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I'jMrs. DruM of the tone tlut " "
X.k :tt ut about htT lltldi.lild's !;,-
Anoiher Swindle.
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rupearance. Mrs. Ui ue icsenteu " 1
I .. i ,. , i . : .shiiii'U-s. Sh- built uii a hot tire us i square ant; la.iuietl "Hed V.u
jtosreute anyone
Iinders about her.
who fiiculated
lUrMOUS UKVIVKU.
flic matter died away .somewhat,
'suddenly grew again to greater
oportions. It was said Mr. Druse
id been burned; his body boiled in
" and the bones burned. The
fjhbors called again and noticed
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v jJiiuu on uie uiHir ami woouwoi k
4-iieroom. Search for the remains
a made with increased vigor.
The family consisted of William I jox
sse, lus wife Roxy, a daughter j
id Mary, aged iS, a buy named
je, aged io, and Frank Gates,
n. ruuii up a nor me in si-u..ie anti i:u i ;t;ii i;f(.. i,ug ;;nci
; both stoves anil then had me watch I Roach Exterminator. " lie filters
at the north window and Mary watch I the packages for sale to !!e hotise
j at the south window. Then sne took wives, and manages to sell quite a
I a block and a board into the parlor j number of them. lie state- that
I and chopped bun up and then put the "exterminators." to he cflicient
the pieces into the fire. She told me j must be kept m u warin place for
to crowd the kitchen stove with twelve or fifteen hours, and must,
shingles. Next day all I saw oi him ; on no account, be opened more
was a large hone. Mary had that than five minutes befoie using. He
and put it in the other stove. It ha .1 claims that if used properly all the
flesh on each end. Xext morning ! bugs in the house could be killed in
U'nrpots. rUovps. Hosiery. Xotion, Trunk. , YuYim s, rtcerio&.
j livj('n n !V-t Uie largest conibiiiiMl stui-l; of oods in Hates
oi ci-non iMUilics. Kvcryotxlv eordiallv invitee to visit our
linanntioth lmv. M. S. COWLRS MERCANTILE CO.
Corner Park Ave.5 and 6th st MCH inu'.
she took up the ashes from the stoves,
put some in a bag anil some in a tin
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twenty-tour hours. For this bless
ing to the housewife he only charges
25 cents. A number of women
bought the "exterminator" and fol-
She told me to hitch.np the horse ' lowed the letter. congratulating
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hew of Mrs. Druse, aged 14.
I bouse was an old one. ten rods
sikh-om the road, with large barns
ss she was going to my father's.
When we got inTo Mr. Talls
swamp we went two roils into the
! swamp. I took tue ashes anil tnrew
themselves that they had at last
found a wav of riilding their beds ot
a nuisance. Thev were somewhat
chagrined when on opening the
o sules, Charles Iett, a neigh- j on Wc , p;,ckae prcpar,rorv to coninlclK-.
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er, about 100 rods northeast. !
! to father's and 1 was taken sick and
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had to stay at home a few days.
C( good citnrens. Tett and the
iler family believed that there had
!ifoul 0l.1v. Mr. Pett had noted
smke and fearful stench
When I went back she told me tc
i get the new ax and :iv the handle
J off. Mary took the handle which I
I had sawn in two pieces and put it m
to. .MIS. IvCMCI and 1 Cll j
! the stove. Thee we hitchel up
iiT-iin fr. 111 vl Qlinf :ntd T Hrm'P tfi
RiK)ued the bov Gates, a stolid j ""V ....
J. . ' , , i Ritehhcld Springs. W hen we were
tie finally weakened and j , , , .
-uiiiuico uie crime. 1 ne uis- . . , . ..
Ii-. . .. , into the pond as we passed over the
yt attomev. A. H. Steele, was j , . . 1 ,T
, . t orit'.ge. xneie was :t newspaper
tor and arrived last evening. As; , . , ....
Jfcsas he arrived he questioned the j : ,. , . , . ...
"wno then told of the burning of ! " , . , ,
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'body and went with hirrt and!, , . . . .
, .... . i knife and throw botli into the potid.
what was left of the remans, ., ... . . T .
