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Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

means to children. as many young
men and women and older people were
among those who have started during
these meetings.
After DIR. Mahood's touching fare
well address, the service was turned
over to DR.. Chaffee and a large class
was received upon probation, after
which the pastor, in behalf of the
people, and Mr.. Linkins, in behalf of
the official board, expressed its ap-
probation of the work and its love
for DR.. Mahood.
Resolutions of esteem and an in
vitation to DR.. Mahood to return at
another season were then presented
by Rev. C. W Shaw, which were
adopted by the congregation standing
and giving the Chautauqua salute,
After the benediction the mass OF
people tarried to bid the doctor good
bye
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

1850 It. Trenching gravel
(6Oc per Gu. yd). q zoe
per lineal foot ........ 4.730.0o
39880 it. Trenching earth
(45c per Gu. yd) q 15c
per lineal foot ....... 5,ss2.oO
5000 IT. Laying and back
filing, gravity line gain.
pipe, a 30c per lineal
foot ........ ....... 100000
1900 it. Laying and back
filling. gravity line 21in.
pipe, a 25c per lineal
foot -. .......... 1O,25O.OO
100000 #. Laying and back
filling, gravity line 1Sin.
pipe, q zoe per lineal
foot ......... ...... 20, 10000
$1,000 #. Furnishing and
laying 15in wooden or
steel pipe (pressure) a
$500 per lineal foot. 100000
$3.50 It Furnishing and lay
ing 12in. cast iron pipe
(pressure) a $500 per
lineal foot ...-... 1o.5so.oo
Inverted Syphons (Wash
and Creek Crossings) -. S.500.o0
80 Blow-off q $4,000. -. 10000
Distributing Reservoir and
appurtenances 40 mil
lion gallons capacity. 17,500.o0
1000 Bends in gravity line
q $500 each ......... 100000
River crossings a $1,000
each ..... .. s.ooo.oo
Valves and sluice gates. ... 100000
Extra work in Gorge. scat
folding, bridges. lumber.
etc. ........ - 100000
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

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Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

Sunday at the Revival in the Meth
odist church was indeed "a great day"
from the crowded morning service.
with its enthusiastic singing. its earn
est. eloquent sermon on the theme
The Books Opened its following
conservation service: through the
helpful and blessed meeting at pm
in the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium for
men, through the whole evening ser
vice, with its packed audience rooms,
its deeply earnest sermon from the
text. And when they had taken up
the anchors, they committed them
selves unto the sea, and loosed the
rudder bands, and hoisted up the
mainsail to the wind, and made to-
ward shore"
The people who didn't hear it mis-
sed it in every sense. and will always
be so much the poorer for it,
The 'Amusements' concerning which
he spoke included the drinking, opium
and tobacco habits, the theater, the
dance and cards.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
$s52,30s 90

ss52. .30s 90
o per cent Engineering.
superintendent and in
cidentals ... 1900. s5.2so.sO
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
SADDLE HORSES.

