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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-06-29
The following members of Butler

Inc removing members OF Butler
ledge A. F. & A. II. attended the
masonic picnic and the dedicatory
services of the new Masonic Hall at
Johnstown last Saturday: D. d.
Austin, ". ". Ross, A. L. Mcbride
and Rudolph Talbot. o. D Austin,
Deputy Grand Master, presided. A
very enjoyable time was reported
W. n Martz, an old settler, lead
iug citizen aud substantial farmer,
of Altoona neighborheod, favored US
with a pleasant call and renewal.
Dir. NJ hasn't been enjoying good
health for the past two years, but is
much improved. His son, Louis II.
Martz, living at Blue Mound, Kan,
also orders the TINES to his address.
Aunt Ann Debblns was among the
first settlers of Bates county. She
possessed the spirit of those rugged
pioneers that overcame all obstacles
and made barren and boundless
prairie to bloom as the garden spot
of the earth She raised a large
family of sterling, rugged men and
true, handsome women, children
and grandchildren, all good citizens.
She is now in her 80th year. still in
rugged health, and bids fair to live
many more years of usefulness. She
recently sold her farm in Charlotte
township and moved to Mound City,
Kas., near which town she purchased
farm. Before going she made Us
pleasant call and had the TINES
sent to her grandson Thos. Dobbins.
Temple, Texas.
County Treasurer Owen received
a circular from State Auditor Sci
bert, notifying him of the changes
in the laws affecting his office. The
most important of which is the one
that requires the treasurer, before
paying any criminal cost fees, to re
quire the owner thereof to furnish
satisfactory evidence that he is not
at the time indebted to the stste oil
county on account of delinquent
taxes, or indebted to state or county
on account of any fine, penalty. for
FIXTURES, or forfeited recognizances
or costs for violation of any crimiDa
statute of the state, or for contemp
of any court, no matter il the sam,
shall have been paid by oath of insol
vency, or on account of any none.
coming into his hands by reason o
any public office The above delip
quencies must first be deducted am
the balance, if there be any, paid /
the proper owner. All fees due wit
nesses before the grand jury, an
iuries in any criminal case, or in in
quest cases shall be deemed Grim
nal costs In order TO make thi
effective it is declared that all suel
criminal costs shall not be negotIa
bic or assignable except subject t
:, all the sstoffs provided.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-06-29


Rev. William Pyle, of the II. E.
formerly of Virginia, now
located at Austin, No, made US
pleasant call and renewed for his
paper while in the city Monday He
is an educated gentleman and II
good preacher, and it is always
pleasure to meet him.
At the time of going to press with
the TIMES yesterday, we learned with
many regrets that Mrs. Andy Shane,
who has been seriously sick for the
past week or ten days, was lying at
the point of death. Dir. and Mrs.
Shane are among Buffers earliest
settlers and most esteemed citizens
and her death would be learned by
the entire commu atty with deepest
sorrow.
". A. Downey, accompanied by
his pretty and accomplished daugh-
ter, Miss Kittie, complimented our
office on Tuesday. Mr.. Downey is a
large, prosperous and influential
farmer of western Bates and is q
democrat without guile. He has
been a constant reader and valued
friend of the TINES for many years.
He says he has the best prospects
for corn he has had for several years.
Edward Heavlip, our esteemed
populist friend of Eikhart township,
paid US a pleasant visit and favored
us substantially on Monday. Ed
has been a constant subscriber and
reader of the TIMES since 1884 and
SAYS that while it does not always
express his political views, it gives
the news without prejudice or par.
tiality, and orders it continued tc
his address. The TIMES appreciates
such old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John Morgsn's little
9.year-old son met with a serious
accident. The family live at Mine
Is, Rich Hill, and were returning
home in a wagon from church. II
some way the little fellow got hi
foot caught in the spokes of thu
wheel and was dragged from thu
Wagon. His cries attracted the at
tention of his parents, hut befor'
the wagon could be stepped tn
little fellows leg was broken.
We understand that a new paper
ito FILL long felt want" will b
started in Butler. The first issu
will be made to morrow. It will b
republican in politics, will be GALE
THE Republican" with Chamber
Il Cohenour as publishers. Legiti
mate competition is the life OF trade
and the TINES welcomes these ger
Element with open hands, not t
| "hospitable graves," but fair an
|, legitimate field OF competition, an
: while the field appeared to be prett
, we'll covered, it may be the survivi
: of the fttsst, and We are willing t
I take our chances.
Our highly esteemed lady frien
Mrs. B. Milliksn, of Summit toWi
ship, accompanied by her daughte
+ ;n.law Mrs. Robert Milliken, grace
r our sanctum Tuesday and renewe
for her paper. Mrs. NJ. is one OF Il
8 most interesting ladies in the count
She is an extensive traveller and c.
y tell what she has seen in q vel
Il interesting manner. Born IN o
$ England, at an early age she went
> Australia to live with her uncle,
e rich rancher. There she INST a.
q married Mr.. Ni!likep, then wealth
n mine owner. They lived IN Ne
}. Zsaland for a tine. Together tn
d visited nearly sll the old countri
7. and spent time in the holy lano
6rally landing in this country, viii
thav liked better than ali others
circumstances Alter Cases.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-06-29
"Circuns instances Alter Cases.