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j rJ l 1 ). 1 T 111 I. l Jv..l-..x.,
ing the war of extermi!iat;u, they
found two wooden blocks, an inch
thick. On one of the blocks was
written in ink: "Place the bug
here and press gently with the other
block." Parsons Daily Sun.
To The People of Missouri.
The womans Christian Temper
ance Union of Missouri have Jisrrib
uted over S,Ooo petitions to the Leg
islature, askins: for scientilic temper
ancf instruction in the public schools
ot Missouri. These petitions have
been sent to temperance workers be
longing to all the different organisa
tions in the state.
Over 2600 of our ministers were
Splendid Stock and Fair Price
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j sne inrew me razor oiacie outagamsi j sskcci to neip us :n me work, ov tie-
IOW IT was DONE. tJie jcncc. jlc toti snc sjic. ot tj;e j hvering appropriate sermons, by
coroner arrived to-day and revolver last tall. It was a nice circulating petitions, by writtir.g let-
'pJanelled an excellent iurv of ! narl-handled one. She said no one 1 ters to their legislators askinf them
Jersin the neighborhootl. After should know where it came from. I j to vote for the scientific instruction
bill. Every Senator and itepresen
tative has been appealed to, both by
printed and written letter, to advo
cate our bill 4,as a representative ot
the best interests of the people of
Missouri. All the preparatory
1 ie resiaents'iiiaa testmeu : know the revolver: tlie one touna in
vj.ics was put 011 me stand the poml is the one that Airs. ime
Id under oath an astounding 1 T t. nnrl Hdl with I
Er is given here almost m his knew it by the stamp, handle, and
M-as: My unc!e was killed the hy the cylinder. It w as loaded when
ll45(laT before Phrkt,,,:,.. 1 : 1 .. iu.. ft V C A
t1 to kill him and dispose of his : ;.nd Mary were in the room w hen j work has been done, that can be
j done. It now lemain for von. the
"H. Last summer mv aunt m,.-',. itiVwahnt.
'sdto hire me to shoot uncle ; - . I people of the state, to express tour
She said she would give ? Vie lY.ainc organs luive ksued, a j wishes on thi matter b- personal
?ood many dollar for doing it. i drc ot Xi.wilvliuieiit' vviHcli cier ' letters h votrr seniors and reorescn-
her would not do it. There 'all the indepeiulent republicans, j utives. Let evc;y tnother and fa:h
rjining more said then, hut this 1 This hotv thst the Dlainatics are 1 er . anxious t umi ct ilair ehi'd
I my aunt and micif Kill hat? a i.rAnnrinf t.i o out of business.
lHanir - . .1 f I
jnuius. v,i uc iiiurs ;
Trustee's Sale.
Wlitreaa, M, A. Kellar, ol IJatcs coun-
tv, Missouri, bv hex deed f trust, dated I
October iStli, 1SS1, and recorded in the i
recorder's office of said IJatea countv, in
bookJ7, at page 105, iid convev to V. j
E. Walton as trustee, and in case ot his i
absence or refusal to act, the then acting j
st.erift of Bates countv, Missouri, for the 5
purpose ot securing the payment ot a
certain promissory note in said deed ot
trust described, the following described
real estate situated in the county of Bates
and state o" Missouri, to-wit: rhe wst
side of lot No. two (2), ot block No. two
(2), in Harper's addition to tne citv ot
Butler, Missouri, containing in all three
fourths (?4), ot an acre. And, whereas,
default having been made in the pay
ment of said no e and interest thereon,
and said W. E. Walton, the trustee nam
ed in said deed, hair.g refused to act, at
the request ot the Iejal holder of said
note, I, W. F. Hanks, sheritt of Bates
countv, Missouri, bvirtue of the power
ia me vested by said deed ot tiust, and at J
the request ot the legal holder ot said j
rme, I will, en
Thursday, February th, iSS, !
between the hours ot nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in the after
noon of that day at the east tront door of
the eoi-rt hovc in the city ot Butler,
countv or B.1 cs, aforesaid, expose to sale
at public on. cry for cash in hand all ot
the ieal estate in said deed of trust and
this notice described or so much thereof
as mav be necesarv to oav said debt.in-
te rest j.nd cots. :
W. I" HANKS, Trustee. !
McREYNOLDS & SCHWENK
1 ,l
l I.VATI and I.OLIM VICIJI.
