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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
WON BOTH GAMES.

Brooklyn,N. Y, August Brooklyn
won two games from Louisville to-day
Attendance, $500.
First game-Louisville, 2 runs, hits
errors; Brooklyn, 0 runs, II hits, err
rors. Batteries: Hill and Miller; Har-
per and Burrell.
Second .game-Louisville, runs, 5
hits, 2 errors; Brooklyn, 10 runs, 16 hits,
2 errors. Batteries Newman and Dex-
ter; Daub and Burrel
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
1T WAS UNINTERESTING.

Baltimore, August 26.-The Champions
took the first of this series from the
Reds. 1t was an uninteresting game j..
Foreman was knocked out of the box in
the second inning and was succeeded by
his brother, who Jared but little better.
Attendance 4,405.
Baltimore, IA runs, 16 hits, errors;
Cincinnati, 3 runs, II bits, errors. Bat
teries: Hemming and Clarke: J. Fore
man, II. Foreman and PETIT.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
A CLOSE GAME.

Washington, August 26.-The Pirates
hit OPPORTUNITY and were fortunate in
placing their hits. Padden made great
catch of ball with one hand after a leap.
Lush also made an unusually brilliant
catch after long run. Attendance 2, 1876.
Washington runs, hits, / error;
Pittsburg, runs, 10 hits, 2 errors. Bat
teries: German and Farrell; Hastings and
Sugden
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
on The DIAMONDS YESTERDAY
BLUE BIRDS LOST TWICE.

= Norfolk, Va, August 26.-Norfolk
took two games from Richmond to-day.
The first was closely contested, but the
second was all one-sided.
First game-Norfolk, ) runs, 8 hits, I
error; Richmond, A runs, 10 hits, 2 errors.
Batteries: Leach and Fields; Malarkey
and Boland.
Second game-Norfolk, 81 runs, 16
hits, 3 errors; Richmond, runs, 1 hits,
0 errors. Batteries: Stocksdale and
Fields; Tannehill, Kahn and Boland.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
AN EASY VICTORY.

New York, August 26.-The New Yorks
had an easy victory over the ST. Louis
Browns to- day. Donahue was hit hard
in two innings.
st. Louis, runs, ~ hits, 6 errors; New
York, II runs, IA hits, 2 errors. Batter
les: Donahue and Mcfarland; Clark and
Zearfoss
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
WON IN \ WALK.

Newport News, Va. August 26.-Ports
mouth won in walk this afternoon, bat
ting Norcum at will. Both sides put up
a ragged game.
RPortsmouth ID runs, 16 hits, errors;
Hampton, 5 runs, s hits, 6 errors. Bat
teries; Boyd and Rollins; Norcum and
loft
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
CHICAGO. OUTBATTED.

Boston, Mass, August 26.-Boston
outbatted Chicago to-day, but fielded so
miserably that the visitors won easily
Attendance, 1000.
=: Chicago, ii runs, hits 2 errors; Bos-
ton, runs, II hits, 10 errors. Batteries:
Friend and Arson; Sullivan and Bergen.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
Roanoke, Va, July 20, 1896.
II. NJ. Sutton & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers,

Baltimore, Md.
am now opening up, at my sample
rooms, Hotel Lee, Roanoke, Va, the
largest and most complete line of fall and
winter samples of dry goods and:.notions
have ever handled, which 1 offer to the
merchants of the city and surrounding
country at as low prices as same goods
can be bought in any of the Eastern mar
kets. Respectfully,
d. c. BOOTH,
Agent for r. NJ. Sutton g. Co.
THE BEST PAPER IN SOUTHWEST
VIRGINIA-THE TIMES.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
Now for
the busy days.

