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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

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fat.
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gen ale mooerHiitiide 1en0eH3sH
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usue Sultan Wobammeo 8. in feline
pols Waht dIs Sultan Der 9iirtei sins
aeirsien.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

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i;1tifinosn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

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asn eeoentt. Sine Deriel6sn lOa in
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RoHbair erridtet neroen un0 mehrere
iauisno gsri0nsn iOasH in OsnieIbsn
@eiAdftiauna fin6sn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

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botte premisrmiHifer SnBpin BEN
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auh o~erlanste. Dab osr@3ar iih entpe-
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
.HIlerlsi In~tersssantes-

Ra6 sinem TOsbsH bstaHnt gsssbeHsn
gsritt Oes itatiitifheH gureau's a
BEN MISREPRESENTATION fur 9ans
bel uno 4rbeit pobnt pDH Der aut So
OOO.O Grelen abgeiddbten Ss5o4
fs~runas3abl etrDa Elm DritteI in ben II
urIpranglihsn GtaatsH Der Union. Die
Gefammtsabl Der ieit benz Sabre 1890
in ben Der. StaatsH s~ingstroHenen
giEpanberer nirb duf $26.000.O00
angegebsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

DAB oas Isntbore 9ufiiniif noA
pieltr @er6sHeruHesH
SnttUiasIuns btoirFtis 1T. UNI isis
ser nj Seiitunss iibisieit
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init pslber llnitlne4nuuaslun
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

pon Staat u. Stride,
aber nidt in anticles
ritalsm SHINE. ftebt
in Gnslanb pieper
auf Der Tdgesoros
nuns. syE Males
fou jebt Oas pris
piles Der angiildni
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
Auerlei POM Gage.

Der aIs Snternational 5drDeltsr
So. bsiunnts ameris
erntemaldsis cdniine GrHtemaz
nensGruF ininsntruf itsbt, pis
ersift ss beiBt. I'm gsgriff.
mad, aud europa in ieine
&arepa 5dngarme 81 5leben,
RiHaber- iHosm CT bort 5pei
arpbe ffabriEsn NIT
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

6eiraih sstrOfftHsn 4btommsns. mo
nab Die cine oosr anOers 9drtsi 0oTsiR
piaist. oaB 8inosr, pslte Der Che
eutiprisbsr. in elmer bsItimmten 3eli=
giOn sr5ossn :5trosu iOueH. MID ges
ridtIih %srstaungen peroen tam. Iieis
GntidsiOuna loa bic srFs in sinsm
iOlheu 6aar se.psisu isiH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

Die SreHnunt
atihaiiune
ser
St6atsfirde
in
GHaIaHe
aneercet.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
MIngO and North East Bates

Everybody has moved excent vopr
'Auns and she Is going 10 move
soon
\ number Of the ladies met at G.
". Harts last Thursday and sDant
lhe DAY sewing carpet rags. A most
rh!9yabIe time WAS spent by all.
NLtn gatherings should be more ire.
luent, people do nos visit AZ sbey
used so.
\ we'll attendedspelilng and cipher,
lnx match was held at Hacker
'chooi louise last Thursday nigh.
smoky Row gaineu she yictory in
spelling while u Mckinly pupil chosen
10y Hacker was leader in she cinher.
ing match
\ number from Mingo went 60
rich last Saturday.
\ rocky eminence in NIngo com.
monty known as the SNOW Him" {.
the subject OF much discussion and
considerable "cussin' the past few
days. Is had never been fenced in
unsll lass week when the fence, were
made on She line which plated tie
road on she steepest and rorklest
part ot the hill
MCKINLEY school gave a spelling
and cipharing m8sch last Friday
niVht. Smoky Row school was suc.
cessinl in the ciphering match, hns II
is reported that Mckinley is anxious
TO try them again
John Blake's sale last Saturday ,s
reported to have been well attended
Is was reported recently thas Rob.
ers Smith had returned home bus
upon Investigation the report prov.
ed so be mistake.
Last week tine farmers talked
about plowing, oats sowing etc "A
lew started 80 sowing oass.-now
'hey are wading the mud and won.
ierlng how long Is will last.
The trlch spelling contest will he
held Saturday night, March IL 1t
promises to be an interesting con.
seat. aunt JENNA.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
Adrian Items.
From the Journal.

