The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-11

many favorable reports of the city of
schools aud churches that they con-
cludcd to visit it. There were six of
them, all in uniform. They held ser
vices on the public square and made
very favorable impression on those
who listened. There were four won-
en- and two men. They are at Doe
Run, where they have made ll9 con-
versions.
Herring, mackercl and Goldfish at
KIen's.
Keep in mind that the next mum Der
of the Gnion Entertainment Course
will be given Oh Monday, March 2sth,
when Miss Ida Bentley, the delightful
''stOry teller" and rcader will be the
attraction The New York Tribune
says of her, "Alss Bentley knows how
to be dramatic without being theatri
cal, is happily original, and her even
ings novel and attractive" Tho san
Francisco Examiner says, "Aiiss Ben
fey is story teller Of rare ability"
The Musical Courier (London Edi-
Iion) say; Mis-. Beufcy pleased 10y
her quaint selections, which were cv-
identity enjoyed 10y the Princess Chris
tina.
Garden Seeds, in bulk and package,
at klcin's.
JEFF u. rOston OF Bonnie Terre an
nounccs himself rs candidate for Col.
lectOr MIR ru.ton is well aud pnpu-
arly known IN the north half Of the
county, having lived in Marion aud
Perry townships all his life. lie comes
from one Of the oldest and best fami-
lies of the county, and we ARE informed
is the first one Of the name Ia run for
u county Cfice. Personally he is gen
ial and affablc, possesses good bust
ness qualifications, aud II nominated
and elected would give careful and
faithful attention to the duties of the
Office lie respectfully sollcils the IA
vorabc consideration of all Democrats
at the primary, and their support will
be heartily appreciated.
You will always find full line of the
best make of Shoes at IIe:hog's.
Hon. John l.. Bradley is out as a
candidate for Collector 1t would be
supercrogation on our part tn intro
ducc senator Bradley to the readers
of 1mE TIMES; he la, represented
the county one term in the State House
of Representatives and is now state
Senator of this district His record is
a clean one, and his services in the
interests Of wage carncrs has made
him very popular among laboring men
Of ali classes, especially the miners
Of this county. lie now feels that he
would like to serve the people in a lit
tie better paying il humber position,
aud therefore solicits their support Of
him for Collector If nominated aud
elected he would give them his best
service there rs he has in his legisla
tive capacity. and would be II hard
worker for the entire ticket.
Splendid line Of carpets just re-
ccivod by the Pennington Mercantile
Co.
Squire r. W, Porter of Flat River
announces himself as candidate for
Assessor. Squire Porter is one of our
enterprising and intelligent farmers,
aud owns aud cultivatcs nice little
firm. In connection with this he has
served number NJ years rs Justice of
the Peace, and is better known away
from home in that capacity than as a
farmer though the latter is his princi
pal calling; but ms n justice he is rec.
OguiIcd rs one of the best in the cOun-
ty. lie is we'll acquainted with the
lands of this county and II good Judge
Of real estate values, which would be
Of great help to him in assessing pro-
perry. He respectfully asks for IA
yoroblc consideration Of his candidacy
and the support Of the Democratic yo-
tcrs at the primary, assuring them
that such support will he highly ap'
paccialed.