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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13
paradise plumes

paradise plumes. These are costly TRIM
ming in all the better grades. and since
there is small danger, ia consequence, of
their being overdone, they are held in
high esteem by exclusive dressers. Whole
birds-of-paradise will be employed. top.
the head placed we'll toward the front OF
the hat. the plumes sweeping down over
the back to well below the edge of the
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13
Thirty Years Ago.


Russia sent circular note to tie
powers declining TO recognize the re-
public Of Spain.
Six leaders OF negro mob that had
threatened TO sack Plckettsvllle. Tenn.
were taken from jail N Trenton and
lynched Three negroes were lynched
by a mob at Brookhayen, Miss.
The investigating committee Of the
Plymouth church, Brooklyn. made
report acquitting Henry Ward Bsecher
OF the charges made against him by
Theodore Titon.
Gen. Clusters exploring party, re-
turning from the Black Hills. reached
Lincoln. Neb.. with tales OF the fertile
land and the gold deposits found there.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13
CHAPTER vIII.-fContinued.)

ibid he tell you thatY uttered the
youth, Indignantly, and with much sur
prise. "Then he deceived you, Mary,
most wickedly deceived you. On that
occasion our vessel lay at our rendez-
vous at Manila. Six of our men lay at
tie point of death. and when they heard
that l meant to leave them they wept
like children, and begged me not to for
sake them to death. What could / do:
Phase men had been friends to me. and
know that some OF them would have
laid down their very lives for me in
case of need. / asked Laroon to run
the brig to Silver Bay, but he would
not. l asked him what was to become
of our sick men. His answer was this
Let them die if they will. We can get
new men more easily than we can cure
them l told him to come. and to tell
you that / had remained behind to save
the lives of some OF my suffering fellow
creatures"
'Ohri murmured the maiden. once
more throwing her arms about the
youths neck. Il could not believe all
that he meant for me to believe, but
yet l was sad and unhappy. But l bless
you now. All, Paul. l should have been
happier had l known all before"
Then you may be happy that you
know all now. And if the knowledge of
my truth will make yon happy, be so
ever"
Yes, Paul-happy now" she exclaim-
ed: but how shall the future beg"
. Il know what you mean" And hold
ing his companion so that he could look
into her face. Paul continued 1T was
upon this subject that 1 desired most to
speak. I know that l am not safe here.
But l have resolved not to remain any
longer than j can help. Many a time
could l have fed from the wicked man,
but l had rather die than go alone. Some
time-some time when | can take you
with me-then l will fee from them. Do
you understand me. MaryY
,ss"Yes. Paul"
"And would you flee with meT
iOh, how gladly-how quickly
And when we have fed, would you
be mine for life?"
Everything - everything - for YOU,
Paul, so that | might be free from the
rulc of our dark master"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13
len Years Ago.

Duties aggregating nearly $4,000
were collected AT the custom house IN
Chicago. because Of the rush TO release
bonded goods under the Brice-Gorman
act. 1-alch had become a law.
The Brice wis - IA II bill became a
law without the signasare OF President
Cleveian nd.
II was reported that an English
syndicate was negotiating FOR the pur-
chase OF ali the paper mills in Wiz
eonsin.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13
Prnner Thing.

In society said the young bud,
..the gentleman IS always presented TO
the lady. is he notF'
Yes. sighed the heiress who was
doing her second season. unless be
happens 10 have title. then one must
pay for bins, suppose"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13
Uudoubte<f,y.

.-They say" remarked the old bache-
lor that women tell more lies than
men. Do you believe it,"
Il am not prepared TO admit the
truth OF the assertion" replied the
married man. but II they do it is
probably because they talk more
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13

Dick-No. you're not true friend
or you wouldn't ask me to lend YOU
money. when you know that I haven't
any myself
Slick-But you forget that the only
friends who are willing TO lend money
are the ones that haven't got it TO lend
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13
STYLES FOR MY LADY,
FALL STREET DRESSES WILL Be
PALMER IN DESIGN.
In Afternoon Costumes Fashions for
Autumn Are Much Like Those of Past
Summer-'Tis Thought Silks Will Re-
appear in Course of Winter.

