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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTOS
From fo1' Of Liberty 81.
Neek days $50 500 1000 al 80. Dining Cap 4. NJ.
90 i.i5 2 30 500 Dining carr. 800 r. N. e5 mdt
siniavs 80 1000 III 30 DINING car A n, l:i5
q - plrng tar. 400 y ~. ~ 10 mdi. Additional
,rai,s phliaiepha week days. 90 4. NJ 400. 80
80 900 = " SUNDAYS. 400 A NJ. 400 p VI.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY WHITEHALL ST.
Week days 10 7.5s. s25, SO. $50. eoS $50. 9.35.
10 1913 10 80 iiUs. II 80. II IS A. NJ. IL 20 l. 40
90 i25 las no 2.25 2:55 3'30 $50 $50 4;25
go, IS b25 So go 60 $50 7.3o So -
10 IS 10 s.. II 40 +. NJ. II Is mdt sundays. 100
IS $50 1000 1880 \. NJ. 100 ~; Y .5S. IS. 2.sO
300 90 20 b5, 20 600 go 10 rs. ~.
. s. 1885 T. n. ~ Is indt
Tickets snd PsrI5 10 'ag %, 'e az O. '0 LEFTY 81
wsr i5i 6th A.. 81 Eas' IN s., 1913 Esst i25h St.
6our 81 500 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN. gS Broadway. VIII
,,rsb.rr The y Y Transfer Co. Will call Tor nd check
t,ssase non, hotels residences TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier y. r. foot Of Rector ST.
For Atlantic highlands Highland. Of Nsvssink, Nor.
mandie Ruuson beach. Starlight Monmouth Beach. and
Long Eranch 40 900 100 \ N. 100, 200. 3i5.
40 80 r 81 sundays. $50 \. NJ. TOO p. ".
Eiberon. Ashury Park. Ocean Grove, and points
south 10 Point Pleasant 900 4. NJ. 90 Sstur-
DAYS onlri. ZOO. 7 Is 30 80 p VI Sundays stops
Interlsken for Asbury Park and ocean GFove). $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

'' ana n Gales 5000 bales spscus,lon snd esP SG6
ssiae.ns upands 3 5-I0a Futures opened steady Wiz
w',. - sst nights prices closed seaey l9l 80
~ sos1.s February March 30oo; March April slos
ssssMay 5loh5 MAY June III ~. Aus9s,, "iso ~
,,STosF 5oOs. November December, 3Os'st Manchee-
rTTi.fns slowly. Cloths Small inquiry .
t Patents the -four market was quiet and ieatursess
g. ssady as underone IN sympathy YIN ,0 Nsea a.
..A patents 50 750Si TO- spring clears 81 3olS8 ~
NO winter g 2sns3 10 extra 10 Witt oS25
sS.ea ,2soas2 o.. ~ coRNMEAL~s Steady. quoted
sS es 81 1892 90 IS 70 EA9 f3a1:e
sssss' FEED-Quiei 40. 90 and 90 N. winter, IN
ei,, opso sprlng. bulk C5QIOe 10 arrive essc' mia
sss e59S7c Si meal s2sSs2s 20: soreeHnss
N c,hAlN-WHEAT-T bulls had a moderate advantage
h.. market more perhaps because 81 the fact that
.f ees lad operated unwsely on the short SIDE man
fi q, ne opening bat. apart from MS business "ns
w., oca. devoted covering of shorts put OUT
ra-ss and his morning The initial r'nd 81 me
ssns.. ioi.o" * weak set OF cables WIS dos
Gs Hammered the mar,e, Vigorously ana a'enpien
t.n,f another heavy Gsci'ne. bui. meeting he foiegm
.e,f.s, ftame Jess aggressive ana we're soon ~ I-'
s,c =, ae leading Instruments OF strength were an w
IN - aiarce IN lse cable aeher cash marHels
iR.rai ,o!.N".ft and rains The opposing factors
psc,,. fday Hght speculation evcrywhero. and pros
Il, ~ heavy Manitoba wheat crop The Official estimate
las, fi'eI was 253i3CCO bush against 2iWoOp bush
Pirate -. m" advances m cash wheat AT N'rih"'H,ftn
;e, We're attended by dispatches announcing active
,er. a. y! new arrivals I'm Minneapolis cash whfet WIS
can, nzfer IN Duluth cents and at chicago abou.
r..dy 'Sser Locally he cash market was aniet Dns
AM g'enosr delivery. 30 Northern Du.uth. &c over
f-i Mn m n,d Duluth nc over Exporters were sas,
w.sr,N. declined SHARPLY At one time being ~ under
BIER Par. "u ee psrty covered ard sio-ea .n.a,,on
q ahartA P11 wheat va dem 70 pon~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
noArs LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.