With Through l)f Cars, i'aior jr,t,
I'.ilace Sjlecpir i'caciitb.
Palace Sleeping Cars Without
Change from sjt. Louis in
IO IIOLKS TO laUISVIM,K.
IO IIOI.KS TO CINCINNATI.
30 HOUHS TO V.ASIIINtriO.V.
31 HOUKS Tf IIALTIMOKK.
3S HOl ltS TO N'F.W VOW.
o cliaiige of dart for amy
classof PassfUeis. Firtt rxl .Scc-tnd-Class
Ia-cnyer.s art ail urilcd o..
Fast Fvpre Train, running TI)L'fi,
WITHOUT ClIANtiK.
Boo t& Shoe Makers
HCTLEK, MO.
Bot?. and .Shoes made to order The
bet ot leather used.
Sl-.on r,rth std-; otirfjuare. j'j ti
-THK
O.
& M.
Will be laailed PB CCXfl
to ll pplien urnUb WJ
axul to cuctomeis of Urt yer wiuuct
crdrtnit. It fontAtni lUmtratiOBa. prteM.
Is the shortest and quickest rout", ami
ou can go via "inrinati or Ioui.i:).
a choice of routes offered by noot'tcr 'i't
The OHIO .V MLSSISSIPI'I KATLW.W
IS NOW Rl'N.VINO A
Ol'
Pal
ace Sleeping Coaches
f'WM-
detcn'mioni acd Iireeti for pUntinf J1
Vmteble and (lower IUW. WVlMn.
O.M.FERRY&CO.DIJ,2llr
St. Lou i ? N'r-w YofV. W'i'.fai
The only line by wli:Ii toii aa 14 r.
through c;ir Irons hi. Iiiis to C:ic:na.'-i
without paving extra far;. in a.W.t 1
money paid tr ticket.
nefore Christmas, i
lacleH
lh and J
, from this growing evi! ni internpet -
lance, write to their legislators and
;i tK tnnrn i 1 ll? IV Is HPthliU: H ttlC COnStltll- 1 nrTi- 1'ni'iii vntr ir- K?'!
cle Bill asked me tu sret up ;ticn that make :t o:!igatoiy upon a! Mrs Claka IIofpmax
a fire. I d?d so. Aunt r eslcut f " select departmental Stau- Pres't. Mo . V. C- T. I".
Mary, her djiifWr. r-at ' "dvises r-r lto. This interesting : Mi:s. ll. E. Wcrtihxgtox
lTnclc Hill wr-itout and did the ' taci should not he overlooked. I State Snot of Set. Ins.
1
IIaxovei:, O., Feb ; 1SS4. 1
Aftti hnvinj; lun rever and pnpnnio- i
nia I had a dreadful cough and rould no
-leep at night. The doctors told rr.e I '
had consumption and would die. I . ave '
taVen siv bottlcot Pico's Ci.ro nnd mv ;
Ci..'.:!' i er.tiri-iv ' ne anil i air, w.l;
ever. H-lr Emki.ine F; -,:. '.
j For Ticket. Rate-, 4r ny nnaU.-
. iru'oruiation. r--:! n- Tk '.ci A r
iconnectinttne-, V,'i.cf Nor'hwn :rt
Southwest, Or in N; tui. at 101 A 1 ;
(Fourth Sr.
Notice of Finn! Settlement.
Notice Is hersbv "tveti tr. ill cred
a.nd otheis intereed in the estate nr S
tr!i:i,Adt!:ini,..rat;irf -id eta!, i;.;e::J ! W.
'. make lioal etrleraent tnercr.t, the
:scv term or tl.c B-'-cs County i'ij?at:
i ;- rr -..i-,' 1 . St.it- Mi.. :...'
. ., . " i.- ..1. r. ... .1 1. 11 (lit fl. (1. r W- criK.
V'epriiarv.inr- J M. Catterijs ; 's1 '
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. O-r."; mai.-.ger. gel :
Ciurtrwf. Ohio.
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