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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
BURNS THE WIRES
 TO CATCH LAYERS

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
DISTRICT COURT
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

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WANTED 100 DOGS.

The Carson Kennels, of Norton bay, has fine quarters for 100 dogs for the summer months. Every care given. Rates and further particulars upon in. quiry to H. M. Carson, Norton bay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17
PROHIBITION PARTY,

TOT Governor representing the Prohibit
t:on Party.
HERMAN + FAIRS,
OF Clinton.
fpf Lieutenant Governor renressntipp
the Prohibition Party:
MONTA l. PAYNE.
Of Webster Groves
For Secretary of State representiur tho
Prohibition Party:
JAMES f. BOTTS.
or Lancaster
= Ut oIate Auditor representing the Pro-
hibition Party:
GEORGE G. MCLAUGHLIN
of Sedalia
VI Sta'e treasurer representing the
Prohibition Party:
BISHOP .. TERRY.
OF Greencastlc
For Railroad aud Warehouse Comuis-
siohef representing the Prohibition
Party:
JAMES NJ. FULRERSON
OF Fredericktown
FOR Judge Of the Supreme Court rcnro-
schtihg the Prohibition Party:
JONATHAN p ORR,
OF Holden.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17
been kept out Of place and position
now filled by Republicans?
Deuouuces Critica

Donounces Critics.
The truth Is that, even among
IN" friends OF my opponents, no one
- crlticislng me but "A crowd of pa.
litieal slhndcr"rS who know of mo-
othcr way To accomplish my defeat
ana the TACT that they are cunpcllpd
To 90 back tw"nty-on" vcarS and
bring forth my senatorial record
and then to tell nothing but false
hoods in regard to ii. shows hnn
hard pressed they are.
Every two years since left th.
stat" Senate, and every two wears
since ! opposed tn" election Of Mr..
NeilS as Mayor of st. Louis NV ser
wees as Democrat have been
asked by the Democratic State Com
mitt"c, and every two yeWrs | hay.
responded. Neither my record MS n
stat" senator nor my Democracy
were questioned then My Democ-
rhcy was so good that scvery State
ana national ticket for the last
thirty years have awaited themselves
of my services.
" At the call OF my party. md of
the state Democratic Commits. I
nave again and again campaigned
almost every county In Missouri
ana have helped elect to office manv
81 those who are now opposing me
Ihey did not question my Democ.
raeN when was helping elect them
I" once. They did not question INV
record ms State senator then I"
Not until | asked for the nomina-
tlon Tor office does this crowd OF
political mountebanks assaiI mo
Ihey cannot injure me, for the peo-
PIE know who they are. The people
know them to be the same crowd |
VINO controlled the police board in |
the city Of st. Louis when thieves
ana panel workers piled their emil. !
ng undisturbed, and when "A decent
'itlben, for fear of being slupped
vas afraid To approach the polling
'lac"s on election day unless h"
wore the brand Of the leader of th.
worst gang Of political frcebootrrs
nat ever infested II civilized com.
and, II ! mistake not. the
''"ple do not propose to ever again
'rmit this crowd to fastcn itself
pom them.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17
PEOPLES PARTY.

f'r Governor representing the Peoples
Party.
WILLIAM a. DILLON
OF MarlinE
or l.ieutcnant-G nvernnr reprosentirs,
the Peoples Party.
H. e DONNOHT-E
of Appleton CITY.
f"r Secretary OF State representing the
Peoples Party.
JAMES M. BTRRUs.
OF Kansas city.
VI 0'a'' Nudltor representing the Peo-
ples Party:
C. l.. ALEXANDER.
of Pennington
"'"'e treasurer representing the
Peoples Party:
/. w. LETSCH,
Of Marshfeld
VI At'oFhey,Gcneral representing the
Peoples Party:
HENRY II. ARTz,
of st. Louis
or railroad and Warehouse Camnis-
S'o'er representing the Peoples partv,
LANES w. RILEY,
of Madison.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17
>rATk OF MISSOURI.
IOI WY OF Il fRAN NnIA.