From the Journal.
Miss Statia Perry, aged II years
died at her home. 4 miles west n,
Archie, Sunday afternoon and was
buried In the Crescent Hill cemetery
the 3rd.
Irwin Enos and family returned
Tuesday from Chicago, where Irwin
has been attending Bible school
since last fall.
On the evening Of February 24th,
1909, about twenty-five persons as,
sembled at the beautiful home OF Mr.
and Mrs c. d. Thatcher, three miles
northeast OF Adrian, to witness the
marriage of Miss Bertha Thatcher
and Mr.. Mark Timmons. The beau
tiiul ceremony which united the
happy couple was performed by the
brides causin, Rev. s. l. Meyers, OF
Liberty.
Marion Burris and Miss Kate
fansler were united In marriage Mon
day at the residence OF the groom's
mother In East Boone township,
Eequire l. Q Robard officiating.
Mary Maude Claunch was born
March 10Th, 1891, departed this lie
February 24tb, 1909, after an Illness
OF consumption. The funeral was
conducted by Rev. Glen at the NJ. +
Church after which the remains Of
the lovely flower were tenderly laid
to rest in the Mt. Oliyet cemetery
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

Tor Foster has been the mumpies,
town on this mumpy side OF the
river
Mrs. Jim Moss is reported very
poorly ut her home ON East sixth
street with the mumps.
7. b. Hereford, OF Rich Hill. wes
visiting his children of this place Sat.
urday. MIR. Hereford looks we'll for
man OF his age.
Harry Robb and wife Left Sunday
for Thomas county. Kansas. We
understand II they like the country
they will make it their future home.
Mrs. Hall Webb and family left for
Moberly, Missouri, their future home
Sunday.
The protracted meeting at the M.
+. church closed Sunday night with
poor success. Rev, French, the evan.
gelist, Is an able speaker and a good
man. He lsbored bard to save sin.
ners. He left Foster Monday, some.
thing the devil" never done and
probably never will.
DTED:-James H. Smalley at his
home In the south east part OF town
Friday, March 9Th, at 1C O'Clock a.
n. at the age Of 66 years. He leaves
a wife and > children, 4 boys and l
girl, all OF whom are living. Two OF
the boys were present at the time OF
his death. The Others living at q
distance were unable to attend. He
was a member OF the Christian church
dis funeral was preached by Rev.
Mcfarland and interment made at
Salem. D,N,u
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
Evolutionary Entertainment.

Prot. &. A. Thielman will give an
evolutionary entertainments under
the auspices OF the public schools, at
the Opera House in Butler on March
10th. Prot. Thielman il an elocu-
zionist of rare ability, an artist In
his line and gives q splendid enter.
talnment, entitled to n liberel patron.
age OF the public. He is well known
and has many friends In Butler and
surrounding country The proceeds
OF the entertainments will inure to
the benefit OF the High School
Library fund.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
Mulberry and Western Bates

Hello! there, did you know that
new recruit had located In the Mn
berry neighborhood.
The past week has been one ths
the farmers were all glad TO see.
The tenant house on the Buckinr
nam isrm occupied by Mr.. Skag,
burned down Wednesday.
Paul Martin and family. OF Fl
Scott, Kansas, visited at She hom,
OF Mr.. Kelley's the pas. week.
John 7: Harper shipped a car o
hogs to Kansas City Thursday.
Harlan Porter and two sons et
tended the great stock sale OF Gran,
Shaw Wednesday.
DR.. Sageser and David Elkins are
hauling corn from the Jones farm
east OF Park Town.
W. Z. Caldwell and family moved
here from Clarinda, Iowa, and are
now comfortably located on the w.
A. Downey farm, two miles east OF
Amoret. Charles r. Bowman, the
new real estate man, made the deal
between Messrs Caldwell and Downey
Mrs Fred c. Ewbank, OF near Hot.
water, visited with her sister, Mrs
Porter, on Thursday,
Herman Mager who had a severe
attack OF la grippe has recovered
and is able TO be around again.
David Braden spent the first two
days OF the week at Butler.
The friends OF Mrs. DR.. Sageser
will all be glad to learn OF her having
recovered from her recent attack OF
rheumatism.
Fred Mager and Albert Hensley
we're seen headed towards the Con.
cord literary last Friday evening.
Miss Anna Bard who Is teaching In
township, spent Saturday
and sunday at the paternel home.
John p. Knox and family, late 81,
Clarinda, Iowa, unloaded their car
SATURDAY. and Monday. They have
rented Charles H. Hecklln's farm
OF Amoret.
George Butler who has been work,
lng Tor W. }. Bard has rented John
l. Harper's farm on the Mariss des
1ygne bottom and moved last
Thursday.
Uncle John Hensley shipped a car
DAD OF hogs and cattle Monday.
RAMBIrR
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
Foster Notes,
Miss Carrie Burge visited wish Mrs
Collie Collier Tuesday.

