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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-16
Fraud Exposed.

A few counteftters.. have lately
been making and tryinc 90 sellimita.
tions Of Dir. Kings New Discovery
Tor consumption, Coughs and Colds,
and other medicines. thereby de-
irauding the public. This is to warn
you to beware Of such people, who
seek to profit, through stealing the
reputation OF remedies which have
been successfully curing disease, for
35 years. A sure protection to you,
is our name on the wrapper. Look
for It, on all DR.. Kings or Bucklen's
remedies, a. all Others are mere
limitations. b. E. BUCKLEN & CO.
Chicago, Ill, and Windsor. Canada
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-16
Missouri's Oldest Man.

Bloomfield, Stoddard county, Mo-,
claims the Oldest man In Missouri IL
VIM. Kingsley, who fought with Mel
son at Trafalgar and is alleged to be
1872 years Of age.
VIM. Kingsley was born in Ireland
10 1888. He was left without parents
In early childhood and knows but
little about his family history, ex-
cept that he had an elder brother
named John Patrick. When about
IL years OF age he Was placed on
board an English training ship
When he became proficient as sail.
or he was assigned to an English
m an of war in Lord Nelson's squad
ron and took lart in the battle Of
Trafalgar In 1905. He continued 10
active service as an English sailor,
taking part in many campaigns, in.
GLIDING the Crimean war and the tax
ing OF Sebastopol, and visiting al
m ost every seaport in the known
world.
In 1855 he was discharged from
the English service and came to the
United States attaching himself to
anAmerican cruiser which was stand.
ing around the coast OF Mexico, as
the war between the United States
and Mexico had left unsettled condi-
tions in that section. He quit the
American ship in 1857 at New Orleans
and gave up the life Of q sailor as he
felt he was growing rather old for
that class of service. At New Orleans
he met some Irish friends who resid-
ed in Stoddard County, NO., and he
accompanied them to that country,
spending his summers there and his
winters 10 New Orleans, until the re.
bellion broke out.
He joined Confederate regiment
in 1861, taking partin many engage.
ments and surrenderiDg at the close
of the war with his regiment at
Shreveport, La. With other CON-
rades he returned to Stoddard coun-
ry and has remained there contin-
uorsly rince, earning his liy':: = ain.
ly by digging wells.
He bears the scars OF many wounds
received in battle, the first Of which
be received at Trafalgar at the time
Lord Nelson Was killed. He now
lives near Bloomfield, Mo-, and is be.
lisved to Be the oldest man in Mis-.
Sonri. ss1. sss =,
0AOToREA.
Is.sls y !. " y. sss !mr s'sut
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-16
Has Stood The Test IS Years.

HuS OsVVV kHS HSSs . HSuHSs
The old, original GROVES Taste.
less chill tonic. You know what you
are taking. 1t lie iron and buinine in
a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. SOC
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-16
81 Final Settl ment,

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others Interested in she estate OF Caroline
Freeman, deceased. that 1, W. K. Walton,
administrator OF said estate, intend TO make
1nal settlement thereof, ut the next term Of
the Bates County Probate Court, in Bates
county, State Of Missouri, to be held ct Butler,
Missouri on the 18th day Of November, 1906;
on said day or 90 soon thereafter % can be
heard.
And further notice given to oil heirs aud dis
tributes that I will on the
llth day Of December, 1905,
spply to the sald court for IN order Of distribu-
don OF the amount found to be subject to dis.
tribution on said 6nal settlement, and fer %
order OF dIsebsrge ~ such administrator.
VIZ. e. WALTON,
OU Executor.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-16
Notice

Notice Is hereby given. that letters Of admin.
lstratlon with Will annexed upon the estate Of
Erhardt Johannes, deceased, have been Srsns.
cd 70 the undersigned, by the Bates County
Probate Court, In Bates County, Nissouri'
bearing date the 18th day Of October, 1906.
All persons having claims against said estate
ance within one year from the date Of said let
ters, or they may be precluded from any bene.
NJ o. sucn estate; End II said claims be NOT
exni6tted within two Year, from the date OF the
barred. l,23 N, JOHANHE
t-4s Administrator with Win annexed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-11-16
SLEEP FOR BABIES
Rest for Mothers.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-tortured babies, and rest for
tired, fretted mothers, in warm baths
with Cuticura Soap and gentle anoint-
ings with Cuticura Ointment, the great
skin cure, and purest of emollients.
Cuicura Soap Ointment and pills are sold throughout
hcword. Potter DrugS Chem. Corp, Boston, Sole Props,
bs- Send TOT " How 10 Cure BABY liumors.'
Arizona republican., 1905-03-25
noLYBDENur1 FOR MARKET
This Valuable Metal Found at Troy
 in Commercial Quantities.

