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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Omaha Livestock.
St. Louis Livestock.

ST. Louis, Oct. 1s.-Cattle-Esti
mated receipts for today, 1000; open
ed steady.
Natives ...... .......... 475@Soo
Cows and heifers ~. 35o@s.75
Suckers and feeders ..... 3.so@5.5o
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today,
PIGS Pigs lights ........... s.75as4o
packers se5ds 80
Butchers. best heavy ..... ssO@s4o
sheep-Estlmated receipts for today,
M MUTT, spence '... s'ea'. s.so@45o
Lambs .......4. 5.5O@71o
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
LOCAL LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Prices Paid For Cattle. Hogs and Sheep
on Local Market.

Marshalltown prices on livestock
were quoted by Britain & Co.. today as
follows, and farmers are requested to
telephone the packing house before
selling hogs, cattle or sheep anywhere:
CATTLE.
Good fat cows and Feifers-35O To-
Fair cows and heifers-2.50@3.o0
Veals-40O@4.50.
Bulls-2.50@3.00
HOGS
Premium hogs, 125 to 2oo-s.25.
Premium hogs, 200 to 275-S.00.
Premium hogs over 275-7.7G
Good packers-7.50
Good packers over 3o0-7.25.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Ne,u No,L E~,h,,..

Chicago, Oct 19.-New York ex-
change was at par.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
powNpouR IN pRYEsT PORTION
! OF WINTER WHEAT BELT HAS
REARisH EFFECT.
ARGENTINA CROP NEWS
WAS ALSO FAVORABLE
Corn Was Easy on Improved Weather
! -salss BY Leading Spectator Pull
ID Oats Down-Lower Priced Hogs
; and No Support From Packers Let
Provisions Decline.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Rain in the winte
on the market here. In the southw est
particularly there have been rather
serious complaints of dryness injuring
newly sown fields, and it was in that
section that the downpour was heavi-
est, with more predicted for tonight
Crop news from Argentina was also
favorable. The opening was lie lower
to Il higher. December started at
93H@9l and declined to 9S9s. Re
ceipts In Chicago, Minneapolis and Du-
luth were 500 cars.
Statements that exports of five or
six boat loads Of durum and some
Manitoba were worked yesterday in
duced a rally. Demand, however, gave
out and there was selling here for Ar
gentina account. The close was weak.
with December at SO y, net loss OF
A@h.
Corn was easy on improved weather.
December opened unchanged to 4
higher at 461s to "a, and declined to
46A Receipts Were 231 cars.
The market, however, rallied sharply
on predictions of rough weather COM
Ing. The close was strong, with De-
cember u higher at At.
Oats.
Sales by a leading local specula tor
pulled oats down. December at the
opening was unchanged to * higher,
at 30k to 30%, and declined to 30A
Receipts were 173 cars.
Provisions.
Lower prices for hogs and no sup
port from packers let provisions de-
cline. First sales were 7l2 lower TO 21s
higher.
Chicago Grain Close.
Chicago, Oct. 10.
wheat-No red. s5@ss; No. 8 red,
92@s41k; No. hard. $685. No.
hard, e2@s6.
corn-No. 2, ASH @4sA: No. white,
4sA@4s; No. 2 yellow, 4sA @4s; No.
3, 4sQ4S1z; No. 8 white, ASH @4s1s;
No. yellow, 4sA @4SA.
oats-No. white, s2@32A; No. 8
white. 81 @s1h; standard, 31@32A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City. Oct. 19.-Cattle-Esti
mated receipts for today. $4,000: open
ed steady.
Natives ..... .......... 5.25@7.so
Cows and heifers ..... 2.75@65O
Stockers and feeders $3.50. 325@5.5O
Western 3.50@65O
Southern .. 475@6.25
Hogs-Estimate receipts for today,
5000: opened steady
Heavy ........ ....... S.9Om9.15
ackers and butchers >. 9o0M9.3O
Light .... 91069.35
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today,
$4,000; opened steady.
Muttons ~. .......... s.5o@4.5o
Lambs ..... 5.75 @6.65
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
The Potato Market.

