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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15
Furniture and Stoves.
Hardware and Groceries.

Full size steel scoop shovel 75c.
Coal shovellarge size worth Toe at Csc
Good solid spade worth Coo at 4sc.
Good potato fork worth 65c at 4Sc.
Mound City axe 81 to4hlbs worth
75c at SOC.
Norvel shapleigh diamond edge ak
worth 90c at 73c.
Cracker jack axe 3X to Az ID worth
Soc at soc.
Norvel .shapleigh diamond edge,
none better, 81 10 at CSC.
Shapleigh double fitted axe worth
81 at soc.
20 in. comet hand saw worth SOC
at 39c.
27.in. sterling hand saw worth Csc
ut 4Sc.
20 in. tip top patent tempered and
ground worth 95c at SOC.
2S-in No. 8 Diston 4 Sons saw
worth 200 at,$1.75.
% in. Henry Diston & Sons Key.
atone saw worth 3 90 at 81 "a.
Good sausage grinder or meat cut.
ter worth so nj S1.35.
Stebbins molasses faucet or oil gate
worth 4Oc at 25c.
Hame staples wrought iron worth
&c at &c, two for Sc.
Screw cockeyes * in. Japanned
worth 8 Tor &c.
2h-in. hame staple worth SC, for Sc
Wire ring, bride bit with 15c at 12c
Belmont rubber mouth bit worth
24c at 1Sc.
Belmont race bit worth 35c at zoe
Filch sash locks worth 10c at DC,
3 for 25c.
2x2h in plain finished loose pin
door hinges &c.
3x2h in. plain finish loose pin door
hinges &c.
313 in. plain finish loose pin door
hinges Sc
3h x3h in. Japaned loose pin hinge Sc
AKA in. Jspanned loose pin hinge
18c, 2 for 35c
Yale night lock worth 81 at SIC.
Rim door lock porcelain knob
worth 24c at 19c.
Diamond mortice lock worth Csc
at 45c.
Porcelain rim, knobs worth 15c at Sc
Nickel call bell worth Csc at 19c.
1902 wonder Ratchet with soc at 35c
Lathing Ratchet worth SOC at soc.
Good wire cutter and plyers worth
SOC at 34c.
Carpenters pinchers worth Csc at 45c
Spring shears worth Csc at 45c.
Hog ringers worth 25c at 18c.
Hog rings worth 25c at 23c per
hundred.
ADJ edge hammers worth 15c at 1Oc
Carpenter auger brace SOC at SOC
~ cartridge short +" 15c at 14c
80 O s cars'g short " 4Oc at 34c
Shot ell sizes worth 10c at &c Or ID
Lantern globes worth l4c at Sc.
Good lanterns worth 4Oc at 23c.
Tubular lanterns worth Csc at 4Sc.
Oolu UiaSt $l.Z0 az Voc
Rope halter Sc at SC
Web halter 34c at 24c
Leather halter 9Oc at 75c
Fair leather halter $1.25 at 95
All SC cigars &c; oil Ioc cuts tobacco Qc.
Guns.
Good 20 rife worth 800 at 81 4s
Stevens MAYNARD Jen. % rife worth
8 so at $2.73.
Stevens crack shot % rife worth
500 at 1896.
Good single shotgun With So t4.9e
Good double $50 at 8 &c
Line OF double guns 1880, IA OC
and $1S, to close out at first cost.
Line Of ladies and misses rainproo
mackintoshss and coats at first cost
to cloee ont.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15
The Big Butler CAST Department Store


EVERY ITEM LEADER Every Price Bargain herein quoted WE DO SELL GOODS
CHEAPER ANY CREDIT HOUSE
article
less than and fancy goods familiar
prices of.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
b. WARRANTY DEEDS

