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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
GETS LIFE SENTENCE.
James Sctrum Convicted OF Murder
Punishment Fixed at Lite
Imprisonment.

The August term OF the Circuit
Court convened last Monday. The
criminal docket Is very light, only
eight cases appearing Oh the docket,
one of murder, that OF James
Schrum and his son, Harry Schrum,
for the killing of Gent Gibson and
Mont Hall at Iron Mountain on the
18th of June. This case was called
Monday. and on motion of the de-
PENDANTS it was elected to try the
two men separately. The trial of
james Schrum, the father, was be-
gun Tuesday. closing Wednesday
night, the Jury returning verdict of
guilty of murder in first degree and
fixing punishment at life imprison-
ment In the penitentiary.
This week being devoted To the
criminal docket, little was done with
the civil docket-only preliminary
motions, filing ot answers, appear
auces, amending petitions, etc. In
two eases, the Miners Lumber Co.
vs.. K. II Ramsey. mechanics lien,
and Miners and Merchants Bank
IS. &. A. Thornton and others, note,
were dismissed at cost of plaintiffs.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15

Rev. c. +. Hickok left this week
on two-weeks vacation, and will
take an automobile trip with friends
from. ST. Louis to Kansas City and
return.
Mr.. Arthur Sigmnn of Doe Run,
who has been spending the last three
weeks on the farm in Marion, town
ship was in Pennington Tuesday on
his way home, and made The Times
an agreeable call.
Mr.. j. W. Baucs of FredericktOwu
passed through Pennington the lat
ter part of last week to meet Mrs.
Rancs, who had been visiting Mrs.
Andrew Banes and Mrs. Houser ut
Flat River They We're accom-
pnnied>home by Mrs Andrew Banrs
and grandchildren, Dorothy and
Ernest HOuser.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
DEATH OF CHAS. HILLIKER

Chas. Hilllker died very suddenly
of heart failure at his home in Farm
ington at 9 O'Clock last Friday morn
ing, August ., 1872, aged 6j years.
He was born in London, England,
December Ii, 1916, and came with
his parents To St. Louis when boy.
ON May q, 1854, he married Miss
Margaret Stevens of iddlebrook.
To this union four children were
born, all of whom with his wife sur
yiNc him. He also leaves one broth
rr Thomas II Hillikrr of 1t Louis.
The funeral took place sunday and
his body was laid at res. CO.. tho
knights ol rytnla, cemetery. The
family have the sympathy of many
friends u their bereavement
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
ELmwooD ANNOUNCEMENT.

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ALSO had experience "a. "a teacher
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was of unusual excellence. aud uu-
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progress.
Miss Helen Lee Hogan graduate
OF Howard Payne College, will have
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English
Miss Margaret Anderson of CO.
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
DOUBLE WEDDING

\ very pretty double wedding or-
Cured at the home Of Mr.. \. NJ.
SMITH, mother of one Of the brides
aud one of the grooms. The con-
tracing purtic, were Mr.. Henry
Dcut-ch of 1t. Louis and Miss Ella
Smith ,ot Pennington, and Mr.
Ernest Smith of Flat River and Miss
Ega Lucille Smith of Pennington,
Rev l.. Il. Jenkins, officiating, Mr.,
aud Mr.. Deutsch left ON a trip
East, aud MIR. Smith and his bride
have returned to Flat River, where
they will make their home. The
many friends of these young couples
wish them d realization of all their
fondost anticipations.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15

man for the place. Mr.. II. w. Tap
ley, formerly of Harlan, Iowa, but
now living at Arcadia, who IL
breeder and competent Judge of all
kinds Of poultry, will act as Judge Of
the poultry exhibit
The gentleman's tournament, for
which prizes of $1,000 and $500 will
be given, is attracting interest, and
there will probably be a number who
will enter. This will be a test of
good horsemanship as well ability to
spear" the rings from suspended
arms beside the track.
The contests for the most graceful
lady rider, the best boy rider, the
handsomest baby, the finest deco
rated automobile, all will be interest
ing events.
Under the rear of the grand stand
Is being fitted up for exhibit hall.
1t will be ceiled overhead, back and
front, and will be well ventilated
with windows and doors.
The 5000 scholarship to the State
Agricultural College to the boy ex-
hibiting the best lot of his own
grown wheat, corn, etc, should
have several entries. This is "a
prize worth getting.
Owing to the expense attending
the repairs now being made at the
fair grounds, money is badly needed,
and the Association would appreciate
IL II those who subscribed for addi-
tional stock would pay for the same
Immediately.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY
STUDENTS AT CAPE NORMAL.

