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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-01
JOHNSTON.
MATTERS OF SOCIAL INrrRraF

MAI IkhS VI SOCIAL INTEREST
Mr.. John Barre, formeiy of Johnston
but now located at Prosperity, was n
our town last weak.
Miss Naomi Neal, OF Savannah =
visiting her friend, Miss Marie Cole
man, much to. the delight of host Of
admiring friends.
Miss Louise Hix, the popular stenoe-
rapher, left on Friday to accent q no.
sition IN the capacity with the South
ern Ry. in Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. Wa ter Sawyer is visiting his
brother, DR.. olin Sawyer, at George
town, sc.
Miss Mollie Waters is making an ex-
tended visit to her friends In the low
er part of the state and CoInmbia, S.
C.
Miss Pearl White. one of Johnston
popul ar young ladies, went over to
Augusta Oh Friday to be treated for
appendicitis, n
- - lN. oAiilOio duu CIlliQfeu are
visiting her parents at Ridge Spring.
Mrs. Julia Norris. of Aiken, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Fannie Boat
wright.
Mr.. Harry Bolilck, our popular OPP
orator, spent Sunday at Ridgeway.
Mrs, w. NJ. Hazel and her two sons,
returned Saturday, after an extended
visit to relatives in GAINESVILLE, Fla.
Mr.. Howard Payn, returned Fri
day after wo weeks vacation in
Richmond, Lynchburg and Washing
ton, D. G.
1t is with sad heart that we
chronicle the death of our beloved
friend and assist ant postmaster, Mr.,
j. A, Odom, who died in Millidgeyille,
Ca, where he had been for the past
two weeks for treatment for some
nervous complaint. Mr.. Odom was
promising young man 80 years of age,
with a brilliant future in store for
him. He wasa talented correspon-
dent-doing work for several differ
ent papers, and the swiftest and most
efficient clerk the post Office ever had,
and as evidence OF his work, his record
will speak for itself.
- ->>~o IiIS OF olives Cp1 -.
While bOct NJ ral,@;,,.. -,
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SHOES AT A BAR

To close out at once Il S
women's, children'S and men
shoes. We will close the enth
cost, in bulk or by single pairs
is all new stock, and we will &
personal guarantee on every
shoes in the lot. Now is the
get shoes for the whole fami
have only about 500 pair in {,
A word to the wise is suflicien
BateSburg Shoe & Cloth,
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NOTICE.

l forbid any body from hiring or
harborlng Arthur Hall (culored), as he
has contracted with me for the year
1905. w, l.. Addy.
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FOR SALE.

April hatched thoroughbred Rhode
Island Red CockerelS at 81 80 each.
MRS. n. ROGERS BAYLY,
Ratcsburg, :. Z.
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FOR SALE.

Six H) fine blooded Poland China and
Berkshire Pigs, three months old,
$3.50, $500 and 5000 each. Apply,nd
D,xGuIj do , ,,n.-u
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STATE OF SOUTH ROLINA,
County Of Lexington.

County OF Lexington.
Notice is hereby given that the
books Of subscription to the Capital
stock OF Batesburg Mercantile Com
pany, will be opened in the vacant
store in tie Hammer building. Bates
burg, y. C. at twelve O'Clock noon on
the 2nG. day OF September, 1903
l.. l.. Sollee
NJ. U Boatwright. ID. ID. S.
CorpoIators.
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COTTON GINNED.

will gin cotton this year for PIC.
per hundred pNundS.
Leesyille. 5. c. III. Il. ADAMS.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COL
LEGE

Four Schools: Arts, Law, sciences
and Teachers System of Wide Elec-
tion. Expenses Moderate. Opens
September 9th. 1905. Columbia, S. c..
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w. w. WATSON, Pres.
d, B. RAWL, Cashier.

