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Arizona republican., 1906-12-22
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

by local applications. as they, cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only way to cure deafness. and
that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an i1famed condition
of the mucous lining of the Eustachisn
Tube. When this tube Is infiamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when II Is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result. and unless the IN
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an infiamed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars Tor
any case Of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, &c.
Take Nails Family Pills for Constipa-
ton.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-22
THE HEYL MILLIONS.
They Are Threatened With Division
BY q Divorce Suit.

Milwaukee, Dec. 2l.-Clara S. Heyl
wife OF Jacob Heyl began a suit for
divorce in the circuit court of Milwau-
kee county today. Jacob Heyl was the
central figure in the celebrated Schan-
dein will case which attracted attention.
through the country several months
ago over an estate valued at over
$4,000. 900. Mrs. Heyl asks for the GUS
tody of her two children.
Mrs. Heyl got about s3.0O0,000 out
right of the Schandein estate Mt.
Heyl is alleged to have received about
sl.0OO.OOO from Mrs. Schandein prior
to her death, for services of one kind
or another.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-22
THE JEFFERSON MONUMENT.

New York. Dec. 21.-Those having
the matter in hand announced that
100000. or double the amount sought
has been pledged for a
monument to the late Joseph Jefferson.
Permission has been granted to erect
the monument in Central Park.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-22
BACK ACHE

generally signifies kidney trouble. DR..
Edwards Comp. Dandelion Tablets and
Pills will cure you. They are sold by
all druggists Free trial package at
Z. S. Wakelin Pharmacy. Phoenix.
Ariz
Arizona republican., 1906-12-22

A brunette may be decided blonde
after she has decided to be a blonde.
Chicago News.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30

To be satisfied 10 to est as the Grand
Restaurant.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30
FAvORS PLAN TO
IMPROVE CITY
East End Club Goes on
Record in Support of
Bond Issue

At Il meeting of the Gateway club
Saturday night motion prevailed in
dorsing the proposed city improve
ments but urging that at all times
that a conservative course be follow
ed
There was large attendance at the
meeting. superintendent Smith of
the water department vas present and
explained the workings OF the depart
ment and the reasons why there
should be many improvements in the
system He gave in detail the esti
mated costs, the total of which he
gave as $4,000. Someone suggested
that the prospects of a gravity system
of water works would probably have
some effect on the question. Mr..
Smith stated that while he favored
gravity system the experiences of 9TH
err cities shows the advantage of a
good sub plant ready at all times to
be used in case Of accidents. ;.
by IcSoiutio1l TIE cluD IdVOfeu DoIiuS
for the improvement of the water
system, a new motor pump, so addi-
tional fire plugs and new pipe. If this
is Done Superintendent Smith says
rates to water consumers can be re-
duced Is per cent.
Councilmen Miller and Morey of the
Third ward were present and gave the
club a full statement of the finances
of the city. Mr.. Miller described the
fire department at Wallace, which con-
sists of two chemical fire engines,
hook and ladder wagon fitted with
Babcock extinguishers. two teams, two
paid men and sleeping places for IL
volunteers, who were paid so much a
fire for turning out.
This system was discussed and it
was the sense of the meeting that a
station centrally located be provided.
The addition Of three or four small
hose cars in the suburbs and at the
Normal school were also favored.
Regarding a new city hall it was
the sense of the meeting that an ex-
pensive structure should not be erect
ed at this time.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30
TAKE CASES TO
SUPREME COURT
Three Cases From ShoShone
County Already Placed
on the Docket

