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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

9aut 0plpsning. GIT
Mcooeler til vNeue @amburger Sci
thug" i~triuer:
%~6remn1eoe, Ser refer / Danmart,
rnores almtnoelig ODER Sen beie
@rao at 0plpsning, iom Sen iepne
Mano al 6oifet fer giennemgaaenoe
liooer inoe mes. Gor nogle Gage
lioen, meoens sen mellemfolfeltge
Socialitongres Dor imlet / &ipben-
bapn, unoerbolot paa en- eleftri1f
Sporpoens bageite 8erron en- Scott
0,1ftgr mig in6gaaenoe ON Sc tpife
Sellers r&epiiionisme" og fom ino
paa galgretsformen / &reusien, ON
buis forifiellige l10oiflingstrin ban
pioite iaa go0 9eifeo, at en- tpif Stu=
sent life bapoe bebppet at famine Jig
0erober. gn al mine tplfe Senrer,
ser liolte CONNER bapoe opbolot Jig
Spllan0, fortalte mig forbaplet, at
EFT ucitjp0if @on0efarl bapoe talt mes
bam ON @olfltrpmmens &irf1inger
pao Sfon0inopiens &lima, % at en
! 9orberipeno / @oriens u1oer 8arbe=
! ringen bau0e giort Marsfanalerne
og Spprgsmaalet, ON @ars CT BE-
boet, til @ienitan6 for nn6erbol0=
f.! ni11gen paa en Maaoe, JONI rpbe0e,
at oen l1l1ge Ma110 bap0e mere emo
operflooiif &jenoifab til Sen %folfeli=
ae Mltronomis Sperflo6e."
Sylfe Sorpe0oboa s e
II oant 6arpan0e. So
Sprpeopiogere, ser bprer til 11ogle
tpife Gifoorer, JON for Sioen loretta.
ger Epelier / oanife 5arpanoe> iirr
i &ottegat, ct forle6en Mat TONNE
gait al Steo. Sorpe0oiager Mr. 156
fra @ilbelmibafen, far i Merbeoen
al @prns &ep paaicjlet ~Jilfefutte.
rem Soul 8reinbolt" al @sbierA
Sufferer fit Sprp0et % Stepne.,
fnltite % blep lief. Sorpe6oiagerer
bugiereoe Sen in0 / @sbierg @opn.
S set an6et Silfel0et gif l1bel6e'
us oper ope0fontmenoe Sorpe0oiage
lelp, ioet sen neo 10=5ioen ON Mfte
nen mes is Mils 6art leb pac
@run0 paa Sproge 9lterrep. SRI
more Sagere legte at fao SEN a
@unnoen, ,me1 opgop Set efter a
bape iprengt flere S(ebetrosi er. St
oonif &rpoier opbolot Jig pe0 Stratt
oingsiteoet o9 tilbpo i'm Sielp, 6e'
blep a%f1aaet. 8iergningsoampere1
~@eliinger" tilbs0 lin Msiiitance, me,
Sorpe0oiageren bar ogiaa negtet a
mo6tage Sen. Senere ol1fom ira Sic
Ell &rp0ier mes 2egter poo Slpb
tire Sorpeooboaoe og en- 5l9be0am
per mes 2egter. S Sc to 9egter
bler Ser oplosiet &ononer, Mmuni
tion, Slpentnr og Sill. 9erefte
foripgte &rpoieren, cit Sorpeooboo
oa SlGbeonmperel1 at tage 5orpeou
iogeren al @%runoen, men SEN bepn
geoe Jig life. 9erefter blep &rp6ie
rem, Sc tire Sorpe6oboooe og Slebe
oamperen ipen6te for Sorpeooiage
rem, og iaaleoes lpffe6es set en0eli
at toge Sen of @run6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30
.SDllan6.