b WARRANTY DEKDs.
From Oct 8 to IA inclusive.
Antienette jenkins to Ada Defoe pt blk p
Butler 81, $50.
FEE Sears ct al to Bobbitt lots 10 and IL
blk II and lots II and Il blk sprsgue s2ss.
W II hexroad to D Andes lot los Adrian
ESQ.
L Martin to PHILIPPE Bros lot Is blk Is
Amoret go.
EliRsney to W Bobbitt pit lot Is blk IL
sprague $40
H Weldln tos Kash lot / blk Burdett
$500.
sR Reasley ct al to NJ Phillips lot 10 blk
Glasgow Ad Hill SIS.
LIS Keirsey to NJ M Greer A sec 10 Spruce
81, 400.
wR Scott to L M Scott lots I and 5 blk
Recess Ad Hume OIL.
John Wrightto W Wilson pit lot A2 and
lot a4s Adrian $3.50.
wv Darby to A H Brooks lots 10, IL and IL
blk % and lots l. ., and blk 20 Foster sls.
Jennie Fancher to Allen 10 A rec Is d
Greek ell25.
sA Mcclellan to Chapman lot blk ssse-
phens Sub Butler s545.
AID Harms to W Minton as A zee 81 Homer
900.
TN Buckles to Adell Bsdslsy lot 1 blks
wyatts Ad Butler ea5.
TNBuckles to J N sallse pit blk wystts "A
Butler el6s.
John Trimbls 10 y n Lester trast ~ q Nj
Pleasant ol5O.
CIV Shove to W H Lliubridss 100 ~ 10
Charlotte eloo.
II Il stannsld to L swarsas lot blk q W
Side Ad Butler 600.
WIN Nufus to John Les IS A 80 Il Pleasant
Gap 400.
NO Steele 10 @ Il Edwards pt lot blu WI.
uams I'd to Butler 1900.
NM stoddard to Geo Hsndsssea lx . 90
IA Rockville.
Prudence wooden to = Maxwell % . go
Walnut eseo.
FL Delhi 70 II Dsihl 90 ssss = a.A uP.
Gsp 4, 80.
FL Delhi to q q Dsihl ies sss u Hudson
flora y Tucker to = 4 Bennett pt lot bib
CoueAss "a Butler eiAoo.
Rieh Hill Coal AMin'g Co b T Insie. n a
secs II end 10 0sase eaeoe.
= HCoal Ming Co TO 7 Eaglss n . ses II
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15

Among the out Of town lawyers
with business before our court during
the past wesk were: Judge Stephen
3. Allsn, Of Topeka, KansaS.
B. g. Thurman, q. Z. Noors
and B. ". Timmons, Lamar; J. B.
Cob, Joplin; B 7. Raisy, Har.i,op.
vills; B. B. Rua, Marshall; Cyru,
Cfons and R. L. Brigham, Kanaes
City; Geo. Temptation, ]. T.. H.I..
and ". B: Dawson, Rich Hill: n =.
Wolis end A. ]. Smith, Adrlan. (
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15

Ladiesssxtra sizes heavy ribbed
union suits worth 75c at Csc. -.
Ladies ribbed vests and pants all
sizes worth SAC at 24c each.
Ladies famous fit-wellpsnts or vest
worth 65c. at SOC.
Ladies half-wool fit well ribbed vest
or pants worth S1.19 at 9Sc.
Ladies black all wool equestrian
tights worth LIS at 81 49,
Misses combination suits drop
seat ribbed aud fieeced WITH SAC at 24c
Misses heavy combination suits
drop seat ribbed and feeced worth
65c at 4Sc.
Misses heavy gray shirts or draw
ers at Acc each, SOC a suit.
Mems extra heavy undershirts ribbed
and fleecsd worth Csc at SOC.
Mems extra heavy drawers ribbed
and fieeced worth Csc at SOC.
Mems gray undershirts good weight
worth 25c at 15c.
Mems white ribbed undershirts
worth 25c at zoe. 49,
Boys undershirts or drawers worth
35c at 24c.
Boys heavy union snits ribbed and
fleeced worth 65c at SOC.
Safety Pins all sizes, best quality worth
SC at &C.
Hats.
Boys good wool hat new styles
worth 34c at 24c.
Boys fine wool hat drab color worth
4Sc at 3Sc.
Boys fine dress hat worth Coo at 45c.
Mems black wool hat good quality
worth 65c at SOC
Mems famous COW boy hat leather
trimmed worth $1.19 at Csc.
Mems fine monarch hat worth 1.50
at $I.23.
Mems fine Globe brand hat worth
l ,65 at $1,39.
Mems famous Statesman hat worth
2 80 at 81 90.
Red cross hat worth 275 cheap at
1928.
Thoroughbred hat the best $3 in
the world at $2,4S.
Big Line Of Mems. bow ties, swell stuff
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15

Ladies Jackets.

