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Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

q
par Grgerre meo Sc luieoy oin. Siaoe 9nons - 9oos6us
ruen (pinus adules) AZ bulIten Der oiueS fere lorlfleule
9rcr Oet uogoltge M.rlfo, % buis Grene nOeboloer lpiles
lioe oo nqrcuoe &iGrner. ri pIutfeoe noge ta 0%aanotuIoe
al Dem oo tililcosuueoe Dor Nppe,it; utnnot piIoe DC bare
lm0gt bepre riiteoe; men III par nj io.nSeOt mto at lple
Dem rua.
IleO en- iaaoun s. alp ipr SiebIitfet % mcO ct goo oaa0
Tor 6remtjOeu par oct oItioa rntet llnOer, at nj life IGugce
irpsteoe pors 6enoerS 0aleri.
81 bauoe laQt ps neo ~iaaeoes, at ul tunOe ia9tia9e oercS
&eu9lellcr o. iorluare pore %ene MOB oereS AH8reb. ygns
glimtet uire oS Dem rnonu paa Bag, t9eiom u bluoe tors
laot benz. Gn al bper iue p0r Tibet, De puri9e uGnOreoe
ircm oa tlbaoe Sproonens Melemrum. Sees 6~oryoloSs
re1ler par tloot tagne, og bet par tpoeilt. at De uar be
ientc pla life at labe oS unl Hoppe No ,tet.
gyauOm uGy bslpaOt at tage al os De morte Nieurnrum
blep lGnoere oa ,Gu1ere. llnoer ct al Dem bleu u ppmGrts
iommc pua Spoen al 0OulGg uo9en AilanO, De- er oors
ites paa en- S1eltS 0ovIll naor on er meo euer uoen 9p :
ter. % en- 8~rGriemanp lager lccen ItI neo llenlpn ger.l.
@0reg ertIGreOe ogiaa ltrar, al OSe 0;te ite Jt lpi;.
Msritau,rue bauoe sort Dem paa ldHm 80 rom ri, OIL
ienptc TO 6clt at geo ior al retoauoire. Sete tnaoe u bot
bore; tbi Miprtet pay M iaa tptt, At u lite tunpe le ier 500
ira oS.
gpoen tom fra en- betyoeIio Aiitano; men ri Tumble mar e,
at Jtptierne nGrmsoe 10 por Wieia. 9mioler,io oau tie
oeune Srnoeile oS 9nIeOuug til oil baabe uooet ooot; TIL
! Jtnee tnnoe enonu lite pape naaet Sdnosbpsu. og Oct par
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21
@renfooer ior &cnS.

Spao Der biornoer til iiDrre @telfemGn8oc hos en- ao,
bill uoiaa bore uom4rfet 6obe for Spns, iot logger, men
ON Siuteren pil bet o9iaa pGre 9oot at glue S6alere AZ
"a til lbt &jpo, / Yuno ct tilitraffelig ior 20 Spns.
Gesuben maa De altio bape g~lnleonin8 til at Huge lot 9roo
Sano eler Smaaiene, for at 5poen fan males It'll araa'
lem. On Somniereu trGnser De nbetin9et uo9et 0rpnIo'
Der, 9lpget ion, life fan baues ON Slnteren, men oa blel'
per man uomarfet berpaa peo Sj9lp al &lpperbr. DC oil
tribes ri9tis suot berai % lGsse Here sga, Os Se99ene oil
o9iaa flpttes beore, emo om man alene foorer rleo &orn,
Gn Spnieapler bpr altio lRgse inb no8et 9oot Slpperlp
for Sintereu, 10 ilere Slaoe berpaa, belto bebre CT oct mo-
turllopls.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21
900

