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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12

Blank vel doris lien notes and
stock bills of sale, for sale in any
quantity at the Gazette Office.
We learn from the Moulion Eagle
that there Is a great deal Of Sick.
ness in and around that tnB,h1
Old Father Time rolled AROUND
another birthday anniversary TO
Judge NJ, Richter last Sunday.N
d. Niemeyer and wife of Moult&m
were here last week visiting their
sons John and kenry Niemeyer.
We have new Markerel, Cleate,
Hams, Kraut. Potatoes, Onions!
Cabbage, etc, ut Cnrnes' Cash Store,
j. A. Kihsal left last Wednesday
for I.ongview. Texas, to attendIt1,e
fellowship association Of the pnmi-
tive Baptists,
There are at present Ave CLIFTON
buyers permanently located in Shi.
ner and there is not near enlugh
cotton to 90 around. /.
Charley Holchak returned 10
Anslin Monday night. where he
will resume his stndles in the Denf
aud Dumb Institute!
September is the month When
newspaper men begin TO collect sub
scriptions. If YOU owe the Gazette,
"A settlement will he appreciated.
Mr.. John Harrison, who has 10.
catsd in Fatonin to buy cotton for
Rail- Bros, was here last Thursday
bidding Oh several lots Of cotton.
l have just received II car loud Of
wire and na,ls, to he sold at bottom
prices. C, j.. WIItiAhs.
The Sau Marcos Association of
Primitive Baptists will convene at
Mount Olive church, ON Friday
before the Bird Sunday In October.
We will pay yGu 10 cents per
pound, for butter ana II cents per
per dozen for flesh eggs, at Carhes'
Cash Store.
Prof Q. II. Draeser. tile tsewirst
tassistant teacher, arrived inlh@4ity
lastyweek and assumed llAst pS
in tse public school ON Monday
laSt.
Messrs. Woltefs Bros. fiave com
pleted the new addition Is their
store, and are occupying same.
The store is now much more Gem.
thodloGs shan formerly,
The Gazette rs pleased 10 leNYn
chat Nittle Edgar, the Oldest ehgd
Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. J.. MerreIn, who
bias been quite. sick with dlwhtheria,
is sot@ew has 5lppoved.
MISS Mary Henry Of Ffatonf.,
who has been visiting MI. and Mrs.
Gabbisch for scribe tirne. returned
tn ber home last Friday. Miss
Henry will shortly GO 10 Kansas
City, TO prepare herself for mission.
iary work in foreign lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry left last Mon.
day f,y their home in San Antonio,
after pleasant stay IN Sinner.
Mr.. Perry was the contractor who
erected the new blioN store house
for Messrs. Eschenburg & Blohm,
and they express themselves az
well pleased with his work.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
J III q RaNgA,G !
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12
GARD OF TBA,ssSs.

I,oatr my heartfelt thanks for
the KINDLY aid rendered NE by
friends i'm the suddea death Mi my
son vladimir. and for the sympa-
thy and consolation offered i've in
my time Of SORROW.
MKA J. p. KoPEcGY.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12

Parents should avail themselves
of the opportunity to sen@ th,if
children to the private school DIR
Ing September and October. FhesG
are the best months OF Ire year tor
children to learn and tHe school ~
not likely tohe as crowded as dnring
She freeze Think of this PARENTS,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12

The rains "a the past two weeks
have injured the cotton on the hots
tom lands fully 80 per cert and on
the prairie % per cent, The bottom
crop is rottihg very fast ara the
grade ~ low.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12

Mr.. aAgA Mrs. Rh0s, Wisdman
buried ahother oneoftheir children
IN Sinner last Thursday. little Fred
die,' aged five wears. Just one wc6k
ago they buried their little babe.
They have the deepest sympathy ~
Sll their friends in Sinner.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12

Mr.. Edward Schuftze, WH8 spent
rhnhy Years here ms Sinners leaalhg
druggist, was Welcomed back to the
city ON IL short visit lAst week, by
his nAany friends, wboare always
glad to- see HIN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12
Linel l.ifhes Limes

Lime for everybody. | have II
large stock ara will SCH it cheap.
Get barrel aud disinfect your
premises.
. G. l.. WILLIAMS.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12
SAN ANTONIO
INTERNATIONAL FAIR
OPENS OCTOBER 20,
Closes November z, 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.