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cent more than the last year and the
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'v,'''E .,''' w ',''', ''""'''',
VIII teach III the T"Ih'' NiIIage ana
town schools of southeast Missou-
ri. Two students graduated in the
y : c,ur.n. ,wnrty-uv. arisb,d
''
'"' "uN""''u P''''NS'"i'"' V"uI'''
eighty completed ~" elementary
professional course. and nine
Gpi.trd H.. raopir.d w,,r. far ,h.
I'm, ~,
F"r"' N'n""i '''''''''''' IN '".
r"lllAeut iul the past year reached
1901, and the prusperts are thut the
r,Ir ,.r,, u.,i,i u.il bogi, S.r,.,,,.
,a
Der '"'h' VIII n' 'l'' I"'-'N' III N''
history of tn" school and that tb"
coming veur'S attendance will reach
,.. ,lan r,.,ls Tbo f,lrowiup SIN.
-.
gents were 'hI"I'G from ~. f'Hn-
co.'s county:
Grace Esther Rlnow. Esther.
Mrs. Margaret II. Bviuptou. Farm.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
FARMINGToN FAIR NOTES.

Children's Day has been changed
from Tuesday to Friday, September
18th. All children under III years of
age, in this and adjoining counties,
will he admitted free of charge. All
the schools in the counties should
dismiss that day.
In addition to the trotting, pacing
aud running races, which this year
will be first-class, Secretary Waters
has secured three other free attrac-
tions, so that there will he something
doing all day to entertain and amuse.
Professor Tubbs, with his twelve
traiaed horses, will give thrilling
and exciting chariot, relay and hur-
die races. Double teams of guide
less horses will race against horses
driven and ridden.
The Fussner Brothers, comic aero.
bats, will be very amusing. They
represent themselves as green coun-
try rubes, and do all sorts of comic
acrobatic feats on a wagon load of
hay,
Henry Harbaugh, a young farmer
boy from Bedford, Mo, will exhibit
his trick mule, Zip" Quite a num-
ber who have seen this bov and his
mule at the State Fair at Sedalia,
pronounce the act as very amusing
and entertaining. President Taft
Witnessed the performance, and was
highly pleased, so much so that he
called tie hoy To the grand stand
ana c"r.tatt'ated him.
J p E,unptt OF Lees Summit /,
80. wv, ,adged the live stock agri-
3,tuJti aud horticulture exhibits
'es' y.ar, has been employed to act
'g-in shis year. He is n competent
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15

Our next term begins Tues
day, Sept. Sd, 1919, at which
time we should enroll so or
more wide-awake, intelligent,
ambitious, young people, who
desire to prepare for one of
these excellent positions,
guaranteed to all competent
graduates.
Send US your name, and
names of friends interested in
Business College training.
Write today.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15

The Moothart Business Col
lege catalog has been delayed,
but now ready for mailing. It
is free to all young people in
terested in a business educa-
ton. You should write today
for a copy. Address g. w.
Moothart. Pres, Pennington,
or to Principal of either OF our
other schools at Cape Girar-
deau, DeSoto, Bonne Terre,
Dexter, Kennett, and Festus.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.

The Annual Educational Confer
ence of St Francois county will he
held in Pennington the 18th and 18th
inst.
BY statute, II is made the duty of
every teacher employed in the pub
lie schools of the county to attend
these meetings. No one should do
less than his duty.
A. H. AKERs.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
POSTPONED.

On account of the storm on
Tuesday night the Benefit for NJ, f..
Church, South, at the Airdome has
been postponed until next Tuesday
night. There will he "a good program
Of pictures Of a religious character,
as well a. some comedy. Don't
miss il.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
KIeM IVCA0
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NO EVIDENCE.