Chicago, Oct. ls--Potatoes, steady
CHOICE to fancy .............. so @55
Fair to good ............ 3S@45
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
Representativ. Hoo Sales.

Below are qouted q few Of the rep
resentative hog sales for today:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19

Peoria Corn.
Peoria, Oct 10.
ECorn-No. .. Ash.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
Stun 1 Nfano irelit al 137.

9eatten til 2prOog lte0tc Sen fran-
lfe Ntlalrterbaps6elnpcr v@eneroI
Gbon5p" paa &eiie fra Marieilles til
Mrnerifa pia 9llgiers lnoer e1 frDgte-
Zig Storrn poa ct Sfier ne6 9e1r
@finorca / Sc boleariife Ger Set
beltlige Miooelbap, no for ben ipar~
ife &Dit: &1m ct eneite Menneife reo~
oeoes al Sc 81 @asiagerer, og belle
8eietnimgen, 10 Man6, on1fom.
Sort Si6 efter at Sfibet bar ite6t
paa Sfjeret, iprengtes Don1ptjeo.
lerne neo ct frDgteligt 8rag> og an
tagelig er mango Menneffer onfont-
ne paa Sen Mao6e. Sen He66eoe,.
cit algierif Eol6enrbe6 e6sman6> ifplleoe.
t,lo paa &lippefDiten, bbor fan op-
bolot Jig ct 9egn i en- &rle, inbtil
Set enoelig lDffe6es banr at flatre op
oo Sen ltejle &lippeifrpnt og fon1me
/ @us. Set forlil tie Sfib er fl1Iolten.
Sig lplintret, og mango Gig er fpl-
leoe ilano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
SfibsmlpHc.

S 0iagclluu StrG6et ltronoenc lio.
lte l1ge CIT engelle Camper, u2in1a"
tilbprcn0c Yacific Naui9otion So.
lonr bar unoerpeis fra 8nenos Mpre:
til @apnc paa &eitfDiten al Spbame:
-rtta. Sfibet fon1 peb tStranbit1gen
CIT meget farlig Stilli,tg, og en- an:
Ser Camper, iom posiercoe Sen, op'
tog lmoer nrcgct panitelige 0orbol<
205 al oen5 Eusiagerer, oo bet &a-
bcl, JONI Dolot Sfibene iommen
lprong, % Set lpffeoes life after al
opnaa 6orbinoclle. Gel, onoen Gam:
pet git til nGrn1eltc @ann % rap.
portereoe ltlDtfen, og Sen cbilenIfl
&egicring aficnote eiebltfelig eli
&rpoier til slsliltonce, li9eiom 5
9an1plfibe al iant>ne Selifob iottt
&urien til lllptfcslte0et. Ser bar IS
Menncifer oubor0, % Sfibet lto(
baorot uo lot pg por tptolt Trog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
aapan % SC l6or. ;stater.
9en iopa,eliife @eion6t i Moib-
il1gton far me66elt set omerifanlfc

Den iapaueliife @elonbt Molb=
ington far lneo6elt Set omerifanlfc
lloe1rigsrtinilterilln> at Sraftate1'
nclleln SSopor og slnlerifa om @an=
oel og i>1ternationole 6orbolo pil BIZ
be toget Up til 9fepiiion al 6en iapa=
neiilfe 9fegieri1tg. Dette giper 9ln=
le01ling til sgl1altelie for, at set pcn=
lfabelige Sorbol6 nellen1 oisle to
2on0e bill libe ct Sfaar, ioet 5upm,
ct tilbpielig til at opgipe oen efter-
gipel16e Sitting set / Sc li0ite Maa=
ne0er bar in0taget alrgaaen0e 6or=
bu6et moo Sapaneleres Snoban6rina
til slmerifa. Sagen oil blipe 1m
meget mere i116biflet, JONI &ongres.
nan6 &aDes al California far in6=
bragt ct Sorilag ON, at l1blenoinge
Ser ifafee 2obene ON ~4lioternes"
ltoeluffelie fra @orgerifob, beller
life fan tilite6es 9l6gang til 2anbet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
nlini(ter (kifte / Danmar6.
Sraiifminiitcren eaar al.

