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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-14

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uns ieuHt unb uns befrtunoet lift. uno
Mnnoh bic sSebern itrdubi, faaht ano
fih gang enifsbt ssbdroei. iDenn man
in Der D1mmeruns an icinsn a1fta
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ling. Der jebe Rodt BON irsenb eirem
llnsetbiim angeariffsu unb gefrtIien
psrbsn tanH. III oies ein gang natiies
li6ss Werbalten. pdbrenb beim srs
fpuhisnsn Msnfhen bic gbautnii, eins
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ipisl: Gin 6err iibsrnofiet in tinem
boiel, iptrb abr aufmertlnm geulnf3f.
bab es In bieiem Rnum niti settuer
iti, tin anberer lei aber !sioer nift
msbr 5ur gsrfiisuns. Gr lssi iih lcs
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bnltsn. Gs sruielt ihn ifon. bod gee
linsi Is ibm nod, NIT BEN freisn 4rm
Gitt al modem. Gin 6nt,n an Der
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aud bas Gsmiitb fpdren hiereurh sni,
laiist. 5n irsenb elmer ge9sno bnis.a
bic 1auern bic Genobnhsis angenom.
men, alsg dbsufdp0r.n. Ter perspei,
felte Gsrihtshnmts fabt iih sin bera
unb perbinbet einmoI. etusn Meinsib
trtportenb, bas beim GhDur 5u be-
riibrenbe aru5ifir init sinsr selrbensn
asibener sylnfde. Der Ghirur uniers
blsibt. unb bic Weineibe folIen feiibsr
in iensr gssenb iebr ielttn gelporbtn
fein. Cine aelInsrin ipirb ein:s
abenbs bon ben Giammsditen ssb6n.
felt, iie bate niht ben Mtutb. iest BEL
Vahi aus BEN Heinbouis bes nnben
sFrisbbofss sinen Ghdbel 3u boien. Sic
nruht ii4 iebon obne 35gsrn ouf ben
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btsItimIne: .Qnb mir meinen 4opf!.
Gie grtift nnn einsm onbtrtn. Wiebsr
cine lparnenbe Gimme. I'D mas. Du
D<pp! Du taii bod nint 5irti g,s
hobt!S Die itramme WoiD. tpobl nit
ben Deiiiern Der Ginfternib psriroui,
battle taIten 8lutss bic DIsimbeit Der
Gtimmen ertannt uno enttilie nit btm
Ghdbsi. Nlio rubis 1lut, ipsnn Dir
ann einm0l cine GeIpeniserseidiGis
paiiirt.
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Der Grfsls.
Bon Or. Geo. Martin Ri4ter

Gs in fdpsr. iid einul wleninen
borsuitentn. b<r I'D, niht nit sanaer
Geeie Grfclse ipinihi. Jeoer Wlenih
tpin iisgen unb fsinen Gies seuieben.
Rur bic anmpfpreife fiHb perjHieben.
Inn bic mir ringen.
Dem uuntersnng getpeitt iinb Wens
fGen unb gsfhlehter, bis bic Runif
bes Adnpfens unb Giegzs uerno4s
IdHigen.
llnb bod boben bic Wsnfden 81 Dtr.
fhiebenen .3eittn iiber ben Mertb BON
grfolgen perffieben geurtbeilt.
1eute neisen mir ba5,i ben Grfolg
iiber dies 5n HeIItn. mir betrodten i'm
getpifferinaben ais bos b64ff Gut,
bas einem MenfHen 3ufoIIen fam. mir
beurt1eiI<n unbebeniiih ben Wtrtb eis
nes Menfhkn nnm fttnen GrfDIgen.
mir b0ren, bu6 6err 4 I'm ietten
Sabre IN isinem Gsf@6fie 19tbunhtrts
trulsnb Nort umgdett Fat, iiRb mir
hannen HDk Iefsu, bab ber RnmaH bts
csrs1 =. ~ s5n y Gsflaee -
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GrnnS.il.aibnns nebertragnnleu
Ginrinnati, 10. R1rs.

