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Oxford Democrat., 1908-10-20
Supreme judicial Court.
OCTOBER TERM, 1908.

OCTOBER TERM, 1905.
Hon. George E. Bird, Justice Presiding
Charles f. Whitman, Clerk.
A. II. Whitman, StenOgrapher,
Charles P. Barnes, County Attorney
Hiram r. Hubbard, Sheriff
W. A. Bicknell, Deputy as Crier
w. A. Barrows, Messenger
Walter L. Gray, Librarian
The October term of court opened
promptly on time at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning, and has since been proceeding
well, a good amount of business being
disposed of, and the time being well
occupied.
Judge Bird arrived on the $50 train
Tuesday morning, and within very
brief space of time was ready for the
opening of the court, which was an
nouuced exactly as the clock struck.
The bar was we'll filled with the attor-
neys of the county, with number OF
visitors from other bars.
Prayer was offered by Rev. T. N.
Kewley of the South Paris Methodist
church, aud the formalities of opening
were duly observed. The grand jury,
which will serve for the year, was en-
paneled as follows:
GRAND JURY.
Cleon S. Osgood, Rumford, Foreman.
William o. rockingham, Paris. Clerk.
W. W. Abbott. Waterford.
william Allen, Denmark.
Elmer Z. Blake, Brownfield.
Charles II. Child, Peru.
Austin NJ. Martin. Hiram.
c. Z. Ollham, Canton.
Lester E Robinson, Sumner.
Edward 8. Smith, Bethel.
Z. b. Tubbs, Norway.
Walter A. Turner. Buckheld.
George ii. Walker, Fryeburg.
George Welch. Mexico.
Fred Weld, Dix1eld.
Samuel l. Wheeler, Gilead.
George L. Wilder, Oxford.
Mark c. Allen of Woodstock, who had
been drawn on the grand jury, was un-
able to attend by reason of illness, and
was excused.
Judge Bird addressed the grand jury
their duties, his address being
not lengthy, but direct, and fully cover
ing the matter and manner Of their pro-
cedure.
III tha,, ol
Oxford Democrat., 1908-10-20

chairman of the meeting. Prayer was
offered by Rev. j. II. Little, and re-
marks were made by Rev. b. S. Rideout
of Norway, Rev. A. T. McWhorter, Rev.
T. n. Kewley, and Rev. A. S. Bisbee,
the well known temperance worker.
Strong ground was taken by all the
speakers in favor of prohibition, and in
opposition TO anything looking toward
It's repeal. All the speakers were given
hearty applause.
A pretty dry lunch, is eight old
fashioned round crackers on a paper
plate. with no water in sight. That's
what eight boys went up against in an
eating contest at the Biou "Wednesday
evening. They sat up on the stage in q
row, In the glare Of the footlights, and
strained their throats, and crowded the
dry cracker into their mouths, till their
cheeks looked liked a squirrels headed
for his nest. In an incredibly short
time Albert Bonney, sitting at the end
of the row, with a mighty effort forced
down the last crumb and passed over his
plate, and was pronounced the winner
of the prize, good football.
At the special meeting of the village
corporation Tuesday evening, 1t was
voted to place an incandescent lighl
near the corner Of Western Avenue anc
Hillside Avenue, and another on Hill
side Avenue between Mr.. Anderson''
house and Mrs. Sessions; also TO sub
stitute nine incandescents for the two
arc lights farthest north on Western
Avsnue--all these lights to be located
by the assessors. The last article, Civ
ing the assessors authority to max
future changes in the lights, according
to their Judgment, was passed over OF
motion OF A 4. Shurtlef, who said h
made the motion for the protection o
the assessors. The attendance at tn
meeting, though representative, wa
small, and the short discussion wa
mainly informal.
Oxford Democrat., 1908-10-20
cHURCHEs.