Fine black kersey jacket worth
$50 at 81 As.
Ladies fine gray jacket close fitting
worth 4 % at 81 80.
27.in. fine black melton box coat
new sleeves worth 6 so at 81 10.
81 in. fine castor melton loose fit.
trimmed skirt, velvet collar worth
$50 at SEAS.
27-in. castor melton fancy trimmed
sleeve, loose fit, velvet collar worth
800 at $6.4S
27.in. castor melton divided dou.
BILE cape collarless with cord and
tassel worth 8 90 at 81 4S.
27-in. castor melton satin trimmed
collarless loose fit worth 300 at
$9.49.
32.in. black melton Louis XVI
style small velvet collar worth II 90
at 1894.
27.in. black Zibelene collarless
loose fitting box coat worth 1880
at 80 80.
81 in castor Louis XVIstyle, satin
lined velvet collar trimmed skirt
1900 at $12.9S.
30 in. Louis XVI. style black Zibe.
lene divided cape fancy tab trimmed
worth 1900 at SIS.
"a in. black Zibelene Louis XVI
style heavy satin lined circular skirt
divided cape collarless with stoles
worth $500 at $40 SO.
Misses Cloaks.
83.in. length size 6 to IA years
9 in. cape trimmed 10 white braid
worth 400 at $1.73.
32-in. red melton Sin. collar braid
and button trimming 4 to IA worth
$50 at $2.73.
Long loose At double divided cape
braid trimmed 4 to Ia worth 4.50 at
$3.95.
Misses long Zibelene divided cape
fancy sleeve blue and green 6 to IA
worth 6 80 at IS.
Misses collarlsss faxed Zibelene
fancy sleeve divided cape stole trim
8 to IA worth 1000 at % so.
Misses light col melton. fancy cape
tab trim 10 to IA with $40 at % 81
Ladies 27-in. best plush cape iul
trimmed we'll lined 4 so at % 90.
Ladies 3O.in. fine plush cape fur trim
and lined worth G. so ct 4 95.
Best Brass Pins foil size and coup
worth SC at &C.
Underwear.
Ladies' ribbed union suits ell size
worth 34c at 25c.
Ladies heavy ribbed union suit
ali sizes worth 64c at 4Sc.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15
Duck and Covert Coats.

GOOD duck coat with DIN. collar
worth $1,25 at Csc.
Good covert coat Gin. collar all
sizes 81 to A worth 1.50 at 81 %,
Extra heavy covert coat Tin. collar
&c to A worth 2 90 at $3.50.
Mems heavy ulster covert coat Tin.
collar 3. so at $2.95.
Boys duck coat worth 81 at 15c.
Boys heavy covert coat worth
l % at 81 90.
Men" loans pant. 70, 81 and 80
waist worth 81 at soc.
Big line of Mems and Boys Caps to
Close at a price.
Gloves.
Mems 10 OF cotton flannel gloves
tn Zoe at &c, 3 for zoe.
Mems - OF cotton flannel gloves
worth 13c at 10c.
Mems goat gloves canvas gauntlet
worth SAC at 25c.
Mems plain goat gloves good quail
ity worth 35c at %.
Mems water proof glove worth 65c
at SOC.
Mems calf skin gloves heavy weight
worth 65c ut SOC.
Mems fine gauntlet gloves best
quality worth 1.25 at 81.
Mems Mocha (off color one dollar
quality at soc.
Cotton Batting.
Rock River bait opens out 3x7 It
worth &c at sc.
Rock River bait opens out Ski It
worth 12c at 10c.
Rock River full ID opens out 3x7
1t worth 15c at 12hc.
Rock River fleece 3 lbs opens out
3x7 IT worth SOC at 45c.
27-in. outing flannel dark colors
worth &c at &c.
27-in. outing flannel all colors
worth 7Hc at exc
% in. outing flannel all col worth
10c at 8hc.
2S-in Amoskeg outing worth 12hc
at 10c.
2s.in. plain gown flannel worth
lac at 12kc.
36!in. Fruit Of tho loom bleached
muslin &c.
SO in. Lonsdals bleach muslin &c.
SO in. good-nuif bleach muslin 6kc,
36in. Lonsdale cambria bleach 12Hc
Good cotton flannel SC, 8Hc, 1Oc
and 12kc, last years prices.
Heavy 12.os. Mitten flannel 19c.
Heavy 28-in. al linen towel crash
at 7Hc. Other grades Sc, &c, 10c
&c. lac, 24c . yard.
Table Linen.
Big line Of mill ends IL to 3 yG
lengths.
] 66-in. hali.bleach all linen worth
Coo at SOC.
66.in. hsli-blsach ell linen worth
| soc at SOC.
66-in. hali.bleach all linen wortl
75c at 64c.
72-in. hall bleach all linen wortl
BIC at 73c.
Big line ranging from 25c to Soc
The Mc(}ee afliuatable voka unday
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15
CI0aks and FurS.