nvERTIsFNENTS ant subscriptions FOR The Tribune
'-...i,sd M their Uptown Once NJ i242 Broadway
- door north ot sist 81 until or.o,k p m. advertise
-. rereiyeA at the following branch Offices regular
.e-.e rn,es until o'clock m. VIZ; pa shave.
or g2i ST. i52 Gth-ave cor l2th-st Mays. Gthaye.
"a AN e, iie Columbus ave. near West Goth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Rcd Bark, Long Irana Astury Park Ocean G coVs
" 200 Saturdays onlJ 1870 Red Bank only. 2l5.
80 3i3 p.3O Rel Bank ony) g. $50 dl5 8 90 Sat
urliys rnyl T. NJ sundays stops In'er1ken Tor As
oury Park ana ocean Groyel. 9:i5 NJ 80 TO r ~
For Atlantic Highlands. I.30. $3.50. $40. 1000 A. NJ.
i.3o f3D. G.i5 =. NJ sundays. 900 A NJ. 400 r NJ
For Lakewood Tom. River. Harnegat Pax and Barne-
Eat 80 SO \ NJ. 1850 30 =. VI sundays 9.i3 A. VI.
For Atlantic CITY. Y.nelani and Brdse;on. 40 A. ~
For Monmouth Beach. seasright.- and HlEhlands o.
90 30 1910 4 " Ply 10. O.l1 U. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
Railroads..
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL

A.. through trains stop a, Albany. Utica. Syracuse
, Trains leave Grand Central station foows
EMPlRE STATE EXPRESS LIMlrED,
Iastest Train in The Void Dne Bu9aIo - NJ NJ
not ii:io = ~ Limited to 'iE s sealing iaesei;y.
SOB AoI MIp0tAaDiR9Np4cKs. l,eo IsLAY sI AND
$40 4 MAST MAI; Dsiy-For Bunaie Niasars
$40 4 W.~sARSroG% AND MONTREAL SPECIAL.
1870 - M.-bhY EXfREss. -xcsr, Sunday. For
LOO FL TTs@ss, fT s'a and 0e.Hf.
CAGo SPECIAL Dally-For columbus cincin-
70 Pn In44:sa@,Pos St. Ion: ard cs, sss,,,
80" PAN Maze SHORE IiNlTE0 p,y,s,:ss%T
10 - NJ due Chicago 100 p VI. sleeping and par
600 p. M.@wEsTFnN EXPRESS. paily-For Nj
GO r. N'-YoRrRFR" -xpRrs% rs,iS"For Troy.
40 fa I3 %rSa fGE qrHeorsAxp
:. ISLANDS AM MONTH"; " Fxpnrss. Daily
$40 sxi raJfr f naG s0 y1sSrs ra:
900 P. M-sPEcisL LiMlrEp NAT D.iySsi..s-.
o.i5 MPacF fc'i FXr lls "| ps,iy-ro osa.n:
chcaro. ID sxc.p, sa,u-dass' Gor tiSn-, road
I2.1O night MIDNIGHT EXPRESS For chicssn
"'' '''''i MA is.P1l' l 6iyis e 80
Dh? A. n, AMI ::.:7 p M-Daly. eyc.p, sunday. -
WagGnsr Palace Cars on al through rains.
Teke 5I w,sIsr 'e pn's,h iss, Contra, ,
c25 csnmbas Ave- si IVES, i95a St. iclsh 81 station
and los Hroatwav. r. n. Brooklyn. .
Telephone '27ec Thiriy-elghth Street rcr New-ro,k
4snee by Se W. Exp, 'S o,sn M N''
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

