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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
Pcituoiioterne.

acknowledgements itatllttli C
auuiOr bar usgiUst Ell AoppOrt, Iom
piisr Siuterbpeoeus Itlitano ben I've
Gprii. 5 iaaoanue Sp9auer er TaIet
100 altib llosunssl unttet, % IaltboI'
Der mon bette, pil be SaL, lom nGuneS,
uare lette at %ioritaa. S~tnterhpeoens
Silitanb ben lite Iprtl 1902 beteanes
meb 7s.7--su life he, aurntter. Sl90l
itoo ben i9l.7 % i 1900 sci, altiaa
aoifilie beore. s Be iiore 10 Iar par
Gilitanoeu gieuurminitli9 S2.4. Soor
itaar Sueoer nltina miuors 9rct. :
be ipruemite 8interbuebeitater par StIls
linaen iioitlecsu lite April iom inlQer:
8snnipluania 81, Ohio ~. Mt6l8an
SO, Subinna 81. SDiuois 90, Senneslec
60, 9eras ~, SnniaS 70, NiSiouri
81, 9tebraita SO. California 80 % II.
lab ma 81.
SiuterruseHs 3jlitunc Den tie NprtI
1902 par S5,4 1901 93l, i 1900
S4.S og / @iennsminit DC 10 iioitc Nar
$751;. 5 De iornemite Sinterrn9Itnter
bar Stiainssn iom iplser: New Nort
81, 8ennipluania 50, Sbto 50, 0tlbi'
gan 81, Subiana 80, SQinuis 81 O9
&auias 81.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
en- Dielieshiitorie

st engeIif 9Ioo iortTller Ell npltq
poeieret 8ieIie3biitorie. Ct iattiat
unat EaE fom til NrTiten Tor at bIloe
niet, rilc paa 2iprliqbe0, men fotti9c
paa Yen9e. Dc nsopcnoi1e SeIu.
msnter til A%fftn0eIie meo aopltloto.
rem baoOe DC life meO Jig, o. 0ell
ManO, u0en bpiS &eIiiQneIic oe lite
oiIoe bcgDroe oeres 9G8teitono, too
REQ lit. ~3r0en Een0e, intet @ruI.
lup". Otter at bape betGntt ii0 hot,
iaQoe 9ruoen: "9grpGrOige 6o0cr,
Lao mig goa biem / @oit % bente Fen'
gene?"
9ru0qommeu iaa forbau'et pou
benoe, ban aneoe life, boor bun flu.
oe fiu6e benz bicmnre, men ban oJ
GrpIten inSoiIQeoe / at pcrte. Sort
efter por bun Ger iQien meo no0ie
SbiQing$ % Geremonicn I%rlIob0ro2'
oeS til ale GiIireosbco. "&on MI
NoQen mere beuGgte nor &teIle, ar
pproiqc 7aber?" im,r9te Den ln1c
aoue. "9tci, autborino", iooreoe
Qrpiten. Seller iftr Ge heiTrpTr.
Oiae ToOer?" "Srgeu". "@uo ue,'
Iione Ceres SsiprpGr0iQheo. Ser cr
2aoucieolen pon Iere& Sot % Socr.
iroffc. ION leg ms tog / Sotriitict og
pantIatte iur at betaIe Gem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
@innetuon. Gebr.

Scr cr nosle Gurife ennod. men icg
mau beflagc. at bet er en- Sci, Iom lint
ter no; DC iGiger % ordgcr aapre Ster
Der, for 2altect bar iteect Oh i ell iaa
Ipi Yris, at DC fani iis iad gpSt betGlt
for lit Glib % SlGb. at DC fan eaa ITO
berfra mcb sommerue. fulre. Scrlts
nlaa ie8 beflase. at Il siorife lolete no
og sif tilbase til Nuuneiota. hpor ban
fum ira for 20 aar iinen- Saus Nam
er anpreip anberiom, os ban er en- Ses
icr al ~GecorahsS Soften" Sa ale pt
Rcrife oa Haboer at anore s~idtipualites
ter idpner BAN og bans 9oSe Santlte;
tbi bdaoe | Sor9 oe @lGbe bar be meo
ps; mer ie9 bill oelaa iige til Dem, iom
faar neune SamiIie til 9iabo, al De faar
Ell GOD gorger baaoe / airfeu og peross
ii9e 8isremaal. 8. Slion.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18

