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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-06-07
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poJENovANA BYLA AERIcKEM

yzdGlanim doeh6ze6 yhtsinou dit.
Ky rodiGh.d6Inikh, kteH prhyh ja.
ko on pfi5li sem n ciai1y, by sna.
hami Bvgmi prneOyaIi ku poyzne'
sem jmfnn nejen syt stare, 0Ie !
move yIasti Mr., Cowell mimo
vyao uVedenf podotkl jebte, NJ
san citi nesk0Ha'ou r0dost mad
tim, NJ ~ k vgzpamnG sl0ynosii
ttto seslo tojik n yyznamDyeh o.
sob. ably netiIy pamdtJ1 mnze,
jeuz Nj ziskal nejen 0 rozyoj o.
maby, aIe ! t0hOt0 celfh0 stdtn
zdslnby Y pravdt Debynonei, ~
JakO clOy6k, kterg Nc parodiI
zemj. kde lid po celA stoIetf byl
My6D u pronhsIedoydn, splynnI y
Iidem n lAskou zasyftil nh cely
syhj ziyot, Sim jako siIn$ milo
val slaba . chudf, Sim pom1hal
ale nikdy od Dikobo ME nepoza-
d0vaJ n 1skoku btmbukU pns
no 10 Hitil, I5il 80 bill 80 pocti.
VI, ably pfi tom yzdy vsude
zdstal tcstn$m GIoytkem, DR., lIo-
Iovtchiner pOdal potion stru6ny
ndstin jedndni o pojmenovAnf no
VI skoIni bnd0yy u poznamenal,
H. j pojmcnovala po ntm pro.
10, ~ Roscwater byl muzem, KITE
~, jakkoli sam pochazeI phyodu
yclicc nizk6ho, svou pill q yytr-
yaIosti stal SO jednim \ nejpfcd
nGjsich ObGann m6sta Omahy, --
PO IL promluvily ostatDi jmeno-
yand osoby a slaynost ukontena
byla zpfynim n hudebnim pro-
Rramcm, po kter6m ndsledovaIa
prohlidka move skolni bud0yy,
ktcrd byIa pojmenovdna po veil
KEN AmerickGm Cechu, -- Ed
wardu Roscwatcroyi blaht pane
ii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-06-07

dldfc pfijmcmc $ radosli Nykou
pill sedlafskt zboI od Mashek
Bros, n budc miti synj obchnd We
stayeni Semrdd Bros, Pfejeme =.
.KuPleroyi ieho rodint st6sti
zdrayi naSem mtstetlm
Stayitelovt Vidldk u Petrus
delaH neiake oprayy IN domovu
pnna Cyrilla saldka
Y 6terf sc ndhfyalo Hdohes
nj Ilrohn 3 linwood na lmwood-
sktm hfhitovt kamf byla povola
Ina Able Concert liand, ahy hrala
.pn pruyodm llylo tam ttt mnoa
ho Hdu Il Ahie, talk io ie ~ dakla.
drm pm 10, ~ Able poiPoruie
slaynosti akolnieh mtstetrk l,ou,
skthn roku hyli = ilrut ma po,loh
.nt slayuosti A prato / Ahit lae
da sousuini mtstetka, ahy sr lr=
tnsuiho ruku dosta,ilR dne I trr
vsuer ua slavnnst 40 Nhle npihpt
utislm poetgm syFeh pti,lusni
DO
AFWp0mrulr sf tipslstlt do
Ahie ,nr | ftrNtugr 81, - hu
H. slaNll ,tlkt dIulai
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-06-07
Z BRUNO sEn

- delsiu 5a.g ptlsl ~ ia
slitai IA ,iamos tlppisa. alel d
hst,alel Nu,in1N - eas tea.
81, ssm nehsis rausNadi mls,Wl
tpfese,lai j. y, cells bas pilps 81
u tnAu uarAignim lisuaeh'lv,eh
: teeh > tumle Sssr ir h,.lua, ns,lI
harka i.aa slFasnA . ili - delsl
tss pahuii ueneehail 'llouho pa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-06-07

l'am ! ! ka,snasa An
ionie Fal,iosa dirlt W Wilhsr "a
nA,sis, minuls telsu
shtna lAura tt,idasA hsla
d iiathl tllN n irn nlnhsni hra.
ha
l'sai " . l,agiesesA = .le
llaFtava N,usikp,A bsb uls q
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-06-07
sovisky Anin

