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PHILADELPHIA,
Chicago


'Batted for Lapp in ninth.
Scere by inniEgs: r.
Chicago .........................1 o OIL 200 81
Philadelphia .....,.,-.........01 0 o o O n-S
Summary: Runs-McIntyre (?). Callahan,
Mcconnell E. Collins, Bake.. Barry. Two
base hits-Bnker Callahan, Three base hit
odring. Hits-on Scott, in s2-s innings:
off Young. I In rs inning Sacrifice hits
Callahan, Barry, Murphy. ]. Collins (e), Bo-
die. Davis. Stolen bases-Caliahan (2). Dou-
Bile plays--Thomas to Baker. Left on bases
Chicago. q: Philadelphia, Z. Bases on balls
-on Bender, q; off Scott. s. Hit by pitcher
by Scot, (Asapahy). Struck out-by Bender,
Il by Scott, 3: by Young. !. Time, 1853.
Umpiress O'Loughiin ard Dineen.
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new YORK Wins
1O-|NN|NG GAME
Detroit Is Outplaycd, and Score
Is 8 to 6 in Favor Of
Highlanders.
SENSATIONAL BASE RUNNING
Mullin Hit Hard, and Is Taken
Out and Replaced by
Willctt.
SENSATIONAL BASE RUNNING

Detroit. Mich. July 2o.-New York
outplayed Detroit to-day. and by sem
sational base running was able to win.
running. together with opportune hit
lett replaced him. Chase scored from
second on an Unfold out. and Wolter
scored from second on an inheld hit
Score
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MAKES COSTLY ERRORS

Brooklyn, y. y. July 2o-Brooklyn
took Il long lead by batting over three
runs in the first inning to-day. but
threw away the chance for victory by
making costly errors. Suggs's batting
helped Cincinnati To win. Score
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

Al Greensboro: Greensboro. 3; Win
ston Salem. 2 Twelve innings).
At Greenvillc: Greenvnle, /. spartan
burg. (called. ninth. darkness).
At Charlotte: Charlotte. o.. Anderson.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals as 70 IS u . Totals a 10 20 p

'9atted for Kaiser in thirteenth
1Raued for Perdue in thirteenth
tBatted for Ferry In ninth.
Score by innings! R.
Pittsburg ...............nO . 0 q 20 O q q ga
Boston ..................0 o 30 0 90 8 OF 90 %
summary: Runs-Hsrzoy. r. Miller. spratt
Byrne. Clarke. Mckechnie Wilson, simon,
Campbell. Two-baso h!ts-Herzog (2), Nc
keohne. H,ts--oT Ferry in S innings; off
camnitz. In . innings; OF Griffin. 10 in IL
innings (none out IN thirteenth): off Perdue
none in inning. Sacrifice hits-Wi!son
Leach. Herzog, simon. Ferry. Byrne stolen
blses-lench. Wagner, Byrne. Double play
-Byrne and Mckechaie. Left on bases
Boston. i2: P!ttsburg IL. Bases on balls
on Griffin !; on Ferry. ?: off Camnitz g.
struck outr-by Griffin, !: by Ferry, 9: by
Camnitz. Z. Wild pitches-Ferry, Griffin
Time. ESQ. Umpires. tombstone and Eason
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st. Louis.
Washington.

summary: Runs-Aust!n. schweitzer sac
rihce hit-LapoTte. Double plays-Wallacc
Laporte and Clarke, Stolen bases-Mijan'
E!berteld. Gessler. stephens. Wallace. Aus
TN. wild pitch-Gray Buses on balls-on
Gray, &; off Lake. !. Struck out-by Lake
i; by Gray. g. Left on bases--st. Louis 6;
Washington, 3. Time l:So Uinp.res. Evans
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Al Atlanta: Atlanta. o; birmingham,
4.
At Nashville: Nashville. /; Montgom-
cry. 4.
Al Chattanooga: Chattanooga. :;
New Orleans, 10.
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Cincinnati.
Totals rs So Totals so