Counter bill man finSc Rorte dlIerece
hoiaite, OF paa Dc iieite al bisie Steocr
er Der cgiaa Neni9beoer itiftet. Ren
gonr piloe Del bare baaoe for Oct ilrta'
liac arbeiees StpIp o. FOR Ypbpggerncs
timelige %eIfrro'o % Seoire. on Der tom
IIerc til. iom bar piIlige I'll al ltette og
frenmc arbeibet. 2mSet Der noto or
crsm forhpIpspiS uieget hiaigt | Gdnt
menlignihg mee mango andre 5tsoer,
Ca iaa iIippcr man Der at lice for SRuns
ael paa Srrneiel ng Iauo. iaaIeocS icm
SiliGIoet CT pad mango Steher i Scrcn,
@jntcrcn sr beIer life iaa itreug, iom
ma Tube tro, od Oct ltpger ca. 30 &itI
nurh fra Suiliuabpcrne. og 9ruuecn
BERTH or 10 life ian pduifelig al finSe. ea
pi enbnn or orrlllttteoe pna auc &artcr
al tore Sfops <ratter.
gtora. 9tiru. y. ). RcIdnN.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
Gra @rais, z. Sat.

SiSie CONNER bar Der Iom andre
Gteber bebt o9 liot tort, iaa aoltngen
blep minbre goo. DReu, faa bar ber pGs
ret flere alminbeit9e gpbe Gar for, idd
bcrfor ingen lure Riuer. Campbell %
g8dlluortb County bar 9iprt ipRre
Srcmifribt De iiOIte to Iar. Storipdrs
ten Tom rn9euoe oper SrGrien, % eubper
fan tGnte Jig, bbab bernleo fsI8er. Nans
ae me 9per bar ~ipruneet op, og iaa
iIipper SoIt at tisre tit Brgn iaa Iangt.
6glgeIig er Der bebRnblgt paa ale Oms
rddoer, ian ale er MI bel %ttlrreole.
2anoet er / iebut Stieeuoe / Sris. og en-
bel Sci al Gitens Sarmere tomnrer bers
ub, % ieg ifai itee, be er life oummere
cnb at DC fierrer en- GOD Stug, naar De
Ter ben. Campbell Gouurb er beremt
for fin sooe SorSbuno, os Soeoe. iom
bliper aplet Der, er al GOD Soalttet.
minneapolis Electromagnetic bapbe
@genter til at tisbe og itibe ben til
Rtuneapolis. TRen beune @reu az
aaerbruget er life Oct eneite, ioul brts
hes. Ser er itore Sudre>H SANDER %
8reutura Rander, oa mango bar / De ies
mere Var begpubt at 9isne tine Spr, ter
be brin9er benz paa Rarfsbet, c9 bette
er ben rettc Waaoe at tieuc bper Gent,
Ium fan tiencs paa 8uifapen. Set er
iaa eaer tndpt nogeu. lom tpIler ON, at
ell 8 Nar 9armel Steer bill bcte op til
13--14 buuorebe Suub, og Den irlges
for omtrent famine Srts Inm en- torllz
eiebet Steer, oerIom Den err fcb NOT.
Seite fan ogIua bIibc aplet biIist Der,
ba De nemIi9 fan aaa pau SrGrteu Cont
mel % @iuter, bnis on life bar Ell Rabo,
ION eisr Srspl.
Senne Ginter bar pGret toIb, og
itrnocm IiSt Sue, men life iaa iuGrt
meeet heller. en- rigtig 9nmmelodgs
Satotd Sueitorm fnnot &eieu bio Den
14oe pg Ell al DC oGrite Stormc. ri bar
bapt her pnd mango aar. areatrrrer.
ipm enten bdpbe oanrIig ellcr tngeu
"8arn," maatte tilbeIS bsbe meo Sioet,
til tort Sab for fine @iere og hi ct aos
pcrenSe @rcmpel for % andre Ill at tau
iiue llobuie / bebre Stano Tor Srcntts
ben. Wen noeet Wenneifelto bar ieg
life 6srt bar eaaet tabt. YIN er her
Gsen. oamp os raa Cuff, iaa pt' maalfe
fanr Here Sneitorme.
Sor De mango, iom er / 2iten os reils
ter 9auo oe berger line SuSbpnbe. bar
ies blot bette at iise: Ses er irsen Sanos
agent sner ifriper til min esen ScrSel,
men fun for ebers bepIte; sau no u Steo
oa faa big CT Stntfe Sauo. icm On Tau
ialSe oit eget, og leg err bis pan. ar on
fife angrer Oct. 9crior. tan on life
tpmus itrafS. ina tom man eu fan;
men burt pad, at Sausst irissr osiaa I
8eiten. ~8eIegutteu.-
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
Bar CT nnptaSclic.