The Gazette Office is naw located
III the Smith building, next to the
City hotel
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12

The Gazette has deciAed to turn
the e6ftor ofthe WolksBlntt over to
the tender mereies Of the Burgess
club, ahd will Nave nothing further
to say at present, unless he should
mmke another attack ON democracy
or its candidates.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12

Mr.. w. A. Mair. formerly of the
IIetdd. ! W POW Southern ofean-
izer of the Catholic KnqsMs Of
America, spent the day in ShiAer
la~t Wednesday. FIe paid this
office a leasant call and Of course
the growler was rtsled."
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12
CITY DIRECTORY,

Mayor .....,.. Louis 1'rautwein.
Treasurer ..tn.C. b Welhan4en.
Secretary .......s,. Et. j. Mair.
Marshal ,.,.......T. j. burkett.
ALDERMEN.
Robt. Eschrnburg. Earl Fry
Ed. f. Woltcrs. r, q. lTlato
G. B. Welhausen.
The City C~'wnci meets on the
first Monday i'm every month.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-09-12

DR.. I. Il. Clark ri schrhlenburg
was called here lass Saturday in
consultation with Dr. Henninger to
see little Edgar, the sick child Of
Mr.. and Mrs, =. ,, Merrem, who is
reported TO have diphtheria,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
Order OF Publication.
at reasonable prices.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Bates. &C.
In the circuit court Of Bates county Mistourf
June term, 1900 The state Of Missouri AZ me
relation and TO he Of DweD @x-
oncfo collector Of the reTen ne Of Bate county
Belle Ritter, defendant
Civil action for delinquent taxes.
Now at this day Gomez the plaintiff bv bsr
attorney before the circuit court Of Rat.s
county In the state OF Missouri and SHOWS 20
ant Ida Belle BITTER is a non-Tesidsnt ~ a.
state ofMssouri Whereupon IL - ORDERED
by the court that The defendant be notified bv
pc hlicstlon that plaintiff has commenced
suit against her this court by pafiiIo1
the OBJECT and general nature OF which
Missouri. for the dsIiuqnert taxes for .bs
ear l5as-. amounting In the aggregate "a
the sum ORG eeLts, together with in'ersst
lowing described tracts OF land situHtsd "a
Bates county Missouri to-wft.
Lots Ten eleven and twelve li0. u and ~ 10
olock one ~ IN Hilliams' addition 20 Ehe VII
LACE OF A=rEin. Missouri and that unIes the
ssic defendant Be ard appear at the next term
Of this court TO he begun and holden in the
city Of Butler, Bates COUNT Missouri On -
Fret Tuesday after the second M0nHsy IN No
yember. 1870 and on or before Ihs tftrf 80
thereof II the term shall so long continue
and 81 not then before the erG Of the term
and PissI 60 sAid petition according tn law
fne same VIII Be taken ss confessed and Jung
msnt rendered according to the layer II safd
petition snd tn above described real sstAte
sold 20 sstiEfs fae same
And IL e further ordered bv the eourt sfo-s
said that copy hereof be public bed 10 the
bCTLEE HEKKLT IIsEs, q weekly neEsp>per
printed and published IN Bats eoaUsv H.s
souri- for four weeks suee=ssigeIy. the I--t
insertion 20 ~ ct les.t fifteen day before the
first sfay Of the next term o. saff eoar-
4 true copy OF the record Wit
tsEALI Dess my hand a. CLERK Aforesaid
with the sea- ~ sad oourt berennto
emxed- Done at ofsee il Butler On this the
iith day Of JaIy. leo- j P THURMAS
S'-A Circuit Clerk
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
Girl Killed BY an Explosion.

