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Mr. (.ifo. Aichle hat beta gt ant
ed, a pension of in il.iHan ptr
mnntli.
Wednetdny ol last wcrk wa pen
s'nt; day nn-.l mnty of the old sol-'
d;ci :iiie ftom milt- ii ihe touii
ii y to liavi- tbtir vouchen made out
tight.
Mr. J. 11. Shocky, . nf Siloam'
Splines waViii (he city last Friday
on hit way home from the golden
weiMing of In parent, Capt. and
Mis. J. IK Shocky, cast of the river.
The people ol flutter are agitat
ir.g the (uslion of a sewer system
again. The ctunity court ngreed to
give. $(oo toward it if Butler will
do the rest. We trust our Hutler
neighbors w ill take the matter up in
earnest and put it through.
Mr. Geo. Aichle has sold liis
property to Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hull
who will make this city their future
home. Mr. Aichle will remove hit
family to Kansas City as soon as he
can make arrangements for them.
We regTet to see as good a citizen
as Mr. Aichle leave us but are glad
to welcome Mr. Hull to his new
home among us. At one Rood
family goes, another comes to. take
their place.
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THE GLOBE PRIHTIKG GO. St. Louis, Mo
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DEAFNESS,
9 ASTHMA,
Ctirwd at Homo by a Mmw, Quick, and HtUablt Mtlhad.
CATARRH.
Aim trotm lbEei ot
Ctmrrli rr Tr C.uuTh t lb. m4
t3 Ihro.t dcTp'ep. rr. Hroeckisl. Pu-
i1 lir.d Nols Broortlfcl (L(.rTB !; to
A.itun. .ol C.MM.tl.ik (itutt Currh
r.cs yp9!., iDil.imLloB. .n4 c.cpot
th StoniM-k. W iid tar, (n kn (raa KjO
tanu, uit u Huk lk. Unr mm khtrn HImw
AiTHMft MUSiifCml. Mr. W.
MO t niim n. CwTBtr, 1T! KocUd
Am, h'miu oi. Wa, iitii "For ts fMira 1
eon.rrJ wilk A.ibnj. .ad wMBafli for work of
UCAL ESTATK TRANSFEIW.
ny kind. Xy nrmti od lunr topT4 wis
or.nr.inii:in. oa oos(Bi o.y knaaiiai.
rd I rould liol. dowa, but hd to lt in
tli!r to iep. la ilunp nd B n.kUier
1 acsrrrd tnit. Tbo Ur.nax.o UMIttl it.ll
Iuia curd l, ftnd I kr.v-i'iiy rwomond lh.ta
W ihom JL.cld akSiai kcdlUt f tV."
FJFRVOIlCt tIJJISES ktidchronU
erraptom bUnki from n.uwr jaa tek tnu-
DEAFNCS3 CURED.
T'.rliu. Gol , Not. 1 , mot. lwr doctor ! I
ensd. m of roar Efcr Uiuiii t.os'.u. m.l H
worttod vocanra In edt I . o d.f 1
could onlbo.r ft mn f-boti t within X ft of m.
I could bear nothing butdiatrkticii he.d koia
tlut di.iuroMl mm ail d it and kpva.w.kr .1
nnuv. i kn.ssuc, but oow I j brta trm.
ll.Trr U kit yon Tlklni ni trMtmrnt wfll 4a fo
tb.draf. It i!rJT loppd tii. aoioM ta mj
k.ad utf aaad. my bwarl&f perfect. 1 m bew
o coarcraailoa vlikia ta frt and liru
whlt:. la Bilira. I arnd yo Bam. of a fr.ood
aSilcird aj I araa. I kaow your tmtnxct ul
rure b.r. I win mak oath a all I hat M'.d.
VouxdIi(iihMlfnwd, jAMti BLliHAW.
r Tb. lew ntm .1 (3.04 no.th larlwdM all ajalrtnM, Ttaarban,
J iavBtnuatratm, wte, lor accea.titl kaat trrataacait. . AKkia oIm t. k..
Tba Branatnaa V i-itelal Inltitn's ha bn loktl is KcaClry, Mo., it yearn, and has
enrM ibouauda. if yoa ar auCrricn from IHfncaa, c.tarrk, or Aattint. w can rur. yon
at A.m.. A booklet tWUoff of our marreloua troatment andwondarful aueaa, aeot fsEl.
Cataxta la youth uuhs Oealttoaa to old as?. bca?na eauaca much worry .nd toaa .f hmpyi
rra. AnbiLtnuaM auffrtnir and poor l.ealth. Wa can fur at of th aiovo dlaa kt f oaf
touMe M lu BO cukBC out writ. Wdy fur KliCE gutiuoi b.kfk ADd booklet. Addrcaa,
Tlio BOAIlAMAfl LiEDICAL IIISTITUTE,
m..IJx,.. Kansas City, r.llssourl
lawkwtwHtVawyj Lki'
THE CEEHIS-nf'ESIG'H SCGTOR
IC II rJF Catania, BrBntattls. HtrUla. Dytttptt. latowala.
wwita. 6yifry, lKk.t, Ula. btfof nl. bkad PvIwmi. far
lilytlk.HeraJA.FUra.rUiulk.CofltBBCtkoatk tkaf l(ti!taiariial.