summary Runs-Grant, EGan co, Mclean,
Puroh, Wheat Aumnel. LET; bases
-Suggs, Wheat Sacrifice h!es-MoLean
Suggs First base on errors-Cincinnati. 2.
Double play-Bergen and Hummel. Buses
on balls-oif Scan!on, 3; off Suggs, !. Struck
out-by Scanlan, 2; by Raglan, :; by suggs
9. Hits-on scanlon. 3 in 6l-S ininI,a
Umpires. Klein and Brennan, Time i:l2
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-Batted for High in ninth.
Scor. by innings: r.
Richmond ...,....... % o o 0 OIL
Lynchburg ........,..o o o. 0 Ii
Summary: Two base hits--Morrison,
BrGck. Sacrifice iy--Woolums. Sac
rihce h!ts-Stocksdale Baker. Cowan.
stolen hases-Woolums Zanelli, Dob
son Cowan Base on balls--off Bruck.
J. Left on hases-R!chmond. 0. lynch
burE u. Hit by pitched balls-Mc-
lJonuell, McCormac. struck out-by
High, g. by Bruck. .. wild pitch
Bruok Tine. hours. Umpire. Flynn.
Attendance, 1900
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AT Columbia: Columbia. 8; Savannah,
o.
At Macon; Macon, o; Columbus, I.
At Charleston: Charleston. g. Angus
ia. 8.
At Albany: Albany Jacksonville. rain.
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hits and gave two passes. Crandall
relieved him The Giants played a
plucky uphill game, and drove Sallee
out of the box in the seventh. Murray
got home run. triple and a single
in four times up. Score:
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Detroit.
New York.

Wv OF '''''.'.........'...l o 2-s
Detroit .....................2 olol2 90 o-s
summary: Runs-Danels. Wolter To-. Cree.
knight Chace (.), Drake. Bush. Cobb (2b.
o Leary. Willett. Two base h!ts-Chase VOL
ter Knight. johnson. Drake, Cobb, Dele
hAnty. Three-base hiis-Bush, Drake. Ht.
ON Au!lin In inn!ngB: of Wlllett Z m
o innings Sacrifice hitg-Hartzeli. Sweeney
90, Deiehanty. Sacrifice hy-Moriarity.
stolen bases-Wolter. Cree, Double plays
Hartzell TO johnson to Chase. Hartzcll 10
Johnson. Left on bases-New York. Z. De-
iroit, II. Bases on bails-oI Vaughn, q;
on Mullin. :: on Wil!e;t. J. Frs; Base on
eTrors-New York, 2; Detroit, 3. Hit b.
pitcher-hy Mu.i!n tWolter): by Willett
tJohnson). Struck out-hy Vaughn. 5; by
W!.lett. g. Wild plich--vaughn. Time. 3:ia.
Implres EGan and Connolly.
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DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
YESTERDAY
NATIONAL.

st. Louis. S; New York, 8.
Cincinnati, 4: Brooklyn. 8.
Chicago. 4; Philadelphia. 3.
Pittsburg, 8: Boston. Chirtecn In
nings).
Pittsburs. .; Boston. Ceight in
pjnys)
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Roanoke 80. .......2 OF 20ol o-6
Danville 49,. ......l % 0o1203- So
summary Two base hits-Switzcr.
Pressly (2). Connors, Laughlln. Three
base hits-Ginn. Jackson. Home run
Smith. Sacrifice hits-Schrader.
kaufman. Stolen bases-Sch RAIDER
Kaufman, shaughnessy (o), Laughl!n
Struck out-by Hall, 5; by Sw!tzer, 3.
Bases on balls-on Hall. 3: off Swift
ger. .. Passed balls-Cooper. Shaugh-
messy. Double play-Pressly TO Shields
Left on bases-Roanoke, 9; Danville. s.
Hit by pitcher-by Hall q. Cooper)
Time. 2:l0. Umpire, Henderson.
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AMERICAN

Washing ton. o: ct, Louie. 2.
New York, S; Detroit. 6.
Boston. z. Cleveland. S.
Philadelphia. 3; Chicago. I
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LAKE is EFFECTIVE

