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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
DOUBLE HANGING THIS WEEK.
I%o Negroes Swung into Eternity from the
Sane ScsfoLa.

I~o Negroes Swung Into Eternity from TIL
Same Scsfold.
Jefferson City, Mo. Juno 20
Jefferson City will have q double
execution Wednesday morning. when
two negroes, lobe Lauaban and Ed
Mckenzie, viii be swung of tie
same gallows IN the yard Of the Cole
county jail Sheriff 5. Fl. Stone has
the ecaf0'd ard al the detail ready.
and the outlook is that the execu.
tons gill 20 through without any
unpleasant CT s-usationa! features
except thai Il is more than likely
that Mckenzie, wto is in real or
pretended ii health. mav have to te
strapped to board and carried
from the cell to the call5ws.
A high stocta5e Eas been erected
around tba sczfolI aud only limit
90 au44D,s 6 spectators Will witness
the execution TIE death watch was
paced on the two men to night.
LanaLau IS cheerful and defiant, but
is apparently Frustrated, |
and the ot;ieer- are uncertain wheth- |
y Il IS real or whether be is sham
ming n ef3rt hos been made by
he friends of the men 10 secure a
eprieve for them
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
QUITE RIGHT.

We regret TO see the fight contin
ued IN by the Butler TIMES and
| Democrat over local democratic can
didates for the circuit iudgeship
We can not but feel that such a
course is bound to prove disastrous
with harmony prevailing among our
nome candidates and their friends.
there IS no good reason why Bates
should not capture this political
plum. Without II, the result is very
doubtful. That either paper has
right to express it's preference there
Is no question. But to mlsrepresent
either OF the candidates seems to us
TO be very poor policy, Rich Hill
Review
There is no quest;oning the cor.
rectness of the Reviews position. 1t
is not only poor policy TO misre pre-
sent either Of the candidates, but
an internal outrage on one of the
best democrats il Bates county, and
lawyer the peer Of any il Missouri.
Ii smacks too much Of the bossisra
which that paper arrogated to itself
n the early days and against
which any self respecting democrat |
will rebel. The TIMES will continue
Q affirm the worthiness OF all three
II the candidates, but will show m
he true inwardness of the personal
Rht being made on Mr. Graves by
be Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
H. /. Tucker Druggist, Butler, Mo-, Local Agent.

The new operator at Hume. on
tie PIt,sburg y Gulf road. Miss
Mary MoclU. won her position
through cheer merit and industry
Ste "as dining room ei.l Mt Ho.
&c. StiwelI. AZ ittsburg, and devo.
tel her leisure hours 70 the study of
biography Having thoroughly
mastered II she was taken from the
dining room and given piece as a
full f-dgei rnanipulator ot the KEYS.
Clinton Eye.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
Irustec,s Sal.

! whereas Lucius Newton and .JUIl. = S..,rtop
n VIII, by their deed Of trust dated Jaue I0tk
-, ann recorded in the Recorder once tyitbl1
a.i4 IgT bates county, Missouri in book No m
~. 10 conveyed 10 the undersign q trustee
ti-e Following described real e.ts,e I.ing and
OF Missouri, tO-Wit.
me south half Of the nortf.frcsr ft.zvf.v az
sscN0n fourteen "a township for t-rssg fagi
- I1-ss t@ebty nine IN, also tho northeast
5L@FtFr Or section ten 40, towHshfr, f0rty-tw0
80 tghss twenty IN lyHy sontb Of
5AaHN hi Fef, which conveyance was made
y tFH.t y secure the payment Of ~ rartalr
- INIiF IFscri bed IN said deed 0f trr.st. and
.nFI'a5 'lfisult hss been made ~ ia. ravueDt
- ~ Pfinclpal and interest nov uast due and
1Hpsp4- 20" therefore, at the rpgra4t ~ NJ
go -4. , LDa"r 81 said note and uursuant 10 the
- III ~, - san leo ~ trust, ! aIu pFOceed
= ~ the above drscri bed urrrf.lses q ruflf-
t+i.'i--. y The highest bidGrr Tor .s-G al tF-
D. Ir'ht 1poT ~ ths court house ir tho rItv Of
~ ,''''' county u Bates and Stat W Nl4.gfr,
MONDAY, JAY y, l-s-.
- Estn the hours ~ nine 0feIr-E .- .ta f,re.
-" ais'4 LFs y CLOCK 10 The afl-rr..-. ~ stst
- !, ioF NJ purposes u ssti=fgIn, -s.s ite6t
nt-Te=t and costs -'- '+'D-'
30 ". l. TEATE-.
IrE4Ler
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
DESERTED HIS FAMILY.