Nast msslel NJ hu.le mltl ais
se,llAts kirft = ssm pflsl he, 81
- syoli ra,i,uou tlu,ahy D. q
pau AuelsF = ms ssshe 40, eha .
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-06-07

IiterGrDim kr0nzkem" lisp0fh,
da yecirck spolecensky u ddstoj-
nou osIavon pamatky kostnickG.
no muGcdnika MkoDcena bude
GiDnost jeho lctoaDi saisony.
- V pond6li byla v Omaze ~.
hdjena konyence Nebrasskych no.
yinaffl Vesmes 10 Glenn sdruzeti,
zndmGho pode jn6nem Nebraska
Press Association. Sized yymdfen
na tfi duy u ve6ery yyhrazcny 0.
sytzeni zdbavou Y pond6li byli
uoyindti hosty doupGti rytifn
Ak. .Sar-l'cn, kde zaziIi chyflc II.
pflnmGho Il srde6n6ho vcseli pfi
yeImi pestr6n u pdkD6m progra-
mn
Hndmy zdcjU obGnn u kra.
jan j. +. Brown ze n, VI. II boa.
levardu byI pred ncddyncm poati.
zen Dcstastn0tl nebodOu, Pfi
sbyb6ni Il pOkHsu zyedn0uti ~ NJ,
me spHdnuv5i lziGku skI0uN u tak
nesfastnt upadl, ~ ri IomiI no
hL Ilraz ten udinil jej ua deIsi
dobu k rbdzl HeeIa Desch0pngm.
Doufame ysak, n se pfiteI nhs M.
by Ease zceIa pozdrayi coz mu
pfcjeme Il pID6hO srdcc,
Okrcsnin prdynikem byIy Y
pond6Ii pod1ny ri daIW zal0by n
stiznosti prot majiteI1w n nhjcn
cam ncfestnych domh Jedna \
jnjuukci yystaVena byIa proti i.
v PrcDicovi, majilcIi botehl Oma
na jizni -. u Jackson vi. ri
mnzi odprishhli piscmnG prohIAse-
nj, " NJ due 90. kytina V hOteIu
tom sesIi W dvfma sirenami, kite
re je I6kaIy do sy$cb pokojd, -
HceIa klidnG samy pfi tom podo.
tSkaly, ~ ~ Y hotcln IN nfrlem
tim zdnnji W po delsi dobn SIi
y mini n do pokoj1 bylo jim 20
zddosti jich dodauo lahyoyG piyo.
Drnhy pfipad tfkG NJ domu IN
jiz. ~ n DougIas III. u tfeti domu
Da sev, ~. n Capitol ave Okres.
nj praynik 81 v pond6Ii yysIoyiI,
zc otekayh, Ne do dncsniho dne
nebndc V Omazc AMI jedintho We.
fcjnthO dOmu distriktn Gerye.
n}ch syGtcI.
J - Pfi pondtlni odpolednf sch6.
Vi mtstskG rady bylo deIM d0bu
debatoydno o tom, kdo yIasinG ~
pIati yylohy, spojent pouzitim
p0yozll n automobile pfi ncdaynt
mfstske parade sc sirany m6stskf
rady, zda mesto samO, nebo GlcnO-
We mGstskf rady Po deIGim ro.
koyani bylO kOnccnt usneseno, by
81 kazdy, kdo zjcdnaufm povozu
jcl, pfipadajicf nan obnos zapra-
vii sam. tiGet Greenova hudebni.
no shorl byl preddn k vyfizeni
lYboru pres pozGrni, yodarcnskG
n policejni zdlezitosti.
Pondelek byl optt jednim \
neiieplejsich dnu posledniho OBJ
dobi Teplom6r yykazoval yeter
q Il. hodine 9s stupnn tepla. Asi
~ hodinn potion 81 pontkud o.
chladilo do pdlnoei klcsla teplo-
Ia ma s3 stuphn poud6lni ycdro
yyladalo 81 prVni tfi obtti, kter6
is0u stileny slunccnim iilehem, -
Jednau = nieh jest / krajan 81,
ce Jan PribarskF = Nv II a Dor.
ems uL rfl hyl vcdrcm pfemo.
zen nfi prdei y dfevafskt ohrad6
firmy Chicago Lumber Co. Y Z.
Nll iiz n n. liyl dopraycu do
uemornicr sv. iosefu, kde se TIA.
ehdzi n kritiektm stayn die zpra
~ nseituilcieh iei ltkafa
Ma sefnamu itiee nrnue
uteh ~ po drlsi dohu nachad So
suaml aheun sdeisi a kraian p
karel Altman lall William
al lnaiirr STA, ieho nymnfr pta
p hyrhom mu A. snlet hg " isl
uou kauean ulytiln uyigu iemu
ulahtmu at I tenn kleH isau NJ.
lem nahu ftikt irho as,pl u
piimnt sdili uin kirvkh fa,la if
ha pfairl a snam,tb
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-06-07