Our FALL Su1TINGs are here and they're
just the prettiest, nobbiest styles that your
eyes ever feasted on. The patterns are bit
gay this season, but that's what fashion de-
crees. Our new cutter has had an experience
OF twelve years In Baltimore and Washington
and that's a guarantee of upto.date clothes
Pick out your suit before all the pretty
styles 60 Suits $50 and up.
GILKESON & TAYLOR.
Hats, Shoes, Furnishings
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

Don't forget everything in the Book
and Stationery line is to be found at j. E.
Rogers, 104 Jefferson street
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

Since 1878 there have been epidemics of
dysentery in different parts of the country
in which Chamberlains Collie, Oh plera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was used with per-
feet success. Dysentery, when epidemic,
is almost as severe and dangerous as Ash
attic cholera. Heretofore the best efforts
of the most skilled physicians have failed
TO cheek Its ravages. This remedy, how
ever, has cured the most malignant cases,
both OF children and adults, and under
the most trying conditions, which proves
it TO be the best medicine in the world
for bowel complaints. For sale by The
Chas. Lyle Drug Co.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
Skin
Came Off

had an obstinate skin disease. called Eczema.
My body, head, and arms were covered with
spots like drops of mortar. which came off in
layers Of dry scales. suffered for over year
out aid, and had almost given up hope. saw
advertisement about CurIcURA REMEDIES;
took them, and in eight toeeks was as we'll as
ever, for my ekin Is Us nice and clear baby's.
GEO. REABURN, Hanover, Ontario, Canada.
SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT Warm baths
with CUTIcURA SOAP, gentle applications of Gu
TIcURA (ointment), the great Skin Cure, exter-
nally, and mild doses of CUTIcURA REsoLvRNr,
greatest of humor cures.
Sold throughout the world. Price. CuricuRA, &c.,
soar, 3sci RnsoLyEEr Soc and 81. PorrER DRuo
AND CnlM. Corr, Sole Props, Boston
ur"How to Cure Every Skin Disease" mailed free.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
10000 BUSHELS

"The Fair"is now open at No. 9 Salem
avenue with full line Of stationary,
glassware, etc. George Gravatt, Mana
ger,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

UALITY the first essen
tial in buying shoes. The
Roanoke Shoe Company
combine High Grade and
Low Prices. SEE?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09
r@eFfi0pef9" frdst Der gOOfs.
mann befremoet.
Sab ih uift peutlih dsfprphen2"

HSpV uplue w IluSl ~ OpNtS'
mann befremoet.
.Sab' i4 nidt peutli9 gsfpro6en9"
fG6rt i'm Simm Sidrts an.
n8%eiiiiopeIt," ipisbsr6oif Der
9ootsmann, ftatt elmer anbsreH gnts
gesnung, bas Rdb breGenb.
lin 9ott, SteuermdBn," ruft Der
RanH i'm aussud beruntst, roit, msbr
oft, ooer Der STEAMER renns uns gerds
be in bic Slante."
llHo I4pn min er bas Rdo bieIer
Ridtuug 5ulentenb brebsn. bod Elm
fur4tbdrer Sauiti9lag Simm Siarts
ldBt i'm gu 8ooen iintsn uno I9on
ptrft Der Steuermann bds Rao ieIbit
berum, nod INNER peitli9 baltenb.
Wenige Setunben ipdter, ebe bic @as
DIE aud nur gum 8eDuBtIein Der eHtz
IeBli6en 9efabr, in pel9er basS6iff
i9pebt, eetummeH, Der Mann i'm
4uslug nur einen marterI6itternben
S6rei uuseeItoBsn bat, lit bas Ilnz
sliid ssi4eben. Der Steamer, bic
Bart pobl iebeno, lit bsrIelben pors
f9riftsmdbig aussepi6sn, bod our6
Simm Starts' leBtes ManDper, oies
ielbe benz 0ampfer gsraOstpegs entaes
sensefabren, 10 oab oteIer nun nit als
lergBu6t ge9en lie anrennt. Gin fur6tz
bursr StoB, laute 9ilferufe Der Mens
i6sn auf ben bsibsn S9iff.n, - uno
oann %iteuert Der Oampfer ~tpeitsr. tpie
es i6eint unDsrIsbrt. Die .Wartbe"
basesen, fOrmlid in 5tpsi Sbeile ges
idnitten, besinnt raid gu fintsn. SIN
pirren 0ur9einanosr baitet bic
WunnIdaft bin uuo Der, Ii3 persebs
lih miibenb gu ben Rettungsbootsn gu
selunssn, pergebli6. benn i9on gebt
ibnen oas WaFer Bis an bic 9ruit.
9a srI9eint 8apttGn ummo RielIs
fen auf Der 8aiiitentrepps, i6redsnss
blei4, ietn iunges b%epubtloies Dsib
i'm arme balteno; Stmm Starts, Der
Bis babtn 9lei9 eiHem StsineebilOe
bepegun9sIos bageitanosn bat, be-
tommt jebt Bel benz 2lnbltd bisIer 8eis
ben 2eben.
Gin f6riles, bo6nbplIes 2uden
ausitOBenb, ruff er nit betiersr Stims
me:
.9Intis ban Rsss, i6 babe meinen
S6pur tpabr gema9t. Das III
Simm Siarts' Ra6e."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09
Sirnrt SiarfS' Ha6e.