ST. Louis, Mo-. July 2o.-I.ake piched
effective ball. while his team mates
punched hits. and St. Louis shut out
Washington here to-day. 2 TO 0. The
score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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Isdttcd Tor Devore IN seventh.
fBatted for Braweli In eighth.
Fletcher third base and short stop.
Score by innings: R.
81. Louis. Observation-Disclosures sIo0oo o-s
New York, ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2s00-5
summary; Runs-IIuggins, Hauser. Ellis
konetchy t2), Mowrey. Bresnahan (o)
Doyle te). Murray, Myers. Crandan. First
base on errors-New York. .. Two-base hits
-Hugg!ns. Bresnshan (D. Three base hits
Myers. Murray. Home run-Aurray. Sacri-
ice hits-Hauser az. Sacrifice Hy-snod-
grass. Stolen bases-Hugg!ns Eauser, Ko-
netchy (2l. Doyle G). Left on bases-New
Mathewgon' ,; off crandall. s: off Sallee, o.;
off Harmon, l. Struck put-by CFandall, g.:
by Harmon, 1. Passed hell-Myers. Hits
dali. in 7?-3 innings; off Sallee, 7 in "a
innings; of Harmon, mono in 2i-3 innings.
Cmpires. ODay and Emsie Time. 2:oS.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Al Toronto: Toronto. 3; Providence ..
Al Buffalo: Buffalo. /: Baltimore, S.
At Rochester: Rochester. Q; Jersey
City. i.
AT Montreal: Montreal, Is; Newark, 2.
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Summary: Two base hits-Busch.
Simmons. Three base hit-Walsh.
Stolen 5ases-Kircher Bowen. Pritch-
ard. Double p!ay-,Bahb TO Law.
Bases on balls-off Pritchard. 3: off
Pool. 2. Left on MISUNDERSTANDING, 6;
Norfolk, 6. Struck out-by Pritchard,
!; by Hanniran. .; by Pool, 8 Passed
hall-Block. Tine of game. two hours.
Umpire, Fender Attendance. 1000.
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Philadelphia.
Chicago.
Totals Isl 7eI 10 ? Totals 80
'fSatIcd Tor Dnolan In ninth.

SheckArd saier, Knabe. DOOM Tinker,
schultz. Three-base hlts-schute, Lobert,
Home runs-Baok Schultz. Sacrifice hit
Ewing. Struck out--by Reulbnch. /: BY
Ewing, s. Double plays-Doy'' aid SAFER,
k2fnan ana Tinker. First base on errors
Philadelphia, !. Left on baees-Chicago. .;
fhi!ddel phia. 1. Bases baIls-ot Reu-
bach. !, OFF Ewing, 2 Time. 1910 umplres
RiSer and FInnerap.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 20 9 A!2 Totals 81 u %

Totals '.'-' - ~ totals ...A y ~ IL
score by innings; r.
Ptitsburg ........,................nI n0Is1 10
Boston ...........................S0 . 000 00-5
summary: Runs-Sweeney Tenncy (s)
Herzog. Ingerton. Flynn. Leach Campbell fo1
Wagner (2). Wilson. Simon (2) Two-baso
hts--Wns ner (?). Sweeney. Hlts-oT Hen
innings: off Weaver 7 in 6l-s Innings. ~
Pfener, in "a inning; off Brown in 9
Innings. Sacrifice htsHerzog. Ingerton.
steele. stolen bases--H. Miller. Leach. Dou-
bile plays Miller and Flynn sacrifce fy
Wilson. Lett on bases-Boston, 4; Pitts
burg, II. Bases on balls-on Hendrix, i:
on steele, l. OF Weaver. 6; OF PfeRer. I.
J. Hi by li:cher-by Weaver a. MillerJ.
Struck out-by Weaver. 3; by steele 2; by
Brown. l. Wild pi,ches-Hendr!x and Brown.
Time 1875 Umpres. Eason and Johnstona.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus: Columbus. s; Louis
vile. 3.
At St. Paul: St. Paul. o; Minneapolis
g.
At Kansas City: Kansas City. .; Mil
waukee. 8.
AT Indianapolis: Toledo. 8; Indianap-
oils, 2.
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Philadelphia at Chicago
New York at Detroit
Boston at Cleveland
Washington at St Louis
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS yesterday.
Richmond. /, L,nchburr, 4.
DHnviile. .; Noanohe, Is.
Petersburg, 3; Norfolk, ..
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il YNCHBURG VICTOR
IN FIELDING BATTLE
Both Pitchers Hit Freely, But Defensive Play of
Both Teams Holds Score to Minimum-Br uck
Stingv When H it's Needed
Fifth lunipE.