talk, p,tar xiia s, ti,r,ek
: teNm lnli taltaNali - hn,lf
ulmofa.lna whne - kltrsa
pruit,laA = tAlrailssi ohls lhe d
slsifa,lAui asukremt fAhatN ~
slaVte ~ thsehns
u 4 l.il'al rfelsedka
Anna llF,slll. lAismaies
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-06-07
OMAHA.

<nafizenA okrcsnfmu pravniku ia
mesu Englishovi Ruyern6rcm Al
8drichem ma zaklade nov6ho zaIio-
Da Albertova, Je praye V plnfm
/ prouduL PrvnG bylo zakrocen0
proti Grace WaltonoV6, Mayme
Nicholsove u Grace Woodsov6.
majitelkam TO tfi \ uejzndmGjsich
resortf omazsk6m distriktu Ger
venych sy6tel. Iujuukce byIy pax
yydhny ] proti Emilu Lcflangoyi,
majitcli domu Z. 5l4 jiz. u. ul.,
A. LagrottoW = Z. 1908 Capitol
ave. u Anne Wilsonovt (, 012
Douglas ul. Ic strachu pred pro
nhsled0vanlm q vsemi dalsimi ne
pfijemnoatmi, ktert vypIyDou Nc
zakona AlbertoVa, uzayiraji 8e
JN honfne resorty ma sey. 0.
III. n obyyatelky jich 50 stehllji,
Stehovhni 10 zaGaIo po pnlnoci V
nedeli Il trvalo do Gasn6h0 rama.
iJlice distriktni byly pfepIn6ny
zenAtinami u zamGtnanci express
mich spoleGnostf. Policic je pre-
syedccna jiz dnes, ze ma mistt III
siane jenom nGk0Iik resortn nej-
y6tsich. Lott. IfiDnokerov6, jcz
nefestny dam yydrzovala Y Z, ~
sey. .. nj. po celgch osm rokn,
yyStfhoyala SO Y pondtIi casn6
rhno n pokyn k vystehOvdni da-
la ! Anne Morrisove, kter6 resor.
ty pro nj drM V {. I1G u 11S scy.
.. nj Neboji pry 81 yymdbdpi
noyfho zakona. Mistn0sti syojich
! Sc ziynostmi vzddva pry Sc pro.
TO, ze nejblizHi dob6 yGnuje W
obchodu v hoteIu. My sami Al
bertovym zak0nem mnOh0 dobre-
no 81 nesIibujemc. Vzdyf d6yGa-
Ia yyhnand rcsortn jiz dnes u 10
zcela yefejnG prohlasuji ze se ma
st6huji do domh s0ukromyeh a Y
tech ~ Utmost syou budOu provo
zoyati nadaIo Albertuv zhkon,
tedy zadouci ozdrayeni do pom6-
ri V Omaze ncpfiuese, ale jest6
splse j. zhorI M djmu daIeko
Slrsiel yrstey sIusnfh0 obean-
stya.
DO domu {. 1908 California
ul. wiki Y nedtIl ycter lupiG, KITE
sry, byv nemalo polekan pokiikcm
13lctt Ethel VaIcntineovy, tnto
popadl, IA nohu yytdhl j postc-
le chtGl j vyhoditi oknem. -
DdyGe ysak SO vsi silou opfelo o
ram a talk sc zachraniIo. Lupic
/. pax dial se uliGk0u ma ut6k. pf'i
n6mz byl prondsledoyan Oscarem
Boonstrou, jenz v mista ia byl
pfiyolan diycinym pokfikem. Jc-
ho sestra uv6domila zatim poll
Ell, ktera IA nedlouho byla pa
frolnim v0zc ma mistt. kdyz il
byl naznaeen smer, kterym lupiG
Sc pustil, rozicla Sc IA MIN IA
nedlonho iej taky chytila. Zatfe-
ny udal, ~ Sc jmenuje Bert Nit
chell Tyz byl dopraycn do poll.
eeJniho y6zeni n pondeli dopo,
lcdnc postayen hyl N ueclem
pfedbelntho vysleehu pred poll.
sceiniho soudce,
Idejsi ftsko Bratrska rirkey
se sidlem na jii IL a Hickory al,
nspofada liz tcnto ttvflek /. !.
Ultra yelikA balar, ktert slibuje
sail ~ hpfuNiii rfildtliNou at
lrakei tohoto eiltho a snaiirthu
sborl Iiaxar budc kahaitu O 3.
hodiue alpelc,ni 10 hodinoy9
pfestayce proyeden hude teecui
pfoftam NJ kterem nimn ilna
eila lcst 1alimaVa dtlska hra
"'losef klerou sehrali dosp6lpi
i diky nassieyuiiei kfesfan
skou .nahu ndrole,lur sehraua
busle mensimi tlllkumi yrlmi pom
tasa hra l'oprlka ktvrA ~ v
erehaeh y Amsngf ssnip kdr
hsA hrAna, ttsila neohytriutmu
aspeehu l'ya hasaf hyla ttnayA
na celia fa,ia selmi pstutrh 4 d
HirtnSeh pfolmtta . g. ian ~
,FanY ktaiana tai AmeflA AaA
Niupsss " renth "a e.shn na "A
hsu elpelsslnl ! seternI nhky
plii itn ltA' Nthlssiem \ lD,au.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
Carleton Boys Return but Lett Tro.
plies With Other Towns.