Arizona, at no distant day, may through her mining resources, become of much more importance to the great nation of which she is now but an in- differently recognized province, than many people suspect. And reference is not made either, to her wonderful cop per and gold output that is already an important factor, but to the develop ment of molybdenum, a well known, but in quantity a very rare mineral. and one for which there is a wider demand in proportion to the supply. than any other of the high priced min eraI products. There is now but little of it used in this country but it's quail ities are such that the fact of its pro- duction will instantly develop the de- mand.
 Briefly there is no known developed deposit of it in the United States whose output is sufficient to be given wide commercial consideration, yet it is the very material that every large manu- facturer of tools and other steel pro- ducts desires in quantity and is an ac-
Arizona republican., 1905-03-25

Mrs. Margaret Adams has opened her dressmaking parlors at No. 22S w Monroe street. Phone main 375.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-25

Go to Dan Curry for notarial work and all kinds legal blanks. Wiekenburg
Arizona republican., 1905-03-25

Picture frames to order at cents per foot and up at Balke's Big Curio Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-25

Accompanied by Miss Marie Drofnah in elaborate production of three great plays. Monday night at S:15, "The Tanning of the Shrew." Tuesday ma tinee at 2:3O, Don Caesar de Bazan.' Tuesday night at S:15. "Othello" Re served seats on sale this morning at 9 a. m. at Goodman's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
De SOCIEDAD.

NIteV0S aires. Con objet0 de p&saE
una tempOFadn en- ID po6tieR region
del Elite, hR SRlid0 para HumRCSO 10
aGraciada y diGtinguid0 sefoFita jose
f 1a SaldAfiS CroSas, que llevA ALI 10
gratR impression de su bellezR y ga
chic.
Un sol que 90 pone en- San Juan
para IuOir e0p.61didO y radiRnte en- Ia
cuItS CiudAd de las herm0Ras rubiAs.
Baen tempo teDRa alLf 10 mO1faims
triRueflits.
Que naeyOre --NueEtra bella , dis.
tinguida amiga Dc II 1ritR M,T1A Muro,
Be encuentrR erfarma, aunque no de
cuidRdo.
Zo de costunlJre -EatR noChe ge
efsCtuarS 10 GjarRnA1 de CoStumbre en-
ell GPOrqul~, pues el artiSts Sefl0r La
PresA, no dS fonciOnes los BsbAdOS, &
fl de qua el elemento joven, GmRnte
de TerpAfcore, pueda divertirse am
pliRmente.
PeTfectQnaentS. - HiIIase en- muy
buen eStGdO de mejorfa 10 distinguidR
Hfio ora de- NJ CRrolina BuGtelo de Bur.
set, que Suffi6 hS POGO una delicsdR
OperGci6n.
AAO S8ASgbUL4S4 l4QOLASS
Para eL .fWta4r0.-Parece que de
ALA, del pO6tico aru1n que lucs hsr-
moAimaS flores, entire Martin Ps6a Y
Rio PiedraB vienen nunOiOs de Algunaa
trRveBurAO, que. heChAS por ell Gni60
CieGoo dSran segaramente Rrata ven
tura los sujetOB & SuS tirOB. La me.
nfsimA rubitS mereoe ser dichosa.
De San Juan hay muchRB coBaB
nuevNG, y Seg6n me dice mi Segunda
Skec'e 'etariA1 ias &usenCiRS cRuaau gran
penR & los senOibleS corG zones que &
eats no SO reSignRn fiOiImente. De
eSt0 IL fJEmRn los EIiRiOs, que saban
eieGir. y los del GtruBt.1
En- el SVeTsRlIet0 De acuerdAn mu-
ChO de BArCeloneta. La bella rubita
de oiOs negroS Informs.
En- cambiO el <croniAtA0 infOrmR
que Is ciencia de la vidR, como dlj }
nlguien eS aRber, eRperar.
En- eL Versailles - La eatimab!e
f.miliG B snet h0 trasIadado su reai-
uenciG al AristoCrstieo bArrio. donde
lucits 50 deIicada hsrmosurA IR adorA'
b Crucit.
Gntss impresiOnea tergan en- au
nueVR morRda las distirRuidas damAs.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
ManzanO AVi16.