4 out Maths WAS out on pretty bit
OF heiding by Ianelli Three up and
three down
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES

Mis- Mabel Browu pf Knob Lick,
Will .rl cousin and Mr.. Hugh Nit
rn"N, were interested visitors last
work Miss Brown expects to ac,
r"pt a >truographic position in st.
Loui, in the near future.
Burdiuc Grove Is doiuI stonog.
raphic work in the office of Lawyer
Narhury.
Rev Hale of Piedmont, Mo-, was
in the College Office Saturday, ar.
ranging for hi, two sons To- enroll
with ~ in September,
From present PROJECTS our new
student enrolment will exceed
that of last year by twenty-five per
cent at the opening, and "" have
every reason to feel that nearly all
pi our last years students who did
upt graduate will BE- back in their
places ready to finish On" or both of
the courses pursued.
Charles English, who has been the
efficient steuOgraphcr in H." Office
of Superintendent Waterman, State
Hospital No. /, has resigned and
will matriculatc in Westminster
College, Fulton.
Miss Joyce Hughes and Ola Free.
man, recent graduates, went to st.
Louis last week to secure Oiiic" po-
sitiOus. Thus far our agencies have
been exceptionally successful in
placing our graduates promptly, al
though July and August are espe-
cially dull, slack months for office
help to find satisfactory employ
mcut.
Reports from the different princi.
pals Of the MOothart schools at this
timr are all encouraging for IA good
enrolment, beginning September
18th.
y night school will b" conducted
in Pennington, providing "A Suf'i-
cient number of young people will
notify President Moothart ~ their
Willingness to tax" this work. Those
interested should not overlook this
matter.
Miss Mary Young, SteuOgrapher
in the County Prosecuting Attor-
ney'S office, reports that she is de.
lighted with her work and Is sur-
ccediug nicely.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24
Ads On Envelopes are
Under Postoffice Ban

An order, issued by the Postmas.
ter General, prohibiting the use Of
stiCkers on the address side of mail
matter, Is believed by Assistant
Postmaster r.. +. Martin of ST
Louis To be the first step On the part
of the POstOtiice Department to pre-
vent the printing Of any advertising
matter on the address side Of letters
or other classes Of mail matter.
The antistickcr order, Just received
from Washington, has been reissued
aud distributed By Postmaster Atkins
1t prohibits the use Of any form of
sticker on the address side of mail
matter, but permits their use on the
rcvers" side, provided the Stickrrs
do not resemble postage stamps and
dc not bear numerals. Tn" order
states all domestic mail matter sent
In violation Of this new rule will be
returned to the sender, il known.
and II not, to tn" Dead Letter Of
flee
"The order, no doubt, was issued
because Of the practice 0f firms, pX.
position concerns and individuals of
placing advertising stickers On the
face of letters" said Martin. THE
order will result in facilitating the
distribution of mail, and ] believe is
the first step toward an even greater
reform,
advert s"mcuts on the face Of
letters are very confusing and some
times cause much deay in handling.
Clerks have To- puzzle over an en-
velope before they can find the adj
trp.. -
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24

Whereas Elizabeth VI Gov"rrau. hy urr
certain decd Ut trust, dated N" 2TtL Iiy ~
December, 1904, ana recorded IN IA" Record
er's once ~ ST. Francois county, Missouri.
IN book = At page 81. conveyed 10 ~" IN
drrslgncd trustee the following dos 'rib"i
real estate, situate. Wing AMI being IN thr
county at -. frlnrpi, ana star" ~ M!rrng
81, 'O.WIt
Ipr tx ~ fanl'- Second Nifitlpn -
Pennington. Missouri,
Which said conveyance vas made IN trust
10 secure III" payment 81 a certain prCm'S
sorry note IN said deed Ut trust described
ana whereas. by the terms 81 said deed ~
trust said note Is past du" amt remains un
puli, now. therefore. IN conformity with
the provisions ~ said deed of trust AMI A.
the request oi the legal holder Of said note,
t. the undersigned trustee, VIII on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ;, 1911
at the south front door ~ the Court upu,"
In the city Of Pennington, In 81 Francois
County. IN the state ~ Missouri between
the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the forenoon
and nve O'Clock In the afternoon Of that
dny, scn AT public auction TO the highest
bidder TOR cash the foregoing iesCribed
real estate 10 satisfy said note ana IN" cost
Ut executing this tIust.
! :. CLAY. Trustee.
august 10, 1911
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24