get blcp fin cl1 fort Tprupjeljr
ocn jpolfc @oor0lnono Sens Senlcn
Snitco fit al fit 1rofitminilterpolt
Gen 1. lSebruar4 oltiaa li9c tire Moa=
nc0cr cftcr Siltrroelicn al Gmhcbct,
far bou otter 1noottet afgine set, %
Jratru0ellcu bar enooo life peret
felt fripillig. S liuc politilfc Galer
uoe / Sa,toet far bar fren1Iot prere-
rigc llbtalellcr moo 0rrcns Sffice=
rer,. joni bon poaltob llog al poa
&rapet om 9rpilliugcr til 2on6ets
6oripor, oo Sfficercrnes 2ennings=
lobe bar fiGocpe ionunen meb 6or=
iparslopene. Ga Ell al Oificcrerne,
General @srt5, forlangte cit 6orfla-
ring, gap Miniitcren ct 1r,opigenoe
Spar, Der lf,loc ginlbe iom e,1
Sloos llnoifploni'1g. Set sprige @i-
nilteri,'m togslflto10 fra 3rofitmini=
ltcrcn bons Sptrnoe11 be11nc Gag,
% Scr bar 81 ingcn anoe1r llopei for
banl c,to at toge sfifeo. Mcn ban
Dor oo giort Ijenelte le,t9e NOT til
ut ugjprc Jig fortient" til e1, lipsbo=
rig Ycniion.
Soanoclsnlinilter gSeinlonn bor
miolertioig opertogct Srofifn1iniltc
rlet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
9sapen og Metbobiiterne.

Set bor poft en- n1eget betp6elig
Opiigt, at 81 @icepralioent Sair.
banfs, Ser for 5iben opbol6er Jig |
&on, og iom bopoe faaet tilltaaet Ell
@uoiens bos &aper1, bar facet ne5-
oelt at ban iffe pilbe blipe n1o6toget
af 6en1e, iaafrent ban faitboI6t S116-
frtelfe of ct 2efte ON at bol6e ct So
rebrog / Metbo6iitftrfen / Stem.
6airbo1fs gab 9lffal6 paa Mn6teniel1
bos &apen og talte til Metbo6iiter=
ne. 9en fatbolife @rfebtifop ssrelono
i ct. Saul bar taget nreget iprigt til
0r6e for. at foripare &apenS @olo=
ming / 6enne Gag, bbilfet bar giori
ct min6re go6t sssn6trpf ielb blon6t
4atboltterne Fer 2on6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
20. AARGANG.

cg &rope % mp0 &clt al Ulpn6erl1
og Sh1bbcraoorb sp og paa SEN on-
Sen Sioc al Spcrl1e otter al 6e pel=
op0Drfe6c Soffeporticr onlfring &C.
bel. 0en fren1tioige Sfou paa &ieln1
Seoe ptl oerior foo gooe Mf1etnin9s=
forbol0 til Set omliggel,oe Oplano.
Sra @ielnl 6ebe ct fl,n Ell W}iI til
oe nermeIte Statipner, 9ienbierg og
Sin0erup pao Struer-Ba-
men, og e110piocre CT Ser proiefteret
cn @ane fra sfipe.
Gen ion1lcoe llo9iit ueo glnlegget
| al Ylorrtagc,1 oni<rttcs til 100000
Sir, Set ipccificeres iooaIe6es, at
Slr6fipbct al &c 1 800 50r. g. bill TO-
lte $4,000 Ser, s'pgnil1g af Blan-
tprbolig 10000 &r.> Elantntp9 67,e
600 ST. og forlfjelliae an6re l1o9if~
ter 5000 ST..
Ger lgocs oItjoo tcouct 10000
ar / Mfticfopitol. sfuloe bette 8e-.
lp6 blipe opertconet, fan ct itsrre>
s(reol erbperpcs lou1,ue 6te6s or
if,doe gelsbct blipe ppjenlio oper-.
tegnct, fan ct npt slreol erbperpeS ct
aaoet 5teo. SSoet Sc forlfiellige 8e-
uofslli'lgcr forlnenlig ferIt bile gipe
uGlel,ltp ll0bpttc so a 60 9lars 9ll-
oere'', pll oer o91ao 1erIt til oen Sios
tll'ne ol1oe otrette ltob9tte til St-,
tlongrerne
s5l1obpoeller llnttes lneo fplgenoe-
op|'rot''9:
Si ll10bDoe "a til slfttetegning
lollt ppennGpnt ll1eo sSorppll9telfe til
at be01tda Segn1ngen og e1tten 1elb5
g'pe >9'p'e. e1'er '''ler1alle Jug oe-l
1"ln!''@Sel pao ue' Ipf'" e9ellera11or-
$ as > >uo> ,o< 90 a[ D1'o' ,ngo u'vo1Ot ~ w.
cr's wv i0De >."e"l' n'io' S.4'
S4roHo ; a;ahc,,honm> h,,nr e.arffa
h,4a oa,>o - or~La:>a,,1' ,.:r
at pe6tooe.
9oo,,;no 6o,os ,o,,>t +1 e.>o,,r-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
Gonlf 2uftlfip pper tt [
9l merifa