mere rimeli9t, at bet par 81 3oro os bans 9eOiager, iom
penote tiIbugc.
81 par beucr life IGn9e ~lui55eo; 3tpttcrne uGrmeoe fig,
% JtaGb OF iOiucHcr blep perleOe imeQem o:m % Cueriuaz
erue, meoena bc99e GarIic,S 9efe bciUareOe bueranOre8
0Driulten, ION OIL oe par SefIeuoe.
s bette SebItt ipneOe oct i9en, c9 Ill pr 6orunoring be-
mErteoe uI life GIcac Y. 3oryo, men Ell 6orltGrtnlnJ al oms
trent trcoiue Qtano. De mango oeite5 Srampgu BauOe
balugeIo rOrbcreot o5 paa Oenue SpoG3eIie.
Oct pr life uoen Ell 6oeiie al lgo, at nj iaa benne 5ors
o9eie al por 6Unoers Stprte. Sltfert pIoe De life ouale
Iangre meo at on3r,be upr 6Gitnn9 bag Slippeityttet. oa
tiIlolt piIOe pore 0eitc bIiue iausue. Se5uOcn tunpe 5tubes
s. GlpetrOpper uEre Tor iua3e ir Ell iaaom Stprte - Der
par nGueu iemti Wtauo.
S>pao De % Iorle Vuntter angit blep ri p1 mart bero.
Ii9eoe. I'll Dor 6orunorin8 bemGrteoe nj, at intet Nnlrcb
ltuIOe oo es enonu. III iaa Dem iogitGrte lin Rorppu nj
Stuopalter o. gore anore 9lnorOEin] ger til at peob,ipe We.
Ierugeu. GpocI9 not ~betra9eoe DC oS iaaleoe8. lom en-
SGger b~etra9ter ell 9rad y Oru. en- goue euer en- Siaer -
life til at an9ribe Dor {pule, Se irpoteoe Den SoelG1oelie
lOm De peo o'olte, at pore d ikr os 9teuolpere ullOe anrette
Iueasm Dem, os De b IUtteoe at ioGtie os peo Gut. gsoo
N zen anoen @taaoe tunOe pI begrunoe oeres ieae lloiqttai
al SGuneu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21
Mioocl moo Spigse.

5pl9enbe Ial bGre iortrinligt: Iian blanocr lanmcgct
/ SH9t al &Ollpoiun iom &G9t amerifant Die (castor
oil meo %binanoeu. Strar man tOmmer omboro, inoiwps
RET man grpiet % lluoerliuet bermeo 3 @an0e. 0ette
9icntngcr man baaoe Wtorgcn % Gieu DC 3 eaer 4 Iprhe
Gage. 9ian bliper mart after tor paa &roppen, iaa &fRs
ocrue life bliper tiliplcoe oerni. Oct err en- iorbpet 2ts
9snsparme, iom berueo i%uotrGOer, % bette binprer, at
man Ipler Tia upas ieli9.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21
Girfelige Gfterretnitgcr