Director, W. L. RAWL, Direc-
JON, Direc tor, W. W. WATSON
N. A. BATES, Direc tor,
e tor.
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FEVER In ma
MISS.

yellow fever has broken 3
NatcheZ, Miss. Fourteen raj
are in the hospital. Seven Of | 4
nounced cas- are negroes. III
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WEATHER REPORT.
SPECIAL. TO THE ADVOCATE FROM
STATE WEATHER BUREAU.
Fair tonight and Saturday
WANTED AT ONCE.

An office boy permanent position
with prospects OF advance.
TnE ADVOCATE.
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WANTED.

We can give steady employment to
A or families in our cotton mill, com
mencing September lSt.
MIDDLEBURG MILLS,
BateSburg, $. G.
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COTTON MARKET.

Cotton is bringing to-day on the
Batesburg Market. 1920 as reported
by l.. ID. Cullum.
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your w y COl4i yOU SOA4 81 Y
taple; since the recent eS-
te Rutland Building, you can
[uc tuation is received and
sants and cotton buyers will
thboring points. The First
Farmer to sell his cot ton in
buy his goods in Bates
lie the First National Bank
n time deposits and Lends
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
POULTRY SHOW IN JANUARY,
Local Tancicrs Jubilant Over
Isrcsr.c,x for Exhibition.

tn. sr.,,si 81 f/cais PoalfYy Snow ~tI.
!. w.u t~x!n January ana iss; Elsi'
Jaut..rv u Shs:y~ Eo:'srn.iI 30 Lon
dor .zn,aT:" one OF The h.-s known .-'ui-
iry il.:ses IN ~. No'is IN. i.rth sec.i".
90. fte jc-.; exhibitions. AID ~I.l pace
,he s.s-s:- The -l;os has hcrn deferred
,;,is ..ss5p. c~:aE 70 the inability ~ sne
aS.oe .a-ion to sscur- so!iah'e saii
Tp~ cxhit.f;yn viii be made In ieIRe
-, directly orfvss!fe the Merchants IA
eh.;.S~. ani local !snc'"fs say sh:t iae
.,Y,1-,c.y .os a Zoe representation o: t!xG-
ciase BIRDS. ss well a. . o'S
are YY1os, aa't~Ssng
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
POL nee SEEK SERVANT
AND A MISSING RING


,n ~., =, inc on IN. whereaoouss q
ynun. won,au Who nf.er Tspreeens!nx nsa
ssr :, tc a servant girl end securing GU.
,Lay men, A. her home. Is euppnSo 70 "ss3
ssrhh.. Mrs. william Z. FoI Ct ~. .,,,n1
prairts Avenue q: n dsamos0 SHae.
81, S1W a ,.,.-s, y>rfAav
n,a-n!rY that the yoGHg wcuAn SA -
AZ, F...'s h.u,.. and app 1ed 10. = ps
,I.,., she -aid her nafns was "stS x
f.,nr, Uayuey Sire answere-i ~ -"
..,,;s..n.n, ti,s. Hrs Fox hsh !'ser'er u
une a.. the daily I-pefs Too
Tho -o;-g woman saii sns ee
=, -.,oij- na,iei Watson. fi souu -
;o,.T fo- thrr. years. nat toi3 VII, -
,hs, .,,e tad n brother r''.S on ~ |'~
avenue. ..~~a-arrO
lIe- pni.:e nsaMae:S and nees AVE 80
,,nt,re ,ssd Mrs Fox 70 beie.e n..,rS
-O,,I do. AID ;he y0Ing womar n,,s1c~
.he rs,i.io.. Sh~ entered nfcn nc,
,pmsds.;.iy without leaving tne
Wr. Fox hsd some san;pfnG 70 ~ 49, 49,
,..,, ,nsy .s..YrcoY,. sai she less her .oG'S
g. 1.s,re cr .i,e new seyyan. W.T. sn~
....--.f - & 81 o m slie house vas uA
1900 ARD iater .iYs. FoA discos =. ~
s,sY . diamond ring b,d h>sn nun tso"e
- ,..., l.ou TIE ring ccnsssnc1 2 tns,
o,s;,.--sara. diasr--sd. IN ii"A"'
NJ. Tox kays the ~o:n1n ~
,..r.,.i, a. yeay. Cd. feet NcNes az.
Sse,~hs alssi. 10 pound, ana naS n2rba
,n,,r.,exInu grA. eyee and HShs nSH enS
wa~s = black walking s1irs aa1n. uehs-
n,,nx IL k.. and = Tam o snAnt" cay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
BRIDGE SUPPLANTS
|OLO-FASH|OhED JOYS
CONSTITUTED the Chief Amusement
at Sixty Per Cent "f the Ccu"-
,ry Homes of England During
tn. HOlidayA
SpH1Af. ny CABLE.