Ionlf sleronaptijf Gelitab far to-
get @eltelunelie onL at set bill laoc
lia rcprGjentere peo @orbon 8e1nett
lIon=Bes6efanrpen, iom iaor ifal
oiboloes fer slmerifa. Set bliper
oen oonife Satge11ipr &rebs, JONI font
mer beroper mes e,p 8allon for at
oelto9e &onfl1rrencen. Oglaa tfior
bcltog ST. @rebs / Ge6ocfampen o9
opnaae0e at blipe geo. 2 / en- al &las=
ierne meb 8allonen ~0unmarf" ..
9enne 9ollon ptl Dog life fomme til
at beltage Set anerifanife &eobelpb
iaar, ga SEN CT for lille til at font
ME me0 / @opebfonfurrencen, f11n
1900 &1btfiob. Set bo,r1fe Self1b
nil laane en- tpif 8allon, ion1 &r.
&rebs faar at fpre, og iom er paa
2,200 &ubiffoo. Sfan6inapten=I =I,ne=
rita 2inien bar lopet fri 5ronsport
for 2uftlfippereu og bans 8ollon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
en- Danif=N mt e t / t a n e +
pan 6 enen.


pan g cenen.
Haa ct al &jebe11bapns Gorita6s=
theatre, Ssnoerbroes Gbeoter, ipilles
/ oenne Gio ct 5tpffe, u@ulbflum-
pcn"> Ser itil6rer Ell bien1pen6Ran{f=
9lmeritoners Gataliteter Donn1arfs
@opeoito6. Set CT en- 8o115efarl fra
6pen, @orten 8ollerup, iom Stpf-
fet forteller ONT. @on bar beret /
sllaifa CIT Snes slor og er fon11net
tilboge til 9unmarf, rig paa @ulo.
men tattig poa @fetneifefunolfab, %
ban faloer itrafs efter Silbagefo1n=
item til &jpbenbopn / &nroerne pao
9onbefangere, Ser life Slot filler
bom al me0 8ul0flumpen, ,1en og=
ioo meo bans gooe &lG0er, reoe Een=
&C og Set bele alt bpa0 fan eier og
bar. Stpffet liges at p9re 1meget
moriont ifrepet og bltper go0t ipil=
let, og l16ltprelien go6. Serligt CT
Ser en Scere pes 9(!nerifaoanpere11s
e(nfomlt til 5olbboben, ser bliper
meget rpiel10e olntalt al &ritifen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
6 1t 6 a q 6e.

st 2igtog goar forbi en- 6aloon.
og laa flyer Gerten:
rNfmr bar beller iffe an6et ems
ltbelo. Ser begrober 6e MI min
ganIe Sen sSobnlon. Set sor en- al
mine be6ite &un6er. San frn5e
ion1me gftener tage fine Is @los
M."
uSbo6 6b6e ban of?"
nssSa, oct mon @n6erne bi6e. Set
er en- fon1plet @aa6e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
G;,r 9srGliocnt 9louicpclt

pentes at billie orripere / Seem Sort
/ Mi6ten al sunni fra lin Sur til
sfrifa. San bil blipe mootaget me6
itore s@reSbepisninger, og set ben.
tes, at &eprelentonter for en- @eng.
De pplitiife Srganiiattoner bill fam.
Les / Seem Sort for at bploe bam be6
2anbltigningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

