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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-31
Buy your shoes right. One 10 v
price to all.
POFFENBARG Err 4 EDWARDS.
Bates County Fair Grounds.

Through the courtesy OF President
T. X. Lisle we visited the Fair
grounds on Monday evening and in
spected the work underway. The
amphitheatre is about completed, is
we'll and strongly built, with seat
ing capacity OF 1000. The Floral
Hall is under course OF construction,
is large, we'll arranged and very con-
veniently located, facing the main
road leading to the track and the
amphithestre. The half mile track is
being worked down, aud when com.
pleted ard properly fenced will be
one OF the best tracks in the state.
Stables, stalls and pens in endless
array are being arranged for stock.
The speed horses will ne Quarlprcd at
the old sta bes south oi the trark.
stalls and sheds to ACCOMMODATES ali
show stock will be arranged along
the west line OF the grounds. \ we'll
is being dug on the bill over booking
the grounds, which il cXpert.'d to
furnish abundance OF water nnh vii
be piped to wherever nee,eI. Nature
did much to make these IDEAL lair
grounds and with the work now un.
der way completed it will challenge
comparison with any in the state.
Neither money nor pains are being
spared to make this first annual
meeting a grand success.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-31

Rev. Adams and his members have
about completed all the details for
the big Southwest Missouri Confer.
ence OF the South Methodist Church
to be held In Butler early in Septen.
Der. The visiting preachers and
members OF the conference will be en-.
tertained at the homes of our citizens.
Bishop Hendrix will preside over the
deliberations OF the Conference.
Hugh Miner, farm hand working
for Rube Walton, In Vernon county,
was arrested on warrant sworn out
by Mr.. Walton charging him with
stealing q horse, which charge was
afterwards changed to q less cine.
Miner was acquitted and then sued
Walton for I'll, 700 for false arrest
and imprisonment. II appears that
Miner had overridden q horse owned
BY Mr.. Walton, and the horse after.
wards died.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-31

Extremes meet at our store. High
quality, low price, try us.
POrFENBARGER 4 EDWARDS.
Henry Crawford, of Speed, Mo-, ad-
ministrator OF the Greenhalge estate,
Is new subscriber through the kind
ness OF Judge Cole.
Sid. G. Alexander was in Monday
and informed Us that he had secured
the King Bros. Wild West Broncho
Busters show for the occasion OF the
woodmen picnic at Elkhart on Sat.
urday, September 2nd. Boys, bring
on your wild horses and mules and
secure "a free ticket to the show. No
money or pains have been spared to
make this picnic a grand success, and
it should be well patronized by the
woodmen and their friends.
The annual meeting and picnic o.
the old settlers association will be
held in the court house yard in But.
Ter on Wednesday September 18th.
The officers and committees will make
all proper arrangements and d pro-
gram will be lublished later. These
are very enjoyable occasions and it
is expected that every old settler who
possibly can will attend. Come in.
meet the old timers and talk over the
events OF those early aud stirring
days.
Mrs. Jennie Rodgers, nee Miss
Jennie Miller, died at her home in
Kansas City on Wednesday Of last
week. The remains were brought to
Butler on Thursday and taken to
the home OF her mother in Lone Oak
township, where services were con-
Quoted on Friday by Rev. Adams,
and the remains we're inferred in
Elliott cemetery. Miss Miller resided
in the family OF n. B. Mcfarland for
several years and endeared herself to
them by her high character and
sweet disposition.
d. b. Gray, living on the old Ran.
kin place in West Point township,
died suddenly Wednesday Of last
week OF heart failure. He was ap.
parently in good health and had
gone out In the pasture near the
house after the COWS, when he was
stricken. He called for help, and
some Of the home folks assisted him
to the house, but be soon expired.
Funeral services were conducted from
the home on Thursday, and be was
buried at Mulberry.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-31
Eggs taken same as cash.