Second Congregational Church, Rev. b: s
10 % 30 A. M; Sabbath school, IL 90 NJ; Y: P. 8
G. E., Sunday Evening, 8 80 P. NJ; Social Meet
ing, 90 P. NJ; regular weekly Prayer Meeting
Tuesday evening.
Universalist Church, Rev. 8. 9. Davis
Pastor. Preaching service on Sunday at 10 81
A. NJ. Sabbath School, II 90; Y. PC. U. meet
ing, 90 P. n.
Methodist Church, Rev. G. A. Brooks, Pastor
Preaching service, 10 80 A. NJ; Sabbath School
IL 90 M; Social Evening Meeting. 700 T; N.
Friday evening. Epworth League, Sunday
Baptist Church, Rev. e. 8. Cotton, Pastor
Preaching service. 10 80 A. NJ; Sabbath school
IL 90 NJ; Prayer Meeting. Sunday evening
NJ, Wednesday evening, 7:N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31

ten lit. Nomcntlid) in 9orienfreiien
lit ole getrofiene &obl nit GROCER
8cfrie0igung olligenommen DorOCn.
Gle 9riinolidc Sod)fenntniB oeS
nclen SeebonoIungs ErGiioGntcn
miro ollcrieit5 riidbnltIo5 unerfnmt.
Ius3cidnuna Mir 6elO-
mori6ou @rof &ncielcr
Ger &uiicr bat @%lranlaiiunQ oe.
nommeL ieiner @ertbidGbung oe3
@enCrol. Scl0nlariholS @roieu pom
Naeieler bCion0Crcn Iua0rud 3It per.
lcibcn. Der Wtonnrd bat ioebcu ull9e.
oronCt, Dob olli Dem 9otnbof III
Oicb cine RoIonosfigur on9cbroft
miro, mcldje Den General. 5cI0mors
idol bartlett. @rof Nueicler mar Dor
iCinCm Riidtritt ans 0em nftinen
0icnit commandments General oe5
i6. NrmcccorpS in Nteb ~Aelucicn.
NIIcrlci aus 9cutihIonN 5.
Sn 6ol0c Der iiiu9itcn g9ittcrrngS.
llmid)ldge lit oic 3obI ser &niluen5n.
GrtranfltuQcn in Berlin bereit8 olli
mebr ais aintollienO qcitiegen.
Ger aaiicr empfing Den 9ilhoi
&ennigbnus, lueld)cr lett langen
&obren in Der fineiiiden Yropin5
S6ontung, DEM Sutherland oe5
oclltiden ShubgebictS &iautidou.
tbGtig lit. Ser Wouorf crflrnoigtc
iih eingebenO noh ocn 0eaempGrti.
gen 8crbGltniiicn Gbino's un0 ben
2uaiihten iiir Die 3rtunft. Ger 9i.
Idol 5ciate lih portreiflid unterridJ.
tet.
&om oHeifS Nn5ciger" MIRO ole
&crnbid)icoung oeS glomirola 9iid)iel
pom Eoitcn 0ea GbefS OeS AomiroI.
itube5 ser Warinc per0ffentlift.
@lcid8citi9 miro oic Grncnnumq oca
2lomiroIa @roien pom @nltoiiiin,
melfcr IN lester Belt 5llr @eriiiglmg
0ca Chefs Der Wtnrincltution Der Dit
ice ltan0, ais Nof)iolgrr giihicl'S
befannt acQebcn,
&uOmig 6llloo, GouI &in0olt, @ll.
itou aorpeIeS uno Gonitontin N0r.
renberg %erluiicn ciucn 0ifentlitcn
NuirllI 5u elmer Sommlunq. IS bol-
oclt lid borum, 0cn uerfduilid)en
Shriften-9todlnB pom @cinc'a Ncf.
len, Suomia &mboen SIT crWctbcn.
0ieicr NadloB eutbGIt 3oblrcidc
@rieie Seinrid Scine'S, bic piclioh
nod nidt per0ifcntIidJt morocn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31
Sctct nm GrlOIung uun unluiiuidens.
wertben Siirgern.