,pra ,a rss' ssc %'' s. .pias rn,a
,T( S ~ a,,. ~. go &, ~iS 4i6s5c ~ Vii 22, q
23'sc. No rse. 31i3sc ~ har,fs. aeaioc; No !
81 q 5qs6 lard per 100 ~ s. o. as 10 short lbs
sides doo.o s. olQsa 20 ar .eltsd sh.gldsrs hoSei1
cut loaf unchanged on The Produce Exchange - day
butter marke wss firm; creameres. i3ai'c. dares
i2ql7- Eggs nfm. fresh. re
Cincinnati AuF Is Flour dnl Whea' quiet; No ?
~ ? &c Lard steady - 90 Bulhmehts nrm s. 80.
butter easy sugar steady. Eggs firm. higher. III.
milwaukee Aug -. Wheat ,ie.ay: ), Northern bern
~ 1 t8qi3i.c. Party STEADY. sample. 32a3ic.
Minneapolis. AUG. - Wheat strong August. 63c. Sep
tender. eoi4c. pecemher 5s.c Nay, 8c' o0o9 Rard
n,.t ciears sSass 90 bran In tulK 81 5oa$7 rs
Philadelphia Aus Wheat l%c lower on August
ami 10 lover Tor September. contract grade, August
Sgi Qc9i.e. September oGGG9isc Corn steady; No ?
MIXED. Angus, and September. 34a3i'fo oats arm No
white 21'sc. new. No white. 2ac. new. No mixed
35G2Sisc butter dul and prints lc lower fancy West
orn creamery loc do prints lsc EGGS firm. fresh
nearby 5- 10 Western. ltaQi5o; Cheese hrmer' New
5',r Refined sugars firm and At . 30 a. m Nos and 5
~ soft grades advanced ii6 teceft lour Sooo
2sc shipments Wheat. 100 bush. corn. $1,000:
oats 1000
81, Louis Aug 2S Flour UNCHANGED Wheat-spot
dull No red cash elevator 90 BID trlek zoe august
Ma G53.c 10 . hard cash. G5Qt6' Corn-Spot lower;
~ ? cash 2,'lc asked August %''.e. September 29c
asked iece.noer ,i "a ,raci, - ,acns DC.
sepiemter cote hid May 2sA bid; No white. 81.
butter quet: creamery ieGiosc dairy. isal7c. Eggs
weak ioc. loss on
roeao Aug 25-whca, DUH firm. No 2 cash. ss,sc:
september. C5c. Corn active. steady; No mixed Sic
lar a9c Cioverseed lower seady. prime cash 81 25;
october 81 G5. OF UNCHANGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
DEL. LACkAWtNNA AID WESTERN n. r..
stations In New York. foOf OF Barclay
... and Christopher streets. ---
'EsIIBt LED TRAINS. ~ LLNA> UtFFET



