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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-27

free by mail. postpaid. by which you may test it's virtues for such disorders as kid~a ney, bladder and uric acid diseases, poor digestion when obliged to pass your wa ter treouentlE night and day. snaxnn1 or irritation In passing, brick-dust oK sediment in the urine. headache. buck gche. lame back. dizziness. sieeplessne&ay nervousness, heart disturbance duo G4 bad kidney trouble, skin erupticnn from Lad blood. neuralgia. rheumatisms dsaN betes, bloating, trritabilitys wornout xeeAA ing, lack of ambition. loss of deshs aallnM complexion, or Bright's disease.
 If your water. when allowed to Esnatn undisturbed in a glass or bottle for twens ty-four honrs, forms a sediment or aate: ting or has a cloudy appearances. ik ia evidence that your kidneys and bladder need immediate attention.
 Swamp-Root is the great discovery c8 Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and hln&. der specialist. Hospitals use 1t with wons derful success in both slight and severe cases Doctors recommend it to theig patients and use it in their own familiea. because they recognize In Swamp Root the greatest and most successful remedy.
 Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and ia for sale the world over at druggists in bott1ea of two sizes and two prices-fifty cents and ono dollar. Remember tha name, Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer,s Swamp. Root. and the address. Bin9hamton. Ns Y., on every bottle.
 in promptly curing even the bladder troubles, that to prove itB won- le and a book of valuable information. ook contains many of the thousands eived from men and women cured. The well known that our readers are advised your address to Dr. Kllmer e Co, Bing- this generous ofer in The Montgomery hfa Oanar erfaaraNAfaA Rhn wouaYi.o~amz .e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-27

PrickIy Ash Bitters cures disease of the kidneys. cleanses and strengthens the liver. stomach and bowels.
 wed-fri-su. 7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-27
You may have sample bottle of this famous kidney remedy. swamp-Root. sent

EDITORIAL. N0TE.--So sueceasful ts I most distressing cases of kidney, liver or derful merits you may have a sample bot both sent absolutely free by mail The upon thousands of testimonial letters re value and success of swamp-Root is so to send for a sample bottle. In sending hamton, N. r., be sure to say you read Sunday Advertiser. The proprietors of this offer. tSs5t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16

bic &eoner auf benz 8antett tDttrben
aud lire tuGrnenoe Stimme erbeben
9eaer ben 8erfu9, ben ieBt Die 8elO=
magnatem MAIDEN, I'm ben oemotra=
ti5hen &onpent gu beberri4en unb bic
domination zines bemofratii9en Ran=
oioaten bur9auieben, ber gen6tbi9t iein
mnrbe, on Die Winide unb 9pfnun=
gen Der bemofratif6en WaKen gum
8errdtber 3u ueroen. Wiliam 5.
0ilas bon Wiseonfin, ebemaliser @e=
neralpofmeifter, fpra4 iiber .@laube
unb 9ofnung." 8ilas Derbreitete fi9
in Ieiner &eoe b~eiOnoers iber bic 5iin=
ben Der &epublifaner auf Dem inan=
aielen @ebiete. Ct fiihrte aus, oaB
unter Dem republitanii9en &e9ime Die
Nusgaoen Der Station smei= big brei=
bunoert Miqionen mebr betriigen, als
notbmenoig fei, uno baB Elm Sabres=
@tat in 96he BON elmer Billion gar
balo in Musfdt ftebe. unb Der gr6Bte
She'll bieier berf6menoeten @elber
fomme aus Der Saf9e bes armen
Mannes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
Nene Sacorporationea.