Nsn CT BET Siben, at De b6r tegne
Gem for ct Mbonnement paa bette
aloS. Meo fine paali6elige @fter'
retninaer og fit n6balgte 29ieitof ptl
set bIibe Sem en- fierfommen @irb
fra l1ge til uge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

@aar Sc fplser meo / bette 9las
Iru Gnoe til anoen, fra l1ge til l1ge,
lfal oe tffe engite Dem for, at 81
life fslger meb / &i6en. Set ibr.
ger Ma6et for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

traaof Jolpd, Gll19lte0, Ses
:Tpil1es 6 Wonge), Ge0ar Sails,
6rcospillc, Oiogc, &ilnballton, Eop=
iar, Glf @prn, S1arlm ug Mcorbea0>
pg liolte Spn0ag lo!tg ban Smabo
t0on bar MI ialt optrau0t 80 Wangc
beroprc og pcrtcr at nptrGoe 20
Wange til, il1ben ban refer tilbagc
til Gomnorf. Set er bons S5enligt
otter at forrn1e tilboge til 9lmerita
til 9iptoor og pil "a toge lin @ultru
% lille Spn meo paa &eiien, Scr 81
nil girloe California. 1an t9ntcr
at bile 9ipe unoerpis,ring Sang og
2lrtlpil 0erl1be.
Gr. Cyan,
sllucrifos Miiniltcr til Gonmarf,
er iii utter pao 5ilbagepejen ii! i'm
Eoit i &jsbenbapn, ioet bou efter
9slonelr piloc afgoa fra 9fe,p 2orf
5ors6ag 5. IL. 6ebruor mes ct al
slmerifo 2iniens Sfibe, leolaget al
lil1 9nltrlt og 9otter.
rSIIuitreret 5i6e,16e" / &ipbcn,
born inoebolot forleben fpl9enoe 81
,lier, lom 8lo6et bopbc mobtogct fra
Or. Ggan lmbcr bans Opbolo fer
oore:
vsSeg fommer lige fra Sc Jorcneoe
Stater5 Senat og fra &epreiel1ton=
ternes '0us. Ser berifer fl1n e., gtc
ming on Sc 9urife fra &reii6en-
ten % ne6efter, g6ers Storiin6etbe6
% Moo er 5bennaet poa bper Clint
&c" Set er Sc Ganifes sSorbolo
/ Goof=Nf ffrren ,iom fer be,rtpoes til.
9onit BIO sc i q nj Ii II 5.
Speriefreteren for 9onif @rober=
lol1rfnno, :. Micbaelle,1, bar ubien0t
Salpoorsrapport oper Solnfun6ets
Girfiombeo og &cgnlfob forSiosrums
nrct fra 1. Suli til 81. December
1909 &e9nlfobct n6piier, at @ene=
ralfonOets eSnotGgter og ll6gifter
ballancerer n1e0 $50, ,291.13, mes en-
&osiebebol6ming 1. Sanuor 1910
paa $26,029.44. slsiurancefon0et
bolloncerer meo $S6,S7t.77 mes cn
&osiebcbol0ni,1e paa $t5,8S2.61, oa
@orontifonoet bolloncercr me0 $33,
6S6.13, mes en &osiebebolonine
paa $565.49. g1opioere Bombs for
$98, 10000. Special lfonoet bopoe 5.
1. Sanuor 1910 cn &as iebeboloning
pao $4,000. S s(arsropporten for
1909 n1e06eles, at ser 1909 CT OPP
tonct 1916 np Mcolclnmer pg lto=
gooct al forlfiellige Gru11oe 1149.
laa 9fettptilgongen 9lorets Sob far
orret 796 Meolen1nner. 9el1 1. eSa-
nuor 1910 bopoe Sanliltn6et 1871
Meblemner. @ienneminital0eren |
1909 par 1921 s(or.
3islc 1877 Mcolen1mer er for
celte poo 26S 2oger 81 Stoter. S
1909 6lep Ser tn0iot S nDe 2oger.
Set 1tdrlte sl1rtal 2oger finoes / See.
bralfa, 38, Set neltiterite sSo>pa,
SO, og @innelota fomner ino iom
9fo. 8 mes 25 9oger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
en- Gan f=M III e + f q II r 3
Gone