NDICATIOS of
fail and winter
preference is given
in the matter -
hat tri M m j n & S
through the favor
sSoo%Tn du.ing sum-
ner for ostrich
plumes. II b e s e
were on the list of
fashionable medi-
ums from the first,
and from then on
gradually grew in
favor. As they are
quite as well suit
ed to winter modes.
it is clear that
/ h e ir stylishness
will be continued.
OF even higher
grade than at least
all but the very
finest of ostrich
feathers will be
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13

Avoid anger. dlseord. hurry. or any
thing else that exhausts vitality or
oyerstimnIafes: whatever frets. WOE
ries. or robs you OF peace or sleep wiz
make you preuatureIy old.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13

The average man Is very patriotic
when there are war clouds in sight
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-13

A man likes to think that others
think he is better than he is
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
&arnum & 8aileb's Gtreus.
Grobe Sifte bon 9eubeiten.

Wsnn man bic Nnfiinbigungen bon
garnum & Sailep's 9r6Bter S9au.
felung auf @rben betra9tet. tuiro man
gerabe3u burd oas 3OaOhale bes se-
botenen prosramms berbldft. Sie go.
raoe ielbft 1T smeifelsobne Der gr6bte
Strabenauf3ug, Der ie in einem 2anot
geieben muroe.
Sie mddtisen Soppel-M enaserien
NIT ibren 9roBen Gammlunsen ieltsne,
grtsn milbsr Sbisre, psl9s bic Mrito=
tratie bes Sbierrei9s psrtreten, bic
srobe Collection msni9li9sr Wunber,
Die prd9tise Iusteaung Der &riegs=
iGih. Wobele Der Ser. Staaten Ma=
rine, Die &ieisn= @irafsn=9 eerbe, bic
9roBe 9eeroe bon breiBig @lep5anien !.
barunter Elm Struggling nit Der Wutter,
unb ales Nnoere bienen als Doripiel
gu Gem prosramm in benz groben ores
niIden pabiaoH unb MAIDEN ben
Wuni9 rege, man bdtte nod mebr
Mugsn, bamit man alles ieben t0nnte.
Das eisentlide gircus=p rosramm III
einfa9 tupenoi6s. gs besinnt nit els
mem prd9tisen S9auipiel, betiteli
Ser Durbar in Selbi", tpel6ss bic
prd9tiaite uno grobartisfe gntfaltuns
orientaliider pradt uno orientalif9sn
@lan3es 1T, bic man je gefeben. Damn
folst elm iebr langes, umfafenoes unb
ausfihrli9ss prOgramm bon eigentlis
den @ircusnummeru. Die @ei9dfts-
leituns bebauptet, baB ieber i'm Circus
auftretenoe 2infler Elm Star In ieinem
Sad uno Der bette reprdientatips Sar=
Teller in Dem befonoe1sn @ircusatt 1T,
in benz er auftritt. let oieier u equi-
librififder obsr ionfiger Gorm. sc
geniise 81 iagen, oab gmnum & gai=
lep's Circus = ffets bic srDBte G9au-
ffelung auf @roen = fi9 9erabs3u
felbf iibertrift unb tlinoeftens boppslt
10 9roB unb gut 1T, ME bel irgenb
einsm friiberen Beiu9e in bisiem @e-
meinmeien. gbsnfo III man mebr auf
bic 8squemlidfeit Der 3ui9auer Bee
ba9t, unb troy Der Sbatia9e, DAB
Raum fir bic ooppette An3abl bon gu.
f9auern uorbanoen 1T, bic man beim
leBten geiu9 bier unierbrinsen tonnte,
erbdlt bod iebe perfon, 9an3 aleid, in
wel4em Sbeile oes mddtigen 3eItes fis
fiben mag, cine JuBftibe, Die unab.
bdngig bon benz Sibe Dor ibr 1T.
Barnum & Bailep's Datum in bieier
Stabt uire am Wontag, ben VI. Suli,
iein, uno bic paraoe finost am Wor=
gen um 10 ubr ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