8a bington .. s., 30. San.
- SIN Heprdientantenbauie ereignetc
lid) geitern Der geuiB otBergelpobns
liGe Sail, oub oos @ebet bc3 Sap.
lors, Hep. Or. 9enrb u. Gouben, 5i
@eifallS-&mogebuugen uno gleid5ei-
tig sur grbeiterung NnlaB CAB. Ser
betrefienoe EoiiuS, iueIhcr oicie g8ir.
flung iibte, lautcte: .Serr Soft, mir
bitten Gid erloie uns bon ben Sim,
goes, Den 0enlagogen, oen Sromm.
fern utb allen anoeren unipiinid)ens-
mertbcn 9iirgern mo gieb uns itatt
'ibrer Yatrioten Staatsm0nner, &c.
meiltIitnige, bod)ber5ige, munnboftc
Mdrncr. auf ouB 0cin Heid fomme
rtnb Tein @iae geifebe altf Groen
pie I'M Sirnmel, nm Selu Gbriiti
Milell, Inlen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31
Nrci &inocr bonn Batter nieoerae.
IduIlen.

Ghicago, 80. Sanlor. - Wm.
$. Weutidl Elm Sntid)enbauer, ers
idoB bellte bellte in ieincr @obnlng,
9tr. 419, Irmita9e > Apenle, feline
iiiniiGbrige Sodter Gertrude uuo
bradte ieinen beioen onoeren Sim.
bern, Ser oreiiabrigen Sennie u1o
Dem 5IueiiGbrigen @ilinm Weutidl,
t60tlid)c SdynBipunoen bel. Die ga.
milic Meutid nobnte in 3immern,
melde oireft iiber Der alltid)ennerf'
little Iiegen. 0ie Motiuc ocs Mun.
mes iiir leiue SfjredenStbnt iinO nidt
befannt, allein man meib, oob er lest
bin b1itiigen Streit nit icilcr @at'
i'm iiber sic ainoer bate. Ger Mor.
Der muroe nod fllr5er @egenne1r
perbaitet, uno man elolbt. OaB er
geiitesgcitort lit. Nad iciner Ser.
Gaitlrns geitano er elm DAB er oild
ieine od)tjebni0brigc Sodtcr erihoi.
len baben lpiiroe, mcrn lie 81, 6nuie
gcipeien mare. Gr iagtc Dem Capt
tan Sar0ing:
sir &itoer elmer iolhen Miitter
lit ser SOB better, ais ooS 2eben. Sic
(oie Mutter) perilud)te Die &inber
idglid], unb urier @eim mar cine
SOLE olii groen, Wfeiue GIteite God.
Ter p~erlieb ms por IS Nonaten lue-
aeIl b1tlsIid,cn ltnirieoenS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31
gllbri6sgiG cinbcridDtCt.

NNplt 0~lOIIeIVHg III SeHlI Oegtllll
an 10. 6cbrunr. - Ga8 ReprG.
lentontcrInllS poiiirt sic BRING
lide 0efi5itbiH.
Us n btngton II, .. s. 30. Gan.
Ter Scnat belt bellte MIR cine
fllr5e SiBuitg. in melAer NI6rid On,
81 ieine 6inon5bia I'M Auitrage oeS
6inon5. Gomite'a einberiftete uno an.
filnOigtc, bob CT bieielbe am Mortag,
Den 10. 6ebruar, sur &erbonolung
ouiruicn mer0e. @8 mar los llbr,
ais Iidl ser Senut pertogte.
Die 0ringIi6e 0efi5it @erlpiais
0ltngabiQ mitrSe belttc i'm Hepr1iel.
tapten6auic a%ngenommen. Iieielbe
oerpiaiat I'M @on5en $23,664450,
o0cr $4,000 mcniger. ais oas So
mite enlpioblen bate. ltntcr ocn &c.
itrid)Grcn Foiten befono lid cine
Suntrte pon 100000 iiir N(rlnee.
Wfonturen.
NIs oie beiitige Sisung oes Sall.
les begann, mnren MIR nod einigc
meni9e Seiten ser Gill 5l erIebigen.
Gieielben lntid,loiien cine 8erorOs
ming 5ur @rnennllng bon meiteren
81 Eoliiiiten fiir oas nelle 9ureali.
6ebalt0e Oe8 Sauies. Sannep
(Wiinn.), %oriiber oeS @crpiaiqungs-
Gomite's, beiilrnortete oieie &eror0.
rlln1 ais i'm Sittereiie oeS SdubeS
ser Witglieoer uno oes in Dem @e.
bGuoe 1ufbemobrien Hegierungs.@i.
gcnt6uhls notbpenoig oQeiu Woim
SQS.) o%pponirte bier, uno iie lpurbe
nad) lunger Gebatte in 6olge zines
SrOmrngseinmonbeS qeitriher. &ur5
nod) 3 llbr pcrtagte lid oaS @alls bis
morgcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31
Seine Efobibitiun fir SlS-Garofima.

