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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-07

The hotel building the Schlitz
Brewing company is contemplating
building near the Sterling Cycle works
will cost in theneighborhood of $50, 600
Mrs. Silleman is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Kennard. She is enroute to her
home in Cam bridge, Iowa, after an ex-
tended sojourn with friends in Tennes-
see.
Bert Crosby is making short visit
with his parents at Pleasant Prairie.
He is living at Watseka, Mimi, and
came into Chicago with carload OF
stock.
Justice of the Peace to be Penne-
feather has rented the office where
Justice Mathews is now situated. The
law of the city will be dispensed, there
fore, from the same old stand.
One would think that in view OF
certain clauses in a certain tariff law
framed in 1894 one Arthur Pue German
would know better than to criticise
tariff laws at all.
Rev. S. ]. French, and son Francis,
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. James
Cavanagh the past two days. Mr..
French has returned home, but Francis
has accepted a position with the Sieg
& Walpole Manufacturing company.
Invitations have been received
here by Misses Mary Theleen and
Clara Wyman, and Thomas Marx to
the annual farewell ball given by the
class of '97 to the class of '96 at the
naval academy at Annapolis, Md, on
Friday, June 5.
Recent developments have awak-
ened some new facts in the case of Mr..
Crosley, the former proprietor of the
Matteson house, who has fed from
hungry creditors. It is said that a
Miss Mollie Brown left the city at the
same time and in manner which
seems more than coincident.
AID. Chris. Schend was looking
about today for climbing ivy to set out
in the city park. If any one knows
where the same may be had they will
confer favor by advising Mr.. Schend.
The grass in the park is also about to
be cut, six flower beds started and the
seats put in place. By next week our
city parks will have put on their sum-
mer clothes and will be ready for visit
ors. The council is entitled to credit
for keeping these beauty spots in con-
dition. They are credit to our city.
VIM. Young was riding down the
sidewalk on one of the streets on the
north side, Wednesday evening when
he saw Chief Stemm and Officer
Newhouse approaching and took
to the road. But the police were
not to be trifed with and the Chief
taking stand in the center of the
street ordered the rider to stop.
Young did stop, but not until he had
failed to upset the officer by running
into him, smashing his lamp in the
collision. After promising to appear
before the justice this evening he
started off towards town and later was
again arrested for riding without a
lantern.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-07
THE GRADUATION EXERCISES
what the High School Glass of go will
Do on June 19.

Wnar the Align ScnOo1 GLASS OF 80 WILL
Do on June 10.
The High school graduating class,
which on June 19 will receive diplomas
from the superintendent of schools,
numbers seventeen persons seven boys
and ten girls. The number of boys Cd
the list is unusually large. Last years
class contained fair portion. of boys,
but for many years previous lad in
graduating class was like snowstorm
in July and came in for large amount
of sympathy. The county is well rep
resented, but not with as large per
cent. as in former years. The seven
teen are:
Herbert Schearer, Belle Gable,
Olga Miller, Harry Cooper,
Jennie Slosson, Anna McHugh,
George Sutherland Clara NeWbury,
Norman Schearer, William Joachim,
Emma Hanson, Lucy Bacon,
Clara Barter, Alvin Blood
Clark Hollister, Julia Portwine,
Ethel Grant.
Herbert Schearer will deliver the
valedictory, Olga Miller is salutatorian,
Jennie Slosson will delYe into the ar
chives of class history, and George
Sutherland will cast aside the veil of
the future in class prophecy. The
graduating exercises will be given in
the high school auditorium probably on
the Thursday evening preceding the
10Th of June. The rest of the program
has not as yet been decided upon.
Those of the class who have not been
mentioned in the honors will write es-
says, which will be passed upon by two
impartial judges, and the four which
the judges find the best will form a
part of the exercises.
Following the graduation the junior
class will give the usual reception to
the senior class andsit is limited that
the festivities will be unusually elabo-
rate. It will be held at Central Music
hall June 26, and Schultz will furnish
the music.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-07
The Perfect Ointment.