The Carleton base ball aggregation
returned home last FRIDAY evening from
their trip to Jackson, Cape Gtrardcau
and Fredcrlcktown, playing their last
| game of the season with Marvin College
at Fredericktown on FRIDAY. They lost
III every town, but report an ENJOYABLE
time and good treatment The games
| at Jackson, as reported last week, were
7 TO and to ! against Carleton. In
the Cape game with the Nurmals they
got goose egg.
The best game of the series was at
Fredericktown on Friday with Marvin.
The contest was snappy from start to
finish and was played IN an hour and
thirty minutes JohnSon's hitting was
the feature Of the game, while Dough.
erty played good ball for Marvin and
Ivy made timely hit that brought in
three runs and paved the way Tor vic
tory later on. Score Q to S. Following
i detailed account OF the game, in
ming by inning.
First inning -Farmington. MELON
aid, first up, singled through the box,
aud took third on Jones perfect sacri.
ucc. Evans slSicd to Watts, and Mellon
aid was caught mapping off third,
D0ughcrty to Taylor. No runs. Mar
win: Grove hit the first ball pitched TO
left hcld for II single, and reached sec
ond when Maybcrry umhlel Evans
throw. He scored when Johns threw
wild to first on Parkin's tap. the batter
reaching third. Taylor fauucl. Watts !
was out Hunt to Jones, and when Par
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

games over played at Woodland
Park
The "HuStlcrs" will use Murphy
ON the mound with Ayers doing the
receiving, while Flat River will de
pend on Glorr to stop tn" locals:
Nauman will be Chores battery
partner
Game called promptly at 3:3O p.
IN. Special ears leave Post OfIirr
at 2:0l and 2:Il p. N. The Farm
ingtuu Brass and Reed Band will
provid" music for the orca~ion. oh,
y"u fans, don't miss it.
Down in Portagcvillc. tn" people
w"r" treated to dog and wild cat
light, in which the dog was virtor-
iuuS. The park was fitted with
church people and huhp~. a. well as
sports Of all Kinds.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
Pennington Plays Flat River

On next Sunday the Pennington
"Hustlers" and the Flat River base
ball team will clash in their second
contest of the season. The Illus
tiers havn already annexed one
game from their ancient rivals and
ar" determined to give a good ac-
count of themselves in this contest.
The Flat River team will also make
a great fight, as they still feel the
sting from their former defeat, and
as they have n new manager. and
heretofore very successful one.
Mr.. Bates, they should make this
one Of the most holly contested
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
ON THE DIAMOND.
HARRINGTON DOES LEADwooD