Zen enaeIife STicer, aoptcjn 2inO'
ian. iom ienere bIep brGbt peO era,
fenlaaqte, bar meo / set blohiqc SIal
peo Rogeriorteiu. @nt par en- mo-
oig &or % funbe oQiGo ifrpoe. 2eer'
DC roobte fan til lit aompoui: "9rpo
e0er life ont De Morene (8oerue); !
ueo, De fan aIOri8 troffe nogen". @ai;
bopoe life fsr iugt oct, fsr ban bItu
trllffet al en- Single De troi not al.
Tor goot, goerre - % inrlig iuoret
W2en 0a Oe bar bort Oen iaureoe Slap.
TEN, par ban iiton0 til at inu iig Ii.
line NGn0 % iige: ga, oct er llno.
togelieu. iom teoiier HegeIen". 80
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
Glpno, @cpraia.

"a Der inbisnbes 8rene n9riaet ina
ale 0ele Of Sanbet, iau uilbe bet heller
life bore itoe al Geien. ON oeiaa bi ber
/ ben ifanbinaniife 3olont | 9ooIp 60,
Georgia, LOB bore ira os en- % aroen
Sang. vi er life inGrt mango Santlier
iuben &olonien eubnli; men ben fors9es
itabig Inn intie 10 braat." Ser bar
pGret mango Spenitsr os tisbt Sanb /
8inter. % en- Rorif beb Napu y. Tap
har flpttet bio; ban bolbsr MI paa meo
at br9nbe &os o9 Stump, iua Bet er en-
Shit at ie.
81 bar bapt to SebsfaIb / gtnter;
ferit bar bet en- Itoen 8 Nnr g%annuteI
Sioe til grict Starp, iom bIeb faloet
biem. og iiben en- 9anlmeG Gnternro
oeb Hapn &nuo 4araf, efterIaberbe it9
5 uforisr9ebe 8sru, men bdrmbIertige
Iennelter inbeu &olonieu bar taBet Jig
Of Dem, iaa De life tr9ueer at tp til mo-
gen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sunbbebss
~tilitanben er foreorist sob; gano o9
alimat sr %uom9rtet, ps ale fslcr fig
tt!frebs % fornsiet.
@aanee af Settlerne bar plantet en-
hel Sci Sru9ttrGer. 8e itaar M / frIb
8IomIt oe er ct beili9t Glue, men uaar
SrlIaten blioer moben, bd er Oct, Wtoz
roen ~bespuber; men bet er .beorspeltgt
meo al ben Srugt. iom gaar ttIipiIoe.
Ser bltroe bore en- goo SIaos for en-
priftig Ra11o at opfere ct ~"9anuerp."
2artbef beromtrins fan eubmu faaeS for
en- me9et rimelig %rts. llbprfet &ano
ira $3.50 til $500 pr. Acre o9 beIptS
opbprteoe Sarme ira $500 til $1,000
pr. acre. SilIIut en- peulig StIien til
8ebattionen % SlaDets 2Giere it'd
Sacob grbabI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
sra saset Zen, cimass Co., m,inn.