In cases of dyspepsia, merry GUS
mass catarrh, rheumatism, eruptlons
etc. the circumstances may D.
altered by purifying and enriching
the blood with Hoods Sarsaparilis-
Good appetite and good digestion
strong nerves and perfect health
take the place of these diseases
Hoods Sarsaparills is America
Cras.ss. Medicine and the best that
money can buy
Hoods Pills cure biliousness, sick
haodseha
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-06-29

,,a,re your property with Frank
lien.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-06-29

unrnH WILL GEACAA w. SN~S @6~~~
c.ma TO the Glorious Fourth at
| Busler.
The big dynamo for the electric
NJ line at Nevada has arrived
caoroe ". Rains favored Us sub
asntially while in the city Monday
w.rk in earnest has begun On
r.sada's electric street railway.
nav harvest has begun in this
..,tv. Next will be oats and fax.
nood Insurance. Low Rates.
/ l9.tf FRANK ALLEN.
I The Eagle will scream as she
..,sr did before at Butler on the
| fourth.
| Mrs. J. r. Jenkins returned from
two weeks stay at ElDorado
Springs.
| VA Simpson, of Virginia, favor
| i Us substantially while in the city
! 90 Monday.
1 Miss sallie Abel, of Colorado
sarinrs, is visiting Mrs. DeArmond
| for few days.
Little Miss Irene Shafer is visiting
her aunts, Mrs Sewers and Mrs.
1 Meyers, at Nevada, Mo.
1 Prof. Rsdfeld and wife, of Daven.
| oort, Iowa, are visiting her parents,
| Judge and Mrs. d. V. Brown.
4 represent six OF the largest In
.urance Companies in the world.
4 l9u FRANK ALLEN
Conductor VIM. Abel is just
| sbout tie proudest man in town. A
ius boy arrived at his home Monday
night.
Mrs Hillswick, of Nashville, ILL.,,
visiting her sister, Mrs. p. kaune,
Ia her pleasant home in Summit
township.
W. NJ. Mills, Fosters popular
druggists, was in Butler for few
hours Monday and made us pleas
mt call.
". o. Long. formerly Bates
county boy, now living at Orchards
Kansas, has the TIMES sent to his
address for one year.
/ Deputy United States Marsha
Heck Bruner was drowned Friday
in attempting to swim Grand River
L Is miles southeast of Vinita, l. Ty
A fine rain fell in Butler Satur
DAY evening It hit this section a
jus! about the right time and viii
DO Of great benefit to the corn crop
Alice, little daughter Of n. W
pickard. fell from table and brok'
her arm on last Thursday Drs
Ballard and Lockwood were called il
and set the fracture.
Miss Gertrude Tygard, Of DEM
son. Texas, has arrived in the cit
md will spend the summer at tn
home Of her uncle and aunt, Cap
md Mrs. Tygard.
Another of our highly esteeme
Alsdy friends, Mrs. Fl. L. Bohm, h'
ing in Joplin, remembers us with
Iamittance for a renewal, for whic
The has our thanks.
The trial of ex-county treasure
HI. A. Parker, Of Vernon county, We
feegun Monday in the circuit coul
IN Nevada. on the charge of havin
snbszzled $4,000 of the county
iunds.
The Bald Knebbers may be lit
srooked with Uncle Sam on brig
moon light nights, but when 1t conn
. dealing out justice to train 70
aers they are away ahead OF Hans
ciiy.
- GCfEAp SUI LA 6SA ASN
Nebraska Sunday morning and d
great damage A two-story brl
0uilding was totally wrecked, +
poet tfice building was also demo
shed aud many other 'buslne
aouses were damaged.
The case of ". S Pickett VS.. Nd
nn-Powets Mercantile Co., broug
nthis county on a change of ven
nd which occupied nearly thr
aays time of our court last Yves
fesulted in rnis-trial.
]. B. Adair's stock of goods W
aaved into thu room recently vac;
q by the Mckibben Mercantile q
saturday. The new departing
More of which AR Adair is maQaG
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qrxrs telephone number 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17
Leczenle maluczkach. PAM O.