TraftcauItGasnoer:
81 ben Strfe:-
On Iaf. 81. Spericu, ben npe TrGlt
@louming @rairic, Minn., itriuer \
X. at ban bar gi1rt ct 9oot Snotrpt
paa BEN, ipm rr tpmmet l Serprelle
meo BAN; ban CT iuoe for GI1oloss
ia9er.
9oIt. 6. 9. Seliem / Strum,
@js., ~rcoiscrer ct SIao "Ialme8renen"
,om llnooomsfureniu0crue i bans We'
uiQbeoer uo9iocr.
Bolt. z. Mlosn er taibt til &r9It
for en- up Wenigbco, icm CT organize
ret peo Normar, @aib. Get or nr9Ic
uofgcte al 3lons Meni9beo, iont bar
uraunijeret fig iom uucnnGpnte WenI9'
beniobeS. "2utb. Iiisi." flyer, at bette
or en- 5plsc al uioruuitis Sirieitrlo.
Stuo. tbcol. s. s. 8rette peo
ben =. s.. 3rGIteItple bar no9'uet Ell
potter lioen Sausbps mco S'tel:
"SpubercS Sen. Gen i1l9es lor al
Ststts Stuoent 9. unoer bans tbeOl'
Gtupium. San uOounuer ii8 fOr at
blipe @tisiipuGr.
4rut. Guerbrup bar nplig paret
/ Bait. 8. Saulicns Weniabeoer |
@iscuuIiu pg oeltunet / flere 0lDoer.
Bait. Setter gtilien bar ogioa uT'
ret iumttois meo GrOi. Gperorup |
Bait. 8. 4uuliens Nteniobeocr for at
pparbeioe mere Snteresie for Gu9s'
bura Seminartpm Ug for at jamie Sts
brns BERTH.
Guf. 8. 81. EiitcSal Of Grafton
bar o~iIlaaet &albelien fra Sattcn.
6prmano SDpme inooieOc npli9
emmanuel @eni9beos atrte / SenIou,
Gipiit Co., Minu.
9rof. Siteoal fables al Nmerls
tanerne ben "imarteite gtorbmnno"
glmerita iIpl9e "NOroueIen"s @leooes
lelie.
8aIt. Sau3itao i~triuer fra Seun
Goula, at be III lar opiat ct 6orIam7
Iluostelt, bour be baue fine Sgnooa9ss
0uostjeneiter. Deb SeniDn til Stes
bets 0aturiOrbOlo flyer ban: "Slo
til bette Naturens Ilebnanoe penter pI
meo Giben at lotte Siteus ri9e, lGroe
% aanoeli9 trGtte Soft 10: neo Os OF
nuoe Solens Slpmiterouit % Glelo-
Iuitens Interchangeable Magt".
"@amlc Iait. Salueien", Ifriper en-
aprreippnoent, "er tiliteoe ueo Gnrsa
mpoet, men prter inf life at arbeloc
lGnsere, men bill Dog pGre meo".
Iait. z. $. 3abl al S%tou0htcn,
@is., REFER eiter Garsmpoet I'll Norge
for fin Selbreos Stplc.
- 9aIt. sc. 2uuo al Den i. 6. ba>
taget GiIteo us ilptter ira Sionr Sails,
9. 3. iot / s(usuit til Gbctid, &Sis.
&aIt. Cries iOrri9c aalo.
g ben norife G pnpoe:-
8rui. Srid prGoiteoe unoer CIV
npoempoe i 9ulilpap Greet, isis. / Der
famine airfe, bupri ban tog Iilteo met
ben Menisbep for 80 gar iibeu. De
par life uoen SeoU9elIe, at ban taltu
for ben talrige 6pltemGn9oe, lom bal
itrsmmet iommen fra 5 III G Weni9.
beosr for at ie os bpre i'm samle TrGlt
= SaIt. Soube er fulOt til at bette.
ne miOlertioi9 for Tait. S6iOe / 500
boten unoer oennes Norsesreiie.
- Irof. SatObicns Spiter, Mori
Satoblen, i @ittenberg, ISIS, bIeu Mt
Zig gift i Mi8IiunsgnarOen iii Gbr
Sopoe, S6n al Iait. Sopoe gSitten
berg. Srloer Tar | Here Aar pal
Susrppipnet Oper Bi9eaioeIin9cn / Sn
binneritpleu.
- Sait. Sfabo, lltabsWIis iiounrer
bUlot ct Nttsiiousioreorog oeo Spupoe
mgoet % uotalte, at ifal ben Wti5iio,
saa, maa ben gnuite anberleoc5 en-
biotil unceritgttes; ban bar Dog ii
beune 3io beparet baaoe Srimpoiabe
pg 2rp. Sau bar MI ell lIcen Meni9
beo pua 90 Spnfirmereoe p9 II 8urr
iaIt 40 SjGle.
- Tait. 8er9eien bolot ell Ion rnoj
tal Gibolostale ueo Spuuoempoet, q
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21
Spcr9smaal 90 guar.