Eggs taken same as cash.
McKibbens.
Misses Norma Day and frankie
Lisle left yesterday for Msnitou, Col,
for several days outing in the noun
tains.
j. j. Wright, who purchased the
old Jesse Shaw place in Mingo, was
in Butler on Monday and favored US
pleasantly.
Elk county clerk Broaddus return-
ed the last of the week from a three
weeks visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Frank jackson, in Kansas City.
Stephen Smith, oldest son OF Estis
Smith, was in Butler Friday taking
his examination for a certificate. He
will teach near his home in Mingo
this winter.
Robert L. Braden was in Butler
Friday to meet his daughter, Miss
Mary, who had been attending the
normal at Warrensburg this summer.
We acknowledge pleaeant call.
1t is reported that q cloudburst at
Tabasco, a coal mining camp near
Trinidad, Colo, the latter part Of
last week, flooded the town and
drowned nine persons.
Best school hosiery atlowest prices.
Hill g Cash Store.
The st. Clair county Democrat,
published at Osceola, Mo-, one OF our
best country exchanges, turned It's
35th mile post with it's Issue of the
Oath inst.
Boys good school hats from 25c
to 4Sc. Hills Cash Store
Col. VIM. q. Phelps has gone to
Europe to spend several months.
During his absence his son will erect
a $30,000 stone residence on the
Phelps farm near Carthage.
Comfort calico and cotton battling
cheap at Hills Cash Store.
Fl. Scott was all worked up over a
reported case Of yellow fever In that
city Friday. The report proved to
be unfounded, but It gave the old
town q good scare.
We have what you want In foot.
wear. Boys and girls shoes from
S1.O0 up.
PoFrrsBARerR EEpwARDs.
We WANT to show you the best
school shoes made for boys and girls.
PorFENBARaER 4 EDWARDS.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-31

Eggs taken the same as cash.
42.5t. MCkTBBENs.
Mare, phaeton and harness for
sale. Call at this office.
The woodmen will hold a picnic at
Elkhart Saturday, Sept. End.
Mrs. Cy. Walker is spending two
Aweeks' vacation in st. Louis.
Mrs. ]. A. Trimble visited friends
in Harrisonville the first OF the week.
Eggs taken same as cash.
McKibbeus.
Miss Anna Bard is at home from
Warrensburg, where she attended the
summer normal.
Mrs. William McCurdy and son, oil
Warrensburg, visited the family OF
Geo. W. Ellis.
Charley Dixon and Henry Donovan
went overland in a wagon to spend
last week at the State Fair.
|. |. II. Bodkin, one OF New Home
townships old settlers and prominent
armers, was in Butler on Monday.
Eggs taken samelas cash.
McKibbens.
j. B. Adair left Sunday noon for
St. Louis, where he spent a few days
on the market.
Miss Lila Steele, after a pleasant
N visit with old friends left for her home
inst. Louis the last OF the week.
Mrs. T. j. Wright left for Ford,
kentucky, the first Of the week to
! visit relatives and friends.
Silas W. Levy went to st. Louis
Saturday night to spend a few days
with the whole sale houses.
kNucle Norris Feely, who has been
Il feeble health for several months,
Z,was able to get down to Butler on
Sunday.
Nyou want to buy q good home
on Ohio street. two blocks from the
! public equare, barn and city water,
ct q bargain, call ut this Office.
The public schools will open next
! Monday but az that is circus day We
\ anticipate Superintendent Richmond
: will not have q full enrolment.
Eggs taken same a. cash.
la McKibbens.
Good-natured, genial, handsome
Sid Alexander, the merchant primes
lat Elkhsrt, was . pleasant caller or
| Monday, while In Butler on business
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

9nliiettc. Extra ieino GuolitGt I
W}araihino, in 6loihcn imp. !
Mtara'hino 9luono2, Glalhc
Torqo'o rcine3 M0l5 ........
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
Nicr mn Nrpo.

las oelltihc ShaBomt bat cine
G%rbobmng Ser 9ieriteucr Qeplont. ,Sn
1898 bat Der Reihstug clneerbobmnG
Der ReifsbraIltelcr obGelehnt, neil
man Dem fleiuen Wtonne 0nS Bier,
meId1es 10 allgemein Die Stclc beH
9ranltneins erleBt hat, Hlht Der.
ibeuern mollte. llebcrOie@ lpielt Ooa
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id,reibt barber: Sdon bel eincm
olten oeutidJen Iutor belBt ca:
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0uuon meroen Ole mengIetn rot"
llnb i'm 9aperiidcn lingt mani:
% oil lieba @%eriten'nit,
@ibit mcin @li0an 10 plel Strait,
6oIl i'd 9pgs mol neiimol nloo,
Steb' onamol aui M ionl glel pioa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