"lltlh Dul tblT" hllh ana
Whiting Ii Men.
Another "Numdiug"r' Of "a ball
gam" was pulled oil at Wuudlauu
Park last Sunday by the Farming
ton and L"adwuud teams, when IT,,
local "llU>tIrro' rumprd home lead.
INK Ia" L"adwuud Miners. TIL,
game was riusr, fast and furious
TOT the hour aud forty-nvr minute,
that IL took tn" two teams to settle
their r"sp"ctlv" claims To tn" -u'
pTemHCy of the county.
TIA" "Hustlcrs' exhibited NOR.
dash and pep than local club has
shown for several seasons, and
they also showed that they could
/ come from behind, another f"utur"
/ that has not shown with much
. prominence III the past few seasons.
L"adwoud started the game with
{ "L"fty' GlOr", who, accurduL To-
all reports, L. their star twirlrr. bat
after four innings Of "high me- bee
withdrew IN favor of Barg"r, who
finished up IN nice style. Murphy
was on tn" firing lin" for the iurai
'IluStl"r, and seemed To- be- tab.
ing things easy after the first lu-
ming, a. the "MiurrS' had an uN-
iuI!N hard time tn connecting WITH
Nv '''.,' ,''"'. 49, ,''' i'iS' l.''''l'-'
,',n', ~ ,I'''' ','.9' '','''', wa,
'''l'.' ,''',' '',' r"' I'l''i '''l'
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w.. IVA, ',,',,- "i ',,," '.yI' nav ,' "'
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,.,..li
~, ~ '''E 20, +'' '''' 10.
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''' WI" '"'''"- '..'
Miners N'i' retired IN order hui
not '' VIII, lh" liu~tIor~, "'"
.ldd,i another, when Murphy -lu-
-I."' w ''i~ I"rr'd nm at second,
hHt promptly piII"r"d thr mWuin
nag ana cam" h"lnr on Pur-'"r s.
'I' q" .'.u'. Ail'r the second i''r.
Wa N"iNInG DOING ~ I'll" SCORING
lI,' I"i 'IlhrI rI1h uutlI IT," 'l',
"h'h I"' MiHrlh seemed 9" Jos.
'""id'''' 100 lh'II hl- scout. HuN
,I''' 1iH >hhh"d l.W out and wi
I'h't'I "N ~" ilrIus ilu' Ilr
IIH~'i"i~ CAV" 'lm @ warn r,.
r'riI"n and assured him that Lofty
fI"'' '"iW'r luN' wa uu'ma-
easy. 1Id while only un" ruu Was
~''i".D o." Miners wrr" uWu0IN
lucky 7" get "il S." light, as 10 IpuNud
'- III iH' iiT>i lnnlu- slaughter Wu-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that rho u,1o,
signed administrator Of the estate OF
CHARLES :. THOMAS. Decd,
VIII make a maj settlement of saId ,st,,,
a. the next term Of the Probate COurl Of ~
fhncOls cpunty, Missouri. to be bcgun ma
l'i,i az the court house IN Pennington in
July, ltll. '''''s ~
June j.. lnll ''''' !
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

Earned runs, Carleton :, Marvin g. first
on errors, Carleton =, Marvin g. loft on
bases, carleton I. Marvin q, 2.busr hits
Hunt. johnson, Wild pitches. Carleton /:
bases on balls, or Carleton 3. on ~cbwden
i;struck out; by Carpton 2 by Scowden
balls, Evans !, sacrifice hits. Jones, Me.
Donald, trowe stolen bases. Watts. Scow
den; double plays, Hunt ana Muybrrry
iiuht, Jones ana Evans / . SCOwden Far.
kins and Dougherty; umpire, Dagnire
time OF game, hour ana 10 minutes
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

