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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
ALFALFA LAND
IRRIGATED FARM LAND
DAIRY LAND, ETC.


$50 ner acre: $50 cash per acre. balance easy
terms. about 100 miles from san Francisco 10
Stanislaus county: under Turlock irrigation
svslcm with abundance cheap perpetual water;
alfalfa cuts 10 s crops per year; level ALA
vial soil. land can be made 10 pay for itself
in years or less, suitable Tor alfalfa, dairy
ing diversified farming. hog raising, fruits.
berries potatoes, melons. celery. asparagus,
vegetables. etc. VIII subdivide 10 suit or sell
in 90 70. IGO. 32O G40 acre tracts and larger.
Send for booklet showing large profits made
in this district c. J. TALON. 203 Metr0p-
oils Bank building. San Francisco Cal
FOR SALE AT LOS GArOS
Overlook Farm a popular resort. comprising about
so acres. 20 improved. the balance ia wood
land: overlooking the Santa clara valley and
san Francisco bay: zoo feet elevation; beau
fiful r0ad no better mountain road in state
leading 10 IL; 100 varieties of fruit trees; also
berries and vines; soinerkind of fruit every day
ia the year good water sUpply- fine trails for
walking and riding: every thing considered.
superb view fine mountain water, accessible
ity. etc. this is by FAR the finest resort near
tie Gem City for q family resort or a gentle
mans residence. Address or cali on J. IL.
STFIGER 795 Monadnock building. Owner
NAV be found al my Office. % p. m. Feb. IA
and Is. 10 tell you all about IT, Telephone
Uory11c
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CITY REAL EsrATE-cont,uued
JAS. II. holland Co.
kea Estate and Insurance.
.'e lSth ST. al Castro.

Real Estate and Insurance
4'96 18th ST. at Castro.
sseo-l.ot Arlington st nr. Roanoke; 3oX75;
S7'e-l,ot. Noe ar. 3oth; sewer. water and
gas; Sl50 cash: 30xl3o
-. Sl.l@l-Cottsge, unfinished, , rooms and bath
Ihi.sl seii; Falcon aV. nr. 23d ST.
Si23o-22d 81. mr.. Noe: p. and h.: terms.
We have some new cottages being built on the
tNth 81 eariine near Asabury- These some
lLlH& nice aud cheaD. Grand view, lot 25~-5o.
>ee tlein under construction.
S3-l3o-lSot and improvements on Castro st.
peg lSth and larh; worth Sl,000 more than we
st-V"u-Dolores ST. 26th. >. , and room
flats. mp 10 date; lot 25x125
$50 Hancock M. Church; and , rooms,
mooeFn' VIII make terms.
TIE BOOM Is on THE SOUTH OF MARKET
go, SI.-WE HOLD THE KEY LOTS.
SlSoo-Stone; garage laundry site: fine
Sl-eel-Juniper nr. Harrison: r. r. prospect.
Si'93o-1isra. nr- 9th: business center.
=! S!-t.Hl-Snlp pie3. nr. 5ths fats rent wcn.
SlS'O SILVER nr. 4th: choice bus location.
S-.0o0-Hount court prospect inv sure money
S-.wW-llfh and Howard. with , rm cottage.
SS-'SSo S-'SS,-c ieinentlna. mr. 9Th; good Investment.
S-Soo-1ieneEa. - .6NG9; = fronts.
- ,139-.essle, mr. The Mint; rooming house site.
TIGHE ToBfT CO. as6 MISSION SS5S'' mr.. S''G 9th
BUSINESS LOCATION
S''','N-cottage Of rooms and bath and
llEn basement. lot 25ElQS: y line Clement
81 near Sth av.: cars pass property: transfer
corner AZ Sth ay-; live. growing business center;
an opportunity To secure bargain.
ftr particulars and permission to inspect see
p X a Co., l9i 9th ay-. NV. cor. California 81.
$1,000 CAsH-House Of 10 rooms and bath:
beautful home: Laguna 81. bet. Broadway
and Vallejo. 27NlOT. price 50 500 balance
monthly American Real Estate Co. 23 Mont
Eomery St
IF you have lot ] will build for YOU on rea-
s0nah.e terms. Box 4053 Gail Office. Oakland.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
a GENTLElIAN'S HOME ON A HIGH INCOBI
PAYING BASIS-300 ACRES.