Already Deputy Clerk John II. Long
of the supreme court is receiving the
transcripts on appeal in cases which
Will be heard by the court at the
March term next spring.
Three cases on appeal from the dis
trict court of Shoshone county have
been docketed and will be heard early
in the term
Clara Markle Dahlstrom and the
Portland Mining Co, appellants, VS..
A. II. Featherstone, Alvan Markle, and
the Markle Banking and Trust Co. of
Hazelton, Pa, respondents, is the title
OF case filed by Attorneys A. G.
kearns, w. B. Hepburn and w. w.
Wood for the appellants from a YER
dict in favor of the defendants. This
action involves $49.33S.64 and a mort
gage on the Red Dragon, Mule Deer,
Silver Tip, Sitting Bull and Silver Tip
Fraction mines in the Moose creek
mining district in Shoshone county.
The case of James F. Stafford and
r. L. Brainard, appellants, vs. John
Doe Bruce, respondents. has been filed
1t involves the title to the Bunker
Chance lode mine in the Eagle mining
district and is appealed from a judg-
ment in favor.of the defendants. John
P. Gray and Henry P. Knight are the
attorneys for the appellant and John
H. Wourms is attorney for respon-
dents.
An appeal from judgment for the
plaintiff involving a loan of $4,000 and
a foreclosure Of mortageg on lots 20,
% and "a of block of the city of
Wallace has been filed. The parties
to the suit are Grace M. Campbell, re-
spondent, VS.. A. G. Kerns. appellant
Walter A. Jones. for the respondents
and c. W.. Beale, for the appellants,
are the attorneys in the case.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30

is the
Most
Important

The manufacturers of ROYAL
Baking Powder have had 40
years Of scientific experience.
Every method of bread-and-
cake raising has been exhaus-
lively studied in this country and
abroad.
The result is a perfect PROD
uct in Royal Baking Powder.
There is no substitute for it.
The purity and efficiency of
Royal Baking Powder have
been commended by the highest
authorities of the world.
These facts mean two impor-
tant things to all housekeepers .
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-30

When you make your purchases 70.
Flour. He will know ,su are wise
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Siebcntes aapitel.

Gin 9rief aus Berlin, pielleidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Sas ih6uite aller Slider.

Ser beriibmte franSDiiife Ybilps
iopb Nifolas, Der 10 berrli6e. tiefs
iinnige Bidder geifrieben. uenut Die
Hadfolge @briiti bon S6omas bon
9empis bns i6pnite aaer 9iiher. gr
ihreibt iiber bosIelbe: .Gs gibt Gin
Sud- mir alle &elt unp ale 3eiten,
elm allgcmeines, uniterblihes Bud.
Del6es jeoem Stanoe, iebem Alter
gum 9~tntbgeber bient. gleifiam ipic
elm Srntel Der 8eisbeit. bas ma
pielmebr bort ais lieIr. 10 tGnIdenb
lit Die @nbrbeit ieiner Woral. oaS
man lie berlpehielt nit Der Stimmc
ieineS @eiuiiiens. Steies Id,ouItc
uuer Bidder. pas bon W~enlheuhanb
perfaBt iuaro es lit Die .giads
folge Gbriiti"."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
LANE s. K ENT,
Grinbeisentbunts= Msentef.

nen Sduoe, a6er er belt fait ausens
blidlih an.
Gnna Souins trus einen arober
Warftforb nm Irm uno febrtc aus
Der Stabt 5uriid. Sreubigcs Stnus
men molte lid IN ibren frii6 ser0s
tbeten 3iiaen, ais lie Hlttb erfannte
8aiG ndberte lie iid. uno ibren Sort
our Groe itelenb. idlaua lie belize
Irn1e I'M Dos iluge @dbheu. bas
bcreits uif Dem Sritt Des elegantcr
@asens itano.
(Sortiebuus foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