ssco 4. AUTHORIZATIONS MAIL. Stops a, principal
stations.
1000 !. MrNsM cap. BUFFALO scRANToT.
UTICA RIcHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE ard
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Paac. Cars Connect
lug al Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West
200 y. VI. Dsiiy-Chlcago and Buffalo Vss,.buied
press tcr SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and Ell
MIRA Pullran Buffet Parlor Car Eirnira.
Through ssePns cars and Day Coach to Chesso.'
arriving al - r. dsy.
400 +. M.-sCRANTON. WILKEsBARRE. and PLYM-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman PuNet PsTl7r Car
900 D. VI. (Day)Chicago and DuTsl Nesttulsd rLnl-
tied Fxrress Tor SCRANTON BrNGHsNTON. Ell
MIRA, BUFFALO Tn oush Buffet sleeping Car.
New YORK tc Chicago Dining Car vest of Buffalo
$40 T. ". DAILY Buffalo Express Pullman sleepers
for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON ELMIRA BATH
Mt NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving 10 Buffalo
$3.50 =. VI. tDaily)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BIN1-
HAMTON. OwEGo. ITHACA. FLNIRs. SYRIA
CrsE. RICHFIELD SPRINGS and CswEGO En-
PRESS Pullman Buffet Slecpers
TICKETS AND PJILMsN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & son, Limited il3 Broadway. IA Park
Place. 400 Broadway and 9ie R-oadway Tickets at
Jerry stations ia 4th 18th St: 81 West f25,h
Columbus New-York 3Ss and 73G Fuiton-st,
and los Broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving fill
Eat % ell stations.
WESTCOTT FNPPrSS COMPANY wiz call for ana
rLr~r from ho'e residence ~ Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
LEHlcH VALLEY SYSTEM


stations Of West sd d denn H. k) C'f'aAA' vs.
IesnrOsses ~.
.Irdestss time from West 25i 81. Other hsures snow
time fon Cortlandt or nesbrosses - -, -.
~ 10 t,2O A NJ daily SUNDAY GAS. A. Nd ss
.7s5o s:2o N. daily Tor wlLKSEsbARRE, sgEAS-
NTAGARA FALLS and the West and principai ioeA&
points. dining ear and chair car 70 B S.1,tSv
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo s:5s = NJ Pullman Vssbue Day coaches
and Psrlor Cars Dinins-Car service Meas sAsss;;
Connects Buffalo through seepefs 70 Ds''9' AnS
,25o 100 daily tss .E EAsSoN and 9Au eS.
oascA., char caT 70 fs', .ss.D sunday for WILKES
BARRE PiTTsroN SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate Connects for all points In eoal resons
.4:3o 5 10 = NJ daily. except sunday. Cor EAsroS
and intermediate stations. ..,.-,, c,,,,,,,-
- $50 5,i3 =. NJ Sundays only for MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
IL so G.IO T. NJ daily excep, Sunday. for EAsToN
principal Intermediate stations .,. ,.,.o.
'6:5O. 1900 r. NJ daily for BUFFhLo NiAGARA
train y Y 70 chicago SIeepers Buffalo and Toronto
Dining Car New York to Eason
MAUCH CHUNK. sAyRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
BATAVIA. mfFFAIO ami fOkONIO. Pullman sleeper
Cor Buffalo None but sleeping carried. Ne
.s:3O. s:iO =. NJ. taly for wILKEsBAgRE. ITH-
AGA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NfAGARA
Additional local trains daily sunday. FOR SOUTH
pLAiNFIELD. BOUND BROOK and Intermediate poInts
oniW a. NJ $50 $50 $50 io $50 and 80 p n
Tieke,s and pnlInsan aecommodatons At iis al 2s
lS b0 sss So. h sg fu B s Court 3d.
n y Transfer Co wi call for baggage from
hotel residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four racks Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations New York foot Of Liberty ST..
and South Ferry. Whitehall -.
Trains leave foot ~ Liberty -.
on and after June &c. 1895.
r. Eason Bethlehem. Allentown. Maucn Chunk. &c.
$50. 7i5. go \. VI. ~ 90 VI 20 Easton 80 q: 70
20 E1stOnJ. , - I.Sp to Edstonl r. VI. sundays tSV
g 90 70 EastenJ A. ~, 100. $50 600 r No o,o
For Wikestaue, Pittston and Scranton. 400. s;lO A.
N. 30 r. VI sunday $3.50 4. "
For READING and Harrsburg At 400. : 20 500. 2io'
GD0o. II 30 20 reading 4. ". rs. $50. 300. bi5.
q 90 10 Readinsl r. NJ. l. Is night sundays go q 30
% R'adinsl ~ ~. 100 Id $50 COO =. NJ l2;lo
rgnt
For sunsu-y. tewshurE and Wlnamsport at 100 NJ.
r 20 ;. II. ] 20 iGJ. 900 " IT, - night sundays
20 a. ". 100. l:i5 GOO 2. ". l2l5 night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