Leczenle maluczkach. Panic.
Rosberska, 1904 State ul.j 1ndianaro@
lis, Ind pisze, "Moja fami]ia ija
moiemy hardzo poleeat pahskie Como.
20: Uzywal smy go przez oko!o szese
miesiecy l z~najdujemy, ze czyni wszy~
stko, co Pan o niem twierdzisz. Twars
mojego malefskiege dliecka tyba pc.
kryta k1cstaml j wyrzutaml; lecz przez
u3yc1e jedne] butelki Gomozo, twarz
lei Jest cbecn,e zupe}nie czys!a. Me
chcis}abym nigdy bye bez niego 2
przyczyny mojej wlasnej dzieoi moich. :
ORA Piotra Gomozo przynosi pros
mienie %sloneczne do don6w, sprawia-
ijae ulge " cierpieniu j rowracajac
zdrcwie. Stoi stale ponad ,nnemi leka''
stwami donoweml. Jest osloda dis
kszdej matki. Me jest to -lekarstwt
| %aptekarskie. Adresujcie do DR., Pete
Fahrney, 112 >114 So. Hoyre Ave
Chicago Ills.
I E.as ~. III. EE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17
okol,esnrchSpao6 tIynnlisa

okel Ilgalp Sgssa a n tIyn''aI
a'iaP'f EIIEEEY - ifszIs5 als d. flSlEs|Kl1aors
l'. \. M st,f sAlys''a MI 4 ~ npra-
v !, N.Y. eIine, u. 1l's s'EII ! 81 W.
~ NV leAl'i n NJ / ' W a als.glIsl \ S.
1876 UNI: esnczono: So dvie wln''
&C, iednal p ,i,,7@ szamkku Y lramy Z
,grodzlisjj, drpeaf rad Wls}a niso-
Igrodzo,ia, c.zynia ob,edwie re go.
neJ iint. atY ziotyeh 80 W ejb &
mad Waa,rta miiaiStez wrnnl y znacz-
na,z ktdrejj Wincentys' 7. Is az yb's.
Ikulp, csstery beczkii wilma ola kkaa.ted'y
gnneziniiesk,ej naznaczyi. W Var
s,ax,e divorced wojewody War
S&i48.E N%HH5N
szvok.iego bY4 pieknym cgradee'mn,,
h kt6rym rodz'io sie.wl'nao. Wina
e jedpak, zdaniem autor6v zagg 1.a''
n,cznych, pie :odznacnafy SO smas
k,em o'Uopnor, Angllx, mo ri "
swoim opisie : roku 1906: So "
Polsce wlnogrona 1smaczne, kledy
lato i jeslehh ciepla, lecz vino 2
nlch cier ,kie. w pamietnika'ehl
Wiocha Ruygier;'ego znajdujemy
uvag1: 81 " nlektorych m:ejs,ach
w;nn.ce, lecz W chfodny ch ! .tsct
niewlele z mich wilma i TO sftbe J
kwasne. Wres ,cle " latach 1929 !
1889 wlnne l~atorosle, z.sadzo,ls v