6 net S ami1i e. S
&btiteo @rreit benli6ber for Si6en
tire 8re6re, en- anbol6t for &nipitif-
feri> en- on6en for Dr11ffenifab og en-
treble for Spperi. Den iioites Some
lt66er og1aa.
en- Brett, ser bIiper
IS a 5 nj s. Baitor Gngel,
Ser biotil far peret &apellon / 6re=
oensborg pe6 @ibp, Spllano, bat
fiebt @aar6eier Maos &onlens 81
enoom pao Gejlbp @arf for 2O,1OO
&roner. 8eietning og Mplsreofo=
Der meofelger. &r. @ngel, ser for
Tremtioen bill lebe al lin @tilling
lom @aar6bruger, obertager gien<
6ommen / Sftober Moame0.
IS I Lamb 3 e II"
6pmt. ~SSpllan0spoiten"s anipar-
bapen6e &e6after, Mielien, er iogmt
en- 8e6e pao 800 &roner eller 60
Cages iimpelt 6engiel / M%nle0ning
al to / ~Spllan0spoiten" for is. ogI
10. Mugl1it 1909 optagne for Solfe=
tingsman0 S. g. @briitenien forner=
melige Mrtifler, ser blan6t onoet n6=
taller ON S. 6. @brtitenien, at bans
@ierninger a%nbiier bam &laos pao
eller / Soriens og life
&aa6.
9 anmarfS us t t e
a geterbab e I. S vDanif
6tlferiti0en0e" lfriper cano. mag.
8eoing Teterien / en- Mfbanoling ON
"Sopets 9etponing for Da1rmar":
uMf Sc omtrent 200 Milliol1er
aroner, Ser aarlig in6pinoes / &c.
|terbabet al Sc omgipen6e 2anoes ST.
feri CT Donmarf = tro6s Spllon6s
.uoitrafte @eitfpit og tro6s set iggoa=
,n0e 6iiferis raj tie 6remgang. enonu
i'm 11aoet til at biembrinse I a 11%
oGt. Ser er ct Misforbol6, ser fun
1T for tp6eligt btier at Mationens
Snteresie for at erobre @obet og us.
in0e Sets Nig6omme en6nu la>1gtirai
+ fl1l6t paagel1." VI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30
9erne.

Sam oe0 Siellan6s=
. 5 e. &jebman0 ST. @arlien,
5felffpr, bar facet Minijteriets Gil-
til at anlegge en- Soon pe6
Sie1lan6so66e.
en- e1 eftriif g t 0 r.
c e II tral poa 2oIIan6.
8eitprelien for u6polget angaaen6e
en eleftrif @torcentral for eleftrif
Driofroft poa 2ollon6 afbolot for1e-
ben Me6e / Moribo. &aa bette meo= |
bellies, at ser MI er tegnet' 22,5S6
Senoer 9an6 paa 9it= og Miotlol=
LAMB og $4,000 Egn6er 2ano pao
ge itlollan6. 9a man merer, at CO.,
900 S6noer 2an6 bill bore nof til
Mnl9gget al en- Storcentrol, onler
8eitDrelie EN- MI Mnlegget for iifret.
9obbe1tporet pao
S e n. Set ferite Stpffe al set
M Spor er toget 8rug al Sc or6i-
mere Sog; set er S%trefningen MEL
lem @ibp og @elite6, boor set M
Spor for at forebpgge Sen iterfe
Stigning op 40 @elite6 8affe er at-
1ogt flere Mlen beiere ems set gomle.
Nn ifol &rbei6et me6 0pfploning al
oct gamle Spor poabe9pnoes, bpor-
for BET ny er toget / 8rug. Sor %.
rigt ifri6er Mrbei6et poa Den eprige
S%trefning raft frema6 boooe me<
@fimelegning og 8robpgning, mer
oct er BOG tpipliomt, om 11ogen De]
iaf Strefninge1, lom @pgter ia,
ment, ifuloe blioe ful6t feroig til
Sui.
Stor S n5pono l. II {
TIL g n 0 I nj. Snopon
6ringen til Danmarf fra u6lan6e
er / set bele fife flor. s Sc ienerv
Mor bar Observation-Disclosures ipille
en- &olle> men Set ct D6erjt foo al $50
lafferne iom fe1ter barigt SO / Don
mart og en6nu ferre al Sem, Jon
erbberper Snofd6sret. Sra @perig
tnobonorer en6el Mennei fer, me
Mrbeioere, og a6lfillige al oisie blipe
6anife 8orgere.
@e0ens Sen Smule Sa6pon6rin
Der timber Ste6 for6eler Jig nogen
lunoe iepnt ODER bele 9al1oet, ipne
8ornbo1m at mo6toge en- longt lterr
Mn6el ems 11ogen on6en 9%onos6el,
6orbolo til St6rrelie. Dette fren
gaor al Mntallet al 6em, Ser erbpe,
per zig Sn0t60sret. Blan0t De 400
500 Herioner, Ser bi6til bpert So
bar erbberbet SSn6f66sret / Danmor]
bar ct forbol6sois betpoeligt Mnto
oeret boiio6en6e pao 8ornbolm, ct
felte Mar fen pe6 ct ballot &unore6,
oltfoa ca. 10 psf. Saor er BOG ga
let uia6banligt fort, ioet ser #
. 8ornbolm alene er irogipet 119 81
i6gninger ON 6anf 8orgerret, oert
fra 8 &bin6er. De l16lenoinge pa
&ornbolm, iom i6ger Sn6feosret, {
neiten ubelrffen6e @benifere = ID
en- flor Sci @tenberfsarbei6ere. 6
fort Hrocenttal at &ieneitetpeno'
poa 8ornbolm ct @penifere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