a GENTLEMAN'S HOME on a HIGH INCOME
PAYING BASIS-300 ACRES.
100 acres in the choicest imported vines. full
bearing.
Gl acres in French prunes fun bearing.
I0 acres in olives; fun bearing
. acres iu hay land.
acres in chestButs aud All kinds OF assorted
fruits balance pasture.
over 10000 gallons of the choicest old wines
in the state Of California I'm the wine cellars.
Wine and olive presses farming implements
~ all descriptions; horses. wagons, etc. hne I'M
ur0Vements everything absolutely up 10 date;
Eht elevation; splendid view; spring water;
Elle crop on place. II miles from san Jose
ou The best road in the state.
Also one Of the finest residences in San Fran
cisco.
c. p. ANDERSON & co. fSole Agents.,
ll5 North ist ST.. San Jose Cal.
So 0oo-i0 acres. miles from Napa. on electric
road. 80 fruit trees; scres vines. some
logan and some black berries: Z room
house: barn. buggy shed horse, buggy and
farm tools and Joe chickens
5000 acres mountain land; room house;
barn: good cellar: small garden: water
piBed 10 the house; bargain.
Sls4O acre: level land. Millikcn creek: a
splendid combination Of garden, fruit and
hay land
s. 4s5-27.ls acres bottom land. bordering on
Aliliken creek; fine alfalfa proposition
about one-third in besring prunes; several
large oak trees.
s. S2O-is 50 acres level land. on Allliken creek:
mostly planted to peaches; good sandy
soil.
s.. .7J0-S2 s6 acres, planted partly 10 prunes.
partly peaches; good deep soil; fourth cash,
balance 1. 2 years.
MOUNT & son. NAPA.
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MUST CLOSE OUT AT ONCE.
EVERY ONE A BIG BARGAIN.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Ideal homes in the Warm Belt. near the Hills.
close TO the Key Route and College car
lines. in a rapidly growing district.
We have list of cottages and houses, rang
ing in value from 50 500 TO $4,000, for sale on
reasonable terms. among which
A room cottage. $3.50 cash. ....... 50, 250
room modern. sunny cottage 800
> room substantial cottage. .............. 1000
, room l Y story. roomy house. $500
) room bungalow, very good. ............. ). 100
FOR RENT
room. furnished house, snap. ....-........ $50
9 room furnished house. fine grounds ..... 30
Is room house l acre fife grounds - 100
room fiat. new and fine. e.................. 70
new storeroom on College av......... %
For $400 cash viii furnish the money to
build "a 81 100 lot, 35x100.
RANKIN x SLEEVES.
Corner of College and Claremont avs,
Oakland
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GEO. w. AUSTIN.
1918 Broadway. Oakland.
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SG25-5 acres rich. level land at corner
county roads; terms 500 down
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