Ser beranbrnuIenbe 3ug pfiff ara
GINGER Gntfernlnlg, unb Die beiDer
lpdnpten lid ertpartllnaspoll ibm ar,
~Sitte, Srdilein StiQer, ermars
ten Sic mid bier" 6eQba elite
balb iudenp bie 8aeenreibe an
uno ab. ga CT rib Die Chin
formlid alif, bebor nod Der Shaifs
ner bon ieinem Gie bernbipriuger
fonnte.
r@iafommen. &ut6, fpiQfommen!"
Or bob Die ihlanfe 0idOhcneeitali
im bnnflen 2ooenfoitiim leiht als
oenl @agen uno rattle eilig 5us
iamnlen. mas iih on @epdf auf Dem
befunben. unb reidlte &utb ben Mrm,
barten Sip Der pritten 8asenflaiie
befunben, linb reidte Hutb ben Irm,
Seine GouIiue ~cripartet Sid
bort!" er 5cigte nadb Der Sii6hrng
mo Aliee ltnno.
.Ginen N~igenblid, aurt, iieb, bo
itebt pieoer Der aelbe Yoitlpageu =
ipeiBt Su noh?"
Ser Iiieiior lafte.
Ser bat ms 5uiammengeporfcn
ni6t pabr, feline Iutb?" gr bog
iib iuieber uno fiiBte friihlpeg Die
3ippen leiner iunsen 8raut. Dies
NAL babe ih mir einen @aaeu BON
Soritmeiiter entlebnt. mir BADEN eli
men 5uberlGiiisen autIher, benn if
ielbit fabre meiu Slid naf Sauie."
l%lnperboblene SreuDe flung aus
SelloaS Stimme. SrGulein bon Sail
frcntb mar pergeilen. unb pie liz
iebt oidt ON ibm poriiber rauidte
unb er artis 9riiBenb Den sSut ses
5ogen, ia9tc er iosleih 5u ieiner
Serlobten seipunDt: ~Iud Die bari
niGt feblen. benu peiBt Su. ibrets
lueaeu fnmeu mir bamalS ms @es
iprdd unb lernte i6 Sid ais edte
-Gpnstpdtcr fennen."
Tlicc umiarmte ibrc Gouinlc bcrSs
lid.
limb. mos mndt Nunu?" iraatc
tic nah Der SeariiBmg sicene mebr
aus Soflihfeit pie aus 9eoiirfnis.
Ilitbs ladcnbeS @eiifthen lpurbe
ailgenblidlih ernit.
rInnn lit nod i'm God abcr
lie bat mir perlpredeu miiiien. Dor
Der SodSeit nod 6u iins Sl foms
men," Sic fa6te 0elbas Sanb.
~@s lit Dir bod reht, Iieber aurt?"
.Iaes. mas Su minit", ladte bies
ier 9liidlih. Sein Iuge bate Die
itaunenoe Selpegung bes Sabnperio>
nals bemcrft. Die ieiner if1ncn
Sraut gait. uno beirieoigte GiteIfeii
lestc iih auf ieine 3ii9e.
8alb iaBen lie I'M @agen. 9ei6ter
Staub ipirbelte binter ben 31oern
Der. Hutb Dffnete ibren groBen Sons
neni6irm. beiien bumtle Snnenicitc
einen Sdatteu auf ibr Intlit mari.
sd meme. On iicbit pieper ets
mas porbeuaenb.
.Sie 9liit in Berlin bcfomnlt mir
niht mebr - OF. ih freue mid lns
iGelid auf ben berrlifen @alo."
.Su pirit cine rihtisc SprIts
mannsfruu~. lahte Der NilciIcr.
"9u bringit Dem 8aloe piel 9ie5e
cntge9eu." -
gSn. ih babe i'm iebr. icbr lieb. "
"Siebcr ipie mid2" iherSte SellSn.
Sic ibiihternen brarnen Nugcu
blidten nit dn9itliher WemiHcnbafs
tigfcit in iein biibid)es Antlis:
sd peiB nidt". lrotterte lie be-
fan9en.
.aonli6l" 6elSa ladotc iibermiis
tia. .Su 6ieibit mir 9enat Sos
HGtbiel ipie bel unierer eriten Snbri
ouf oieiem @ege. Sh fperoc lest
100 ipir Elm babies Snhr pcrlobt limb
bod aninngen miiiicn. nm Seine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
.aurtl" Gin bittemoer Bid trai