Kansas City, Mo, July 26.-Bessie
Parker, > years old, was instantly
killed by an explosion this morning
at Lantry Bros stone quarry near
Dodson. six miles from Kansas CITY
on the Frisco railroad. The accident
occurred while the girl was driving a
cow to pasture She was more than
100 yards from the quarry when the
occurred Nathan Parker.
the father, is now in the city hospital
suffering from injuries sustained in
an accident at Dodson ten days ago.
He was struck by an engine while
walking on the railroad tracks.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
Trustees sale .

Whereas. Abraham Reed a single man
by his certain deed of trust dated
April 18th, 1891, and recorded in the
recorder 5 office OF Bates county. Missouri in
book y at page At, conveyed 10 " W Bar
Der, trustee, the following described real
estate lying and being situate in the county of
Bates state of Missouri, to-wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner of the
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of
section twenty threeC2), in township forty (40)
of range thirty One ISL and running east eighty
tS0) feet to the true point of beginning tn nee
east one hundred and ffty-eight (5-) thence
north one hundred and eighteen QIs) teet,
thence west one hundred and dfty-eight Q5s) fl
feet, thence south one hundred and eighteen
llls) feet TO place of beginning, in the city of
Butler, Mo-, which conveyance was made
in trust 10 secure the payment of one certain
note fully d-scri bed in said deed of trust; and
whereas, default has been made in the payment
OF SAID nofes and the same Is past due and
unpaid. And whereas the said " Barber
has declined to execute laid trust. Now, there
fore, |, udd, sheriff of Bates county, Mo-,
at the request of the legal holder of said note.
and pursuant 10 the conditions of said deed of
trust, Will proceed TO sell the above described
premises at pubic YeBdue to the highest bidder
for cash at the north door Of the court house in
the city of Butler, county Of Bates and state of
Missouri,
Saturday, August Il, 1890,
between the hours of nine o clock in the fore
noon and five 'clO K in the afternoon of that
day for the purpo of satisfying said debt, in
terest and cost. +. Z MUDD,
2-4t Sheriff and Acting Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
Excursion Rates.

Woodlands Picnic. Sedalia. Aug.
), 1900. Tickets on sale. special
train August ;, at rate of S1.25 for
round trip.
National Encampment Grand Army
OF the Republic, Chicago, H.. Aug.
- 10 September l. 1000. Tickets
on sale Aug. - to %. 1900. and
may be extended TO return to and
including Sept, 30, 1900. at rate of
one fare for round trip.
Rich Hill Fair Aug. 18th 10 18th.
fare 3octs round trip. Harrisonville
Fair Aug. Goth to oath. fare S1.I5
round trip. f. {. EANDERyooRT.
Agent
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
SETTLEMENT DOCKET
Of Probate Court, Commencing
Monday, Aug. 10, 1900.