There are 81 prisoners in the jail
at Poplar Bluff.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24
Sheriff's Sale

By virtue ut a transcript execution spa
CiAl Il, To mechanic s lien issued from tn
ONCE nj the CLERK pf the Circuit Court OF ~
Francois county, Missouri dated the ri day
81 August. 1911, and made returnablc 10 The
August term Of said court Tor 1911. 10 thr
sheriff OF -. Francois county directed ana
to me- delivered, I'm favor OF oscar ~nclsOn
and against George {. Simns hay" seized
ana levied upon all the right, title. claim
interest and estate OI the said george &
Nuns, Of, In ana 10 the following DESCRIBED
real estate, situate, lying ana being In the
county NJ -. Francois and ~tn'" OF Nilsson.
%, fp-wlt
The surface rlahi To tll that port lon %.
southeast quarter yi section ~. TOWNSHIP
thirty six UFl north, rang" four . east.
drSrrib. rs follows tp.Wlt Beginning a.
The northeast corner ~ tract ut lam
heretofore convey 81 to Nlliium G.. Crrn
.uaW 10y William Reese ana Lena u
Reese, MS wife, and dated December ~
lbj, ana recorded In book ~ AZ plg" 80 %,
the land records u st Francois county
Missouri, ana running southwark along the
east boundary line at said tract Tor on"
less, 10 the southeast corner OF said Rces"
tract thence running along the south
boundary lin" NJ said Reese tract seventy
tWO feet in . westerly direction. theme"
from this point In said south boundary line
81 said X, ese tract In a northerly direction
and parallel to the east boundary line o.
said Reese tract tor one hundred ana sas
cnty feet, more or less. 10 "A point IN IN"
northern boundary line OF said Reese tract .
thence cas,wardly along the northern
boundary line OF said Reese tract seventy
ave feet To the place OF beginning. ana
VIII, on
FRIDAY. AUGUST Is, iall,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock "a 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 81. Francois county, Missouri. and
during the session OF the Circuit Court o.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24
Circuit Court Proceedings


4
M, Ri,.,. tnwu,hiu. f., II. Brluut'u
and NJ r.rr,sou ot -. Francois,
,,w,sbip. " G. Wrlg!, ani f..
Iiyl,r,ni of Randolph. Moody
rnmpl.tou and John Kuruijn OF
porr,. N.u Rosnn,tr,,, nI j.
\ Inhn,u of pcndlntuu. iuNu
lii.rr. or Iran. Plea, Williams 81
Liberty, aud l.. l.. %" "t Marion,
stat" Cases
VIM. Mltnrr. ST., nui WA. NIL
meg. Jr., indicted for murder Iu hr~i
.lcyr,o. trial 10y jury and verdict of
guilty ui murder IN IT," second dec
.rnr. WIN. Miln"r, 81, va gwen
'hr"" years ~ ih"iP'"'.'" '''' '' '.'.'
VIM Ml'u"r Jr, " years.
'hns, ). iihd"' ''''t'.-
""ai"d weapons, plea I'D -.''.. ''
fin" Of 500.
Henry Powell m''".' "
degree i''AI ny jury '''
"'l E"''lN .. 49,.
"I''' ""77' '"'E'''
'Pl'''''."'' VI '''"'' o.,
EisI' M"Il"i an" .''' .'.,
"''lh'' 'o""''H . ,'''' .'
W. NV ~ '''' "''''' ...,..I,..
'"'n Fnt"'' ,' , .''. ,.,.......,,..,
'"i'hu''' n''' anu" '' wv ~
appear ~ ''N' ~ ''''''
Civil CaS'7
Nnuu NJ Elvms IS. VIM EI'u,,
maintenance; plcn IN ur'Gf" of de-
murrrr to jurisdiction pvrrruI"d.
state rx rel Mary NrBr"u ~.
purklmrSt Sle"th ct al, boNu. de-
murrrr uf defendant, ovnrrnIrd.
MN u Adler W. white Lnuu-
lry d,u,,,as. d.murrrr confessed
and I,,,.. gr,nt.d uutil 10 iav. be-
f,r.. u,y, r,urt ia flo amended pc
,i,i,r c,rv If .nmc to n. Delivered
IN comment far d.fond,u,
49,. ,.,.... . 100, ,.t,,.
49,. ....,,.. g.. ,r,,.,,r.
pcnd"utr lite sustained in in" sum
ni -.
~ .,..,..i.,...I -, ..,., -,
,'l.,,,
plalutln
:. NJ Cos and Joseph l.and"r~ ".
~. l.. /. NJ. Il ;. r., damages &
dismissed at cost OF PLAINTIFF
on" &. Elvins W. Linn fIVin',
account, plaintiff diImiN~'' her re-
turn.
Anna Elvinr ~. VIVA. EivlnS,
maintenance; defendant files hiii Of
j. l.. Gon, Il. " Hprn-ry, 'i"n.
w. Osalls and others filed petition
for prn formn decree Of inrprpnra.
'ion of Presbyterian Church at D"--
logc.
Robert r.. wood vs. American
man, h,. ,nu.n,t far tlnD Gar pl,in.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24
Administrators Notice.