Saddle lDhSbo.
Best saddle stallion. There were
eight entries in this ring as follows:
y +. Hawn King Chester H.; Os-
car Edwards High Chicf''; d. Mack
ley King Chester; John NJ. Walk
or, star Denmark Jr." ThOs. Whe-
len: II. b. Ledbetter Rex H.; Ed
Clrvc, and NJ l.. Clardy Ir., Rex
Denmark H." First premium, d.
Mackloy on king Chester $500;
second. Oscar Edwards with High
Chief" $2.OO
Best stallion ring and three Of his
ge;. Five entries: J.LRouggloy, Wales
Mines "Tempcsr': John NJ. Walker,
star Denmark Jr', Dock Mwklcy.
king Chester, Dock Maclloy, Ar
tisr': VI. L. Clardy Jr., REX Den.
mark" FIRST premium, VI. l.. Clardy
with Rex Denmark who received the
blue ribbon The premium money
$500, was divided equally between
Rex S'octh," owned by NJ l.. Clardy
Jr. "RodrricIL" owned by II. =. Tay.
lor, and "Parkins Denmark owned
by +. j. Parkins. OF Frcdcricktown,
all colts of REX Denmark
Best mare. any age. Seven entries:
=. V. Ashburn, Nellie D.; K. =.
Taylor, Rose Mary; Godirid Krid-
Ter. Daisy; H. y. Ledbettcr, sal
lick" and Maggie IT,; j. \. Town.
send. May" and Everett Pratt,
Nell" First premium, r. p. Tay.
lor, with Rose Mary" $500; second,
J. \. Townsend with May" $500.
Best geding. any age, Nine en-.
tries: Clarence Jones, St Louis,
pan; Fred Mouncc, prince; F, j.
Parkin. silver; c. X Fowler. AR
ti,r'; Or. c. X. Fleming, Headlight;
VI. 4. Hovis; NJ p. Cayce, Govern.
or. George Kirk. and f. S. Roux.
First Premium. DR.. c. K. Fleming,
with Headlight" $500; second, {.
r. Fowler, with Artist" $500.
Best mare or gelding, any age.
Seven entries: r. p Taylor, Ger.
trude", Fred Mounce. Prince; +. j.
Parkin, silver; H. b. Ledbetter,
"Salle X" and Maggie t.; c. II.
Fowler. Artist; j. A. Townsend,
May" First premium, j. A, Town.
send, with May $500; second, X.
p. Taylor, with Gertrude" $500.
Best colt under one year. Nine
entries: X. p. Taylor, 'Roderlck';
]. l.. Loida, Dan; Jesse Babb;
Frank Doss: Godfrid Kridler, Of Ste.
Genevieve county; l.. T. Hunt; NJ. P.
Cayce. Denmark Lassie"; George
Forster, "Rasselas"; Mrs. Mary Roug-
lufi, blaine" First premium God
frld Krldlcr, S2OO second, Frank
Doss, $1.00.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
THE BIG STOCK SHOW
AND FAIR AT FARMINGTON.
A Success in Every Respect and
and Greatly Enjoyed by
Everybody.
FROM 5000 TO 1000 PEOPLE HERE

The iour-days stock show, fair and
festival nt Pennington came to a sue.
cessiul close last saturday. 1t is put
ting it mildly to say that it was one Of
the best and biggest affairs of the kind
ever pulled off il this section of the
State. rhc entries of tine stock,
poultry, agricultusIl and horticultural
products were surprise to everybody,
and place ST. Francois county in the
front rank in these products. The At
tendance every day was large, that on
Friday probably being the largest, the
crowd being estimated at between
5000 and 1000, and some place it
high"t In last week, issue we gave
an account Of the flower parade aud
some other features OF the fair This
week We devote considerable space to
the carnival, the awards of the large
premium, list together with the names
Of the exhibitor, aud :he entries made
by caCl
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
INTERESTING LOCAL pIcK.UPs TERsELy TOLD.

Mrs. T. ID. Fisher returned Monday
from Denver, Colo, where she spent
month. Mrs. +. c. Simmons and
the boys, Fisher and Ted. returned
with her and will remain some time.
The Business College baseball team
defeated Carleton Wednesday, 10 to 5
rhc feature of the game was the pitch
ing of Scimmons for Moothart, who
struck out about Is and allowed only
one hit.
Mr.. and Mrs Fins + Counts and
children, aud Mr.. and Mrs, K. W.
Counts aud little daughter OF Bonne
rerre aud Mr.. and Mrs. Frank iinrirf
and children of Coffman were here the
past week, the guests Of their parents,
MIR. aud Mrs. j. l.. Counts.
Last Monday JEFF Lewis, IS years
old, >nu Of MIR. John Lewis of Liberty
township. was found unconscious nm
der hickory tree and very seriously
hurt 1t /, supposed that he had
climbed the tree and fell out. Fears
were entertained of his recovery, but
we have not learned of the result
Mr.. W. A. Kennedy, who has been
associated for several years with the
late Thomas r. Dalton in the real
estate business, has fitted up rooms in
the HolIcr building aud removed his
business office to that place, where he
will be pleased to have his friends and
others interested in buying aud selling
real estate TO call.
A Baltimore Il Ohio train was
wrecked twice on the 18th, once at
Huron, Ind, and the second time al
Bedkemcycr, III. Several were killed
in the first wreck. Chas. A Butter.
field was IA passenger in The train and
both times had to crawl through q
window to cXtricate himself. lie say.
it was u narrow escape from death fol-
Tie passengers.
Mr. and Mrs George Cole aud Mrs.
Ellen Williams left Tuesday for f.
Paso, Texas. Mrs. Williams will
spend the winter there, but the Cole,
will make it their home in the future.
While their friends here part with them
with regret, they wish for them un.
bounded success and happiness il
their new home.
The Pennington Telephone Com.
pany is to be congratulated on secur
ing the services of Mr.. f. X. Braly
of st. Louis, who has resigned his po
siion as assistant engineer of the Bel
Telephone Co, Mr.. and Mrs Brall
arrived here the first Of the week anC
will make this their home Farming.
ton is noted for its men and women o
estmable worth, and we are pleased
to add MIR. and Mrs. Braly to thi
number
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
Sudden Death.