Miss Carrie Burge visited wish Mrs
Collie Collier Tuesday.
Z Mrs. M. c. Miller who has been sick
with the mumps is improving.
N. L. Badgets and wife are visiting
their daughter. Mrs. F. Scott, In Ne
vada this week.
Jeter Briscoe, who has been in Ar.
kansas for the last two years, il
home visiting relatives and friends
around Foster.
Frank Speace and wife, of Coliny,
Kan, are visiting in Foster. Frank
Is holding down section at Colipy
Tor the Mo. Pacific people and looks
hale and hearty.
William Webb has sold his farm
and will go to Texas to look for n
home in that sunny southern cline
Mrs. Lutte Shanks is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j L. Bell, OF
this place.
Mrs. W. 7. Slower and sister, Miss
/ Myrtle Mccullough, were in Rich Hill
shopping Saturday.
W. j. Parlier who has been confin.
ed to the house for a week with the
mumps is still very poorly.
Richard Grant has moved in the
property formerly occupied by Har
ley Incl, at the foot Of quality hill"
We welcome Richard and his estim-
able family.
II there is any one In Foster or
Vicinity who has not had the mumps,
old or young, 1t is their own fault,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
MI. Vernon News.

Several farmers In this vicinit
have been sowing oats.
There are several OF Mr.. Knspp'
folks on the sick liss.
Mrs. W. II Hart visited with Mrs
). ). Fox last Monday.
Mr.. Jackson, who recently bougb
the John Dugan farm, has takeI
possession OF the same and is max
Ing lots oil improvements, which add,
greatly to the farm and helps th,
looks OF she community.
Mr.. Eichler and family visited wi,f
Tom Raybourn Sunday.
Charles Simpson attended the Re-
publican Convention at Butler Sat
urdsy.
Miss Odessa Park visited Mrs. viii
Reedy Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Eye visited Mrs. S. s,
Fox last Monday.
Tom Flanery moved last week over
near Virginia. We regret to lose
such an esteemed family from our
midst, but what IL our loss will be
some ones gain.
w. II. Hart and family visited
with Mr.. Kelly Sunday.
Mr.. johnson moved last week on
Geo. Thompson's place, recently
vacated by Tommy Flanery.
Among those who delivered hogs
at Adrian Wednesday, were Joseph
Clapp, ). s. Fox, WIN Barnett and
W. A. Young.
Mt. Vernon school was we'll repre-.
sented at the township spelling con.
test last Saturday. Y. K. W
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
East Lone Oak.