5olqenbe neue @eieli9aften ertDirf=
ten eeitern lire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
9ie Mammotb Oil Co., Muneie;
capital $50, 900. 9ireetoren: @bas.
%. Martlep, Sobn 2onsnOder, 8. q.
Matbias, Gi9arb Me@aulep. Soibua
30. 9rafe, Senrp O'Meara, S. 90.
McGinleD, Sacob 2ebmann unb 6. S.
Gemern.
Sic Some Water Worts", MOuni
8ernon; Capital $50, 900. 9irecto=
rem: Sacob 90. Sarlem, CHARLES s.
Sobnfon. Wiliam Gomermanb, 2p=
man 9. 0oleman unb Rofa &uben.
9ie .Olibe Oil Co., Nlbanp; Ga
pital $50, 900. Sirectoren: s s.
Barrett, u. 6. Wilion, 9enrp 8aaece
uno @rnef 8. gertins.
Die .Gscorb Oil unb Gas=@Ompa=
np," Wuneie, capital SIS, 900; Si=
rectoren: WiIiam Solms, s. 9agis,
gilbert @ousb uno Carl 81 Sara.
Die Ban @lebe Oil Company"
Marion, capital 500. 600; 9irectoren
5. @lart, S. 8. McOOnalo, @barles
Silent urb s. Gan @lepe.
Die v8incennes Canning & Padinq
@ompanp", 8ineennes, @apital $15,=
900; 9irectoren: SO. &acep, s. lbri9.
%. Weeb, 6. Miler, %. 8ierbaus,
6. Mener uno g. Gardner.
Sic vMarion @as Comp. unb biz
Grant & @abaib Bipeltne Co.," Wd=
riOn. baben fi6 confolioirt; Die neue
@eielI9aft trdet ben Namen vMarion
@as Co." 9as capital mire burd
Die Capitalization bon $500, 900 anl
$40, 900 erb6bt. Sic 9irectoren be,
neuerl @efelf6aft finb: 8. g. Barns
ban, 6. g. Whttcomb, u. %. 2emis,
8. &obertfon unb 80. .. Carton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16

nor's Der AUTHORIZATIONS ni9t
benin MfrtGsbaus pprbei nnb 10 ftiegen
mir oenn aus. I'm ben sebabten fletnen
G9reden nit einem S9oppen ,30euriz
gen" btnab5ufpiilen.
Mbermdls fletterten mir, nod Uni
einen @rab heiterer oeItimmt, in ban
@ager. 9iesmaI lam i9 apif6en bsn
grpfef1or 8ifolb unb ben Supplenten
9ans Wi9ner gu iiten, gu ceiien &eh=
ten fi9 bas 6rGuGein Sanean nieDerge=
lai1en bate.
@ieber erI9pnen frDbli9e 2ieber,
unb pieber perna6m i9 5pif6enbur9
bos @erdui9 zines &ufes! 9rnner=
tpetter! ba9te i'd mir, 10 cine Maiz
bDple nirft ioa6rli9 Wunber. Der
trodene, leberne, fteiFe 9upplent fam
alfo audi fiifen! rnb pertieft in Sc
banten fu6r i9 tpeiter. @nbli9 errei9z
ten mir unfer 9etmatbftdbt9en. Der
Wagen bielt 0 benz rf6par5en 4b=
Ter" unb anes ftieg ab, UNI uD6 einen
Nbf9teDstrunf gu MAIDEN.
SIN f9pa6 erleu9teten 9ausflur
fab i9, nie bas naibs, fublufttge SrGuz
lein Sangalt tire Mutter beim Mernel
rupfte unD bDrte, pie tie i1r gliidItra9z
lenb 5ufliiferte: r9enfe Dir, Mama,
i9 babe mid am 6eimtpeg nit Sans
beimli6 berlobt-brei &ii1e bat er min
gegeben!" Sin G9immer Der 8efriebi=
qunq qlitt iiber Das runaeliqe @e1i9i
Der often. Gnbli9, enbli9 mar bas
langerfe9nte @reigniB eingetreten.
Damn dber fra9te iie gefpannt: rSa
liebe Mart6a, ober nit NJ d e n
Sans benr eieentli9?" Oas S09ter=
9en narb berlegen, ergliibte, mari
einen bilflo7en 8lid lumber urlb itam=
melte: o9as-bas tpeiB i9 nt9t, liebitt
Mama; es NOR ia finfter!"
Mutter Sangan mar entfeBt. ,Sds
tpeibt 9u nt9t?"
,Nein, Mama!"
9a trat bic 4lte bol i9piegermiit=
terli9er @iirbe dl1f uns !6erren 5u-
mir bret 6Gn1e itanben gerabe neben=
chamber unb fenften Die &0pfe gum
tDbtli9en @trei9-unb ibre 8lidt
bur6bpbrenb ouf uns ri9tenb, REF tie:
rMetne 9erren, fpie mir meme So6te1
f6on mittheilte, bat ie elmer Der Ser
ren pG6renb Der Setmfdbrt breimal &c:
fiiBt; i4 bOffe, Der 8etreffenbe pirf
als @brenmdnn Die RDnfequen5en bar
aus 3te6en! Nun2-"
2autlofe @tiQe. @ir brei 9Gnfe
f6auten chamber an, unb ieber ba6tt
bel fi9: . m a gefiBt? Nein
bas lpar i9 ni9t; i'd tpeib nun por
e e Sub; Das mnB enti3teber
elm anberer gepeien fem!
unb 10 fam es, baB 5i6 feiner mel
bette. Oie Wittipe 5ongan mari uns
MOD einen berd9tungsbDllen Slid gu
3ifdte 3ptf9en ben 3dbnen: p5etgi
Memmen!l" unb rauf9te nit bem gan1
gefnidten SD9terlein babon.-
5rGulein 5angan TT beute nod 81
DQDSIl. -ss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
@rnnbeissntbnms ltebertraaunsen.

