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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24

Should Yen pay SIC, $lN or $2u pta suit oicothes
Wh,N T'n cen buy on" Just rs good for Sl0S5.
Is no $40 too nuru for Il suit when The same suit
can ,p had a.. sG DO
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
The Great Dismal Swamp


OF Virginia is II breeding ground of
malaria germs, So is low. wet or
marshy ground everywhere These
germs cause weakness, chills and
feNer ael+4e--, III the tUIlFS and muscles.
and may induce dangerous malad'es.
But Electric Bitters never fail to
destroy them and cure malarial
troubles. They will surely prevent
typhoid. .--''We-tried many remedies
for malaria and stomach and liver
troubles" writes John Charleston of
Byesville, O., "but never found any
thing as good as Electric Bitters."
Try them. Only 50c H. l.. Tucker
guarantees satisfaction.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24

255-2t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24

Ii you are interested in cheap land
in southwestern Kansas, or south
eastern Colorado, call and see me.
can furnish you railroad lands at q
very low price, for cash or on ten
years time, only per cent interest.
| will be at Hotel Lee in Adrian May
1st, Merchants Hotel in Rich Hill
May End, and at the Republican
Press otficein Butler May 3rd. Trans
portation at Che rate OF one fare for
the round trip from Kansas City to
La Junta, Colorado, May 9th.
E. B. ATKINSON,
25-2t Grainfield Kans.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
A Doctors Bad Plight.

Two years ago, as result of a Sc
we're cold, l lost my voice." writes DR..
NJ. l.. Scarborough, of Hebron, Ohio,
"then began an obstinate cough.
Every remedy known to me as a
practicing physician for 30 years,
failed, and daily grew worse. Being
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption, coughs and
colds, l found quick relief, and for
last ten days have felt better than
for two years." Positively guar
anteed for throat and lung troubles
by II. L. Tucker. SOC and $1.0O.
Trial bottle free.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-12-05

The County Commissioners have
refused to grant the petition Of B. w.
Johns and others for draining Barnes
lake, near Tumwater. on the ground
that no plan has been presented for
carrying off the water without pos.
sible damage to those who own prop
erty at a lower attitude. The bottom
OF the lake is thick deposit OF
muck" which is the coveted object
for garden spot.
At the regular meeting of Capital
Lodge No Is, X. of p, last evening,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: c. c., Clark Saw.
idge; V. c., DC. Connolly; Prelate,
Gilbert Chambers; K. of R. and S.,
Ernest Taylor; NJ. F., Frank McKin.
ney; M. E., Mitch. Harris; M. A., D.
L. Savidge; NJ. w., C. o. Young;
Trustees. A. L. Callow, Tom. Langridge
and W., I. Cavanaugh.
Washington lodge No. l., A. o. U.
w., held their regular meeting Tues
day night and the following officers
were elected: Pm. W., Jos. Cottle |;
NJ. Of w.. Theo. Young; Foreman,
Tom Connolly; Overseer, w. w. Work ;
Recorder. T. c. Van Epps; Fiuancier,
Chas. Marshall; Receiver, H. g.
Richardson; Guide, Sam. Eunson; In
side Watchman, Benz. Vincent; Out
side Watchman, Claude Weston, and
Trustee. H. G. Richardson
The Santa Barbara is equipped with
what Oily calls q "siren" whistle, al.
though we are by no means sure that
this is the proper name. Though the
name may be in doubt. the noise it
makes is by no means obscure, and
once heard will ever be remembered.
II begins with q fernando movement
in the lower gamet and runs with
extraordinary speed all through the
intermediate scale to several octaves
above high G. then pursues several
rapid gyrations through the upper
scale. with appoegiatura and acciacca-
tura effects, and q rapid slide like q
descent from the schultz at Sutro
baths. The performance ends with
several fourishes and curly-cues in
demisemiquavers. slurred together in
one intern,inable screech. That this
siren is . novelty will be readily ad.
mitted, that it would attain high favor
with the hoodlum boy goes without
saying, but that il would he an &C.
ceptable accompaniment to the grand
Song OF Lille seems liable to consider.
able dispute. Let it pass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-12-05