Spao ifl jes 9ipre for at binOrc @iprer at opaOe
Slaoene paa mine un9e 6rn9ttrGr oa JtolenbnFe?
Guar: San man iiuoe ~IiDrerncs 9teoer, ba 9iCr man
ct Iioet Sul bet pg iittcr beri Ell lioen Somulo8oot, oDps
pet ~bisulphid of carbon. 9ette maa life fomme 9tnr-
beoen al Slo, Oa Oct er let antGnoclist. Gpiier Wgrerne
Slaoe paa SrGr, ba iprpit DEM Oper neo en- 8lonoiua al
paris green % &unb l 4uuo til 100 @aIons Sano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

SGr iaa penlia at 9iue mig ct Gaao ON, bpOrleoes WD.
rr bpioes noe al Suiet beuue 9ic, ba DC er ruuot pnlz
firing aIe giu9 CO uHiten life til at boloe noe paa rpoen
Maaoe. so. 3.
opar: Nlprer itpr albcles aniiesruo us Sarbos Spre
~(carbolic acid) benue %iortpnoes. % ell Graabe orpppc3
bHt Os Der pna &Dlberne % Sfabene, buOr DC irrOcs.
gio9le Graaber Gerpentin, orDppet ontr n9, bbor Sutter
eler anoet Spot %Opbepares, birlpcr p9iua; ljscleOeS ON en-
tpt &rlotitre9 trGtfes omtrlug Sutterbebpioereu So.
senoe Sanc, &altpano, elcr Ell ItGtf Splp5uins al 9lm
elcr iriit Ounico orGbcr benz. Sae SuiefIcr ityr p8iaa
Sororuano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

Zen al mig montague SpuuItine Nr. 5
1Susuennen" TT $2325 or prgpet al mig %
en- al 8pcu5 beOlte Snerlter, OF ben tan
baaoe / Yetbeo % llDieeroe manlc ZIG mco
tpilteniomDelit $50 Miaitinc. Set er en-
6oruglelie at irembGre bette for Sfientltc'
heoer. 6ragt IS Gents. Wrs. s.. G9gc,
@a Burn, isis.
Gi.er Sp'ororiug IfaI jea mcooele Gem,
at ol cr Iulofomucu tllirebs meo Snmaif
men "SnSuenHeu. Tralten bar so Gents
Sobn Ycocrion, San ga re, @,5couiia.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

ipaa. Caiaa 9obatspano, lauet iaa bet faar en- 5arpe
iOm itart 3be bjelper.
Seroiinc GmulIion lapes %iaoleoes: Soft soap, Quart,
eaer hard soap, telit whale oil soap, Enno, 2 Charts
foosuoe 9auo, / 4iut aeroiiue. Stgr ontrii9, lnotil oct
Sele er ooot blauoet. 8leot SanO or beore Ior bette SruS
enp baarot 8aub. Oct er al itprie Tt9tt9beo, at 1aa
Gw~uliioueu ri9tis gpot blanoet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