Frank Le', u Former Bates Count,
Ciuzen Leaves fer Parts Unknown.
Clinton Trlbun,. Eth
About three months ago Franz
Lee, OF AdrlaL. No, became ownel
Of the Nick d Ed saloon Oh the
Nor'h side. He moved his family,
consisting cfa wife and two little
twin girls to tais city. and rented 8
dwelling on west Green street.
He arose about o clock last sat
urday morning 70, the purpose of
opening his saloon, kissed his wife
good bye, tod her be would lot be
home until dinner sn1 departed.
since which time she has not seen
him nor hiss che been able 10 learn
OF h's Whereabouts, except that be
is supposed to lave gone south on
the ii. h d I Saturday morning.
His wife cannot account for bis
action ard says he mus. have been
crazy, as their domestic relations
were Of the most pleasant nature.
Mrs. Lee Is almost prostrated by
the shock of Ler husbands disap.
pearaDce and was taken to her pa
rents near Adrian by relative sew
eral days ago
Mr.. Lees father, a wealthy farmer.
arrived the first of the week and
Strengthened up his sons business
affairs.
Il Is runored that q woman Joined
Lee IN his fight, which report has
not been confirmed or denied.
Lee was formerly a farmer and
was engaged il tie drug business
prior to coming to this city, being
It that tine, It is said, al exemplg.
> youDg man. Since engaging ia
lie saloon business be had led 8
-sIld life and lest money gambling: /
his together with the fact that his
'sioon license was about 70 expire
nd he feared he would cot be able ,
o renew it because Of opposition
to bsar, may have been the I
nosiYe for leaving the country.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
NotLcc Of Chsn,a n Nnn-- !.
STATE OF MISSOU RI
( ~ a. -

STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Bates. -
be y remembered, That heretofore. to-wit A. A
regular term Of tho circuit court Of Mates
county. Missouri. begun and Lald Al ~
court house IN The city ~ Butler. on The srst
tuesday after the second Monday In lime
l-.'-, and afterWaria on the 18Th dsy az Jnne
~. u" same being the second Judicial day
81 said term, among other the f0llowlng
preceding were bad tO-wlt James Elmer
sears. * paTte
:. N ,. 81 M DAY tho application verified By
efhiavlt - James Elmer Sears Ls-st.for. ana
ana presented To this court prayjpg 10 have ~
HaIii' changed u James Elmer Hone coming
On TOT nearing, the same h. taken q u and heard
by N" court, the court doth lind tlFt .htre arr
s'vl F's7on- Tor the change Of said name ard
"a gsi 'laAEc 81 Name would not be letr-
li.t'ts4 70 thr interest ~ any other prrs0p II
- therefore,, ordered, al. Judged and dacree9 IS
rms court that the Application Of ~ aid Jaues
Elmer scars, BE- granted, and tbet his aa1rs h.
I,IehS"I rom james Elmer Sears n that N
5aiA"- Elmer Hop, and that this ORDER Aed fe.
'Ie' p" -lftad upon tho records ~ thf- court
STATE OF MISSOURI
County u Bats, So
J. stewart Atchnson clerk OF tho rirruit
-.tfl "iLhin nAd Tor the county ~ Iste.. IN a.
siaL- - NJ. --OurI, 30 hrr.f,v 1r.rt-fg ftst ~
T--y-.4E l- fun. true and .f,sI.1at. lr,,- n
M n or tlHal order and decree in The - = N
80. -. hIIilEr scars. ey parte, ~ falls a. the
N-''' al" oE7 ~ record IH my Once.
r.,..4 !. wines whereof, have bereunto
l7rALI SCI my hand a. clerk and afired the
seal ~ said court Dgre ar once 10
i4r city Of Butler, thf- tfs fgfh las
II June. I-.y- ~
= E"ART ATCHEsON. Circuit Clerk
'--"' by j. W. TAYLCIs Deputy Clerk
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
show mar tie wav to = !