Mr.. Frank Rice, butcher at State
Hospital No. 4, fell dead last Tuesday
afternoon while working. Stewart
John b. Highley was with him at the
time. He was between fifty-fve and
sixty years of age, was veteran If
the Union Army, and was on fur
Tough from the Leavenworth (Kansas) }
Soldiers Home. Superintendent Kuhn
says he was one of the best butchers
they have ever had at the Hospital.
His death was caused by apoplexy.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
Farmington to Have Shir; Factory.

Arrangements have been about com.
pleted between the Business MEMS
Club aud the EIy-Walker Dry Goods
Company of st. Louis to open shirt
factory in Pennington. The Grand
Leader building has been secured. and
Il letter from representative of the
st. Louis company was received yes
tcrday saying that the arrangements
were satisfactory and would doubtless
be accepted. The factory will give
employment to between fifty and one
hundred girls, and will probably be in
operation within month or six weeks
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

Best mare. any age. Seven entries:
Adam Ncidert; Iunus Mccormick;
NJ l. Clardy Jr; nr. T.. l.. Horton:
John r. Sprading A. l.. Burnett. and
L. a Nogt First premium, NJ L.
Clardy Jr, with Ruth Bernie 81;
second. Junius Mccormick, s.,
Best Eclding, any age. Sin entries:
Walter Morris Prince. T.. +. Sill
vey; Clarence Jones, of st Louis,
Dan; Joe Iscnman. Mack Geo.
Meyer. First premium, Walter Nor.
ris. with Prince" S4Oo, second, Joe
Isenman with Mack $500.
Best mare or geldng. any age. Five
entries: Walter Morris Prince;
Junius Mccormick: NJ. l.. Clardy, Jr.:
A. l. Bennett, Joe Isenman, Mack
First premium. VI. L. Clardy jr,
Ruth Bernie" $500; second, Junius
McCormirN. $2no.
Best colt under one year old. Two
entries Judge ", f. Doss, first pre-
mium s. 900. Dr G.. A. McEwcn, sec
und, $l.OD
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

Preston G.. Tucker of Bonnc Tcrrc
and Miss Blanche Lewis Tucker OF
Williams county, Tennessee, were
married at the BRIDES home on the
18th, inst They arrived here last
Tuesday evening, and are stopping tor
a few days with Mr., fuckers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Tucker. TIE
TIMES extends them its best wishes for
Il long and happy married life.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
DOURLE TEAMS.

Best matched team of mares or
gclhings in harness. Eight entries:
Frank y Huber, p. V. Ashburn, d.
Macllcy, Fred Mounce. L. D, Thur
man. c. r. Fowler, S. NJ Phclan and
Wm Perkins. First premium, $500,
10 l.. u. Thurman, with King and
Julia; second, y. Mackley, with Rib
bon" and "Topscy.'
Best pair Of eeldings in harness.
Two entries first premium, Si.00, to
W. A. Meyer; second, $500 to Harve
Highley.
Best pair mares in harness Two
entries: first premium, Si.OO, to j.
Fred Gould, with ''Salome" and
Princess" second, to d, Macklcy,
with Ribbon" and "Topsey."
Best pair of mares or geldings In
harness. Three entries: j. Fred
Gould, d. Mackley and Fritz Rickus.
First premium, s400, to d. Mackley,
and second, $500. to j. Fred Gould.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
DRAFT HORSES