Este ioyen periOdista, ilustraao
como pocOs, abandona las rudas fac
mas De Ia pFensa diaFia, dOnde con
uua perseverance, admirable adqui-
rio un prestigio muy alto y una
s6lida reputation.
Va a ocupar un puestO pdblico
en- la Corte Judisial de- Aguadilla
hasta donde le sigue nuestro ca ilo
profunao y nuestFa sincera distin-
ci6n.
Manzano Avi16, 81 abanaona La
DEMOCRACIA, Ia De ser como 6l
dice, obeaeciendO q exigencia de la
situaci6n. Estoy SECURE que al
despedirse del peri0dico, ha dajado
algo asi como pedazos del alma So
bre aquel pupitre donde sus IDEAS
tomaban las formas De la publici-
dad para salir mas tarae de las
caias tipcgr8ficas convertidas en- ar
tfculos brillantes destinados unas We
ces 4 propagar las grandes ideas y
otras Yec6s 4 combatir ell de5potis-
mo de un regimen oprobiosO, en-
cuyas garraS perece Puerto Rico
como indefensO cor der lilo en- las
garras de un leon. ...
Los homb,es de LA DEMOCRACIA
tambien habrau de sentir la ausen-
cia del compan9To No en- balde
Manzano AYi16 tom0~ paFte con
ellos en- las luchas pOr Ell ideal =
c)u elloS particip6 de t0las las SEN
saciones que son peculiares q los
que luchan cuana0. vencen 6 GUAM
do son contrariaaos.
MapZanO Avin5 particip6 de eSas
sensaci mes. La DEMOCRA IA era
para 6l temple de sus creencias Ct
vicas. En ell spostoladO de patrio-
tismo lie forma la r ,dacci6u de eS-
te peri6dico. FL fjerc1a dignamente
como core; ponde a los elejiaos
que trabsjan en- aqUel laboFatorio
De los gTandes ideales.
Eiercfa con verdadera f6 y con
verdadero entusiasmo, Su espiritu.
sus energias, sus alientos, estaban
vinculadOs en- su mesa de redac-
cion.
Por ESQ decimos que al despelir-
SO de LA DEMO JRACIA habra SEN
tido la profpnda tristeza que Sc
siente al abandonar los sitios DON
de nuestro espfritu ha adquirido
Profundas predilecciones
La sociedaa de San Juan pierae
tambi6n un elemento valioSo por
su claro talento y exquisite cultu-
ra, elemento qu9 distipguimos de
veras y a quien ofrecemos en- estas
lfneas ell testimonio de nuestFa
amistad inalterable y honda.
FyuWdisco CerU0ni.
po%iIISe D r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
El aegeTdO del AyuntamIGntO
S0brO I lDgGniSTO americana,

La opini 5n p1blica ha censura-
do justamente Ia MEDIA adoptada
Por el alcalde Todd pidiendo 4 los
Estados y nidos un ingenierO que
estudie cieftos proyectos de obras
para el mqnicipio de San Juan y
que ademas Sc le consulte s1hFe los
demas Proyectos de obras que tie
ne pendiente.
Esta censura ha repercutido en-
La pFensa y en- su n1mero del
lueves IA del actual xEl Boletin1
publica I'm sensato articulO donde
con sobFad0s argumentos combate
esta MEDIA.
AnteS de ahora, cuando & su re-
gresO en- Mayo, d los Esta6os Uni
dos el alcalae Todd apunt6 la idea
de haceP veniP al pals & tai inge-
micro, hicimos constaP nuestro TUto
en- contra, p0r la raz6n sencilla
Dc que cFefamoS que en- Ia isla
D En- Ponce oonocemoa d senior
Juan SEX, hiio.-N. de Ia B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
Ell PRO QBLEMA De LA
HIGIE NIzACI ION.
VIeja y poTjudlCIaI COStumbr0.
La SaRIdad pTOp6n0Se adOptar
aeeTtadaS MEDIA S.