~ .E7..T-t @-+| - =
y Tarehominje. " Wiezownej, "
dobrach hr. Mcstowski,eggo, W War :
szawi ogrodzie Botaniczn p'ekaY
plon wydafY, q vino z nlch wy
t}ocsone, ME okaza'o sig , navel
cierpkiem. Pomimo tych Jednak
usi&owah, owa Polska edukownis
ltYIko vino. wykodowane ma We
grsech. jak to stwierdza potoc,ns
okre6lenie vlnum Hungar'ae ma
tum, Potomac educatum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17
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s:=.szEsszsl'z y! No"''l'al.E44lkals,iss=zass !.
lKfells II Nortb III 9l'| se'f'o z' vi 8
ne s'ss Y .2 o.tA'i - 11'Est4 .l Pfz'."
Il.il ~, Il ], /, / ga I ry'' zl''al slPszzeptls ],
sttttttrr,t y amllitlsty 'si tss',ll., ttx 4,'si a,,
49, dloykkoll,,adlsza knleia Y Ycaii'e=jj q ~
Iyc,e. mostly 7 I ewn'aoe az z,-'#,l /
ny zost .lyy s, lasl'ys klo, 4
lar5W wSlaalpto III Gel ul-.,sz
kolei y ssauu,ym rokn 1878. d
ZaluIieolndo lotszae l.olkkomro,,
We, zd1oolnezu ale66 najciszsze pocia-
Isl IS m'iil "a ggeodz'ns.
Az milo jechac TAX piekna ]
btezpi i,s' -, koleja, pedzace przes'
gjEsN"EA[@ AEtI|HGEr' .ET -E aE
ma wiiscefejj urloccsze okolice P5}nocne.
60 aaachodu. Najlepsze kary Pull
mana, tax nYcieczkowe j sypialne
oraz zwspaniala kara iadalna jada
2 nleustaacemi pociagami st.
Paul i Minneapolis do Tacoma
Seattle Portland. przcrzynana]gc
prxestrzen 1000 mil.
Kto sic tego roku wybiera ii na
P6inocny Zach6d niechaj jeda,le
kolsja No:then Pacific. Tymcza.
sem posla6 10 cent6w pod adresem
.CHAS. S; FEE, General Pessengt
Agent Narthern Pacific RY. {
cent6w M ksiqzke WONDER
LAND 90, " kt6rej odnoSne okc.
lice szczegoiowo.sa opisane.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17

Pos.ukiwanle

Andrzej Gazdka (z"any
takie Garstka) salonista "
' Aehton, " Nebrasce, po-
szukuje swoich< braci Majq
oni sic znajdowat " NJ !wau-
kee. - Biizsza w%iadomoSG> g
uich pozadana ped adretem.
A. Gazdka, Polish saloon
Ashton Nebr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17