We show the most elegant line OF
these goods ever shown in Butler.
AZ in, fine electric seal boa worth
81 30 at soc.
Ain. fine black coma boa worth
1893 at 81 As.
Big line of boas black an bro worth
800 and 3 80 at 81 so.
80 in. black flat boa satin lined s
tails, cord and tassel, worth 900 at
s. 90.
96.in. brown fiat boa, satin lined
8 tails, cord and tassel worth 1000
at sos.
81 in. stone martin fiat boa, s
tails, worth II 80 Mt 50 AZ
9)-in. mink boa, fiat 6 tails, cord
and tassel worth Il 90 al $l2.4S.
80 in wool seal fiat satin lined 3
tails cord aud tassel Is GOAT SLABS.
You must see this line OF furs to
appreciate them, Why pay fancy
prices for the same goods.
200 yds standard spool cotton worth SC
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15

skirt 1.50 to 50.
Good line of undertakes SOC to
$1.4s.
Blankets.
Big line from soc to IS a pair. i,
Merritt's sterilzed wool health
comforts 2 95 to 81 4S.
Good line ofcomiorts1 90 to $1.75.
The best line OF school hosiery ever
shown. i
Ladies fleece black Cat hose. the
best, 24c to 4Sc.
Ladies ribbed hose DC. lie, 1oc and
24c.
Good line iascinators, tam o'shsn
ters and wool squares.
Outing Flannel Gowns at old prices.
See our 24c, 4Sc and soc Warner
corssts.
Shoes! Shoes!!
Cut prices on shoes. We can save
you 20 per cent on your footwear.
Try US, and be convinced. Our prices
on overshoes the lowest.
Old Colony or Bostons for men CSC
Old Colony or Bostons for ladies 73c
Get prices on rubber and felt goods
Furniture and Stoves.
just received a car Of furniture,
and the prices will surprise you, lower
than ever, come and see 1t.
Stoves-All stoves must be closed
out in the next 60 days; some inter.
esting prices on the best qualities
ever made.
Big line OF carpets at old prices
while they last.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15
A Big Farm Sale.

The 479 acre farm owned by wm.
E. Walton, and situated in johnson
county, Kan, was sold this week for
fifty dollars an acre to parties living
in olathe, Kan, $23, $50. The farm
Is situated 10 miles vest OF Less
Summit. Mo-, and about three miles
west OF the state line.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

10 pieces 81 in. cotton plaids for
school dresses worth 15c to 25c at
10c and 12hc
6 pieces 36-in. jacquard hali-wool
dress goods worth 35c at 24c.
s pieces A in, blrck jacquard half.
wool worth 45c at 34c.
6 pieces Ain. Atwood Zibeline
plaids worth Toe at 4Sc..
10 pieces 40 in. Atwood plain suit
ings worth 64c at SOC. a
4 pieces 54-in. black, blue, gray and
green ashland skirting with S5 at CSC
pieces 4S in. strietly new MORE
xibelenes worth lie at 81.
52,in. strictly new novelty zibelene
worth 1,35 at 81, 10. The swell things
tor ladies suits or skirts.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-15
Fancy Silks in Short Lengths.

About 200 yards 40c, 5Oc and O4c
silks in fancy and plain at 24c.
$50 yards 75c, and Soc wasting
silks at 49c.
200 yds 90c, LOO and l 10 fancy
wasting soc.
27.in. fine black taifeta guaranteed
silk worth 95c at Soc.
36.in. fine black tsffeta silk worth
i 20 at 81.
36 in. fine black guaranteed taffeta
worth l - at 1925.
27in. heavy peau de sole, black
only, worth 10 at 81.
36.in. fine black peau de sole silk
worth l 30 at $1.19.
36-in. extra heavy black peau de
sole worth It's at $1.34.
100 yds Spool Silk Worth loc at &c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
Merchants and Manufacturers.

A meeting will be held in the Uni
yersity building at milwaukee, to or
gant2o n state association Of NOR
chants aud manufacturers. Each city
will be entitled to two representatives
mt the meeting, The object Of the new
association is to organize So rs to act
nnitedly ON ayy measure that may he
for the merchants and manufacturers
of the state, and to secure protection
against any legislation opposed to
to their interests,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
2:29 Trot-Purse $780,.

larshaIl, Midland City, Mich
e. VIM. James, Linden
{. II. Mckcrnan, Plattevillo
< Wood, Brandon, Manitoba
-. A. Bishop, PlattcvilIe
II. IL. Richards, Dodgevilll
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
LlMin i. IirNnI1i .