CARLSUN a WALhER,
926 Central av.. Alameda. Cal.
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81. 5000 acres rich. level land. in eoun
road; terms, $500 down.
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$500 acres rich. level land, on county road:
terms. 500 down.
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5000 acres rich. level land. in coun
road terms; $500 down
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81 Oeo-10 acres rich, level land in count
road; terms, 5000 down.
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BUSH'S BEST BARGAIN-GO0D AS GOLD.
sos acres SS,000. only $26 per acre; all
fenced; POO acres improved: mostly valley land:
100 acres black rich sediment soil, irrigated !:
live creek and ditch crosses valley portion; 81
acres early sown grain 80 acres bay land 100
acres hill pasture; scattered oaks; fully 1.500
cords white and live oak: family orchard and 800
grapevfnes; room house, fireplace. and spring
water pped; large hay and stock barns, tool
house, granary, corncrib and poultry houses;
farm and road wagons. buggy. pl0ws. harrow.
mower. header, wheelrake, corn shelter. circular
saw gasoline engine and centrifugal pump 4
horses. 3 colts, harness and saddles. cows, l
calf. 80 hens 8 turkeys, . brood sows, 10 tons
hay. all for $1,000: clear of debts; everything
here denotes prosperity; location 90 miles south
of Oakland 10 miles from Tres Pinos.
BUSH REALTY COMPANY,
957 Broadway. Oakland.
CRAIG & LIE BLOND COMPANY,
Claremont at College
So 200 terms if desiredD buys the sunniest. best
arranged. room house in Berkeley or
Oakland new and modern in every re-
spect; lot 30x143; half block from College
and blocks from Key Route;
warm belt of Ciaremont district.
81. 800 down buys q pretty room bungalow 1
block from Key Route and College av.
cars; price $4,000; this can not be dupli-
Gated anywhere.
????-Ask us about. that half of land in
what 90 foot lots are selling for in the
same locality; look this up.
These are our best. We have many others.
Open Sunday.
CRAIG & LIE BLOND COMPANY,
Claremont at College.
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just complete; . room cottages. Queen Anne 2
bedrooms upstairs. , toilets cement driveway
south front 64s Porter St. between eIst and
sd near Shattuek; high basement. GAS Alca-
traz ay. this is $3350 worth So $50: also /
shingled bungalow with high basement in rus
tic. south front. price So. 400. 81 600 fat loan
at per cent, $50 Fairview. See owner 3n2s
Grove ST.. Berkeley Lorin Tel Berkeley
6332. These are all bargains. | need the money
HAVE most desirable lot for sale cheap: To-
Gated on high ground in of the best resi-
dence sections of Oakland; direct car line to
center of city ! block from this property:
owner needs immediate cash for his equity:
balance easy terms. ELLIS BROS, Ats 1lth
ST., Oakland.
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4
Room -, Bacon block. Oakland. Cal.
MUST CLOSE OUT AT ONCE
EVERY ONE BIG BARGAIN.
THIS Is YOUR CHANCE. Mr.. HOME SEEKER.
$500 acres rich. level land. on county road:
terms. 500 down
SG25-5 acres rich level land at corner >
county roads terms, 500 down
81. .0eo-10 acres rich, level land in county
road, terms, $500 down.
s.. 5000 acres rich. level land in county
road; terms, $500 down
$1,000 acres rich. level land in county
road, terms; $500 down.
S5.OOO-S0 acres rich land halc level balance
slightly rolling; terms, $1,000 down.
The above tracts have never been offered be
fore They are within miles II Lfyermore. Ala
media county. and 30 miles from Oakland. They
are all unimpr0ved. have only been used for
growing hay and grain. nut the land VIII raise
anything Water can be had ~ q depth Of 30
feet. school within One-eiE iEhtb mile Of each Of
above tracts; thickly settled neIghborhood. This
land win stand the most rigid Investigation.
Pay small payment down and pay the balance
in monthly or semiannual payments.
CREDITORS MERCANTILE AGENCY.
- Bacon block Oakland. Cal.
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THIS Is YOUR CHANCE. Mr.. HOME SEEKER.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY RANCH AND
SUMMER RESORT.