6an oiprOe 9ibotbsieiten mluOrc bp9'
oelia: &aitor Sorer, YroIes lorernc
5tnb ca 9dricn bolOt ooida aIboios'
taller, men mtO oisic jeoul'ge % moor'
rate galer, par life g. iornpict. Gao
berettrr aorrclpunoeuten RroieSior
Strgmms.
8roi. Gtub tlngcr oeer, at Hdli.
XiIu tirfelt0c Sperf0t / "JtOroen"
life bar onIert "@p. lutb. SirfetiOenoe"
ION ailoe. 9aIt. X meOrelte en- tplt
9roicsior edmiots Gorcora8 ON llo'
arauuiugcrncs Geiultater, boilfet bar
clteret al 9rUi. Stub i "airfetioenoe".
s Sau9es Spnobe:-Ralt
z. g. 8reioablJt al Chicago ~itrluer eli
itarp &cprimnnOe til cit "9Ggmnno" al
s. G., iom tdger lat pau 8ro'. Sobn'
len Of 9tcO Using YrGiteifOle, forol benz
ne bar uO9ipet ct Striit Strioen mel
lem 8roi. 8cr08lano % GaIt. WtGlnno,
% ioroi ban DOloer meo ben IloIte,
Sat. 8reioablit ~ipripnrer Groi. Sobns
len "a iiotr: 9%eriom Der cr nuget ialltt
/ Sobuien8 8og, ida beoi8 bet og bolo
Oh bet utriiteli0e 80 eriUellcsarbeioe.
8i refer os mob oft Nnno8tprauni p9
GnfclmanoSu1loe og bGuccr NIcnl9be'
oerlc8 ~ubctIn9eoe 6rtbeo toa @uos
Sro5 Gruno.
- @roi. SroBnu91 al &co @tn9
SemmarMm CT uounont iii Weolem
al Ell S%rcmnrosiom te, iom Ifal etamls
mere 2~.ni6gcre iii be lesigc aaoetplaoie
peo Gris8itolen / @eit 9oint % gtarl'
neafaoemiet / IuuapOlis.
Misfonnr Stunning itriuer fra
Ginn, at 9irs. 3. NeIipn bar Ell GlS
parct Ipaclig; bet 9uar Misiiunpreruc
Sumu, G6eppnrt % SfaroaI irl 9tor'
oe ooot bere5 %irtiombeo. Wtr
6ran5cu, Iom bar mc0uirfet III mango
Oiisiionare8 lloienoeIie, er for Gioer
/ aina os BERGER bisie. 81 bar bait
ct tjprt Seip9 al be canite N(lsiiunG.
rer &nuoien % Sulwi9. vi iioitC
9lars Stub al SrorSn5 MisiiunGrei
az / 5aQet) er s tilbuge; 6 par blenl'
wreilte % 3 bar oC0e.
- GaIt. s.. 6. Scttner ~Itrieer, a
Cars Barnes al Wtillpnutec Menigbeo
opoe nplt9; @~ienigbeOeu leo berpeO e
tort Cab, ba Den gliOpoe par ioris
baabe lpr Wlenigbeoens inore Og Dort
glnli9geuoer, oa a tiaige en- Iremrn.
gcnoe Snmlunosmano.
- 40it. llttcim, gauges SDnOoe:
5ormano, flyer / en- Slrtifel ON aln
misiionen / SuobGreren, at Srporenl
Naite9uuro ! ainu iom S~inosiua8e.
- Bait. 81. &. 6anicn ~itriuer, a
GmisiGr Ole Gilertieu af Snllses en-
npoe er bpo at 9Grius. Sau "a.
Stolelarsr men talte pgiua til GpbDe
gelie. Snn a Ell title o9 teIteoel
ManO, bans @lonesbpro lipsiriitt 0!
mOerll8t.
- &aIt. Srobnu9b i~triuer / 9lnleb
ming SoipitalItrioen / Gbicaao: Mtal
buroe bnoe bcre9nct / 6Orueien, at iaa
oiot io,ifjeQige Glementer life 9Oo
tunoe inmnrbcioe / oeune Gag. Wle'
ipr9eli9 CT BET, at llenisbeo pg Split
tcLie ifal lig9e iom Ell binbrenoe Mtar
paa aQe 9ooe 5Creta9cnber, iOm Dor
tjGre Nprlte 6olf 9ior 6Urips meo,
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

Sertu0en al Gonoe beianot Jig / ct
Gelitab iammen meo Ell mig Mono,
Der iprte ct mc9:t oiietteret SproS %
blauOt onOet ioelig talte OH fin "9r.
5aocr" % "6ru Wiooer." pa man
ituloe brpoe op, folOte Scrtugen pau
in Siener % t~iltalte BAN, meoeus Den
mnoe Wlano bbrte pnl Oct, iaaleoes
"Wtiu Sr. Sjencr. zig til min 6r. &uif.
at ban ipRnoer mine Serrer SeIte ior
% tjGrer Ircm."
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21
4lSt Snpittl. Gu inoiduii Spinu.