| be held in the old hall on Main and
Eighth streets, Thursday, at which
appropriate services will be held, and
. banquet will take place At the Olym.
pia hotel in the evening. A public
reception will be held at the hotel
Friday.
Alpha Encampment No. /, I. o. o.
F., elected the following officers at
their last meeting: Elmer E. Waddle,
Chief Patriarch; o. c. White, High
Priest; Fred Weise, Senior Warden
c. NJ. Moore. Scribe; M. O'Connor,
Treasurer; Joseph McCarrogher, Sen
ior Warden.
L. Ransonoff, the commercial trav.
eler for the Glasgow Wooden Mills.
who got on . spree in this city some
time ago, and sold his line of samples
worth several hundred dollars, and left
for Portland, has been apprehended in
Multnomah county. Sheriff Mills left
with extraditiou papers, yesterday.
The steamship Santa Barbara ar.
rived At Percivals dock, Tuesday even
ing, and discharged merchandise for
our leading merchants and then
dropped down to the Westside mill, to
load with lumber. She brought Is
J passengers to the Sound this trip, and
| freight for Seattle As we'll as this place.
Miss Agnes Giles closed . very
pleasant term Of school last week in
Spurgeon Greek District No. As. A
Fortune Entertainment was given by
the school Saturday evening for the
purpose of raisiug funds to purchase
an organ for the school. An excellent
programme was rendered and although
the weather was -urfavorable, the fin.
ancial results were good.
Olympia Camp No. 5.27, Modern
Woodmen Of America held an election
Of officers Tuesday night, and the fol-
lowing were chosen for the ensuing
term: V. C.. Joseph Reder; w. A.,
G. w. Stowe; E. B., A. L. Kreider
Clerk, J. P. Johnson; Sentry, J. H.
Davis; Watchman, J. J. Welsh; Phys
icians, H. s. Strickland, N. J. Red
path; Managers, G. w. Patnude, J. F.
Grooch.
Samuel Tuve died Tuesday night at
the hospital, Of typhUid-pneumonia.
He was about 30 years OF age. and had
been q resident of this city several
years. He was we'll liked by all who
knew him. His mother arrived from
st. Paul several days ago, in response
TO message Of her sons illness. Mrs.
Tuve left yesterday with the body,
which will be buried beside the grave
Of his father, in st. Paul.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-12-05

The monthly payroll of the city,
allowed Monday night, amounted to
$2,3l7 .63. The income for the month
from police justices fees was $l49.63,
and collected by the Chief without
figuring on the docket, 1919.
Troy & Faiknor's Office has been
removed to the front rooms of the
Byrne tirst-floor, land Judge Millett
has moved to No. 6 of the same suite.
NJ. G. Royal occupies the rooms va
Gated by the first-named firm.
A small blaze under the brick furn-
ace in the drying-room of the hand
laundry on Third and Min streets,
called out the department late Mon.
day night. The fire was quickly ex.
tinguished and no damage resulted.
The next steamship for San Fran.
cisco will be the Umatilla, Wednesday.
The Queen sailed to-day for same des.
tination, with Ed. Planning and Albert
Steffern as passengers from this city.
For Alaskan ports the Cottage City
, will sail Sunday.
Eggs now command 40c per dozen
"ranch" butter is SOC per roll, and flour
has scared to $l.1O per sack. Wood
and bark now bring from 1915 to 81
per load" and bacon and lard, con-
trolled by the Eastern trust, have gone
up into the anthracite figures.
The local firms OF M. O'Connor and
s. S. Churchill have been awarded
the bulk of the contracts for furnish
ing the books for the State School for
Defective Youth and for the Soldiers
Home. They had as competitors all
the large concerns of the State. ,
The New York Bakery is again in
operation 10 the old Odd Fellows build.
ing, on Washington street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Searight, the proprietors, deserve
success, as they were summarily eject
ed from their Fourth street business
by a change of proprietors of the
realty.
Miss Stella Jervais, OF North Yak.
ina, died at the hospital Sunday even.
ing from spinal meningitis. The
remains were shipped Monday to
North Yakima where interment was
made. The mother of the girl, who
was with her to the last, accompanied
the body.
The Masonic Committee have ar.
ranged in part the programme for
celebration Of the semi.centennial of
the founding OF that order iu Wash
ington. 1t 10 expected that 200 visi.
tors will be present. A meeting will
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-12-05

