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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-12

Tona % possession dsi esrro d
IusZ.
Re nsssstro C0rgsspoasa5 es0eoioz (,

sssfooSsY 011Yee egO9escst especial.
Enero 10. EI dfa de REYES bnho
una tiesta pl6ndida en- casa al mes.
tro particular amigo don Federico
Font CamufIas. = : -
Ls casa habitaci6n ie nuestro 49,,
patFiot3 es una preciosidad: an Ics13s
punto de Las habitaciones hay aIoa n,,a
llama la ateuoi6D m iardfn preIioso
y admira blenenta cultivado nor 6I noa
CAUSE deliciosa impression recor3Sn
nos los cuentos fant6sticos.
Ia mesa no 90 quito en- TODD Vi dfa
un ein n6mero de platos ricaments
confecciOnados fueron aerVidos "a Is
manera mas cari1l9sa.
Los dulces. las pastas y los Hcores
circulabRn constante nente.
Las h0ras pasadas en- compa MA de
les asposos Font Santana nos parecie-
ron miput0s.
Emprendimos nuestro regreao &
Yega-B1js dejando impresa en nuestra
mente IN recuerdo cari1oso parb los
amigoa gslantes, yuna frase de amis-
tad la simpatica sefIorita Ayelina
Santana que en- union de su sonora
hernaana. Sc afansron por hacernos
placenteras Iss hOras transcurridas an
so gfata compafifa.
l1s yfspera de reyes fu6 assItsda
la casa de don Paco BarPeras nor IN
nhmero de amigos. El placer reinaba
en- todos los semblantes Y durante las
horas que pasamos deleitados ALI nos
convenclmos que tanto ell seflor Barre
ras como go amabIe esposa son sociG-
bIes y carihosos en- extreme.
Ssgdn ofmos, dol Pepe Mater ydon
Joaqp1n Landr6n ser6n sorprendidos
una de estss n0ches y nOsotros que
ssbe1nos & que aItura IIeQan ambos
amigos. no dudamos que ser6 una
fiesta regia Ia que tendremos 81 gesto
de celebrar.
-El dfa Sc ausent6 de Vega- Bsia
l9 sefiorits de1s Luis Hernandez Ca
uelo despu6s de habar pasado una
Perez.
Fueron & accmpafar & nuestra d I'll
mazda amiga varias sefIoras y se1oritas
de Ia locAlidad, para darIe una peque-
fls pfueba de las simpatias de que
squf Roza.
H tornado possession ell nuevo iuez
don Paco Amadeo. DadOs los buenos
infoFmes de rectitud y honradez que
de 81 tenemos. creemOs que cumplirS
sus deberes con la unprecedented que
su caTg reviste. Damos nuestra enho-
rabuena 8 Vega-Bsja por tan acertada
elecci6n.
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SEMPER

Hemos recibido ID Que sigue del pre-
sidente de IL Junta de Cat6licos de
Manati:
Ener0 10, 1905. Sr. Director de Ella
CoFrespondencia.0 p San Juan. Distin-
guido senior: Ruego & Vd. se sirva ha-
Ger Edblico en- So popular diariO que Il
Junta ParrcquiaI de Cat6lic0s de Ma
natl, hace suVo eI mensage de protesta
Y adhesion & ruestro amadfsim0 Pre-
Isdo Mr.. Blenk, publiCado por la Di-
reCtiva de nuestra, AsociaCi6n en- ese
mismo diario.
En- nombTe de la Junta doy & Vd.
Ias mas expFesivas gracias por 50 lne'
"a Ill atender nuestro ruego y le relte-
70 al testimoniO de mi confederation
personal mas diatinguida. Atentamen'
te, fernando Cazlg5o. Presidente.
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Fhe Royal Mail IS. Company
L o II DON.
INooRPoRATED BY RoYAL oHARTER lsag
UNDER CONTRACT WITH Els MAJEsTY's GOVERMENl