Best stallion. any age one entry:
A. c. knau-> one half first premium,
$2.O0
Best stallion and three of his get.
One entry A. C. Knauss Ribbon
awarded the stallion and the premi-
um. $500, divided between the colts
owned by d. L. Sides, f. Z. Mcdaniel
and VIM KOrber.
Best mare, any age Two entries:
first premium, $500, to Kelley and
second, $500, to "Maudie.' both
owned by G. F. Vanover
Best geldng any age Four entries
Federal Lead Co, Fred" and Dock A;
II. A. Canning. Jerry" +. u. Nc,
Daniel. Sam" First premium, 81
to Federal Lead Co. on Fred, and
second. $500, to II. a. Canning on
Jerry
Best mare or gelding any age
Three entries; Federal Lead Co.
Fred" and Dock" and II. A. Can
ming. Jerry" First and second pre-
miums. $iOO and 5000 to Federal
Lead Co. with Fred" and Dock"
Best colt under one year Old Three
entries: =. \. Meyer George lscnman
and Wm. Dictring FIRST premium
$500. TO George lscnman, on colt
sired by ThoS Whclcn's horse, and
second. Sl0n, 10 VIM Dictring.
Best team Two entries: first pre-
mium. Federal Lead Co. $ioo; sec
uud G. +. Nanoycr. $500.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
MULES.

Best pair mules in harness. Four
entries: three by K. p. Taylor. one
by E, +, Swnk. First premium, S.,
and second, $500, both awarded to
Il. p Taylor
Beat mules under halter. three
years and under. Four entries: two
by =. j. Tucker and two BY f.. +.
Swink. First premium, $500. f. +.
/. Swink; second, $500, p. ]. Tucker.
Best under halter. two years old
Five entries: n. j. Meyer and c. A.
Wiegcnstcin, both of Fredericktown:
+. Bclknap, !. 7. Sides and T. Bel.
knap. First premium, S4OO. |. r.
Sides; second, 600, n. j. Meyer.
Best mule, one year old. Two en-.
tries: FIRST premium. 81 zoo. VIM. Don.
aid, of Blackwell, second, $3.50, T.
W. Barton
Best mule colt Ten entries: VIM.
Donald, 2 + Williams. Thomas Whe.
len two entries. Edward Cleye, W.
VI. Mount, \. G. Knauss. T L. Gid.
con, 7, VI Barton two entries. First
premium, $500, Thomas Whclcn: sec.
ond, Sloo, Edward Cleyc
JACKS.
Best jack. three years or over
Two entries; first premium $500 T.
7. Bergman, with King David:
second. $3.50. ~ F. Hawn, with
Black Diamond"
CATTLE.
In the cattle rings fine showing
was made Much of the thorough
bred ShOrthorn stock was sold to 81
Francois county stOCkmca and one
direct result viii be the Improvement
OF herds b. l. Morris was superin.
tendcnt Of this department.
SHORTHORNS.
Best bull, two years or over Two
entries first premium $iOO, McCor.
mick Cole, with Scottish Star:
second, $500, n, b. Graham, with
Earl b."
Best bull, one year old Six en-.
tries: Z. 7. Higginbotham & Sons. of
Fertile, Mo, Royal Master" and
'Necktie'; j. L. Wilson. Oakridge.
White Robin; Willis Knox, Shaw.
neetown, Red Reaseau" and Hands
or; n. D. Graham. Rover" FIRST
premium, $500. J. f. Wilson. white
hoOlh second, SI5O, \. b. Graham
Best bull calf. Five entries J. f.
Wilson, Roam Champion; McCor.
mick Cole. Royal Star" and one
other; F. J. Parkin and NJ Buttereld
First premium. s2.0O. F. ]. Parkin:
second, sl.O0, Mccormick & Cole.
with Royal Star"
Best COW. two years and over. Six
entries: z. T. fligginbotham & Sons.
Mabel" and "Dewdrop": j. E. Wi.
son, White Lily; Mccormick &
Cole, "Missie whitehall" and "EfHie
XIV; f. J. Parlin, Beauty" FIRST
premium, si,00, J. L. Wilson. with
White Lily; second. $500, McCor.
mick Cole with "Missle White.
hall"
Best heifer, one year old. Two en-.
tries: first premium. $500. J. l. WI.
son, with Roam Beauty: second.
$500, F. j. Parkin.
Continued en- 4th page.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
"The Message Of Amos

To the Sleeping Citizen Is the Message
tor Pennington To-day" Conditions
will be exposed by Rev. Edward
Overs in the Christian Church sunday
September 23d, at $50 p. m. You
are interested and should hear the
message. Topic for the sermon at u
a. M, "Ihe Problem of Saving the
World -
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
ROADSTERS.