% 70 1AIb b1
London. Dec :.-,Copyr.ght. fs.s,.-f =
census werc taken II tho amu>sn'ents
which occupied the guests At the So'''-
try houses .iuriny the Christmas ho'idays
IL would probably b. found. says the DAILY
Express. that In CD Per cent oI ~"
cases. bridge has otsted all the old sames
associate,f with che Old-faahioned 'hris'-
mas festivities.
" ,htr,. we're one Or two children IN tho
house they were bundled on to rcd az
ea,ly al possible. and tire house parry So
lied down. tn Religious s:isnce; at to sIs .,sy.a
n.r four sucessiv~ afternoons and nights
without a thought Of turkey. plum put
TS.. one anxiety was 10 rush fhr"usl.
a short nal ~ quickly rs p.'e'b:e. b@inS"
mas .r fa..:, killed in certain circles thh
ni- fashioned christmas IN i.'n11'i Srs
.rai ~ .i.s ami strays'' parties ~etc xne'
80, ..hr,.fn..- bay the IDEA being % gh.i-
sr together ~. i"n"s"sne eouIs ~Lc o.
III. no:s,- festivities. - pun 't""n ~"
,.,,n.;s art; play bridge FROM luncheon e'
III III. .,aail nour. ~ N. n m"rn,rs, Ire r..
and q si,"rt dinner were ksSeeo - r.
,.,,,,.Hions and email tain - orpeT"'i-
Gus
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
REPURI.,C SPECIAL.