duraftCriltildItcn Nrlci bat mobl DER
ultc Wturihuu 9liihcr Qclieicrt. Gr
idrCibt am y. Tcbrunr 1911 iIbes
Den Miencr GonQreB in icincr hetdnns
ten, bon Den SdulrcQcln mnbcrilbr'
ten photographic: oNiun bat nm 0u@
QCriht %Ocr0uultg }u MAIDEN cine
Sultcc 0uriibcr gcQoiiCu ole fem mcll'
id)cn lbn1cdcn mill, Ocnl Wern Der
Trie0c Qllbt lit loQcn ole leuttc lun'
RIM mulB cr 10 hcrult9 Qcitohen lucr.
0Cn. cine 0lIbtc Sude lprld)t Dor lidl
lcIblt o ibr EolItiaer lbr lcio
ld,lcd)tr mcnihen fcmncr, Der qrost
N8iener Gon9rcB aIcidlt elm ioGr'
morat IN cine tlcinc ito0t no Elm t.
Der icin pib bin trcibt mir bobel
cinen tiIdtiAcn bolcn bin gebrnht
ln0 ms cincn l%d)inontu9Cru od)icn
clnartouiGt ioQcn Die @crlincr
id) fir mlcill tbcil babe glcid) mciu
C1tld)lllB 9cnonnlcn mo mem al
id)jO gciur0crt, crluabrtc lc0en tag Die
Nntmohrt, mo gchc Damn ior inln1cr
rud) ShIelicL iuil Berlin lnno ben
Noi niht luieocr lebcrL cS lit umcrb0rt
mic man ms mllituir@ beban0tlt,
nQh Gngcllono bate man MIDI niht
Qcnommcn, menn Scr HcQent nift
GrprcB oorum gcihricbcm mo nod
@ien nubnl ser &0nig ben EoliccD
miniiter init"
Cine ar0Berc 3obG crittloiii9cr
Stiidc Der Gobu'ihcn SonnltnN
bon geid)idtliher @cnUltulg bat Die
6ronfiurter Stoot @ibliotbet crmor
bcn; Observation-Disclosures Sd)Gbe Gas
Trcie Sclrtihc SohltiIt in Sronfiurt
q. NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

bcidG0iQt." - yNlld) id), mein Nlc=
Der" iogtc Der Mnrieillailcr, babe
Der Miilcniddft bolbcr eincn Nubn II
Den mciuiQcn Getbun. Gann bat man
Elm ocrortigc9 @0Qcnictcr INT Den
S6ront unQcjiin0ct, Dab man nd)t
Gage n0tbig bottc, nm C@ SIT lolhcn.
2llS man Die Sbilr 6finetc, bat Der
Sabu fincu cant pom iid) Qcgcbct. Gr
mor Crirorcn !" - Sic: yGumiI
Wimnu m0Qlidit bul0 fonmnt, idrcibe
i) emit iilni ailiien" Damn lpciB lie
ihon Bob id, lie in iilni EuQcn en-
mortc. IT. Gr: o9ld), Die cute S6mic
Qcrnlomo. Sd)ide ibr bod, ouBerocUt
/ iiniuuOiieb5iN aiilie BON
mir" - oWiciu GntlhI1iB lit 9cinbt
\n dht (ogcn beriibrcn mcinc 6iiBc
Die @r0c lid)t mchr. - yNoS, Wiult
Gu lid umbrin1en?" - o9tein, idl
luer6e mid nod europa elm.
lhiffcn."-@o9par0 &c Gbughue:
.&ubcn Der Ncrr lpegcn zines
e buuffeurS ouloncirt?"- Ter
oltc @ria9Sbp: ~&nuobl, 0ber Sic
lino nift Der ridtiQc. Sd boifc int
mcr, Dob Der Hupplod iid) melocn
miro, Der mid ueraollgcne Mod)c
ii bcrfobren but."- Iuf Dem
8ullc. nScbcn sic ga beinl %Scnitrr
Ole biiblhc 9lonoine? Sd bin gnr5
pnbniinnig perliebt in lie. @lollben
Sic, 0oB i) 0a ir9euO lueldle NltSlih-
ten hube?" .0aS fam id mirflih
nid)t ld9erL nber menn sic Sbr 3lel
erreidcn iouten, loIlen Sic eS mid,
bite, miiien; ih bin ndmIif ibr
Moun." - 9eiorgte Willtter: ,@illt
I'll mir ctpo iagen, On bobelt Scrrn
@ug9in9 aus ircien Stiiden g%eltottet,
Cir ocn Arm nm Die Soiuc 81 lie.
aeu?" - Siibihe Sodter: .NellL
mirfIid) nid)t. Mania. Sd babe MIR
De NJ Crude II dl gegeben.
Mumn: ,9tltn, Charlie, beluilnoerlt
Oh nidt mcin neiteS Seioel-!eio?"-
Gbarlir Omit 9egeiiternng): ID, ia.
Wama!" - ManIa: limo oeit Cir
NAL, Charlie, ole oiele Seioe Itontmt
cinem armen @urm,"-
Charlie :yM emit 8 II, Eapu? ?"
y0oftor, ih nluB Sbnen nod pielen
Can't fir Die oisge3eidlnete MeOi5in
iaaen." = .Sie bot alio gebolien2"
irogte ser 9ottor iebr angenebm be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