IS tor Stto 80 gIIer
/ 6 Dl1ing, Ser for life lpnge
ltoen feire0e so Mars Slrbilnum lou
Street, I Set lamme Gogn, er cit 111ur.
felig Mon6 og life ioo list al en-
Gneboer.
Set lpoer neite1t 1troligt, men CT
life oeS minore ion6t> at ban life
bar pgret / &j%dbel1bapn li6en 1866.
Set tar for at tale mes @rl1nbtpio
S bons egen S%tiftsito6, Morbus, far
ban fife beret li6en 1871, fight s(or-
bus life ligger mere ems 4 Mil borte.
og ban / alt Sal6 / Sc ienere s[or
BAR boft Sert1bane 0ertil, poo en- 6olp
nar. S @oriens, bans nprrne=
tie &jebite0, bar ban peret for en-
)olp SneS Mar li6en for at 6ente lin
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-14

SEND FOR REPORTS Qlustrated of Prof Rowe and o. Elton
and get special offer making for short time Remember
other wealth producer equals copper mine salty pemanc and
profit 1t probable that by COPPERSMTH will be ship
ping from the shaft being sunk the Exy ledge (Which Prof Rowe
Now gives such splendid showng and from the lower tunnel now
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-04-14
PROF. J. P. ROWE

Mining Geologist and Professor
of Mining Geology, State University
of Montana, in a report on Copper
smith last November, not only con-
firms all said by Engineer Elton,
but if anything more strongly en-
dorses the property.
He says the ore in face of work
ing tunnel is same formation as
Snowstorm. His report is very COM
plete, covering the geology, loca-
ton, surface indications and lodges,
development, management, etc.
Wrok is now progressing under
the direction of Prof. Rowe and
will continue all winter.
Work has never let up since be-
gun last spring.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-30
HpoctHl OFFER Tor wednesday
ana Thursday

Lady Washington brand Hulled
Beans with chicken, can. .... 1870
Lima Beans with chicken, can la1ko
Il VIC Table Syrup, finest quality,
AYE can. special offer ....... Zoe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-30
FOREIGNERS EAGER FOR LAND
Many Inquiries from the Ola COun-
try for Homes I'm the United
states.

WIN you please send me some Of the
literature telling OF your trains and the
lands and territory they run through p
(signed) Paul Weber, senftenberg, Ger
many.
This letter was received at the Union
Pacific Tuesday morning. and went on 10
state that the said Weber was a German
immigrant wishing to come to this country
and get a farm.
Further investigation and a consulting Of
the records disclosed the fact that an aver
age Of twelve 10 fifteen letters and postal
cards week were received from Euro
peans asking for information on farms IN
the western part OF the United States The
Union Pacific advertises these farms and
chances for land in Europe ana foreigners
who never owned more than twenty or
thirty acres before are anxious to find out
an about getting l6o acres Of fine farm
land.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-30
CEMENT CONCERN MOVES HERE
Large Block of Bonds Sold to Omaha
Capitalists.
OFFICES IN THE CITY NATIONAL
with the Additional Capital Company
May be Able to Reduce the
Price of Cement I'm
Omaha.