@lisabetb s. 9ablep, Guardian an
Marp u. Sittle, She'll BON Sections
9 unb 10 in Sp. Is, &an9e 2, in
Wopne Somnfbip. $2,683.23.
9ieielbe an o~ieIelbe, She'll Der ndm.
li4en @ectionen. $5,316.67.
9apib .. Drills, Mominiftrator ar
oiefelbe, She'll bes ndmli6en Grunb.
fids. 81, $50. SO.
Cornelius 8. @arfbpiler an Wm.
S. Sobnfon, She'll bonn norb6Eli6er
8iertel in Section "a, Sp. II, Stang,
3 in Wafbineton SIP. $1,000.
9lrtbur Serbian an Bridget u. Gla:
BERTH, Got so Nrfenal Barf Nbb., iio:
lid bon ben alien Mrfenal : @rtinoea.
So, $50.
Mrtbur g. 8rotpr an Charles We
&pber, 2ot 81 in 8romn's gait Meri
oian Seisbts Nbo., nDrbli6 Der 5taot
800.
Biais 8. @nsle an Campbell:
CHAPEL 5ree Wia MetbOoit @bur9
Got 10 in Mnen's 2. n6rbli1e Nbb.
n6roli6 bonn @ref an Nortbpeferr
Mpe. $1,000.
Wapne g.. unb 8. NRociation at
Sofepb S. Bidel, 2ots 43 unb "A II
&ubbel's 8lenpDob Mob., 61tli6 bot
Woobruf place. 50, 1888. 40.
Mi9ael @lune on German 9o6b
Got IL unb She'll BON Is in Wc@ar
tp's South Noo., on Meribian, iabltd
BON Morris Str. "a, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
@a1nen g anittlou4