God 009 lit nod fem Hcluci9 fllr
m'crc Wcbuuptlng, 0nB Bier o%llilllis
Qca @roo" lei. llnicr 1bemd crbcildt
cine flcinc Grfuriion in 0ic Gbcmic
oca Nicrc9. Sicbig beboltptct Ircllid).
0a9 Bier babe gar fcincn 9tobrlulQS=
Itoii; or nohm nGrniid) 0eu Stldltotl=
Qchult ais Norm iciner Grndbrum1a.
iGbiatcit an lulo bcreductc, Dab crit
3SO9 boperiihc Mtnb &ier 10 uiel
Stiditoii cntbalten, ais EN- lilHfp'im-
oi1ea Huib idmar5en VroGC3. Hro-
ieiior Seller III SpeUcr oaGe9cn meilt
IN elmer Nbhanohmg nld), o0B Der
ciQcntlide Ndbrmcrtb oc9 &icrc@ i'll
oen pbo3pborianrcn Sol}cn ST. illden
lei, pelhe bei'm Waildcn olt2 Dem
Wtul5 ms 9ier iibergeben. 9tad) lei
lucr @credmnnQ iinbet lid in cinem
WtnB boueriid)en Nierea cbruio piel
EhoapboriGure, nlS i'll clnem Ndtel-
piun6 Sleiih; ollo pier WtaB aleidl
eincnt halbcn Gfunb GIcl't. Nltf
oen NGbrciieft zines 9tdbrun92nlits
tells, lei cS icit ohcr lIlllliM SpeiIe
oocr Grant, bar Der Eho3phoriGlIre.
gcboIt eincu pitjtigen Gtu'llB, oenl
ser 1bospboridiirc lit in ser GrnGb.
rluiQ@ior1c cine bcoclltcnoc Nollc Ut
acluicicn ocrcn SnnptbroUlhmG III
ibrer &rrbinomg nit Salt sur &nos
denbilorn9 geIcgcu lit. &icIiad)c
llnterilldnngen mnrocu onAcitcat,
BON Ocn nellereu mod)ten mir bier be.
ionoerS bic G%r9ebnil'c Der 6oridlms
0cn ocS llniuerlitGtS . Ero'clior2 0r.
Nu0uit &oQel titrS regiltrlrcu.
NuS Helultot ionb &o0cl 0urd)
lhnittlid) per Hitcr Miinhcncr Bier
% @romm YtoSpboriGlrc; inn Cop.
pelhicrc iogor 90 @ronm per Utter,
Gin &ilo0ramm irild)en Cdicnilei-
ld,cS cntb0lt ober I @ronm Ebn@-
pboriGurc. Ingetonnlcn, EN- Sitcr
Bier rntbielte i'm Gurdlhuitt 0.G
8rnntm IbospboriGurc, 10 luijrbe Der
Nenub BON { 2itcr Bier Dem Crga'
niSnmIS cbcnio piel Ebo2pborldure
5uiiibrcrL, ais 0,5 ailo &inOiIciid).
WHO 015 aiIo HinoiIclld licicrn
cbenio uiel EboSpborlaurr, luie /
Otter Wiindener Bier. Go@ Eoppcl,
bier criebt in IA Otter aleih o. ailo
6leilt an Observation-Disclosures oper
/ Sitcr bat gleid)en NGbrclictt, lple
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

