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PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS.
G. y. Hoti. 500 Il = n M 4 y 1na,o,,
Tarrant. Gran: & Co.. 626 E. Brood.
PRESSNG-CLEANING- RAT3
c. NJ. White, sO3 N. Third.
PURE HEB MEDICINES
L. J. Hayden. 220 W. Broad.
Royal L.undr, 800 n yH seventh.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
MoCurdy johnson. Mutual Building.
REAL EST EsTATE.ALL BRANCHES
ZEAL ESTATE LOANS.
Sutton q Co. lo N. Ninth.
RENTER OF REAL EsYATE.
Douglas s. Taylor, Il N. Eighth
REPAIRERs &POLIsHERs OF FURNIru1A
NJ. W. Wilkinson. lie E. Main
RUBBER srAnIPs+sTOCK CERTIFICATES
National Seal Works. 8 N. Twelfth.
LES-HARNESS-ETC.
luther s Z sns hS Ga ses 5Hh nsi;ss
Tho "sha sPS2EE Gss olS e Ma1ni
sorAsii nsT. III IL sHs
S. E. Bishop S19 Z; H NAN ,.n,rs
Parrish Bros sh ttii'i REpi 4 Il Broad
Dr E sT1sIs sASS rhfsIi2sy a B Mss
sTATIONER Y-WHOLRSALE.
Tho wat0td S6tGssry Ana sfE GH lait E. .
s66fn TnSr Ss1 l lisS i 35RAscs Co
Angus Q sS STjss u o MsiSs1 Bad dbffR
II. Lewis. 202 N. First.
:. Simon $ Son, 4 ii 1 Nm;
: TENTS AWNINGS
d T. eoDslA ToTs Is; Sss II Niasn
AK Nj Td SSsnsHi IS & IVA WaREuous..
G. l. lh Observation-Disclosures 4 III N ssIssi
R. B. Brauer. 2g S1N Y; hE9sd;
: ~ AA.ai UNIT M u" ROAD baI5li MACHINE.
Tho oiseae'i sri Il & stsssiH
a. y0 NEVERTHELESS IS Y; a GiHsd CARS
" G Smith Ss i GSi III \: s nIfSa
Fraser W u sSI;s I es 4 nsass
Z WINES AND WHisKIEs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rnisisi G4is ~ \; hLias
sns MfS lsD ! Jewellery Eli + hE .Ia
oA %X hki5ERSsi Ct Il E nlawuoLEsAIs
Richmond WSSfSsSssns ST. i 81 sssa'
pesd't'r DIV, Wfh Sci sstttsH a sstSi
y, NJ ps WhSl laEl,Ei chi sifi11rsr.x.
WMoLEsALE And RETAIL siiLlINusui
n os''sA''INl i N !. ..SiS
| Hermann Schmidt 5o4 E. Broad.
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z, l. 3 T. R O N

AND F'1REPRooF ANNEX, Tennessee Ave
nue., near beach. Central; op-n surround
ings; opposte Protestant and Catholic
Churches l.lyacity 500; new throughout
running water in rooms; private baths
metal beds. 1900 feet OF porches: excellent
table; fresh vegetables and poultry from
our own farm; windows screened; white
service; booklet Special. IS to $3.50 week
~; $3.50 10 30 daily. r. B. LUDY, NJ. D.
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Al1antit Citp kfsnrss.
HOTEL IRQQUOIS

South Carolina Avenue and Beach, cspnc-
ity 100 Modern and up-to-date; 100 front.
ocean side rooms; private baths; elevator,
fine porches; music: white service; elegant
table. Special rate, 1880 UP weekly! 800
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WANTED, FOR RICHMOND STORE.
party to look after cash and office
end OF business; $4,000 required to
increase capital: strictly legitimate
$4,000 yearly; semi-annual share OF
profits. This Is rare opportunity
for one to enter successful busi-
ness enterprise. Only those that can
I'LL above requirements need answer.
Il. HICKFORD. General Delivery,
Norfolk, Va
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5ituatious. 3ernfessional.

