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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-19
Chicago Boxer Injured.

ST. PAUL. Oct. 1s.-Bud Brown.
said to be of Chicago. is in the hos
pital in serious condition as result
of a Knockout blow received in
boxing match with Jim Potts of Min
neapolis at the Amateur Athletic
Club tonight. Brown was unconscious
for two hours, and it is feared he may
not recover.
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race-Wakeful, McJetta, An
niscuam.
Second race-Ben Lear, Jack Mo-
ran, Detest.
Third race-Hucena, Lemon Girl
DrummO,d.
Fourth race-Miss Mae Day. Crime
PretenSiOn.
Fifth race-Canyon, Sabot, Ingol-
thrift.
Sixth race-Bab, Lasso, Oudon.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs; two-year-olds;
WORTH SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Annie Alone, Raviana
Sly Musettc.
Second observation-disclosures, Arab
DCtiful.
Third race-Frontenac, Rusk, May
or Johnson.
Fourth race-Idle, Floyd X, Fed
eral.
Fifth race-Docile, st. Blue, Sill
vermcade.
Sixth race-Simplicity, Colonel Ru-
pert, Michael Byrnes.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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Long Shots Bring Woe
to the Bettors.
LOU WOODS A WINNER
Outsiders in Betting
Run 0ne-TWO.
Special Dispatch to Tn. Can.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-Long shots rout-
ed the talent to-day at Worth. The
cream of the lot came in the third race,
when Lou Woods, the longest shot in
the race, at 40 to 1, won by a neck from
Scortic, at II to 1. Scortic, in turn, beat
the 10 to l shot Clausus a length. 1t
was anybody's race 100 yards from the
finish. with the field punched all the
way to the wire, where Lou Woods got
up on the inside and poked his neck il
front of Scortic. The latter closed with
wild rush on the extreme outside and
beat out Clausus length for the place.
The time, lbs. was considered joke.
The track was lightning fast, the
weather clear and hot and the attend
ance fairly good. with no special at
fractions. Summary.
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs; two-year-olds;
Betting Horse Weight Jockey ST. q Fin.
to Green Gown, los (Morsn)
IL to l-Pancreatis. 100 tHoffmn)11 9 nix
Time. :13 80. Start bad. Won easily.
Winner, w. o. joplin & Co.'S br. (. by Pom
tiac-Hope w. The Gadfiy 10T, Dixelle los,
Presentiment Ill. Dundall los, Peggy Mine
100 Bishop Poole 107 Bonnie Prince Charlie
105 Captain Neroth 1O3. Lou NJ 104, Proprie-
tor 115, finished as named
SENOND RACE-E1Ne and hdlI IurlOnBSs
four-year- olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. Il Fin.
Il to- 1-Tom Maybin, 122 CTrxler) u nix
o to 2-Flaunt, 119 (NicoD. -. Il 2h
to 1.-The Musketeer, 122 (HeD nix nix
Time. / :O9. Start fair. Won driving. Win
ner. NJ. D. Miller's oh. c. a. by Lord Ester
H. Corblet's Boy 119, Julia Junkin ia, An
gelo ia, Jove 122 Bonnielithe ia, Flying Girl
ia Matte Spencer 119. Winesap ia, Hudson
119, Tillo 119, finished named.
THIRD RACE-one and an eighth miles;
four-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
40 to Lou Woods. 90 (Johnson) Al nix
10 to l-scortic, 9s CWatson) 55 q
10 to 1-Clausus. los (Morrison). u
Time. 155. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner, C. X. Burdeau's b. &. 90 by Golden
Garter Alesa Barkelmo o lo1 Carat loe Ben
FOURTH RAcE-one mile; three -year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 10-Floral King, 9s (NicoD. IA "A
IS to 5-Brancas. 40 CDominicE) 2 25
Time. 1:s9 3-5 Start good. Won canterins
Winner. H. Gardner's br c by Giganteu m
Rosa Regina. Shawana 107, Friendless 81,
finished named.
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs; two-year-olds;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
IS to Subtle, les (Robbins). h i 21A
8 to Monte. los tNicoD. -. "A 25
Time, / :01. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, S. W. Street, & Co. b. f. by Ben Strome-
Cratic. Flaxman 113. Broadway Girl 100, Jade
105, Angelotta 103. Peach Bloom 100. finished
as named.
SIXTH RACE-One and eighth miles;
four-year-olds and up: selling:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
6 to 1-Gienwood. 101 (Foy)..... 1 8
o to 5-Jingler. 0S (Shaverl. ..... 3n IN
Is to 1-Reckoner, 9S (Hoffman). h 30
Time. ]: 55 2-5 Start good. Won easily
Winner H McCarren Jr.'s CHI. c. by St Leon
ards Glenfairy. Bard of Avon 9S. Prosador
1906 Wing Dance 100. Paramount los, Rabunta
9S, finished named.
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Tennis omcials Meet.