The virtue of Beggs' German Salve is
its quick healing power. Else it would
not have earned its world wide reputa
ton. Your popular druggist, Hackley,
has it. tt
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-07

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05

Pred dtyfmi lety slibovali demo.
krat6 d6lnictvu hojnost prace, vysoke
mzdy laci vsech potravin potfeb;
rolnfkdm naproti tomu slibovali do.
larovou psenici a vysokou cenu "a
vSe vhbec, co budou prodavati ne
smirnou laci vseho, co budou kupo-
vati. A6 to ma prvnf pohled jest ne
moznostf, precc dali sc mnozf tax prn.
hlednSm humbngem oblouditi a byly
to hlasy rolnfki d6lnikh, ktere po.
vznesIy nesy6domit6 demokratick6
politikafe,t tax ze mohli dosahnouti ky.
aeneho ovoce. Jak se ty sliby splnily,
VI a eff kazdy. .Jestli pax letos do
sc rolnictvo a d6lnictvo znovu oblou.
diti temtSz demokratickym kama
lam, uvttf move ieIich l6cce, kterou
ma voli6e lacinSm pen6zam
"a budou Ii jim Ease sloualti "a pod
noz ? Neyeffme Musili by bSti
velmi zpozdilymi, ably SO dali po-
kazd6 n6jakou novou l6ckou oblou-
diti, kdyz pfece vi re zkusenosti, ze
ochrana celnf dobra mena pfina.
sela nam pred tim ten neivetSf blaho-
byt. jaks pozfval kdekoliv6k kterS-
koliv narod
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
Mluvi svaton pravdu .

Henry Stivers, po mnoho rokh
hajitel redaktor casopisu Des
foines Leader, kteryato list po leta
VI orgauem iowske demokracie, Wy.
oupnul We s,fedu co nejrozhodneji
oti llstku a platforme demokraiicke
pfi6iny sve shrnul We yyjadfenf nd.
edovnim: "PravY demokrat poci-
must Y nitru SVEN zlost pfi pre-
(fzeni posledni platformy narodnf.
' \Fipustme, ze easy isou spatne a &c
pm trpi nasledkem toho m6ru nema-
Du = lee cehol navrhuje nam plat
brma chicagska jako leku? Laci-
Gjif dolarl Tot vie. PROD nGkterY
lizen nenavrhnul kratsi yard lehcf
kbruY Nekomu mohlo napsdnout,
Iii stopy ma yard jestpfills mnoho
10 Jest nesmyslem zlod6jstvfm
bcilat 10 uncf Ia libru. Chlapeeky
6nik cd feky Platte mohl yasnive
tylf6iti vypaseneho bfichopaska .
Wall ul., kterak seda k nAkladn6
tbfe zapadnfho masa, ma kterouz
Apracovany farmer dodati musel pl-
- 10 unci, vzdor veskere sve dfine,
Y konyence mohla Sc pax ma to usne.
ze ma dale pouze unct libru two
ma. Jakym potehnanfm pro mas
nohlo to bStil Lacin6isf dolsr,
sYolfi miru leh6f vahu - LED ro-
hnny 6loyek vzdor tomu by vedel,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
DROBNR ZPRAvY.

U Tipton, Mo-, lyn6ovan byl
atery 34lety vdoyec M. Crawford
pro pokus enlistment lslet6 dfvky.
" Tyndall, S. d., udefil nedeli
IA prudkd boufe blesk do
vaze nGmeckeho kostele a tato byla
cd spice az do zakladh rozstepena.
" Kansas City vysinula SO
pondelf 2 koleji ma 0. ul. kara lanove
drahy, pfi cemz tfi osoby smrtelne
zran6ny.
Stavka krej6d new-yorsksch sc
dosud sfff a tady stavkat6 rozmno-
zeny pocatkem tydne delnfky tova-
rem ma d6tske obleky ma $4,000 osob.
V Iowa Falls, Ia, podfezal
pondalf navalu sflenosti +. Pierson
kirk stafiekemu otci a matce, na6ez
sam sebe podohnym zphsobem Sc
svata sprovoditi Sc pokusil.
We Victor, Colo, vybuchlo We
stfedu odpoledne so liber trhacfho
prachu a ySbuch byl TAX siln5m, ze
otyry budovy valne Jim poskozeny.
TIL osoby byly teice raneny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
Pro Mckinley-ho.