Sowing oats has been the order 0,
the day for the last week.
l.. + Eckles is having some work
done on his house.
Brick McCaughey has moved 80
the place he had recently rented In
Pleasant Gap township.
/ 7. ID. Mckenna has rented she John
Cough place for another year.
y. Nj. Brown, who has been on the
sick list for quite awhile, is able TO sit
up quite bit now and will probably
continue TO get better.
Several Of the girls who are attend.
ing school In Butler, attended church
at Peru last Sunday morning.
Kev. keast, OF Rich Hill, preached
so large congregation at the church
last Sunday morning. He sure
preached @ fine sermon, which was
enjoyed very much by those present
there was masquerade party and
oyster supper in the Double Branch
neighborhood at Will Bakers last
Saturday night. We hear that a
good time was had by all present,
Rev. Whitsett will hold his regular
appointment mex. Sunday.
Rev. Suter will not be with this sp.
polntment any more before confer.
ence. We would like very we'll 20 see
him returned for another year.
Miss Mamie Mccoy, OF near Archie
was here few days last week keen.
ing store, while Minnie made a visit
TO Kansas City.
We hear that there is to be a Die
supper at Miller's next Friday night,
and there is to be spelling match
n connection with II.
Pussy Willow.
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h, Nchcoin, Oh MlIt iS kN0WI
as the Newton hiug farm, has hpdg,
posts Tor sale. Butler L. 6
Elizabeth Cordell, OF Austin, dict
Feb. 9th. She was sister d. Mrs
John Hedger ana Mrs \. VI y stle
rode.
a number Of she items Inst week
got misplaced and did net sel 10 tn,
printer, the debate AZ Concord. John
Hedger and wife going So Austin.
VIII Durst's new walk from his hous,
TO the road and the lady carpenter
helping him.
DO not forget she spelling as the
NJ +. church Saturday, March l3.h,
at Z 2. IN. Is is expected thas al tie
schools In the township will furnish
3 spoilers. Co'ae cut old Keopla and
see she difference between spelling
now and when you went 80 school
Democrat Convention as Virginia
Tuesday, March 10Th, , p. m. So
nominate township Officers,
Phone meeting Of stock holders at
Virginia Saturday, March 2uth. at
nine O'Clock a. m to consider the
proposition OF employing a general
manager OF she line, by rsuuest Il
William Hardinger. Aaron hopes
the stockholders will turn uut to a
man A general manager IS what
the company has needed all She time
Mrs. Geo. Phalman is eesting ready
to make a hot bed Tor sweet pota
soes and lettuce First order sent Ip
first served.
Dr. Smith reports Jake Jundy.
who was very sick q week ago with
erysipelas and DR.. Lockwood ana
DIR. Boulware OF Busler were called 20
counsel with Dr. Smith. as gettinr
along we'll at this writng. His wife is
on the sick list and his mother is down
with she same disease and reported
very sick woman Monday OF this
week. Geo. Adams listle girl is sick.
Emanuel Nestlerode who wss down
with the rheumatism for several
weeks Is much better.
Willie Rubel shipped stock so Kan-
sss City Monday,
Judge Wolfe has quit holdingcourt
and gone TO trading horses. Some
think the Judge is out for the highest
office In the township and she horse
trading is only n blind to keep the
other Republican candidates in the
dark. The Judge knows that nearly
oil OF the Republicans are tryIng 10
capture the prize. The Judge may
lool the Republicans but she Demo- I
Gratis will fool him and catch the
eagle.
Claud Martin returned home las.
week from Audrian county Mo. He
has been visiting kiniolks there for
Mrs. Ben Parker Is doing we'll. She
look a street car ride the other night
and walked two blocks and stood
The trip we'll h
Public sale OF 80 head OF royal
,red Duroc Jersey sows at Mulleps
eed yard Butler, Mo-, Saturday.
iarch 9th. Catalogue out, send
or one. G. W. PARK & Soy. +,
Butler, Mo, X. 5
Miss Anna Bard who is teaching
chool east OF Butler spent Saturday {
md part OF Sabbath at Home. {
Roy Cuzick left last week for St. )
.ouis where he has position with .
be Christian Publishing Co.
Mrs. Sadie Coulter. of Col, who a
as with her fathers, Joe. T. Whin.
y, dqSing most OF his sickness and 0
cath. Returned TO her home Thurs. q
~ OF last week. h
Mrs. Cole Hensley, OF Hume, Is
sitting Mrs. Joe. T, Winery. "
DR.. Roads, OF Foster, was called to In
9 man that lately moved on the {,
mry farm near the river bridge. He
as the mumps. q,
Fred Bowman was noticed drag al
ng the roads In the bottoms with In
lence rail- for a drag and a barbed
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wire s'ng,esree. His mules balkpd
who could blame shem.
ne Prohibition ticket will not ha
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Charlotte township. AAsoN