FIRST DAY. MONDAY. AUGUST 13. 1900
william Ludwick, 6 v Ludwick, admr
J d Wright. L NJ Wright, admr.
Richard sheppard, Anna Z sheppard, & c.
Beall, W Jamison, a imr.
Angie NJ smith ct al, Annette Smith,
CSC.
Augetine Gutridge, d V Brown. admr.
Rachel hoe, D Brown, GIN
John Evans, louisiana Evans. Ex.
Cornelius Cannon, d Brown, admir-
Lethia Begun, ct al, w Tygard, g &C.
Fred Medley, J jenkins u Il c.
Bonnie hoeger, ct al, } H. MaIinn.
SECOND DAY. TUESDAY, AUGUST II.
Anna b Cowgirl, James Dry sdale, admir-
Denton Mitchell, Geo Logan. q c
William Thomas, Cyrus Requa, Ex.
Precella Mullis, Z MulIis, Elk
Lucuis Babeos X, Jno ID Moore, q &C.
sarah Baum, Herman Loeb 6 & G
Aaron Smith ct a., b Brown, curator.
Albert Duffy, Geo. sIsbsch curator
Christ Schmidt, Christ smidt, sc
De liza Kisner, c Miller, q & c
John E I uttle, L B Allison &C
William worrelI, ct al, } williams. eura-
tor
THIRD DAY. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10.
Carl Henry, Lide Henry, q C
Bertie Gentry sarah Gentry. curator.
Alice Weller, 81 al. A Emerson, curator
james \ Nesbit, fIorilla Sesbit adrnx
John Green, Jacob Green, TX.
Ernest Rhodes, er al, Susan n Rhodes GSC
French NJ Frederick, Mary Frederick &C
Willie Talbot, ID By VIZ admr
Frederick y. Borcherdlnz Frank Schuster.
executor.
Nathan d Walden Is & Walden adm
JEANETTE Allen. Y II Allen, adrnr
Il. ID. sAntersou. sarah \ san1erzon. Ex.
FOURTH DAY. THURSDAY. AUGUST Is.
Mary Z BoSI-y. c F and Fred a Boxl4y.
Adurs
Daniel Barber, v F Tygard. Gd'n
Albert Newton, Margaret Z Newton. adu,x
Daniel shock. u Brown ednr
Martin / shafer, D Brown, adm-.
John 4 Ensi@F. s. Vi EaSt-F. = 4 q
Jeddiah II. Fr 81. james II. Ravtourn adrnr
J y Reuua. Il ID Re-4uz. a6Tur
NeichIor ucf-. Margaret Fuch< adrnr
ID + Lee, jacob HIrni, admr
james a AcElr0y. 81 a, JOIN II NcEIrov
q &C
STATE Or NIsS0U n,
County Of Bates
hereby certify the above and foregoing n
b. true and correct CO = Of rhe Settlement
= ocket for Jne e rTu % the probate curt COM
mencing OF the I5th day Of August, 1900
witness NY hand ard seal this the
lsEAL. lssh day OF July, $50.
J. SMITH, Judge Of Probzse
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
CURED BY 4 FALL.
Speech and Hearing Restored to a
Deaf Mute.

speech and Hearing Restored to a
Deaf Mute.
Pittsburg, Pa, July 25-F. W.
Tieman, a 69-year-old deaf mute,
while repairing the roof of his home
here recently, fell from a ladder to
the ground and regained his hearing
and power of speech by the shock.
For 80 years Tieman has been deaf
and dumb, but now he can here and
talk as good as anybody.
After his fall from the ladder Tie
man was unconscious for five hours.
Asked to-day TO describe his feelings
when he found he had been cured. he
aid:
When | first fully restored nv
senses came the most Joyous moment
OF my life. | could hear about me
the sound of human voices. Such
were strange, but oh, how beautiful.
listened as | can imagine lover of
music would drink in the strains of a
beautiful melody 1t was new life
to me.
just think of it, For over a half
Il century all information. and all
instructions in my daily labor had
to be conveyed to me in writing.
Then suddenly, as if by magic. /
could hear men and women talking
about me, and listen to the laughter
OF children as they played in the
neighborhOod. | suffered with pain
as the result of my fall, but | scarce
ly gave it a thought.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
INSANE RIDER CAUGHT.
Proved 10 be Mrs. Emma Schmalza,
Who Escaped From Friends.

(
J Kansas City, Mo, July 25.-Tht
insane woman who has been terror
ling the people in the country
around Piper. White Church and
Connor Kansas, suburbs of Kansas
City. kas., has been captured. For
weeks she appeared in that neighbor-
hood. riding IA mustang, and was al
ways armed with rife. 4 fierce
looking dog was her only compan-
ion.
Officers had been tracking her
| for several days, and to-day came
upon her standing beside her horse,
which was lying on the ground.
| When she saw the officers she made
Il vain attempt to get the horse to
his feet Failing in that, she started
to run. She was 50 weakened by
hunger. however, that she was soon
captured.
After securing the women, the of
ficers turned their attention to the
horse she had been riding and the
starved dog which had been follow
ing her on her wild chase. The horse
was exhausted for the want of food.
The officers offered the animal food.
but it was to far gone, and died be
fore they left it.
The woman was brought to Kan
sas City. She proved to be Mrs. EN-
ma Sthmalza and had been STAYING
with her relatives had heard nothing
of her until to day.
The mystery Of the whole thing
said an officer lis what she lived on.
We made inquiry all over the coun-
try where she had been seen and no
one had given her food. The horse
evidently lived upon what green stuff
it could get along the road. though
it probably fell under it's rider where
we found the women. The woman
was nearly starved.
John Schmalza. Il young son of
the woman. who read an account of
her strange escapades, came from
DreXel, Mo, to- day. Hestated that
his mother had been in feeble mind
for over three years. He has made
arrangements for her admission to
private asylum, where she will be
treated.
Il think my mother must have
lived on berries, said young Schmal-
IA. AT times she is rational and
asks for more berries. She is very
weak. | don't know whose horse it |
was she had. | know that she had |
S3S when she left Marion county.
though she has not a cent now. She |
probably lost the money The dog
is hers, and is Il faithful one. Hehas
been her constant companion during
the years of her mental arrangement.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02