" u III "a - W 40. -ptAh6.
Gilbert :. Gorniib an Glenn R.
Bond. Got l6 in Soieph Wcrten's
Gitate, ST.
@m. 9ioier all 9elen Roier. / Got
an Sntd) Ctr, ST.
Senrp @unfer ar Mnrp Q. 8.eaitcn.
80 SUB an Geoar CIR, glnupoob. 81
Isabella &. 8rnp an g. 6. getu.
comb 40 SUB an 8urnet, nnbe Dor.
heIter, 81.
9ieia 30. RunniI an Geo. S.gri,Iis.
lepe, ir., Got an Barter CTR, 81.
Is. aR. 5enner an albert B. @.
gnuer, / GOT in Sett. 26, gtilcreef
gofpnibip, 81. 1
gIi5obeib strueger an 5obn Gifert.
81 gfer in Sett. 80, Spmrnes Ep..
81.
Gabriel s. 1oIff an Sopbie arae.
mer, Got SO in Sos. q. WoOnen's lin.
terabtb., aPt. 2oofout, 81.
ssobn MueIler an 9be N. 6. Due
JiretDorfs Co., 2ot 5 i,i M. Is. GInrf's
llnterabtb., sieabing Nife, ST..
5roncis o. 8. NoIfb on Carlos s.
Shoit, 80 Sub an MiHignn 4pe.. 81.
Waarp 6. 9eipis an Mn1. Nruner,
4 ader in Sett. 33, Snnlnes 1p.,
$50.
3fpeite IotionoI @nnf on 1nrrD 6.
Gllis, Cots 621 unO 622 in s.. 8.
Shulte's 2. aboition Deer Yarf, 81
Senrp 8. DaergIer an Celia Weil
Bed, A Cots an &drris 2lDe., Mit.
Woibington, 5000.
Gonaro Z. Rlsbst an q. 6. Bed, 2I
CUB an Ohio Vife, III.
4nuIine Samont aH g. q. Woor'
man. 30 Gub a. D2re eensp ape~ IS.
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Oraaseisemtbumss s6sSot5elen.
Cincinnati, t3. Mars.
Rene Sppotbefen.

yteiie s. pp OF b efen.
Geo. Gang an HepubIie 8. IL. ..
Go, $4,000.
9dfnnette Iapis an bto., 5000.
gen u. Rorris on MiaoiIon .. q.
go. 2, $3.50.
anna 0aner on Sto., $3.50.
@lu. s. Settle an oto., $3.50.
Glenn af. 0opo an oto., S1125.
Iericlbe an oto., $500.
Carlos Shott on Glenn Y. II. 9.
g., $3S00.
Speneer 2ooee 344, :. 8. 8. g.,
an Ielta Z. u. 60, $4,000.
Snrrp z 9rabam on 2ibernl =
II. 2. 60, $500.
Tan 9. 2csiop an ,spbn So. Gree
lamb, S2400.
emma Y RieiIe an !. 80. Cooper,
$1,000.
Gieieibe on q. 6. 2pnstep, $3.50.
Am. Grpsei an Refutoipn y. IL
6. u. Co.. $3.50.
alice ". aeIlp on gronioent 2oar
Co, $1,000.
Z. s. stirbu on mt. 4oams y. H.
6. a., $4,000.
Senru Riefe on Saflep 3. IL. s
Go. $500
G. 2orcne Ie,ptomb on Sprine
8rope glpe. 6. IL. .. Go. $4,000.
s. 6. Rohouo an 9ant Ctr. .. q
Go, S32o0
@etilgte Snpotbefeu
slnbretp =. Sd)ueiber an atIas g
IA. Y. 60. $250O.
@m. Irnoen an gseiutoDn y. IL. 8
u. Co.. $3.50.
z. G. Sutton an Suueiteao 2. II
g. Gp.. $500.
g. :. @nrnborff on S6iisen 9. Il
8. 60, $1,000.
soiepb 1pIi OH SSring Grooe ape
8. IL. 2. Go, $1,000.
gbriitino garih on greeIIent &. IL
9. u. Co.. $500.
Z. 6. airbp an Grpoiition q. II
g. 60, $4,000.
,srant 9. ShEeiber an Soutberr
Ohio 6. IL. T. 60, $500.
2niapettc Tnois an 5rnnt s.
ainnen, S3975.
Belle q. gtorris an WiIforb .. II
6. 60, $1,000
TieIeIbe an a. SO. 8entrlip, 1926
Rannie 6. gopo an Dsaoiion %. "
go. 2, $1,000.
Annic goner an bto., 1915.
". 8. Gnrniib an Wl. 90. Steel
$50. 80.
Ranlie 9. 9rommer an gbns. s.
@nienlnn. S4SG.
@ernnn 6. seiiert an Soltberr
Chic Gan. gf. Co., $1,000.
O. @. 5mitb an Selen 6. Glippin
ger, 1926.
". muo 6. annfman an Wnrp o
Menner, $500.
Geo. @. asirulnn am Smbus Stop'
Store, $50.
Catherine aeeber on Mercnntil'
.. u. g. Co. $t7OO.
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Sas iinmaIeins