Best stallion, any age. Two en-.
tries: Dock Mackley, king Chester, "
first premium. $500; Oscar Edwards,
of De Soto, High Chief" second, 81.
Best stallion and three of his get.
One entry: with King Chester" "
Money, $500, divided between colts
owned by p. V. Asliburn, Frank Doss
ana Louis Thurman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
ALL PURPOSE HORSES.

Best horse, three years old and
over. Three entries: Oscar Edwards,
OF De Soto, High CHIEF; z. 7, Berry
man. of Fredericktown. Wilkes
Black" and d. Mackley, King Ches-
ter" First premium, si.00, to d..
Mackley; second. $500, to Oscar Ed
wards
Best horse, two years old. Five en-
tries: Wm Korber. Edward Cleve NJ.
l.. Clardy Jr., L. H. Mcdaniel and J..
f.. Beard First premium. $500, j. +.
Beard, with Dictator" and second.
$l.5O, Edward Cleye, with Ralph"
Best horse, one year old. Three en-
tries: D. l.. Sides, "Calum": c. Gierse
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
pNNIES

Best pony. II hands or under, rls
den by boy or girl II or, younger.
Six entries: Peter SChmit's pony,
ridden by Roy Adams; Vernon Tayler.
=. s. Cole Jr- George Tetley, John
Sprott and Raymond Nixon First
premium. $500. Roy Adams; second,
Sl5O, Vernon Taylor
Best pony, IA hands or under dry.
on by boy or girl "A or younger -Four
entries Hattie Schmtt, Vernon Tay.
lor. p. S. Cole Jr, John Sprott. First
premium. $500. Hattie Schmitt; sec.
ond, Sl.jO, p. S. Cole Jr
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
COMBINATION.

Best mare or gclding. any age
-Four entries: Walter Morris. with
Prince. VI. 2. Cayce. Governor; :;
Clarence Jones. Dan" and Bart
Walker First premium. siOO. NJ. =
Caycc; second 5000. Walter Morris.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
School Books and school
supplies at Pelty's Book Store.

j. Robert Murphy left last Satur-
day on an extended visit to Scdala
friends.
New STYLES OF millinery to be shown
on Tuesday, october ID, at Lulu Mill
lcr Laakman',.
Miss Emily Conover of Bonnc Terrc
was the guest Of Miss Anna Buck n
few days the past week.
For Fancy Crepe and Tissue paper
in all colors for the lower parade, 90
to pclty's Book Store.
Miss Lizzie Reese came down from
st. Louis and spent Sunday with her
aunt, Mrs. j. A. Iwart.
Watches OF all kinds in Gold, Gold
Filled and Nickel Cases and at the
lowest prices at Tetley's.
Found-A lady's kid belt, which
owner can get by applying to Mrs. j.
Weile aud describing same.
Silver, Silver Plated Warc, Rings,
Chains, Charms aud general assort-
ment OF Jcwcry at retley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney phelan and
Miss George Willis of Arcadia visited
Mrs NJ 2. Caycc last week.
Mr.. Charles Clancy, one OF Wash
ington counly's cutcrpriSinS young
farmers, attended the stock show.
Lost-Lady's grey jacket, trimmed
with blue Finder will confer favor
by leaving same at THE TINES Office.
Mrs. j. c. Crow and Miss Laura
Sebastian of Libcrtyvillc spent last
week in Pennington the guests Of
Mt,. j. W. Buck,
Misses Lizzie Budcnholzer, Lulu
Be,s and Serge Andrews of Frederick
town were the guests of Miss Jennie
Simmons during the stock show last
week.
Misses Mary Clancy and Gcncyieyc
Brown of Blackwell attended the fair
here last week and were the guests Of
Mrs. T. V. Brown and Mrs +. J.
Pool
New Baldwin Organ to trade
for hay, corn or wood. Good second
hand organs, all kinds and prices. --
John K. SpradIng, Pennington and
Flat River,
DR. o. A. Smith will leave on the
24th for vacation Of about ten days,
during which time his office will be
closed lie will return and be at his
office on the 9th day of October
Buford Tucker was home last Satur-
day to see his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. C. Tucker. lie has been made
private secretary of Mr.. Louis llouck
the Southeast Missouri railroad builder.
The annual meeting of the ST.
Francois County Christian Church Co.
operation and church rally will be held
at Liber,yvile on Friday and Saturday,
October 9th and 9Th. Look out for
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark l.. Doughty left
last Tuesday for Colorado and will
visit various points Of interest in that
State of beautiful and interesting
scenery for a month or more.
Nlessrs. j. X. Pratt, W. l.. Tinnn
and j. W. and Tim Mccarthy of this
place have bought the interest of c. ).
Marsh in the Fredericktown Brick
Company, and will put new life into
brick making In that town.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