Gn 9onj 81 III e l. f II r 3
@obe.
ST.. 9eiels Houlien, Erelioent for
$5eclo Sron @orfs Stem gorf, Dar
ifplge u9for0lplet" lat til Sioe ct
S6unbrcoe Sulin0 Collars / 5 pGt.
Sbligationer, booraf 9fenterne til
iuloer Observation-Disclosures 60
cietp.
Gette Sellfob blep ltiftet / 1908
lneo set 6orlnaal at i1pOerliggisre
U6rbol0et nellem Sc Toreneoe gta=
Ter og Sc lfan0iuapi1fe 2anbe 9ette
lbges opnooet 81. a. peo en- l16pefs=
ling at Brofesiorer og beo at gipe
lfanoinapilfe Stu0enter 5tu0ieop=
bolb ber 2onoet. Chancellor &e11>
rp Mc@rocfen beo Seem Sort l1ni-
beriitp ian1t &reli6ent 8utler og
Erofesior Dutton, begge be6 @olun=
bia nniperiitp, bar bolot 6orelesnins
ger peo ifan6inabiife untperiiteter,
bpor 6e blep 11to6taget n1e6 flor 8e'
9ej1tring og Spl6eit.
8egpn0ellen til en- l1obefsling al
Stu6enter 11rellem 9ln1erifa og Sc
itonoinapiife 2at16e blep giort al ST.
9eteIs Honlien og @r. 6. SO. @ge1
iomt onbre fre1nragenoe ifan0inopiif-
fpote 9lmerifonere. @jennen Scr
slnorem Carnegie ct ser opnaaet fri1
st1oieopbol6 for 1 9lar til 3 ifunbt
nobi lie Stube11ter peo She Carnegie
Secbnicol SCHOOLS Htttsburg. Gel.
ifobets @ope6fparter er 5O7 5tf
snenue, Seem Sort @itp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

6 0 III i oniiten 5artorp p f.
iffeI en-
meb6eler os, at bans Tonrnee / 6e
peitliee Melle1nitater er nteget bellDf-
fat San bar / Sen 1i6ite Sis OPP
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
1lamAt TamAam1frnn.
@nubt i Amerifa.

&i60er al 8 ann b rog.
Sfplge oanlfe 9labe er 0annrarfs
&oniul for Staternc Niaine, 9felp
&onlpibire, &ermont, MaSiacbuietts,
@bobe Sslau0 og Connecticut, 9r.
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-28

a move on himself, so that the
contract for the building can be
let and the work begun at once.
Even under the most favorable
conditions now the building can
hardly be ready for the fall OPEN
ing of school. [Since the forego.
ing was put in type the board re.
ceived Wednesday evening from
the architects the plans and speci-
iicatiOns, and notice for bids
from contractors appears in The
Times in another column. It is
estimated that it will take about
six months to complete the build.
ing after work is begun, which
doesn't include the usual delays
that are sure to be met with by the
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-28

We have had as yet nothing
to say concerning the charges that
have been made by THE Voice of
the People," (Mr. Nations paper)
that President w. X. Lang of the
Board of Managers and Treasurer
Peter Guessing of State Hospital
No. 4, or the corporations with
which they are identified, have
been furnishing material and sup
plies to the Hospital in direct vio-
lation of the law. If the charges
are true-of which we have no per.
sOnal knowledge-they are liable
to fine and imprisonment and re-
moval from the positions which
they hold. The Voice seems to be
able to attend to its side of the
contention, which has aroused con.
siderable comment, iand we would
not now have anything to say
about this disturbance in the local
Republican ranks, which appears
to be a pretty enough quarrel as it
is, but for the fact that some of
the accused parties or their friends
have started the report that the
editor of the Times, while he was
Treasurer of the Hospital, had been
guilty of like offense. If he had
been, that would have been no ex-
cuse nor extenuation for the Presi.
dent of the Board and the Treas.
urer, if they have violated the law
in this particular but the editor of
The Times is not guilty. He knew
what the law was when he accepted
the position of Treasurer, and af-
ter his installation as such neither
he nor The Pennington Times
Printing Company furnished the
Hospital with a single dollars
worth of printing.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-28