- St NA"l
i'm.
Sclba griff nit Ser lirifen freien
Sano nod Den praehtbollen Sle1ten
iciner Sraitt, uup bieie foieno on
feline 2ippen fiibrenb. ia9te .er balt
iher3enb umb opd} ernit:
~&ergib niht, bab mir lrns IQes
iein miiiien. benn mir gebnren uns
ge9enieitig. Sd fuerbe nidts Srems
ocs 5ipiifen uns culben, forbere aber
lmbebingt Seine gauge 9icbe. linz
beoinetl"
Slnmmerbe 8otbe iibereoB Hit6's
Sa~rtblaiIes 0eiiGt. 9epor lie icood
etiuas entge9nen fonnte, iaste Ilics
leb6aft:
sic baben reht nit Sbrer Sors
oerung. Serr Niieiior, lie miro Shnen
iperoeu; aber bebenfeu sic Hutb's
sroBc Su9euo. Die eisenthiimlihen
ltmitdnSe. in oenen lie gelebt, Den
Srud, Der auf ibr gelegen. .@nnnen
Sic ibr freie Gntlpidluns, lie sebOri
ia Sbnen."
: v9as peiB lluo boffe id, felt. unb
barum iperpe ih Seinen llmgang
Slimeiit auf MIDI bcibrdnfen. 9einc
geiuhe bel 0pllinss miiiien Dor alien
Singen fprtfallen
~Niht 5n Ceilings ih nift
5u SolinsS?" ll~nsIdrbis itarrte
8utb ibren @erlobten III.
ga. mein ,Sers. bieie 8eiiihe
onlbe ih inter fciner 9eoimgung.
gritens bit .9u es meiner seieas
idaftliden Stelluns ihulbig. bicie
pertraulide Sreunoihaft ab5ubreden.
Ceilings iino ia nette 9eltte. aber lie
paiien nift 81 ms; 5iueftenS ioIlii
gu mir bort nid,t entirembet ipers
ben. Gen @al0 betrittit On fiinftis
nlr III meiner gesleitiug.
gmpprt mar Die iilnse grait anfs
seiprunsen.1
~ Hiemnlsl" rief lie. y9ieie
liebeu @enihen ioll i'd MN. no id
nit Dir perlobt. bin. meibcn. ipeil
tic cine Stufe niebriser itebeu
nein. tauienp Nal neinl"
Sic finitere Salte iaB ldnsit 5ipis
i6en Den biinflen graueu &euba's,
nSeee Sid. bittel~ ieine SanS
6pans Die innse Electromagnetic aui
ibren Sib 5lriid. sd babe es 10
,beihloiieil. es bieibt babel"
Gtluas lpie Glen fling bei aIer
6rcuublihieit lciner @orte hnrd,.
.Birb es Sir lhper. Hutb. Nens
lhen 81 meiben unh nllr MIDI al
baben?" CT ihautc tici in ole
tbrdnenihimmernpen TiUen, ieincr
@raut.
SaS mnihone unb boh 10 cole
,@eiiht Innn's tuldJtc Dor ibm aui.
nie Tie beim Ibidieb bon ibm onaltz
boil gebcten: ~Seien Sic gut nit ibr.
lie lit ipeihes @ahs. in SIREN Sodn-
BEN mib lid crit bas @ebiloe
%fornlen."
sd ipollts. On bGttelt mid 70
Iieb. pie ib Sid lie6e. Damn ficle
es Sir niht ihper. meineu @unid
5u erfiiQcn", iestc CT leiie binsh.
Sie 9liidlihe StimmunD bon pors
bin ipor poriiber. %%ergebene bot
@lice Naes nllf. oas Srmltpanr aus
icinen tiefen @cbanten su icbeufen,
Gs blieb i6meigiam.
NuS Dem linfS lid ab5pcigenocn
8albpe9 5itr 6oriterei tnucttc 3ipi-
id)en oen peibcu Sirtenitdnmen Elm
punfleS SrouenfleiO auf
1Tnnu Soling, Pima SoQtngl~
iauh3tc Hutb ,ploblih.
&ergenen lpar Der fleinc 3piii
nit ibrem @rlutieam, peracicr
oeiien itrengco |erbot. 6eitig sriii
tic III Ole 3iisel, uul ben gsagen gum
Ste6en 6u brinAen. @it preiiens
Dem 9rud entiernte Seloa Die ilei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
a,sxeatbarser osaaette, ptsnstaa, ne,, 80. @Et,ber 1905.