There was little doing at the direc-
tors meeting of the California Tennis
Club last night. Those present were:
w. S. MacGavin. Frank ! S. Mitchell.
DR.. Hill, DR.. Lovegrove, DIR. Noble and
Charles G. Kuehn. DR.. McChesney
was chosen as the fourth delegate to
the Pacific Coast Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation. A number of tournaments
were spoken of for the ladies.
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Seattle BuncheS
Errors but Fails
to Group Hits
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

SEATTLE, oct. 1S.-Seattle bunch
ed fielding errors and errors of judg-
ment to-day, but left out the hits
when they would count. Ross, in left
field, made a phenomenal running
One-handed catch in the fifth. follow
ing another brilliant catch close to
the fence that put Seattle out of the
running. He simply robbed Mohler
and Frisk of doubles. Gray out
pitched Boyle, but it must be said in
justice to the latter that everything
broke against him. The score:
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JUDGES BAR FENIAN.
His Inconsistent Running at st. Louis
Is Frowncd Upon.

His inconsistent Running at st. Louis
Is Frowncd Upon.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1S.-Fenian won
the last race at Delmar to-day in a
hard drive. The winner was at 16 to
/, but was heavily played. Following
the race the judges barred Fenian
from all tracks for inconsistent run
ming. Commodore ran a great race.
The weather was clear and the track
fast. Attendance 3O0O Summary:
FIRST RAcE-one mile and seventy yards;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
sto &c. GastSn. I Ioa (seullY.. 2 Il liz
to 2-Imboden. 104 (D.Austin) 1892
Time l;4lA. Start good. Won easily Win
ner. D. l.. Shows b. g. (0 by Prince of Dark
Ora 93. Madoc 9s. Amberita SO, Banquet 1O7,
Roger Smith 107 Chapaia 101. finished as
named
SECOND RAcE-six furlongs; two-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. Fin.
IL TO Passive. 95 (Rice). II h
40 TO 1.-The Eye. 9s Diclxinson). 6 81 ms
6to b-Argosy; 1o3 Cd. AUSTIN, az 3ns
passion Ollie Burnett 100. preventative ss.
Powell e5. kathryn L 100 finished as named i''-
THIRD RACE-Five and a half furlongs.
three year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. z Fin.
to 1T. Mankins: ITO tw.Dgn) 9 In IS
to bob Curt. 105 Dickinsn) 2 u 25
10 to TX. Chief. los tHowelD. 90 3 u
Time, :0S. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. T. A. Gay & Co.'S b. &. by Denevarro-E Ell
POGO. Sweet Note los, Matt WadieIgh 100, Es-
sayer los. Rhyme. and Reason 105. Major Car
penter los. Handzor no. Lady Walter 1906 RAJ
dunn 105. Sir Francis II ZOE, finished as named
FOURTH RACE-Three- year-olds and up:
six furlongs; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. z Fin.
to 1-Commodore. 126 Dugan). 8 IA IA
to 1-'Ftlgts Favrite. ITO (Dkn) 2L22
to 1-sMalster. 112 (Murro).... 2 80 81
Time. liza. Start good. Won easily. Winner,
]. c. Milan's CHI. c. go by The Commoner-
Rosa Masso Ice Water 116 Jennie Hughes
49, Mafalda 104. Bensonhurst 90, finished as
named. sCouDled Gay entry.
FIFTH RACE-Four-year-old and up; one
mile and seventy yards:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Y Fin.
Even--Aden. ITO tCheatham).. - / ms
5. to 1-Taby Tosa, ss (McMulln) 8 3h Tls
II to 1-Pinochle. 90 Uoague)... FL 3h
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Corbett Meets White In January.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-"Young
Corbett" and Jabez White, the English
lightweight champion. were matched
tonight to meet the first week in
January for $4,000 a side. The men
will weigh in at 135 pounds at the
ringside. The exact date and place OF
the fight will be decided later. The
club offering the best inducements will
secure the match.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-19
JOCKEY CLUB STAKES
WILL CLOSE ON MONDAY
Horace Egbert Win Act as Handicap
per and Programme Maker at
the Oakland Track.