show man tie way to a long and hea1thv
life ~A-'-S
Cor1-1oa sense teaches that a man should
not cNeT-work or OveT-wO--v. that he should
take ample time for his meals. for resting
ana foT recreation and sleep; that he should
ne. .ot neglect the little ills Of life. because
tAey are the precursors of serious ard fatal
Ha!aQies. Chemistry has enabled men to
MAKE com bIEatlons Of drugs that were in
possible IN the DAYS of the aIcheruists
medical science has taught when how and
why these com bIuations of drugs should
oe used Dr.. PierCe's Golden Medical Dis
coTeTy Is the most valuable of all health
restoring medicines. and the most effective
rs nrSt wcTK Is upon the fountain head OF
hte-the stomach. 4 man who has a weak
and impaired stomach and who does rot
properly digest his food viii soon find thar
us blood EaS become weak and ir1cove--
lshed, ard that his whole BODY is irrlpro-,-
eTIy and lnsuGcie-tly uourished This
medicine makes the stomach strong, facil-
ltates the TOW OF digestive juices. restores
the lost appetite, makes assimilation pe--
feet icvigorates the liver and ru-;fes ard
errlches the blood Il Is the great blood
maker, fesh-buiIder and nerve tonic. II
makes men strong II BODY. active II mind
and cool II judgment
II Goes not make fabbv fat but solid
muscular flesh, nerve force and vital en-.
eTgy- All medicine dealers sell IL
J " Jordan. ESQ. q Cc-Ai- u-r-:,f=v r.
Ky. writes IS 4 bout tv7o and q hzIF vrs- 49,,
/ ~as taken with severe rzsius in .Ee cLeSt -
ga7 70 SPIT ID blood. was troubled with night
s~e4ts and vas 50 short EInded that I could
E2TciF wax haf mile Tried Or Pis-re,s
So,cen Medical Discovery sud have r-lprove5
pc-a Il strength and weight
Inc medicine dealer who t--res SIRE
SUBSTITUTE IS thinking OF the larger prost
ne Il lake a1G lot Of Yo- bes. good
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

Hon. W. Il. Davis, of near Wind.
For, Is being prominently mentioned
rs candidate for state senator
Som this district. MIR. Davis is an
honorable and trustworthy gentle
man and no doubt can carry the
county If be wants to make the race.
ais record in the Legislature for
Two terms was clean.-Montrose
! Ray.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
Administrator Notice

Sct-ce - hereby z1ven that Ie,,... Ia. .-..
.lstFstlcn On the estate Of AHEeJfra G-t--i..
- @@si' we're granted 20 the sndsr.5yn-,t -
the 1871 day or Nav, Igea h - - "
IG1rt Of Bates county. hissovri wa '3yLA'T
a. a. PeTsGns having claims aRalr'sf safg -.,s.s
- 4LlEed 70 exhibit them Tor sliorspes
&ss- o. SAID letters. or they may b. rye~y5ssf
HIsI-, s ~ ssne1t Of said estate Eni IN rzeh
~ 49, 11 ~ AAlJited within two yesrs from
sFss DsrTee. TAiE l4th day efguns, ia.
ssn =. II. GUTRIDGE.
iA11lEistrAter
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

The mystery
OF life an q
/ death has puz-
zIsd many 4
wise man The
alCherists of
old searched in
vain foE some
combination of
drug tn at
would prolong
life indefinite
y. Common
sense, Chemis-
try and medical
science have
combined in
Z n
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

Washington, june 20 -Represen
tative Davenport cf Pennsylvania
has Introduced bill granting a
pension Of 500 per mouth to Har-
riet Z Gridley, widow of the late
Captain Charles Y. Gridlsy, who
commanded the flagship Olympia il
the battle at Manila
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
DEMOCRATIC TICkET.