v Denver odbyyana We stfedu
schhze republikapsk6ho vSboru stat
nfho, niz ~ proti as hIashm pfijata
resoluce, kterouz prohlaa1je Sc, &c
zajem lidu tobo vyzaduie, ably pfi
volbe li-topadove vsichni pravf
republikane hlasa sv6ho pro McKin-
leyho a Hobarta odeyzdali. Schhxe
tato byla nemalo bouflivou, nebor
mensina podeztfvala v6isinu drlat-
nosti a tvrdila, te vysledku tohoto
jedina penery docileno bylo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
Royne pravo vsem.

v st. Joseph, Mo-, spasobil pred
sedajfcf soudce okresnfho soudu,
Keene, zna6nou sensaci prohlasenfm,
ze do pfistiho seznamu porotch vtelf
jmena vsech cernochh, kteff ku po-
rotnf slazb6 schopni a oprhvneni
iscu. Dosud brani v st. Joseph na
sluzbu porotui vyhradne jen belosi,
vyjma pffpadn, v nichi salobcem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
POpuliste North Dakotsti

zahajil statnf svou konvenc We stfe-
du We Fargo hned po zahajenf pfi
jata byla zprava vyboru, ktcr5z drive
ji3 jmenovan byl, ably demokraty o
postavenf spolecn6ho lfstku vyiedna
val sice oznameno, ze vzhledem k
hlayn6jsfm dfadam dohodnuti doef-
leno bylo. = V pfijat6 plaforme
schvaleni navrzenci narodnf konyen-
ce porulistick6, iakoz i zasady, v
pla,form6 narodnf vysloven6,a schva
luje SO dale prohibice, zensk6 pravo
hlasovacl, iakoz ! praco uniova. Nei.
hlayn6jsim clankem pla,formy jest
omen, .ykajfcf SO odhadu drah a v
n6mz kritizovan jest statnf yybor od.
hadcf pro odhad $4,000 "a iednu milf
ltratc, kdyz drahy samy yolny byly.
odhad s2s0o ptijmouti. - Ku konci
zasedani schvaleno rozd6leni lfstku,
die kter6hoz pfipadnul populistdm
guverner, tajcmnik statni, auditor,
komisaf hospodafstvi, ,,oudce nejvys-
siho soudu, iii ellektoFi presidentsti
diva kcmisafi leleznicnf, demokra-
tam ponechdni pax mista pro posIan.
ce do kongresu, namestka guvernerc.
va, pokladnika, navladnfho, komisafe
pojistojfcfho, skoldozorce iednoho
komisafe zeleznidniho.
Pro Mekinley.ho.
v Denver odbyyana We stfedu
schhre republikapsk6ho vSboru stat
niho, niz 4s proti ss hIasam pfijata
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05

II Portland, Me-. gthamals se, ie
nssfisneo demokfsiiekf pro hlad
gavwhtn, ". u WinsIow, nomlpses
t6to - vidal 4 aice afinil prt iak IL
dlnt pfoto, sby demosraiioktmu ~.
kaaci mis,o pfesidenistsi potoohl.
Sam eat to,il stoupeneem mtuy
tirayf = IN ovssm bgysI Wy tnaseI '
letioh yyeh stiibralsLS lis,es ssd
ylas,nf stfany pofAieti nei 70 bY
utinil, fsdtii odstoupnaI
rspnIl.iA IndIant
odbtvali stkini konyenci agou ' tlte.
f} Indianapolis q yeakefy poknsy
ma .poltenl ~ demokraty ma po.
sisveni spoIednteh tekanoh byly
marufmi Pro viechuy dtady nayr.
ieni Gekanci ssmostatni = Thomas
wadswor,hem an guyerndra Dele,
70 nayrient 6ekanoa pro dtady stat
nj podAn nAgrh ua imeuovhni who
ru, kterfi by demokraiy o postaye
ni spoIeduJeh eiektofh vyiednasal
LED ! ton byl poraaen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
Poyodnk ' Pennsylvania