'bI Nlh or II FRAN 1OIs,
Notice * hereby given that "A primary
election will hc held AT ia" reg llur pull-
ing place In zach precinct of said county
If st Francois and that the polls win
b" open between the hours VI : O'Clock
IN the morning and until sunset In the
evening, ON the first Tuesday Of August.
l"r. being tn" fourth day OF August.
l'pS, for the purpose ~ nominating can
didatcs for State. district county and
township Offices Ia be voted for at the
general election to be held On Tuesday
the third day nf November. fs0S That
Ia" hereinafter mentioned Hist contains
the name and post office address 0f each
candidate for nomination. together with
q designation Of the office for which he
IS q candidate, and the party or princi-
pie that he represents. a. he same ap.
pears from certificate from the Score
tary Of State and from nomination put
pers on file in my office. az required 10y
law
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17

The National Screen and Door
Co. is to have a factory located at
Ste. Genevieve, the contract for 1t
having been signed by the Company
after Ste. Genevieve had complied
with various conditions. The Com
pany will employ 30 men during the
season, and the pay roll will be
$40, 900 a year.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17

Between DeLassus and Pennington.
LEAVE PENNINGTON.
S:57 a m, Sunday only; II:45 a. IN. ,
daily; 1880 p. M daily. s:37 p. m, daily
except Saturday and Sunday; Gil D. m.
Saturday and Sunday only.
LEAVE DELAssUs.
9:Ts a. M, Sunday only; I2:26 p. M,
daily; 2:o2 p. m, daily; $50 p. M, daily
except Saturday and Sunday; 6:74 D. M.
Saturday aud Sunday only.
Federal Mill.
Cars leaving Pennington at 7:7s a. m.
and 4;29 p. III. run to Federal Hill only,
and car leaves Federal for Pennington
week days except Saturday al s:o4 D. m,
On Saturdays car leaves Federal at r7;os
p. m.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17
REPUBLICAN PARTY.

For Governor representing the Repub-
Iicuu Fnrty:
HERBERT s HApLE.Y.
| of Jefferson City.
| For Lieutenant Governor representing
the Republican r'nrty;
| JACOB F. GMELTCTT
of Boonvillc
| For Secretary Of State representing the
Republican Party:
JOHN T. SwANGER,
OF MILAN
For State Auditor representing the RE
publican Party.
JESSE a. TOLERTON.
OF Branson
For state Treasurer representing the
Republican Party:
WILDER r. MARING,
nj Jefferson city.
For Attorney-Gencrnl representing the
Republican Party:
FRANK H. FtLKERSDS,
~ st. Joseph.
NORTH r. GENTRY,
of Columbia
For Railroad and Warehouse Commits
Si"n"r representing the Republican
P1rty.
AMOS l., GOLDMAN.
~ De Soto
H. II. NASlIBERS
uf Cape Girardcau
WILLIAM W WILDER.
Of ste. Grucvievr
f'r Juhr" Of the Supreme Court rerrr-
S'htnE the Republican Party. |
ARGUS cox.
Of Bolivar
EDWARD HGREE,
Of kirksvillc.
JOHN q. PARK,
II Kansas city
F"r Judge Of the St Louis Court Of An
'''''S representing ia" Republican
CHARLES A HOrTS.
of st. Louis
NORMAN A. MOSEIY.
n Bloomfield
GEO = REYNOLDS.
u St Louis.
.'T hr,prrsrntativ" in Congress for Thir-
senting the Republican Party.
POLITE ELvINS.
Of Elvins
GILBERT q. NATIONS,
OF Pennington.
or Representative in the Legislature
representing the Republican Party:
iARTWELL II. LEDBETTER,
Of Pennington
BARREAU A. ROY,
~ i''Illlf IfTIf. /,
or Judge County Court representing
the Republican Party First District
THOMAS X. BARNETT,
of Bonnie Tcrrc
ADAM HOPSON.
Of Bnuue Trrre
or Judge County Court representing
he Republican Party second District
ELLIS Il. HORTON,
Of Doe Run
JOHN l.. KISHLER.
Of Elvins
BENJAMIN LEE KNtCKOLLS
of Dcsluge .
WILLIAM ROSENSTENGLE
Of Doe Run
pr Prosecuting Attorney representing
tn" Republican Party
BARTON II BOYER.
of Pennington e.,
n Sheriff representing the Republican
WILLIAM LONDON.
of Pennington
n Assessor representing the Republican
Party:
WILLIAM J. BERRY,
"f Bonnie T"rrc
FREDERICK NJ EARSCH.
Of Pennington
JESSE u MERRITT,
OF Bonnie T-rre =,
AUGuST Thomson.
Of Pennington
r Treasurer representing the Rcpub-
llcnn Party:
WILLIAM c. FISCHER,
Of Pennington.
JAMES Il PATTON,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17
COURTS