uud 0ea (dlc9 &oit mo NiBc bcbul.
lib ihr Nicr trintcn. %u mie uielcn
GGllCn 0urh 0a3 INNER mcitCrc I'M
iihNrciicu oiciCr pbnc TruQc oiiiBcn
@%cuobnbctt" Der Nu5Nubcltnt0 be
iouoCra ser Tamilienpdtcr mebr mic
gut bcInitct miro. ioa bier uiht mel
ter crGrtcrt mcrocu, MIR 0oruli lei
nod hinQcuicien, Dab ser Bier Con.
INN mItcr Dem biSbcriQcn mGBiQcn
Stcucr'obc jmerbdlb 5lp0n}iQ SAB.
rem pom 60 AMI unNci0br 100 Eitcr
pro &opi mo Sobr AcIticAcn lit -
cine StciAruulQ, Oie niht lpcnig 5lIr
&erorGnglml Oe9 9rnmtmcina (oui
0cu &opi tonmlcn Jest MIR If Sitcr)
bciActraGeu hat. &n %cin5cIncn St00
ten bctrGgt ser @ieruerbrallh alli Den
Mopi ser Gimpobncrid)uit; &n Berlin
100, in Nrc2l0u $50, i'll @Arlarubc
2l7, III @iIrjburg DIG, in l~}iirnbcr9
32l, III NltA20ltr9 1OO, III Nr0ntrtrt
a. NJ. l2S. III MiInten 566, Ter
trinficitcite Grit pom allen lit Der nle-
oerbuueriidc Marftileden SrcpRanG;
ea iiu0 ouiclbit I'M pori9en Sabre nidt
meniQcr ais $4,000 Otter Bier per.
brulrht mas bel ben $40 Gimob-
ncrn, aui Sen &opi bcrcdJrct Oi2 3nbl
pon G36 Sitter cr1iebt. Nile @icrruil-
icnihuit m0@icrpeiSbeit nbcr Qipiclt
in Dem oItcu, irommcn Spruh, Ger
lpobl uir1cn0a 0ui @ioerlprld) ltoBcn
miro:
Mnpiru uno WfalG
8ntt rrhalt'Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
Nnmor ocs NnslanocS.

Gin 6u&toQncr uno ciu Sc a L
icillniier, belize ungeiebene &olli-
lclltc, u%ltcrbnIten lid ii6cr Den @ertb
ibrcr @eloid)rGnfe. rMein Siebcr.
mein @eloidIrdnf lit eritounlid,. 1851.
lig icllcriihcr. Sd babe einen Serilld,
mohen moIlcn. Mou bat einen Sobr
BARN eingeiperrt uno Damn brei Soge
lang Elm mGdtiges tSerler nm oert
@cl0ihront u%nterbolten. Im @nbe
ser orei Gage bot man Die Sbiir &c
oiinet. Ser Sobn bat froblid) ae-
FIR t, lomenia botte i'm Ole Site
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17

rijbrt. - Sic bot mir 0roBortig
bolicn." r@ie piel 6loihen bq'
Sic n0tbig 0ebobt?" 80, id d
feline cin5igc gcbruudt. Mtein :
tcl nobm cine 6laide 0oOon eirL
/ d. bin einc Il nipcri
crbtn." sd IilbIe mid ID
9Ibcno qon5 u1GIiidIid. &crgaB i
men &lenlmcr mit5ubringen. User
icnc ouiacoOnncrtc Came ga b
Alopicr?" - yGb! Cas- lit mel
Srou." oGntifuloi1en Sic.
>ucr lit Die &ogeIidcltd)c bon cib
Nt00cl ole bo bel ibr itebt?" -
lit III ii ut Z o h ter" - oSimt
mic 0uunm! llno loQcn Sic mir d
bite, luer lit iener olberne De
nit 0cn qroBen Obren ms bier
g%eniiber?" - a0nS lit Sbr ei
mes Nilo M SpieQet
Nonamurit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
Sin Brief Slnd)cr's.
Mnpicu lno Mfal5
@ptt Crhalt'Sl

>Nl @crliu muroe fiirSlid Ole be
riibmtc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AIc.
yanocr McOer Gohu'S periteiacft Nn
ocrieIben ~bCiouoen lid photographer
pon o4tn prcrbiiden aon'arn bis
bcrob olti Soiicr Sriebrid), plelen an
ocrcn iiiritliHen Icri0nlldfeiteL lple
auiicr Nopolcpn oem Grlten, Elm od)t
Scitcn longer innigcr Brief aontg
&uonig'3 Oc3 3lpeitcn BON So0crn
al ocn Shuuipieler &oir5, Der &o'
nigin &ittoria pon Gnaldno, @rlc'c
bon @elocn oca iiehcnjubrigel1 SIRE
ge9 un0 Ger @eireiuu9Sfrie9e, lolde
bon Stoot9m0nncrn mo Folltltern,
mie Ni4mord, SteilL &oberi SllmL
aoiiuib II, u. Zen originellten uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
WalofirdDlcin bat Der @lOfcn Sluci,
@on @corg @ic9nlb.