Columbia a, Sc 80. San. -
Gle Erobibitions Gorlage muroc
bette I'M llnterbalie Ser 2egislatur
nit GA segen 53 Stimmen oeiinitiu
pcrmoriena slith Der Staatsienat lit
aegenfoie Gill. Gountp-2oeaI Option
lit jeet iiir ocn gnrtSen Staat geiidert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31

ICIuC ISIlllIlIlC III uNIll NHlIlllpNN IHSD
rcrer Moidinengeihiibe, mel6c I'M
lcBten CONNER DON Dem Eorpeoo-
boot y3orfi" 8%citobIcn morocn lpo.
rem.
Groteit aus &nOien.
Quborc, &nOien, 30. &onuor.
- Inter 6in1peia ulti Die @eiobr
,ernitlihcr @crmideIungcu i'm britt.
idcn Reidc" iobte cine biciiGc &crs
iommlumQ, mrld)cr cini9c ser ci1ls
iluBpiditen Mfobomeoaner I'M
@un0iob b%eimobntelL &rotcit DC
idliiiic Qcgcn Die @%erfiigrma Scr
lronapoaI &egierunG nit 8c5l1
alf 0aS 8erbot ser GinmunoCrlng
Don Aiioten nad Si%iOoirifo. [2ic
@cihliiiie ioQen Dem S%tdttboltcr
@oro 0tinto uno Gcm Stnot3ictrc.
tar fiir Snoien Sobn Morlcp, iibcr'
mittelt merbcu.
Gin l1ngIiid ptopbet.
Qon6on, 80. Son.-Giuc furdt
bare @eIt.a otoitropbe iicbt Eroi.
9clur, ser Sciamolo8iit, in Den
nddItcn GuQen fonncn. Gr telcgro.
pbirt bon ieincm Obicruutorilm SIT
Qoi6a6, Dob 0ic Gr0e icit Dem %.
{onuor in cincm 3uitouoc uuBcrge.
m0bnlidcr 3oitloiigfeit lid bcfinoc,
Die tGglih ymcbme. Die Ecn0e..
idmingungen oea SeiSmoaropbcn
limo 10 Geiti9c gcnorben uno Oaltern
10 6eitGnGig an, Dab cS mnt0aIi6
ici, icismiihe Jeititcllllngen SIT ma
den. Ser Groiclior leitct aus oieien
Gri9einlmgeu ob, bob sic Gr0e bon
aIrBcrit fritiid)en St0rungen beOrobt
lei, sic in aiir5c eintreten mitr0en.
unbcfuQte Gjnmi idunN
8ien 30. San. - Die iIooii6en
Witolie6er scr oItreidiiGen unO
ungoriiden Delegation bobcu Die
@erpinborng getroffen, in elmer &C.
meiuiumen SiBung Der bciocn 9ele.
gationen gegen Die prerBil6e Yolen-
politif ST. iprchcn unO cine cinidld-
gige HeIolution ein5ubringen. Ser
GrGlioent lit ieood) cntihloiicrl Ell
men onDingebcn0en Nntrug aus Dem
@rlmoc ob5lrnciien, neil bic Nn9c.
legenbeit ni6t our Gompetcn5 scr
GelegationCn geborc.
emil Nuiptbcr 9cItorbcn.
@tCn, 30. &onS. - Sn SepliB
lit ser befonntc &n0uitrielc emil
2llIipiber aus Dem &c6cn gei6icocn.
Gr erreidte Elm 2llter bon 81 Sab
rem. Illipibcr 5dbIte 81 Sen beoelt+
tenolten WfGnncrn Der in0uItriellcn
NSelt @o6men'S unb iton0 langc
Belt o1 ser SpiBc bcrporrogenOer
llnternc6mutngeit.
&ar0iral q hor0'8 2ct6c
auf gebabrt 4.
7 YoriS, 30, San. - Gie Seidt
Garoinol Gr5bii6ofS Hihuro lieq:
lett geitcrn i'm er5biifoiIihcm BoIaiS
IN Stoot alfgebnbrt. Nm fii~uitouier0
Gerionct 5ogcn geitcrn an Dem SEQ
tofolf oorbei. Vic @%eionmtlcere
NOR cine iibcrallS %einorudSpoue. 1ie
2ci6c mar nit ocr toItboren cr5'
bii60fliden 8emGuocrn nit Der