u HNWtNM .E"HL H8# NLl.
III Gage Der / llscn CT.
Ut ieIp Sc andre liz;
Sbi Sirsbne. Sreoaa. bpcr iirr
Sar altin "Gpt" mep iig.
Rnar Sirsnns fonmer mcb Seiteo
Sra ale, ficrn % nGr,
Sau fslger Sreoag uebie mes,
Som er ps Iiec firr,
Is Soften OF "Seo arnsR" pt
San babe S~iSsiorbrip;
Rnnoeg lGie fan beri
oanpel Tom OF hans Gip, 4,
Ser begac iinoe 9rrins innS
ga ofte Carbon gpo.
Ga bruate ina enbper fit Yuno
5an Iig Ct uarre Loo.
Sbi Sarmereu er 2auoets Rarp,
Com bolber Oct ilipc.
60 better iaa en- heriis aro.
SpiS Sub pil Sptie sioc.
Sa Aoinoen % / 9laoct bar
Maugeu goo S~eileoning,
COM benoc til itpr Stefte or
8 belle fin Srsbolnuins.
Ga "llogipcren" ieIp bnn er
en- belitebt norf Serion,
Com, a9ter ale os enbper
o. lite latter non.
Sau eIiter ieIp 1T eaet Sdno
Gin egen @pro o. Stamnte.
Ga ban er init ben rette ManS,
60 ies aisr init Oct %iarnntc.
Sa mango Sat, Sr. logiper,
Sor hpab Sc mig bar lenot.
"6amtlielrsuiug er ei TOR,
Ga alt. Der itnar, or peut.
Sa og Den "6sNieISoagsbog" ''lsu
Or ret ell Yrpn foriduo.
90 MART Dig. 2rier, iaa min %en:
@oesus fieunc aauo.
SRit Gi9t ieg iaa bill ence Der
60 nit "Selsb" tupienoe.
% euite ale. bocr ii4r
Git @nbt iii 2ipets Snee.
Soe, enb Ic9 bar libt yipt ttIbn8e,
Com ugian ieie5 bsr berttl,
Sm Sd9teu, ION Il Dc forage.
Ser Sipet Ipt'liet fere oil.
SIiper @clunm her ON Sd9cn
Slep buuoct peb CT beligt Suuno,
90 bet forouDrcr belle Sagcn:
Serreuitle D NJ IN Mann
Gin Suitru tro ban lrpeo Bare,
90 beuue @iua Slicu par.
Ga Bet for beuoe q Ell we're;
Sln idntme Ssfte til BAN 'nor.
Saitor Sborieu, bin ben gunlIc,
Sen bGoerIt9e Sroets Mare.
San piIoe benz on Srbet Jamie
ga tulte til Dem ont 0lios auuo.
Scr cr Oct goot al bare, perrt."
Set, Iom beticuot. bar Ycbers Orb.
Sor gber, iagbe ban, mda bet o9re
en- Sgre at iiooe peb Subs goro.
90 bette Hal "tIIpisIc tic,
Sm ! bill fel9e Serrens SGre;
Set Der ri trp De, hi oa ifnl Ic
Spap fan bel iterre sore bare.
8 @ubl pGr on Dem bulb o8 mIIo % n
Ga lGr benz SIG at tieroe,
UT DC / 8erbeuS &iIbifab og uro
Sig til Sia maa penoe.
PIT De / 0tcps og Nobgang moa
Reb Sig foreueoe / Saminno ltod,
Sau at, nodr &ioets Aften BONNER,
Sc itue fan en- eoi9 CONNER
60 aitio image faa hos Sig
Gin Sali9beo / Simmerig.
9ernbarS StoItcnberg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18