81 prob'em Ia de 10 higienizaCi6n Va
de mRners Ienta desarrOllandose en-
Puerto Rico, per0 es indudab'e que 90
NvapzS con decision en- ese sentid0.
Hay IN punto impoFtante en que
debe fjSrSe ID atsnc Ga del pub Ico.
pues no hay que dejarlo todO & 10
acci6n cfi .i0I gobFe todo cuGndo Sc
trat0 de Is galud del individuO.
Existe ID cOStumbre de CRmbiSr de
casa s de viviendO con una deSpreO
OupRci6n CompIetG ain inquirir CuGl
opfermedRd pRdeCierRn los inquilinOS
NDtsriOres.
Y 90 do 81 casO de que una fAmlilR
que eats en- BGIud traslAdR su dOmici 10
& uno inf astREO ad0uiere enferme-
dadeR mas 8 menoB penosRs mort1'
ferag. +. ~.:
L9yendo un il forme Official pudimo8
YER que 10 tiGiB 90 de Las enfermedades
que mas eBtrGGos hi cs p0r 81 Conts glo
Y entire los cRgbg eStudiSdog Be de ell de
una familiG en- 10 cuaI hAbia tres min 20
robuStaS y lozAnRS. Una Contrsj0 ID
tisiS falleCi6 al POGO tempo, por vi.
ViF una casa on que hGbfa fallecido un
tubsrcuIoso. Traa RquellG enfeFm2-
ron I09 oGraG pQr Con6A&lOs 1AlAecl9nuO
tambi6n.
TenemoG entendido que 10 JuntR de
SanidNd Local diCtarS un re0lamento
diSpOndr6 ID CopVeniente para que
no sea OCupSda una casa ain que Rntes
sea desinfeStadR.
En- inteH6s de t0dos eStS el deber de
SeCundar lG acCi61 Cfcial. facflitand0
los d6tos y RnteCedenteS. & los .inspec.
torres de SanidEd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

mercadOa. (6) Instruction p6blica y
biblioteCas. % Hygiene y hospi.
tales. (8) Caridsd T1blica. (9) Ce.
msnteriog. 1O) Construction de edi-
ficiOs. QD r .giamant9s do Pvlicfa
refsHentes al 6rden p6biso y sRnidad.
y relatives & CRda una de les funcionea
pdbliCag en- 10 pr0sente Ley enumeFa.
das y 81 bien p1blico.
En- 10 SecOi6n 89 de ls obra tituIada
Corporaciones MunicipaleS, por Di-
Hon. se dice:
GES una prOp0Bici6n general de Lsy
lnconte0t9ble que una Corporation
Municipal p0G6e y puede ejercer los
llguienteB p0deFeg y no mas: d) Aque.
Has que SO 10 confaren en- pGRnbFAs
expreSa0; ~ Rquellos que Be infiePen
neCeGari0 inganuamente Dor iuCiden-
Cl8 de Ioa p0dereg expfesamente CGn.
f:ridOf; (3) aquellos que Bonieser ciales
9 Ios ti1eB y prOp6IitOs declarRdOS de
Ie COrporaCi6n. no Simplemente Conve
nientes, sin0 indiSpenSRbles. CuaI-
quiera dudR hOnrRda 8 razonab!e CON
Cerniente & 10 existencis de poder, ge
resueEve por los TribunaIes contra las
CorpOraciones y el poder es deneQG.
dos
FL mismo autor en- 10 SscCi6n 81,
dice:
GL1 extension de los po poderes de las
MunicipRlidadeg, bfen sean txpreSOg.
inferiiOs 6 iOdigpenGa blau, es materia
de construction. Y aquf ID regIa fan.
dsmentRl y universal, que es tan rszO.
nAbIe como es neCesaria, es, que mien-
tFas 10 construCCi6n ha de ser iuSts,
buaque spFimer0 de todo Ia intenci6n
legislative para poderle dar an efecto
Fs2onab bic, sinembATR0 CnaIquieFa am.
bigti sdad 8 dada en- 10 que se re- f sFe &
% extensi6n de podere8 debars deter
minarBe On favor del EStado s pueblo
en- general y On contra del c0nCesiOna-
rio del Estad0. La rega de ConGtruc.
Ci61 estriCts de poderes CoPporativos
no es tan diHeCf8mente RpIicabIe 6 les
cIkusuIas ordinarias en- carta0 O0nstitu-
tiyas 9 leyes de incorporation de IaG
NJ MunicipRgidades. como b es an las
oart98 de C0EpOFRoiOneg pFivadGs; pGF0
- ignaImento RpfcsbIe 6 concession dc
po1ereG. SuerpoS MuDioipales y p6.
6liOOs que estsn fueEa del radio usual
que puedeC FesuItaT On c8FRRs p6bIi.
Oas. 8 los que en- 90 Observation-Disclosures
s0can los dBFeehO8 6 b ibeRtad 8 u
DropiedRd, 8 como pudisrR exDresaFse
Iu9clntemente, 6 OualQuiOR derech0 CO.
nun del Ciudano 3 habitante
(C0atiau0rd.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
SOeiGdld do SOGOFrOs mdIuOS
los Amigos del BIsl Pd.
bIIeO."
s sEcRETARIA.