Boute, fhdtnf Ieilmz Y Pennsyl
vanii minute zprhyu jsme pfinesli,
m6Ia daleko horsich nasledkh, nez
q prvu uvad6no sice oznamoyana v
itery zuacna ztrhta zisoth lidskyoh,
povodutmi sphsobena TAX Cecil.
Washington Co, smeten byl rozvod.
nivsfm se potokem Miller stravpi
dim Sam McKinncy-hc re l3 osob,
jez case tom tam SO nai6zaly, bylo
jich jen 6 zachran6no, mimo tehoa
zahynuli drav6m proudu lesta diva
muzi, kteff o zachranenf tononcfch
SO pokouseli. - V Pittsburgh spnso
bena vichficf t6z skoda daleko v6isf,
nez pryu oznamovano. Padajfcfmi
troskami byli mu2i ma mfst6 usmr.
ceni so jinych vice meme raneno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05

adblo .e W fitftst kolfm 9 hodiny
vtttt8 AtIsbtie tltY, " y ma
Allfofatee dtaby litdingskt stee
tnsit rYchloyiak dFhhY ttto 40 v
leihiha glaku dtAhy penhsylyanis,
a. Ijfideeton ~ sraeeilcbo Ma via
ka tomlo naltsalo ~ ntkolik aet
vgletalka 80 tech. lak strhes drkby
sama aihgalai byIo IIch 80 ~ mfstd
a.mreenp, pies 100 pak Iieh fantno.
Neattslt uIAlo ~, Iak asefleuo, ua
kttogatee. . siee nhsladkem toho, In
bad vlaka readitgsktmu snumenf \
tsasssebl nedhno, aneb ~ snsd stroll
vedouoi nasledkem pFilisnd fychlo'
ati ylas zasfaa sasiayiti aemohl .
spnu.ia, ktsfht afAtkou sp6sobena,
hyla hrugn0u. - neA,tsti dana tined
xprAya 10 Atlantic City, odkudi ber
odkladn6 vyrrasen ylak yfPomocnf,
po jebos pl1ezdu ibned . odstraho
yAnim troaek a = obFazoghnin rand.
ntoh .apo6s,o. Vlak vSletui aesiAyal
is sozd, DO posIedniho miste6ka
naplntuSch tech byly pry6 diva
dplnd roztfisttny, ttctI pax anadnd
poskoren . do pfikopu araien Praco
xachrahovscf pokradovaii mohly jen
velice zyolra, thsledkem 6ehos IN
t6iko jest, podci ob6ti pfesnt urciti
tgrdi ~, IL hude daleko y6tsfm,
nes spole6nostt zelekni6ni podatkn
oznameno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05

demokralickfho tekanee president
s,si, lifyana, o tom, ~ konveaet nA
fodnt pro disi pfestdenis navfien
byl, odbSyAno bule ine VI, srpna v
Madison sqpare Garden New Yor
kua pti pfileiit0sti "a u,,naeen prf
bade Bryanem program, iakfi Y
kami AMI letosni stran0p demokfsti.
ekou sledosAu bnde. zhrogeh pry
pFi pttlclIto.u "a prohlksi, jak6ho
stanoyi.ka vhti nominaci populiali.
exc raulmouti mini. - u New Yorku
siIede Eryan DO Washiugtonu, kdei,
po pffkladn populi4Iick6ho sv6ho
drnhl, jen. Coxsy.ho 20 stupnh ka.
pltolu feGniii xam}sli.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
Nesmirna yetlra