1880 acre ranch with good Improvements; d
good. general purpose ranch. and Is used for a
summer resort IN the season Good. large
house. 10 bedrooms tlnere arc also tent ac-
c0mmodationsl dining room. seating capacity
for 33 persons water Uiped al around The
premises. good bathhouse. everything. includ-
Ing stock tools and furniture. 90 with the
property: this is splendid proposition and q
sod money maker: can be bought an the very
lrw price Of $500, il taken at once; worth
double this amount.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
s 6ue 140 acre fruit aud alfalfa ranch
good. rich sandy loan soil. all level; water
county road. fine for subdivision. house. barn
and outbuil ldings. adjoining property just sold
fer double the amount asked for this, price
81. close estate. $50 per acre: half cash bal
al.e Is per cent net. mortgage.
TAYLOR BROS. * CO.
1886 Broadway. Oakland. Cal.
E p. Johnson. Manager Country Department.
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S5.O00-SO acres rich land. haiC level bsIan,
slightly rolling; terms, 81 600 down
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o0UsuuU-
100 ACRES WITH IMPROVEMENTS
Adjoining the city of Merced. Merced county.
Close TO school and church.
IN ideal home place-and the most fertile.
viii produce abundantly alfalfa. corn fruits
and vegetables. Good room house with bath
tankhouse, 1900 gallon tank; water piped tc
house. barn and garden; barn 56x60; granary
I2x30. Plenty Of shade trees-oraDges. grapes.
berries, fruits for family use, Will be sold
on reasonable terms
Apply 20 owners.
COOPERATIVE LAND & TRUST CO.
246 Russ bldg
San Francisco Cal.
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Bungalows, cottages, etc. to rent Open Sundays.
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100 acres. $1,000; Roberts island. raises stun
that increases q bank account.
60 acres San Joaquin CO., $4,000; 40 acres in
alfalfa. 20 acres used for grain and Egyptian
corn; sandy loan soil; abundance Of water;
good house. large barn, outhouses secure this
if you can.
s.. 600 gold bonds for lots income.
Show me some good city stuff for a dairy
and grain ranch: $40 acres; In the Sacramento
valley 80 miles from Oakland. ] have clients
for Sonoma and Watsonvlle property
LEE 4. WILSON. 464 10th St. Oakland
FINE SUMMER HOME FOR BUSINESSMAN.
SO acres hog proof 20 acres pears and prunes; 60
pasture and wood; room bungalow, 62S3S;
hardwood finished; proad fly screened porches 3
sides: bath b. and @. from house: Comfort
range, unlimited water by engine and windmill
pped 10 all parts: barn 42x2S; large out
houses: piano. mission furniture utensils for
large family. farm implements, wagons. car
riagcs, stock. all nearly new. go with place
cash proposition; genuine inquiries solicited
CAPT HILL. Highland Springs Lake Co, Cal
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
SHERIFF LoNDoN's MILEAGE
BASIS OF MANDAMUs.

Louis Nolte, president OF the Mis-
souri, Sheriffs' Association, on the
Sth inst. had suit in mandamus
brought in the Supreme Court
against State Auditor Gordon to
compel him to pay VIM. London,
Sheriff Of st. Francois County, D
cents mile for taking prisoner to
the Penitentiary.
The Legislature last winter en-
acted law reducing the fee for this
service from : cents to cents n
mile, and the decrease is made to
apply to Sheriffs in office.
The Legislature enacted another
law giving Sherlffs cents a mile
for serving processes, where hereto
for they received nothing, and made
this apply to their successors.
Nolte says that the mandamus
suit will settle the question as to
whether incumbents are entitled to
the old rate until their terms expire.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
MRS. wILHELMINA sACKMANN.
Mrs. wilhelmina Sackmann died at

Mrs. Nlinelnlnh Snckinann uleu NJ
the home of her daughter, Mrs. g..
+. Schleisser, in Pennington, on
Sunday morning, February 6, 1910,
after short Illness of pneumonia,
aged 70 years, Il months and 10 days.
Mrs. Sacklnann was born in Wal
peroda, Germany, February Is, 1886,
and came TO this country with her
mother, who was a widow, when she
was about sixteen years of age, To-
eating ia Cape Girardeau. In 1854
she was married to G, w. Sackmann,
to which union eight children were
born, only three OF whom are living:
VIM. l.. Sackmanu and Mrs. Amanda
Schleisser of Pennington, and Mrs.
Emma Hemmen Of Altonberg, Mo.
She lived in Cape Girardeau about
fifty years, coming to Pennington to
make her home with her daughter
three years ago. She was n devout
member of the Lutheran Church, n
consistent Christian and n devoted
mother. She was taken to Cape
Girardeau for interment by the side
of her husband in the Lorimier ceme-
terry, where funeral services were
conducted at the Lutheran church
by the pastor. Her children have
the sympathy Of many friends In
their sorrowful bereavement.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
TEACHERS AND PATRONS
PUBLIC SCHOOL MEETING

In compliance with the school law
i VIII hold a teacher's and patrons
meeting at thepublic school building
In Libcrtyville on Saturday, Febru-
airy 10Th, for the purpose OF discuss
ing matters pertaining to public edu-
cation. The patrons Of the school
and members Of the board of di-
rectors as well as the teachers are
earnestly urged to be present. This
is the first of series OF meetings TO
be held in the county.
A. II. AKERs,
County Sup't.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
HIGHWAY ENGINEER HILL
TO SPEND WEEK IN COUNTY