essresentative-G Il. Ejlie
&eCorier-P <. WIIaoE.
4-easuFer-A. B. owen.
county CierA-5. T EEoa4 lie.
sLsrlH-E. 4. 1fu.I.
Circuit CierE-J. p. Thurman.
Probate JudEe-W. H. Dalton
Praslding JUdge-Sam West.
Prosecuting Attorney-H. L. CLARK.
uoToner-Dr. Z. 4. Lusk
i1dgs Of North Dist i. -. W!mea.t
y u3ge # South Diet .-G. ". it'll.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

We had not supposed that the
democrat would SO far lose it's eau.
bon as to accuse US of being a gold
Bag, when we have a certificate from
ine editor OF that paper on file in
washington that we were an .'offen-
sIve silver partisan"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

Cncle Sam is makingshistory very
last these days, That recently made
~ Manila will be very interesting
reading to future generations, and
that being continually made in the
West Indies will be quite readable.
Ne expect rapid developments from
aOw on in Cuba.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
Trustees sal.

Whereas, John NJ HrddIesou AMI Ns,v n
Heilichun his wife and Robert h. Heidles6n
ami Anna lIei4Ieson his wife, by their desI \,
trust dated January q l~i ana Trc0 r.l.l M ~
once or the recorder OF iecds IN Eates ronps~
hirrouri IN book No. tIJ at pugp - copVssy'
ed To the undersigned trustee the ipllowtsy
.!"rcrihei real estate Wing aud heinz sitnats
IN Bates county, Missouri to-Wlt.
Tie east hair ~ the northeast gunrter ARA
east hall Of southeast quarter of section tFsr-
- one l2ll and north half % n1rth9gest maj.
ter 81 section Twenty-Five C11g all IN tovbsbi,
lofty -9He filt Of range tEirty-tvya t41# contain
ing two hundred and forty lstUl acre. NOR.
"E l'sH. which cona tyauce was made In trust
70 secure the payment Of one certain note fgfly
Ire'fiDti ~ rald t-eei oitruht; and wh,rens
4tlaUlt has been made IN the paymert Of tbs
principal Of said note ana iptevss,
now pact due and unpnid Now tbrrs.
ipre, at the Request Of the Legal holder
OF said note AMI in pursuance 20 he
terms aud conditions Of ssld deed of
truht ! VIII proceed o. sell tho s1oy, ls.
scrIhed prenlses. 30 much thereof AZ nav
Dc necessary, at public vcudur, 90 She h gh..t
bidder fer cash. a. the east front door of ~
court house In the city OF Butler, Bate. county
on
Tuesday, July l.th, l.g-.
between the hours % nine O'Clock IN the fore.
noon AMI i've O'Clock Ia the afternoon Of tbst
lay Tor the purposes Of Eatlsfylnr eHlI deht
interest and cosis- X. g. HAETWELL.
Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

LAe Democrat intimates that the
5epublicans will endorse some of the
candidates on the populist ticket.
About the only foundation for such
assertion is that papers desire to
eoerce some of the candidates on
she democratic ticket now in Office
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

Over III Kansas the democrats
EAiyed their rights and allowed the
gopullsts to nominate a full state
5!cket. The democrats will support
sLe ticket and passed resolution to
mat effect.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