Laakman's for drugs.
Groceries at Klein's.
New kraut at Klein's.
New timothy seed at klein's.
Union-madc shoes at llcrzog's.
II you want Sewing Machine 60
to Tetley's.
New line Of Tennis Rackcts at PeIty's
Book Store.
Wedding Rings, quality guaranteed
at Tetley's.
Pennington postal crrds at PrIty's
Book store.
Northern oats aud all kinds of mill
feed at klein's.
Chase & Sauborn', 2o-ccut coffee
can't be beat-at hleiC's.
Miss MAY Harlan has gone to Mil
ford, Texas, to spend the winter.
You will always dnd a full line Of The
best make OF Shoes at llcrzog's.
Mrs. John Beard Of Womack Is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Counts.
Look over our lO.cent tables they
are interesting Klein Grocer Co.
Mrs NJ. r Cayce visited her aunt,
Miss HccsoG, at st Louis, tins week.
Millinery opening on Tuesday, Octo.
Der I'd, at Lulu Miller Laakman' 5.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
The Carnival Parade

The carnival parade on the third
day wa, one OF the most picturesque
and attractive features of the show,
and was enjoyed by thousand, of pco-
pie, crowding the sidewalk, and streets
and all the available windows along
the route of The parade. The COS.
tunes were artistic aud the whole pre-.
scntcd splendid moving picture.
Among those taking part in the parade
and the characters represented were as
follows:
Grand Marshall, Il. Peers TAYLOR.
Aids, NJ T. Cayce and Will Doss
al ncle Sam" j. A. Church
Columbia, Mrs. Henry Reuter-.
COW BOYS.
Miss Isabella Wade, Rough Rider.
Thos. V. Brown J. 2. Ycargain
+. Chsrteau +. Meyers
Noah Hawn T. H. Dalton
INDIANS.
Chief, W. +. Ieager
+. l.. Cunningham Marion Maynard
A. W. Lott VIM. Overall
Fred Keel John Steven,
Raymond Nixon Pekie A>hburn
Mrs. Forster George Giessng
Miss Leana Cole Els Huff
John A Sprott
ALL NATIONS
Spanish, Miss Emma Kelar and
VIM. Il. Taylor
Irish, Miss Irene Nixon and John
Mccormick.
English, Miss Macy Morris and
Linn Clardy
Indian, Miss Florence Swink and
Bart Walker.
Mexican, Mis-, Glady, Rozier and
ko,, Weber.
Japanese, Miss Virginia Clardy and
Bryan Forster.
Turk, Miss Bidez and W. l.. Nor
! ris.
KING and QUEEN CARNIVAL.
King Carnival, ". ;. Anthony
Queen Carnival, Mrs W. S. Anthony
Maids, Misses Mary aud Margaret
holland
Jester, Gust Scssinghaus
Guard5men, Wesley Pratt and A Pat.
ton.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
GERMAN BAND.

bEkMAN BAND.
Sousa, Fred Isenman
John Herman Clarence Alexander
G.. lorenZ B. Blue
X. T. Lang Flerbic Asbury
r. Iimmcr John Doughty
Ed O'Dcll Fred Giersc
+. Blue X. Bentley
HAY SEED FAMILY.
Man, Tom Dcpper
Woman, 5. l.. IIough
Boy, Jeff Ycargain
Girl, Oscar Chiffon
MISCELLANEOUS.
Zouave, II. ID. Reuter-
Clown, Harry Sutton
Gloomy Gus, W. II. Rottger
Turk, Earl Flowers
Dutch, J. +. Jones
Chinaman, Vernon Taylor
Organ Grinder, Wm. Geodc
Monkey, Tom Burnett
Roger Bros, j. c. Watson and Frank
Byington
Negroes, John Bentley and George
Meyer.
The prizes for the most unique cos.
tunes were awarded as follows: First
to Mrs. Henry Reuter-, Columbia;
second to Miss Gladys Rozicr, Mexi-
can Lady third to Miss Isabella Wade,
Rough Rider.