Owing to the Importance of the
road improvements contemplated
and bridges being planned for cree
ton this year, the County Court has
requested the State Highway Engi-
neer, Mr.. Curtis Hill, to spend n
week In st. Francois county. Mr..
Hill expects to be here on the 2Sth
inst. and remain throughout the
week, and will inspect the sites for
the proposed bridges to be erected
this year, as well as the roads to be
improved.
He will assist in preparing the
plans and contracts for the new
work, and advise with the court as
to the methods to be adopted for the
building Of our roads. In his work
as State Highway Engineer, Mr..
Hill Is In touch with all of the per-
manent road and bridge work
throughout the State, and his SER
vices will be of great value to this
county at this time.
On Saturday, March 9Th, there
will be public meeting at the Court
House with an address by Mr.. Hill
on matters relating to road improve
ments. II is very important tina. all
road oversoers should attend, and
all others who are interested in
roads should attend
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
A. II. AKERs,
County Sup't.
INSIIBhMnP J. B. Smiths Agency.
Phone No. 10.

The Royal Neighbors of America
will give a pie social in the frame
building just east Of the Tetley Jew
elry Store, Friday evening, Febru-
AIRY llth. Everybody cordially in
vitad
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
FINE pERcHERoN srALrIoN

Judge L. f.. Swink arrived home
last Friday from Chicago where he
bought a splendid Percheron stall
lion. The Judge didn't care to tell
how much he paid for the animal,
but he didn't hesitate to say that It
ia the finest stallion of its breed ever
brought to this county, and he Ia a
good judge of a horse.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
INSURANcE J. 3. Smiths Agency.
lNuUhhNou Phone No, 10.

Judge j.. S. Clay reports the sale
of the McMullin place to Mr.. VIM.
Good for 81 500; also house aud lot
in East Flat River to Mr.. r. N.
Kelley for 5000.
Mrs. Malcomb Nebsmith of Cape
Girardeau Is visiting Mrs. M. r..
Smith and Mrs. Alma Rider. Mr..
Nebsmith joined his wife here this
week and spent several days while
on his way to st. Louis.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
TOWN And VICINAGE
Sweet potatoes at Klein's.
Country Sorghum ut Klein's.

Sweet potatoes at Klein's.
Country Sorghum at Klein's.
Fine stationery at Laakman's.
Drug headquarters ut Laakman's.
Talk to me about pictures.-Berry
hill.
School tablets at Laakman's Drug
Store.
Gold medal Flour-it goes farther
Klein's.
See the new Valentines at Pelty's
Book Store.
Miss Beth Halle visited in Bonne
Terre this week.
Miss Vida Murphy left to-day for
Colorado Springs.
Glover, timothy, red top and blue
grass seed at Klein's.
Born, February 8, 1910, to the wife
of w. q. Chinn, daughter.
Mrs. Ed c. Barroll left Saturday
for st. Louis to join her husband.
Hon. NJ. r.. Smith came down from
st. Louis Saturday to visit his fam
lily.
MIR. T. Il. Whilworth of Bismarck
was Pennington visitor Wednes-
day.
Squire Abe Herod was shaking
hands with old friends in town Mon
day.
Miss Nan Castleman of Potosi
will spend several weeks In Farm
ington.
Mrs. Jennie T. Forster visited her
sister. Mrs. r. NJ. Bugg, at Potosi
last week.
Mr.. ID. S. Painter of Bismarck was
transacting business in Pennington
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Mccormick returned
this week from short visit tc
Mexico relatives.
Mr.. Pat NARROW, one OF Iron town
ships thrifty farmers, was In town
on business Saturday.
Mrs. Polly Burks has gone tc
Charleston to visit the family of hei
son, Mr.. John T. Burks.
Mr.. T.. V. Parks of route No.
was In town Tuesday and favored
The Times with an appreciated call
Lost-Near Elmwood Seminary
lady's pair of brown kid gloves, the
finder of which win confer favor
by Leaving same at The Times Office
Mr.. NJ. Buttarfleld is seriously il
Mt the home of his son Elmer Butter
field at Winona, Texas. He will be
brought home as soon as he is abb,
10 travel.
Miss Blossoms talk on "Arth be
fore the Mothers Club at Flat River
was very much enjoyed by u large
audience In the Domestic Science
building there.
Miss Louise Huf will entertain hei
Sunday School class this Thursday
afternoon in honor of her brother
Els eleventh birthday anniversary
as u surprise to him.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
Semi-Annual Shoe Sale
COMMENCES SATURDAY FEB r. AND CLOSES MONDAY FEB 2S