panovaa vo stfedu We ctvrtek We
statcch sgchodnich a stfednich ma
sedkem toho dlouhh fada nzehn
ofnamovhna. TAX Cincinnati udalo
se "a Gtvrtek 20 azehb, nichz pet
skoncilo smrti; za dtery stfedu OBJ
nasel tam pocet dsehcm stfzenfch
SO. Teplomtr ukazoval tam jeste po
4. ho1. 9s stupha We stfnu. - V st.
Louis oznameno bylo We 6tvrtek so
flzeha, uichz 10 skon6ilo amrtf. -.
Neiv6tsf snad vedro panovalo st.
Joseph, Mo-, kde We l2 hodin noci
ukazoval teplomer 95 stupnh, sedm
hod. rano jiz 100 V devet hod. dop.
l03 stupn6 We stfnu!
u Washington.
| Statni odbor zabgva sc pfftomne
vyklizovanfm neschopn}ch nfadnfkn
konsularnlch a v mnoba pffpadech,
nichz zjist6no, BE konsul bud po-
vinnosti svd neplni neb dfadu sveho
schopnym nenf, byli tito k podeko-
vanf Sc vyzvani. Pocatek ucin6n =
konsularnf sIuabou Mexiku a Ka-
made a AZ tam "ciit6ni" skon6eno
bude, v6novana bude pozornost i
konsuIarnf sluzb6 We statech evrop-
sk3eh.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05

islovahfm byIi tefnasi . III mnott
prkvnici pfohIAsili, ~ f4Itli prakra
stheehal, net aty vyaupogsli v ~
psleeb, ' niebi W teruneh ~ pofa't
fasedsI q otAree ttto sYsluvil -
soudeo Keene hAatelovni Sedbhmt
60 lmm oslalni soadeoyt . prhsniei
soudi Cernosi jsou \ slaibt porotni
opragntni v pfipadeeh krimlnalnteh
saxon prayi, IL obisloyanf sonteu
b}ti mA pofotoa maih sobt fogs
ngoh, 10 ale heznamenA fovnfeh v
iisotb .poletruskem, h3brl toamcuA
10, ie saulen b}tt mA mai, maiicimi
s,ejnk prkvs . kteii pied ,asooem
a. jemu rovnt pos,ioyhui Iaoa Or
noeh ma athi prhya, 60 btloob a
ednim +, nich Iest prAgo k .luibi
porotni"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05

IL VERNE b. crave ialik sasta ~
katkt, rfasf foiis mass ! obtia .
prkgf tolik ponds \ rttaupeni yieho
patlein6ho X tlo,tka. sletSi Isas
pfo tlaribitt dolafa ~ htsIsm W
foghhni .vtho nsb nktodnib0 dluba,
Iesi msrno mla9if lest 10 'aitYeb",
yihisi3 myslieb nepactisieh "'I
ssm6ha u06tlka syata musalo pc
pndy poiobnfmi Iinfm sphsobem
mel ihqojy fotumpSmi iedokoo
byd"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05

NeIvyast sthtni aoud South dakot.
sky odmitnuI We stfedu sydati soudni
,akaz, jfm1 by taiemnIku statoimu
zakaxovauo hylo pfedloaiti pfi yolbd
podk.mnf k odhlasovanf navrh M cd
volhnf prohibi6niho dodatku k 1sta
va statnf sice uciu6no rokhoduuti
toto ma tom zaklad6, ze pry soud v
ptfpadu tomto pfltomn6 pravomoc.
nosti nema a ae jediud ,enkrate bude
moci otazka Ia souiem dyahu vzata
byti, a, lid lasoyanfm prhchodu,
smgseni svemu ID. - To ae rozumt
ze rozhodnutf toto pfivitano sc strany
pfatel osobnf svobody nemalym
nadsenim a pracovano bude nynf se
zdvojen5m dsilim, ably pofazka pro
hibiGakh zaiistenou byla.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
ysponra rkagnIel