The general offices ana sales offices OF
the Nebraska Superior Cement company,
have been located In Omaha, quarters hav-
ing been leased on the eleventh floor Of the
city National Bank building. The company
has Just sold $4,000 worth OF bonds which
have largely been subscribed for ia Omaha,
Men interested in the First National bank
OF omaha have organized the First Trust
company to underwrite the bonds the sale
OF which has been easy
The plant OF the company is located at
superior, Nebs and win be one Of the
largest In tho country. According TO Prof
Barbour, state geologist, an immense
amount Of limestons. OF cement bearing
quality. Is located there.
Omaha and Nebraska annually imports
100000 worth Of cement from neighborlng
states and. says Prof Barbour. the de-
posts at Superior will supply each year
one-haif OF tS,OOOOO0 worth for 90 years
The saving In freight rates will DO such
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-30

that cement may cost Is cents less a barrel
in this city. The general offices Of the
company viii employ forty or fifty people
when running in full, and large ware
house in Omaha will become imperative.
II. G. Calkins, secretary and general man
ager OF the company will be in charge of
the offices here. Mr.. Calkins and his fam
lily have already come to Omaha to reside.
The other officers are:
President-C. Mclaughlin.
Treasurer-C. L. Adams.
First Vice Presidential. E. Bruce.
The directors include @. H. Walrath,
Colonel J. c. Bills, c, X. Cuttings.
Mr. Cuttings is a Superior capitalist, Col
onel Bills is well known as a wealthy bust
ness man in Lincoln, Mr.. Wslrath is of the
lumber company which bears his name
Mr.. Bruce is president OF the e. e. Bruce
Drug company Mr., Adams, the treasurer
is president OF the First National bank OF
Superior
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-30

Nooa heauAth AFWagN FOLLOW
The use OF Foley Kidney Pills. They
are upbuildins, strengthening and sooth-
ing. Tonic IA action. quick In rosultA
sold BY all drugEistA
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17
Stolen Love Costs $4,000.

New York, Feb. 14.-A verdict of
SIS, 900, said to be the largest ever
rendered in an alienation suit, was
awarded to Mrs. Charles C. Hendrick
of Brooklyn against Laura Biggar,
the former actress, accused of aliena-
ting the affections of Mrs. Hendrick's
divorced husband, Doctor Charles C.
Hendrick, Mrs. Hendrick sued for
100000.
Neither the defendant, who is said
to be in California, nor Doctor Hen
drick, appeared at the trial, but were
represented by counsel.
Both were indicted several years
ago for conspiracy in connection with
a sensational contest for control of
the 100000 estate of Henry M.
Bennett, the Pittsburg theatrical
manager, Mrs. Biggar was acquitted
and Hendrick convicted, but he OBJ
tanned a new trial and was freed.
Mrs. Hendrick got a divorce, NAM
ING aura Bigqar
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17
6 Beautiful Teaspoons Free.

Farm Progress of St. Louis, Mo-,
the biggest and best semi-monthly
farm and agricultural paper printed
in the United States, offers to send
six beautiful teaspoons to anyone who
sends Is cents for one-year sub
scripton, or one dozen spoons for a,
two-year subscription at so cents.
The spoons are six inches in length
and are made of solid silverloid pure
White MetaD, which will not tarnish
and in ordinary use will last for years.
The edges are handsomely beaded
after the design Of the most expensive
spoons made and in every way will
prove valuable to the household. If
you are at present subscriber'and
wish to take advantage of this offer
your subscription will be extended.
Tell your friends and neighbors about
this generous offer. Address all
orders to Farm Progress, St. Louis,
Mo. 15-2m
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17
$100 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address,
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17
The Facts About Pe=ru=na.

Pna an alcoholic beverage disguised Is it possible Pena
substitute for whkeyi Do people buy Peruna and use it as Oddy
would be the easiest thing in the any demonstrate
y ch statements Lsn the drug store and purchase bot
undertake beverage this remedyn
doses considerably larger than those prescribed the bottle Would the result
be alcoholic nOIaOni Nothing ofthe sort Let one Try and
medical heavily loaded with medicinal ing
tents taken in doses larger than prescribed would produce positive
drug effect No could Ifany one doubts these state
men and We know that Peruna cannot used beve
age; that will ntoxats; that be used substitute for
quo We guarantee that PERUNA NO CHEAP wHsKEY
Or ANY OTHER WHISKEY, for that matter
per cologne spirits absolutely essential to dis
solve and hold solution medicinal Ingredients but the drug. contained
world for one to demonstrate h. they chose to d0a
chemists have analysed Peruna and found to contain only cubeb and
whkey Now challenge chemist demonstrate
bottle and 700 whether not whI find out for him
self whether not composed Of cheap whksy and cubbs Of course
tents contains hydass naden corydas formo conson
least four other medicinal ingredients To be chemist could
that Psuna heavily loaded with medicinal ingredients
why statements repeated when their iy could be %
on part medical profession VERY IIs the which
took the crusade against Peruna CHEAP
in attitude towards it But after these ns, sy. sso
said and reuted would to be in order for people use little
Every says nothing but cheap whkey and
cubebs he telling lie absolute hood people intend to speak
prevalent repeating other peoples statemsnt
without investigation their many wemeaning people to
say these false things about Peruna.
Used according to the directions the bottle PERUNA IS SAFE
AND RELIABLE CATARRH REMEDY but good medicine il
of those do produce drug effects very to
the person who takes it
therere up every honest person quit making such statements
concerning Pena acknowledge ISLANDERS about which
he knows nothing One might Just that an noxcpt
that taken in large enough doses will If peop
tried but simply repeated such statements about Castor Oil The
majority peope would come believe them
such statement about Castor Oil than would be Peruns
Any who takes Peruna knows that statements are false To v
that Peuna cheap whky and cubebs constitute good material for
jokes the vaudeville there who
10 DO truthful saying again this ofrepeated sehood
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17
Free Seed Corn.