The Royal Neighbors OF America
will give a pie social in the frame
building just east of the Tetley Jew
elry Store, Friday evening, Febru-
ary llth. Everybody cordially in
vited.
Ellen Haw, the five-year. old daugh-
ter of Rev. Marvin T. Haw, died on
the 2Sth ult., of scarlet fever. Miss
Anna Haw had been called to Jack
son early in the week on account of
sickness in her brothers. family.
Mr.. Haw and his wife have the sym
pathy of their friends here.
Mr.. J. c. Williams has bought
twO-thirds interest In the big flour
ing mill at Irondale. Mr.. Williams
used to run mill at Libertyville,
as did his father before him. He is
practical miller, knows all about
the business and Is good business
man along with 1t.
The Times would like to secure a
reliable correspondent in each town
and neighborhood in the county.
We will try to make ii worth while
to any one who would like to take
up the work in his vicinity. Write
the editor II you think you would
care to represent your town In The
Times.
Have you read our subscription
proposition on the eighth page which
tells you how you can get four beau
tiful rose shrubs, The Times and the
Journal of Agriculture for a whole
year for only Sl.00. BE sure to read
the advertisement and send In your
order for the roses and papers Mt
once. 1t Is rare offer.
Remember that everybody is cor
daily invited to attend the meeting
of the Mothers Club at Elmwood
Seminary tomorrow friday alter
noon ut four o'clock, on which oc-
casion Mrs. William Court will talk
OF 1.-THE Japanese Child at Home and
at School" Mrs. Court spent sew
eral years In Japan and Is well pre-
pard to talk in an interesting man
ner.
Rev. Marvin Roberts, pastor of
the Pennington Circuit of the NJ. f..
Church, South, has been holding n
series of meetings at East Bonne
Terre the past two weeks, and is
meeting with good success, Up to
this time there have been about
twenty conversions. The meetings
will continue over Sunday next, at
which time Presiding Elder Crow
will preach.
Dr. Chiffon Byington, son of Mr..
Ed. Byington of this place and May
or of Harrisburg, ILL.,, sends us an
account of the dedication OF the Nit
chell-Carnegie Library at that place.
Mr.. Mitchell, for whom and Mr..
Carnegie the library is named, is IL
citizen of Harrisburg who donated
the site worth $4,000 for the cree
tion OF the building, which Mr. Car
negie supplemented with $4,000.
Mayor Byington made the first adj
dress at the dedication. He is also
president OF the library board. The
members of the Monday Culture
Club have worked foryears to secure
the library and some of its members
were placed on the committee that
built aud filed the library, which now
contains about 1900 volumes, gifts
and purchases. DR.. Byington' Is
many friends here, who remember
him as young man OF most pleas
ing manners and courteous deport-
ment, are glad to know that he has
not only made a success OF his pro-
fession but that he has become Il
leading and influential factor In the
community In which he lives.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10

The Grand Jury for the January
term of the Jefferson Coenty Cir
cult Court finds the conditions at
its poor farm and jail intolerable
and n disgrace to n Christian com.
munity. The same report has been
made for several years.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10

The best architects, painters and
contractors Of the country use
Mound City Horseshoe Brand
House Paint" exclusively. City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10

Those imported Poplins, in
all shades, at Cole 81 Nixon
Mercantile Co.'s, will interest
you. They are only 4S cents
per yard.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-02-10
FOR TEACHERS:

There will be course in PhysIol-
ogy, one In Arithmetic and Algebra,
and one in American Literature at
Carleton College beginning March 20
and continuing to the close OF the
Semester.