Secretary Percy W. Treat wishes to
call the attention of horsemen to the
fact that the rich stakes of the new
California Jockey Club close for en-
tries on Monday the gath instant.
The official announcement that Hor-
ace Egbert has been appointed handi-
capper and programme maker at Oak
land gives general satisfaction among
turfmen. Horace has had plenty OF
experience and some hair-lifting I'M
ishes may be looked for the coming
season.
Having gathered everything in sight
that looked good to him at Kansas
City, Garnet Ferguson shipped his
stable for California Monday night.
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ST. JOHN, N. F.. Oct. 1s.-Appre-
hension respecting the overdue La
brador Line steamer Virginia Lake is
increasing. Besides her crew the Vir-
ginia Lake has on board many men
from the fishing fleets.
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Errors-Mohler C2). Blankenship. Leahy, Ma
hon, Hall. Bernard, Chase, J. Smith o. Cra-
vath. Ton1sn. Ross. Stolen bases-Spies Sac
rihce hit-Cravsth. Two-base hit-Chase
Double plays-Blankenship tunassistedO: Ross
and Toman. Hit by pitched baIl-Chase CO.
Ross Struck out-By Boyle 3. by Gray 2.
Passed ball-Spies. Time OF game-Two hours
3 minutes. Umpire-McDonald
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Earned runs-Portland 2 Bases on balls
on Barber 3. Struck out-By Iberg a bv
BARBER 8. Two-base hits-Nadeau Drennan
Left on hsses-Portland g. San Francisco Il
Hit by pitched ball-By Iberg 2 Double pIav
Sacrifice hit-Beck Time OF game-1 so. I'm
pire-Brown.
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Cuba Gables sympathy to Spain

HAVANA, Oct. 1S.-The Govern
ment of Cuba has cabled condolences
to the royal family of Spain on the
death of the Princess of the Asturias.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Fire tonight ae-
stroyed the works Of the Anchor Rubber TIRE
Company at setauket. L. /. Loss 5000
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Time. :4sal. Start good. Won driving: Win
ner, w. D. Stringer's b. h. 90 by Atheling-
Ulsie Burke Cochran 9s, Sam Craig 101,
Flora willoughby 9s. Lady Strathmcre 49, FIN
ished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Two-year-o and up:
mile and seventy yards:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. Il Fin.
10 to 1-Fenian, 90 Dickson =. 2h IL
2 to Lemon Girl. 80 tClark).. 81 211a
to 1-Mindora, 105 (Emblen).. 81 3h
Time, 1:47ls- Start bad. Won easily. Win
Helena Oudenarde 1O1 Sambo ia Avoid 1O7
Albany Girl 102. Check Morgan 9S, Sister Lii
liam 102, finished named.
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Totsls.si 8 p ls Totais.ss / "a 8
Runs AND HITS az INNINGS
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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FOURTH RACE-One mile; three-year-olds;
purse
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey ST. 4 Fin.
z to 10-Floral King 9S (NicoD. 4 4
10 to 5-Brancas. 10 Dominick) l n
80 to 1-Triumvir, 90 Johnson. 3 u ; n
Time. 1889 3-5. Start good. Won canterins
Winner H Gardner's br. c by Giganteum-
Rosa Regina. Shawana 107, Frendless 81,
finished as named.
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FIFTH RACE-Four-year-ol and up; one
mile and seventy yards:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
Even--Aden. ITO tCheatham).. 12 / ms
to 1-Taby Tosa, 9s (McMulln) 3 3h 2 Tls
~ to 1-Pinochle. 90 Loague)... FL All
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01
Notice Of Annual School Meeting.