m -E #-,&g&@ L+'grIr& irEsE
Maj pcwe,in, wlstraszony Z
domu muzyka zony, udaje sc ne
przechadzke Po drodze spotyka
p1rzyjjaciela, ktdry bierze udzla 3 V Y
jego strapieniu.
Coz, u licha! Denersuje'
|ci3 brzakanie ma fortepisnie? "a
kaz babie grat. albo wYrzuc for.
tepian domu' 5.5-
Ba, ME moge! To blad mo-
lei miodosci.
= Jakto b}9d m3odesc'?
A tax. Pred s'ubem S. 70
h}aoa3em rodzic6w zony, ably cor
GO dali fortep,an W posagu..
Przech . dzle Il. Coz, iak
wan sle zdaje, kledy droga bedsiee
gotowt?
Robotnlk. A to mech pan
spyta sic ma)stre, on PAM PoWle,
k:edysmy zaczenl rdzbierac szlos'e {.
Przecho d e n. Altz ia
ME pytam sic kiedysc'e zaossl'
r~ozpierac, tylko kiedy b!.dz'e go:
toxa?. .z
b-otnik k. Eeee, to tego
l sam majster ME mole, powiedz'eo..
Wesoly Kury ere i
o brohca- Prze6wietoY So
dziel moi kllent jest rzeczye iscie :
zbre dniars an ale zastugnje nao
zlagodzen'e kar..., csioviek wyksz'
j -. r,.'-. -.---.E-- H..
taicony , nalezacy dolepszego to-
uarz1atw " GallcYl. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17
Z ASHTON.
" Neblrt'a.l.sce)

s-a&&EN - 1.-TWO " O0o 0A0 sI-|
powodu dessos6w trwaiY tego -
ku troobleasaluisej. TAX zwyl.le.
Urodzaje tego roku bY'y do
brs. Me sieliamY MIC nadaremnle
na zime .iak wielu inn'sonarodowcdw,
kt6rzy IA wlosne Gale przestrzenie
drugi raz musieli poorad ! ]arem
nasleniem obsia6.
Farmersy polscy " tute]szej
okol,cY trsYmaia GIG, JAZZ to MOVIE,
kupy, ! przez to dobrze Gig maja.
Jeden drugiego : szczersej zyozli-
woSci, odwled.a i 60 sic radz',
jeden drugiemu, iak moze. poma-
ga.
Dr6b bYd}o wsp6lnie polscy
farmerzv, : organizowawssy sic "
Tcwarsystwo. wyselaja calemi ka-
rami koleiowemi do Omab*, tax
samo l 6winje, laden poganin prsY
tenn ma len piracy ME zarabia.
Ma dworcu kolejowYm "
Ashton maja polscy farmerzY swo-;
ia wlasna wage i ka&dy sw6j to-
War osobno odwa&y. Raj jeden,
raz drugi farmer jedzie z &ywYm'
inwentarzem ma targ.
Pan Andrzej Gazdka, salonista
tutejszY, abonu]qcy ,,Wlarusa" dor
stall jake sas,ada Jana Was1elew-
skiego, kt6ry takze salon tn za4o
2yt. many vice teraz tn " Ashton
piwo slodkle i kwa6ne, lecz prz7
MIN dosy6 sig zgadzamy. Me ma
pomiedzy naml SHARK 0 wyzwlska,
=. pobicie Tub kradziez. Gdy sic Po~
lacy zelda W storze, W saIonie Tub
fabryce pana Je~zewskiego, to tax
ponfale 20 soou 2ogadaja, iakby
cslonkowie 1ednej familli.
Nadmieni6 trzeba 2e pan Wa
sielewski, kt6ry 6niezo tn salon
zafozvl byl dswnlej farmerem, leoz
sprzeda1 swoja pos:adio6c i pole"
chat do South Omaha. By{ tam
n,espe4na rok policmanem, lecz ME
spodoba}o mu sic " South. Omaha
iprzybyi tn do Ashton, dozorowae
swego majatku, W kawa}kach ziemi
kt6re tn j~eszcze po stronaoh poze*
stawii. Prey TEN dostal ochote ma
salon,
Nasz kosci6t pod wezwanieml
6w. yranciszka, JUL prawie wy
konczony, Ksledza dostaniemV "a
tygodnie, : 0 organiste take juz
SIC staramY.
Upraszamy szanownYch Roda-
k6w : dalszych okolic, majacyct
ma to, ably sig przejecha6 Pc Anne N
ryce, by racz1l, zs;rzec take q. &c
~tutejszsj u~roczej okolicy, q bed:
sic tutaj czuil jakby " kraiu ojczy'
stym - M Kujawach:,
Ia dworcem kolejowYm '
mieIcie " Ashton same polskl'
fanny, niekt6re : porzadnemi "a "a
budowaniami patacami; jakby y
Iakim starokrlajskim majatku do
mjn,alnym. Bl,sej dWorca gas dua
polskie handle bogstych polsklc
businasmanow, k::orYm by nle]ede
pqaski kuplec y Chicago aub ma M
wapkee m6g} ~zazdrosci6.
Wiarusa" ola OBJ. AleKand'
Ja4dzewskiego " Rudsynach. 6
Ksszubach. 9 czelnl, Saaait'o w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-17
CiekaweRZeczly