NANTED. By < GRlDURTE Of TIE
Lynchburg nigh School, position as
teacher in school or private fam
lily or as music teacher in school.
one years experience; best of refer
ences Address MISS E. NJ, Indian
Rock Va
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Wustness Opportunities.

WANTED. PARTNEH IN GsTAB.
llshsd and paying Jumper business;
none need apply but men OF high
character, experience and ability TO
take entire charge of manufacturing
firm: location good. healthy South
Carolina town; must have 100000 or
mare to invest In the business; at.
tractive proposition to right man.
"a
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TIMES DISPATCH: RICHMOND VA MONDAY JULY 25 1910

Friday In August the Methodis's Will
begin their encampment at Marvin
Grove. In the southern part OF Rich
mond county. and later on the Bap-
lists will hold one a kirkland Grove
in tho southern part os Northumber-
land.
William Everett Lambkin. q we'll to-
do bachelor. and Miss Naomi plttman.
both residing near Rehoboth Church.
We're married one day last week by
the Rev. w. u. Ware OF the Lancaster
circuit.
A match game of baseball played at
Raedville yesterday between the Lam
caster and Reedville mines. resulted in
a victory for the Lancaster boys by
score of IL to g. The large number
Of runs on both sides was said to be
largely due to the character Of the
diamond, which is rough broomsedge
field
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BY request of the owner, who is
leaving the city. we will offer for
sale at public auction, upon the prem
Uses, that new and attractive brick
dwelling,
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Ienal 4lottres.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF CHARLES CITY. VIII
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Lost ann Tnunn.
aaelp QAanteu. aslais.


WANTED, RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS;
Richmond examination November ie.
preparation free. FRANKLIN IN
STlIuTE. Dept. S56 >. Rochester.
n. Y.
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solicitors am Statesmen.

EALEsMEN 10 TRAVEL VIRGINIA.
West Virginia and North Carolina;
wholesale laces and embroideries
Must have trade and understand the
line. NJ. CRONHEIM & CO., 1921 and
1893 Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WANTED, FIRST GLASS TAILORING
salesman to travel Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway or kentucky; write,
with references. Address l. 937, care
Times-Dispatch.
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Coal and TWoo0.

LONG IS HEADQUARTERS FOR SUM
mer wood. Slabs for llindling, OAK,
hickory and pine. sawed lengrhs to
suit every home. It will advnncs
later as usual. My coal Is going at
summer prices. Place order now.
1906 West Broad
QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
5na or alan tto WOOD any Me our prices
are right. We please everybody.
Phone Madison 6913. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND COAL co. S27
Brook Avenue.
sl.bO BUYS ONE-HALF CORD PRE-
pared pine kindling wood Why pay
resulta from this. Try a load. SAM
UEL Fl. COTTRELL & SON, Phone
Madison ATT.
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" ANTED. TO BORROW $1,000 ON
good security for one year: am will
ing to pay I per cent. interest. Ad.
dress LOAN, Box IL. City.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company,

Lawrence Casselman, r. F.
Eialas ana Edgar snow
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WANTFIJ- MEN on 1I1rns WHO HAVE
rome inventive ability. GREELEY &
MCINTYRE Patent Attorneys. Wash.
ington, y. c..
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BoarninQ.

R0s RD1GsRs FOR BEAUTfFUL Rooms
also table boarders. Apply 1913 Eas
Grace Street.
R0ARDERs FOR VACANT ROOMS
also table boarders desired. 900 East
Grace,
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Dersonal8.

YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED WITH
n. W. BOWIE e SON insures best re-
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auetfnr 5aIes. Tbis Zap.
Mayo Salvage Co..
Auctioneers.
Horses, Harness, Runabouts.
Buggies and Hacks at Auc-
ton, No. 600 E. Clay St.
(Sutherland's Stables.
MONDAY. JULY 18TH.