The trial of William Sebastian of
Flat River, who was arrested cvu-
pie of weeks ago charged with writ.
ing threatening letters to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Parker, came up before
Squire Zolman last Saturday, and
as there was practically no evidence
to sustain the charge, the State dis
missed the case.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15

Moothart Business College
graduates are found in some
of the best office positions,
drawing as high salaries as
other office help in Missouri,
or other states, both young
men and young women.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
TOWN AND YlClNAGE

Farm wagons that stay on the
road at Nell II Phillips.
Mr.. Milt Doughty, who has been
very i'll, is reported much better.
Mr.. aud Mrs. a. r. Decker are
visiting friends at HoUpton. III.
Leech Rider of Cape Girardeau is ,
visiting at the home of NJ. r. Smith.
Miss Anna Craig visited Miss
Helen Purcell at Fredericktown last
week
Miss Sarah Glenn of Cape Girar-
deau visited Mrs. NJ. Il. Smith last
week.
You can save money by getting
your farm supplies at Nell Il
Phillips.
Miss Minnie Blue is visiting
friends at Cape Glrardeau and
Sikeston.
Mrs b, d. Brown OF Fort Worth,
Texas, is visiting her Aunt, Mrs
Jennie Elgin.
Miss Byrd billiard has returned
home from Chicago whore She spent
several months.
Mr.. j. B. Dine, OF Fredericktowu
was Pennington visitor the latter
part OF last week.
Mrs. Frank : Weber has returned
from visit 10 relatives ut Rock.
ford and Chicago, n.
Miss Mildred Tucker Of Little
Rock, Ark. is here visiting her
friend, Miss Geraldine Burks.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Lewis, one OF Liberty
townships most substantial farmers,
was Pennington visitor Monday,
Mrs. George W. Harlan and Miss
Sala Evans have gone to attend Il
Missionary Conference at Montreal,
n. {.
Former Sheriff Robert 7, Buren, of
Jefferson County was trausuctiug
business IN Pennington, last Satur.
day.
Prof. f.. J, jennings of st. Louis
was down the past week to see his
mother and his sister, Mrs. {. ".
Hollis.
Mr.. j. +. Hicks of Libertyviilc
was in town Tuesday to meet his
wife, who had been visiting friends
at Flat River.
Misses Robbie Pipkin aud Roberta
Tetley have returned from Cape
Girardeau, where they attended the
summer Normal.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Gould aud little
daughter, Elizabeth, have returned
from visit to relatives at Bloom
field and Cape Girardeau.
Louie Wichman, one of The Times
employees, held the lucky number
that drew the gold watch at the Air
dome last Monday night.
Mrs. John T. Bu.ks and children,
Tom and Mary, of Charleston, are
visiting her father, MIR. Thomas
Lang, who is seriously i'll.
George n. Fake of Bonne Terre
has located ia Pennington for the
practice of law, with Offices over the
st. Francois County Bank.
Listen, ye little boys, to the cur
few whistle and run home, or the
marshal will get you, A good law
should be rigidly enforced.
Mrs. j. w. Young, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Phillips, returned to her home
mt Junction, ILL.,, today.
Mr.. Mark l.. Doughty, who re-
Gently removed to Indianapolis, Ind.
was called back last week on account
of the serious illness of his brother,
MIR. Milt Doughty.
Mr.. Narcis Aubuchop of French
Village, proprietor of Willow Lawn
Stock farm, aud, breeder OF fine
Short Horn cattle and Poland China
hogs, was transacting business in
Pennington last Saturday.
Our genial friend, Mr.. w. r.
Burkes of Blodgett, who never fails
to remember us when the water
melon season opens, has again
favored us with one of his prize
melons. 1t was a good one, too,
the sweetest we have tasted. Thank
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
CROSS TIES WANTED.

We are In the market for a large
number of first class standard :
: hewn oak cross ties.
ST. FRANCOIS co. r. r.. Co,
Pennington, Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15

Found-In front of Landmarks
drug store, patL, of gold-rimmed
Eyeglasses, which the owner can
get by calling at The Times office
and describing same.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15

For Rent Rooms, with bathrooms.
No children. Apply to Mrs. l.. C..
Barroll.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15
The Schubert School of Music

The faculty of the Schubert School of
Music are now prepared to receive for en-
rollment any pupils wishing to enter for the
Fall term,
This school, which has met with graft
flying success in the past, will retain it's
former faculty:
MRS. c. O. NELSON. Voice
MISS ELSIE CAYCE, Piano. Pipe Organ Theory
MIR. HUGH PORTER, Violin, Harmony, Theory.
The Fall Term begins September /.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-15

Presbyterian thurch,
Rev. Mr. Heartwell, pastor of the
Congregational Church at Bonnie
Tcrrc will preach at the Presbyterian
Church next SUNDAY morning
The evening world., 1912-06-18
SUIT CASES-RACS-STRAP
AND OTHER TRAVELLERS NEEDS