Bauer B niBf9eine.-
Warp Wbite, eiuit6diges Ooppelbaus,
go. 1117-1119 Norb Wef Str,
$1050. = Mnna W. Wbiteman, &e=
paraturen, 1923 Cornell abe., $780,.
= Werdants' Seat & 2isbt Co., Bod
fein =2eHelraum, Seem Ssrfsp= uno
pearl=s trabe, $40, 900. = Mer9ants'
9eat & Sight Co., 8adfein=M ubau
gum &%eHelraume. Seem Ssrisp= unb
pearl=S Str, $4,000.
%, u. Barten, Grame Wobnbaus,
parf Nbe, nabs "a. Str, $5450.-g.
D. Wepers. Cottage, 81. Str, ra6e
Clifton, $1000.-@. g. McDougal &
Sons, Nnbau, 1421S. Werioian, $l10O
|-Sobn 9oriep. Srame : Wobnhaus,
Warlope Npe. nabs Nrfenal Mbe.,
50. $685.. $. 2eadman. &epara=
turen, Clio Dibiion, 81, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

Sie ySones Nbftraet Co., Sun=
tinston, capital s25, 900; Sirsetursn:
%. Sones, s. 2ittle uno CHARLES 8.
ganlep.
Die .Garmers & @iti3ens' Ssle=
phone Co., SranttOn. capital &c.
900; Directoren: @eorge Quid, Sbo=
mas BROMLEY ST., uno grnet 8.
pbiaips.
Sie e. $. Scarce & Co., Broab
&ipple, Capital $40, 900; Oirectoren:
6. 8. pearce, Or. 9. Sapfon, 6. 6.
&irt, Sobn @uliban unb Stanton g..
Sawion.
Die vpotter Sat Co., Snoianapos
liz, capital SO, 900; SirectOren: SbO,
mas potter, CLAUDE @riffitb uno Carl
@rifitb.
Die vpbil MbIer Co., 2ebanon,
capital s25, 900; Sireetoren: pbil
Goler, Sattis Nolsr unb CHARLES 6.
Barrett.
Sie rWartin electromagnetic
i9aft" bon Sort @apne bat ibr Netien=
capital bon $40, 900 auf $50, 900
erb6ht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

O G b


Muauf uno glnora 8uebelbofer,
613 g. Werioian, Mdoden.-Wm.
uno Bertha G9ulb, 217 3anias.
Mdb9en.-Greb s. unb Nnnie Neffle,
1873 %. abbott, 3nabe. -George 8.
uuS @oie Carbon, 218 DIT ct. Soc.
3pilinse, &naben. -Sobn Us. uni
Stella coleman, 81 g. Netp Serisb.
2nabe. -Wiliam unb Mprtle 2eitb'
lsp. 2429 sbslbon, 2nabe. -artbu,
unb gaa Sousmortb, 2809 &udle.
Mdbaen.-gbuaro uno Marp Sones
2107 Columbia Nbe., Rnabe. : &ober
6. uub Maube Sind, 1924 g. Sill
nois, 2nabe.
@etraut:
Sbos. 9. 8romn-&atie Rubler.
Wartin u. GpIins-@lara Murpbp
Wm. Gomler-Dora Botema.
Gbas. u. 9elonp-@bna Sones.
s. 6. gberbart-Warg. 6. @ogspen
Nlpbcns SC. 9artner-Winnie pear
Mleranber.
Sun 6, 8ropn-gtbei Wabe.
gilbert 8ibnep-grace 6. 2immsl.
Nlonao Saael-gaa SbDmpiou.
O effprben:,
William WueIer, 9 Wonate, 80t
8reer.-gpa &utb 2incaio. 4 Won.
468 Solton place.--gmma peragp
z Won.. Norpoob.-Guian u. Mar
ibaa, IS, 1906 Columbia Nbe.-Sas
Garrea, 81. Glower Miifion 6Oipital
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
8runoeisemtbnms : llebertraennsen.