9 60nen g 9nittluu6
3u a n. 8or allem lolIte man
i'm ale 3frei bis brei Sabre 5erretBen
unb perfeBen. Gr perlangt einen ni4t
3u f9peren, fetten, aber ni4t frtf6
oebiinqten 8pben unD cine Gage, in Der
CT pG6renb Der Commemorate nt4t
ben @trablen Der beiBen Mittugsionne
ausgefeBt 1T. Sin 9utes Wittel, nm
i'm gum iipptgen Wa9stbum gu brin@
gen, 1T bas l1eberftreuen nit STUB 5et=
fig i'm 5riibiubr obsr au9 nit 8affaez
iab. 8eionDers 9iinitig dber mtrft bas
8eeieBen nit Der 8riibe, bic. bonn
@ouertraut abgef9Dpft nirb, etpas
nit WaFer perbiinnt. Die Mntpenbung
foate aber in ben erten 5riblingsz
monaten gef6eben; er pd9it bdrauf
uneemein ippig. Nu9 @eifenfpa Ter
nirft eiinftig auf bic @ntpidlung Der
8eeetation. Ollie biefe Waittel ldfen
ii6 audi in mGBieen Quantitdten BET
Der Sopffultur antpenDen. I'm pdb=
renb beg @ommers ftets frif9en 5drten
@9nittlou9 gu BADEN, f4neioet man
ibn bi9t an Der @rDe ab, bebedt ibn
nit bolb berfdulter Wiftbeetz ober an
berer Oungerbe unb begteBt bteie fletz
bid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16

Der oIbenburgif6 de 8 D.
tag bat in eriter 2eiung elmer bis9er
Dertrault9 bebanDelten 8orldse iiber
bic &egelung Der @rbfDlge in Slbenz
burg 5useftimmt. Gs banbelt fi4 baz
Bel um cine 3ufabbetimmung gum
Mrtifel II par. 1 bes rebibierten
@taatsgrunbge5eBes. Oana9 tit Der
!6eraog 5riebri6 Serbindnb gu @9lesz
mig : 6olftein Spnberburg : @liidsz
burq (gebpren am II. Sftober 1865
NIT 3uitimmung bes 2anbtages bur6
Mnorbnung bes @roBber5ogs pom %.
DECEMBER 1900 fir cen San, baB cine
Geeentfdaft erforberli6 perben ioIz
tie, unb Die @roBber3o9in @liiabet5
Dor gintritt Der 8onjdbrigfett bes iebt
fiebeniGhrigen @rbgroBber5ogs BON
Slhenburq fterben foGte, our Gegent=
fGdft bernfen.
Sn Moina brad Elm g a NJ
eerftanb 3ufammen, aGs Die 9auptprpz
Be fir Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ub=
qebalten tpnrbe. Muf bemielben be-
fanben ii6 100 Sanger, bon benen 30
in Die Siefe ftiir5ten. Mebrere SGrts
ger tpurben berlebt. einiee fdner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
Mdtmns, Mmatemr=8 aiebaatfen!

Die Yarfbeb6rbe bat our5 Superin=
tenbent s. 6. poner cine @inlabuttg
an ale liefigen Nmateur=g aieban=
Clubs erlaKen, &eprdientanten gu elmer
am Wontas Morsen I'm 9 ubr in iei=
ner Office ab3ubaltenoen @onferena 3u
entienben, I'M iiber Die Grage betrefenb
8aIebau Spiel in ben 6fentlt9en
parfs on Sonntagen su beratben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
Dos Ad1ttupft11d1.

9er Nngeflagte bleibt bel Der Ge=
ri9tsberbanblung babel, er babe benz
&lGger BEL Der @9ldgerei nur nit Dem
@9nupftu9 iiber ben &opf gef6lagen.
troBbem Der &lGger cine tiefe Wunbc
borpeit, Die er Bel Der 9elegsn6eit ba=
bongetragen bat. q m t 8 # t e +
(5u benz Mngeflagten, auf befen riefige
SGuite beutenb): rSD4en, SO4en, Din
@9nuppbauf Tenn id! Su puBt 81
be g1Gi e nit Dine fin Singer"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
&aie=8al.