lpeiben Wtitro ollf Gem Sol,pte be-
fleioet, sur Seite ocS &ntoialt5
b%ronrten in iilbernen 2eltdtern 5obl-
loic mGdtige &er5eil un0 Nonncn,
fnicten ST SiiBen osS Sorge5 iH
ltiQem @ebet.
Sic Negierung miro Dem iiir
Sonntog onaelstten groborti8en
@eardbniB feline Sdpmieriafeiten
moden. SGmmtIihe brruorro9enbe
Er0loten 5ronfreid's, Scr alerlls
bon Yoris, ole Senotoren, Geplt-
tirten utb Wlmi5ipolrGtbe fotboli.
ifcn @IollbcnS uno Die @IGubigen
iiberboupt limo cingcloocn iif oil
Dem Srnuer5ltgc pom cr5bii6oflt6en
ToloiS aus na6 Der Notre Game.
Sotbeorolc SIT betbeiIigcn. Mon CT.
tpartet eine fatboliide Concentration
bon GROCER 9eoeutung uno rieiigem
llnfong.
Nrci Ginoer bonn Batter niebcrges
idoiien.
Shtcago, 80. Sanltor. - Wnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31

.Sn Dem aapitolifwinoeI 8ro.
5eB SIT Sorrisblirg. ga, wuroe ge.
Itern oas 8erbor Ser 9elaitungs,ell
aen furtgeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31

tcrcn Gurdiuduli8 u%ntcrporfen. Gle
iclbc reiltltirte in Dem 9hlffinOen meb-
rcrer Moidincn8eibiiBe, mel6e I'M
lceten CONNER Don Dem Eorpeoo-
boot y3orfi" ~gcitoblen moroen luo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas James Cook and Mollie Cook his
wife, by their certain deed OF trust, dated
the 22nd day OF January. 1907, and recorded
In the Recorders once of st. Francois cOun-
~, Missouri In book 70 at page as, con
veyed to the undersigned Trustee the follow.
ing described real estate, situate. lying and
being In the county OF st. Francois ana
state OF Missouri, tO-wit;
That piece of ground known as lot three,
block ~. situated on the east side OF Flat
River, as shown on a map OF the CrGHley
farm, Flrt River, Mo.
Which said conveyance was made In trust
to secure the payment of a certain proms'
sorry note In said deed of trust described
and whereas the said James Cook has been
deceased for more than nine months, and
whereas by the terms OF said deed OF
trust said note is past due and remains I'M
paid; now therefore, at the request OF the
legal holder o: said note and In conformity
with the provisions of said deed OF trust,
|. the Undersigned trustee. VIII, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY ~, 1875,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and five o'clock In the afternoon
OF that day, at the south front door OF the
court house, IN the city OF Pennington, IN
said county OF st. Francois, Missouri, sell
NJ public auction to the highest bidder Tor
cash, the foregoing described real estate
to satisfy said note and the cost OF eNecu'
ting this trust. ..,.,,.,.,.
GEORGE 4. TETLEl.
January 3, 1919 Trustee.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
ESTHER ITEMS.