- x GA-SAS.k T. ~-~~<--&-->s
and DFSBRossEs and coRTLANDT STREETS.
a. The leaving time from Desorosses ana 49, 10,
rr sS'i is d" stre 'i': Station 1S IMAM ~
100 A. VI. FAST MAIL Pullman Bunet rs', 49, COZ.
New York to fittsburs Sleeping Car F'"''''
$50 F FNFFSsFf s5' fSIsa@e
For S cas ces Tsa saa Ind
, spaR F. H. L' eHes5 g. aS Sp' LOUIS Express
80 r. Ha r. MEs4 a fSe92f SacisS chi
40 r. VI s SSeq f1igs iexpRDss ror PITTS
10 r. S e. fAc FTs"fR2i s. Li r.sars and
$50 e w. NAIL for aN G'YsPf sSG'p
uurS ah' po'n's Vest daily. except SHnaay- -
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
80 S2 20 80 dining carr 1870 oDnns p paR a. n
D'nng Cars i2o Dni1s can. $50 dining Sa'R io I'm,
ysr a. m. $50 Congressional Lin all Pas ARC. sns
Dining ,arsI 80 Dining carr. $50 dD'nnE 0a' ''''
s6uTHER:i RAfLyAY-Express. 4.oo ?. m. 1905 nsh
ATLANTIc COAST LrNE-Expres,. DO a m. ana $50
c caF 6 6T o9 RAILWAY 40 B m fss m
ATLANTIC CiTY5o p m week days CDesor,o . a am
Buffet Paror Cars. Passenger Coach and com''"e'
ape MAY-i25o p. m. week days Through Pl''ma'
Long Hranch Assay Park Gn,.oc sao4ays o;Sa5
Grove. and Point Pleasant from West I%sny niv,
20 go 1' sao So 80 boz q 20 T p M sundays 80 30,
q. m. $50 -. m. from Desbrosses ana ~ ooi,S
streets 445. 90 a. m. 1910 l-n san 8 -
go $40. 2 -. 40 80. 10 ,. NJ su"'"'S' ''
os5 a. Is p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Clio. 90 80. 500 500 g2) $50 penna. Lm.Vep
dining Carr. 1850 Dining carr, ilJD A. M l-',,
80 $50 40 D. 20 Dining CAR. 80 Din.us S,aavs
Dining car. 40 $50 1908 might 'u f4"@-
6lo $50. $50 go 80 Limited 33J, 49, -,
Can a m. I5O Dining carr. 35n. ~ tplhnlns -
l2O ngh, -, ~.
Ticket Offices ,os asI oii 1895 1923 III and 2l h's.
way. Ast0r House. West Twsnty-fhrf SUret -
ton sni stations foot q Desorosses ana 80, 20,
Streets Court street $50 Fulton street -
and Pennsylvania Annex Station, B-ooklyni sta'i
Jersey cry The New York Transfer Company VII ga i
FOR and check baggage from hotels ana r"sue'07'
through Definition. ,t.
Telephone "le1i Eighteenth Street for pennsylvania
Railroad ~sh Service.
J. y. HUTCHINSON. !. Il. WOOD
General Manage General Pass'r Agsn'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r

Ieave Hew-Yori, Whitehall Terminal South Ferry ana
i0'' - .Daly tFxcep, Sunday. tsundays.
CHICAGO 'iS0 n. m. 'l.45 p. and az Is Night
piTTsRI'RG 40 A. n. 1890 p. m. ti45 2 n.
~ night. t,3o trains from Llber.y,s, only,.
CIN~fNNATL ST. LOUIS. 1000 a N % p m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE
~ IS 1000 DINER, 'il30 a (Diner) IlOO p ms
a. Diner - 80 DINER. '455 tDiner). J55 IN sad
.la 10 night NORFOLK. 'Il30 a m.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light
OiHces il3 lI2. 2si 43i. 1884 Bdway 81 f fHn =.
Y. $50 3ii Fulton St. BROOKLYN, Whi,e-
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel Or residences
{ destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

