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! Seone pr9'tegiPIn. 9oree. ben 2soe SuHi
1858. Gan ubpnuoreoe til ~glnteriiu 1850. pc
ehnoie / ben forbereoenbe IfoeIine oeo Mugs
burg Semirur 1895. gIeb ontaaen / fsrfte
College alasfe Ssiten 1897.
Oscar RtIfsn, febt / minneapolis. Nltnn,
2hen slue. 1874 nf 5oreIbrene Paiior q. Rillert
% Dsarie 6. Tilieu. Gan beisete fIttfiq Cub
tic GOODS. \ 1895 optuees ban iom Glep
peh aaiour9 Semitnr Srabuereoe ira Col.
leeesIfoeIinaen 1901.
@nlbrano G. Gilberton, fsnt ben 2oen 3uIt
1875 Beitrc afers Brritegi9Io. Nurae. Dan
.ioontereoe reh fine ScrrIore til amerifn (
1854 % bofdtie 10 | gtobIes Go. Wsinn. 4
1894 retfie ban til siuesbure seninur bpor ban
trreo ef Glars Srab9r. bar ppboIot fta ftoen.
Ssbn 9. Srtnsoal, fsSi I gttre soer, Rorae
Z 1892 rettte ban iii gmerifn. boor ban too
Spbole I Sno Tafotd. Gan all p1a sfpIe /
@ebiter, 2 2, % ftoer reiftc ban Ill sIuesburo
S%en1tlar, boor bait bar opboIot fig be 6 Tbfte
ldr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-07

3obn Z. Chen, fsoi ben 3bie aortI 1880
0btppeipa 90. W2iur, geanroie 2oeu SPIes.
alds'e oeb gugsburg senlinnr 1896.
Ether z. Zee. fsst / Denoip MIeoictne 60.
grimm ben t6be Dec, 1881. geeunotr / Goueaet
Deb aneebure Semindr Ssften 1895.
ssrsrim Z. @onsitno. isoi / BRronIen. Ror.
sc, ben 25oe Sept. 1859. tibranorehe til Zine.
rtfn Barren 1891 Sra garen 1897 til 0eTten
1895 opboloi ban 10 for bet meiic / lobh 60,
Whrn Soften 1898 blPp ban ceiaaet lour Gleu
heb anesbure semtuurs irrherebsnse afheIiuc
o9 TO sIar fenere / Goucqesslfoeftnpen, bporfru
ban eraouerte ben 2oen 2ldi 1891.
Sane 7 Safien, febt ben 2ben CHARTS 1878
I Hdotfs 8rRfteeiPIo. Iprbftcrb. gorae. Con
bleo f%onHrmerei Soften 1859 % be 10 islaenbs
Ear frefpentereoe ban Siurberes amtsTo[e.
On Saaren 1898 fon ban nj amerifa oa Soften
iafinte aar ~beonnbte bon at eaa paa Stole
ieier. 10 aar opbolot ban ia peb SIrrcoe
Stoh ShooI, SIeneoe, mliun.. % Hoen 1899
bar ban. rteo ct aara 9fbrhbelfc, frefnsnterei
eoueee'aioelineen beo gluasbura 5emirar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-07
Oct norife poipital /
It. paul.