Four prisoners in the county Jail at
Walla Walla were detected in the act
of cutting bar to their cell with q
file. Tho two leaders were Oscar
Bradshaw and William Kellett await.
ing trial for murder.
Charges of incompetency. slovenly
habits and brutality, have been filed
with the State Superintendent against
w. w. Russell, teacher at Puyallup,
and demand is made that his certifi-
cate be cancelled. The defendant has
ten days in which to disprove these
allegations.
Mabel Weston, a girl employed in
the Peoples Theater. in Seattle, was
taken to . hospital in that city Mon.
day night, suffering from she effects Of
opium poisoning, the drug having
been administered to her, she said, by
Q man whom she met in the theater.
To girl named Clifford she said that
she had been "doped" with burnt
opium, which had been put in some
beer that she was invited to drink
with man she had met during the
evening. For time it was thought
that she would die, but was finally
pulled through.
Edward Dahl, who recently re-.
moved to Spokane from Kendrick. has
reported TO the police that $1,000 in
gold that he had buried in his COW
barn has been stolen, the thieves tear
ing off the barn doors to gain entrance.
Dahl tells strange story in connec-
ton with the matter. He claims he
had the money in the Exchange Ma
tional Bank Of Spokane, but was, ad-
vised by two OF his former friends who
had lived in Kendrick that the bank
was unsafe, and that he had better
take the money out aud take it home.
He claims he suggested hiding it in
the hay in his barn, and that his
friends approved of the idea as an ex-
cellent one. He claims that he told
his friends that he was going to invest
the money in Spokane property, but
was advised by them not to be in q
, hurry. The two friends he refers to
are Julius Bergerson and Nels I. Ten
ming, who are in partnership in the
secondhand business. He claims
Tenning went with him when he got
the 80 new $40 gold pieces from the
bank. Bergerson and Tenning admit
that they know Of Dahl's drawing the
money. but disclaim any further
knowledge OF the affair.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-12-05
STATE NEWS.
A Brief Summary Of News Gathered from All
Parts Of the State.

A R,,.f Summary of News C.thered from All
d.. =, ~. g..
Eastern capital 10 interested in a
smelter project on Bellingham Bay.
R w. Doane. suner;ntendent of
the State experiment. station in k'tsap
county, recommends the extensive
planting OF Holsters In Puget Sound
waters. /.
A man named James Smith sh0t
and eighty injured . bar-keeper II,
Seattle. for neglecting to furnish his
wife glass of beer in serving . party
- o"o " '"' '"o'''
II. M. Ingraham has been nomin.
mated BY the Republicans to fll the
vacancy in the lower branch Of
the Legislature, from Lewis county,
caused by the death OF Representative
martin. he Is o resident OF Centralis'
ana was . member OF the last Legs
iasure.
A. Whitemarsh & Son, who have
q sawmill near Little Rock, have re-
ceived the County Commissioners
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-12-05

John M. Bachelor, late of this
place, married Mrs. Lena Barker, of
Portland, last week, which city, it is
said, will be his future residence.
A commune ,tion entitled "The
Mayors Bear-Hunt," by Frank Moss
man, was crowded out of this issue,
but will appear in our next paper.
Saturday was the last day of grace
for the payment of the second INSTALL
ment OF real property taxes and it was
busy day in the Treasurer's office.
The Mason County Logging Co. has
bought OF John B. Poe, 12O acres of
timber land in section 4, township 16
north, range 3 west. Price paid, ST.
600.
Billy La Rose paid 1925 into Justice
Giles court, Tuesday, for the privil-
eye OF striking Miss Ethel, dance-girl,
in the face, in one of the lower-town
resorts.
c. w. Borden, is reported quite i'll
and in INDECENT circumsta noes. He re-
sides on East Bay Avenue, between
San Francisco and Leavenworth
streets.
Another music store has appeared in
this city, in the Lemon building on
Fourth street. 1t is owned by the E.
J. Wilson Music Co., represented by r.
A. Riley.
Lawyer Israel has lost his new dog,
and will pay liberal reward for bis
return. He is a four months old
bull.terrior pup, small dark spot on
one ear and black nose.
Extradition papers were issued from
the executive Office Tuesday, for Chas.
S. Smith, colored, wanted at Pocatella,
Idaho, for assault with intent to MUIR
der. He was arrested in Seattle.
The McClelland Bros, have received
the contract from the County Com.
msssioners to remove the steel cage
from the old Jail to the new, which by
the way, is about ready for business.
The Lady Maccabees of Tacoma in.
tend to come over on the 9th and 10th
insts., accompanied by Supreme Com.
mander Lillian M. Hollister, and give
Olympia Hive an exempliication of
true honeycomb work.
Monday night the following officers
were elected by Olympia Lodge No. l.
/. o. o. F.: N. G., Elmer E. Waddle
v. G. Stanton Rowell; Rec. Sec., T. C.
Van Epps; Fin. Sec., N. S. Porter
Treas, Brad Hill; Trustee, T. C. Van
Epps, and Librarian, F. Reisenweber.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-12-05