x - g. -. .@ -. g" "--as.-@5#- ]
JKUoTE ;. k,nnice. q pod
Brakseli donosza do gaze, ze ns
pewnYm dworcu naraz 6 zak'onn'c
francuskich opu6ci4o wsgol. InS
ssa ich wszystkicb, praw'e rowns
wprawiia " podejrsenle straz celna.
Poproszono 10 rewizyi. Niewillaasty
rswiduiace odkryiy wielk' sspas
ns)rozmaitszycb 1towaar66w j 70 ksr
Wy, cygaret. tyton1u, lo,o one
Ko.zta tego przemytnictwa obi oapl
czono razem Y karla; na1e00 fran
k6w j postanowlono zatrzynatac
dwle, jake zakladnice. dop6kl
pieniedzy ME a9oza. " krot tlal
!czzsaasiiee kare pien'sznq zapfach' :
przy dalssych badan'ach okaaza Bf 9
sig, 10 TO bYly proste przemytn'ce,
ME majace. - zaadpym zako 'an
zenskim %sty6znosci, lay tflko 5 sak-
nle ma wz6r zakonnycn.
WINNICE " Folsce: w
C1ytelni dls wssyytkich z~nsjduJea
my clekaw4 notatks 9 wirnicact
4 dsvntj !. R' Disco : Same nave
.n Il, wvlela IN. nletseovoso. u
WiniarY, ,Win.pa Cora, Winn'o g
W1nnlki ftp .swskazulg na upra'w'
y naszYm krajjjus rinfn,ei latorosli
Jus tez v roku 1903 przy fan r''ls'
cyi cystersse1k = q grsebniq Y 1 ne.
vu,y undergraduates lc oil'e 3
,u.nye,a.,es)., " c ~ ' ! II. ma l'pat l Wi u.
~ II DEMONSTRATIONS SA;HNie& LsE%E &x eTAl ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

ye9re that have passed. To-day praci-
cal uses have been found for the Mrship
that "a few years ago. would have been
REGARDED as the wiidcs, dreams Of the
maudcst of inventors and men of conser-
yatre thought now admit that there Is
us limit % the possibilities that have
been opened by these modern achieve
weuts iu this line of study.
Tha reason for this success is that the
inventors have Of late been pursuing their
studies upon very different methods than
those followed by the scientists ut a
generation or two ago. They no longer
attempt 10 do away with the balloon, but
are content If they can but INA some
means of directing their aifshiD ia its
nIght.
As the result many inventors have sue
ooo1.d iu making navigable ships, but UP
10 within few months this success has
bcon within such limitations that the
ships have not been regarded as Of prac-
tcable use. The recent successful "trip
of Mr.. Perciyal Spencer and his COM
panlon across the English Channel has
Given "a new phase 20 the subject ana il
Count ZepDeiiu will but keep his prom
Use 20 cross the ocean in his directlole
balloon this spring there can bee no f1r-
Their question as to tho solution of the
problem that has puzzled science for 50
many centuries.
lIr PerCival Spencer IS one Of the most
DISTINGUISHED aeronauts iu England and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