Wan bar lenee islt Sapuet al ct
norif 8oipital / Ct. YauI. % Tor III
aibi9lpe bette bar De norlfe / Hpun.t
Sp paabeepnot ct ldaoant 6oreta'
genoe % Inforporerei Jig nnoer Nuu.
net al Che Roripeelan Soipttal rs.
iociation Of 81. Saul.
Oenne Sorening bar fisbt for CT
2oitenoe al $500 Den ldatalote
Wc9iuon gienoom, lom beitaar al ct
aus pna lerten 8Preller % lnobc'
latter ct baIpt aportal Sor0elenoonl
o. lager / gpers Centrum mar
9afapette Rorf.
lonfen err at benptte bette Su5
irotil til'trpffeIige Berge foirmer
apmiteen / S9noe til at uofsre ocG
o9rtnbelige Blan iom er at bpggc Ct
tiosmPsIigt 8oipitaI anilanet iii ca
$4,000.
StoIenoe paa Den Cherplaigbeo
iom oct norife 5olf / N~oropeiteu bar
piif ligeoperior Iiguenoe 0armbier'
tigbeosunitaIter bar man belluttet al
aao ipei nleb SltanoipteIlen al $50.
ipitalet itrar % glsre Gpraob t1ien'
Ilem DC uorife Slpiier I'll bort 6olf ON
at fomme oenne Sag tilbiGLp nteo
~perionIige 9i0rag.
Snforporationsartlflerne belteni'
nner, at bette &oipital lful beitpres al
ct "9oaro OF Directors b~eltauenoe
al nj Mteolemmer buorai De fem ltil
tilbsre Dem norife Sunooe o. lom Oct
ierite "9uuro oi directors" er no.
npunt: Vroi. !. NIptsafer; Broi.
5. 9. Grid; Vroi. 8. q. Brandt
9rcf. -. g.. Club; Naitor Sbomas
Ntltion; Sr 8. 2%obrbauer or. u
g alneis; Sr. Gbriitian Brandt os
Sailor 5teue. Soipitalet oil iaalc'
oes fomme til at itaa unoer aontrot
al oen nor'fe 5pnooe.
Dor befienoie 2anoSmano Or.
Gouoro goedmun bar lopet al giDe
Soipitulet lin Stette, noget iom | o.
for fla er Bnrauti for, at oct oil blioc
et aoot 5oipitnl. 9i for rot al opJ
tiae 9pger og Der oil life mongIe poa
Qotienter; men hpaO ri trrteer e.
Venge.
Tette or uoelllffenoe en- 9ormhisr.
tiqhebsaierniue iom ui ole bar pare
meS poa at itstte, ioa langt ri Tor
mndr
aomiteeu bar iom loet iltret IN
nof til at begpnoe 6oipitalet. men Der
builer Here luiino Dollars 8iPlo
paa GIenoommen ioni oct er al bdabt
oil funne aifoites / ben nprmeite
lSremtto gienneru bette Spraob oni
pef1lriGr Si9lp. Bengebiorng fan
ienoes I'll 6. gobr6duer. 167 Gait
Bro Street ct Taul. iom oil fpittere
Tor iomme. Sao o9re oo oeune Sag
pa Del biertellgite anbeiolet til bort
Solfs Stetfe.
Ead aomiteens Beene.
6. %. giorr.
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&c, 'om par bit til peo gonoen2
Speo, ltraffet 9enoer % bebrog all
ore. Ss9n, Hsperi, 5alifneri 81
ale SlagS, 3rutfenifab, goloiombeS
% Worb = alt bette epet al mig, life
Ell 6~orbrpoeIie %unotogen, ,pg enooo
blep leg al mine Sieem9nb ~betraate,
Tor at bore en- f~orbolospis moraI,t
Nono. SIigt bar nit Sip / ii aar.
Eaa Den Sio %beqpnotc ieg at ifripe,
Ifreo al 6orfGngeItgbeo, ginbeIpit %
Stoltbeb. min Sfrioning bar ionl
nit Sip. 6or at tiene 9ercmmelie
% Fense par ieg ofte nsbt I'll OF ffiii.
lie, bpao par goht, og bilffe for oct,
lom onDt bar 80.
Seg bonbe SeIo meb mig, oe man
priitc mig.
Z fit ferntienoe Mar ionot SoIitpi
Stoet umliIigt, ON ban life fi,noe fnn
Spor pao pisie Sperasmaal, Tom
mer og me begpnote at br9noe !
bans SieI.
"Spob bIir ReiitItatet al min 9ips.
fsreIie9 Sporonn piI nit Gin enoe?
Snorfor Ieper ieg? gr Der / nit 9ip
rogeu Wcnira. iom fan itoo fig moo
BEN untbgoaelige Isb, Der pentcr
mia2"
San isote Spar | m%enneifeIi1
2Prbom o9 %nenneifeii9 @tsbom
men @ibenifa5er % SiIoioiien hapos
iomme Spar: Seq peo iffel" Sons
8anorina noe paa a~unbifabens Bio.
Der hapbe ineen beIbreoenbe 9iri.
Ming pon hans SieI; tpertom tiItoa
SortuileIie. Iae Sismrno eau ban
famine Spar: "Ilt or SoriPnaelig-
heb". en- llIuffe at pore isot. 3sc
piloe pPre beorc emo Sip.
aunoe life 2Proommen oe Bis
oommen al noaen 6orflarira, itoh
iaien at iege Sporet / 2ipet runo:
ia. San beepnote oerior neie at itu'
oere Renneitene runot ia oa lrg1c
IRrfe til, hporleSes DC title iig nj
DC itore, pistiee 2iosipsrgsmaa!
Soil al bans Stono % Stiling mob.
tie SperasmaoIet poa IRE Raaoer.
1erit meN llpioenheb, SIerialet a.
apinocrne oa llngoomnen laap>l
iom oe melt oumme NPno bapoe m
gen Sdnfe ON 9ipets 8nnber 90
iao huerfen Trageu eller Mtliien.
Son fommer 9eapitinaerue. Der If.
hor noaci Sonb / 2ipet men npoer
ale bets @ober os slemmer Jrenlii'
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-07