lit niht leidter gu peritehen, ols Sic
qnerfnttnte Sbatiahe, ooB Die itets
riibmlid]it angeprieienen Ct. Bernard
arauterpillen mirflid Die bette sr8nei
bel alien Wagen-. 2ebers uno 9tieren.
Ieiben iino. gle beIteben nur aus ben
beilfrdftiglter uno reiniten Sdften
BON Rflan3en, pelhe iorgfdltig aus.
geipahlt itno naf bem betpdhrteIten
Re5ept perorbeitet peroen. Sie ent.
halten feline oBenoen, metaQiiden
gifte ltno beite6en alIo niht 6ltrh
cine ihnelle, noriibergehenoe, 5uIest
a6er griinoifld6lihe, ionbern burh Ell.
ne fanfte a6er bauernbe Wirtunq.
aaes oies iii cine Gbatiahe, Ieid)t
perftdiiolih, ipie bas Ginmaleins. aac
4potbefen. % Gents. 80.
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ellen BooSr,iif an Snrrp 8. Bro.
bnnt, Sot5 ~ iinn 70 In Meme s. II.
y. Y. .ltntcrobtf., ST.
Sbos s. 9roipn, 5riitee, an Mar
Nan, ! Got on aIotter glpc., 81.
d sscbn 81. gnibelmon on Senrr
Bonoermntn, 40 Sub on Sullipnl
gpeiile, 81.
Gonn W. Spillaro OH gIrhibaIb
sSries, Got an Samilton Bifc, ST.
Geo. gofer an Hornan q. gbra.
bnn (anit Claim, 30 Sub an gelta
9Iuc., ST.
Norman i. slbrobom ON ,sobn $.
siohoe. oosiclbe Giaentbun, ST.
Soiie w. SrecIono, ON Ton. g. &c.
Rop, ! Sot ar Silliioc Ape.. ST.
aler. y. @iIion on Geo. s.. Slo.
bin, Sots 4 ilrb 5 in Z. !. Snrriicu's 8
llnternbtbeiInng, Nprtb 9cuo, ST.
sSohn @aIpin an Gnuna g. 9icfle,
Boz iSiIi, on IIbion Blaee, 81.
8eo 4. Sing on GIi3obetb . sling,
! Got on Seft. %, SprinefieIo Sp.,
ST.
Mopmone 2. 5or on 9eomie g.
Snnten, 20 Sub on Concord Ctr, ST.
1bos 20. Sartmon on 8criruoe
Sartmon, | Cot an GemboIo imo ,sn-
oinn 9ieip aDe., $3.50.
sSronf af. Gpppof an aath. g.
IuIlp, G3l Sub an WcDsilIan Str.
81.
6. &. addoiib on Geo. q. Gang,
% Sub BON Got in Sarriet 2. Rinc.
harts llnterabih., ST.
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fols in ben SdoOb ipi. ein. reife
Gruht.
Den Wuibloisn aber lei Cd seiaet:
Der grfolg iit nidi cine Sa6e bes
Deniss. fonbern oes Wiuens.
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Mn d Elm Gunitrihter.