RtsPC RsiC SPECIAL
Cincinnati, Dec. a.-From decsi;ne b.
tween the r.,..,ire n,er;ss cf f;,cs R.r.e-
Iaisr or Reernais.. -. ..ons,ierinr whether
Firth O. Sfx,h Sf-s,.; .haii h. sweIs firsf.
,iSs o.n@ the ST a.
earning ~ ~ ,v oyefsesi,,v a D,ctlcy crcW
~ pasemcns sxeener."ths. IL the trans
ssss e i ss:s 2 shSas Ss.r e come into the
And Tor he hrse ti1ne I'm tn history
Cincinnatrs Superintendent of ths street.
tante. ana se the same time = shfexd.
fer-stehted nnanufacfurer. vice peeSfdent
of the Bullock Electric Msnu{sctulinS
nse1S s;Smpsnv wSose m,Sst xajnabis .,,h-
si6iary cosnpSny the F"IiocE concern Is
rated.
When Mr.. Nesve. conforming to the rule
sil csnjiSstss Tor Once mus, ale Written
applica iions nsrra.inE the.- educational
:Ss a $ :sss ss. saa; TIN, . q :. one ,S q
iiEe to nave the lob Of cIesnin9 the esrects.
hundreds ASKED him Why. nc replied. sim
ply.
the streets clean. and want me % to try il.
I like to pleose ms friends"
auARE:a p0cacvE.I.ra xrvws
Bus ,hose rho knov him bess say that
doctriue that men q Affairs and beyond
vote af least a par: Of their tim. 10 pub
lic service. aud that this il Why he has
Joined the OlIice-hOlding ranks.
Al.. Eea-e MAS stovt,ed in front of his
home. No. :sls Grandin rUe0. the same
street IN which il locate, lockwood.
bring the Presidents daughter.
The Neave homo h a maSnincent orc.
with grounds giv.n9 h almost the proper
tions % y splendid country estate. and
Of beautiful residences.
The millionaire had Just stepped from
nis corra&e. 0rawn ~ = pah St masmm
~, hts collar was . splotch Of yellow
r,ui reminder of whas Cincinnati needs
IN the line ~ cleaner thcrcushs.!es
repeatsd. .Ch. to cbfise my friends. that's
su
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Cf-I's ssi-fE spfN-tN-
Th.s;er. Pa i,~c. S-Gsayy ts-a coz
"a c9Trlcs 4ofk OF fog. 80 tie s7nez 90 fhe
Hc,ei Ilni-etiAl. Al seventh Al Nc'sh
s,..e-s the city fell vitb ~c-a.s- carry
iax viii q = scs'fosct-r osl which were
~. ...csIaye.p-Jo.h f.y'ts 81 Media s'.d
William BoSie q: ihs .isy tf' 'neH
.~., y, .....n.xIy injured rhAf they sc.s
taken TO a hospital
The fi.e- ~s~v h.-iec ;a;o = coal hole
I'm the ~ srnsni ~ticE had seen fit
.,.>-. 81, A6cl3 fczftz seis across she
hose AZ ssr heavy rogrssre o-40sJ Ou the
heSsd.. Ihis sa.sd sh-ir lives. a. tbs eos-
n3ce esa ,s~y h>aNy ana W~uA haze
crushed sheD
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
RECLAIMED HEALTH
BY EATING APPLES.
Robust Swede Who PADDED
CauO.. From Stockholm to Par
il Gives Medical Men Some
thing I" Think About.
SpECTAl. Try CABLE

Paris. Dec. 3l-tcOpy night. lSa t,Medsc-
al men Ar. nov occupied with thu case
~ Gustav Nord:n. q hardy Swed" who
padded his own canoe from St"ckhoi,n
To Paris. and reached her" IN loSurt
health after q long voyage during whHn
H.. lived ON apples milk. water and bread.
The Sweie states that he undertook tne
dangerous and arduOus voyage 10 snow
what C.,llc be done 10y y man who had
1ives Up meat tea coffee. wine. heel.
snirifs and tobacco. He priced himself
on ccli,,sIrs the vegetarianS. and return
ing 10 !. system Of what Is ;srme'i natu-
raj hlime ut alton
N.rc.n agreed Z" allow ;he DOCTORS TO
draw son,e blood from his legs and arms
for III: purpose of analysis.
;g. %? rs he found y. could not digest
any 0y,..na-~ fts.i. afi5 Was suffering ter
-,h.v. ~ a.. texsI! a regime Of f'un. pin.
..,,,,iIy ar:,ls.. On which he thyJH- and
beam M. robust v~-sci, b. 10 to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
en,roes COMING TO CITY.
Annual Winter Meeting February
50 at the l.aclede Hotel.

.,,,,s ". sssocis,ion WIN b heH as
the Lac!eSc Hcts! Lsos1ofy 90 2 S,,o o
sss.rsaa1 os the Organization. 6a0 ID
s-.c.e1 a letter - All msmneeS usyire
.,.,n 70 attend The xAiherine- The edisofs
al, sesr Anrong The impostoae seD1es 20
b. a;srrs,-f VIZ b Segtsiatton. enaes sn1
;,.t~eA
sSe a1truynm~ns q ths -. L0u1o 0oseta0.
s.fhcuSh thsre Vsn - No rsO1aoP 0aFuf.
Oeoo
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