Sernt @iibsln, cIipn, fset ben TIE mai
1878 ! 0anfton Co., 2. Z, bIeb fonNrmeret ben
2oer Sftober 1887. 3 1seo--ei bar ban en-
tort ITO beb Gueuftara College I Canton, 2. :.
esifeH 1892 retfte ban iii Reb gaina os ~filioereoe
ct War oeb RED @irg Seminur. 9uu 8runb af
5n9oom nlantte ban opeine 5tioiet for en- rio.
} 1893 iroetf ban @etefab meo Berth
!Wdrte RilioH. Ssfte1 1897 frefoenterte ban
garfton College, g. a. % 1899 bIeb ban optn,
forn eleo heb anesburo Semirur. boorfra ban
eroouerte fra acknowledgment 1901.
Fare 9. srcicn. fsbt paa Etoler { g~rernr.
gers RrRfteeiRIo. g}pree ber 2soe 4 10y
1870, pan nobanoreae til amerifa I 1887 %
TOO Cpbolo / Cafes, y. !. @ftlr Is 9tuu.
Stole I Dates reifte ban 1892 Ill luIutb Winu.
boor ban frefnerterie et Puftnefs gofleae.
= 1897 blee BON optaeen iom @Ieo peb sIless
burg Sminar.
aars Silshe, fsbt / 9nsnrs grpfteoirIb.
Horee. 6reioertereoe 8arnPs SoIiebeiloIe
oeo gerger Ginterer 1896. llboanbrebe
III amertfa 1896. Beannotc fsrfte Guleec
slds'e oeo anssburs semirar Ssften 1897.
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"maaIfirfe" / Kriitiania
9iifop Bang er iuteresieret ipr Sa'
gen % bar commercially Nsee.

Som Tor meSnelt | "EoltCu" bolot
for Ell Sio iioen tbeoloaiit aanoioat
% 9prer peo Hotonben Seminar
Eeter Soaneitao. Ell Erroiter pao
9onSsmaol / Ghriitophcy 9rulns
airfe, Sobannesfirten | Srlitlnuia.
Gette par isrite Sang, al SanbS.
mnoIet bar ppret bort fra en- Bro.
o~ifeitoI / oen norife Sopebita0, % "a.
gipenbeber pafte ielpfeleell1 bitter
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-07

9tptte at pioe. at enoog en- lGro. or
iaren, ianobebsissenoe @lauN lom
Sclitoi bar moattet crfienoe oct.
(lloarbeioet peo Sr.)
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Ten itsritc slpoeOOf / geroen er

blepen bngget al gttrian Sieel 80,
90 oil blipe isrt til tSIaaoeitationen
L aleicrs. ga, life lanai fra Nep
Orleans. Gotten fr bnaset al
Stanl. or 525 Ioo lang % 100 Soc
breo o. fan i ct anI9ctaa isfte 49,
600 IONS. Tens aoifenoe er
Ssl0,000.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06

y. BLoUGH. Road Overseer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06
PdsSdic Items.

The weather still remains coo,
dry: spring rather hackwardana :
farmers are disposed 10 besoma, MAJ =
blue. "a
Geo, W. Ruddlr. Sr., went 70 +.
saS City the past week to spend :.
weeks with relatives and $40 =
sights. "
VIM. Feeback went To Latour q.
county. last week on business
James NJ. Chambers has bnp,
roller To roll his corn.
Walter Rice and J. u. Maddv w..
to Kansas City ON their Wheels !.
day the past week.
j. u. Tnthwell and Colmap NO..
were ont driving a fine horse the =.
er day.
Miss Alice Bush left for her hon.
in Lafayette county Monday NJ.
p. To spend the summer. She -
return in time To open her scb0I
next fall.
J. b. Rice and family went on
squirrel hunt and fishing the first J
Jun
Wilcox and Feehack are buv,.
hogs. Uncle Dick bought three =,
loads from the Argenbright Bros
Ben Walls who lives on the r.,
Catron farm says his fax is in bloo,
and if it would rain he would hav.
fine crop.
j. y. Sharp : mother writes m.
near Redlands, Cal. and saws Il
fruit crop will fall short this yss,
but the hay crop is good-they :,
harvesting the third crop.
Mrs T. ID. Thayer and dauebt.
Mrs Maude NJ Duncan. came M.
Appleton City last week TO see I.
daughter, Mrs. j \. Sharp
Mrs. Patten of Kansas CITY. can.
down last Sunday on visit to b.
son who lives ON the Lloyd Richarg
son farm. \ brother whe lives bes,
Austin. was visiting him at the SAN.
time.
Mr.. Walters received letter iror
DR.. Son who lives at Ardmore, / T
and he says crops are fine and hays
plenty of rain. l.. E EIcHLER
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06