Nsw-York. August q 1898
BEEyEs-Heeepts to-day were 81 051 head in
s,udins 10 ears Tor sxSert ave - toz ev augh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

Rio-Coree market nrln No Rio 1900 exchange.
I'D receipts, 1900 bags. cleared for the United
st&tes. 1900 bags: stock. 35i 600 bGFs.
The statistical position II Brazil coffee is az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

Foreign coffee markets-Santos-Conee marke. firm
roo average santos $500 receipts 24ooe bags stock
$4,000 Hamburg-CofTee market opened "a = pig
higher. 2:2O p unchanged 1. p.g higher
eaes $1,000 Havre-Cofee marke, opened firm. p
fran higher ~ quite active. but unchanged 2
steady Z. franc lower: closed net unchanged. total
faes $1,000 bags.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-08
Birthday Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs / Shubert entertain
ed Saturday Dec. 3rdJ quite mum
Der of young people in honor OF MISS
Bertha's 18th birthday. The dinner
was served in courses. We all dld
annie Justice to the roast turkey and
other delicious dishes such as hrs
Schubert knows how to prepare. Ihe
IittIs souvenirs Of dainty white satin
ribbon with name and dates, were
beautiful. Mrs Shubert was assisted
inentertaining by Miss Lulu Parker.
The invitation list of which nearly
all were present, included the fol
lowing: Misses Lula Wyse, Altoona;
Pearl Shut, Of Butler; Dollie and
CLYDE white, OF Butler; Daisy
Bengch. Mary Norton, Anna Mar
ouetfe. Jessie and Lulu Parker, Jo-
seDbine Mitchell, Lucy Sewer, Emma
Cbearham. Nellie Grant. asssrs.
ludlow Mitchell, Will Parker, Roy
Phillips and Melvin Parker
Mis- Bertha received several beau
+:ful presents. After spending q most
nfaa.an- evsnfn. we dispersed, wish
M Miss Bertha many more such
plea=anr birthdays. J.. =.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-08

The Winfield (Kas Daily Courier
of Nov. Il announces the romantic
wedding OF f. z. Rogers and Mrs.
Margaret j. Briden. late Of Califor-
MIA The bride cana all the way
from California to marry man she
had never seen, and both parties
psre satisfied. Mrs. Budsn is a
daughter Of A. nj. Rogers OF Lone
Oak, aud is we'll known to our peo-
ple.-Rich Hill Review.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-08
Harrison w. Price Bead.

Ga last Friday night Harrison W.
Price passed into the spirit world as
peacefully aud quietly as the dew
drop gathers on the tiny blade OF
grass. :.
Upon awaking in the morning his
wife tried 20 awake him only to find
that he was dead, aud had perhaps
been dead for two hours before his
companion, who was sleeping by his
side. discovered the fact. For several
wears he had been an invalid, and for
the past four years was unable to
leave the premises except for brlet
ride with friends
Deceased was born in New Jersey
April 8th, 1925, where he spent bis
early manhood. a number of years
ago he moved to Kansas City, Kan,
and from there 10 this county about
ten years ago
He was a member Of the III. T..
church and had bsen for 80 years.
He was also member of the L u
% F, having joined the order IN
1852
He leaves W IL aud two daugh-
tiers to mourn the loss of a kind
husband and father.
The remains were escorted 10 the
train and taken to Kansas CIty,
Kan aa1 ten1erly laid to rest at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning Adrian
Journal.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-08