NAsh.rs.on. Dec. 5-S~cr.;4fy os 'nt
Na--y soeA psrts sa-e'y rsisese All cpY,or-
:,srify TO Y,ats toks. II. s.'h~s dsy -.
r~cr'vet. . witt :rer-i Admiral Esdircet Of
tie Rar.sa e. Ysyt.s s:.d rspcks. shs an
,-ou:le~d sha; ~ las bsSn decided ~ I.e
.se 3ovcrun.sr,s vesssls Sssarj-F. Esvsus
dsek 70 N.ni,a- -PssS.es. 1imrsi. s1id
she S>cre;asY. ~ might b 0eu 70 E1s
PYv.us ard Caesar uad~T peace Hcfds
- nile ;hsy ere engaged N the wa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
ClNGlNllAT IN l0lLl ll0NAlnE
GETS STRENGTHENING JOB

joseph Neave Cuhan and vivant Appoint
ed superintendent Of Department at His Own Request Be
Neves in the Doct That Men a A9as 6hOud
Devote Part Time to Public ServiceSsys His CITY
Must Have Cleanest Streets ir the World
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
PROBATE ATTCREETA

William l'se Becker wa~ born n is's IN
EAsi st Louis. Ill. He removed 20 -
Louis Si,h his parents IN !Nc. ard attend.
81, the .-iucstion.l Institution here until
he entered S,niil. Academy. in isei. 10 ISe-
inc academy In i.Ss He mas-icUla;ej a,
Harvard Iniver,i'y IN !s.s: s..f va s'EMa,
then took a course os law a. sie 81. Louis
i,av school. srurY, which he Na- graduated
IN i.... tsinS the orator fcr his class.
Nj Rscke. vas aimit:.: 20 the FEDERAL
and stat. nars immediately after hts cont
,Ietio, OF hE> lAo course. Ard BEGAN prac-
;l=e Il, pAY.ner.iip w.:h Harry Trcl. M
Ger the arm ns:n. o: Becke: Trvb This
i-cIi te,-arn. paen- Administrator. sst
re fir.n of HruGcrsoa 4 Becsef Ms the.
formed Tie firm are general p:acutioaer-
IN tn. evil 1g,.I;. h1; ;:s's 80, 49,, -.
,.oT. Nj Becker ia veil iH1Na socially.
bc...S VIC. president OF IRE taio. C'uh
and a member o: the MA~ouri Athlete
club. Scottish EiIs Aasors and Sa'inefs-
oF VIRGINIA sTcCK-
i.sse JoA, A!e.a13er B,-.ins. Ike
:z.any Of tAe prominent lawyers - 81
, :SN a. Sb.nston. Va He moved to Nj.
.-s.-: ~hen y.ATs c,!. Sos.ss:. co'nsaa
/ VITA ha parents .. Nsr.ai.i"s. Norxsr
a.. ny ssun.n ~ and = 9sss ia "a. n ;hs ono. Q,
Z s..orci A W. Anthony. oss O: the mos
v>o,nir.n' attorneys o: Central Missouri
re waS admitted TO tSe has IL iS.. by'
/ subsequently, took onssrse "a ;ha Opium
l bar irs,crssty =; uAsh:nStcs l. =. re
I -..vi.g .h> degrees u fi- &. and LII. ~
81 IsE After be grsdSa,soc he tool
cra-g~ o. she p4r>o.si and csneia. cor
: r-,ro-sc-ace % rusirnssss- ssrEscai Sisss
Returning 30 Sersai;i~s h iSo. aft-- thSs'
! yesrs syrrs IN California Eeccpefaftng- u
-->,;n~f :he practice cs Law sn0
~ss eie.:c.. Prosecuting A:terpey 9 81,
| gan Ccr.sy, tssn4 N-e.sree4 IN I"
cam. 20 p I<ssss In ~ 49, sses',
ts~ r-acs.-> her~ - a. 6s7s erVIS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
coMEs NATURALLY 81 TIE Law.