A los ser 1res asociRdoa. Vaesnts
ls plazA de SecretaFi9 de ents Soois.
dad por falleCimisnto de don JoG6
Irullilo AlsinD, que u vepfs dessmpe.
nando, % JdntR Directive, en- Ge9i6n
ordlnaria celebrada en- ID nOche IieI an
de nyer. acoFd6 proveer Ell refePido
de8tinO. para 10 cusl los gocios, Rgpis
rantsg ai miGmo. pHesentarsn Sua goli-
citudes FespeetiYag al sen Ir Presidents
de j SociedGd, San JuOt0 No. Sc hag-
BE- el dis % del c0Frienta 6 Ias uiete a
la noche en- que IL expresadS JunfS de
Gobiern0 prccsdeFs q nombFamiento
de ID persona que hR d ooupRFla. 10
que 90 hace pa 3iico para conooimiento-
de IO8 sen Jres Bocios. San Juan Pto.
Rico 16 de Ssptiembre de 1905, Ia.
geaGO a Vera. SecretRrio intarino-
ava.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
RETR E TA.

Prcgrama de laB pleas que tocar6
10 banda de los nifIos de B snefi :encia
el s6bRdO 16 del corFisnts en- los
iRFdineS del edifioio.
1o.-Marcha. I'll pun ado de rosas
R. Chapi.
21.-Variaciones de Bombardino
exposition de San LniS. j
Vi6olo.
30.-RomanzR. ePatri&1. Juan V.
SRez.
4o.-VR Msjsstec. r H. Barker.
5o.--Two Step. ~Yar kiana1 e. e.
Leftis.
6).-Danza eAmOr Bsndito,. Rios
Ovalle.
7o.-Star SpAngled Banner.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

exlsten ingenieTos competentes q
los cuales esos proyectos podfan ser
encomendados.
Hoy como aver Seguimos Gre
yendo que nuestrO cuerpo de- inge-
nierOs tiene compstencia sufi .iente.
y 81 nos opusim9s a Ia idea. hoy
b, mos constar nuestra protesta
en- Contra de la realization de Ia
citada Media.
Seguiromos tratando este asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
Mafsna en- sI Parquo.

DeIeitSrs La Pfesa al 6bIico por Ia
tarde y pOr la nuche. GOD dos esccgi.
daS fanciOneG. Sc eRtrenRrs una oSrs
de grAndes feCtos C6micog, y ss can
tAran nueV0s GcOupletsH de nAbor
local.
No divide ell pdb!icO que m. Il ma
Rera ell e5Lt5na0 domingo dc 10 tempo
HRia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

So asegurB que el pr6ximo domin-
go habrG en- Ell PaFque Borinouen una
fonci6n fenomenaI Dor eI c9lebrs La
Press. en- lG que csntaFG uuOs couOIets
gobre ID exoelencis de ID oervezs Pdbst
de q son GRenteg On San Juan M B.
CaIdeF6n & Co., TetuSn IL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16
Los TABAQUEROS.
GRAN NoTIcIA.

Aver se ibl & srnnAr "a gord0 y & no
ser por OlertOs elementOs que mirGn
les ooSHs con CaIma y RplOmO Ell vaO0
dc 10 paCienCiA He hubierR derFAmado.
pero SfOrtunadamente pas6 Dor All
ArYivf y Zee hNbIO del gran aurkido 1e
BOmbFeFos. driles, cuelbos, OnmiSas '
CasimireS y del f ,mOsO OlAn ga utom6.
viJD0 que FecibieTon en- EL1 Gloria
Cruz 15. y los 6nimoa 8e CaImRFon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

En- eSta impHenta q Vends papeI De
psEi6dieoS VisiOS. & S0.00 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

En esta imprenta @ vonlO pspal dO
psEi6diae Viaie s e9.ao aUiatsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

Hen lie eGado & San Juan los 0bo.
GadOS Enrique Gonzalez Darder , Sal.
VRdOF PiOOEnell.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-16

:ClOs DE slsCRIPGIOR El TOGA 4 lSA
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-13
HIS GOLDEN AGE
Gen. Sweeney HAD an Impressive
Way OF Presenting That Was
Highly Appreciated