Why not quit raising scrub" corn?
Why not plant enough pure bred seed
this spring to supply you for the flu
ture? There is as much difference
between scrub" corn and pure bred
corn as there is between a scrub"
steer and a pure bred steer. Pure
bred corn will produce a much larger
yield per acre than ordinary seed.
Until further notice, the Farmer and
Breeder, published at Columbia, Mo-,
will give away free a quart of pure
bred seed corn with every new SUBJ
scription. A quart will plant a quar-
ter of an acre and give you all the
pure seed you need for future use.
The Farmer and Breeder is a big
monthly and costs only Soc per year.
II is published in the home of Mis-
souri's great Agricultural College and
every issue is full of articles by Agri-
cultural experts on the raising of all
kinds of Farm Crops, the Care and
Feeding of Live Stock, Dairying,
Fruit Growing, Fertilizing the Soil,
Poultry Raising and every other farm
subject. Any single issue is worth
the price. Every ounce Of this seed
corn will be tested by seed experts
before it is sent out. You can have
either yellow or white variety. This
advertisement is appearing in hun
dreds of newspapers and our supply
of seed will soon be exhausted. So
send or leave your subscription at
once at the office of The Times, But
Ter, Mo-, which will forward it to us.
,l6-4t.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17

ing Laura Biggaf,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17
Obituary.

Mrs. Emma Jackson, wife of w. R.
Jackson died December 9Th 1903,
she was born Jan. 10 1846, in Wash
ington Co., Ark, moved with her
parents when a child to Fl. Smith,
Ark, and lived there until she mar
ried William R. jackson March 10th
1871, moved with her husband to
Bates county Mo-, Oct. s 1872, and
lived here the rest of her life.
Two daughters were born to this
union, Mary Francis Shaw, who died
in 1880; and Cora Blankenbaker, who
was with her doing her last illness.
She was sufferer for almost 4 years
and was the most patient person dur
ing all her sickness Deceased was
loved by all who knew her and had
many friends.
Funeral was preached at the family
home Friday, Dec. 10Th, 1t II O'Clock
BY U. o. Deputy, Of Rich Hill It her
request and the body tsndsrly hid to
rest at the Double Brunch cemetory
followed By 1 hree coucourpo a
sympathizino fkienda ne 6ofz6 a.
oneG hnva a. M "a E
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17
lack of judgment rather than great
strength that breaks out handles.

One of my dairymen friends tells
me that his cows have never done so
we'll as they are doing this winter.
He attributes his present success to
the fact that last June he partly filled
his silo with clover ensilage. This he
fed to the herd during the dry months
of July, August and September. He
thought he reaped sufficient reward
for his efforts last fall, but the cows
are just simply outdoing themselves
now to repay their owner for having
kept them in good condition during
ely time"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17
Probate Court Docket February
Term 1910.