9ie geFrigen @pieIe refultirten ME
fpl9t:
Snbianapolis, Is. gpriI.
Snbianapolis 800. 32O222-ll
Sort WaDne .013O00- 4
81 atiprlal= 2 I 9 a.
Stem Oprf, Is. Npril.
Stem gorf... ..0OO12OOO2-
8rooflpn. ....O OOO1O1OO- 2
philadelphia, Is. NpriI.
philadelphia. ..O0OOOoOOOE O
8ofcn .......5 00OO0001-:
ct. 2ouis, Is. Npril.
ct. 2Duis ....O1o11OO10e 4
9~ittsburs. ....1 100000 5
Cincinnati, Is. Npril.
Cincinnati. ..4OOOO0O1OOE
Chicago. ....0 012O10O10- 5
Co Sic bette 5 Gent gigarre in
Der @tabt, Wu6D's ,2DnsfelOn4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16
Cure
Nfennioe

Sebt mas 81 Sent per Sag Dber $1.OO
Der Nionat bewirfen in 5ebn Sabren gu
3 Hrpaett 3in1en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-16

GO 9ie bette 5 Gent gigarre in
Der Stabt, Mu9D's p2onsfeQotnA.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
Fire Department Organized.

Tuesday night the city council
convened for the purpose of adj
ministcriug to Henry Reuter- the
oath of Office as chief Of the fire de-
partment Of Pennington. Mr.. Rcu.
ter, after taking the oath of office,
submitted to the council four com.
panics Of fire fighters, one in each
ward. The companies are made
up Of the following persons;
FIRST Ward-M. {. thinner, cap.
tain. Joe thinner, A. Il. Boyd, Ed.
lIclbcr, Henry Guessing, Vernon
Doss, Jacob Lorenz, Frank IIiIber.
ling, r. W. Schramm, George
Daglish and Robert Boswell.
Second Ward-Marion Smith,
captain; Albert Traucruicht, Rob
ert Turner. John Mccormick, Wal.
ter Morris, Ben O'DelI, A. :. Da
Wis, Frank Pool and Gus Petty.
Third Ward-R. NJ. Talbert,
captain; Alvin Ruckcr, Albert
Smith, Charles Giersc, Willard BY.
ington, @. f, Swearingen and Thos
Burke.
Fourth Ward-Sam Iscman, cap
tain; Joe lseman, Fred Iscman
Chas. Grceulcy, Clint Dcnman, Et
Manley, John Guessing, Simon Sic
bert and Geo. w. Jones.
a bill for S3.3j was allowed il
favor of Cole & Nixon for Il pig o
lead for water works.
The committee on sprinkling wa'
authorized to contract with Geo. T
Westover for water to be used by
the latter next summer for sprik
ling streets.
City Marshal was authorized t
purchase policeman's club a
city's expense.
Street and alley committee wa
ordered to investigate the complain
of lack Of sidewalks on Potos
street between Liberty street ant
Cayce ave, and if necessary to or
derer walks built.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
LlBERTYVlllE NEWS.

The TIMES failed to reach Liberty.
Vile last week.
We learn that MIR. Il. CONVEY is Sc
riously i'll at present.
,u,n &c..
n,.;oI =, -. ,,...''i s.. "','' "'
i'' '""'"S
Born, to the wife of MIR. j W.
Russell on Jan. 5rd, 1904, SON
MIR Npm Sch,.,i,, ot Fla, p,,.,
!. VISITING bomc f,Ik. bcrc mi. wcrL
W a simpson l''' u me cal ",t
"''N' SuPPoSco 10 nave "'e" I'll o'H'N
'cs
Miss Hannah Simpson and Miss
Ellie Combs visited relative, at Flat
River last week
-,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
FLAT RIVER.