magnifcos yapores sESs xEDENs de esta Compana
escaa isa de Pueroco mpezando nero
comuneando as nuea sla San Thomas Isas Ingas
Hoandesas Fancesa Venezuela Colombia vapores
espcamente uristas equpado
moderno adme carga para
as anddha como para odos los plertos Europa
Ademds de vapores pasageros que rcaarn
reuarmente quncena empezando en- Enero g. ha
bra bena para para odos pueros
Europa por los yapoes carga Compana po
Gran cualqUer de puertos sa
da sufcente carga. Para mas detalles dergirse
Frtze Lundt & Co scccs SAN JUAN Agentes Generates
Frtze, Iundt & Co succs MAYAGUEZ Agentes.
] T Silva Bank & Com Co. AGUADILLA. Aeentes
G.. Ledesma & Co, ARECIBo, Agente.
Feci & Co. PONCE Agentes
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BAACO POPULAR.
Convoeatoria.

Ri Conseio de Gobiernc de esta sociedad,
en- session ordinariR celebrada la noche del
dia 81 del expiralo mes de niclembre, acor-
do fjar Ell dfa 20 del corriente mes, hors
de las Z media de Ia noche, para Ia cele-
braci6n de Ia Junta General ordinaria, que
Sc contraen los IEstp tutos y Reglamento por-
que Sc Fige este BsncS, en- los salones del mis-
mo establecimiento.
Con ell laudable prop0sito de que los acuer-
dos que Sc tomen, resulten revestidos de la
mayor autoridad, Sc ruega los sefiores Ac-
cionistas 81 asistencia al acto, va personal
mente, por delegation, segdn Sc determira
On la secCion tercera, artfculos ~, IA IS de
los referidos Estatutos.
San Juan, Puerto Rico de Enero de 1906
El Director Gerente, Damian Monserrat.--E
Secretario, Ricardo Beyley.
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.DR. N. RAMIREZ
MEDICO- O-CIRUJANO.
OCULlSTA
ConsuItas particuIaFes dc 0S4p. m.
psra I0a p0brea de 8 &9a Ea.
-)FORTALEzA ~

POSSESSION. Ha vualtO & tumhr
posesi6n de su deatino de Practicante
del Hospital Municipal don Liuia Is.
C6rdova, que estabR en uso de liCen-
CiR.
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LIS FIESTkS PATR0-
MALES De ANASCO.

FL centric latino de ese pueblo, aCor-
d6, para ceIebrar Ia traditional fiesta
de San Antonio Abad. Celebrar las si-
guientss festas:
El dfa IA gran bale de soCiedad; el
Is bale de con6anzs; eI Is bale de
nifpa y 81 17 & las dOCe del dfa. PeCep.
ci6h en- los saIones del indiCado centric,
verifc6ndose, como final de festejos. &
las 10 de Ia noche, un baile de socie-
dad.
Para esas fiestas hemos sido atenta-
mente invitadcs. por Is Cort6s presi-
dencia del centric latino.
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A V Il S D

Para conocimientO general Sc hace
p6blico que en- los dfas %. "a y 25 del
corriente mes se celebrar6n en- Ii f.
Gina de S6nidad, Bsne ficencia y Co
rrecci6n Las nueve de ID msfIano,
exsmenes para los aspirantes aI tftuIo
de farmsc6uticos.
Hasta ID vispera SO recibir6n les SOL
licitudes de los aspirantes & las cuaTes
deben acompsflar los $25. 90 importe
de los derechOa de ex6men que son de
ley, y que han de 6irijirse 81 Superin-
tendente de SAnidad.
Los impresos para soIiCitudes de exs-
men ser6n dados On Ia oficina arriba
CitadR.
Superintendente de Sanidad.
3va
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A V | S o.

Para cOnocimiento general. Sc hRce
p6blicO que en- los d1as 26. 27 y 28 del
cOrrieDte mes se Celebrar6n en- la cfi-
Gina de Sanidad, Benefcencia v CO.
rrecci6n & Las nuave de Ia mafisna.
examenes pars los aspirantes al tItulo
de Cirujanos Dentiatas.
Hasta Ia Vispera Be TecibiFan los So
icitudes de los aspirantes las Cuales
deben acompafiar los $25. 90 iDnporte
de los derechos de exsmen que son los
de ley. y que han de diIieirse 81 Supe-
rintendente de SAnidad.
Los impresos paER solicitudes de ex6-
men SO darsn en la Cfcina arriba ex-
presada.
Supervisor Of Heat.
2v
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CREOITO Y lHORB9 PONefNO.
convocatorIa 8 Junta General.