ICoBUlsti.(sl DlaeaMtoftw H.art. Stnoach. Urn, ftowcta kid
IKMamim. tpiaal Cratrr. Hootp Back, t tut Ft, Potts' tiiuauJ
CrMt Kjrra. bosoi .vct id mcs. I c tract. t,raiuiiia uim.
Smm rVvAawaaaat CarA. Wrlka for Bmptooi LUm, CouullaUaa frM Xt4atJbMa4aia
Tntlaad BpaxlaUrt (o aci alaaa ol dlMa. Orr tUlrty BtacUlLrt, wpraaantUa th
AJdopatUa, HMkaopaiil, aad Kdawtla Beboola el kladlcloa. eonblukut llxli mkxll whrnm aiwai
aary oa Mch Urtlrtdaal eaaaw ill wiwllcio furnUtutd. aad a ao nulaf aoattiika oa. erdiaary
d rir would aoa'r 'or writinc prawnpwoiia and aukn . w al mmt mrnun to bar Uiwa
CiiKt at your owa axtua. 1.1r..b a. la anr(rH-r hm; w. wia amd a aiwolauakaa Arc
kraia aapaui. ! sawfuraUoa acuuiioaJlf aay etavaMuat kowia So kibht,
Jf yon aaffar rrora
aoy of Wi W'aak
aaiiwa Itaa.a
eaoaad by inoraaa, .im or a.Kita'
lu; If rnlitn baoa roolxwl and da
rtvi bnul tit. abas. u.u.aioa ol auk
word doctor aiakMi your oood boil,
ar. ifc. Mry m vn a t.li
to. VV a ka r p.o.4 our k i il la rtti
( broolo lHM.aaa tF .ubM.Lit aliou
aaad. oi voluntary fcaattiuooial. of hnta
git .ug MuiM, t.uitur. aad ad
ftfM. bat mm'$ y.td.. r
.Mwui B'iMMi bcattM I won kl bkrar ooci
t'taaoa. il.Qo., wa ttv. to pro, .or kklii la
tbu aiaaa of dutaaaa la asutbr way.
WEAK n Eli
,
NO CURE, NO PAY
Dm sr. wnt M t wrt. ita nba
durUart acdtnrtnedlrif abet wa will bm
ran auuad aed wU or tb arMlnaat
will ooa yoa oatbltuit Wa aor Lo
j ala&hood, Bamlaal Wa.kB.aa, tvmrmm,
;3
rrboaa. UonorrboM. ?i.klll.. Varuse.
raia. vartotu'.. aad ail wuwnl M.a.
it oa t aon yoa a puur. uwuiMUia
A, Vantrees to W. L. Rex
road lot i blk 3 Amsterdam Cjoo.
Mary M Sartain et al to F K
Thomhill So a tec IJ Deer Creek
$5oSo.
D Haddock to Joseph Barney lot
1 blk Q3 lit addition Rich Hill
$75-
J W Choate to W A Henham
tract sec 14 Mt Pleasant $joo.
J Amos Hall to Jessu L Swan-
p-o so acres section 27 Hudson
$tooo.
C A Emerson trustee to W L
Resroad lot a block 3 Amsterdam
J J Ashbaugh to J C Kindred 104
a sec 6 Hudson $2500.
Margaret A Clymer to S C Alex
ander 20 acres section S6 Elkhart
$320.
T J Wright to Nannie Cox part
block 2 Wvatts addition butler
$700.
J M Christy to A L Sleets
acres section 21 Mt Pleasant $352
5-
Sarah J Duff to C J Schooley pt
lot 2 blk 13 Williams ex 1st ad
Butlrr $633.
Nancy J Ellis to W, D Sylvester
lots 1 and 2 blk 19 Littles ad Hume
$550.
I J Hammond to J E Powell lot
af
i block 3 Fields addition Rockville
$10.
Henry liurghardt to S B Saadler
et al 37 acres section 22 Rockville
Maria W Heinlieu to J B Pyle pt
lot 1 blk 2 Williams ad Butler
$1550.
R E Buckeridge to Alfonso Ram
ey part lot 5 block 74 Rich Halt
$3000.
O II Simpson to J M Harlcr
y interett tract section 30 Homer
C W Shove to V M Lihbridge So
a sec 2 I Hcmer $1000.
Chas A SeariKht to M F Tabler
So acres section 29 Grand River
Win Ot.lham to E T Tunin 40 a
sre 32 Elkhart Si 130.