John Ilalk is erecting n new res.
idcncc near the Flat River hotel.
w. j. Sites, agent ut the Bonnie
-reirc depot, has been visiting in the
city.
A. W. Armbrustcr made a business
trip to st. Louis Friday.
Carl Norwine, member Of the Flat
River Sunday School board, reports
they had an interesting meeting Sun
day.
The grocery stock of Klein brothers
was auctioned off Saturday afternoon
1t is said tho bankrupt stock brought
full value.
Some of the neighbors and friends
of Frank +. Clay, who was married
last week, gave him chaiivali.
w. l.. Thurman of Valley Park
visited his brother, A. Thurman, nj
Flat River this week.
DR.. Poston of Bonnie Terc was
called in town Sunday in consultation
with DR.. Donnell concerning patient
of DR.. Donnol's.
The main line wreck on the Bonnie
Terrc Sunday morning delayed train.
few hours. Three cars jumped the
track near the Southern Missouri cross.
ing
The Bonnie Terre Ry. is putting in {
net work OF switches for Dick Tetle,
of East Flat River. The F. |. Tcllcy
Lumber Company has been purchase,
by Dick, who is running business on I
larger scale and is receiving many ca
loads of new material aud building
new houses.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15

Remember the Great CIo,ing-out
sale of Holiday Goods at The Fair Tor
the next 50 days.
saturday night Sheriff Murphy and
Prosecuting Attorney Marbury raidcd
a crap game, which was being con.
Quoted in an old oven building in the
rear Of Chris Hands saloon. Twenty
two were captured.
The saloon known as "1hc Home
Saloon, conducted in the old Braun
building, closed its doors Tuesday
night, the owners Of the building hay.
ng given notice for possession on that
date, which was the termination oi
their saloon license.
Lcdgcr,, Journals, day books, rec
ord books, cash books and order
books at rclty's.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
County Farm for Sale

The County Court will receive bids
for the County Farm Of $50 acres, on
Tuesday the second day Of February
Term of the County court Terms
cash, but one half purchase price can
be had from the County School fund
AT six per cent, the Court reserves the
right to reject any aud all bids by
order of the County Court.
j. A. LAwEEScL
County Clerk
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15

NANrlp--Ne wish TO cmpIoy g
youu2 nly IN Pennington, cor ST.
trancoi, county 10 do several months
work She should have a right good
education and Wide acquaintance.
Good pay Tor the amount Of work
to bc done Work can begin right
away. Addrr,, ia own handwriting,
SNIIu PRINTING Co
Springfield, Mo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
Emmett laSsource Robbed.

Saturday night, Emmett Lasou-
rice in some manner lost about $50.
Circumstances indicate that one,
and probably two, colored boys,
Pin Blackwell and Louis Cunning
ham, robbed him, us they had been
with Emmett in the saloons drink
ing together. After midnight the
two negroes were seen in Chris
Hands saloon engaged in low
and earnest conversation. Sunday
morning Pin gave Ferd Shaw $40
to keep for him, and later rugged
himself out in new suit Of clothes.
That afternoon he got the money
from Ferd aud left with Louis Gun
bingham for parts unknown.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
Rickus-Grifin.

An interesting wedding took place
Wednesday noon, January IS, 1904,
at the home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott Griffin, about two
miles east of town. The contracting
parties were Mr.. G.. 4. Rickus and
Miss Birdie +. Griffin, Rev. W. K.
Mccormack officiating. More than n
hundred invited guests were present to
witness the ever attractive ceremony,
as old as the human race bu, always
new and interesting. A splendid din
ncr was served to the many guests and
call went merry as marriage bell >"
The young couple were the recipients
of many beautiful and'useiul present
from their legion of friends, with
wishes for happy and prosperous
life. The TINES joins in wishing
them all the good and none of the bad
things Of life.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
MRS. JONES ENTERTAINS
A Large Party Of Her Friends With q
Most Delightful Musicale.