La Junta de Gobierno. en- cumpli-
mient0 del artfcuIo % del RegIamentc,
acord6 conVcCnr & los sefIores Accionis.
tas para celehfar Janta General oTdi-
maria 81 S6bado IA del corEiente & las
8 de Ia noche. con objetO de dar cuenta
del Balance y Memoria de 1904 de-
sustituir & varios miembros de ID jun
ta de Gobierno. cuyO t6rmino ha VEN
cido.
Ponce, Enero, 1895.
El Presidente.
9v.s. x. MARIANA
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NOtiCiaS generates

Han empezado Sd labor las CANA
ras Iegislativas ell p4fs espera que
Aquella SEQ fecunda on biea para aqu6l
y no se vuelVa esppmR como 10 cervezR
mala; que de ell Fesultado de la de Ia
marca sPabsto de 10 que son sQentes
M. R. Calder6n e Co, Tetu6n Ill.
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(6orT8O

Cartas detenidas en- - adninistra-
ci6n ds correos fe esta ciudad;
Torres. Justina: Tiralde. S0corEo.
Vi5o. Juan Edo; Vale del, Anto-
nios Valdez Mercedes.
Wilson, Augtst; Watkin, John 2
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
BISMARCK BREvITlES.

Judge Elkino was in town Monday.
/ + Bculd aud wife went to ST.
Louis Monday
Mis-, Lem River was Il visitor here
n few days this week
Work ON ". T. Buffers building
has been temporarily suspended
Prot. Colmau has rented Mr. Al
kin,' house in The west part OF town.
Nj. Bclknap has purchased Mi.
Cuntc| property here aud will move
soon
4 jcwelrr has rcntod the building
formerly occupied by Miss e. A.
Reilly
The work on Mrssr~. Eaton aud
Traucrncht's new building is pro
crossing nicely.
Me,,r, Merrill Pipkin and u. l..
Rivers were transacling legal business
in bismarck last Tuesday.
Cur schools will begin Monday,
Sept 4, with rrols Culman, Baker.
Mi, Rife aud Miss Mitchell in charge.
Dr. Eaton returned last Sunday
from a tour of the East inspecting the
Sanltarium for tuberculosis in New
York aud Massachusetts.
The Bismarck base ball team went
to Flat River Sunday and played ball
with the Flat River team. The score
was to 3 in favor of Flat River
A large percent OF our people last
week attended Circuit Court at Farm
nglon rs witnesses in the case of W.
:. Nhitlock, alias "Chcap john" vs..
j. T. Murphy. This was a suit for
SANDER. The plaintiff and defendant
had a misunderstanding last May
which resulted in each having the
other arrested for disturbance Of the
peace. At the trial OF WhitlOCk the
jury failed to agree, and later, by
agreement, both cases were dismissed
At Mr Murphy's cost Whtlock sued
Murphy for 81 900 for slanderous
words alleged to have been used at
the time of the quarrel, aud also sued
the officers aud complainant in the
case against HIM for conspiracy for
Sl5, GOO. The cases were set for the
oath inst and after considerable
legal sparring the conspiracy case was
continued till the November term, and
the SANDER case was tried last Friday
and Saturday, the jury returning n
verdict for the defendant, james r.
Murphy. The case was conducted by
Mrssrs Rozier, Alternately and Boyer
for "Chcap john" and Messrs.
Rivers, Marbury, Wilson and Anthony
for Mr. Murphy, aud was stubbornly
contested on each side.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
ADDITIONAL BISMARCK ITEMS.