Junser 8i6ter:. .Dollsn Sic mir
Denn niht MaB gu einem neuen On.
5ilge flebmen, Weiiter?. -. Sd bin
oaB mein iedsattiges
Irauerfpie[ ftarfen grfola 6aben piro
- unb oann be3able ih sie!1
/ - .Ru, IeieH Git = mt, mai rcr!A
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war; daB bTuCNpa auu W8B
Ter 3an bon CART. u. 4. H0Eiras hssfd dls
Ten NruGIfioensen tieue poffHaua. 41gt. ael'
iiBls isii an boppeIieia grud anD tcaT insrtlnisa
on fstfl Efii Gtfefifti aein HradbnaD csrrotis
eineE folGsu PTuh 5m bll.en. wisie Merste n.s'
tfrfs6ftu fffreH EdH Mab srflnEifr fine Letra.
ton ftr ricnueHbia. Wdpi GogsuSs sfsrfe fsine
Nsrsate az il4 fefbfi iort uHb betlie ftllstlib
sHm GriianHea dneI frEHen Hru6. Wr bdf rts
bci. eifes Nleosrffbr sfffe.ben ~ isissn asbabi.
ale GrunIethsn6en. asern 1br ben rdsFfsfhsfs
ben fssaron eiHffi6t tsnbst er umst gine E2ctf
HsbnnblnHa rouEidHeia fret, 10 hGh 29r re m
Un6 niettf Enh fpirb EnN fitsris4 sDobiian.
Trkhnlh i6isf BEN Arurpn ifkf.
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go benii audi Waroen. Ga, Der
erfols ifi lehrbar, uno ih CLAUDE, bab
9ernbssierise unter Warbtns Jiibruns
ons srrsihen tonu.n, ipopon iis traus
men: ben Grfols.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30

thirty miles. Along this stretch was one
steel bridge that cost $4,000 and iive
others costing about $4,000 each, to-
eether with fifty concrete culverts,
making the total cost Of this link
about $4,000. The money was
spent under the direction of wise
county court and came from the pocket
books OF the citizens OF the county.
Therefore there was ample authority
for the present dedicatory exercises.
He contrasted the purpose of the an
cient Roman roads with those OF the
present day. The former were for mill.
iary purposes. the latter for peaceful
purposes. industrial and social. He
Congratulated tue citizens and the court
on the monument they had built TO
their public spirit and enterprise.
AS one who had charge of the legal
aspects that might arise, Mr.. Rozier
then introduced Prosecuting Attorney
b. II. Bower. as one deeply Interested
in all that made for the development OF
the country and its people.
Mr.. BOYER expressed his pride i'll the
good roads of the county, Such roads
marked the difference between the In
dian of years ago and the present M
habitants OF the country. They devel-
oped and were mark of civilization.
The rock roads delivered the farmer
from the grasp Of exhorbitant railroads,
making il possible for him TO market
his productions where he chose. They
marked the difference between paeanisin
and our civilization Without Its eN-
Se,lent road system, ST. Francois coun-
ly would be like the backwoods ooun-
ties OF the State, whose people had no
marketing facilities, who could not
travel from their homes. He expressed
himself as being firm advocate OF
good roads.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
ESTHER.