Soel 8. elliott u. u. an 8lande
Chapman, Got 2, elliott & @unber's
%. ctr. Ibb., ftoli9 BON Grown
Sia. $500.
Marp 6. 8. Sotpe II. u. on SbOs.
Barter, Got 200, Salbott's reb. Goo.
Salbott 9pe.. nabe 20. Ctr. $3.50.
Sbomas u. O'SsG an Greoerid
gnslep. She'll 2ots " uno 70, Slet=
der's L. Mob. grisbtwoob. $2500.
Wiaiam 8. &ice an Subn u.
Mi6arbion, Got 277, 8. Sect, Weft
9art aob., OffIia bonn Srren-aipl.
$1400.
Sobn 8. Martrn u. q. on Don 6.
Mprgan u. a., She'll bonn iiibmeff=
liden 0iertel bon Sec. 16, Sp. IA.
@anse 2, Wapne Sopnibip. $1,4O0.
CHARLES 6. Sones an gmeline
STARTS, She'll bonn itibwefliasn gier-
tel bon Sec. 81, Sp. Is, &anse 4 in
Warren Somnibip. s $4,000.
@lpbe 81. @armad u. u. an Sobn
%. Worris, She'll bon 2ots 400 big
493 in Wc@artp's IL. Weffioe Nob.
in Weft indianapolis. $1,000.
Sobn %. MOrris an gharlss %.
Gcuober, Got $40 in Der ndmliben
Mobition. 81, 600.
Wiliam 6. 8rpan, gommifiOner
an @i0iam 81. @rabam, Got II in
Sar. 8 in Subbaro u. U. iiib6Hliae
Moo., fioli4 BON prOipect Str, 6ft-
LID bon Sbelbp Ctr. $2,450.
Seize &eIum an &obert 6. Stsbsns,
Got 80. Sann & Samion's suboioi.
fion, Sbsil Der addition bon SobniOn's
grbsn, 6tli9 bon college NOe., nabe
10. StraBs, $500.
CHARLES 6. Malorp an Wartin W.
9uss, Beauftrastsr, Got Is uno Mn-
aren3enbes. Morriion's l. 4bbition,
Slinois Str, n6roli9 bon 16. Str.,
$4,000.
Wartin W. 9usg an Inna gials
lorp, baRelbe. $4,000.
gli3abetb 90. Gil an Charles
$. @sfter, 2ots SO uno 90, 4bon=
bale 5sisbts, 6ftli4 bon gropn Sil,
r6roli9 bon 81. $500.
2uep s. 9ines on Glet9er g. 9ines.
She'll bon Got 80, Mubenlot 101, Mc=
@arip, tusfli9 bon 8irsinia Npe.
&esinalo 8. Suliban u. o.. on
Charles g. 2swis. 2ots 9, 10, 81,
88 WaihinstOm Seisbts. 6ftlid bon
Central ape., nabe %. $4,000.
Ypram 2anb 60. an Warb 6.
Wooo, Cots 2 unb 8, gIod 81, Bright
pOrb. s1100.
Sobn Greebere an Oliber q. Ibbon,
She'll bon 2ots 274 unb 275, Spann
& Co.'S 2. Wopblafrn Noo., D1tlth
bon proipect. $500.
9abio %. groctor an CHARLES 9.
gpes, Got 26, Moore's Siio-Mobition,
weitlid bon SHELBY uno iibli9 bon
profpect=S traBe, $l400.
Stelaa 6. gbDarbs an Gurus 6.
Barrett &C., Got IL, SuQiban's Sub
bipifOn bon 5let9er's l. Nboition,
noro0tli9 bonn MaHaduietts Nbsnues
8abnof, $2500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