The Board Of Inspectors place its
chief blame upon the officers of the
British steamer Trader. in her collision
a few days ago with the Capital City,
by which the latter steamer was sunk.
The Lumbermeu's Mercantile Co. oil
Shelton. Saturday. received spool Of
logging cable which weighed 1900
pounds, one Of the heaviest cables "a
be shipped through this city for some
time.
H. E. Sawyer, who is quite i'll from
stomach and heart trouble, has been
removed from Geo. E. Filleys resi-.
dence to the hospital, for skilled medi.
cal care. He is slightly better thia
week.
Chas. Vietzen and J. s. Stanford
have conveyed 70 G. Holthusen, the
west half Of the east half OF lots s and
8 in block 4, known as the New York
bakery property, for consideration oil
$1,000.
Miss Frances Lane. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. B. Lane, late of this
city, now Of Seattle, was married al
the family home in that city, Wednes.
day, to John g. Pierce, of Silverton,
Oregon.
Miss Edna Prince, formerly . popu.
lar young lady Of Olympia, but now q
resident Of Seattle, Was united in mar.
riage, Wednesday night, to Howard
Luby, manager of the Fulton market
IN that city.
Miss Laura Cole, . daughter oil
Councilman Cole, Of this city, waa
married in Seattle, to Henry spair.
house, on the Goth ult. Mr.. s. lives
at Arlington, where the happy couple
will hereafter reside.
Fred. H. Wright submitted to the
City Council 1t its last meeting, q
proposition to plank Columbus street,
between Third and Fourth, for the
sum of $749. It has been accepted
and work will be crushed"
The State Superint endent has d.
rected the refusal by County Super.
intendents OF recognition of life d.
ploma Of Edward Stiles Stevens, on
the ground OF habitual drunkenness
and unprofessional conduct.
The Deschuttes river 10 now at its
highest point. and the Light company
may respond regarding, the limits of
their power. like Gen. McCaryer did
in referring to the anchorage at Ia.
coma. Anchorage" said he, "Why
yes; We have a thousand fathoms. If
you wantit, within . stones throw of
bluff on Commencement Bay"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-12-05
SUMMARY FOR NOVEMBER.

Mean maximum temperature, 49,
Mean minimum temperature 3y9
Mean temperature, ~ 5.
Maximum, 6 on 4h.
Minimum, 70 on 10Th.
There were = clear, 81 cloudy and partly
cloudy DAYS.
Rain fell on y days. Greatest amount In "A
hou--, 3 .63 inches on Both
Total rainfall for month, 1909 inches This il
Il heaviest registered for November in p years
The average for November is 75l inches; excess
757.
Total rainfall since Jan. LIST, 81 So inches; aver
age, 4S 10; excess. 14.l0
Toal for present ran ny season commencing
sept lat, 9.s5 inches; average, l4.62; excess,
g. INCHES
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-12-05
METZ GEOLOGICAL.

The following record oftemperature and rain.
fall for the week ending yesterday. Dee. 4th,
from record kept and kindly furnished
h, SrAxDARn by Mr.. NJ. O'Connor. Voluntary
Observer, Department of Agriculture Weather
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Nepusierie TabrprciIe.

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@Dnpentipn
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WaS gciMcbca f5state.

gs lie9t fein Spinaenoer @rano Dor.
60 fiibra IN eitent ldn9eren Nrtifel bas
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