Henry Bisch, who was born June
y, 1915, was met in the post office
Monday by The Republican man.
What do you know about this
weather, Uncle Henry" was asked.
This beats me out" said the old
man OF % years "On the 18th day
OF April, 1910, / was working up at
Herculaneum, on the river, and it
showed like blazes all day, but then
things were not advanced as they
now are" said he. "The fruit was
killed that year but we had good
crops of everything else" Mr..
Bisch is one of our oldest citizens
and to look at him one would not
think he was more than sixty
years OF age. 1t was he who first
started the lead mines in the Bonnie
Terre district.-DeSoto Republican.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-28

q. NJ. Fraser, Esq, of Flat River
himself this week as
a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Justice Of the
Peace in st. Francois township. Mr..
Fraser has served in this capacity
for number Of years and is recog-
nized as one of the best justices In
the county-fair and impartial In
his rulings and ready at all times to
uphold the pence and dignity of the
state. He is a man of uprighness
and integrity, conscientious in the
of all his duties. is well
and favorably known throughout
the county, good Democrat, and
would appreciate the support and
votes of his acknowledgements
throughout the township at the pri-
mary. II nominated he will show
himself an active worker on the
ticket.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-28

Mr.. Geo w Cunningham Of Es-
Their announces himself this week
through The Times as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Associate Justice Of the County
Court in the First district. Mr.,
Cunningham was born and reared
in st. Francois county and is a son
OF the late J. H. Cunningham.
known as "Big Jim," and George Ia
more than chip off the old block,
for he Is big, hearty, CHEEKY fellow
who pulls down the scales way be-
yond the 200 mark. He has been
engaged for number OF years In
mining, but more recently as a con-
tractor In sinking deep wells. He
is man of good business qualifica-
tions, clear judgment, approachable
and courteous, honorable and up
right, and would conscientiously
look after the interests of the coun-
ty II elected to fill place on the
bench. He Is straightforward
earnest Democrat, and would appre.
ciate the support of his fcllow-De
ocrats in the primary.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-28

What's the matter that the
building of our new High School
is tagging soi 1t has been nearly
q year since the bonds for this
building were voted, the bonds
have been placed, the site has been
purchased, and yet there are no Wis
ible signs of work. We understand
that ground plans for the building
have been agreed upon and are in
the hands of architects, but the
architectural plans and specifica'
tions have not yet been presented
TO the board. The school board
ought to urge the architect to get
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-04-28
RELIC OF THE CIvAL WAR.

Mr.. Thomson of the "Vnllcy
Home" is In possession of a relic
Of 1.-THE late onpleasantness" which
he values highly. It is the front
half of an eXplodedpercussion she'll
"A siN-pound projectilc. For eight or
ten years past q grand old oak ON
his grounds, standing between the
dwelling and the barn, had been
slowly dying, and last fall the trunk
mad become 50 decayed that il was
deemed necessary to cut down the
tree. Very reluctantly, the order
was issued, and the monarch of the
forest was laid low. The stump was
hollow, mere shell over five feet in
diameter having for several years
sustained the uperincumbent
weight. While removing this the
missile above mentioned was dis
covered in the decayed debris. 1t
recalled IA forgotten legend that dur
Ing 1.-THE raid' a shot from one of
Price's guns In battery on the Rus.
sellville road had struck one of the
trees on these grounds. Exploding
as 1t struck the then solid body Of !
the tree, the rear third of the shell
went into space in fragments, while
The forward part of the projectile
buried itself lin the trunk. From
hat day the decay of the oak set
N, but it took nearly fifty seasons
II heat and cold, rain and drouth,
% compass its downfall. Mr..
Thomson mourns the tree, but prizes
ais relic of the war. II is bona fide
ma -Ironton Register.