3. II. Wright and Mrs. Susan
Whitney, of Adrian, were married at
the Pierce boarding house in this
city on last Wednesday, Nov. Both
W. p. Largent, Justice Of the Peace
of Shawnee township, performed the
ceremony.
Capt. Claud CLARK, Co. L Second
Mo. Volunteers, who has been doing
detail duty in the Adjutant Generals
Office at jefferson City, was in the
first of the week, visiting his parents
and many friends before his depart
ure to rfjoin his company at Albany
Ga.
Our genial neigLbor, Fred War
rep, has an ambition to convert the
world to socialism He also has a
second ambition, to bscome an artist
or cartoonist, and will attend the
St Louis art school for this pur-
pose In the ordinary nature of
thiugs, Fred's second ambition will
be the first to be realized. We wish
him success Review.
Henry G Brady, circuit clerk of
Vernon county, died Friday aged %
years. He was re elected circuit clerk
on the democratic ticket at the last
election. The deceased was Knight
Templar. By request of the bar as
ISOLATION of Nevada, Gov. Stephens
appointed hts wife to fill out the
unexpired term.
Mr. Harry Sharpless and Miss Bes-
sic Gteeson were married at Taber-
vile Thanksgiving day at the home
OF thu brides mother; Blown Hill,
justice of peace, oficiatiog Harry
and Bess are numbered among our
best young people, and the Leader
Joins with their many friends IN
wishing them happy and prosper
Gus lifs.-Rockville Leader.
John De .aott, living near Adriao,
called Thursday, while in the city
on his way home from Foster, where
he had been to sttend the funeral ct
his frieud Daboer Woods, an old
citizen of that township. Funeral
servi,ea we're conducted by Elder
W. B. Miller, and he was buried in
the Foster cemetery. He was about
IS years OF age, and leaves widow
and four grown children
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-08

Prof. W. e. Welch has gone to
Rockville to take charge of the city
schools and of course orders the
TINES TO follow him.
Our esteemed farmer friend j. l..
Shubert, one of Bates couuty's most
prosperous and enterprising ciSizsns,
fayors us with a renewal,
Milton II. Flesher, formerly a
prominent young gentleman OF But
ler, has the TINES sent to hia address
at Great Bend, Kansas, where he
holds lucrative position.
TIE children are getting ready to
greet Santa Claus The old gentle
man will make his annual visit to
our city il about seventeen days.
Business in Butler Saturday was
about suspended on account Of the
snow storm which prevailed all day.
1t was the worst blizzard we have
had this winter
George Wyer, who lived near
Virgins, sold off bis personal effects
and will shortly move his family TO
Oregon, where they formerly resided
and where, he says, they enjoyed
better health
Members OF the 4. o U W are
earnestly requested to attend the
next meeting Saturday night, Dec.
10th, at which time officers will be
elected for the ensuing year.
W. NJ. ARNOLD, NJ ".
S Fl Fisher, ex-treasurer OF Bates
county, whose mental faculties we're
afflicted by couple of suustrokes,
sustained while at work on biz farm
last summer. is reported as improv-
ing, and it is now thought he will
fully recover.-R. b. ReYiew.
Miss Estella Christy, of Butler,
recited Longfellow's Famine" most
admirably, her graceful gestures
clear voice and expression being es
pecialIy praissworthy Bolivar Her
aid
DR. Allen succeeded IN extracting
the bullet from the body of the for
eigner who was shot in the Panama
beer carnival the other night, He
now thinks his chances for recovery
are good. The man who did the
shooting has not been found Rich
Hill Critic,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-08

Mr. Warren L Reeder, Of Aaron,
and Miss Tura Ewing, of Mayes-
burg, wore united in marriage by j.
NJ Green u. p. II his residence,
Dec. 3. Mr.. and Mrs. Reeder are
both of good families, and have
many friends who wish them much
happiness.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-08
Fraud l. Charged,

Pierre, S. ID, Dec 3.-The repub-
lican state central committee has
decided to institute proceedings to
prevent governor elect Lee from
assuming the duties of his Office on
the ground that he received several
hundred illegal votes.