Mrs. J. W. Jones has been very
seriously i'll but is improving now.
Alonzo Perryman who has been
very SICK with pneumonia is fast re-
covering.
Miss Ida Hoy of Desolge was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. Is.
Thonage, Monday night.
The Ladies Home Mission Society
has organized cottage prayer meet
ing which will be held every Thursday
night.
". A Porryman and niece Mis-
Jessie Edwards OF Salem nCighb)rhoOd
spent last Tuesday here as the guest Of
The writer's family.
Miss Matte Boyd is now able to re-
sumo her -chooi duttc, after several
weeks illness caused by an operation
being performed on her nose for ca
tarrh. Miss Matte looks quite frail
but It is hoped by her many friend,
she will soon gain her usual good
health, ORAL.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
BISMARCK BREvlTIES

MIS-. &. W. Parker is reported quite
~" - 49,"
Merrill Pipkin OF Pennington was
on our streets last Wednesday,
III L.,.lIo r,,,lor is ..,i,,,.ir M
with double pneumonia.
Pa, t,,fI, r,,yod
=, Gam Guardian county .rhnr.J,,
-, ,bc stat, II,.,,,I -, #, vcrno,
nc'oc'' Lucy .c'' 'a'' "ctN +" AZ
'e''" " c'"'"'e'c'"' eo'cee !" o'' LOUIS
Mrs. Chas. - johnson attended the
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES.

Mis- Helen Carter and Clinton
Roger, have enrolled since last week,
notes.
Mis-, Emma Traueruicht, owing to
illness, j, detained from her schoo
work.
Mj,, Ruby Ouyc is dong private
secretary wurk 10 the pre,idcut'> office
hi, scnurghl
Mis-. Lillian Icalcs Of Loughburu
Ia, been visiting her sister, Mis-, Pearl,
one Of our students.
Miss Authcrine Day and Miss Pearl
leates have recently passed their first
shorthand and typcwrlliug test
President Mootnarr expects to make
hi, regular monthly visit OF inspection
trip 70 hi, other school, in the near
future
Miss Ruth Rohlfng, who was de.
tanned in 81 Louis week or more,
owing to illness, IA, lururd TO hcr
.,J,ooI Jr,ios
l"e'e WIN oe meeting Of the
'""iu VI b''ct'oi' u the Monthar'
business I'"'Se 'o' !" fafmihstoh'
saturday, 18Th inst.
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90 ~ ~ ; ''"' ,,'',, P',S'' us s'"""'
- - ','' '"'' '''"' ''" y pew mug
Miss Lena Schramm aud George
,' '.'''' ',N"', WV y, '"' '',' ''''' ''"
'0"''' a.. '',"T ''''' WIN "'"' nv
w nv, Wv" ". ''' .,''''',"" ''oct'S 'o'
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~ " - VIM '"'' VI '"'' '''s'
New students this week are Mc,srs.
Frank SimmS Of @armington and Bcr-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17

trust The TIMES will permit Us to
speak few words to our friends aud
ncighbors who so kindly offered their
assistance during the sickness and
death of our dear husband and father,
John II. Rohlander. To them we
offer our sincere thanks, and especially
to the lodges and frarcrual order of
Eagles and A. o. l.. ".
Very respectfully,
Mrs. ions a. RunLANpER
and Family.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
DOE RUN EVENTS.