Mrs. Kenneth Dohbins was Flat
River visitor Saturday.
Miss Viola Johnson is the proud
owner Of n nice new piano.
Mrs. Rollens and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, were Esther visitors sun
day.
Miss Florence Barron Of Freder-
icktown is visiting friends here this
week.
Glenwood Covington Of Bonnie
Terre was an Esther visitor this
week.
Quite number Of people went
from here to Three Rivers Sunday
May 70.
Mrs Ada Xolman of Chester, H.,
spent Friday with her mother, Mrs.
Tucker.
Mrs. Helms and granddaughter of
Sullivan, Mo-, are visiting Mr..
Helms of Leudington
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Jones spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Herb Murrill, at Desloge.
The attendance at the Methodist
Sunday School for May 70 was
good. There were 100 present.
Miss Julia NichoI, who has been
in Hugo, Okla, since last Septsm.
Der, returned to her home Tuesday
May 81.
Miss Mamie White attended the
graduating exercises OF the public
school In Elvins last Friday and
Saturday
Miss Fannie Joplin returned u
her home In Old Mines after 9
weeks visit with Rev. and Mrs. l.
ID. Nichol.
Miss Hazel Dobbins returned Sat
urday after few days visit II
Pennington with her friend, Mis-,
Nealy Rock.
MIR. and Mrs. VIII Trauernicht ut
tended the music recital given II
the Opera House in Flat River las
Wednesday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
MOTOR CLUB MEETS.

The st. Francois County Motor
Club held its annual meeting in
Pennington last Wednesday and
elected the following officers aud
committees:
President Edward A. ROzier, Of
Pennington.
Vice President =. Graves, Of
Doe Run.
Secretary.Treasurer- NJ. =. Cayce,
of Pennington.
Entertainment Committee-O. NJ
Bilharz, Chairman; +. G. Holler, +
p. Graves, +. J. Thomure, George
Is. Gale.
Good Roads aud Legislation Rob
ert Sellers, Chairman; J. ID. Nit
chell, II. A. Guess, +. V. Dcslog"
II. r. :. Parsons.
Memberships. q. Desloge Chair
man; George A. Nees, j. W. Me
Carthy.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
BISMARCK.

Miss Susie Hays visited ST. Louis
Friday.
). {. Westover of Elvins visited
his family near here Sunday.
Chas. Buford has sold his interest
In the livery stable to Thomas Hill.
Red River potatoes by the train
load are daily going north this week.
John Winters and wife OF Vein
garten visited relatives here sum
day.
Hugh Long of Bellevue visited
the family of James Murphy Thurs
day.
Mrs. VIM. Gam is entertaining
relatives from Chester, Ill.,, this
week
Mrs. Lena Hannibal of Charles.
ton is visiting her parents here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wayley of
Poplar Bluff are visiting Mrs. A.
Wayley.
s, +. Graves OF Elvins, who was
injured recently, came here for
treatment Friday.
Mrs. W. b. Bryant of Charleston
Is visiting her husband, one of the
telegraph operators here.
Mrs, David Moran Is reported
quite sick. She has had a stroke of
paralysis. Her daughter from Farm
ingt0n arrived Monday and will
nurse her.
A terrific hail, rain and wind
storm visited this section Friday
evening. Lightning struck Henry
Adkins home, demolished dresser
up stairs and scattered splinters
over the lower room. Fortunately
10 one was seriously injured.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
Circuit Court PTOCeedinsSI

H. n. Bono VS.. John Wood, APP
peal from j. p; continued to Aug
ust term.
st. Francois County Bank VS.. j..
q. Turley, note; affidavit for change
OF venue filed.
George Gableman, VS.. Chas. NJ.
Lohrer, note; Judgment by default
for 81 1850,
Fannie Krieger VS.. Jacob Krioger,
support and maintenance; plaintiff
filed affidavit to sue as poor person.
NJ. l.. Lindsay VS.. Federal Lead
Co., damages; dismissed at cost of
plaintiff.
Independent Brewers Co., vs.. Il.
p. Tetley, account; continued by
agreement until next term.
Edward A. Rozier VS.. Fidelity and
Casualty Co., action on policy; dis
missed.
Joel Is. Meadows vs.. Illinois
Southern Railway, damages dis
missed at cost OF defendants.
Los Angeles Phosphate Co. VS..
Mcdowell & May, appeal from j.
p; trial by jury and verdict for
plaintiff for $50 and cost.
Estate of Mary Kollmeyer, John
Guessing, trustee; eighteenth an
nual settlement filed and approved.
Mary A. Walker VS.. II. 7. Glore
ct al, dover; dismissed at cost of
defendant.
Isaac untermeyer VS.. st. Fran
co.'s County l.. 4 u. Co., continued
until next term.
J. II. Sharp VS., Marie shannon,
mechanics lien; continued on APP
plicatiOn and Mt cost of defendant.
Thomson d Russell VS.. Marie
Shannon. mechanics lien; contin'
ued ut cost of defendant.
international Text Book Co. VS.
Firmin O'Dell; trial by jury and
verdict for defendant.
State VS., Edward Ross, carrying
concealed weapons; plea of guilty
fine of 500, and upon payment of ST.
and So every two weeks until fine Is
paid, stay Of execution Is granted.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
PoTosI MAN MEETS
BROTHER WHOM HE
HAD NEVER SEEN