Gen. Il. Il. Sweeney, whose lecture
was the fourth attraction of the lee
tufe and concert course, appeared at
the opera house Thursday evening
to an audience of goodly proportions
that showed a great interest in and
appreciation of his lecture. His sub
ject was THE Golden Age" apply
ing it TO the human race, to society,
the home ETC.. and in each instance
his setting forth OF what 1T to be at
tanned was received with approba-
ton. Gen. Sweeney has a way OF
saying things that strike home, and
at the same time they do not LAGER
ate the feelings Of the tender ones.
There is a good deal of lighthearted-
ness in his lecture that goes along with
the facts and lessons i'm oralitv.
~rlghteouness living, etc. that tends
to make a person Iemem Der the
things he has said, and if one has
any ambition at all to do bette. and
be better he will find a great truth
in what Gen. Sweeney sets forth.
BIS lecture is OF the present day, the
time when we are living at our best
and it is thus calculated TO help a
person see things that i'm the rush of
life one is liable to overlook and lose
the essentials of making your own
life happy and successful bu t other
as well.
In a brief review the speaker
went on to show how our own good
country was far behind foreign coun-
tries IN the strength of the army and
navy, in art, science and literature,
but he declared that the United
States did not need these to make it
the grandest country on earth. i'm
which sentiment he found a ready
response from his auditors. lie as
serted that the reason we are great
is because everything in this country
IS made to serve a certain purpose
and administer to every person of
our commonwealth. That is. he
Sald, lne ldea OF a Tree government.
His application of his subject to the
present day society, its shams and
foibles and useless frills was anus
ing. He believed in etiquette, but
the nonsensical and foolish customs
that were prevalent in the east and
many places in the west he declared
were out Of place. Gen. Sweeney's
lecture was one of the best that has
been given in Mitchell this winter
and what he said and how he said 1T
will be long remembered by the..ave1-
age person.
The next attraction Of the lecture
and concert course will take place
Jan. 80, when Alton b. Packard the
ca1toonist, will be here. Prof. Ora
ham announced conditionally there
would be a matinee for the children.
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department here, so far as concerns
the subjects which she is to teach
and will be lady principal of the
college.
Miss Baker has a brother who is
principal Of the high school in In
%dianapolis, Indiana, and a sister,
herself a graduate Of Cornell Col
lege. whose husband has recently
been made a member Of the Law
firm Of which Senator Edgar T.
Bracket, Of SARATOGA Springs, New
York is the head. 1t is expected
that she will arrive here next Fri
day and that she will begin her work
on the following Monday. Miss M.
L.. Ogin has kindly consented to take
charge Of Memorial Hall until Miss
Baker arrives and will be ass ociated
with her as assistant principal DUR
ing the remainder OF the term.
Miss Jean e. Anderson, who came
here last fail to teach i'm the prepar-
atory department and who has made
a very favorable impression upon the
community and student body, was
quite i'll at the close of the term and
was taken seriously i'll on her way
home to illinois for Christmas vaca-
ton. Instead of arriving on Friday
as she had expected she was unable
to reach her home until the follow
ing Monday and she has informed
President Nicholson that she will be
unable to return before the opening
OF the spring term, being compelled
to spend sometime in the hospital.
1t is confidently expected, however,
that she will be back in March, and
pending her return Mis-. j. L. Lard
ner, the wife Of the very popular
Professor Lardner, has been secured
to supply her place. Mrs. Lardner is
a graduate of the University of Dem
yer and is a very efficient teacher.
With these additions and changes
the faculty of the University will be
stronger than ever and fully able to
meet the growing demands of the
ever increasing number OF students.
The enrolment of the winter term
breaks all previous records. A full
announcement will be given later.
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FOR THE POULTRY SHOW
The Big Exhibition Will be Held in
Mitchell Again, Beginning
Jan. 30 to Feb a.

The state poultry show will be held
again in Mitchell this year, as have
all the previous state shows, and
each successive year the entries have
larger ana the birds shown
have been of a higher class. This
year there will be plenty OF room for
the many entries that are anticipat-
ed as the basement of the city hall
building has been granted the use of
the association, and it will make an
ideal place for the birds. 1t can be
we'll lighted and is warmed with
steam heat, so that things will be
more comfortable for the birds and
for those who attend. The matter
OF room has always been a serious
handicap, but the basement of the
city hall will afford ample room for
the birds to be grouped according to