=. A Soras;i lr.. although ore % :..e
younger generation - ~ Louis lawyers
comes Naturally bS the ls~ as p.o.ss-
sion ay his father 10 fr-ra<- Mayo! a.,i
former j.s1E. - the rcI.. % T-i.ri-Iai
Correction. T. y. Soonsn &. Es Ga.or
Soonar 10 ,.oS sngaEei g. private p:sr-
.ice r. \ Sconsn j.. resolved vi. i.g.i
s...cz..on az ;as y. Louis Law Scsop.
,.r.: q. .he Outset - No practice % Law
cy.nc~j at active :nfrr~si ia the better
rh1.ss - .i.y rc!..lcs which resulted 's3
i;s becoming Assistant S..,y Attorney.
Mr Sori.au has occupied 'hie Y.o.!t;o. ~
The Ssco;.e: IJ:at:ic- :og three y-ars. ~i;e
s-eat credit so h.rrs~.: ans! ;hs ...y %
s; lou. His publ. ds-is. occ.py h.s
forenoon. and hi- Afternoons caiy are
, :evo:~.i 20 his private Prs.;:cs .h,ch -
general .r1 mostly c.~f HIS ocic"s are
q. tS,ozmoawe,Ish fss.,ding. in as.os.s-
;ion Nth " q Comet and 0Sy Z Col
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

rfHa- ia-S" = - ..I'! ','i~f't;"iS- No
/ Ia. PROVE r.G-icncy rmatcs him ia de-
| ,u.,n.. - Sta. al counsel III many iIrror-
am cI,s-
i.rApEE IN CORPORATION LAW.
Tv, s.ur;.iIons have united N sce iav
| I'm, a. T.. = 4 - Il .NieI. Edmund L
S,.s..eh':s.t;. .s ara Sradi,.r~d from Val.
| Cc,IeS- IL 49,. Vi" began IN" practice q.
| Law .ra-.se,.Ea'.'N ai,cr ir m" coG:ts .!
! .rst STATE IN IsS'. removed 20 >. LOUIS.
! where he rsrahi.st.e.. g. practice -h'C. hAs
| s'r,. made HIN rcccsui1-,i as = leader IA
,h~ asii ~ corporation law. Iiisford II
,,ny,aa >ii,,e " Ys,~ ;.oiiss.. from ~hici h. was
! Sr.ti,s..e4 y. ;sss. .sii n iss' w..s yadu-
.,ri from N. :, Louis Law School Tie
s.s"cia:..i himself with hts sAth-E and
~. arm h.s scguirc,. p-r.nin.nc. IS colIl-
! e.,o,s 90. mary large corporations
| Ar1Ho', oF Legal. TREATISE
= HUG grimm - ~ the ru"t ala! soil
90 -. Lnu's. bsins a naii:e 90 'ais c!'y
| "a IN. 49,, - Captain Ssi"'i;i-" ;rsmIn.
| .iistit c-isilN. German .tiiyen 81 .-t:.y
:, y.,l;s IL Is a product of ~. p,io.; {,
schoS' ~ Tho c.,y ard resolved hi. legal
| ..,ucatlca 81 Tho isN department cf Nash
| ,,stou i-r!va-. ssyu winch he Ms
rr.6ua:c,i :. ,loiso- :r.sn ot Ills class IL.
a.. a--, legal training ~s. received
l through ~. rcuacc; on H,f!: IN" n..l -
,fi,rhcocS SGlili tinseinburg N!:h
, ~iron y. r"rnSinsd ua;i. ;he di.-niytien .,
s.rrS $50 an. hi- Through cauir'r-It for
i.raI ,,-sc..rs 'a< won fcr him position!
% .l.;. srao-s IA. :.ae rs practitioners o'
! =. i>,S;.s
{ IL the -,ft3st .. a sEcccS'a. cca!1ct ~
: 80 l. 9; business s;-- Grimm h.. FOUND 'h'
! ..-r-e 10 de- sc 20 -,l~ st.IN @ sS.sc'n-
+. r.ta<s. o. -. 'zv az? - 10 .l'hcr %,
/ -Inssa atty as A p~fci1s" "a '.i- thark- u
| ,-rt,.re" NJ Grimm has received ron
:se :, i.rEis University the degree %
sxrs,-Ic- % rsv.ics ~gs 's" first Jii&'
. sa,oxarc Cry1~-s! - .hc S,a. ~ E>'ef
. aus 1. q ,.ou.s-r Of fae lsS-,~-<rsnS ans
: !. crs-7,ia.n, n insurance litigation
: FORTY ZONE YEARS A PRACTITIONER
For sr-ty ore years George W iaeA'
. %.s ,~.- a f<,re 81 ..fs i"S,i c'rc-ss Z"
= I.,n;s 4 native - shi- c.tN- - -
. e..f,,.s. h.s .4-t- -tGca;.ca u Ws.h.7EtC'
, ! ,-ps.rtv ii-so.s b.: coIyse.ca his sce
, ! .er-i- ..Idg.s t. ne yib..c ard c'IS.t'
: ssho.ais o. - ,.e.... He Sss--iss. Az = St:s
: Nerr> Hitchcock a.. ~ W. VII" De.
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-02-16
Kansas House Gives
Women Right to Vote,