pornebmen 8emah ipieber. Sett
bliften Die erniten susen ourd Die
bon Serbititiirmen bereits gelifteten
3fpei9e Der 8dume nah benz Bolt
bans biniiber iino bafteten lan9e
anf Dem ipeiBberbnllten @dfeniter.
Die bliibenben Calais iparen elei1
mad Mutbs Abreiie bon Mlice forts
9ebradt mno Die idiitenben Gorbduse
bift beruntergelniien porben. Satte
er ia iiber ben bliibenoen Sopf9es
ipddien einen 5artblaiien. goloflims
mernben IGodenfopf geieben, boB
er INNER mieber binIhautc. ober
mar Die Grinnerung an bieies &opie
den ertpeft olr6 Die Garte. Die er
in her 9ano bielf. @eltperloren
rnbten Die ifnar5en Seuerdugen auf
Dem 8latt. bas ibnl beite bon Seliba
5ugeianbt iporpen. Sacbtc ibob CT
e5 auf Die bunfelroten Seaiterfiiicn
unb itrid einigemale nit Dem 3ei>
9efinger bariiber bin. als ipellte er
Die Namen perfpiiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

WI XII CLlU SulcHt
purdl eliI ~etniadIeS
Saus niittel. fueidles
heimlitb %gebrauebt
werosn tanit. sSh
iuiinihe, paB oies
3ur. a%enutnis nls
ler gelnagt. bic
}rGntiutht i'll ia.
ter 6amilie hns
ben. M iueuu
oerNeibeu iutrtlt6
etiuaS oaran liegt,
Dan oieie arnnts
belt tLrirt miro
liro lie mir ichrei {,
bel. iuerbe tG linen
ods Mittel neanen.
Aueiue DINrgiis in.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
W6tmmg!
&atDDlifcm!

snh Sic mf6 s6e nod dn sn Semh dhn sdmna alma lb- elmer tmn Smn
agah2 %ibm Sn gc in elmer hmMn ub bibrbn @Genbc. NIT elmer Mmhm nn
@mde ub Ehnurohnmgp oQMmb@ rel bon SfmbgL tnpbmn? @Ibe s Sn Maam in elmer
SmtM fMnp Die %su hr. Sra or GDen au@gMahf nit fhhdem Sht @aMrrhu9. Se
pn, Nmmnns ETC. Wm TO-, Damn pTt nh Burlington ub mad GoWn County in &mns. Nm
n" III dMm 9ph NaP SMe ,@rmI pmh fen reuben gonn :mD pe rrtlhn @uRn
5r M Sob. uni @enc Gd9nbdRn fir SDGmnnn. Unn 2dnSmrnN b hm1br mb mr
Nne mrnMWh9 Hng6eme g&an bon 8epH 6e, &n Star mb abee @erDe@ NuL
TRn aungutD IN 9nda. 9amas ut Der. gmmerS ht Der. LINTON mo Gph Gmm Der @Uhn
SWmu ub hn cine 9UWD County SmL nm munbIt Cure We in nmeS Cob um
Sir hn. nb Yrisfhm bon 6ammn nebt Gh an Game & Sent Burlington ans
g. 8 - Ser b6p 9r a. s. Smmn Sfmr Der amnsunnnkn tnhHden ade in
SuaH9pm bat nd rauDhbt abmaL ae NhmEn De I'M sn Ghben br Sduudeu an
hng r6tf meet gu bamtppren #1 & IHhms@pG i
- r. CT Mt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Sotidatt tiner Trau,
&mrirte ibrem @attem bon
Srmnfimd1t.
Shrei6t bente an iic nnb re miro
Sbnen germ iasen, mic tic bicS
aetbau hat.

Mein Iann mar ieit 20 Snhreu ein iinrter
5rinfer siinb bate aleS mogIitbe %ncriudlt. nm
iidl oaS Srtnten .GbSMgei90hnen. op9' oerGeOcns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
on, 100 WasI.