Ippclretten / Rciu YOrf bar itao.
iuitet Common moo Anartiiteu so.
bann Mott, iom MI maa u0ione i'm
Strai - ct Mars 6Tn8ieI - Tor /
lit gIao at bare opegget Iine Ne
uingsiPller til at beBaa Noro.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
correspondence

aonntpnianarn @H apn % aSuss mas th be nmSas oupn TIL be hr life .nsaHs aransH.
msd Hsodhonfh Saona n hh bheo HenrheHpt msomtnbu phhmmRnn aprnppnNu enter
= bet mHW eeaMoneHm moR mt Gana ps abnsku. y
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18


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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18

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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18

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DC.
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lei.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
MilliOnaires' Wild Ride.

Lexington, Ky, May Fora dis
lance of two miles a team of horses
ran with James B. Haggin, henoted
financier and turf man, this after
noon, who, accompanied by his wife,
was returning to the city from his
new home, Green Hills, in this coun-
ty. Had it not been for the presence
of mind and courage OF Mrs Haggin,
both might have been killed. The
aged millionaire's young wife, who is
an expert horsewoman, assisted him
with the lines and they managed to
keep the team in the road.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
To Suspend Cattle Shipping.

Denver, Colo. May Net a single
head oi cattle was sold itthe Denver
market Yesterday and the commits
sion men, although without eXcep-
ton. wired To their customs in all
parts OF the West not 20 ship cattle,
hogs or sheep TO the markets in this
city, Kansas City. Omaha or Chi
cago.
Commission men IN other cities are
understood to have taken similarar-
ton.
Many thousands O. head are on
their way to market and three or
four days viii pass before theefiect OF
the orderis fplf, but, ut the beginning
of next weak, littie or no stock will
be Offered at the parking centers.
Commission men and stock owners
-t tttt tire, trtttr tkrtt His tffifttt
action because Of the raid made 10y
the rattle trust on prices uf stock.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
A Most Liberal Offer.

The st. Louis Mirror is a twenty
eight page paper, in magazine form,
edited by William Marion Reedy, as
sisted by staff of contributors COM
prising the best writer's and literary
authorities on all current subjects,
social, religious, scientific, financial,
literary or artistic.
The Mirror is a weekly review OF
men and affairs; "a treasury of short
stories and good poetry; paper in
which the best books, best plays and
best music are ably reviewed, and all
topics OF contemporary interest are
given careful attention. 1t is the up
to-date paper for the merchant, the
teacher, the professional man, the
student, the politician, as well as for
woman and the home.
If you will send us Zoe, in silver OF
stamps, We will mail the Mirror to
your address for ten weeks.
The MIRROR,
st. Louis, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
Rocr Peace Movement.

prctrrin, May 1.-The g neral
meeting of he Rocrleaders, at which
a final decision on The subject OF the
peace negotiations is expected will
take place M Xcrc,iiging, Tmnsraal
MAY L.. not May -, rs announced
Yesterday from here.
1t is officially asserted that suhSe-
uucnt To the deliberations OF the
Borr leaders at Ncrecnigipg they will
proceed 10 Pretoria and deliver to
Lord Kit, Nnrr their decision in re-
gard to the peace tcrmsthey are pre-
pared to accept,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
Sailors are Released.