We Fort I.eayenworth, Kansas,
yzboufilo se dtery khzniei spoil
koy6 30 vtrhh na ytsehsk6 farm6
ramtstnauyoh a pokusili se o dttk,
straie rahhjili ihnod po prchajfcich
palbu, nAsIedkem kterei ysichni y
prchaifeich Al na tfi 40 vzdali, tito
pax pfemoleni byli teprve pax, kdyi
kaadg nieh nlkolik kali itle mel
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
MOVE zpRAW OORiCI.
nron,isa aaaio~,,.
IaL b aeplaml

koleI elshtofslni. kiettf valta
|p,sdslenis pfips.is, tiiaii buds Zen.
'tohrAie 80 hlssa y, Die nynf Isieh
|vtpoilh fsralbihaah fotdiieny budna
|mfrl Iirytns = McKinIey no nAsle.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
STAY droIy.

o stavu drody lowe podana v
iter9 nasledovni zprava statnfm w
borem hospodafskSm; Neoby6ejnSm
chladnem a hojnymi desti byly zne
znacn6 zdrzeEy a obili, kupkach
stojfcf, znacn6 poikozeno. Ivlast6
poskozen BY owes tim Spatny stav
jeho jeSte vice zhorsen. Mali zby-
TEX nepose6eneho dosud obilf byti
zachran6n, jest pekneho, sueh6ho po-
cast neubytne zapotfebf. Korna stojf
81 dobfe a vyhlfiky ma drodu isou
ySborn6. " Kansas bylo po6asf po
celS tSden osenf pfiznive. Korna a
pastviny stoji 81 dobfe, ac misty,
zvlaste ma iihezapade, bylo by vlahy
ponekud zapotfebf. V casti vychodni
broskve hrozny jiz zraii. Zemca.
tam uskodilo pfflisae ylhko a misty
hnijf. V cAs,i zapaduf ie iit po znich
mlacenf Jest pln6m proudu. - v
Nebrasce byl min. tSden chladneisfm
nez obycejne. Spad deste t6mef po
cel6m state byl hoinSm a suchu uci-
nena vsude ptftrf. V jiznich okre-
sfch jsou zne drobneho obilf skonce-
ny okresich seyernick jsou v
pIn6m proudu. Korne daff SO dobfe
o Jest vyhlfdks na velikou drodu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-05
v Ginske Gtyrti

San Francisku hrozf dojfti k vaz
nym vytrznostem a to nasledkem
prohlasenf valky mezi dvema frakce'
mi. Pocatkem tydne oznamovano, BE
vhdce jedn6 frakci, Lee Zip Duck,
vypsal cenu $1,000 ma hlavy vhdca
frakce druhe, Joe Cara Lee Nee
Toye zlednani byli prf Ii nejodvaz.
n6jsl hrdlotezi cfnstf, ably odm6nu
tuto 81 zabezpe6ili. Policie jest tam
prs dplne bezmocnou, uebor copati
nebesran6 jeden ma druheho niceho
neprozradf a tax musi v6cfm volnf
prhchod dati.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1896-10-01
EIkhart Items.

Some of our townspeople went to
church at Fairyiew Sunday night.
PL Wyatt's new house is going up
rapidly.
Will Allen is grading the roads in
our district with a steam engine.
Will says it works to perfection.
George Hand has pulled into the
north side of our city with his thresh-
er, where he will thresh a few Jobs
and go into winter quarters.
Frank Lowen's youngest child died
last Saturday morning; the funeral
was preached at O'Clock Sunday,
after which the remains were taken
to the Scott cemetery for interment.
Sunday school at Lone Star has
gone under.
The prohibition speaking at Lone
Star was we'll attended and the best
of order prevailed. For about two
hours Mr. Williamson of Amsret, tried
to inspire the people with prohibi
| ton doctrine. Prohibitionists anC
republicans are not in it in this town
| ship; about seven out of every tel
will be for Bryan.
| Mr. Page is very i'll, he has beer
unable to speak for several days.
John Romine, our city carpenter
is working on the big store at Bur
dette.
Nesting will continue at Fairvie,
one more week. MOLLIE GAzoO.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1896-10-01
Sheriff g Sale.