Roy llaincs had business in Flat
Hycr sunday.
Mi Fred Shcck went to Hazel Run
The nrsl part Of the week %" hunting
ZIP.
Nj. Wol.cr McCun,Dck Of Louisiana
6. visiting bis brother VIII OF this
place.
Mrs. Louis Lachancc and son OF
Flat River visited relative, here last
week.
Mcs,r,. Fields rhoma, aud a. D..
i.acrand made a cuisines, trip to Farm.
ngtou last Tuc-dty
Mcs,rs j. l.. Gunner aud VIM.
Black .pcut saturday afternoon IN
Pennington aokirg after bushes,
tffurs.
Doe Run Camp 80 iuvl NJ, W.
:. -till meets every second and fourth
tuesday Of each month, tomc out,
boys, aud see wna' is going on,
Mise, Garry and Amelia srcocr
attended the rucky patty two miles
west Of noc Run given by Nj. and
Mi, FriM Guurr saturday night
Miss Pearl PoIct,c aud brother have
returned home from An extended visit
ia Ste Gcncycyc. They were &c.
compauicd by their aunt, Miss Fannie
Larosc
The regular Methodist services
which have been conducted in the
Opera House since last fall are now
being held in the Christian church,
which has been unused for some time.
The A. o. L. W aud Degree Of
Honor held q joint entertainment in
the lodge hall saturday night. They
report a number Of well rendered reel.
tatiOns, dialogues, music etc.
The Doe Fun Bowling Team, "Ihe
Buckeyes" went to ST. Louis last week
and bowlcd for the championship Of
that city, In the result they came out
second, out OF the many teams that
were present.
Grandpa IIrt1hammrr, aged &C
years, who had been living with hi.
laughter, Nlr- John lImDc,, for some
lime, died Friday, January loth, and
was buried sunday at this place. The
funeral wa, conducted by the l. O. O.
+. lodge oi which hr wa, member
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
LOUGHBORO ITEMS.

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VIVA
Mr.. Francis Yeates. of Chester, Ill.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17

day lie Of The members A. another
member was heard to say recently:
Its u pretty good thing to belong IL.
a thing Pennington has needed r
yeats, and 1t Is making good You
I,u'' see 50 much huOdluml.m nn the
-Drrrl', and You do zee wcil.h"havcd,
w'rrcIcd, happy, jolly bunch Of
youngsters and old.'cr> every night All
helping each other have Il good time.
| Dhuk every protr..rd Christian and
everyone who isn't should join aud
give the thing his support aud bcip
It along. a little boosting right now
Will make it Il permanent power for
good.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
Why Suffer From Rheumatism7

Do you know that rheumatic pains
can be relieved? II you doubt this try
one application of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. 1t may not give you relief
from pam but will make rest and sleep
possible, aud that certainly means u
great deal to any one afflicted with
rheumatism. For sale by +. NJ. Laak-
man.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
Agreeably Surprised.

Many sufferers from rheumatism have
been agrecably surprised at the prompt
relief afforded by applying Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. 1t makes sleep and
rest possible. For sale by /. NJ.
I.aakman,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to express our many
thanks to our friends of Three Rivers
vicinity for the assistance rendered US
during the sickness and death of our
precious babe May Gods choicest
blessings be upon them.
BERT MCDADE,
LENA MCDApE.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
The Price Of Peace.

The terrible itching aud SmartIug,
incident to certain diseases, is almost
01stantly alIayed by applying Chamber
uu's SaIyc. Price, "a cents. For
s,Ir by T. NJ. Laakman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17

is Smiths Kidney Remedy. Your
lruggist will refund your money il
after taking one bottle you are not sat
isiied with results. so cents by +.
NJ. Laakman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-01-17
Smiths Kidney Remedy.

The only guaranteed kidney remedy.
Buy it-try Tit costs you nothing il
it fails. Price 80 cents. L. NJ. Laak
una