To be held in Pennington School
District No. "a, Township 40, Range
e East, on Tuesday, April 9th, 1904,
for the purpose of clectiug 2 school
directors for the term of 3 years; also
to vote upon a proposition to increase
the rate of taxation ten cents on the
one hundred dollars assessed valuation
OF property; also for the purpose of
voting for road oversecrs by all voters
living inside of said district and outside
of the corporation, to vote in such
ward as they would reside in provided
the ward lines thereof were extended
and produced through such adjoining
territory,
W. II. YOUNG, Secretary.
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The Board OF Lady Managers af
ter securing their 800 900 from
the Worlds Fair fund, have deci
ded that they will need it all to
furnish their building aud enter.
tain distinguished women visitors,
and have therefore abandoned their
plan for Il day nursery. This is
said to be one of Miss Helen Goulds
pet schemes. Rev. Frank Foster,
pastor of the North Presbyterian
church st. Louis, suggests a fund
of 5000 BY popular subscription,
and offers to be one of the ! 900
to give 81 or one of 5000 to give
So, to establish the nursery. 1t
ought TO bring prompt response, for
it enables mothers to see the fair
without caring for little children.
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MA POSITIVE CURE/
:.
l/NALARIA\|
FOR SALE BYAIL DRUGGISTS

the NJ. T.. Church here the past month,
left Monday for Flat River. Much
good has been done during these ser
vices and they have made many friends
here who will gladly welcome them
back should the opportunity be granted
them
Died, at his home near here, on
Thursday, March "A, 1904, Eli Hawk,
after an Illness Of week OF pncu-
mnnia. lie leaves wife who has been
very sick with pneumonia. but Is slow.
ly recovering, and eight children, three
sons and five daughters. All of whom
survive him. Funeral services were
| held nj the o. q. +. cemetery Sat
urIay by Rev Lcibctter. We extend
sympathy 10 the bercayed wife and
children.
Died, March %, 1904, at his home
near Doe Run, Milton HINT, after a
week. illncsS Of pneumonia, aged II
years. He has been member of the
Missionary baptist Church for mum
Der OF years and has led faithful
christian life lie has been a great
worker here, both in the SUNDAY school
and church, and will be greatly missed
| 10y all. lie leaves a wife, son aud two
daughters TO mourn for him Funeral
services were conducted SATURDAY
nj the Missionary Baptist Church, by
| Rev. Lamb of Flat River. thence tu
the cemetery, followed by large pro.
ccssion Of MORNING relatives and
| friends. The bcrcavcd ones have the
sympathy of the entire community in
this great sorrow.
Died, March ~, 1901, ut her home
in Doe Run, Mis- Mcrhing, after an i'll
ness OF only SIX days, of pneumonia,
aged almost - years She hn, been
n member Of the German NJ T. Church
for years, and hns led true Christian
| life. Her Suiirfings were great, but
she pore them unchniplalnlngly aud
with great christian forttudc To her
daughters, who were with her all
through her illness mp to the last, she
said she was prepared To 90, and talked
to them all, she being conscious tn the
last. She leave, five children. four
daughter, and one son They are
McsdamcS Fred Schaicr. Jesse Elyin,
and Carrie Dixon of this place, Mis-
Kate Mrrhing and Fred Mcrhing ct -
Louis. Funeral services were conduct.
ed on March 80 At the German VI h..
Church near here, 10y l;rys. Krughun
of Pennington and Edward Koruh OF
this place. To the hrrcaYcd daughters
and son is extended the heartfelt sym.
pathy If the entire community.
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Governor Dockery denies that he
mndr any request Of Mr. Folk to
have the trial of Ed, Butlrr iii 1902
continued until after the election,
aud Mr.. Folk suggests that the
Governors memory is allttlr hazy,
for he (thr Governor) did make
Just that suggestion, This raises
question OF vrrucIty between the
Governor and Mr.. Folk, and the
people will be- slow to believe that
the latter would have made mn aS-
scrllon of that kind in relation to
the Governor of the State il there
were not nt least some ground for
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-01