@eiddftszOrouuu9.
1. gerIeiuns bes GrOtOtuls Der IeBten JabreS
Seriammlung.
2. 8erleiuns bes Sabresbertd's.
3. Spnitise 9eiadfte.
4. NabI.
Gin ieoes Ritslieo lit 5u elmer Sttrlrre berenfl9t.
qbiuefenbe Ritalieoer f6uHen burh Steuoertreter
(.prornA0 itimmen. Sn iOlhen 5daen baben ne
10 5aee pur Der @a6l bel benz Setretdr nit ansabe
Der Summer ibrer GoIice idriftIih ben Rarren hires
Stenuertreters mit5stheilen. 8etn Nttt9lteol tam
mebr als i'm anberes N4itelieo u%ertreten.
Golaenoe so minationeu ruuroen 9eniaft:
sir Sefretdr: Charlotte Sintelater.
Sir Sireftoren:
Midael Robe, Senrb gauli,
Sobn Mcag, Nu9ult SIlpmann
Son. 9irf9man, Sbarles 9. Sraule,
Sreb. Niibrina, @usuft 0oerner,
@m. 6. Neilano, Nm. SuebtIng,
Gasper RasbaH, Ratbias Sobannes,
g. Tranf Sdmib, Srant 81. Saubre.
albert Sabut, Srdiibent,
Charlotte 0infelafer, Sefretdrtn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

DIR. L.. HI. HERBERT, Wieter Ar5t
Spe3ialiff fir Gransr. uno
GinDerfranfbeiten.
office: 100 OF Ohio Strabe.
8pbnuns: 1916 Gentral Mbenue.
Office Htoue: 444s mObnuus: 7e44. Reu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

c$Srasen Gle Sbr Gisentbum auf Der Sabfsite
gum gerfaufen ooer gum germietben etn bel
Bm. Manion, sos Sab Delauars etrass. aIks
xeIepbou. Diain 1879.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

Sir Snbiann /: Sbeilfpeiie beruDIft beute
Nadt unb am Sreitas, nit S3auern in benz
iioIiAen Gbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

re- runeeisentbum-GoppeItes 8ous on gepfafier'
" ter etrase, bringt IL 9ro3ent, bic 9dIfte
baar, Reft auf Belt.
American Home Buying Company.
92ombarb Sebdube. indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
@ei1aftS 6ele8enheit

Ou pertaufen : Gngros unb 9etoiI SIeiiner.ges
. i3dit. eomp:et, s125.oo 9eftdfte per Gag
2eihte Eermine.
The Business Exchange, 81 Fitzgerald Gebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
IsW etterberidt.

9seiIpeiie bepSltt beute Na4t mnb on
6reitas; fiibIer beute &adt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

THE J. CO, 9runbeigentburns=
L Mafler. faufen, oertanfen, oertauf4en unb Der.
fteiseru giseutbum ieber @rt. Simmer Sc, Snsans
6ebdube. 9teuer TeIepbon 1869.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

Bafbinston, z. Suit.

Sar "a stnub.H. .nSsnb = ubr ssOrssHs. 8. suli
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
Yemmiplbamta Babm.

$1.25-Waoiion unb 3urid-$1.25
Sonntag, ben 10. Suli.
0erldBt SnoianapDIis 7.30 Woraens.
&idfabrt bon Maeiipn um 6 nbr
Mbenbs.
Sampfbootfabrt, 20 Wsilsn am
Ohio &iber binauf unb auriid fir 25
Gents. %. %. &i9arbon,
q. q. g. u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

Verlan9t: mtsrs iar anssmeSsns eaasarb:it
in elmer TamiIie BON 2 gsriomen. NaG5ufrasen.
$50 Oft Stem gorf Sirabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

&c runeeisenfbum-Su ieher @o9e f6nnen Gle
" 2eute iebsn, uel9e onr4 unieren YIan ex
Seiut erbalteu. American Home Buying Co.
scmbarb Gebdube. SnbianapuIis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

N%erlangt - Wdbhen unb 5rauen fir 2aunbrps
~ Arbett. Hat5ufrapeu in armitrou9s Saunorp,
224 Meft Narplaub Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07

Ou perfaufen: GtablirteS gei9dft 0ei9dftsprpit
. $3.50 90 per Wonot sarantirt.
The Business Exchange. 81 6ibseraIb gebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
Dieter &aoen ipiro ieoen Sag nm 5
ltbr 0ndnaittaaS mnb eamftagS
nm 1890 lIbr sefmloHen.
.olfer Dddren
SIC. &c, S5e, 96c, $500 uno
$500 Die Naro, r~esularer @ers
faufSpreis S5c bis 1915.