sc.1udIunug-- Carleton: lun,Usu.
.ai through short Johns singled 'r
..'. hn, ilUat only reached third d, he
/ Hs.a second, fearing catch. lohu-
stole second. Mayhcrry was out swing.
u- Johnson singled through VAT,
scoring Hun, aud Iuhn,. Johnson Ma
nat sealing. Dpughcr,y to Grove. AMI
Taylor "a, ont to Parkius, una,si,,ri.
ending the round. Two runs. Mar
vim: ~,owlcu slammed one to left for
Is base and promptly swipcd second.
DcguIrc banged one 20 the same place.
Nrpwden taking third. Dcuuirc stole
second. Ivy raised to TAYLOR. Douuhcrty
Int tu Hunt, who threw Scowdcu ont Al
the plate Bc,s ,kicd To Mcdonald pul.
ling Carleton out 81 bad hole. 30
ran,
Third inning Carleton: Carleton re.
rCtycd one OF NCowdcns s!auts in the
back and went to FIRST taking second
on Mcdonald, sacrifice, Scowden 10
Phrkln>. Jonc, hit through first, but
Parkin,, 10y perfect throw, got Carrie.
ton At third. Evans whitfield. No runs
Marvin Grove bounced TO Hunt and
vas ont At FIRST. parkins got life when
Mtybrrrv fumbicl his grpunder and
Immediately stole second. TAYLOR struck
out. but Evan, dropped the third strike
ln1 had To- throw him out at first. Par.
k'n- taking third. Watts ended the
round. rolling To- Carleton, who tossed
to ZONES for the pu, out. No runs
Fourth inning Carleton Hunt
struck out John, died, Watts to Par.
sIns MoNhcrry drew a base on balls
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
ADMINISTRATORS Notice

Nntlce Is hereby given that letters of adj
hlhlsirdtlnn were granted to the under.
sIEnvu ny tIt Probate Court OF st Frnnroi.
remr,;ya,h issnufl, dated the 10Th day ol
JOHN HOEHN, Decd.
All persons having claims n Vn,nst satd nc.
ute are required to exhibit them 10 fhe
ADMINISTRATIVE for allowance within one
ytaI from the date OF said letters or they
nla! w preciud"d from any beneft OF said
"itnIh TWO years from the date of said let .
ters they VIII he forever barred.
DofILLA IOEHN. Admr'x.
Nprll -, 1911
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
SmlrIl RnLNn

Nos. 3 and 20 run through without
change between st. Louis and Doe Run.
Through cuache, on other trains,
making connections At Riverside with
Iron Mountain trains.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

Earned runs, Pennington ! stol-
en- bases, Pennington L, Leadwond
IT, two.base hits, Derimial; passed
balls, Ayers |, Pinkcrton >; wild
pitches, Barger |; Bases on balls,
oil Murphy >; struck out, by Muir
ply II, by Glore by Bargcr >; left
on bases, Pennington t, Leudwood
5; double plays, Klepsettlc to Dow
ney to Derimial; umpircs, Downey
and Hermann; time of game, | hour
and ~ minutes.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
VIC. I.U. COLUMN
Mrs Merrill Plpkn. Press Supt
FARMER

ducts than YOU should
Ar" YOU paying NOR" for what y"n
must buy than you should
EN"rhudy believes this.
som" propl" thiuk h"cau," yuu
are honest, you hay" u" sense.
\ on have SENSE.
Plenty of it,.
and the very best quality.
Now, turn your thinker lo"s" on
This proposition iaOm"nt.
Suppos" YOU have grain to sell.
You want the most sou can get
Tor 1t.
The brewer tells you o." pay tn"
highest prices,
Nou sell him ~ bushels Of your
trau for about Sll; You sell the dis.
tlIIcr d hushel, for about -. this
makes lli
Sow watch your grain.
The brewer turue his u bushels In.
lo rs gallons of beer, which cost
th" beer driuk"r s2lgUn. II ais"
costs his children IA few Ir-suu- iu
Going snurlo~s aud hrcHdI"-~, aud
his wife "A few bra'ug~.
The di>tiIlrr made his = bushels
into ~ gallons of spirits, which cost
Ms NY "I lI'N'IN F'''. 10 ''7' ''N'T
the h"rg "l a crop "i pnuprI> an"
criminal, and III" expense OF haIi q
d"/"h murders I"I tue ''' payer L"
~"tti"..
Tho Liquor TrnnIr turned the
-raiu Tor winch u HMd l'I HIi In'"
>itI of consumers money
These figures ARE from data lur-
hl~''u hS the secretary "' NiRl'Ni
'"I'' ",iii''S~'"u, OBJ intern" h''
'h.' "'W census h"I""''
IN-I' h'I' STOP "a lll"HI'H' TOO I'
-"u' intelligent thinking.
IH' '"nu LORD gave go" your
"fHln~ I"' ihiS purpose.
no Iu'h ana women ".' spout
ih'Ir -'li l"l beer ana "HI~hr> ana
N"' ~Wuu ~ Tor hirhu "I rh''~ ana
ih't.
NNpV"-" IhI~ f''i It1 -nH. I"I
NI'Hu' rue ,"iI'I "."'Id nave
-"Iu 'N9 hu>N'I- oi gram l' ...' -.Ir'
NM ih olar""I ih' = I" 'hr hl'""i.
Ut 'H"HHaIn 'h'lh'i~ Uti SOFA
-'"'' ',| .'''.'" Il- l'"d 'I '''', -'I'"'
Rih"dNi 'h"t ana I"I l.r "hish'\
"H~i.'-7. '.'. '"'''AH'" '''H'." Tor
-Iil' N."l' nave IN'i''-'d Ih'
price. %. d ih' f'NlI. ""Hlu nave
received '"IIrsr"n"in. increase.
'I- mean" '''
Vow, "H"' dn'H ''' Liquor IiHli'r .
-'N' hn'. 'h 7Wh Oh "u 'i'' NI'"'I- .
'l-'"u h"ip '' 'lr hammer
], ~l''~ l"u ih' l'"'l l'"~-IhI" .
'W'', TOT '""I I"'"''N.
u "'sli"SH "lh'I llAIh,l sources
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
Afraid to Stay Alone.