Two Driving Horses. two Runabouts.
two Top Buggies. two Hacks and lot
OF Harness.
Iron Beds, Carpet, Table and lot Of
Household Goods in this sale.
MAYO SALVAGE CO,
Auctioneers.
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HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND sOLD
At HuGHEs'S 2us Sortb Third
STENOGRAPHERs IN GREAT DE-
nand; learn the art cheaply and
quickly at our school: positions Sc
cured graduates free of charge: call
\ or send for catalogue. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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miscellaneous.
RUB IN OUT.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN is 10.
cnted-stiffness and soreness OF mus.
cles or 1oints--rub In. Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Llpiment, and
the pain disappears; the greatest all:
round Imminent In use for man and
BEAST try it-don't sufrer--here Is
the right help; 26c bottles. at drug
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aufttnn 5ales, future 7Daps.
Chaplin &c Hume,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

Chap1n &c Hume,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE.
the city of Richmond in the suit of
John NJ. Hill, guardian. against Evalina
Hill ct ais. entered July %. 1910, we
WEDNESDAY. JULY II. 1910.
the following sadoss property as described in
"All that certain 10. Of land with
being In tho city of Richmond. Va.
a at poInt on tn the Southern lime Of Lit
tlepage Street distant one hundred
and forty-five d45l feet west OF the
i northwest corner of Baker and Little
wardly along the southern line Of Lit
tlepage Street and fronting thereon
thirty t30) feet, and extending back
from said front at right angles and
between parallel lines one hundred
and twenty-five (125) feet to an alley
In common"
TERMS: one-third cash, tho residue
in two equal instruments payable re-
| spectively at and IL months from
day of sale with interest thereon at
the rate OF per cent per annun, tho
| deferred instalments to be evidenced
| by negotiable notes of the purchasA1
and title to be retained until full pur-
chase price is paid or conveyance or.
dered by court. or all cash, at the op-
| ton of the purchaser.
r. E. PEYToN, JR..
THOMAS w. GARDNER,
Special Commissioners.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the Special Com
mlssioners has been duly given. Given
under my hand this 25th day of July,
Teste: CHARLES o. sAv1Ll.E,
Clerk.
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IF THE ANONYMOUS BARRIsTER
who can drive band wagon through
any law In Virginia will kindly Sign
his threatening letters. he Will re.
ceive proper attention from CAPTAIN
t,rSSONS OF Glen Allen.
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WANTED. TWO COLORED WOMEN
to represent and canvass, Apply sos
w. Broad. JAS. S. HARR!S & co.
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YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS WRITE
or apply 10 the WEITLOcK
BRANCH Twenty-ihird and Cary
Streets, Richmond. Va. IN regard TO
/ a situation learning TO make and
pack cigars: good pay: pleasant sur.
roundfr,ps
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Rooms for Rent.

fN(HEN' You COME 10 RICHMOND
get a clean, comfortable bed for soc;
phone, bath and Ice water free; eX-
cellent meals served next door. 1909
East CLAW.
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a3.sualInns Qslaa!,lfn. atlals.
zaelp QGaanten. 1f.fnlale.

Wasted, 4 coSfPETENT WoMAS
10 40 clerical work in d bank in a
email town, state age, experience
and salary wanted Address II SIC.
care Times Dispatch.
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THE MACE COTTAGE, OPEN FOR
boarders; everything new: cool
rooms; one minute walk to amuse-
ments: rates IS to $40 per week. Ad-
dress MRS. H. MACE, Box 73. Ocean
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; HOME
comforts; IA North Sixth. between
Franklin and Min.
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WANTED, SELECT BOARDERs IN
: country home; hot and cold water;
: bath; home comforts. Address MRS.
. CATHERINE COBB. Howardsville.
Va
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To Lawrence Casselman, r. Il. Bialas.
Edgar Snowden, and all others whom
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WANTED, 3 COMPETENT WHITE
woman to cook and serve meals for
patients in hospitals. Address DR.
{ IDEAS. Surgeon in Charge Hospital.
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Zeal ezstate for @als.