8on 8corg @icQnl0.
Mnlotirdlcin bot Der @Ioden jlucl.
IS flingct luunocrbar
Bonn Ner0c ibre Wtclo0ei
Gurd)'S Sbnl ld)on munhca Gobr.
SrGgt man 5ur lollf Elm ainOclrIrL
Nie GA Die fIeinc flingt,
Als mar Ole Welt mw Sonncnlheln,
,Sn Dem Ole Serd)c lin9t.
Die Serdc ltn9t.
WoIotirhleiu bat Scr 8Iodcn 5lpci-
limo wcnn Elm Eoor lid ioro,
Gnnu tlinget ibre WcIo0ci
9urd Sbol mo &iiqcIlan0.
Iann tlingcn beioc pou mo laut,
Mis- mar ser Sen5 erblilbt,
60 ioudBcno bCa, - 10 ernit u,0
trnllt
Sbr ebr'neS NubelIic0, -
Sbr Sllbellie0.
@ulofirdlein bat Der 0loden 5lpCi!-
Sord' mur, Der 0iIlt'rc SLANG -
Ter groBen @lode Welooci
Cont oumpi 0urd)'S Sbnl cntlon9 -
- limo oicier Con mnd)t'S @cr}c
lhlucr
limo ibranenuol ben 9lid.
Sort 5iebt oli 9timmcrmic0crfcbr
Tort cinea Wenid)cu @liid,
Seiu cin5iA' Slid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-17
Ser fln9e Sd)opcnbancr.

Scit 1881 nobutc ser befol
GbiIoiopb Shopenballer III Ir'
ilirt q, Nc. i'm Yorterre Der Stl
nShonc Nuslidt" Nr, II, Damn
Earterre oeS 9tebenbalrles. 3
obcr ipeilte er luGbreno 0ielcr Ian
Belt i'm nGngliifen Sole"
m0bnlid) be5ablte er ooppelt mo
olld) beirlol,e 3ruei Eortionen aui.
9e5ug oli oen &ein mar er Elm 3
ldmedcr. Chit mar er bel III
idilo eingeIoOen. Sine 9ott
Slider in allen @r0Ben mo 8ei
ten itanO Dor ibm auigeiobren.
aroilell Sebdacn bate Der Ebilol
5pei GeIler ShiIOfr6teniuppc bin
ter geltlllrit un0 lehtte lid) in lei
StnbI 5ltriit, ga nabte ser Die
init Der @etnfIaid)e, INN ibm eli
ldenfen. Maid, idob i'm Stoa
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J,aiuc, 9r. iii. ct. yaul. Strabt.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-24
Will OF George simcoe.

The will of George Simcoe, late
of Bay View, which has beer filed
at the Registers Office in Elkton,
provides that the home property,
with the furniture, pictures, etc.,
therein is left to his widow, Eliza.
beth Simcoe, during her life, his
daughter Annie to have also a
home there until her marriage or
the death of either. At the death
of the widow, this property is to
pass to the executors under the
same conditions as the rest of the
estate, which is left in trust to the
executors, his sons William Fl. and
Benjamin P. Simcoe. and his SON
in-law, Edward A. Gillespie, to
pay to the widow one third of the
rent and profits annually and divide
the other two thirds equally among
his five children-William H.,
Benjamin p, Thomas McC. and
Annie Simcoe, and Mrs. Louisa r.
Gillespie. All or any part of the
estate except as provided above
may be sold, with the widows con.
sent, she to receive one fifth of the
proceeds in lieu of the one third
previously provided, and the sons
and daughters the other four fifths
in equal shares. The trust is to
cease upon the widows death, and
the estate then unsold is to be
shared by the sons and daughters
equally, the children of any de
ceased taking their parents share.
The will is dated April Z, 1894,
with Joseph T. Reed and Russell j.
Reed as witnesses.