By virtue and authority of a transcript exc
cution issued frem the ONCE OF the clerk OF Tie
circuit court OF Bates county returnable at he
November term, 1896. OF said court 10 me d.
rected in favor of W Z Walton and against
! 3 Harris, have levied and seized upon all
the right title. interest and claim OF defend
ant j Il Harris, in and TO .he following
described real estate. to-wit:
South half of the northeast quarter OF seciion n
nineteen Is) AMI seven and one-haIf 4 ~
acres of the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section nineteen {I3t lying nor.h OF
Usage river and the west halt of the northwest
quarter of section twenty VI and west thirty :
e light (3-l of that part OF the east nail Oh
the northwest quarter OF section twenty t2vj
living north Of Usage river. all In toSnshi 2
thirty-sight fssl range twenty-nine f3t1 TWO
hundred and thirteen E2l3l acres IN all more
or less all in Bates county Missouri, viii on
Tuesday November II, 1896,
bstween the hours OF nine clock in the fore
| noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF ths;
dav At the cas-. front door Of the court house
| in the city Of Butler. Bates county, missouri,
/ sell the same or SO much thereof as may De r.
| ouired a: pub vendue TO the highest bidds'
! for cash, 10 satisfy said execution and costs
| d. a. COLYEk.
| 4s-4s sneri1 oi Bates SouhAss M
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1896-10-01
Virginia Items.
In writing news for the TINES this


In writing news for the TIMES this
yea.
II will be things we see and hear,
And if we get them wrong or mixed
Friends forgive us for this is '96.
John Nance and Clifton Jackson
commenced work on Uncle Washing
ton Parks barn last week.
Grandma VermilliOn is happy over
the arrival of a little grandson Nc
Coy.
Nv Simpson attended the repub-
can rally at Butler Saturday.
The Christian 5 s average attend
ance for the last quarter was TO-.
Mrs Peter Denning and daughter,
Mrs Emma Rose. visited in Linn
county, Kansas last week.
Grandma Cope, who has been quite
sick, was able to attend 5 5 Sunday.
DR. Mitchell and wife left Friday
for st Louis.
Mrs Vim Gardner tells us her daugh-
ter, Mrs Williams, of Butler, feels
proud ovor their newcomer; mother
and child doing well.
Isaac Lockridge Of near Butler, at
tended the Bryan free silver club Fri
day night.
Ii Browning is hauling new corn
to Butler and selling it at zoe per bu.
WOJ Jackson, of Butler, spoke to
the BRYAN free silver club Friday
night. He did the gold bugs up in
good shape, there was quite crowd
out to hear him.
Edward Shidler and wife of Henry
county, Mo-, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Vim Voght.
PJ Henderson says he will vote
for Mckinley.
Jenkins and DR. Mitchell have
bought a car load of hogs and are
feeding them for the market.
Quite a number of our farmers are
hauling their winter coal from acros:
the river.
Downy & Son plastered w L Cow
ans house last week.
Mr. Cowan says he is for Bryan anc
Sewall
Ben Vermillion moved to Ft. Scott
kan., Wednesday.
Ace Roster of north of Butler, wa
in our city Tuesday of last week
buying calves.
ON Drysdale and wife took thei
son Fred, who had a breaking out OF
his face, to Amoret Friday to consul
DIR Brooks.
Prof Thornburg OF Amsterdam
commenced the winter term of schoc
at Bethel Monday.
John Orourke sold 25 head of hog
for S1.05 per hundred to B + Jenkln
last week.
DR. Lamb and wife visited his pal
ents near Butler, last Sunday.
Rev Galbreath preached at the
L church at o'clock Sabbath.
VIM McKibben reports the healt
Of his neighborhood as being goot
and that he has not seen but one r.
publican in long time.
Chas Woozley, wife and daughte