CIRCUIT COURT. 4. Killan, Judge
second Mondays in May, August ana No
vember.
t"rSTr CorW First Mondays IN Eobrua.
ry' May august ana November
PROBATE CouRr-Seconu Mondays IN ian
Inrr, Aprl july. October ana November
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17

AN automobile club of st. louis
mas been taking runs to DeSoto n
Instance Of "a miles, and It IL made
In three hours. 'o
me ladies' of the Baptist church
al Jackson made 500 at their sweet
pea festival last week.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CHURCHES.

fhEsbfrERiAN-Rev. q. Il. HlCKoK. Pa,
1or-ireachIng sunday morning ana even
Ing, sunday school at $50 Il. m. wy N
HARLAN, superintendent. Prayer meetIne
Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SoUTu-Ryv Wv
CptIU, fastOr-PreaCh Ing every sunda =
morning ana evening, sunday SchooI nj
40 m, MERRILL PlPRIS. Superintendent
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
MErHoptsr EPISCOPAL - Reverend I NJ
thompson, Pastor-rreach SUNDAY
morning ana evening; sunday school at
'.W Il. m. G. II. Denmnn, Superintend't
PfhyeF meeting every "Wednesday evening"
BArTIsr-Revercnd 5. +. BRITE, rastor.
Preaching every sunday, morning ana eve
ming. sunday school at ESQ n. M, W. 4.
CLOUD. superintendent. Prayer meeting
each wednesday evening Junior n !
T.. meets sunday at 3 u, M. ANA senior
II. !. + L. at i 30p, IN.
CHRISTIAN CHrHCU-EIp. Enw. OWENS
Pastor Preaching every sunday morning
ana evening. sunday school every sunday
u lo'Wa' nj. ;. CLAY, superintendent
LuTHERAN-REv. fREpRik kLuG, Pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except
the fourth; catechlsm after church.
tArhoLIC-REv. JOSEPH COLLINS, PassI
Mass every sunday at < and TO o'clock a. m
IN second sunday the & O'Clock mass is
read at Doe Run. and at 10 oclok at Farm
hRtoh' sermon ut 10 O'Clock mass every
sunday. Mass every day at O'Clock. on
10Y days mass at 6and O'Clock. Private
Instruction for Baptism and First Com
nunion given ut any time.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17
SOCIALIST PARTY,

, For Governor representing the Socialist
Party;
WM, L. CARVER.
of Chilcrthc.
For Governor represeptipv
the Socialist Party:
L. +. SARGENT.
Of Springfield
For Secretary of State representing the
Socialist Party.
FRANK BAKER,
OF Poplar Blum
For State Auditor representing the So
cialist Party:
FRANK FOSTER,
OF Hannibal.
F"r state Treasurer rerrescnttng the So
cialist Party:
GUY T.. ETHERTON.
OF Kansas City.
tor Attorney-General representing the
Socialist Party:
JOHN f. WILLIAMS,
Of West Plains.
for Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sioner representing the Socialist Party:
u. s. BARNsLEY,
OF Monet
For Judge OF the Supreme Court repre-
sentinH the Socialist Partyi
l.. @. POPE.
of st. Louis
For Judge Of st. Louis Court of Appeals
representing the Socialist Party:
OTTO VIERLING,
OF st. Louis.
For Representative in the LecIsiature
representing the Socialist Party.
g. w. O'DAM.
OF Flat River
For Judge County Court representing the
socialist Party: First District
n L.
OF DeLassus
for Prosecuting Attorney representing
the Socialist Party:
l.. J, FElTZ,
of Flat River
For Sheriff representing the Socialist
Party:
c. BRENECKE.
Of Doe Run
'oF Assessor representing the Socialist
L n HUFFER.
of Desluge.
'or Treasurer representing the Socialist
Party
VIM CRAMP.
OF Bonnie Terre
FOR Surveyor representing the Socialist
Party.
EDWARD RANDOLPH.
OF besloge.
or Public Administrator representing
the Socialist Party:
WILLIAM u. DAVIDSON.
OF Elvins.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF ST. FRANCOIS '''

M Ut II. FNANTOIS.
~, j. A Lawrence. Clerk Of the co,,.....
Court within and for the Sonnt,, I os y,
Francois do hereby certify that ,hs
above and foregoing Is IA true ana -
M 'S, containing the name and post
y. ,,.,, "'ufess OF each candidate. togeth-
WIN designation OF the office for
Wien ne Is candidate, the party or
principle he represents. and the hours
~ ing winch the polls Will be open.
iN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I here.
nv" SCI my hand and affx the seal OF
une county Court. Done at ofice in
rnrmlhF'on, this 18th day OF Jrra
(SEAL) 1905 JUNE
j. a. LAWRENCE,
County Clerk,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17

The Southeast Editorial Associ-
alton had a good meeting at Cape
Girardeau on July4.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-07-17
BALL RefUTES CHARGES.
Continued from 4th page.