and seems TO be- well pleased with the
new situation.
Homer Hendrix writes that Idaho
is all Q. X.
Josh Hill had the misfortune to
get splinter in his foot which gave
the doctor some trouble to remove.
\ creamery in Ballard would be "A
good investment for some man who
has money 10 invest.
Children's day was celebrated at
all the churches. Walnut grove gave
their exercises in the evening which
We're we'll attended. there being a
house and almost "A yard full OF spec
tatOrs
Clarence Teeter drove east sunday
evening.
DR.. Allen * treating several cases
OF rheumatism and he seems to be
having wonderful success.
Milt Teeter. our miller. leaves for
Adrian. where he goes for repairs for
his engine.
Tom Crabtree came tomill Friday.
Gocdenough shipped cattleto Kan
sas City Monday.
The Woodmen will give an ice
cream supper in the near future for
the benefit OF the lodge.
iva Dale visited home folks
Quite a number out from Butler
Sunday the Butler boys seem to
know where to find beauty
People from fourteen different viii
lagos attended the play given 10y the
Freezeout school.
Quite a number OF buggies went
west Sunday. ScRUBBY.
Carpenter X Shafer Mfg Co. We
want poultry and egg. We can pay
top prices at all times Get our
prices before selling. We will not lie
oyerbid in cash.
21-tf Yours for business.
CARPENTER X SHAFER M'F'G 60.
We are informed that the oil pros
pectors who came up from the Beau
mont oil fields are not asking for
coal privileges in their leases: they
are after oil, and nothing else. and
seem to think that this is the place
to find it.-AmOret Breezes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06
Obituary.

Cora Ann, eldest child OF Mr. and
Mrs. John l.. Herrell was born Feb.
6, 1897, in De Hill, Arkansas, and
departed this life June ;. 1901. in
Butler, aged II years, ; months and
p days Interment in Oak Hill GEM
etery June 18th.
For years she has been a regular
attendant Of the Bible school OF he
Christian church and had manifested
a deep interest in the services OF the
church. She had Just graduated
from the grammar department of
our public schools and expected TO
enter the high school this fall. She
was industrious and loved her teach
ers and was by them loved in return
for her amiable disposition and stu
diOus habits. She will be missed in
her home, by her schoolmates. and
another star has been plucked out of
the sky of our Bible school. The
family have the sympathy of the Ell
tire community. C. B. LoTsPEICH.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06
Ballard Happenings.

K. Belisle gave Il comedyat Freeze
out which was well attended. He re-
ports the cash receipts to be S21. 50.
/. $, Keirsey shipped a load of cat
tie.
Crops are looking bad and the oats
are almost gone.
J. {. Mobiles children were the
guests of NJ f Richardson the past
week.
The question now seems to be
whether We shall have a store room
or a town hall below the NJ. ". 4.
hall. We say a town hall.
Mrs. King OF Clinton. Is the guest
of Wilson Davidson.
T. Turner leaves for Kansas CITY
in a few days where be hopes 10 Sc
cure a good position.
The triplets were in town SUNDAY.
Mrs. J. B. Belisle of Clinton was the
guest Of f. J. Pettus the latter part
of the week.
The band reports two new mem
bers.
The ball team of Ballard will or
ganize on the Thursday. June s.
Hendrickson was out from Urich
looking after his business interests.
Our new doctor has come AT last
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06
Florence :. c. Nov 26 1000


| was first advised by our family
physician in Charleston. to use Teeth
ina with our baby when she was but
a very young infant. as a preventive
OF collie and to warm and sweeten the
stomach. Later it was useful in
teething troubles. and its effect has
been found to be so very beneficial
and SO free from the dangers that are
consequent upon the use OF drugs and
soothing syrups. that we have come
to regard it, after use with three
children. as one OF the necessities
when there is a new baby in the bousa
and until the teething troubles ara
over. and We take pleasure in recon-
mending it 10 our friends instead al
the horrid stuff that SO many Dao,,la
use TO keep their babies quiet.
HARTwELL N. AVER
Mgr. Daily Times and Weekly Times
Messenger 30.ot
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06
STRUCK THE FIRST LICK.
Members Of County Court Used Pick
and Shovel on New Court
House Foundation.