SUIT CASES-RACS-
AND OTHER TRAVELLERS NEEDS
Don't wait until the last momsnt-sueh
purchases arc apt to b hurried and ON
result in getting the wrong thing We
can supply the proper kind, and you On
buy with absolute confidonco that tho
same qualities cannot b obtained any
whsfs FOR len than W ask:
= = . ,nse if.n::.si.el ana ru:::
otSsr cowhids Bas-es.ss 10 se.ee
Matthias Trev:i sa.s......:;...,;.1,oS
inside pocksts-lght weights.
CowhiAe salt Casss. 90
N-inch frame--llnen nnsd-shirt eoid-
leather ssrsps. capped cesnsss-bWO
iock-vaaus 800.
CowhidS sait Casss. A,O0
"a tpch--short or all-around stsaeo-
lineh iinsd-leather corners.
Finer ssit Cases.. .........."..".0s0O
Mathis suit Cases. .2.oO
q and 20 inch framoLleathsr oorn0o
and straps-r1vstsd handl0.
Finer 70 oo.<o
Fibre 0rass salt Cases. ........., -
:, u inch-brss. finI~a lock and oseSA6-
| strong handles.
Mating Rattan suit Cases 10 - 9,oD
II to 20 inch frames-wsll made I'd -
ished-fce childrsn's uss and overai6a1 :.
trips. j
Keratel Matthias sust Casss-
II to - inch framss-vssy hOht-
washAbis inside ..............."...ss q
Childrsn's Fibre Cases.
70 2pd IL inch-vesy light
clean we'll. no - "a
YOU NEED STRAPS
for Summer Jaunts and TrsvUl.
| webbing Trunk Bands-1. and D q
Special. -
Leather Trunk straDs-s. 1ASN. 10
4 10 ft--spscial. ......... ~
Shawl straps-Russss or black
| Special -
suit Case straps......... 10 70 ~
Camera straps. .................... III
Baby Carriage Straps-safety sty1s>,
russell or white. 10 to -
Leather Name TaUs-for suit cass =
The evening world., 1912-06-18

ana master BY her siivery "hesio" Even
the airship has entered the service OF
LATHE Dan Cupid.
So far as IL known. however, for the
first time wireless telesraphy has been
responsible for uniting two loving
hearts that never would have met had
IL not been for the mysterious ether
waves carrying nessag es Of love and
endearment.
The young man who has added WIRE
less to the Aids to Cupid" 10 Arthur
Barr OF Railway avenue. this city. For
more than year he has been expert
ment with &C @ D. and other
signals with fellow amateur wireless
operators. Thdr experiments stopped
some time ago. Strange messages from
the direction Of Staten island were the
cause When Arthur deciphered these
ne suspected there was - woman in
the case"
Bars suspicious proved correct. In
Mariners Harbor. Elsie Shelton, eish-
teen years old, had been tamperinS with
the wirsisss apparatus whaoh her
brother had rugged. By watching hlm
she had learned to send messages and
receive answers. She soon picked up
The evening world., 1912-06-18
MORNING SPEcIALS-To-monow. Wednesday. Until ?. NJ
restricted No Tehon.

50 Ct. Mems Pe~ssknit Undsgvsar. ....... 81
shirts. short sieeves-drawers, knao
length-"mlll seconds" OF 60 CT. qualify.
KNIT UNDERwEAR-MAIN FLOOR.
81 ct. Satssn Pstticosls ................ .Tl
Black and ooiors = pretty pleatsd
flounoes-all lengths,
PErriCOArS-SEcoND FLOOR.
~ et Womsns Long Silk Gloves. ........ -
Black and whiie--is button lenstA--
double fxger tips--limit two palrs.
GLOvEs-MAN FLOOR.
$2<s Black Messalins Waists. .L0|
Fancy net Jokes, collars and cuffs-
some have tasteful braided yoke. othess
have smart single revers--sine tucks-
long or short sleeves--all sizes.
wAlsrS-sECoND FLOOR.
$500 Women's Fine Coatil Corsets. .lS5|
Clean up OF large slres, . to 80 only
long over hips-medium high bust
handsomely trim d with MORE rtbboa-
CORsErS-sECOND FLOOR
$2eS Bsys' Light Weight Suits. ..l.lol
Norfolk and double breast-tweG6A
eheyiots and mixtures In Best shadO
u to 10 yrs.
81. So Feather Bed Tieks. ............ 81
For full and v sine beds-rsady ~
use--best stripes. -
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
III ct. Large Huck Towels ............ 81
aka - linen finish - full blsac he'd
hemmed-striped red borders-extra
good quality and size.
TowELs-NAiS FLOOR
The evening world., 1912-06-18