pacity OF 500 looms and 10000 spindles.
tho TriOu Cotton Mill OF Georgia. now
operating large cotton mul. Will buid
new mill ol lhNlU splndlcs and a Nir-
einls min VIII a0u 100 spiuoleS. and
the Augusta Spool and bobbin Company
Will lc lu partial operation within thirty
days as ono OF the pioneers Of adjunct
factories coming south 90 seek the cot
ton mills just as the cC.tCu mills are
seeking the cotton fields
The railroad situation in the South rs
very encouraging, continuing the Brati-
tNue results of 1893 when The increases
over 1895 Boo the gross earnings of nine
teen railroads operated entirely or parity
iu the South ranged from y23lpo TO
2Hil,Yv The Missouri. Kansas x Texas
Railroad Company will add ten mogul
locomotive. each weighing siXty-tWo
tons 90 lbs equipment The Atlanta
Knoxville x Northern Railroad Is I'M
proving bridges and It's rOadbed between
Marietta, Ca. and Knoxville. Tenn, and
efforts are being made TO complete the
Guadalupe Valley Railroad from VIC
toria, Texas, 90 tidcwater. In Arkansas
Two railroads are under CONSTRUCTORS
down the Arkansas Valley on the sonth
side OF tho river. and the Missouri "a
cihc Is now locating a third line
Each week adds 20 the Improvements
In the service between southern poa.s
and thu West Indies. Iron pipe xoH
Gadsdcn, Ala. and hrewood from T9r-
folk have already been shipped 10 ia
vana. and a large shipment o. fiour IRON
the milling companies OF Texas, ALREADY
reaching out TO Mexico viii also pr nsuo
10 Havana by way OF Galveston, sopi,e
has already frequent sailinEs OF Veseeis
IN Havana, Santiago. cienfuesos ana
other Cuban ports. and arrangements
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have also been made for 4 direct steamer
linz between Mobile shanghai, lohonohla
ty,he Rtprcseutatives oi Atlanta
business houses have establshed usgh-
80. Il, Havana. service mas begun ~
no Esrn Line between Baltimore ana
H.yaua. and "A passenger h"1 ff''s"5
service between brdh'Nlch' VA anu
Havana ls also COME ia pa. .,, ...-,
Thc following Industries were the most
,,,,,.,rtanf Of those reported t0 the Man
mTacturers' Record during me current
week I'm .,1 "a 0oo mo
ohtn.rv works I'M Alabama.
90 40 zinc mining company. &lbNW wa
,er works. $1,000 milling company ana
81 900 900 mining company 10 Arkansas
sixtv-stamp gold mill and lal-stamp
chlOrinatiOn plant, H"'N ho7lf'4 mn
additIoa. $4,000 stone quarry company
aud "A warm mill I'm Georgia.
Tweniy-hve-ton refrigerating plant In
Kentucky.
x5NDo navigation company In Louisiana.
90 brewery addition. 10000 brew
cry and $4,000 marine railway company
In Maryland.
Thirty-barrel -four mill. 5o-barrel -four
mill IN North Carolina.
$4,000 cotton mill company. $4,000 drug
company and potion cOttOn-seed oil mill
I'm South Carolina.
si5 90 mante factory addition ana a
II 900 bushel grain elevator In Tennessee.
Sixty-ton cOttOn-seed oil mill. sWtv-
gallon oil refinery. SSO,eD oil mill and
$4,000 electrical plant IA Texas.
$500 telephone company. 22.ooo-spindle
cotton mill addition In virginia.
Fifty-bsrrel -four mill. $4,000 machine
works 100000 mining comrany and 800
900 hardware company In West Virginia