Gs iinb mebr ais 1000 garbs bieier @aa.
rem bier bic in 2ufunft ni9t mebr gefhbrt
perb,n BON Sabrifanten unS 8~robbdnoIern.
Nuber bieien Daaren Bel Der Darb, bic ft9
iebr eisnen fir 9ortieren unb 9oliterarbeiten
ftneen Sic bier pieredise 8rpben uno Gefte
25c unb SOC, serabe seniigenb fir einen
Stubl ober &ifen : lleberSas. Sest gum
8ertauf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
Tberfnoinete rifane

SO. e. 8Iptbe,
SecticnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-07
Sabresperfammlmn9 nitp
Seamtenmabi
-. oer.-..
Snoiauapolis 0entIme 6e9en. Teiler'
GerFaernmss=@ eIeai9aft,
DIN.
9tenttag, ben 10. Suit 1914
in Der Office Der @sieai4aft
N. 0 Ecke Wash. ~ Alabama SUI.
waniur Slpd, 2immer ..
Qnfara s llbr qbenos. SdluB Der @ahl nm 9 nbr.
Dtentfaa, ben 10. suit 1904
@efddfts=D ronuns.

gnfana s rlbr abemDs. eaIuB Der gsabI I'm 9 uar
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-08-18
Bride Deserted on Wedding Tour

Following is taken from Sundays
POST Dispatch. Jackson was mar
ried in Butler Friday week ago by
Squire Jeter.
"Mrs. Celia NJ. Jackson, is Is years
old, a pretty bride OF q week, is
searching in St. Louis for her hus-
bend, who mysteriously disappeared
Ave days after his wedding day.
Wiley o. jackson IL the BRIDE
groom. A week ago Friday he mar
ried at Butler, Mo-, to Miss Clela
Aver, daughter Of q farmer by whom
Jackson was employed. They slip.
ped away and were married, and 1t
was several days before the brides
parents knew Of it, but there was no
disapproval, and they came to the
Fair with the parental blessing.
They reached St. Louis Tuesday
and ookaroom at 2941 Olivestreet.
Wednesday morniAg jackson told
his wife he was going downtown to
get some money. She has not seen
him since. She has reported his dis
appearance to the police and has
communicated with her relatives at
Rich Hill, Mo.
jackson lie 30 years old, weighs
127 pounds, Is 5 feet 8 inches in
height, has dark complexion and q
dark mrstache and wears a dark
gray suit Of clothes"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-08-18
Mound Items.