ADDITIONAL BISMARCK ITEMS.
$. Mccoy is spending few days at
home.
Born, to MIR. aud Mrs. Riley Linsey,
Aug. %, II boy,
Roland Arnoldy of Flat River visit
ed here last week.
Mrs. Lower aud children are visiting
relatives in Flat River.
Mrs. IIelmkampf of Jackson is the
guest of Mrs. A. ID. Boss.
Thco and Fern Cottrell spent Sat
urday and Sunday in lronton,
Miss Rose Larvick of St. Louis is
the guest of Miss Lizzie Shaw.
Wonder who the ladies were that
worked the streets after dark
Miss Mabel Bargcr is spending n
few days with her aunt, Mrs. j. S.
l'argcr
Miss Clara Boss entertained few
of her friends last Thursday evening
in honor of her seventeenth birthday.
A number of Bismarck people at
tended the Baptist Association which
was held at lrontou. Among them
were Mrs. LaTour, Mrs. Cottrell and
Mrs. Fitc. G. Z.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
Carry Nation.

This remarkable and well known
woman lcciurch here last Wednesday
evening to Il large audience. She says
she has call from God to do the
work she is doing Her lecture was
devoted mostly to telling what she
had done, how she came to 90 into
the saloon smashing business, the
trials through which she had passed,
etc. She says the Bible is the Ratchet
she is using now to do her smashing
with. See gave free lecture at the
Opera House Thursday morning.
While here she went into one of the
saloons and had little argument
with the pr0pristcr, which attracted
quite a crowd for few minutes.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
llBERTYvlllE ITEMS
Dry weather is the subject now.

Dry weather is the subject now.
Three diamond drills running and
more expected soon.
Miss Mary Wallace of Knob Lick is
visiting Mr. A. NJ. Wallace and family.
Miss Ethel St. Gemme, who has
been visiting relatives here for week,
returned to her home at Frederick
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. u. Kinkcad and children,
who spent last week here with n A.
Kinkcad and family, returned to Cape
Girardcau Sunday.
An ice cream supper will he given
in the grove at the Christian Church
Saturday evening, Sept. 9. Every
body is invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. e W. Simpson,
Misses Myrtle and Violet and Master
Hubert Simpson, spent last week Wis
ting friends in Castor
Mr.. Bakers colt show and picnic
saturday was well attended and proved
a success in every way. LIST premium
on horse colt was awarded to colt
owned by Emanuel Smith; md to
colt owned by Wm. Dcidering; Is,
premium On best mule colt awarded
10 colt owned by John Graham; 2nd
To colt owned by Thco, keippe.
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ Wallace and
Miss Sadie, Miss Mary Wallace Of
Knob Lick, Misses Alma and Carrie
rrcsncll, Eli, Ferguson and Roy
rrcsnCll met at j, W Banc's Tuesday
evening and spent very pleasant
evening. MIR. Wallace played the
violin, Miss Mary Wallace the guitar
aud Miss Sadie Wallace the organ,
tud rendered some excellent music
FEIIN.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
CIRCUIT COURT.

Court continues III session, and
following are the eases disposed of
the past week
CIVH. CASES.
f.. s. Campbell VS. s. A Thomp-
son, appeal; Judgment against de.
fcndent for 500. SO
William Yinglng vs. Harvey
Thurman, appeal; trial by court
and Judgment for plaintiff for SO.
Vale Reyburn ct al, VS. W. n.
NalIe ct al, partition; death Of W.
n. Nalle suggested and order to
bring in his heirs and legal repre-
scntatives, and cause continued.
Edwin Schecle Whisky Co. VS.
John T, Williams, account; trial
by jury and Judgment for $3.50 %.
Jasper n. Burks vs. George f.
Wigger, account; trial by jury and
judgment for $3.50.
Joshua G. Long VS. David Marler
ct al, partition; decree of partition
granted and land ordered sold.
Ida Degonia VS. st. l.. |. M. & =.
Ry., damages; trial by jury and
verdict for plaintiff for So, 900;
motion for new trial continued to
next term.
A. II. Rudy, assignor, Robt.
Forsyth assignee; report approved
and assignee discharged.
Edward G.. Roberts, assignor,
NJ. s. Simpson, assignee; settle
ment filed and approved and distri-
button of balance in hands of as
signee ordered to be made to the
debts.
John IL. Tribbey VS. Iron Noun
tain Co., title, default of defend
ant, decree of title in plaintiff and
costs taxed against plaintiff.
Union Central Life Insurance
Co. VS. j. Elvins ct al, injunction !;
submitted to court and Judgment
for costs against defendant.
Robert +. Mitchell VS. Richard
Blankenshlp, appeal; continued.
Il. +. Swink vs. Mo. Pac. Ry;
dismissed ut cost of plaintiff.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
WESLEY CHAPEL ITEMS.