Probate Court Docket February
Term 1910.
Executors and Administrators Docket.
2Sth day February.
Dorm friedrich W Mary Jane Dorm
winegardner Susan Annie K winegardner
Warford o oh warford
Fleenor Catbarine A WA McBurney
Fleenor Thomas B McBurney
1st day March.
Thomas Aaron H Ella Thomas
schwamb Herman Carl H schwamb
Henderson Jno VS. Henderson
Porter Lewis JF Nance
End day March.
McDavit p Jno McDavitt
Circle Geo o Sarah Circle
Briscoe A A CB Briscoe
Adalr Jno B Helen R Adalr
Boulware CyrusN TIC Boulware
schellman Albert l. Martha schellman
3rd day March.
Fisher Sllas Elma, Fisher
Holsclaw CD Eliza White
North Joshua PHI Holcomb
Woody Jno d Mary &Cw Woody
4th day March.
Eldridge Geo W VIC Eldridge
Saddler Mayo ia Saddler
COPYRIGHT Jno s Nancy NJ COPYRIGHT
New Anna JB Wilson
Schmidt Ferdinand VIM schspeler
9Th day March.
Wsich NJ IL W. James
Ferguson sydneyB CEF Ferguson
Lyons VIM j L Angel
RequaCJ Elmer Reaus
18th day March.
Teeter Frank Mn Teeter & Fern Rog rs
Fischer John Jno Fischer
Corbin W wD Corbin
Haires Martha Mary " Haines
9Th day'March.
Alexander W d Jno c Hayes
Roster A, e H, A Vim Roster
Mains Isaac K A Bennett
Keeble Charlotte JGK eebie
9th day March. -
kegerreis Martha RIB Campbell
Turner G c GFTurner
RysnJJ Daisy Stanley & Nellie WEIGH
Rspp Geo N Jno G Hayes
Guantanamo. Curator.
10th daysMarch.
Erwin John Il ct 81 ALErwin
Shafer Josephine OF al VIC shafer
Arnold Dorathy Tw Arnold
Palmer Forest ct al Jno Hay 90
Smith Glenn W Thos ] Hockstt
18th day March. +.
Steele Francis VS. Steele
Hanna Jos Rufus JJHanns
bsll6nch W L NV Bslldnch
Teasley ElizaJ wv Jamisou
Sanders Martha wO Jackson
18th day March.
Bear Minnie q Alpha Jno G Il yea
Hackett Thos Jesse Jno Hayes
Atwell Harry NC Jno Hayes
WEIGH Us Jno Hayes
Cummings ssml Young Enc W Cummings
14th day March.
Anderson Martha is Anderson
Powell Harvey Jessie Warren
Haskins Lehman VT Hoov {
Podenbarger Mildred N " PoRsnbargsr
Lewis Eide 8 wv Ponenbarssr
l5thsday March.
Richie Claud H ct u II &C Richie
Carroll Fred N Of 81 NM Carroll
Wood Orvii Of 81 TT Moxgan
Clark Grace DL Ciaxk
Short sami rs Harper
18th day March. s
YoaAg Nancy A Albert Teune
Ruddls hsbls ct Il Geo " Rpddls
stasdiAA Dora Nay TO Hoftsn
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17

Carpet rags dyed with Put
NAM FADELEss DYES will not
fade, and the colors are bright
and pretty,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-17
G. E. ROBBINS
The Successful
-AuctiOneer
Two Cfock ond
Live Stock and
Farm Sales a Specially
AMORET, MO
SALE DIRECTORY

Feb 7Clak Draper mile north of Virginia. Mo-. Horses.
Cattle and Implements
Feb 10 d Mayer miles northeast of Amoret, Mo- Every
thing goes.
Feb oGeorge Lee. miles northeast Merwin, big
qut-everythng goes
Feb. 21-Mr. Patterson, La Cygne Kan. Closing
Feb. 22-Mr. Shay miles northeast of Merwn, Mo.
Feb. 23-H. H. Harshaw Butler. Mo. Poland Chnas.
Feb. 24S p Hazen. y miles northeast
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
Feb 25Dave Jaggers miles Of Mewn Mo. Closing
Feb. 26Sam Elliott miles southeast Drexel. Missouri
Closing Out.
For any further information Robbins Auction
Amoret. Mo. have partner up-to.date.
make sale. We will make you any
that works this country We doing leading
of the southwest: want stuff
and we know how sell 1t high.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-02

]. w, Mcclure came home from
Oxford Friday.
Attorney General Byers spoke yes
terday afternoon at the Court House,
Russell shslley and his newly made
bride went to their Stuart home Fri.
day.
Mrs. Gus Detman after visit with
Mrs. E. Lieb returned to her home at
Valley Junction.
A long new porch is being erected
at the Chas, Van Gorder house for
melly the Finch home,
e N Taggart, Mr.. StelIe, Fred Far
ley and John Twist went to north
Iowa line Tuesday to look at farms.