FARMS A.tD 'Tf1iBER LAsJDS.-MY
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands: best bargains In
Virginia. ! pay your railroad fare
Write for free catalogue Addres,
J. r. ELAA. Box 81. Chxrlottesvlie
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FOR SALE. THREE NEW. DETACHED
dwellings,, near Chimborazo Park:
Latrobes, slate and cabinet mantels:
electricity and gas: modern In every
- particular: elegant homes 315 N.
Thirty sixth Street.
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GIRLS WANTED WHO WANT TO
MAKE a GOOD INDEPENDENT
LIVING. ADDRESS P. o. BOX l3l.
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WANTED, A GOOD HOUSE MAID.
Apply at once to 400 East Franklin
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FOR SALE, TWO NEW HOUSES IN
barton Heights small cash payment;
balance like rent: hot water heat
and all modern conveniences. Apply
at .02 American National Bank
Building, or phone Madison 4460 or
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Sun1lner Bnarning.

OCEAN VIEW, VA, MERRINIAC COT
tage, open for guests all modern
improvements; large verandas; water
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YOUNG MAN (REGIsTEREp PHAR-
nlacistl desires outdoor work OF
some kind Good education: first
class references. Address l. sIs, care
Times-Dispatch
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WANTED. A COMPETENT MAN FOR
clerical work In bank in q small
town, state age, experience, and APP
pli in own handwriting. Address E
5o9, care Times-Dispatch.
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nntires.

oW1SG 10 LATENEss OF SEASON
have decided to put the knife in
prices. Broken sizes in shirts worth
Sl.25. now soc; Sl.50 shirts, $l.0O.
MUSCOE GARRETT, Eighth and
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X. p. PE TUN, J h.
THOMAS w. GARDNER,
Special Commissioners.

I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the Special Com
mlssioners has been duly given. Given
under my hand this 25th day OF July,
1910.
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trade: only short time required.
wages while learninG; steady posi-
ton guaranteed: write fors fee co;a-
Iogue. MoLERS BARBER coll
.EGE. 20T B0Mery. New lorls City.
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FOR SALE, HIGH GLASS CITY REAL
estate; desirable neighborhood; price,
$500: renting for 1885 per annum;
leased for twelve months. Address
L s6s, care Times-Dispatch.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED LOCAL REP
representative or broker TO handle
our oyster account In this city
Must be a live man and acquainted
with the trade. References required.
For further information address S.
S KEELING & co, Norfolk. Va.
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QQHanten.

ma.1ten.
WANTED. 70 sr1T CASH, HOUSE,
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison 1851
WANTED, TEAMS TO HAUL LUMBER
BY the thousand from Sacks Ferry
to Glover, Va. Apply to M. CHRIST
NER, Glover, Va.
T0T7R RENT ACCOUNT PLACED WITH
N. w. BOWE g. SON insures best re-
suits.
COMPETITIVE PENCIL SKETCHES
are asked for for additions for the
Elk's Home, Petersburg, Va. These
sketches are to be furnished with
out cost The 6uild1ng ee mr. re.
day. July 81, A p. NJ 70 explain the
additions desired. GEORGE CAME
RON. JR., Chairman OF Building Conf
mlttee .,x,x..r,ruzxu,r,r,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-09
SPEED ORDINANCE.

The Board OF Aldermen at its
meeting last Monday night passed
the following ordinance.
An ordinance regulating the opera
tion and speed of automobiles on
the public streets, roads and high
ways of this city, and prescribing
penalty for the violation Of the
same.
BE it enacted by the Board Of Alder
men Of the City of Pennington,
Mo-, as follows:
Sec. |. No person shall operate an
automobile, motorcycle or motor
vehicle upon any street, avenue or
highway within the corporate limits
of this city at II greater rate of speed
than eight miles per hour in the
business portion of the city, nor at
greater rate of speed than ten
miles per hour in all other portions
thereof; and when turning a corner
of mtersccting roads or streets, or
when trav"rsing curb or turn in
the road or street where the Wow is
INSTRUCTED, the speed shall not be
greater than six miles an hour.
Sec. >. Any person, corporation.
or co-partucrship violating any Of
the provisions OF this act shall, for
the first oilcnsc, hc punished by Il
fine of not less than 81 nor more
than 500, and for the second viola
tion Of the provisions OF this act, be
punished by fine of not less than
$50 nor more than $500, or by i'm
prisOnment in the county jail not
more than sixty days, and shall for
felt all rights and privileges provided
for under the provisions Of this act
Sec. 3. Repeating clause-Al or
dinances and parts of ordinances in
conflict with this ordinance are here
by repealed.
Sec. 1. Emergency clause .-This
ordinance shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and
approval.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-09
HARRINGTON LAYS IT
OVER FREDERICKToWN