9ers. Margaret gnoerfen, 100 MasI,
Hpc., 0iubmrm, y. y. Sd babe oieieS silers
bieten in eriit %aenaebt ito 90 Id bereitS oieic
ianbt babe. iveroe i'd dud) germ baiel6e iur Sic
tbnn. Senoen sic tsin @elo. nieiue aistIuit
tpitet sic nidlts.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
INSTANTANEOUS.

Walter Morris had charge as super.
intendent OF the various events
grouped under this head Most OF
them were both interesting and sue.
Cessful.
Most graceful lady rider. divided
skirts. One entry, Miss HARRISON.
Because OF her graceful riding she
was awarded the full first premium
by the judges, $500.
Most graceful gentleman rider.
Ten entries: Arthur Burnett, n. +.
Hawn, Gladys Kinkead, John Ste
phens, Thomas Brown, VIII Doss, 7.
II. Dalton, W Thurmond, Fl. TTarrel,
son and Oscar Edwards. First pre-.
MUM, $500, VIII Doss; second, $500,
Thomas Brown; third, sl.00, Oscar
Edwards. of De Soto.
Handsomest lady attending the
fair on Saturday. The judges for this
We're L. T. Bradbury, of St Louis /:
+. c. Chamberin. Of Chicago, and h.
o, Wells, of Charleston. Not only
were they strangers in Pennington.
but they had never met each other
until Saturday. They were not n.
formed as to who were the judges,
nor was their attention directed TO
any person They were instructed In.
diyidually to select the handsomest
lady, in their judgment. and report to
the committee at three O'Clock. Their
selections were for first premium.
$500, Miss Robbie Pipkin; second.
$500, Miss Alma Mcguire; third ST.,
Miss Jessie Spaugh.
Oldest native citizen of Southeast
Missouri. Two entries: first, Peter
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

The Republican canard that Gov
ernor Folk intended to snub Mr..
Bryan by not attending the dem
onstration at st. Louis is as silly
as it mendacions. Governor Folk
was sick, had been confined to his
room for week with malaral
fever and was not physically able
to attend. 1t would have been
foolish for him to have attempted
10 do so. Besides, he couldn't
have afforded to snub Mr.. Bryan
if he had felt SO disposed, but the
fact is he was anxious to be pres
ent to do honor to the great COM
moner and exponent of Democratic
principles.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

Edwards. $500, aged 81 years. Some
Of the spectators declared that with
that he had failed to count all of his
birthdays. Second premium, Louis
Burks. $500
Father and mother with largest
number Of descendants present. On
ly one entry, Louis Burks, who was
awarded premium, 5000 Although
only one entry, his family Amos,
filled the ring and eXcmplifed The
"Rooscycltan" doctrine. There We're
fourteen in the group Louis stated
that hc was unable to bring the Fest
Of his family, He has nineteen chill
drcn in all.
flandsomcst baby under eighteen
months. There were nineteen eg.
tries made TOR this competition, and
each child, of course, was worthy of
many blue ribbons Unfortunate.y,
there were not enough TO go around.
First premium, SiOo. Earl Byingtou:
second, s. 200, Arnold FOrshco, third
$lO0 Frederick Counts. Other ell.
tries We're. John Hargrove, Evelyn
Ware, Earl Adler, Vera Haden, Don.
aid Jackson Mcclure, Joseph owen
Swink, Anna Caroline Tetley, Mary
overs, Ludlow Hill, Ruth Kahn
Ralph McComber, Ernest Burlbaw
Irene Musgrove, William Knauss, CO.
celia Guessing and Harold Efiinger
Best boy rider, special premium OF.
fered by Willard Rariden first pre-.
MUM, sl.OO, p. $. Cole Jr.: secout
30 cents, Raymond Nixon; third, -
cents, Chcsley Ycargain.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
PRESERVES