Cine stiII: aus benz st:itb,n. Boa u. 1tmpt.
,Hiemuno tarn gegen feline Ratur
an, 8apitdn, barum bite i9 sic nod
sinmal: laIen sic MIDI in Garoiff gs=
ben, sic fiRoen bort leidt einen ans
osren Stsusrmann uno i'd neue Seus
rcr."
n0idfopp!"
gRi6ts BON .0idfopp", 9apitGn,
i'd bin nan Bios nod pom dlten
59iage uno 9alts es niht nit ben
ReumooIden, Die an uidts sIdubsn.
Sd bIetbe babel: Cine Srau an 8oro
6riS9t lnglid, uRb crit rs6t shns
Reuoermdblts. Wsnn sic Ii6 niat
parnen IaIIsn poGlsn, Sapitdn, gut,
10 sebt's auf Sbrs 9efabr, aber i'd
bleibe ni6t."
IRA, bsnn in 0rsioeubsls Hamen,
I6eeren Sic Ii9 msinetrpsssn bin, mo
Der 9feffer pd4It.Sie aItss, ~abersldus
biIfes Dai6peib."
,S90nen Odnt, RaptGn, oab sic
ginIe6en taben, unO ni6ts fir uns
out; i6 piirI6s Sbuen uno Dem GU
ten S6iffe. oas MerbtIts, uno p6
Sie's glaubsn ooer nidt! IS pirO mir
beiaos Iausy gu gsben."
llmmo Rielfln, Der iunge 5i6rer
unD Gisentbiimer Der rMartbs", elmer
unter oeutI6er 6ldgBe Iegslnoen Bari,
duf pel6sr obises 9eiprGA ssfiibrt
puroe, lief perigs StunOen Ipdt.r nit
isinsm suten S4iffe in ben Slfen
BON Garoiff Elm. @r bGtte es iid
pGbrli6 nod DOR 5pei Sabrsn ni9t
trGumen laTen, Der iunge &apitGn,
oaB er IObalo IdOn in ben SsIiB
zines 10 I9mudsn. Ihns1en Sdiffes,
pie ss bic ~Nartbe" 1T. gslanssn mir
be. Gr lit Der Sobn elmer armen
Siihsrstpittpe aus einsm tlsinsn oits
frieIii6sn &iiItsnurte; ieinen Batter bat
sr niemals setannt, ou oerieIbe pdbz
reno zines llntpettsrs auf benz Wesrs
pcrunlliidts, ais Der tleine ummo crit
ipsni9e WoRate geSGblt. Oa 1T er
BERN BON friibeIter SusenO an BON
9eben gar rarb angefaBt uRo pabriid)
nidt gsIhont porosn: taum odb i'm
bic tleinen 9eins gu trassn permohs
ten, bat er i4on tii6tis Sugrsifsu
miifsn, nm Der Ruttsr, bic Ii6 ndb
oes 9atten SOos ibr uno oss ainoes
targss groO ourh barts Qrbsit bate
psroisnsn miifsn, 10 oisl als m0slit
our Sano gu seben.
Rad 8pasRoung oss OisrSebntsr
QebsEsiabres, ba er aus Der S6ult
entlaisn porOsn, mar er, pis bic mel.
fen MGnnsr Ieinsr Seimutb, ais See,
mann binausge5pgsn uno bate iii,
manfes SaAr BON Dem bsimiI9er
5trdRSs 4hI6iso seROmmsn. Rad
a6t langsn Sabrsn snDlid, in bsnsr
,r pieIe Wssre our6treust uno fern,
SrppsnIGnbsr in ibrer iiOlidsn Brad.
' eriauut. mar er. CUR uRausIpreaIi'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09