1t Is not often that death brings
sorrow to SO many hearts rs that of
Edwin +. Bryant His has been Il
busy and n useful life, much of which
has been devoted to the service Of his
country, IN state aud nation, His rec.
ord ms u soldier i one OF brave and
honorable service. Ills literary pro.
duets, his legal publications and com,
ptlations are all n TT monument to his
industry and ability, hut moro en-
during than all of these, will be the
Impress of his noble nature ON the
community.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
William Dawson

died at his home in Shullsburg at two
o'clock on last Tuesday morning,
after a long illness from cancer.
About a year and a half ago symp-
toms of the disease began to appear
in the mouth and he gradually grew
worse until death relieved him from
his suilerings. During all his sick
ness he endured his affection with
Christian fortitude. He was born
near Dubuque, Sept ., 1910, and in
his boyhood he came with his parents
to Shullsburg, where he continued TO
reside to the time of his death. He
was married in 1864 to Miss Kate
Odgers Of Mineral Point, who with
three sons and five daughters survive
him. Pick and Cad.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
Stratnan.AhheN.

Dodgeville Sun: Miss Maud Abbey
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Abbey and George Staatman. young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. STRAIT
man, Sr., were quietly married at the
parsonage by Rev. G.. Cook, Wednes-
day evening. Both bride and groom
are well known and popular young
people. They will reside on Clarence
street and will begin housekeeping
immed iately.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
Jumping on the Solons

Manitowoc Pilot; Ed Kelley, the
secretary Of the Manitowoc County
Industrial Association, has been sue
cessfu and secured the governor as u
drawing card for the fairs He will
attend ON the second day; como aud
see him in his worlds greatest act OF
jumping on the legislature.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
AGAINST ASSET CURRENCY.

A. j, Frame, president OF the Wau'
kesha National Bank, a man with
we'll earned reputation for indepen
dent thought and action, has acquired
national fame on account OF the able
address which he delivered at the
recent meeting Of the Wisconsin
bankers association, in Milwaukee
Congressman G. N. Fowler was pres
ent and championed the new tangled
currency measure which bears his
name. Mr.. Frame, in his address,
took strong ground in opposition tc
asset currency and all other forms OF
imitation. He not only made out n
strong case against the Fowler bill
but also medically told his hearers
many wholesome truths In regard to
currency and currency legislation in
general. The Waukcsha Dispatch
says:
" The paper read by Mr. Frame be-
fore the Wisconsin bankers assOci-
alton Mt Milwaukee last week has
been largely quoted from and most
favorably commented upon by the
metropolitan newspapers Of the
country. Besides this Mr.. Frame has
received large number Of letters
from leading bankers and business
men, commcndatory of his opposition
to the asset currency scheme and
requesting u copy Of his address.
,,I IA "A a
been most fattcrng. One prominent
banker writes Mr.. Frame that his
bold stand against the asset currency
scheme has we'll earned him the secrc-
taryship Of the treasury, position
for which he Is unquestionably com
pctent. The address Is TO be printed
Ia pamphlet form for general distribu-
tiOn.
Mr.. Frame certainly deserves to be
commended for the stand which he
has taken against measure which
IL enacted into law would not only
initiate the currency but would also
lessen the security of deposiJors in
national banks 1t Is the private
citizens public duty to consider
proposed measures Of legislation aud
To speak ont his mind In good hard
words. Had the Sherman silver bill
been properly considered by the
whole country In 1900 when n few
gold democrats Numbered against 1t,
doubtless it would not have become n
law, aud It's baneful effects would
not have been felt IN the panic Of 1903,
While the question Of monetary
standard has been fairly settled and
may he safely allowed to rest for !
while, there are u number Of currency
schemes which are being pushed to the
front aud demand attention. They
should be carefully inspected by the
public before any of them arc allowed
To go on the statute books. III
directing the peoples attention sharp.
~ to these mcaaurcra Mr. Frame
has performed m important public
service.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
Collar Bone Broken.