The report that the Japanese
had taken Port Arthur turns out to
he untrue; but they made another
effort last Sunday to bottle up the
Russian fleet in the harbOr, failing
however in the attempt. They ap-
preached the entrance 10 the harbor
under cover of night with four
large merchant vessels, supported
by six torpedo boats, which they
intended to sink in the entrance
and TINS block up the passage.
They were discovered, however, by
the Russian searchlights, and were
vigorously attacked by the batter.
les aud gunhoats guarding the en-
trance. A Russian torpedo boat.
scouting on the outside, made a
dash for the merchant vessels un.
der heavy fire and torpedoed the
leading ship, turning them away
from their course. 1t then attacked
the six Japanese torpedo boats. in
which it suffered greatly, seven OF
its crew being killed and eleven
wounded, among the latter its com,
mander. All the Japanese mer
chant vessels were destroyed. and
it is reported that two Japanese
torpedo boats were sunk. The
Japanese cruisers which supported
the attack exchanged shots with
the land batteries aud then drew
off. An hour or so later the Japa.
nese torpedo flotilla, followed by the
Japanese fleet, came up from
southeasterly direction, and at day.
break the Russian fleet steamed on,
to engage them, when the Japs, il
is reported, declined the challenge
and sailed off in n southwark direc.
ton.
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In the county primaries and con
vrntlons the past week, Folk carried
Atchlsou, Vernon, Hcuton, Holt
Butler and Gentry There was Il
split IN the Clinton county con.
yrutiou and two sets OF delegates
elected. one for Folk and the other
for Reed. Reed carried Randoph
county. Crawford county went
auti-folk and State senator Frank
furrls, under Indictment for hrl.
berry, controls the delegation, To
which of the machine candidates
he will throw il is not known I}u
chanan county has decided to hold
primary election The standing
of the candidates ut this time is rs
follows,
Folk Reynolds >, Howell /.
Mississippi >, Duuklin ,, Srhuy
Irr3, Newton e, 'Wrtrr2, Dallas i,
st Louis city 10, Oregon I, Yer
non .. Atchison I Benton >, ten
try s, Holt II total of g. nm
contested delegates; St.Lmls couu-
ty :, New Madrid , aud tlmtoni.
contested, makinga total OF 81 del.
rgatrS SO far for Folk
Reed Ray I, Carroll I, Platte &.
Livingston ), Randolph : total 33
uncOntcstrd Clinton > contested
Hawes st. Louis Ill "Injuus. -
The nominating convention will
be composed of 100 delegates, and
1t will take 3J5 to nominate.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

;. l.. WAUGH authorizes MS TO an.
nonnce him as a candidate for Alder.
man from the Second Ward
JVNItS {. MCCORMICK authorizes
us To announce him as q candidate for
Alderman from the Second ward
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UNIVERSAL OINTMENT

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eczema, nasal catarrh, pimplcs, sores
and ernpiinns of any kind 2jc pc,
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JUDGE COUNTY COURT

K J.. WEikER OF Pcndlrton town.
snip authorizes NJ 1" announce him a, d,
candidate for Associate Judge of the
County Court from the Second district,
subject T." the nomination If the Demo.
DILNl rATlN.
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senator Stone thinks Senator
Cockrcll stands It's good Il chance
for the Democratic nomination Tor
President rs any candidate men
toned
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FOR COLLECTOR.

ED. BN1NGTON authorizes US to an.
hounce him rs a candidate for Collector
Of the Revenue OF ST. Francois county,
subject to nomination by the Democratic
primary election.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

HENl II. MARBrRY authorize. II.
To announce him As a candidate Tor re-
election to the office Of Prosecuting At
totnrN subject To the nomination OF tn,
Democratic party.
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JOHN l.. BRADLEY authorizes us to
announce him As candidate for Cot
lcctpr of the Revenue OF st. Francois
county, subject 10 the nomination Of the
Democratic party.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR

THOMAS II. HOLMAN authorizes II.
/" announce him As candidate for Sur
N,cv"t Of II. Francois county, subject /,
the nomination 81 the Democratic part,
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JEFF j. POSITION authorizes rs to an
nuunCc him aS q candidate ior Collector
OF the Revenue If st. Francois county,
subject to the nomination of the Demo
Crllll nlrlN.
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JERRY Il. RTRkS, Esq, authorizes
us to announce him as a candidate for
Judge Of the Twenty Seventh Judicial
Circuit, subject to the nomination Of the
Democratic party.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

JOSEPH II. DUNKLIN authorizes MS
to announce him as candidate for re.
election to the office of Representative,
subject TO the nomination OF the Demo
cratic party.
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Candidates Announcements.
FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

HON. ROBERT \. ANTHONY, the
present incumbent, authorizes us 10 an.
nuumcc him candidate for Judge of the
Twenty Seventh Judicial Circuit, sub
icrt to the action of the Democracy
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II. VI. MURPHY authorize, us to an.
nonncr him as candidate ior rc.clcc
tiuu L. the office Of Sheriff of 81. Fran
co.'s county, subject to the nomination
If the Democratic party,
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FOR SHERIFF.

WM. T. WALKER authorize, usto an.
uounrc him as q candidate for Sheriff OF
ST. Francois county, subject to The nom
inaii"m hy the Democratic primary clcc
tiun