The sky is azure and no prospects OF
rain.
Miss Clair Mitchell was a visitor Of
the Misses Mckenzie Sunday.
Come out to church, Thursday eve
ming, ut 80 =. IN, Sept. T.
Little Hiss Stella Smith has been
having the chills for some time.
Geo. Smith Of Kentucky is at home
visiting his mother, Mrs Eva Smith.
VIM. and Jesse rctlcy were the
guests of A. NJ. Smith Sunday.
Everyone had a grand time nt the
picnic Saturday and no one regrets GO
ing.
Miss Clara Bradley and MIR VIM.
Dalton have been seriously i'll for
some time.
Everyone is looking forward with
aoxuus henrts to the picnic at VIM.
Dallon's Friday, Sept. /.
Miss Dollic MulIcr,msn of near
Knob Lick is the teacher for the com
ing term Of ClearyIcw School.
Several from Unity attended ser.
vices here Sunday and listened to
very excellent sermon h" Rev, Davis
Mrs. +, T. Paylic left for her home
in ST. Louis SUNDAY, after week )
yii-t with her brother, A. B Mckin-
2ir.
Wheat sowing IS no longer fat off.
Prof LoomiS and wife aud James
Thompson spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Jesse sutton
Onc fact has been established be-
yond question of doubt that the
best corn raising country in Missouri
i, located right here.
Quite number Of our young folks
are contemplating attending college
the coming term Some in ST, Louis
and some at Carleton.
hlr-. Dr. Madison of Pennington is
spending several days with Mrs VIM.
Dalton; also Airs straughu and little
daugctcr, Birdie Of STE Gcncvicye.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
Pleasant Social Event.

Last Friday evening Miss Macy
Morris entertained number Of friends
in honor of the birthday anniversary OF
her brother, Jim {, Morris Among
those present were Mi and Mrs. NJ. +.
Caycc Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cayce, Mr..
and MR.. Fred Could, Misses Gladys
RoAer Jessie and Bird Spaugh, Elsie
and Adele Caycc, Emma Keller, Anna
Butterheld, Josephine Chambers, and
DR.. Horton, Kos and Frank Weber.
George and Bryan Forster, Will Taylor
and W NJ. Harlan. Misses Bessie Cover
and Ethel Morris served punch
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
A Successful Stock Show.

The fourth annual stock show and
picnic at 6 \ Baker in Cook Set
Element last saturday was well attcn-
ded and the display OF fine stock Of all
kinds was pleasing TO the eye. The
day was an ideal one Tor an occasion
Of this kiud and the good people OF the
settlement did themselves proud in 50
grlcioualy entertaining those from ads
lance. This old-iimr custom Of annual
stock show, in Cook Settlement is of so
long standing that the general public
look forward to it, coming with pleas
IRE and take great pride in showing
to the world what good stock old 81.
Francois county can produce
in the rIng for the best horse colt
there were eight entries. The first
premium was awarded TO a colt
owned by Emanuel Smith, and the
second 10 colt owned by William
Dctriug
I'm the mule ring there were twelve
entries The first premium was awar-
died. to colt owned by John Graham
aud the second to colt owned by
Theodore kclpc sixty dollar, each
wa, offered for the premium mule
colts
+. V. A>hburn, Roy York and Hen
ry Bcss were the judges.
Everything passed off smoothly.
There was not drop ui whiskcy on
the grounds and not a harsh word
heard Judge g. q. Nations enter
tanned the people with short address,
which was well received
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Patterson Morris.