Salt pork is a famous ol J-1
fashioned rfincdy for con-!
mtnption. " Kat plenty of i
pork," was the advice to the j
consumptive 50 and 100
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man,
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most.
Scott's Emulsion is the mod
ern method of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is too
rouG-h for sensitive stomachs.
Scott's Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
Scott's Emulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophos
phites in Scott's Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
A sample will l
sent free upon request.
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wasM wt.y .U(ri sruikUUI p41B.
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flOOS both araca a pirrA vk
" w tureal:ato UJ.. MJt. full dca
cri'.Hua uf tU:?f o.r.M-a, K aiut aad
cuia. acnl aaautd tu v--. Bi.lr
A I efuuet Bel
li! no other state has the decline
been o powerful as in Nebraaka.
The populints became klrong
enough ii: Ncbratka to do a lot of
things in a political way, although
they never vvete numerous in Mr.
ii van's town, vraid or precinct.
Hut the head of the Populist move
ment does not need to worry if his
followers are on the decline. They
certainly have bten good to him.
They have honored him politically,
They have paid their money to
hear him lecture, ihry have bought
hi books aud suliaciibeti for his pa
per. He it well fixed, kecausc he
did hit hurveating before the clouds
gmheied. K. C. Str.
ti::t timi.E i::scs . ....... eTW.n:,v.'iri ,:in .
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cat aim .a J '
I'roplieta.
Prophet, genuine or make-believe,
gt nci.illy come to a sad end.
Jonah wat avvalloAfJ by a whale.
Jeddo was taint by a lion because
he hud tinned in swallowing a mor
sel of hfrad. Micfc'uh was kliuck
on the jaw by Xedekiah and kept in
piioii on tread and water. Ha
hnkkuk was whiilet! thiough the
air t v the hair of hia hrud. Amoti
had bisteeih exirictedby King Am
kiahto pitvent bin) 1 10m prophesy
ing. Thus far Howie ha eac.ped.
New Voik Pitas.
"MiU Grore" Wbert tht Great Kat
urailst Caught His Inspiration.
Few jx'Oplc know that "Mill
Srore'' the firot home in Anieriea
of John James Audubon, the moat
relehrated of American orni
thologints, is so near to Philadel
phia and can lie reached easily,
says the Record. Just outaide
Xorristown, to whit h one may go
br trolley, is a little town called
Jeffersonville, and a pleasant walk
of three miles fakes one to the vil
age of Audubon. Here stands an
old fashioned inn, with its quaint
old signboard Item ing the rtrait
of Audubon. A short walk down
a country lane brings one to the
gates of "Mill ('trove," and after
prot-eeding nh!g n shady drive
way one comes puddi-iily upon the
atables, the roofs of w hich are on
a level with fine's feet, for the
ground is very hilly and the stables
are built in the aide of the hill.
Audubon's house, however, n mas
sive stone structure of strict
colonial linen, i licttcr located.
All around the house the lawns
run down to the river.
Mill (irove was pun based, by
Audiiltnu'H father while on a visit
to Pennsylvania. Anbudoii was
Itorn on his father's plantation in
New Orleans in 17S0. He left New-
Orleans w hile a rhihl and spent a
short residence in Kuntu Homingo.
After a lilieral education In
France, wlu re he studied mathe
matics, drawing ami music, anil
where he had become otherwise
accomplished, he returned to
America to superintend his fa
t tier's estate. His father's ngent,
a Mr. Fisher, of Philadelphia, at
his request, put him in charge of
Mill 1 1 rove.
At Mill tlrove young Audubon
found "h Messed spot." In tin
regularity of the fences, the
struight mid military exactnessof
the avenues, Audubon saw the
Iteaiitlcs of his father's hundi
work. The mill attached to the
prosify was to him "a daily
source of enjoyment," arid he was
delighted with the rcpore of t ho
'juiet mill dam, "w here t he pewees
were act -us touted to build." "Hunt
ing, fiahiiig, mid draw ing occupied
my every moment," he w rites, mid
ing, "cures I know imt, ami care
nothing for them." It was at Mill
!rove flint Audubon met Mins
Idkcwell, his future wife, whose
father's plantation adjoined Mill
t Irove. It was also at Mill t irove
that Audubon l.iid the foiiuda
Hons for a great woik on Amcr
lean omitl. ilog.v.
It ia a singular fact that Wilson
and Audubon, the two greatest
writer on Ameiiciin birds, both
hadcaught their innpirut inn ou the
bHIiks of tie Ktliutlkill. The old
honiekteild has lee kept US Hear
a jxihuible nail wus w hen t he fa
iiioiis naturallit livetl there
(Quaint colonial Cn j lai i a, ciiriou
reccsm-s for books mid curios, and
many practical th-ticca were Intro
ducetl into the old hoiiieateitil to
iissiat li i lit ill his tun k of clasaify
ing ami sttid.ting the birds ntnl
whit h aided hint in his iiuiiierous
(litiQH'ric. iu naluial hutur;.
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