The Pennington ball team of the
Southeast Missouri League opened
the season with two victories over
Fredcricktown last Saturday and
Sunday. On Saturday the Farming
toniaus uncorked a brand of base
ball that was full Of pop and ginger.
Everybody woke up and broke loose
at once. Pennington had their new
inficld, Thomson, in both games, and
he clearly showed hc was there with
the goods. In the first game he
mad" u clean steal OF second, third
and home. Hunts hitting and For
ster's fielding were features of the
game, Hunt getting II triple double
and single out of the four times Mt
the bat, Forster made one error in
about five of the hardest chances
that have been accepted by ball
player around this county for n long
time. His fielding was snappy and
fast. Thompson, Moore and Hunt
also fielded clean and fast. Ebby
Moore, the young High School play
er that Pennington has been giving
try-out this season, pitched the
opening game and acquitted him
self creditably, keeping Frederick
towns hits well scattered andpull-
ing himself out OF several tight
places. The score.
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Earned runs .; stolen bases 3;
two-base hits, Counts |; passed
balls, Henson 4; bases on balls off
Mckinley |; hit by pitcher, McKil-
vey |; struckoutby McKilvey l. left
on base Il.
In the second game, June5, Farm
ington gave Fredericktown as pretty
coat OF kalsomine AS could be de-
sired. Only one man reached third
and he was the only one that got as
far as second base. Pennington
played an errorless game in the
field, the finest errorless game that
has been played on the local dia-
mond since July 4th. Murphy was
on the mound for Pennington and
was in good form, striking out ten
men and allowing four hits and no
free nsportatiOn. The game was
a fast pitchers battle between Muir
ply and O'Kelley, the Frederick
town twirler, with Murphy II shade
to the good. The feature of the two
games was the return to form of
, Cora. His catching has improved
30 per cent over his early attempts
and shows that Pennington will
have good catching staff with
Cora and Arnold. The double vie.
tory leaves Pennington tied with
Fiat River fot first place. Tn" score:
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-09
ANDING OF THE LEAGUE.

Next Saturday and Sundays
games: Flat River at Pennington;
lockwood at Fredcricktown, and
Bismarck at Bonnie Terre.
The games last Saturday between
the Flat River and Bismarck teams
resulted in victory for Flat River
In both games. The score on Satur-
day stood, Flat River ., Bismarck 3.
On Sunday, Flat River lG, Bismarck
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-09
COUNTY COURT.

Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment on Monday, June 6, ali the Of
ficers present, and the following bust
ness was transacted
w. Il. Taylor, John McBrien and
others presented the county treas
urer's receipt for s262.50, subscribed
for the Improvement of the Farm
ington and Knob Lick road, and the
court appropriated an additional $3.50
for the same purpose. John Rion
was appointed superintendent for
the expenditure Of said subscription
and appropriation and his bond fixed
at 800.
Ben Casteel and others presented
the county treasurer's receipt for
$500 subscribed for Improvement
of the Burks and Turley mill road,
and the court appropriated like
amount for same work, and Mr..
Casteel was appointed superintend-
ent for expenditure of same.
j. f.. Murphy and others presented
county treasurer's receipt for $50,
subscribed for Improvement of the
Burks road, and the court appro-
priated like sum for the same pur-
pose, and appointed G. NJ. Parks as
superintendent for expenditure Of
same, placing his bond ut 500.
The Court let the contracts for the
following bridges: The Pratt ford
bridge at $4,000, the Farmhouse ford
bridge at s. 800, and the Indian Creek
bridge at $40, to the Stepp Bros.
Bridge and Iron Co., and the Heinze
ford bridge to the Nincennes Bridge
Co., at $2,Gg6 And r. II. Holman,
County Highway Engineer was di-
rected to enter into the proper con
tract and bond with both parties for
the construction of said bridges.
It appearing to the court that
Mrs. Martha j. Jinkerson, pa
tcnt at st. Hospital No. I, has no
further estate for her maintenance
at that institution, and that she is II
citizen of this county, the court, at
the request of relatives and upon
the presentation made directed that
she be transferred as IA county
charge at the hospital on and after
the LIST day of June.
Satisfaction was ordered entered
on bond Of John Hahn to the county
school fund.
Warrants Issued:
Mrs. b. r. Downing, support
of Belle Matkin ...'... s 800
o. NJ. Bonney, relief of Jesse
Leplant ................ .................. 800
w. NJ. Newkirk, support of
Mrs. Lashley .....'...... 600
NJ. l.. Fleming, supply Tor
family Of Ed WILSON,.
Mrs, George G. Courtney,
transportation, DC ... 1900
&. +. Schliesser, janitOr 5000
J. A. Lawrence, fees for MAY l54. 30
Jno. McBrien, road impr'vm't 1880
b. +. Casteel, d" III 10
Il. f. Casteel, butter for Inf. 500
q. NJ. Parks, road improve
ment .................-.. .. 10000
! City Drug store, supplies ....... 400
WatersAshury, blanks ..... 300
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-09

Republicans
For Representative

Democrats For Representative Republicans
JEFF Poston Bonnie Terre Hart b. Ledbeter Pennington
JEFF D. Mitchell, FarmingtOn John Marshall Bonnie ree
George George W. C%nmsam n E mcTr H. Barnett
For Associate Judge Second District
VIM VIM F R TGsSa. ba DGs d Egs;
rProbat Judge
James W. Pipkn Desge Kossuth Cayce Weber,
chas Meolntock Farmngton Thos NJ Jackson, DoslOge
Pearl w. Keay Elvins FOR ''u Albert Waliort Flat
Joseph A. Lawrence Pennington
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M Euths e. "a Williams nT,ni ti Ron HSS Tcne
Francis NJ Carter Fnr@ngoH H boyer Pennington"
Ben Bsch Bonne Terre. +. Rckus Pennington.
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Frank E ip w. MON Monroe rs,i Desoge
" English M s a"tas' HSsa "
Eli G. Papn French Village.
Hugh Steel, Bismarck.
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John l.. Cleveland, Run.
otto Honney rc william Z Berry Hgn m". IgE rs;
Abe h'F"'' D''0R' J mi3 " Re- isD0'
Randolph Township ~
J.C {,
Daniel lockwood, Geo lockwood.
rank p. for Desoge. J. II. Rolens for Elvins
Township
81 Spears.
Henry A Mills. Lewis j. Cundih
Fraser for Flat River Robert g. Ramsey for Fiat RIVER
Charles NJ. Galutia, !" -
Charles X. Prather, - !"
Il. Raines FarmngtOn John HOnan
T.
d. Vance for Elvins.
oon.taOloS- Francois Township
Verno Doss John b. Bowling.
w. Jesse r. Dean
ThOs Hunt. William Good
s.. Putnam. Wilton H. Harmon
William A. Rhodes. James H. Pnteh
ThOs j. Kidd. Alfred Johnson
Perry Township
Charles L.. Mosier. j. w. Carr
John Poole. William +. Glispie,
Randolph Township
Doss. Alexander l5ess
Samuel b. HerOd. Fred Henson
Wm. Al John Fakner.
Thompson. James X smith
Township
James p. Murphy.
Mulersman.
Mar Township
David 4. Horn.
Pende
Frank Sample.
River Township
Ellis Richardson