Last Wednesday, August %, at the
home If MIR and Mrs Thomas Morris,
William Patterson and Miss Annie
Morris were united in the holy bond,
OF malrimony by the writer, after which
the company with the bride and
the bride groom retired to the dining
room, where such things were spread
before them as never come but once
in life. My, my, can almost taste
that supper and ice cream yet May
the young couple have long useful
1T" !. the wish nf the writer.
j A. WOOp
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
Goods Cigar Factory Seized

The cigar factory of Philip Good nj
this place was seized last Saturday 10y
Deputy Marshal Baughcr and turned
over to the United States Marshal on
"a charge OF violating the internal rev
cnue stamping law. Chief Deputy
Marshal Walter Noll came down Fri
day evening and took possession Of
the factory Mr. Good being absent
at the timc-and notified the author-
ties in st. Louis. Mr. Good came
home sunday, and As soon n he
learned OF the matter consulted his
attorney, and that evening went 10 81.
Louis and Surrendered himself 10 the
officers. 1t seems that in filling an
order Mr.. Jacob, who does most oi
the stamping aud cancclling for the
factory, overlooked stamping five
boxes that were sent to festus, aud
thus the trouble But the Govern
mcnt in such matter, does not over
look mistakes of that kind, aud the
case was compromised by Mr. Good
paying = minimum fine, As soon a,
the legal papers are returned from
Washington, the factory will be- re-
opened, probably to-day. When Mr.
Good arrived IN St Louis, We are in
formed, he found number Of friend,
who were ready to assist him IN any
way they could, aud he has many
friends and patrons here who regret
that he got into any trouble over what
was apparently careless ml-',..
School book, AT Laakman'. Drug
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~ y w., ,,... ''' ''''' IT," H'.'a' ~, INV,
W" "' '- W. ' Nv w. -
If ven want 10 have a GOOD time be
sure and attend the picnic At Sproll on
September 9Th
ur, r...... 49,. ~
'.'' :. .'' 80 '',,. ~"
''''' '''' WV" "'''' ~
"
Mrs. J.. /. tn,ticman and little
daughter Virginia, have returned
~. T. IT, 'I'"'h ~ N'' ''"'NIc''
was i'' Town wednesday ne came
up ''''' ".' MUMMY WIN "''' "''n VS.
'""3 j" zoe h"''.
Mi. Jp,ruhrur Chambers OF Kan.
a.. CIV. who hr- been visiting Ms
Anna Bulrrrnrlrd lot several week,
ha. returned home.
u., ,r.
..,.
....l. 49,. ~. ..'.I, ....,.... H.,
,'.'., ,'.., 49,.
Nj, Louise Hun has gone I" BLOOM
field to visit friends and later "O, 90
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
BIDS WAIVED.

Sealed bids will be received 10y the
County Court, up to noon oi WCdncs-
day, Sept. 9th, for the delivering and
spreading of 30 car, Of chats on the
st. Louis road from the %armington
Junction, according to specifications
on file in the office of the County
Clerk Bids To be by the cubic yard
rs measured in ears The court re-
serving the right to reject any or all
bids.
j 4. LAWRENCE,
Aug, 9th, 1903 County Clerk.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
Pennington Banks to Close Labor Day

The Banks of the City of Farming.
ton will close Monday, September 4th,
on account Of Labor Day.
BANK of HARRINGTON,
ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY BANK,
FARMERS BANK.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
Hour Of Service Changed.

FAKMINWTONi WO.' ut U %
The evening hour for divine services
hereafter will be $50 o'clock, BY
order of the Ministerial Alliance of
Pennington.
W. NJ. RUDOLPH, Secy.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
Has Stood the Test rs Years.

The old, original GROVES Tastelcss
Chill Tonic. You know what YOU are
taking. 1t is iron and quinine IN
tasteless form. No cure, no pay.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
Pennington Times
COUNTY OFFICERS.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1905.

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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01

200 reward to any party return
ing case Of upholstering samples Ito
Harper Bros. and no questions asked
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-09-01
FOR SALE. WANTS, LOST, &c.
For Sale

A new Oliver Typewriter, has been
used bot a short time. viii sell same
for halt price Call on OF address
DR. i. j. ROBINSON.