Every instrument is in
splendid ordss.-and in
almost every instance
worth ct least double the
price quoted.
The evening world., 1912-06-18

Clock sisns Denote Morning spscais
Lssl as The osshsl Lea y cssAsl IL r
The evening world., 1912-06-18

Bsrr's "MarccniexNms'' ana trsnsasted
them into the language OF love. The
messages continued. The couple met
and Barr coon expects TO MAKE Mss
Shelton his wireless bride.
The evening world., 1912-06-18
JUNE SALE SPECIALS
Fer Te-morsw

Fer Temonsw
Save TIME - well - MONEY by
choosing from thess items :. There Ia no
~ investigating slsswhsre-you cannot
dup,icats thsss vsluss-THEY ARE Elk
ClUsIvELY HEARN SPECIALS. 80.
II you have not vt learned what that
means. you srs wasting money!
~ Man o. fssspAsss orass.
| $S.e9 Fsaey Lao Waisls,. ...............3.o ~
Ecru-sil over lace In pvohs.s pattern
| Insertions, also novelty 1aces-peplum
nodsls-low nsck-al1 sisee.
Sals Pine Bstlst- Waists. Isl
Simulated Irtsh iaos. yoke-.pin tueks
end Saos inssrtious-h4gh @ low neck
thres-auartsr sleeve.
N.S0 Wasa's unsa Dtsasss. ........... .477
whits. tan. iAtAsr. tavsndW, CopO-
| hagen. navy and biack-tailored styles
largo round collar and rsveru OF self
material or white piQus-largs covered
| buttons on skiN.
$s.ss Tailsssd Dtsss Skkts. .9.Sl
Mohairs and serses-biack and navy
envelope back and front or with sst-in
| plsits-soms buttoned -trimmsd-bslt or
girdls top-reguiar End extra sisss.
Noo hsa.hssblsc. Pstsiees6: ...:...::. -
and colors--All lengths.
$500 4 Ss.se Wsnsa's Cssss. ........ .S.Se
Best makes-estra fin: novelty brcoadss
long and medium hip-slishtly taper
Ing or perfectiy straight-soms hpvs cue
out front-satrS quality gsstsrs-n TO %.
$lo!oe 4 $l1eo Ws.ss's Csssss. ........ .e.os
Extra fine coutil. silk elastic gusssts
over abdomen and hip: also novelty
ENTHUSIASTICALLY taosrtnG ~ straiUhs
models-cW out - apron fronts-hAnd-
sonsly tr'md tops-prstsctsd butsoa
stssas-S paiu silh gartsrs-io 70 y.
aAS Wsns1s witt Oxlssb. ..l.0g
Canvas.turnsd so,ss-oovaFsd Guam
hssls-Iall sissA
Sl.So W0saS kilsesss. LIN
Soft black kd-nsxibis soi0-rubbsr
hssls-au siss.
$s.sS Ckis' S,unss Hah-Ttknsd. an
Large mushrooms-flutsdv Val lace with
handsome novelty band end 0oft oolorsd
atin rsbboa bow-whiss q tinsed satin
br.ids. also nbben Q! rossscd tstm'd
STA Wsmsa's blsek Hak Dssss Hah. 49,. ~
The new smart saiiors, Coloniais, Con-
tinsntsis and other smsrt large and
medium shapes-spisadid sssortments.
S1.ss Midansuss Tailsssd Hab. LII
Black-Ancy alk - hair bralds-fiars
brims or close fitt1nS draped stylss-stik
or wing trim'd.
Sl.ss Cisis' rub Dssssss. Isl
Plain color chambrsyu. Striped psrcalss
and plaid ganghamo-very attractive
modsis-smb'd braid or contrast trim
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-11-30
Porto Rico's New Wonder.

From far away Porto Rico come re-
ports Of a wonderful new discovery that
is believed will vastly benefit the people.
Ramon T. Marchan, Of BarcrIOneta.
writes "Dr. Kings New Discovery Is do
lug splendid work here. II cured mr
about five times of trrribls cOnghs and
colds. aiso NY brother Of severe c"li in
hi. chest and more than ~ others. who
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