On Tuesday morning members OF
the county court repaired to the pro-
posed new court house site and We're
stationed as follows: Presiding
Judge West at northeast corner,
Judge Wimsatt at northwest, Judge
March at southwest and County
Clerk Broaddus at southeast corner.
At a given signal they all went to
work with picks and after few min
utes labor took shovels and threw
out the results of their digging. And
thus the work on Bates County 5
new temple of Justice was begun.
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Virginia Items.


Two ladies west of Virginia, were
gathering strawberries in a pasture,
A mule in the field saw them and
drove them out: the wire fence had
no terror for them. Ii was not re-
ported how much calico was left
hanging to the wire
Miss Mary Reeds school in the
Nestlerode district. will close Tues
day. June 14th Basket dinner and
a short program will be rendered.
Lyman Hensley lost a shawl last
week. Finder please leave at post
| office.
The editor OF the Amoret paper at
tended childrens day at the Christian
church Sabbath.
James l. Wolfe of Burlington. Kan.
spent last week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. ". Wolfe and other rela-
tives.
The Christian church at Amoret
will be dedicated the 18th Sabbath i'll
June The public are invited; further
notice next week a. to program.
The supper ut Virginia last Friday
night was a grand success. 1t was
said by many to be the largest crowd
ever at Il supper in Virginia. Sixty
one dollars were taken in. The band
furnished good music. Many did not
get to see Aaron eat supper with the
May flowers. The preacher did not
come. so no one was married: blame
the preacher.
Medal contest at the Mulberry
church Thursday night. June 9th.
also on the night of the 18th. Come
and hear the young recite.
The NJ f. church will hold their
childrens day next Sabbath. A good
time is expected.
Childrens day last Sabbath was
largely attended, many people hav
ing to stand outside Mrs. Hall, OF
Carthage, talked ten minutes 10 the |
children.
We were requested to mention in |
the items the mistake Of some Of the |
papers in regard TO the commence |
ment of the Endeavor convention at |
Butler. 1t will begin Friday June |
18th at ; p. III. and continue till Sab
bath night
Miss Rachel Park has an organ /
that was left in her care for sale. by |
Miss Hattie Stephens. now living in
New Mexico. The organ has never
been used much.
Miss Rachel of Nevada Mo, visit
ed the family of {. ". " ollie and old
friends last week
Geo. Park of NortonviIle. Kan,
who has been visiting the Park fam
lilies for some time, left Tuesday
morning for Pleasant Hill. where he
will visit relatives before returning
to his home
f. \. Bennett of the Amoret Oil &
Mineral Co.. was in our midst Mon
day leasing land.
Mrs Peter Jundy's father is visit
ing her.
Geo. Rubel shipped stock TO X. c.
Tuesday.
Lee Browning spent Sunday at
Clinton.
Mrs. Philip Heckadon was able to
be out childrens day. 1t has been a
long time since she has been able to
come to Virginia
DR.. Nieukirk OF Amoret, the best
of the southwest, was in
our city Monday.
Mrs. Hall, spoke Sunday p. N. at
the Christian church and at night at
the NJ. f. church, house we'll filed
both places. She lectured again
at the Christian church and i
Tuesday morning left for Foster.
She is an earnest ". {. T. L. worker
and a good speaker. AARON
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06
Take Notice

All persons are hereby warned
against taking sand or otherwise
digging and mutilating the public
road. IN road district No. }, Lone
Oak township. If not stopped |
shall appeal TO the law, and have
such persons arrested and prosecuted.
y. BLoUGH. Road Overseer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06

VIII often receive painful cuts. sprains
or bruises from accidents. Bucklen' :
Arnica Salve will kill the pain and
heal the injury. Its the cvclist :
friend. Cures chatting. chapped hands
sore lips, burns. ulcers and piles
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Try II.
Sold by II. l.. Tucker. druggist.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06

j. S. Pierce represents twelve com
panies and sells insurance that don t
"bust. p" u
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06

See j. ). Pierce for Fire. Tornado,
Plate Glass, Accident or Burglar In
surance. 1I-u
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06
Fine Pasture.