San Antonio, Tex, May 2.-That
1t IN n fortunate man who knows
his own brother Is evidenced by the
experience Of Il. X. Prentiss Of Po-
tosi, Mo-, who this afternoon met
an utter stranger In the smoking
room of sonth-bound lnternation-
al and Great Northern train coming
into this city A discussion of the
crops led finally to mn exchange Of
cards, when 1t was discovered that
the strangers name was Frederick
j. Prentiss, and that inc. resided In
a small town in Arkansas. II soon
developed that both of them hailed
originally from Potosi, Mo.
"What was your fathers namcY'
asked one Prentiss of the other.
albert X. Prentlss," was the re-
ply.
"Oh," said the first Prentiss.
"There must he some mistake, Al
bert X. Prentiss was my father"
This discussion continued until II
was discovered Frederick J. Prem
tiss was the second OF twenty-five
children, while 4. Il. Prentiss was
the nineteenth. The older brother
had run away from home when q
boy, aud had finally settled in Ar,
kansas. The brothers had never
seen each other.
r. K. prentiss who is in Sonth'
west Texas on business, has stopped
over in San Antonio for a few days
His brother, who he SO unexpected
~ met, will leave In the morninF
for Mexico.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
FOR SALE.

One Bridge a. Beach wood cook
stove No. 8, Quick Meal selfgen-
Grating gasoline cook stove, Even.
ing Star heating stove, buggy and
harness, ! sofa, ! kitchen safe, /
book case, yard swing, | large re-
frigerator, | large Office table, |
small table, willow rocker and a
few other articles. All Of these goods
are i'm fine condition and will be sold
cheap; | will also sell about 80
White Wyandottes and
Rhode IslaEd Reds.
NJ. l.. DOUGHTY,
Pennington, Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
N Re1| ESQ|e
Offered by
Merrill Pipkin,
Pennington, Mo.
Pennington, Mo.

80 Acres-3hI miles northeast Of Farm.
ington. Ga acres in CIVILIZATIONS; all
under fence; IS acres in young timber;
one and one-hal mile from rock road;
40 acres of good orchard. Good land,
two-story 5.room house and good large
barn. Price $1,000.
81 Acres--5 miles east of Bonnie Terre
within half mile OF rock road. All
good land and all under good fence,
and in cultivation except about 6
acres in timber. Plenty Of stock wa
ter, two good springs, 4-room house.
and barn. Price 81 400; terms reason
able.
J Acres-New groom house and other
improvements. On car liue-3 acres
of ground; Price Fl, 100. 90; $500 cash,
balance on time at 6 per cent.
FOG Acres-Eight miles south OF Farm
ington, S. acres in cultivation. rs
acres under fence, black oak and
walnut soil, !, room house, good
double log barn; on railroad. Price
$4,000; half cash, balance on long
time. A bargain.
t2O Acres Seven miles from Liberty
vile, about IS acres in cultivation
room house, good barn. Price
$500; half cash, balance on Ions
time.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
UNcALLED-FoR LETTERS.

. Letters addressed to the following
named persons remain in the Farm
ington Post Office, and II not called
for by June 10th, will be sent Ia thu
Dead Letter office:
Rev. j. j. Pruitt,
7. G.. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. &. McCracken,
Doris Lake,
Mr.. James Abbie,
Mrs. j. &. Ellington,
Miss Margaret Beazly,
Mrs. Carrie Weimer,
Miss Athie Bushong,
Mrs. Harry Ederge.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
Business College Notes.