@rObmutter me6r i'm SauIe mar, Inn
lie 81 oer5ie6en.
Bel @uf5dbIung Der @liidli6en an
WelternzQo enue burf aud Sobp, bas
9riinborn, ni6t OsrgeFen fpsrbsn. Gr
bate IoDbl odS 0i9ten, ais audi bas
Seien bon S4auerrpmanen aufae9es
ben, uno fam, felt i'm Wurm ipieoer
in 9nuoen Bel F9 aufgsnommeR, ieis
men Obliegenbeiten nit oerartig gutem
Wiaen no6. Dap iogar Sopier niGt
LANCER nit benz 9f1isbrude Ieiner Ins
ertennung 3uriidbielt. SSn Ie:nen freien
Stunoen psrtsbrte SobeD piel nit
9omponias. neil sieIsr fid bereit err
tlGrt bate. ben Sungen in bic @ss
%beimnife Der eneliI6en Spra9e einz
5lipei6en, BON benen Sobp bis6er nlir
GuBerit penige ergriinbet bate. - Sn
ibrer 9eIdeioenbeit iparen audi Sis
uno SIiris gliidli6 gu nsnnsn. sic
ourften ieoen Sag nit ibrem Serrn
einen ldngsren Spa3isreang MAIDEN,
uno Duroe es ibnen einmal int SauIs
gu l~angpeilig, 10 rannten fis biniiber
gu Wurm uno trieben ii6 nit ben
&inbern lumber, Seren liebIts Spill
fameraoen limb geleasntLi9s ReitpfsrOs
bic beioen gu%tmiitbigen MonptGlbsr
getpor0en Daren.
Quh Brau Ssin3elmann empfano
eines fb0nen Saqss pieber Ss6nIu6t
mad ben berrli6sn SleiT6tDpfen an
Welterra2lpenue unb lie I6risb in Die
fem Slime an i6ren S6piegerIo9n.
SieTsn erfaBte Bel Gmpfang oisIss
9riefes Elm fpa6rer SobesT9rsdsn, pte
@insn Der bus pilOe Seer iiber ii9 bas
b%inbrauIen bort. gr lieb Iass lieaen
unO iteben unb i9rieb augenblidlih
an vMrs. Barbara Ssin3elmunn,
Bloomington, Nebr.," etnen Iebr b0flis
den uno Iebr tuufmdnnii9 itpliiirten
9rief, in pel9em es bieB:
nSn Seantportun9 S6res 9eebrtsn
bonn II. bsoausrn mir, sic ni9t gu
uns laoen gu tOnnen, inosm oas gang:
Saus bis gum 9iebsl iibsrfiilt 1T, 10
oab tein MenI9, am WenigIten cine
Srau, bic QnIprii6e MAIDEN farm,
mebr oarin PlaB finben miirue. Wit
pislen 9riiBen BON msinsr Srall uno
ben ainoern, bo6d6tunsspOa
u. Wurm."
9arunter bate 5ruu sSobanns ais
9oitItriptum geI1rie6al: ~2isbe Slut
ter! es ge6t Dirtli9 ni6t. Define DID
Iisbenoe So9tsr."
90 mar bsnn 5rau SeinSslmanH
gliidli6 orauBen i'm Weiten gsblisben
uno erfreute ii9 auf oieie G%ntfernun9
Der pollen 2isbe uno Wertbi9Gbung
uGer u~nIerer 6rsunOe in Der rSars
binenbii6Ie".
Bon Dem Slide, in peldem sSu,
Illus uno 9elens i4pammen, baben
mir bisber tein Dort geIpro4en uno
mir gsoentsn es aud nun niGt 81
tbun, benin mir fiiblen po6l, oaB fi6
oerlei ni6t bsI8reiben lGBt. mir
Ihlieben oarum oieIe einfads, a6ar IN
alien ibren 5bsilen b06it ~pabr6aftig.
9eI6i9te, nit benz aus Dem Ser3en
fommenoen 8unI4e. baB IiA isoer uns
Isrsr 2eIsr uno gang %beIonoers isoe
unIsrer 2eIsrinnen ibr 2ebsn lang 10
9liidI;b uno Sufrieosn fiiblen mSgen,
tpie Sulius uno Sslene, iett i, Elm
9aar geporoen limb.
Gnbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09