$50 acres of fine pasture land.
about 9 miles southwest of Butler.
good running water: 30 and 80 cents
per mead for stock. Address
PARIS WrOoDALL. or
J. J. NUKELL.
31-2t+ Rich Hill. Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-06
Township Assessors Meeting.

Pursuant TO call OF County Clerk
Broaddus. township assessors met
at court house in Butler on Tuesday,
June f.
]. :. Wolfe elected chairman, J. W.
Foster, secretary.
Judge West stated the object OF
the meeting TO be to get a uniform
assessment.
After careful consideration it was
decided to assess the land at 40 per
cent of the market value.
Personal property list next taken
and considered in the following order
The average value OF horses to be
taken at $50 per head.
The average value ofmules at $50.
Cattle to be assessed at 10 per
cent cash value.
Sheep at 81 per head.
Hogs at 2 cents per pound.
Money, notes and bank stock at
so per cent of the value.
The following assessors responded
to roll call:
Deer Creek, b. A. McRoberts: East
Boone, f. f. Cook; West Boone, Guy
Baird; West Point, John kershner;
E1khart, j. f. ROmine: Mound. j. W.
Foster: Shawnee, J. NJ. Moore;
Spruce, T. \. Board; Deepwater, A.
l.. Gilmore; Summit, l.. S. RadfOrd;
Mt Pleasant, j. w. Holloway; Char
lotte, W. Fl. burst; Homer, j A.
Rogers; Walnut. {. b. Briscoe; New
Home, S. H. Alfree; Lone Oak. Paul
Walton; Pleasant Gap, j. 5. Wolfe;
Hudson, A. II. Devices; Rockville, J.
W. SunderwOrth; Prairie, Gus KEN
berger; Usage, A. {. Sampson.
Good cook wanted at the jail. Such
"a person can find steady employ
ment by calling on
Mrs. JOE T. SMITH
The State Sunday school cOnven
ton of the Christian church will meet
in Sedalia from 10th to 18th of June
One fare for round trip on railroads
to delega tes.
Mrs. j. W. Morris entertained a
number of lady friends to cards and
a delightful luncheon on Tuesday
afternoon, At night the young peO-
pile were invited to progressive eucher
and spent most enjoyable evening.
including delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Il. J. Williams entertained Il
large number of lady friends 80 an
old fashioned dinner on Friday last.
The tables were spread in the yard,
the dinner served III one course. was
bountiful and delicious, and the
ladies enjoyed a delightfully."- informal
feast. Each lady was given a num-
Der OF quilt squares to be seWed to-
gether into a block to test their eff
cheney with the needle.
Butler will entertain the district
convention of the Y. p 5 c. E., which |
convenes on Friday next at ; p. III.
Delegates are expected from Carroll |
Ray, Clay. Platte, jackson and Cass
counties, beside our own county. On |
Friday afternoon Mrs. Abby Smell |
Burnell will appear in the character |
OF. and impersonating a high caste
Hindoo Woman. Friday night Clel-
land B McAfee. ID. D.. now of Park |
College, but lately having accepted a
call TO Chicago, will speak. Saturday |
morning there will be some brief adj
dresses and practical discussions of
live topics. Saturday afternoon
Miss Kate Haus of st. Louis. will |
conduct juniorexercise. Miss Haus
is known wherever E. Z. workers are
known throughout the world. Sat
urday night the Rev ". +. Louck OF |
Kansas City. will speak. Sabbath |
morning services will be held in the |
various churches as usual Sabbath |
afternoon will he filled with good |
things, especially an address by the
Rev. Horace W. Houding OF Chilli.
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Receiving and Hospital Ward.

The request of DR.. Patterson for
an appropriation Of $4,000 to build a
receiving and hospital ward at the asy-
lum should be granted, 1t seems to US.
after hearing the explanation Of that
superintendent as to why 1t is asked,
Its uses and purposes. The institution
is sadly deficient without such adjunct
and the amount required is a modest
sum. 1t seems that there is no quiet
place for the sicktat the institution and
the danger to life Is greatly increased
by having to place such patients in the
same wards with US. Care and atten-
ton demanded cannot be given under
such conditions. and all is to the peril
Of the patients life and health. Quicker
cures might be effected by a receiving
ward that would be quiet and apart
from the main building. There is no
SUCH place for newcomers and lack Of
opportunity for observation and study.
We cannot give all the reasons given
by the Superintendent for such a build
ing, but we felt after listening carefully
to him that necessity requires the new
wards, and we hope to see every need
full thing done to help the unfortunates
In the asylum to recover.