The most elegant affair so far OF
the social season was the musicale
given by Mrs. John Harrison Jones
on the evening of the eighth, al
which there were present about one
hundred guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Genevieve +. Logan, Miss
Adele Cayce, Miss Nirgie Conway
and Miss Gladys Rozicr.
The hostess was gowned in Il
beautiful creation Of black crepe de
chine with black silk applique over
silk.
Mrs Logan. crepe etamine with
silk cluny, decollette corsage.
Miss Rozicr, pale blue etamine
trimmed with cream lace applique,
low bodice.
Miss Conway, all over cream lace
with black velvet polka dots, over
white silk.
Miss Cayce, blue crepe de chine
with insertion of cluny lace, decol.
lrtte.
Following is the program which
was entirely carried out with the
exception of the number by Miss
kouth, who was prevented from
singing By II severe cold Each
number was heartily cmjOvud aud
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
AT THE SANITARlUM.
Dr. Mayheid's Visit the Occasion Of o
Surprise Reception and Luncheon

The friends and stockholders Of
the Pennington Sanitarium CAV,
the manager, Miss Mary X Rose
and the nurses "A pleasant surprise
and luncheop "Wednesday noon i.
DR.. w. II. Mayfald came down
from st. Louis Tuesday night for
the purpose of removing an epithe.
lium growth from j. T.. Blanken-
ship of Jayee, "A patient at the SAM
tarium. The friends of the Doe.
tor and of the institution took nd =
vantage of this opportunity to show
their appreciation of all connected
with the Sonitarium by rendering
him and the management an i'm.
promptu reception and luncheon.
Baskets of good things were made
up and sent over to the Sanitnrium,
and informal invitations we're has.
tily issued to n number of friends
to gather there at the noon hour.
1t proved AN enjoyable occasion
and was highly appreciated by those
in whose honor it was given, as
well as by the guests
Among those present were DR..
Mayticld of st, Louis, Drs. IIaw
and McEwcn of Pennington.
Messrs. &. NJ London, II. s
Whitener, and Rev. +. V. Lamb
of Flat River, Mr.. j. l..
Whitener and wife of Deslogc, Miss
Matte London Of Fredericktown,
Mr.. NJ. l.. Hunt aud family of Rock
Springs, Mr.. John Barry and wife
of Doe Run, Judge II b. Ledbct-
ter and wife, j Mac Cunningham
and wife, Mr.. q. w. Grover and
wife, Mr.. Thos. j Highlcy aud
Miss Tessie, Walter J..
HenSley, ESD, and Editors Page of
the Bonne Tcrre Star and Talbert
Of the Progress. The editor of
THETIMEs acknowledges the honor
Of an invitation, but owing to his
indisposition was unable to be pres.
cnt.
Mr.. /. j. Shancr, the smallest
man in the county. was on hand
with his camera and made pictures
Of the group and also sketched the
and nurses The party |
then dispersed with a conviction
that Farmington's Sanitarium is n
good place for sick or well.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15


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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15

Presbytcrian-Wm. II. Harlan, su.
pcrintendcnt; Robert Forsyth, assistant
superintendent; Miss Irene Nixon, sec.
Rotary; Rufncr Lloyd, assistant sccrc-
tary; j. Frederick Gould, treasurer !;
Miss Adele Caycc, orgauist The
teachers Of last year were retained, 1t
was decided to offer prizes for the SUI.
day School class having the best at
tendance during the coming year, AMI
also prizes To- individuals attending
their dlasse, the most regularly during
the year.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
Notice

. The firm known as Guessing X Bro ,
Ia, been succeeded hy the Farming
ton Milling Company All person.
indebted to the old firm, or having
claims against it, are requested To call
and settle them al the earliest oppor-
tuui'y Respectfully,
GIr~SING " Bro.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
ELECTION or S. S. OFFICERS.

The various Sunday Schools hay,
held their annual election of officer,
and teachers. The following were
elected to serve during the ensuing
year:
Methodist Episcopal-W. T.. Elliott,
superintendent; Benjamin Glover, as
sistant superintendent; Henry Manlcy,
secretary; William knight, librarian;
Ethel Elliott, organist. The following
teachers were selected: Doctor J. S.
Mernclc, S. 4. Gresham, benjamin
Glover, Felix Glover, Misses Rhoda
Boise, Minnie Dunn, Mollic Dalton,
Ella Sackmann aud Mcsdames Henry
Reuter-, Emma Boswell and - Watts