Belmont Success: Willie Simmons
met with an accident Saturday that
will lay him up for some time. He
was riding bicycle down grade when
he ran into deep rut and was thrown
from the seat onto the hard ground
with such force as to break his collar
bone. This makes the third time this
bone has been broken, and Willie, no
doubt, hopes that it Will be the last.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20

The impression is growing that
General Miles is not altogether re-
tired
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
Property For Sale,

Home and one acre of land, in the
southwest part of the city, good barn
and wood house, all in good repair,
good well on premises. For par
tculars inquire Of owner Jos. Arthur,
or at Arthur q Whites hardware
store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
Maria &C and Divorce Problems

Marriage and Divorce Problems
in the Sunday Sentinel in nj ne fear
less articles. Kate Thyson Mari tells
the truth aud the whole truth. Lead
ing diyines of all denominations ex-
press opinions. Do you want to
know why it should be as difficult to
become welded as to secure divorce?
Just look in the Sentinel and see. :"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20

President Roosevelt has invited
John G., Carlisle to visit oyster Bay
and talk over the proposed currency
measure. A very creditablc move ON
the part of the president A better
move, however, would 10 to ask Mr.,
Carlisle TO assist in preparing tariff
revision bill,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20

Man Ervine Tablets. The nerve
tonic for men and women. Build up
the system and make you feel bright
and cheerful. J. A. Meserole.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
Two-Hear-Old Trot-Purse $3.50

.,,... +, \ Elliott, DodgcviIIe
/, Walker x Co., Frccport, III
Townsend & Look, Shullsburg
Dyer & lIoSbindcr, lancaster
-. l.. +. Fainter, Mcnomince
!, PcnhaIlcgon, Mineral Point
ID. {, Iacka,
as. McCornish, Darlington
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12

tlauiel ein uorldufiseS gnbe bereitete.
gS mar Dor Mqen Der peitutr9tnil9e
republifanH9e Senator gltins, Der
beim S9lub bes lesten gonsreies ies
men 8eweissrinben gleuelanb's gum
Siese pe,balf, bic ii@ 10 Suiammen.
brdnsen laien: Iaes, mas man pou
ginmanberern forbern birfe, 1et f6rs
perli9e unb moralii9e @elunbbeit unb
archaeological; unb etn gu Ser.
bre9en anselester @ebilbeter iei rpeit
gefdbrli6er als eth ebrlt@er l1nsebil=
better. gine iol9e 8tlbunssuori9rift
bebeute cine rabtfale unb permerfide
l1mdnberuns Der Bis iebt BON ben Ser.
etnisten Staateu befolSten Yolttif.
Ote 3eit. ginwanberuns gu beidrdus
ten, neil unier 9anb iberu6ltert iei,
ltese nod In meiter Serne. gine 8il=
bunssprobe pirbe Serabe bic unpin=
i@ensmertbeften Der @inwanberer
ni@t uon unieren @etaben ausi9ltez
BEN, ndmli9 siseQoie ISitatoren, bic
it@ auf's Qeien uao S@reibeu gut
ueriteben. Mnittftuns pon u%uorbnuns
unb @ewalttbat fomme nt6t BON unse'
bilbeten Mrbeitsleuten, ionbern Don
s%ebtlbeten Seberu. Oiele Oarlesun=
gen @rouer gleuelanb's baben beute
nod gang bteielbe 8ebeutuns unb
@u6t pie DOT ie9s Sabren, ais iie
bic 9auptsrunblase Der BON Yrdlibent
glepelanb BET 8eenbisuns ieines amt
li9en Oaleius sesen bic 2obse 8ia
sei9leuberten pernt6tenben 8etobotz
ihQft btlbeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12

= Serr Sreb. StanSl, &aiiirer Der,
Stearns County 9anf, lit SamfaS
0a@t BON ieiner 8eiudsretie nod sos
GnSeles, Gal, no feline @attin BET
ibren @ltern, Serrn II. Srau pb. @rob
ansenebmer @aft lit, mteber mad ct.
@lsub surid. Srau Stansl wirb
erit anfanss Weai bte Seimreiie antres
ten. SEER 9einri@ Ebten, wel9er
tn Der Ibweienbeit bes 9errn Stansl
bic Stele bes ganffalftrers per1ab,
ptrb beute nod 8tsbee, sc. g., aus
ridretfen, mo er einem Banfsei9dft
poritebt. Serr Sbten nimmt bic Bee
item Wanide ieiner uielen ct. gloub
Sreunbe NIT ft9 auf iein Oatota=slrs
bettsfelb.
= 8lumenbdnbler Srant &inbler
reiite Montas In @eiddften mad ben
3miuinssitdbten; ct itebt ii9 fur Elm
umfansrei6es Sribiabrssei6dft Dor.