This department was in charge of
Miss Alice G WAit' as -uo".ut'ud
cnt A fairly large collection Of pre-.
/ serves was displayed.
Peach preserves. Four entries.
Mrs A. G. Knauss. Miss Sadie Crit
tin, Mrs. VI G. Doughty and Mrs. T.
v Ashhurn. Fir-, premium, - cents
Mrs. 4. G. knmss, second, % cents
Mrs NJ & Doughty.
Apple preserves. Three "ntrios
Mrs a. G. Knauss. first premium -
cents. Mrs. Swcarngcn, second, %
cents, and Mrs VI. G. Doughty.
Plum Preserves. Five entries;
Miss Eadic Griffin. first premium, -
cents: Mrs A. G. Knauss, second, 20
cents; Mrs. 4. G. Knauss, another en-
try; Mrs NJ. {. Doughty and Mrs o.
W Blecck
Blackberry preserves. Two on.
tries: Mrs c. +. Staff, first premium.
~ rents; Miss Sadie Griffin, second,
p cents
Strawberry preserves. Four en-
tries. Miss Sadie Griffin, first prcmi-
nm. - cents: Mrs NJ c. Doughty,
second, - cents; Mrs. 4. G. Knauss,
Mrs =. V. Ashburn
Tomato preserves. Two entries:
Mrs G. +. STAFF. first premium, ~
cents; Mrs. George Farris, secord -
cents.
Pear preserves. Five entries: Mrs.
Swcaringon. first premium, ~ cents;
Mrs p. V Ashhurn second, - cents;
Mrs \. G Knauss, Mrs d. l., Sides
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21

If you ask me whether the ques-
ton Of Government ownership will
be an issue in the campaign of
1905. ! answer | do not know. If
YOU ask me whether it ought to be
in the platform, | answer | cannot
tell until | know what the Demo.
cratic voters think upon the sub.
ject. If the Democrats believe
that the next platform should con-
tam a plank in favor of ownership,
then that plank ought to be includ-
ed. If the Democrats think it
ought not to contain such a plank,
then such a plank ought not to be
included. ~ From Mr.. Bryan S
Louisville speech. "
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-21
POULTRY.

In the poultry department, Of
which Samuel Tetley was superin-
tendent, there were about forty eX-
hibits The birds shown by Cofield
4 Son. OF Doe Run, had taken premi.
ums in the State poultry show and
elsewhere. So good was the exhibit
as a whole, that county poultry as
ISOLATION Is TO he organized and an
other poultry show given some time
this winter.
Barred Plymouth Rocks. Seven en-.
tries: L. ". Geer two; r. Irwin: W.
Good Cofiield a. Son, three First
premium, slOO. Cofiield q Son; sec
ond. 30 cents, Z. W. Geer
Best coop white Wyandotte, Three
entries: first premium, sl,OO, j. W
Dunlap; second, 80 cents. Il. W
Geer.
Best coop Rhode Island reds. Two
entries, both by Samuel Tetley, first
premium, s100.
Best coop Light Brahma. One en-.
try, j. D. Mitchell, one-half first pre-
MUM. 80 cents.
Best coop Black Minorca Three
entries: p. s. Hun, two; Mrs. W. S.
Anthony. First premium, $500, Mr..
Hun; second, 80 cents, Mrs. Anthony
Best pair ducks. Six entries: Mrs.
NJ. p Cayce. Park Bleeck. George
Tetley two p. S. Hun and Mrs. Jas
Low. First premium, 80 cents, Mrs
Low; second, 25 cents, George Tet.
ley.
Best pair geese. One entry, Chas
Buhlinger, first premium, 80 cents.
Best collection OF fowls: first, 5000
Samuel Tetley; second, sl.OO, COT
field & Son.
Golden Wyandotte. One entry:
CofIield & Son, first premium, 80 cts.
White Leghorn. Two entries: first
premium, Cofiield & Son, 800; sec
ond, 80 cents, u. W. Geer
Partridge Cochins. One entry, A.
c. DeVan, first premium, sl.00.
Brown Leghorn. Three entries
Cofield & Son, George Westover and
n. J. Counts. First premium. s1.00.
Coffield & Son; second, so cents, N.
J. Counts
White Plymouth Rocks. Two en-
tries: NJ. Butterfield, first premium,
800; z. ". Geer, second, so cents.
Game. One entry, e. w. Geer, one
half premium, so cents.