Gin oolIss Sabr lit perItri6sn, uno
gopher bait Iein sritss @ntsltiuo, eli
men Sungen, auf b,m S6ooB.
nBurm," iagt Der Qlts gum. S6rpaz
ger 8rocsr" nit sirsm gliidfi9en Cd
4eln, r0u bait in bisIen 0ineen mebr
Grfd9rung pie i6: mas meinTt 0u,
mem iiebt er tIeine 9ats dbnli9?"
nSm!" ma9te 8urm, Der 6a6mann
IN Neu9eborenen, na6IinneRo, Die
Qugen bat sr BON Dir"
n8on mir? - 8as babe osnn ib
BEL Der Sadie gu tbuH?"
sd meme natiirIi6 bon 0sinsr
!Selens."
n0as 1T stpas anoeres! - Qber
ba nm ben Muno berum lieot ent=
f9ieoen Elm 3u9 bon Oeinem SSulius;
10 etpas &rdftiges, SsItss, iptibt Ou.
SD baltic oafiir. Dab aus Dem 9iirI4z
den einmal ettpas piro. 9lei6oie(,
ipem er nadgerGtb: ob nun 0einem
Sobne oosr msinsr So9ter er miro
etnas Srbentli6ss, benin Iein Batter,
ipie feline Mltter Iino es aud. De
f9Iimmfte 2ditsr5unae tOnnts peoer
bonn @inen nod Der @nbsrn aud MIR
has Minbsite nadreben. Sd mub faz
gen, i'd bin barI6sr iebr gliidIi9!"
limb slidli6 tparsn lie Ollie oepors
ben an Der @eItsrnsqpenus SopIer in
5einsr SoppsleiesnI9aft als S6pis.
9srpatsr uno 0roboatsr, 8urm ii6erz
bies nod in Der britten Gi9snI6aft
als 9eIdGftsmann. Ssnu oas neue
GsI1Gft ging pabrbaft alGnSsnb, uno
f9on pisosrbolt bate Wr. 9lp fih
ansstragen, Der Sirma 4rminius
Wurm unbeIdrGntten &reoit gu ers
Dffnen. Oo4 oas mar 3uriidasp;sIen
tpprben. - Seit pollenos Rdutenz
fraud tpe9en ungeniigeno.m 9sIdGftss
gang bate bic 9uoe Iperren miifen
uno in cine anosrs 9easro psrsoae1
mar, o6ns fslbItosrItduoli9 4bI6iso
genommsn su babsn, mai @urm auI
Dem beIten Dese, es nod in Ieinen
ipGten Sa9sn gum ppblhabsnoeu
Manns 81 %brineen. 0ariibsr mar nun
audi 5ruu Sobanne aubsrorOsntlit
9liidIi9 uno ibre SbrGnsnbriiIsn bat.
Ten, ieitbem oiss nit Si6erbeit fef,
ftunb, fait gar niats mebr gu tbun.
Mie ibr @atte ieinsm 9sT6Gfte, ia
piomete iid Grau Sobdnne nit amer.
fsnnensptrtbsm Gifer benz Sauspe,
fen. ME Der G~r5iebung iersr 8inbsr
bic pirtlid UNI elm gutes Stid ma,
nis-iiher u.iporosn parsn. ieit teinI
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DC. SortIebung uno S6luB.)

