hobblcd, rolled the last two in good
form and pulled and average of l7S
out of the miSup, with Il poor score
OF l42 in the first. Walsh and Cof ..
field rolled the best averages for Bonne
Tcrre. The scores in detail follow:
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

part of the makers of that instru-
mcnt of lrgalized robbery to have
inserted anything III the law that
wouId interfere with people in Mr..
Morgan's class enjoying free con
duet through our custom houses of
articles designed for their pleasure
and TO CRAFTY their pride of pos.
session. But why should not MIR,
Morgan be required to pay every
cent of the duty which the law i'm
poses on his art cOllcctiOni Not
that the law is just, but he belongs
Ia the class who are most Strcnu-
aus IL upholding it in It's entirety
rs something too sacred to bc tam
pcrrd with. Let him take his med
irinc; it might prove an cmctic II
it doesn't agree with his stomach
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

j. Picrpont Morgan has bought
n 81 900. 900 art collection i'll Eu'
rope, and now he is worried over
how he is to get il to this country
without paying the tariff duties
which he and his class of ccono.
mists think is such good thing
when others have pay them. But
it is his golden calf that is gored
this time and that makes whole
lot of difference. The duty on
this collection amounts to 81 ,JGO,-
600, over half of the purchase
cost, and the foreigner that pays
the tariff doesn't loom up in sight.
Mr.. Morgan has made several calls
on the Secretary of the Treasury
to try to fix up some trick to evade
paying the duty, and there is little
doubt that n promoter Of his cum
ming will finally succeed in cheat
ing the law and the government
ment. The tariff is intended to
bleed the common people for the
benefit of the favored classes, and
it was a great oversight on the
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
CORRUPTION IN THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Speaker Whitecotton Charges BoodIing
and Names Committee TO In
veStigate.
RI0UT0US SCENES IN HOUSE

The House Of Representatives on
last Friday morning was scene of
great disorder, which hordcrcd on
rioting, when Speaker Whitccotton
charged that corruption had been used
in the text book fight
An excellent investigating commit.
tee was appointed to probe the charges
aud report findings Representative
Sclph Of st Louis was the center of a
riotous demonstration that stopped all
business for nearly ten minutes, md
dcnuncatory spetc hes impugning mo-
tiycs of bcl!igcront members made
the day n maclstrom Of executive
proceedings that will 20 down ms one
II the most remarkable in the history
OF Missouri. Members who hive
served for many sessions declare that
the House hni never found itself in
such disorganilrd condition
ON motion to indefinitely post.
pnne the Davidson text book bin.
which in aimed al the textbook trust.
sixteen Democrats voted with the Re
publicnns aud finally defeated the
Democratic caucus measure by vote
of a to 60.
Speaker Whitecotton in announcing
the vote on tho motion to indefinitely
postpone, concluded by saying: 1.-The
lobby prevails y At the afternoon
session he Withdrew the remark, but
reiterated tho charge of Doodle.
For some time there have been
runors Of $1,000 bills being atloat at
jefferson City, and their presence has
been attributed to lobby influences.
Judge James + Hazel, who recent
" presided over the adjourned term
of the Circuit Court in this county.
issued call for special session of
the Cole County Grand Jury to meet
Monday. March 23rd, to investigate
the charges of corruption in tho Gen.
eral Assembly. 1t is supposed that
the House Investigating Committee,
Of which Edward T. Eycrsolc of
Washington county is chairman, will
cooperate with the grand jury.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

The Government taxes the pc"'
pie through tariff system that
increases the cost of living to the
common people and helps the ia
yorrd classes and the trusts to eX'
act tribute Of them. In thus way
government gets more money tha"
it needs. and the Republicans point
with pride to the big surplus III
the TREASURY. This encourages cN-
travagancc in Congress, while the
residue Of surplus is loaned out
by the Secretary of the Treasury
to pet banks on any sort OF OLD
security, so TINT they can reloan 1t
to the people who have been over
taxed at usurIuuS rates. y NEE
financial policy that, for the trusts
and banks, but it is . little rough
on the people We'll, rs long rs
the people persist in voting the
Republican ticket and for Rrpub'
lioan financial methods, let them
worry along.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

liy far the best entertainment given
in Pennington this season was that Of
the Salisbury family ut the Opera
House Monday evening. String aud
brass instruments were used in render
ing program Of highly crodiiablc
selections, and the crowded house at
tested their appreciation by demand
ing frequent cncores. In passing, il
may be said that Pennington
audience is always sure Of getting its
moneys worth out Of any troupe that
appears here. The Salisbury family
consisted Of eleven members, all born
musicians apparently, from the case
with which even the youngest handled
the Instruments, and they are very sure
of warm welcome should they return
next season
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

Notice is hereby given to The stock
holders of the st. Francois Gravel
Road Company that there will be a
meeting of the stockholders Of said
company at their office in Pennington,
Mo-, on Monday, March Esd, 1908,
for the purpose Of cleciing five direc-
tors of said company to serve one
year. Jos. j. GuIGSON, Pres't
GEo. NJ WILSON, Sec'y.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
Sneaker Whitccoiton's sens

Speaker Whitccotton's sehsh'
tionnl charge in the lower branch
OF the Legislature last FRIDAY OF
corrupt influences IN connection
with the school text book bill Is
believed TO be well founded. 1t is
TO lac hoped that the investigation
will be thorough and searching.
II is IA difficult matter to prove
bribery, except where some one
implicated turns States evidence,
but if thorc is any way OF getting
nj the facts and the charge Ii SllS-
tanned, both the brihcd and the
brihrr should be given the but end
of the law. Some queer things
hive been done by the present
Legislature, and the impression is
gaining ground that it is one OF
the weakest we have ever had,
even if il is clear of corruption.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