Set par OOer M'onat. SgniOeu par aloeles op6Ort; ocns
perIenNe' SpoltGr bapos ue5et 9.aoien Tor Maan.ns bleoers
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-21

s en- al mine Sirtetrrr CT Der tommct ct Sui, iom truer
bet meo 9pela9selie. Scr al ben @obbeo at foe mia,
huao jes ital sjpre ben g%uleoning.
@ par: Set fommerm e8et on pau, bpor fort 6ulet CT,
% buprra BET Itriuer Jig; men rens oct iaa aoot ipm mi.
ii9t meo Ell itarp &uIp, iprpit ino ~fortpuoet carbolic acid,
/ 5ilfrioe BET ItulOe bare eSniefter, lum bulerer berinSe.
impr ina SiGre puer ps bno ell Glle, beimurt u.o Sjpre
Omtrins Gtummen, bopr Suaet e. Set 9ialocr at uoe,
itrnoe 2uiteu.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-07-18
New Home Items.

Uncle Joe Littlefeld bought new
wagon from the Hill last week
Mrs Taylor, of Clinton, is visiting
her father, Benz Caldwell.
Sam Williams passed through Con-
ard Bopp's cornfield and overturned
his new cultivator in the mud. Mr.
BOpp attends to his own affairs and
thinks others ought to do the same.
H Botkins is about ready to ship
another car of fat hogs to Kansas
City.
Our agent, Mr. A NJ Smith is about
ready to start out as soon as sample
case is completed.
l. w Jones received a telegram
that his niece in Cass Co. had died.
The river has gone within her
banks again. Last week a boat could
be rowed across the bottom for seven
miles wide.
l am paying for hens &c, spring
chickens Sc, eggs &c, butter 10c.
Mrs Wade is on the sick list.
Messrs John and Seth Cope are
putting up large smokehouse.
Mr. Jake Patent, of Prior Creek,
was up Sunday visiting his brother.
Grandma Blair is very poorly yet.
Jas Butcher and Dan Israel each
have a fat COW for sale.
Verna Botkins has a queer buggy.
Every time Verna dresses up it takes
him east of town about two miles.
1t IS a rough road, but no complaint
is made.
Atgreat demand here for stock
hogs; | want l or myself.
n. NJ. NEsTLERoDE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-07-18
Summit Items.

Did we hear some one say the
weather is yet very unfavorable for
farm work generally?
John Radford is now Oh the mail
route from Johnstown to Butler and
carries our mail very promptly.
Oats, not cut, are about 1 shattered
out and those cut are about J rotten
SO who are the ones having the ad-
vantage.
Flax is yet all right but some pieces
or fields are getting green with
weeds.
Some corn fields are also getting
pretty we'll sodded with grass sc.
Miss Johnnie Shut was visiting in
Summit last week.
We reached home on the evening
of the Fourth from Butler, where we
went to hear the Eagle scream and
witness one of the grandest celebra.
tions ever our pleasure to see, with.
out any accidents, but had some very
high waters to cross.
The only thing we witnessed on
that day which we did not approve
of was the merchants keeping their
doors closed during the storm, until
the appointed hour, and the women
and children with what shelter they
could get under the awanings to take
care Of themselves as best they could
Mr.. Womack deserves credit, for one
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-07-18
parties standing by, one caught the