llo. SptlltBul9 uRp SWluBJ
pile Bettsr," rief lie in ibrer Oete
Zen WeiIe, i'd bGbe in meiner 3erz
ftreutbeit gang perseiIsn, eu9 mem
Sp9ssitsgei6ent gu sebsn." = Sarauf
fubte lie in alien SaI9eu psrs.bli9
na9 einem unbstdnntsn 9egsnitdnOe
uHo fam enblid gu Dem S9luFe: "for
Gods sake = i9 bah ous Ding perz
loren" - Our rs9tsn 3eit ftel Der
i~piirriJsn Dame nod ibre Sdnotai4e
Elm.
n!6aGlob, Sulius, glib mir bod bic
Tai1s 'riiber, ba binein babe i4 bds
2eufels3eug seitsdt. - Daniel"
Sante Hetpman bradts benin aud
riAtig aus Der SaI4e elm 8Ouuert
gum @orI9sin, oas iis Dem jungen
gbsmam iiberrei9te, iroem lie iagts:
nSisb 0ir's an, ipsnn 9u aGlein
Eft"
4ls Sufius bieIsm Nuftrdge ipGtsr
nabfam, fanb er in benz &olpert ben
S9ulOI6ein ii5sr tduTsHo Dollars,
pel9sn sr Isiner5tit Der Srau Hspman
auseeiteIt bate, uno unter feline lin
teri9rift bate bic quite Srdu in baGbs
s0niaeu 8u9itdbsu binesI6riebsn:
"Paid." Die Sdulo ipar getilgt.
SO lit isl6ItpsrItdnoli6, Dap mad
benz GTen Dsin sstrunfen unO a,oen
ee9alten tpuroen. Der cine 2ogsnbrus
Der lieb es iid rift nebmen. unter ptes
lem Stpttsrn einsn fiir6terli9sn Cali
matthias por3u6rinsen, uro aaIo9leih
frat Elm ~Srpsiter in ieinss 8ameraosn
5ubItopfen. 2ipps lddelte miloe. oena
er puBte ia, oab er 8etosn ala Rsonsr
tpeitaus iiberlegsn mar. limb in Der
Shat pur feline Rsbe formbofGruoet
unS sinorudapoG, pte nur je cine Reoe
an elmer So9seitstafsI. @ls oas iibIiae
brsimalige sod" auf bas Srdutpaar
~pertlungen mar, erbat er ii6 nod oas
@ort gu elmer n~tur5sn Mittbeilung."
,@s mar bas," Idete er am S6tuFe,
nsetpifermaben msinS6DanengeIang.
9ii6t ettpd, uls oh ib nun oabingeben
fpoIte in ous 2ano, aus benz &einsr
mebr 5uriidfebrt. Dor bisIsr RsiIs bat
mid bic GrStli6e &unIt Des Mdnnss.
befIen @brentag mir 6eute feisrn, gliidz
lid belpabrt. Ibsr cine anoere, cine,
;rie i6 boffe, aHgensbnere uno frObliz
deere Rsife mill i9 unternebmen, uno
barum lahsn Sic mi9 jeBt, od nod bic
@s6sr 9efiiat iir0, Q6i9ieo nsbmen
bon Scbnsa @1sa, uno Itobsn Sic nit
mir al auf Elm freuHolides Wieoerz
ieben. Metn Sreuno Sti6olp reiit
moraen in's alte 8uterluno auriid,
unb il beqleite i'm als isin RsiIemarz
f1aG uno blei6e Oriibsn als isin 6ofz
narr."
9isIe %unsriportete Mittbeilung err
regts beereiflihsrpeiIe uagemeines Sns
tsreIIs uuo cine Sflttb BON 6raasn nah
rem @riinoen, 3peden uno 3islsn bic
fer unerpartet,n ReiIs gin9 iibsr 2ipps
1rrb St;6oW niebsr. Dob 9ipps bieIt
fid nader. Sr loa mas 3suQ belt, absr
perrie!b tein Sterbensp0rt6sn Don
rem, pas ibm Sti6op dnpertraut bat
te, obpobl ibm bas aroBs @sbsimnib
ra9sSu Die 3unse %ubbrannts.
Man blie6 nod einige Stunben
frOblid plauosrro beiidmmsn, baua
puree bic Safel aufgeboben unb ous
junge Paur srbislt bic grlaubniB, Ii6
Fad Ieinsr Wobnlng in Der rSaroiz
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The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23
United Confederate Veterans