Venice. May 2.-Officers of the
cruiser Chicago recently imprisoned
on IA charge of resisting the police,
were released to-day from prison.
They were pardoned by the king
The men went aboard the cruiser ac-
companied by the American consul
here and Ambassador Meyer. The
Chicago left Immediately for Trieste.
Captain Dayton ordered the four
officers and their fellow marine pris-
oners put III irons a. soon as they
boarded the cruiser.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08

The Lamar Democrat very aptly
says: Whatever the republicans
may state about Missouri's public
debt, everyone admits that it was
the republicans who made it and the
democrats who paid it off" To this
the Nevada Mail adds: "The republi.
cans made the debt, hence they have
a right to talk about it. The demo.
Gratis paid it, so the credit is to that
party for good business management
honest and economical methods EN-.
ployed."
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
Great Tobacco Trust.

Ntw York RI, \ ;}n.-FheA World
says that an important movement
has been made for the control of the
tobacco market Of lie world by one
great trust. BY "A new arrangement
the Continental Tobacco company
and the American Cigar company
will become practically one. Officials
announce that the Continental will
buy the entire output OF the Ameri,
can Cigar company and that the
companies will maintain separate or
ganizations. James i. Duke is presi
dent ui the Consolidated Tobacco
compnny. which controls the Con
Gncntal anu tie American Tobacco
companies, and is also president o
both companies.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
K. |. Lindsay Indicted.

Kansas City. Mo. April 3O,-R. L.
Lindsay. who acquired notoriety
throughout the West and Southwest
two years ago as the claimant OF ex-
tenSive lands in Oklahoma under an
old Spanish grant, was indicted to-
dnv hv the federal grand Jury here ON
two cuuutS ilr using liz mails To de-
fraud.
Lindsay has been . rralestate deal
81 in Kansas City for IA number oi
years. ON 1.-THE strength OF his claim
l.uG+ ulO acres Of hand in Beaver
county. okla. nearly ajl Of which
was subject 10 entry under tn" home
stead laws. we're offered f.r sale, ant
much ui it was disposed of. rhrprr
sons who sud- the hand asserted that
th.v derived their authority from d
land grant made hy the MrNicar
government ON Nu"rA H. 1852. I,
John Charles RralcS and Jesse Nam
iunl EcyMrh. Mexican subjects he
spite the fact that the supreme cour
held that the title To the land wal
never perfected, warranty teed'
/ tran,irrrh 9 portions Of III" hnd'
from Lindsay To vorinn, r"rson
were filed For r,curd in Beaver coun
ity, aud thus n questionable claim e
title was started. Lindsay sent cir
culars through the mails to promote
the Sale, and his brought about h,
prus ,cu,ion 10y the government
Lindsey appeared III court to.da,
land pleaded not guilty Hcwasgiv
len rjN tomorrow to furnish bond.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
tvclOnc in Iowa.

nes Moiucs, May Traditional de-
tails ui the cyclone that visited Dcca-
tnr county last night state that II
dozen iam houses in its path were
wrecked and that three members ot
one nmi)y residing east 81 Nanwort
Sustained broken limbs, Three SENS
OF B. II. Williams, a farmer residing
northwest Of Weldon. are reported
missing Ills murninm
At Hayarl twenty houses were
wrecked, David Harden was the
only m1u seriously injured,
-Four persons we're badly hurt at
Nurlrrwurt, where several houses
were blown down, The cyclone
struck the residence ui J. ", Munirni,
a farmer living four mile, southeast
Of l.oIrville, in the northwest section
LOT TIE state, at ) o'clock last night
/ iujuring Mmirni, lis wife and their
! i ur children. The mother will die
The house ana outhuildngs wer,
demolished
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
Wants Change of Venue.