Mr.. HOds0n did some work for at
torney Pipkin Monday.
tinnl examinations in the various
M0othart schools will lac given FRI
day, 3lst inst.
d. l.. Sanders left SATURDAY. morn
ing for few days visit with rela.
tives and friends near Frederick.
town.
President Moothart has just re-
ceived letter from George Schafer
who has good Office position with
the Saline Valley Ry. Co., in Cape
Girardeau.
Our regular night school session
closes Friday night of this week
We have never found IL profitable IA
continue night school during the
month OF June.
Everett Pratt, one of our Bonnie
Terre students, and a candidate fol
the Democratic nomination fol
County Assessor, was n welcome
visitor last Thursday.
John Neidert visited relatives an(
friends Saturday and Sunday. HI
has bookkeeping position In thu
office of the l.. =. Joseph Insurance
Company of st. Louis.
Miss Helen Perry Of Flat River
Mrs. Katherine Thatcher and vii
liam MoOthart were new student
enrolled In the shorthand and type
writing department on Monday
Others expect to enroll next week.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30

66 acres--One mile from Libertyvlle.
considerable timber Price $500;
half cash, balance on time.
40 Acres Three aud one-hali miles
Northeast OF Bonnie Terre; unim-
proved. Price $500; bargain.
$50 Acres-near I.ibertyville, IS acres.
in cultiuatiOn-l2o acres can he Cul-
tivatcd-a few fruit trees, two.room
house and pretty good barn, water at
house and barn. Price 5000. one
half cash, balance on long time at
8 per cent.
$50 Acres-near Libertyville, none in
cultivation, but a good deal can be
cultivated a good deal OF timber
Price 5000, oie-half cash.
1877. 40 Acres-S miles north OF FARM
ington, abou; los acres in cultivation.
about IS acres in timber, good soil
all but few acres can be cultivated.
A-room frame house, cisteru, plenty
OF water for stock at harm, nearly all
fenced. Price $1,000; terms reason
able.
1876 Acres--6 miles east OF Pennington
on St. Mary's road; no acres in cul-
tivation, as acres in good timber, new
two-story frame house of S rooms,
good barn 4ox6o feet, plenty of wa.
ter; good land. Price $500, half
cash, balance long time.
DO you want 10 go 10 Coiorado2 n so
here is n bargain; 200 acres OF fine,
rich soil, 26 miles from Colorado
Springs, us acres In cultivation all
can be cultivated; good wire fence;
frame house and good, large barn.
Only two miles from good town 10
Gated on railroad, Price $2.6oo.
terms reasonable. Will trade for
land in st. Francois county.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
Methodist Episcopal Church.

The church is given over from
Tuesday evening of this week to
Wednesday evening Of next week to
the commencement exercises of Car
Teton College. Special attention is
called to the haccalaureate sermon
mt II O'Clock next Sunday and the
annual sermon at p. m, both by
Rev. Dir. J. w. Crowther of Chica'
go; also the commencement address
on Wednesday evening, May ., at
p. m, by Rev. DIR. J. w. Marris OF
Nebraska. Sunday School and Ep
worth League services at the usual
hours, $3.50 n. m. and Z p. m.
j. w. BORAH, Pastor.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30
CHURCH NOTICES.
Presbyterian Church.

The pastor will preach next sun
day morning ON "Christ aud the
Sinful" Sunday school at $3.50 a.
M, and evening service at 1880 y.
m. Members of the church and
congregation cordially requested to
be present.
G. Il. HICRoK, Pastor.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30

The Boy Scouts of De Soto Num-
her 81, and about half of them wear
the scout uniform. Arrangements
have been made for course of prac-
teal lectures for the boys on First
Aid Of the Injured"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-30

One OF the banks in Poplar Bluff
has extended its banking hours to
8 O'Clock on Saturday nights for the
accommodation OF people who do
not have the opportunity to come
earlier.