The editor Of the Democrat helt
: different ideas in the spripg Of 1S9t
| to those he now PROCESSES of what s
J man views should be on The silver
. question t. make him a suitable can
didate for ofiica. A. that time L
was in colleague with the most
notorious gold bugs of tie state 10
bring out a candidate against Lon
". Stevens for Governor, as the fol.
lowing dispatch from Jefferson City
to The s. Louis Post Dispatch
shows:
The oir to day is fall Of political
rumors Of combinations ana cau5i
dates are multiplying rapidly fer
the Go7ernorship and for all the
different State offices, Delegations
from st. Louis, Kansas City, Butler
and elsewhere have dropped ia on
US Of late and mysterious caucuses
have been held il the Supreme Court
building and in the Attorney Gener.
ais Office and it Is only now that
their missions have become public
properly,
"Oae thing is sure. The gold men
are determined to dictate the noIni
nation for governor at the next State
Democratic Convention. They pro
pose to smash the silver organization
into fragments Judge Hockaday
has been prevailed upon to become a /
candidate Judge CAN'T was visited /
this week by Mr. C!ardy, general
attorney of the Missouri Pacific /
Railway; Bob Railey, Missouri Pa
ci6c attorney # Jacksonville; Judge
Cowgirl, the Sound money Railroad
Commissioner, and Mr. \. A. Wade,
If Eu.ler Attorney General Walker
las haen a prominent figure 10 al!
he IL @'iogs and large AMOUNT of
orr ao1ndence has gone out from
he $ preme Cour! building Of late
0 various parts Of the state. Il
''Iaa .nm4 Influence is trying to
Dreva on ir. d, D, Burnes, of st. 5
oseph TO so into the race Judge {
ian' is urged TO eater the race be t
aus he has never Raid any thing on q
be money question. and because Of t
is opposition 10 the action Of the L
'er;so Springs Convention Judge g
lockaday claims to be 8 silver man, :
ut poses as a conservative. This. p
Is thought, will make both Of s
leFe gentlemen acceptable to gold (,
en.
Judge Cowgirl 4eeired to get up a.
petition ..guei by sandry prolni- g.
ant Sea.Iemeo # Kansas City. Il
g.ng Judge Gait 70 enter tie p
&c, but Judge Giants suggested to L
II that inasmueh as most Of them II
ere god men 1t might be to his al
sadvantage Ell
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

When the devil begins to preach
1t oehooTes honest men to bs on
their guard. He always presends to
the -ofsiest motives to accomplish
his wicked ends.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

Talk about furnishing ammunition
Ior the enemy, the Democrat is pilipg
Up and multiplying that kind of ma.
fsrial about as fast as possible to be
lone.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

Crow IL not a very pelstabIe diet,
bat the Democrat viii have e large
'aroan Of very bitter crow to eat
alter the circuit judges fight is set
led.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

Harper : Weekly fer Msy . IL, es
usual, devoted mainly to scenes and
incidents Of car war with Spain. 1t
is not surprising that the contents
Of the periodical on this absorbing
subject are uuiformely interesting
and valuable, when one remamb ers
its brilliant staff Of artists and CORE
spondents, which Includes Zogbaum.
Thulstrup, Chapman. Rogare. Rem
Ington, Spears Fox, Caspar Whitney
and others To these has now been
added Mr.. Ponltney Biee'ow, who
contributes n c'everly written nc
count this week Of the battle of
Cabanas and the unlucky expedition
81 the Gussie. TIE second OF Dir.
bIgelow Ferles Of articles. called
"A 1ankea III Spain also appears
n this issue The career OF tho late
ir. Gladstone receives especial at
.en;iOn in the number. both in the
Illustrated Gladstone Supplement-
sid II the main body Of The iouroal
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
Severe Suffering
Food Would MOI Digest and
Caused Cramps
Storach and Lung Troubles Cured
by Hoods SarsapariTIa.

81 had bronchitis and NEURALGIA n, .Ls
stomach and suffered severely. Iobtainad
but little relief from the presentations
given me- My food would lie on nv
stomach and cause cramps. / got v-eaL,er
'Ae lime ny mother persuaded ne
~ axe I1ooo Sarsapsrilla. The first bot
'-s ga NE 50 much good that ! Kept on
IN Il ana now am cured OF my stom-
eeA Trouble and my lungs are ali right.
ai-l so can stand the cold winters much
better than I could several years ego"
MRS. sALLIE AENOLp. Frazer- MissnnrI
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