The "reorganizcrs' Of the Dem
ocratic party in the East, which
means the men who deserted or
knitted the party in 1880 ana 1900,
ARE industriuusly schcming to get
control Of the next national con
ycution and select Il presidential
candidate and formulate Il platform
to suit their own peculiar notions.
The auimns Of the movement IS
that no man who endorsed the
Kansas City platform and Loyalty
suppurlcd Mr.. Bryan is to he con
sidcrrd or even to hnvc a voice
in the proceedings. Indeed, one
of their chief organs, the Brook
lyn Eagle, has the gall to say that
MIR. Bryan will not be permitted
TO remain in the democracy rs II
focus for future discussions; y that
the brightest men of the party,
meaning Cleveland, Hill, German
ct ilir, have decided to get him
ou without more ado" Talk of
monumental cheek and assurance!
How much genuine democracy do
YOU suppose would he represented
by an organization directed by the
political Benedict ArnoIds who
propose to read ont of the party
such clean, faithful and lucorrnpt
lille Democrats as Mr.. Bryan and
the men who believe ms he docsY
Should they succeed in nomlna-
ting one of their kind on ii plat
form haitcd for Wall street, their
ticket would not stand rs much
show of being elected as IN old
rotten craft would of hreastlng a
turbulent sea. The Democratic
party may not succeed in electlng
n President and Congress in
1904, and it ought not to succeed
if such Influences dominate it. I'll
Plutocracy is TO govern, it might
as well continue to govern through
the Republican party and not III
the name of Democracy, with
which it has nothing i'll common
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
4 NATURAL sEpuENCE.

30 where are you going, my pretty maid
Where are YOU going2" said he
81 Pm going a quilting, Sir, ." sh, said
ITO the Sunshine Socictic."
And what will YOU do there, my prc,N
maid2
what will You do2" said he.
we sing as We plan all the joy wr cm
To brighten our small elite"
And who's going with YOU, my prc,,,
maid,
Pray who may your escort be-
Why, all the prcttiest girls in town
Will scatter sunshine with me.
May J so with You, my pretty maid
Right useful might he 80
Yes, come and welcome, Sir, said She
But bring some dimes with yc.
He came and threaded needles swift,
With firm aud steady hand.
He bought the quilt as soon as 'twa.
done,
And charmed the Sunshine band
And i'll a cottage, where the light
OF sunshine nc'cr is dim,
She scattcrs smiles and makes all bright
As summer noon for him.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

The examination for tho pupils OF
the Lead Belt, who wish to graduate
in the common school course, will be
held at Flat River, Elvins and Esther,
March 30 and 81, 1908. Those who
pass satisfactorily will receive a neat
diploma from State Superintendent
Darlington. Teachers will encourage
their pupils to try for this.
Il, j. HUBBARD,
Soc'y County Board of Education.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
Finland Famine Fund.

EDITOR OF TINES ;-plcaso print
following gifts to Finland famine fund
Young lady student from Carrie
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

Sunbeam pins Will bG on sale ior
those members who wish them Stick
pins at five cents, those with catch at
ten cents. We hope to have seed, for
our Sunshine gardens soon Any who
have seed they will not need, or slips
or roots to give away, will kindly let
rs know. OF our entertainment We
will speak more definitely next week
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

We welcomed some now faces at our
society Mrs, Klein and her young
folks came back again, Mrs. Wade
made us a call, Misses Nellie Halter
and Bcrta Hull made their fingers ny
and greatly assisted us. We missed
some of our younger Sunbcarls and
hope to see them next time. Little
Edith McGahan brought her money for
the depleted treasury hope We may
receive some more
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

1t has been suggested that the boy,
would enjoy meeting OF their own
A vote will be taken at the next rcgu-
lar meeting as to organizing boys
brig udc, to be held at time more
convenient for the boys than Saturday
afternoon We earnestly urge all the
boys to nttond this meeting, that the
brigade begin drills, debates and other
matters OF interest at once.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
Pupils Examination.

All gifts will be forwarded by Mrs
Geo. W, Williams at her expense.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

Team average 40 I4-I5.
Atm HTICS.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
Sunshine Society.

The Sunshine Society held it regular
meeting at Mrs. Huff last Saturday
as usual, and it was very busy time.
Two quilts arc picced ready for
joining, and the scrap. books are pro-
grcssiug finely. The Sunshine quilt
ing party will take place next Tuesday
at two O'Clock at Mrs Ilun's. and
any kindly disposed person who will
help put the quilts on the frames Mon
day OF Tuesday u. m, will relieve
Mrs Huff by letting her know, MS her
own early education in that line is de-
Iicicnt. The ladies and gentlemen
will please bring thlmbles. Gentlemen
who cannot tie knots are requested TO
make small contribution To the treas
ury for permission to work on the
quilt. Those who cannot come please
double their offering All are in.
vted
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

And now Juniors this is for you.
The CalIiopsis, our society flower, has
come up in Mrs. iluff's garden aud
those who would like 10 transplant
some to their own gardens are asked
to come rs soon as possible and get
some, as the supply is limited. All
who do not get plants will receive seed
later, but must also wait longer for
the blossoms
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