parties standing by, one caught the
horse.
JnO Drysdale i in Chicago under
the treatment of DR. Davis. He was
examined The doctor says there
will not have TO be al operation per
formed. He will be home in about
three weeks.
Monday Of this week Rev Stephens
and wife, Of Butler, called TO see the
families of Il W and Isaac Park.
IMondav wa-'a busy day; stacking
oats and flax; and was the hottest day
of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Graves and Miss Min
ME DeIning, are visiting Mrs Graves
parents at Eidorado.
WIN Kennedy, OF Passaic, spent
Sunday with lis mother Mrs Wm
Drysdale
} G Biggs AID wife, of Hume, Wis
tied friends and relatives Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Mamie Mcdonnell, who has
been visiting Miss ley Jenkins, has
returned to her home in Cass Co.
NELS' CLERK.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-07-18
Virginia Items.

1--WE heard 'em say it and noted it
down,
The things that happened about the
town,
So don't blame us if true or not,
We always give you the best we've
got."l
VIM McElroy and wife were visit
ing at Drexal, last week.
Last week Jno Porter was coming
home from Butler and his mules ran
away. No one hurt,
Wiley Comfort, who has been
quite sick, is around again.
Miss Alice Wycoff of Butler, was in
Virginia last Sabbath.
Misses Tilla, Mary and Alice Ste
phens, of Butler, were at Virginia
last Friday afternoon.
Roy McNutt, of Amsterdam, visit
ed his cousin, Miss Alice Crooks, a
few days last week.
Rev Ried will preach ut the Woody
school house Saturday night and
Sunday morning, at Virginia at nigh,
The Free Methedists held meeting
last week at the knight school house
east of Mt Carmel church.
Cliff jackson came near having q
runaway Sunday. Just as he drove
into town with his lady, his horse go,
frightened and commenced kicking
broke one shaft. There were severa
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-07-18
Foster Items.

Mrs Judge Sullens has gone to FL
dorado to visit friends.
Mrs A l. Metzler has gone away to
visit her parents.
Walker Steele is going to move to
Harrisonville, where he can give his
children the benefit of the schools.
Mrs Bodkins, who has been very
sick, is slowly improving.
Born, to the wife of Merrel Jasper,
a fine girl baby. Also little daugh
ter now gladdens the home of Ed
Doke.
Miss Julia Mills cousin, of Adrian
is visiting her.
Bud Rowland's twin baby girl
who has been quite sick, is better.
Miss Bertha Short, who has beel
visiting friends and relatives at Vir
ginia, returned home at o'cloct
Monday morning, and she reports
the river doing much damage Il
growing crops, which it got over.
Jim Deaton went to Butler Mon
day.
Misses Ida Deaton and Maggi
Pond, visited Mrs White Deaton q
Nyhart Sunday.
Mr. Scribner left Friday for the In
| dian Territory.
Will Gray and Noley Brown lef
| for Kansas to hunt work.
| Mr. A q MetZler is preparing t
build a new store where the old on
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Deepwater Items.

Grandma Miller returned home
from Pleasant Gap, where she has
been visiting her daughter
Mr. Will Johnson leaves Thursday
for Osceola, where he will attend the
institute.
Geo Porter spent last Tuesday in
Butler on business.
w H Zinner and w l. jackson
threshed last week.
Misses Addie Brown and Gertie
Shelton left Thursday for Eldorado
Springs. where they will visit friends
and relatives for several days.
The ice cream supper at the resi-
dence of w H Shelton last Saturday
night, given in honor of Elm Grove
boys was largely attended.
Jim Harne and wife visited in East
Deepwater Saturday and Sunday.
Jim Morehead will leave this week
for Moberly, where he and his family
will make their future home.
Misses Hattie Zinner and Ona
Brown were the guests of Lulu Shell.
ton Sunday eve.
We were sorry TO learn of the death
of Mrs Isaac Langly, who died a,
her home in Henry county, last week
| There was a basket dinner at Johns
| town last Sunday
| Come TO Elm Grove SUNDAY schoo
every Sunday at half past p. u.
John BaSsett harvested his oat.
last week
J l. Porter is buying calves.
Mr. Brown and wife were the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs Gilland, Sunday
SINGH.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1895-07-18