New Orleans, La, April 11.-The
following general orders were issued
from headquarters of the United
Confederate Veterans by Gen. j. B.
Gordon this afternoon:
with pride the general com
manding congratulates the United
Confederate Veterans that the mum
Der of camps III our historical and
benevolent association has reached
500. He feels assured that the mum.
Der will easily reach 1000 by the
date of the Richmond reunion, on
June 80 and July l and ? next, if
the division commanders will from
this moment actively push the or
ganization of camps in their respec-
tive divisions. He urges them 10
immediate action; so that the old
veterans can all be united and thus
preserve and perpetuate irue and
impartial history of their glory, and
aid the disabled, the needy and the
widows and orphans, and keep alive
the memory and transmit to posteri
ty the grand deeds of their deceased
comrades. Veterans i'll every locali-
ty are urged to send at once to these
headquarters for necessary papers
and organize camps"
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI. SIS
County of Bates,
In the circuit court of Bates county. Mi ssour,
in vacation, April End 1895, the state of Mis-
souri, at the relation and to the use Of S Fl
Fisher. eX-officio collector of the revenue of
Bates county in the state of Missouri plain
til vs.. Louisa Stewart and the unknown
heirs of Michael Stewart, deceased, defend
ants.
Civil action for delinquent taxes.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein
by her attorney, before the undersigned clerk
OF the circuit court of Bates county in the state
of Missouri. in vacation and having heretofore
on the 30th day of December, 1885, filed herein
her petition and affidavit. stating among other
| things that the above named defendant.
Michael Stewart is dead and during his lifetime
and at the time of his death was the owner of
| the land in plaintiff petition described. That
| the defendant Louisa Stewart is his widow
that plaintiff ia unable to set out the names OF
| the heirs of said Michael Stewart for the rea-
| son that they are unknown to this plaintiff and
| and its officers and agents. but such heirs are
known heirs of Michael Stewart, deceased
That defendant, Louisa Stewart is non =
| resident of the state of Missouri. Whereupon
1t Is ordered by the clerk in vacation that said
| defendants be notified by publication that
| plaintlf has commenced a suit against them in
| this court by petition and affidavit the object
and general nature of which is to enforce the
| lien of he state of Missouri for the DELINQUENT
| taxes OF the year 1880, amounting in the aggre-
| gate to the sum otS2j 4G. together with inter
est. costs, commission. fees, upon the follow
| county, Missouri, to-wit:
| The west half of the southeast quarter oi
section three, township thirty eight of range
| twenty nine, and that unless the said defend
ant be and appear at the next term of this
! court to be begun and holden in the city OF
| Butler. Bates county, Missouri, on the first
tuesday after the second Monday In June.
lks6. and on or before the third day thereof
| III the term shall so long continue, and if not
| then before the end ofthe term and plead to
said petition according to law. the same will
be taken as confessed and judgment rendered
according TO the prayer of said petition. and
the above desc ibed real estate sold to satisfy
| the same.
Andit is further ordered by the clerk afore-
said that copy hereof be published in the
! Butler weekly Times. a weekly newspaper
| printed an't published n Bates county, Mis-
| souri, for four weeks snecessivelv the last in
/ sertion 10 be at least fifteen days before the
F! hrst day of the next term of said court.
A true copy from the record Witness nv
hand as clerk aforesaid with the sesl
| isEALl of said court hereunto affixed. Done
/ At Office in Butler on this the End dsy
/ fAprl!, 1895. STEWART ATCHESON,
/ Elk Circuit CLARK
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23
Administrator Notice

Notice Is hereby given, that letter
OF administration on the estate OF
John . Dea, deceased. were granted to
the undersigned on the 10th dav oI
March 1895, by the probate court OF
Bates county, Missouri
All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exhibit
them for allowance to the execu-
tor within one year after the date OF
said letters, or they may be precludee;
from any benefit of said estate, and
If such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date Of this pub
acation, they shall be forever barred
This 18th day of March, 1886.
JOHN II. O'DEA,
l>-4t Administrator.