Cherry Valley, Ark.-Mrs. Carrie
Moore of this place says, ~ was
afraid to stay by myself, had
hcadarhe nearly all the time; my
heart would palpitate, and my vital
dty was very low. When | would
lie down at night, had no hope of
diving until day tried Cardui,
and now feel better than ! have
Tor i years. / cannot praise Cardui
enough for what it did" Are you IA
woman? Do you need "A tonic? Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic. Your
druggist sells 1t.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

no roH want 10 Z" ia Coiorado2 Iso
mere ish bargaiH 200 acres of fine.
rich soil, % miles from Colorado
springs rs acres in cultivation; an
can be cultivated; good wire fence.
frame house and good large barn
only two miles from good town 10
Gated on railroad Price S,.6oo.
term, reasonable. Will trade nr
hand N ~ Francois county.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

40 Acres 5 mile, southeast Of Farm
ing'on on good road, one mile from
rHiltGaat so acres in cultivation, gond
land red soil, spring at house and
spring at barn, good 2-storv frame
house, good barn and good fence
some fruit trees. Price s., 600, term,
reasonable.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeter the breath and create II
healthy appetite. They promote the
low OF gastric juice, thereby Undue.
ing good digestion, sold by +. NJ.
Laaknau,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

Down at Conrau, New Madrid
county. on the nth, four children
were thrown from a wagon and one,
Julia Jackson, was instantly Killed
and the other three very seriously
injured,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
1918

1918 Acres miles north of Farm
inEion, about los acres in cultivation
about 25 acres IN timber, good soil
All but few acre, can be cultivated.
l.r'2m frame house, cistcrn, plenty
u water for stock at barn, nearly ali
fence. Price 5000, terms reason
lhlg
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

60 Acres One mile from Libcrl,vi,.r.
considerable timber Price $500,
hall cash, balance on time.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25
I1 Rcd ESIgI3
Offered by
Merrill Pipkin,
Pennington, Mo.

80 Acres. miles northeast Of Farm
ington. % acres in cultivation. all
under fence; Is acres in young timber
one and one alfmile from rock road
10 acres OF good orchard. Good land
two.story S-room house aud good large
barn. Price $4,000.
81 Acrcs-S miles east Of Borne Terrr
within half mile Of rock road. An
good land and all under good fence.
and IN cultivation except about q
acres IN timber Plenty Of stock WI
ter, two good springs, l.room house.
ana barn. Price $1,000; terms reason.
able.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

80 Acres miles north OF Pennington
{ miles east Of Lead Belt, all fence
and nearly all in cultivation. pood
rich >oii. all can be cultivated n,
buildings. Price $500; terms re-,
sOnahlc
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

i2O AcreS-Nevcn miles from Liberty.
vile, about SIS acres IN cultivation,
room house, good barn. Price
500, half cash balance on LONG
time
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

100 Acres loS acres III cultivation, /,
acre, 10 good timber. good rich soil.
\ miles north II Pennington and 4
mules from mines at Deslogc. all un
der fence, new l-room house, also
new barn Price 1850
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-25

Carlton . 90 ! q u 10 u "a
Marvin .. u q u 3 d. u