Very good, INDEED, it is 81 ex
cellent ticket end will command the
full party strength. and more
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
school Fund Martsarr sale

whereas ~ Crawford and Az rr.,r,.-,
DIS wife. did on tile iih das uI Nogtsu5f,9r ~
tNecut" and deliver to Bates runufv 4, N
stat % Missouri, their school fund tpo-t -. y.
WhiCh saIt school fund mortgage was dpiv ~
'oE.isa do book 10 at page lis oI tha -rbo1i 49,
mortgage record OF Bate county. No r,v,'l'
Ing 10 batc. county the following des,1O
real estate, to-wit '''Va
hlocAs eleven lIaui iEhte"uIl-J ir ia. to,gr d,
MgrWInr bates county, Missouri also AIM ~
All machinery therein and two FairbsTts
oIais-~ and an other improvements thereto III
tachta, which COuVrNa ucr was made An frnst 4.
SECURE ~" payment uf one certain srhnol M "
bond therein described and whereas ~. ,,ri 'N.A
lEl ani interest on said school fund bond ii 49,.
past due anu unpaid. Now Therefore in nm,
-Uaut ~ an order OF the county raurf vffs5
Al the May adjourned term, I-y> Of sad ,@"rt
heIi on June SIN, l-tS, ] will proceed t0 Nh w
abpNe described real estate At public yendae
!" tAt highest bidder for cash, al tho east frorf
door al tn" court house In the city " Rutle,
county oi Bates and state OF Missouri on
Friday, July ~th. l~.-.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock .u The t,.
non aud i've clock DO tho afternoon Of ~
day. Tor the purposes OF satisfying laid dsbt
it-.Itsl ana COSTS. D.. G. MUnD n
'l-t sheriff Of Bates County No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

The prohibition party of Henry
county have norainated q full county
ticket
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23
Hoods a ss1iIia

I9IAe bess-ia fl-et the one True Blood Purifier
so-a y al druggists. 81; SIX fors
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-23

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-09

I. CLASS sLoOPs FIRST HEAT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-09

Won in drive by a length and hall i've lengths
between second ard third
THIRD RACE-s4oO added selling. one mile and forty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-09
NOTIFICATIONS At IBiyy

Albany. Nov. s.-The following companies filed
certificates OF incorporation with the Secretary oc
STAG yesterday:
The Musical America Company OF New-Yorh
tity. To publish magazln's relating to rnusi
DR. una and rhe arts. capital stock GO"j. directors
John g Freund. Milton Well and A. g. Freund Of
New York CITY.
q ". Il II. j. Crawford Company. 81 Delhi Del
aWar' County. to manufacture wagons and slelgh,:
capital stock. $50 80. directors charles T.. Andrus
OF Stanford. George W. Crawford. John .. Stoi-
dard. George 4. Paine. Herbert A. Pitcher (.
Forman Adcl and Henry !. Graham. OF Delhi
Llzzero Rafael Company. OF N"w-YOrk city; 10
manufacture macarCni; capital stock $500 di-
rectors. Isdor Harris. OF Brooklyn: julius T.
Asch. Rafael Tassl Edward Matthias nd MAJ J..
Naslus OF New-Iori city.
Gator SILK Company Of New York city: 10
deal IN drygoods. capital stock. t000. directors
Oscar s. Thompson Of Or age. y. J. Charles 6.
Bolrdman. Of Brooklyn. and John Catoir. OF New
York CITY.
capital stock. $40 90 directors. A. 7. Mohr, +. F.
Vandcrburgh. J NJ Vandenhurgh. Johr o. Adeii
J. +. Wilmer and w j. STATION OF Buffalo. and H.
g Nanderburgh. OF NewY)rk City
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TRANSPORTING.
EXCELLENT SCORES MADE AT THE CRES-
CENT CLUES CONTESTS.

There was an excellent attendance al inc "'p
shooting contests OF the Crescent Athletic Cluo AZ
tho country grounds Of the organization O"'s
tIaa1 RAY Ridge Long Island yesterday Many
,srys,s we're thrown. and the scores showed a con-
siderable increase in expertness among the mem
h.rs - the trap-shooting contingent OF the c'up'
on ,,o reg,,lar traps and the Magau trap were
used All events were handicap.
First contest-Noyeubsr cup race twenty hoe pm" ~
- 80, Nagau trap: H. q Gcddes tscTatch - - IN, IN.
-, ' no v,risI i3 r. carlisle u] yar's, ~
~ ~ .,al,, -, yarssl 20 l.. : B. Hegeman % saru..'s
= ', =. Hopkins Is yarlst -, \. W. fsxhes % -,
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