GA - 7EA
Bears tie n Ie3 Ma fsg Fac si,4fyS RaH-A.
& 1S1ZZ NzZc<ze/
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
Act of An Insane Woman.

kankakee, H., July 2T.-Mrs. Eva
Horn. OF Essex, near this city. an
aged woman and a former inmate of
an insane hospital, made murderous
attact on her daughter yesterday
afternoon, and then fired the house
All the men were in the field. Tie
daughter. a woman - years old.
struggled heroieally aud. although
badly beaten with a club. managed
to partly eXtin@uish the flames be-
lore help came. Mrs Horn was
again taken to the insane hospital
this afternoon. The daughter will
recover.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02

BY virtue and authority of general execu-
ton issued from the Office Of the clerk OF the
circuit court Of Bates Co. Mo. returnable at
the November term $50, OF said court, TO me
directed in favor of Missouri State Bank and
against Shelby / have levied and
seized upon all the right, title, interest and
claim OF said defendant, SSheIby IN and 10 the
following described real estate situated in
Bates county. Missouri. to-wit:
The east half of section seven "a, southwest
quarter of section eight -, and west half of
northwest quarter section eight ~, township
forty one 40, range thirty-two (5a) all in Bates
ouHty. No, wilton
Monday August Is, 1870,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five o clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the east front door of the court house in
the city of Butler, Bates county. Missouri. sell
. he same or 80 much thereof as may De required
at public yendue 10 the highest bidder for cash,
to satisfy said execution and costs.
E. c. MUD,
Sj-4t Sheriff of Bates COUNTY Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
Hacked to Death in PLAY.

Glencoe, Okla, July PA. Peter
son, living thirty miles from this city
met death in an unusual manner.
While he was sleeping in the yard,
his 3yearOld son, playing near him
III some manner got sharp butcher
knife. and playfully hacked his faith
er's neck, severing the jugular vein.
Peterson died shortly afterward.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
A. S. WEDDLE.
Order Of Publication.

~ bbAbNhA Sphs
STATE or MISSOURI,
County Of Bates. So
In the Circuit Court Of Bates county. Nissoun,
June term, 1910 The state Of Missouri Of ins
relation and TO the use Of A. B. owen, eI-o1-
co collector 81 the revenue OF Bates county 40
the state OF Missouri, plaintiff, vs.. FAD
ford. Wesley v Hsrbert JOhn LassOn sn1
Mary \ Asupin. defend
Civil action for delinquent taxes
Now a. thiz day comes the plaintiff BY her at
torney before the circuit court Of Bates county.
faction Of the court that the defendants. wes-
icy HsrDeTt and John Lssson .r
that the defendants be mott Ged By pab.
LEGATION that plaintiff has commenced . szat
agsin7t them 10 this court by petition, the oeses
aad general nature Of which IL 70 enforce N
lien Of the state Of Missouri for the deIiBqasrf
taxes 81 the year -s5, amounting n the sgsre-
costs, cOJITni ssiOns and fees upon the flllOwkng
described tracts Of land situated In Estes
county. Missouri, TO- wit
Lots ssEenty-eigbt. seventy nine and efghv
Cs, - and ~ in block sixteen Dsy and ali M
blocks seventeen and eighteen o. and - an
being in the village Of JOhn-t9wn. Bates oOmnty
Missouri and that unless The said defend asf< ~
and app. AZ at the next term Of this oOurt %
be began snd boIden IN ~ city Of Butler. Bstes
county, Missouri. on the fret Tuesday sfter me
second monday u NOyember, ISD, and 90 q
before the third day thereof IN the term shall ne
long continue, and Il not then before the md q
sad term. and plead % said petition according
y Law the -ame vii De taken a. confessed sa<
Judgment rendered according 70 the praTer@
said petition and the above IIe-eri bid real e.
tate sJId - sztisfs tie same
nd 10 j. further ordered By the court afsrr~
said that 2 copy hereof Do pubIisbed in Be
bUTLEg WEEELg iNE-, . weekly BeWspmpM
printed and published in Bat. County. Wig
sOUr1s fDr four weeks surcessfvely the lest in-
s-TtiOn 20 be- ~ least fifteen dave ffore the erff
dey % The next trim 81 aid court
true copy Of the record VIZ
IsEAL! ness my hand &c clerk afOree1Aa
with the zeal ~ said court h~regD-
70 ar WE1- bone AZ Office KuKser an tbs EMM
I8th dsy Of July, 800. J. +. THCRIAS.
S3-4t Cireuit C3erk-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02