Nutlc" (, hereby given thar letters Dl at
minlStratiOu Nrr" granted to the under
signed by the prpbdt" Court If = Francois
county. Missouri. dated Nuguso 10, llll m
IA" estate ni
GEORGE ". DAVE, Deceased
NJ persons having claims against said %,
tate are required to exhibit them 10 M"
administrator for allowance within SIX
months from the dnteIpi said letters mr. they
may b" pTcCludod from any benefit pf sail
estate, and n not exhibited tor allowance
within one year from m" date Of said l"'.
teTs they viii be forever barred
CHARLES CNNTFWgFGEl. NIm'r.
August T.. lill
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24
ORCHARD CENSUS OF MISSOURI

How many nor"~ Of orchards are
tl"r, iu st Frauruj, county Im~
is 4 question that j. Away a-I"d
bat 900 one can answer While -'-
rrvpn" knows that Their" ar" Il great
many orchard, where fruit H. grown
'n self. including apples, peaches,
etc. no pn" knows tn" exact ar "T"n
nppruNimat" extent Of tn" acreage.
Sow "" have a chance To- lind ont
Iu,t what our county has in Tia"
way IF fruit ,r"r~ The stat" Board
of Horticulture. at Columbia l. max
mg census "t all tn" commercial
Drrhnya, If IN" state, and our c"uu-
Is j., called upon t. tell whnt u has.
Every person who has romE"r-
cial orchard, whether larg" "r small,
ire" fruits, small fruits, or what
not, /. urged to write to tn" stat"
Board AT Columbia and say that h"
Is commercial fruit Lruw"r' H."
will then be- sent blanks To- al out,
. ,.f.l
80 ,"''' ~ ~
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w. ''''''''' 49, '''',
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24

y. Il. Graham of Frcdrrichtown
lost a fine mule, valued at 500, that
eat.
Shorty Slater oi Douiphan county
provided his favOritr deer hound
with Sl2 casket to be buried in.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24

Buy it now. Now is the time to
buv a bottle OF Chamberlain s Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t
is almost certain to be needed before
the summer is over. This remedy
has no superior. For sale by all
dealers.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24

Same Dean OF Pemiscot county
was found dead in the cotton patch
near his house on the Hin. Dean
went home drunk and drove his fam
iiv out Of the house. Later he was
found dead. There are several un-
der arrest, including his wife, sister
and mOther.in-law
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-08-24

An ordinary case Of diarrhoea can,
as rule, be cured by "A single dose
Of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy
has no superior for bowel COM
plaiEts. For sale by all dealers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-07

man bort ni6ts NGteres iiber ibn
ipiFen miibte. 9aron Spbor. bite
Iabren Sic in Segleitung Oes 9uts
Tors Martens un0 5meier assnten
nod beute abcno mad @eneoig. Sds
ben Sic 9etunnte oort2"
nllnIer SoniuI 1T msin Better"
rNsTto better. sic, 0OttOr Nurs
tens, bite i'd. nit Guberiter @orIidt
gu Derfe gu gsben unO ieOes aufs
feben gu psrmetoen. Sci pidtisen
@reebniFen Sbrer llnteriudung ers
~itutten sic mir fofort teIesrapbii9
8sri9t. Die SiIfe Der itaItenifden
8ebOrben, bite i'd. pomDgIid gar
ntdt in 4nipru9 gu nebmen, alto
nur i'm duberiten, i'm alIsrduBeriten
San gu elmer 8erbaftung gu f4reis
ten.