Little Rock, Ark, May l.-Gov.
JEFF Davis returned Unexpectedly
from New York today. He gave the
following reasons for the sudden ter
minatiun of his trip:
Il wanted to get home soon aspos-
sible TO answer the charges preferred
against me in the Second Baptist
church Of Little Rock. | would rath-
er take change Of venue il | could
get it, but know o. no such usage in
the Baptist church. | would prefer
to he tried by my home church at
Russellvilie, where | was raised since
childhood, and | believe that my
home church would be dad 10 receive
me as a member to-day, notwith.
standing he vile charges preferred
against me in the Second Baptist
church OF Little Rock by some one
too cowardly to sign his name to the
charges. >
Messrs. f B. Trustworthy, George
Letter and Stephen Evans were ap
pointed by the Second church to-da y
to notify Gov. Davis of the charges
preferred against him.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08

There is disposition on the part
of democrats of Bates to accord to
Judge Graves, as a candidate for SUI
preme Judge, the customary privilege
of not only selecting his own dele
gates, but also the right to protest
against the selection of delegates to
any other convention who might be
antagonistic to his interests. 1t is
the way counties generally deal with
home candidates, and it preserves
harmony in the county and the par
ty.-Bates Co. Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
AMERICANS THE AGGRESSORS.
Venice Papers Say They We're in Riot.
Jog Mood.

Rome. MAY 2.-Disputches say the
Kings pardon for the rioting MEM
hers of the crew ol the United States
cruiser Chicago has arrived and that
the order for the prisoners release
has lccn issued.
This closes the Incident So IA: rs
Italy is concerned. hut the United
States is pledged TO punish thu Of
iendrrS in accordance with the cnor-
nifty Of the oiirnSe,
ThoIe is noslmpajhl fnrthe Amer
leans in any quarter. Evcnthe Amer
I i.an colony has 40 good words For
them since the circumstance Of the
| trouble became known. The iccliug
| is general that the Americans We're
Hooking for trouble and found it,
4 Nruirr newspaper publishes the
following arcouut Of H. riot;
The members ui the crew OF the
Chicago seem tn have lost their
heads the moment they touched the
! Venetian sell They formed into
groups ami hrgan tofre qneut hotels,
eating houses, drink shopsand cafes,
buying things which they refused to
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
Gates TO Help Poor Boys.

Chicago, May John W. Gates
has become interested in poor boys
who wander about the streets with
no opportunity for education. He
gave $4,000 toward rural home
for boys where the environment will
be ideal and the training excellent.
Millionaires Of the Commercial
Club have subscribed a total of S50,-
600
A farm will be bought Immediately
and construction Of buildings begun.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
Wafer Sues CONGRESSMAN.

Washington, April 3O.-Congress
mani. j. Butler, Of Missouri, ismade
the defendant in suit for $40, 900
damages. instituted today in the
district supreme court by August
Scholz, waiter at "a local hotel.
Srholz alleges that while serving the
Missourian Mt the hotel Saturday the
latter assaulted him. lie says Mr.
Butler used vila and abusive language
toward him and struck him heavy
blow with II water bottle.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08

pacca a IL. in -Elural Las II In
nous place in the history Of British
India. Ii is situated lIO miles north
east # Calcutta.
In the seventeenth century it was
the capital Of Bengal. In 1900 it
had population of 100000 and
wasnotcd for il product of fine mus
luS. which were known us "woven
wind.
Growing imports of Manchester
cattunS ruined its Industries. howev'
or, and 10y 1891 the population had
dwinllrd to $4,000,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08

The Austrian army has an active
general WHO is % years old. This is
Field Marshal Lieutenant Baron
Schwartz-Mcillpr, who has been an
officer sevcnty-Iour years and fifty
years n general, lie is onoofthc five
officers s,iII alive who marched from
Lemherg to Naples with their lug.
gage on their hacks.-EX.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08

Don't despair because you have a
weak constitution. The vitalizing
principle OF IIerline will assuredly
strengthen it. In every drop of Her
bine there is life. There is stimu-
lating, regenerating power, unequal
ed in the whole range Of medicinal
preparations. Price, 30 cents.-H.
l.. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-08

Children who are weak, fretful or
Troublesome should be given few
doses OF Whites >Cream Nermiiuge.
They will then become strong,
healthyand active, have rosy cheeks,
bright eyes, will he happy and laugh
ingall the day long, Price, 25cents.
IL. l.. Tu, kyr.