for his magnanimous spirit in open
ing up hiss tore.
Yes, Mr. Editor. you are right in
your article on secret organizations in
politics. We have experienced and
know too well about such side shows.
II the people can't come out openly
and boldly and fight their battles for
silver or any other issue that present
itself without secret organization, it
deserves to he relegated to the rear
in politics. We hope the people of
this county, when such fellows come
around as those secret organizers,
will send them on and treat them as
Il class of tramps without any visable
means of support and not worthy Of
notice by an intelligent and enlightsn-
ed people. We are all for silver out
this way and are not ashamed of our
position and don't need any secret
order in our business of politics.
We noticed in the committee pro-
ceedings on the 4th that five COM
mitteemen wished to go on record
against a silver convention and that
SUBMITS representive was among
that number. Such action as this is
the trouble and what is making nee
SCsSui thC 6ACucl06 is"lloh VI CCI tAill
question on the political parties to
day. We have been misrepresented
by a sufficient number of men select
ed to legislate for us, and by such,
good laws have been repealed and
vicious ones enacted in their stead
and not until the peoples representa-
tives learn to work and vote for the
interest: ::of those they represent, will
the necessity of such agitation cease.
If every district and state could
have such representatives in congress
as Judge DeArmond this country
would be redeemed and on the high
way to prosperity again if by repres-
enting the will of the people by their
| representatives, i'll congress would place
! us there.
y Every representative, knowing the
! will of his constituents, shOuldcarry
out so much as in his power lies that
will and whenever man fails i'll thai
duty he is not tit person to repres
ent any section or locality i'll the
body polite or otherwise.
We feel proud of our congressiona
representative and could not safely
risk the chance of a change, so lons
rs we are so ably and honestly repre-
serted as now by Judge DeArmond
NIX.
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Culver Items.

Slower a. Wainscott, are running q
Binder as the Stover-WainscOtt Bin
der Company.
w. s. Ray and Family, visited at
Jas. McGlues Saturday evening.
VIM. l.. Harper, near Ballard, has
our sympathy in the loss of his moth
or, which occurred very suddenly one
night last week. She was buried in
Cooper County, by the side of her
husband the late DIR. Harper.
Alfonzo Ray, did not go to Urich
with his brothers, Is he was cutting
oats for Mr.. Brotmen.
Givens, too is cutting hedge which
looks much better.
H Ray has been doing some road
work, and much more is needed in
the district, as all our roads are in
bad repair.
Hayden Ray and wife, Andy and
Laurie Ray, visited Price Ray and
family mt Urich Saturday, returning
home Sunday. To be sure Andy and
Laurie, returned the nearest way.
c. Greer sent Y load OF chickens
to Friend on Saturday while he went
to Montrose on business.
s b Mcfarland and family spent
a night with us going on to Butler to
visit parents and relatives there.
Jim Cole the solid man of Kansas
Ave, was on our marble yard few
evenings ago.
Some have cut flax, and all hands
win cut this week il it keeps dry.
Mr. Fred Bush and family went
home Saturday accompanied by the
Misses Elliott, sisters of Mrs Bush.
Frank Billings, writes his friend
Charlie Greer that he has the Agency
at Lowery Station on the M X l. L III
Henry County, good for Frank.
Miss Pauline Decker, of Eldorado,
after visiting relatives and friends
here several days, has returned to
her home, accompanied by her broth.
or Carl.
Mrs Fannie Hayden, sisterin-law
cf Mrs Fielden Ray, is visiting re
latives in and near Culver this week
j A Lentz of adrian was visiting
the home folks Sunday.
DIP Gingrich gave us Il pleasant cal
Sunday.
Tom Mabrey is cutting flax in the
neighborhood this week.
J n Hendrix, is Staying his oats
JACK.