Most OF our farmers are through
haying. The hay crop is reasonably
good. Wheat and oats not yielding
much; wheat from three to FIVE blu.
per acre; oats from ten to twelve bu.
per acre.
Garden truck is scarce this year on
account OF dry weather.
George Church and two daughters,
Uncle Dick Wilcox and two daughters
started Monday night for St. Louis
to spend q week sight seeing at the
Worlds Fair.
Walter Mosier came home one day
last week to see bis father, who has
been sick for several weeks. He will
return home this week, but his wife
will visit home folks for some time.
The Republicans have had to call
on their colored brethren to aid them
In the nomination OF the ticket. Let
us rally round the Democratic ticket
on election day and roll up the big
gest majority ever heard OF In this
county.
Mrs. NJ. A. Harlow is confined to
her room moat of the timo On M.
count OF asthma.
Charlie Timmons, who has been
very sick with typhoid malaria for
four weeks, is some better, but not
yet out ofdsnger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosswhite, who lives
on the Dennis Thrall farm, had q
runaway one day last week. The
horse became frightened and became
unmanageable, but II was stopped
before any serious damage was done.
About q week ago the same horse
ran away, throwing her from the
buggy in front Of Mr.. Tathwsll's,
bruisipg her some, but not seriously.
Edward Crowder and wIis, Richartl
Harper and vile started Wednesday
night for q weak at the World q FAN.
Presiding Elder F.. N. Burton held
the fourth quarterly meeting last
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J.K. Norfieet left Tuesday morn.
ing for Kansas City on a business
trip.
DIR. Fl. NJ. Cannon and wife left
Monday night for st. Louis to attend
the fair.
Allare invited to attend 10c church
social at the home OF Mrs T. A. Black
tonight.
Mrs. j. F. Ludwick is spending a
few days with relatives in Spruce and
Appleton City.
Mrs. +. NJ. Mount and daughter,
Miss Beulah, of st. Louis, are visiting
her mother, Mrs. S. ]. Mccoy.
Miss Bessie Benjamin has returned
to her home at Greenfield, after a
pleasant visit with her aunt, Mrs. d.
A. DeArmond.
B. F. Richards wants all the old
feathers in Bates county. South side
square, one door west OF Bazaar,
42ti Butler, No.
Miss Alma Brown, OF the force of
typos at the Democrat office, ac-
companied by Mrs. Lula Barnes, and
Miss Bice Of Adrian, are attending
the fair at st. Louis.
The little daughter ofMr and Mrs.
Jaundy, living on the A. l.. Fox
farm, four miles northwest Of Butler,
broke her leg Monday by falling from
swing.
The Home Mission Society of the NJ.
Z, Church South will givea 10c Lawn
Social at the residence OF Mrs. 7. A.
Black, High st. discovering, Aug. Is,
Everybody invited.
Elmer Silvers, Virgil Galley, Maur.
Ice Moore, Elliott Edwards and
John Wix, left Sunday in a prairie
sooner on a two weeks pleasure trip
to the Ozark mountains. They will
put In their time hunting and fishing.
The Butler element In st. Louis
have considerable influence with the
Doodle element Of that city. But
the Butler-boodle element combined
with the Republican element can't
beat Folk in this state.
James Gregg, arrested and con.
victed in the Vernon county circuit
court a short time ago for stealing
corn from Willard Harmon, CON-
United suicide at his home near Tenn
pie, Vernon county the other night.
The members OF the First Presby.
terrain church contemplate the erec-
tion without delay OF a seven room
cottage on the lot just south of the
church for the use OF the pastor. The
parsonage will be a story and a half
building and will cost from twelve to
fifteen hundred dollars. The plans
OF the building have been adopted
and as soon as the specifications ar
rive work will begin.
Thirty years ago to-day-August
IS, 1S74-McFarland Bros. embark.
ed in the manufacture of Harness and
have continued business since, In same
location, being the only firm in the
city under same name for thirty
years. By close application to BUSH
ness and following the Golden Rule
as close as the average, have been
successful and now enjoy the distinc-
tion Of having one the largest Har-
ness, Saddlery and Vehicle houses In |
southwest Missouri. Remember they
buy their leather direct from the best |
TaDneries in the east, manufactured
by skilled mechanics, sold on guar.
antee to the customer. Get factory
prices on vehicles and horses.
MCFARLAND Bros.
South side square, Butler, Mo.
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Notice to Teachers.

An examination Tor granting
teachers certificates. will be held at
the west school building, in Butler,
on August Goth and 9th. Work
will begin promptly at s q. m.
Il. o. MAxEY,
A-3t Co. Superintendent.
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Notice..

Notice.
Notice 10 hereby given. that letters Of i'd
minietrsti0n upon the estate Of James N !.
Lsughlin deceased. were granted TO the I'M
dersimsd on the nth day Of July. 1904, By
sne rropste Court o. Bates County. Missouri.
ssid estate are required 70 exhibit
them to me foH Allowance % The
execator within one year af1sf the date Of
said letters. or they may b prscjudsd nom
mot exhibited within two yeaYs from fhe date
Of the publication Of this Bosles, they shaiI
be forever bsrred. W.E:NTYLI.
AO-lt i6niniatrsfoy
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