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 14.-Aiter q
fight lasting four hours today the
house passed and sent to the senate
an administration bill giving women
the right to vote for presidential
electors. The bill was passed by a
very narrow margin, receiving only
65 votes or two more than q major
ity, to fifty votes against is. There
we're ten absentees. The equal sui
frage bill was recommended by Gov.
Hoch in his message to the legisla-
ture and had the support of the gov
ernor and his friends today. The
house was packed with women inter.
ested in seeing the bill become a law.
DR.. Glasscock OF Kansas City and
Speaker pro tenn Clark led the fight
for the bill. 1t was opposed by Mr..
Hackney and MIR. Beckman OF Cow
ley county. 1t is expected that it
will be killed in the senate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-02-16
Missouri PostOffice Sites.

Washington, Feb. S.-The board
consisting Of }. B. Love, W. s. Rich.
ards and J. j. Crowley, which was
sent to Missouri to make a report on
the public building sites, recommend
ed by c. j. Blanton in connection
with which were charges OF irregular
tiles leading to the indictment OF
Blanton, has made report recon-
mending that the sites selected at
Louisiana and Moberly be accepted,
but that a new site be selected at
Nevada. The residents OF that place
were dissatisfied with the one select
ed by Blanton and they have ar
ranged for the purchase of Il better
site for the same amount Of money.
In order to permit the change "a bill
must.be passed by Congress.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-02-16
Sheriif's Sale in Partition.

Marcella =. Ilngler and Geoig e Franklin Ting.
Lsr, piaint4nA, We. Ja-OD nI.lIail. IlnslvT &C.
tenuanl
In inc Circuit court OF Bates Co, Missouri.
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salt inado oyItnsssl cOurt, la lne a o,e en- :
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me ioii~ wins .eseTabSu rt.I osla.,, va:
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-02-16
INNOVATION FOR CHINATOWN.
Heather Residents Of San Francisco
Engaged In Organization of
Military Brigade.

The Chinese brigade is an innova-
ton in military circle. Of San Fran
cisco, and its organization gives the
city one of the most unique compa-
niles of soldier boys in America. Fancy
drills and the science Of modern war
fare will be taught, but the interest.
ing part of 1t all is that the tactics
Of ancient Chinese fighting Will form
an important part Of the course of
military instruction.
Quarters have bon secured and the
place will be converted into an armo
ry, with gymnasium. bathing apart.
ments and rooms for club purposes,
The place will be handsomely fur.
nished
The brigade has just been organized
but so taken are young Chinese with
the military idea that already the
membership roll Numbers 100. With
a few exceptions the boys are all ma
tive sons. Many are students of the
State university. They repre- sent >thc
better class, the merchant and profcs
sonal element OF Chinatown Ed
ward l.. Park, MANAGING editor of the
Daily Chinese World, aud Wong Kin
have been leading spirits in tho
movement. The members range from
16 to 80 years of age.