Constipation, impaired digestion
and a torpid liver. are the most com
mon ailments that are responsible
for that tired, listless, fagged-out
feeling that makes the summer a
dreaded period to many people Her.
hine will cure constipa ton, it i'm
proves the digestion and arouses the
liver to normal activity. Price, 20
cents. For sale byH. l.. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02

Vallejo, Cal, July 26.-Orders have
been received at Mare Islands To fir
up the United States steamship Mo-
hlcan for duty on the Chinese station
and TO have her in condition to sail
IN seven days at the most. 1t will
take seventE-two days for the Nohi-
can 70 make the trip and, as she is
ons OF the very old ships of the navy.
some surprise Is expressed at her
beng ordered TO take such a long
cruise
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-02
0 CLEAR THE WAY FOR BRYAN.

/ o clear the way for Bryan,
| To break the robber trusts,
| To please their roaring lion.
! The freeman : factory rusts.
Beneath the yoke of British gold
oar bankers gladly bow.
Were looking for n Moses,
His name is Bryan now.
CHORUS.
Then it : clear the way for Bryan,
And down each robber king.
To rule our bold oppressors,
q lead us on We sing.
There's schemers in the Capitol,
There's plotters in the banks,
O. clear the way for Bryan
To lead the peoples ranks.
o clear the way for Bryan.
The farmers clarion rings;
For nails and wire keep going higher,
Like other useful things.
For oil 10 light the sick room
Two prices we must pay,
While standard oil results in spoil,
Aud waits the reckoning day.
o clear the way for Bryan,
And our gallant soldiers greet,
To white-wash Hanna's army pets.
No more may lackeys meet.
OF suffering on the transports,
o, list, the story's told,
o, rise to rule in Justice,
And down the cross of gold.
@ clear the way for Bryan,
Each custom house as well,
And pet bands keep your eye on
What stories they could tell.
For him you can rely on,
Q, rise from shore to shore.
Proclaim your leader, Bryan.
And free your land once more.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Rookins, Mo.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-01-05

the trsssprer4 halll Decepben 40,

the trsss p sl' !! 1 ' /. q Deee 40
S. s. {
hearint. was granted % the peti-
Etion Of Joreph Lueck. TO BE- set az
from district IS toe 4. 5.
Petitions granted Aug Fritz, to.
be set of from school. district. so to.
81 josef, Bentfeld, 10 TO IL; John.
Knudson and others, for road in
Rail Prairie; Kerrich & Moeglein, for
aba tement OF personnI'tax; ". Fos-
dick to hny for taxes * nwAA. ~
neK and lot I, 24-132 80, total taxes
.$1OZ23, bid $50;
Hearing was granted on petition
oi7Aug. j ohnson;and others, for road
in Ripley, Platte and Pulaski. up
School retitiopp reiected-Augnst
Kalusche, Us be set off from 10 to Al;
Frank Kuder, John Mischke, Willie I'm
Meyer, same. / :
the financial statement for 1899,
was approvs: q 3. II -:..... -. -.
The road petitions OF B. Rathbun
and others was laid over. :. 49,.