"t"rhlty'S shores with Il higher re-
gard for thos" who honestly repre-
scented their constituents than did
John > Mnrnladukr, who was Gov
"rh"r "t Missouri while | was sen.
ht"r. He knew whether did my
anty hs member of the Scuatr. |
enjoyed his most iutimnt" friend.
snip and confidence until the day Of
ms death, and | now have the active
support of his brothers aud many Of
ms appoint""s while Governor. III
had been d"r"Iirt in my duty as "A
senator they would have known it
ana would now be supporting some
one els" for the nomination for Gov
tTppr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
Sas lamsiame Berihtstempc.

8ie beriGtct. lit ber 3Drber bes
Sran5isfm1cr= Taters SEQ 6einrih's
prompt gum Sooe be~rurtbcilt norocu.
Die 9inrihtune iou Iittc SUM itattz
%finoen, bod miro Der 0ertbeiSiaer
poranSli6tll6 nod al Sas Sberbun>
oesgeri6t nppeIieren uno bas lit
glcidbeoeutenO nit elmer 8~er,6aeruna
bon pieqeidt Ionaten. Sm gnbe aes
rdtb Die Sa6e bcim Gublitum in
Serseiienbeit unb Der Mnaeflaate eebt
entipeDer itraffrei nlls ODER fommt bod,
nil elmer leiften Strafc bapon.
Sn SeutihlanD - benlerft biesbez
treff Ser louisville I~n5eiser" - be-
ileiBiat man lid IN iolden Siuaen
bod eincS etpas rai6eren Selnpos.
Sem Ieibseeri6t 5u Saip3i9 seniiaten
orei &oden, iid) be5iialid Ser bon Dem
WDrber aarl Sau ein9ereidten @erus
mug 9csen onS bon Dem aorlsruher
Shtpurgeriht iiber i'm perbGn9te Sos
besnrtbeii ihliiiiis 5n tperSeu. Die
Nften cntbalten cine flare 9ariteQuno
nler juribii1en Gorgdnae. iinb boz,
ben Hihtern raber leift an berudltiz
gen. urb es ldBt iih bon ibnen nns
ibiper feiiteGen. Oh iraeno trelhe Sen
anseflagteu benaGi5eiligcnDe @critos
BE besangen luorOcn limb. Gle rein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28

Seleerapbie, Selepbon cine eleftrilfe
StrabenbeleudtuRg, Shulen nnD cine
ibDne fatboliI6e Stride ein9ertGtet.
Iuf baB feline flint SDbne uno fil1r
Spf)ter Den 3eitperbdltnilien 9elpadien
ieien, lies er linen cine quite Silbung
eeben, unb lnurig berihtete CT Denl
S6reiber: .Mteine &inber fonutcn,
penn es nod, Ser Waiibe rertb mare,
meine 2ebrer iein." IlS 1900 pns
iiir9ite berielben p%olidbrie aeporben
mar, pollte er yniht larger Der
palter iein fir Mae uup fir Nles".
Ioiibern er iibertrua bds Ghaffen nlb
Sorgen ieiner bo&Bendteten reiten
Sdmilie. @elhe M6titn9 bieie IN
Ser reiteil 9elt geniebt, benefit Ii. q.
nli6 Die Sbatlahe, ooB elmer Der
Gobne Hegierungss Gpnmiiidr III, rno
elm anberer ben Stnat Nebrasfa 81
@oibinaton ais Senatpr nortritt.
SteinGuer, Scr Die Seimath oret
Mal belu6te unp nit Dem Sfreiber
Dies fleiBig correspondence, mar ms
Der Snip zines bei6eioenen 'elt MADE
man. &on grobem, itarfem @ltfie.
b~reiti6ulterig, emit llnp ldofpet9ldm
erfreute er iih nit Srau nnp 3ebn
&tnbern bis Dor 5ipei Sabren elmer
robuiten 8eiunbbeit unb scnoB etnei1
idDncn 2%ebensnbeno. SIN SO. Ilterss
jabrc crinnerte er feline Srennbe nno
@eripanbten in Der alten Welt Der
IAnenen S6ritte Der 3eit, nrlo mabnte
lie, lid alseemo6 Out Die r8eiie iiber
BEN Serbian" bereit 5u balten. Die
Ibnung erfiilte iih mir 5u balo; CT
itarb als gutter aatbolif ben 18. Sftos
Der 1907 I'M "a. I~ltersjabre nls
Iater Ser Stabt nSteinnuer" BET Den
Seinen unb auf Dem Seinisen. Sie
alnoe Ieines 9blebens perbrettete it'd
in ehrcnben Nahrufen bird Die
SaaesblGtter Der altcn nno nenen
8elt. 8ptt bat i'm iiber Tteles
aeIest; CT bat cs treu neriraltet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28

pbia, uno SIR Sut lit borne pom
pielen @riiBen IN Neip 9orf san5
idydbig s~etuoroen. Sb- refter Stie@
fel trdet linfs am 8anbe Der SohIe
Spuren bon DEM tpeisliDer StrdBenz
Ifmub in Gbicn9p unD on Der Cigar
rersIi6e bier iebe i6, bdB sic cine
Utica gerauGt bnben. Shre ree1te
Sruit 8eiet cine Inidnelura - Die
maiiigen S~anfuoten, Die Sbncn Shire
Sortrdee einbrineen. ani Sbrem
Softer lit feiner 6ementftalib, lreil
in SprirgfieIb bas 0epddburean
ous9ehehert pltree uub ihlieRlih:
SIR &oifer Oh trGgt in arpben 8nfa
ltoben ben Aancn Conan Sople."
Sin gscut fir Slpsnframter
id1rcibt: .Sruu 5. 6. Norulau aus
Eine Iiper, Winn., ididt Zen tol9tns
Den 9riei:
9r. Yeter Sabrner & Cons Co.,
Gbicaeo. Sainpis.
8ert6c Screcn: Sd bin Shren
6antbar fir SIC 9cit, paDrenb inelder
i'd ols Nognt iur J6re Ncbi5inen
tbdtia mr.. 56r Nlpenfrdiiter heilie
unieren flint Sabre oltcn Gpbr ion
Der @elhiuht, Sic Enben MIDI itets
gitie mo Subprtcmmaub febanSeIt.
Or ;rar nnra ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sd
lpog ihn uor @ce mn hsf Ss5aualun9.
Gr nqlr cine Sla{Ee ait~en,eoutcr
uno 9cram 5rsi Nfhns IN j,rei
@odjer. gr lit jebt 10 e.irnt unb
muntcr MS cir Siinse MIR iein solrl.
@~crnon9cntn 8tater !osirtc eine
2ebrerin be- r,,S, ueIGe ciH 6cr3s
lcieen hattie. Gle a 10 iIhtuadi. snb
lie igeer &erpTihtar9cn is Der Stule
fnum na6!omnen fonntc. Seher
Woreen crgartetc iH, lie tort in, @ett
81 iinoen. Gic no[tc auerit nen
N(penfrGutsr nid6t &ebmen. dbar id
iiberreoete lie. cine GlnIde 81 pers
iufen. sSn orei 8odben bate Tie uier
8funo 3u9enommeu unb Die nathr'
lie9e Sarbe mar in i6r @eIi6t 5nriids
aefebrt. SD lam mir gar llid)t pors
~licifen, pie i'd pbHe Sbren Gpenfraus
ter fertia fperben founte."
Mpcnfrduter lit ipeber cine Gpctbes
fer Weoi5in. nod Gin 9~efrobnltd1er
6~anDel5drtifel, lpnoern etn eInrnhes
Sausmiitel, iuelhes ben Senter brett
burd @ermitteIuna BON 2ofalsGsenten
SuaeIteIlt mirp. @gerten iperbsn sbne
&ildiidt nuf lire 2ebenshe0une er,
nannt. &aufleute, Sarmer. Se9rer,
&rcoiaer, 9omen. ooer iraenb pelGe
Berionen, bic Den @unid 6egsn.
Wutes al tbun uub Die @ertrauen aui
oas Iittel unb sic GeiGaitss Yrinsi.
pien ser Snbrifanten ictcu. iinb cinsss
lnben, glgenten 81 perDsn. Ses
LSinguuseu uub alles Idhsrc rcrbru
aerne mitgetbcilt bur6 Die alleiniaen
Gigent6iimer. Or. Setter Sabrnep Is
Cons Co., ti2-11S 90. Spgue ane..
Chicago, 81.