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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-18
local News.
Forks OF all kinds at
McCrea Bros. p Co:

49,
Prof Barackman leaves for Port.
lal'u wheie he will enjoy the sights
prior to opening school f.r the vim
ter term. He will also spend the
I time With his brother and parents
Wnom he Will join at Pendleton Sun.
day morning.
~ rs. Y. K. Hall and daughter Mtirt
returned to their NJ oscow home Mon.
Gay morning, after few months
visit here.
Mrs. Louis Bradbury returned
Monday morning from her visit in
Grangeville and L. w. is again en-
Toying a civilized existence.
a rev summer coats still left at
zoe. John Lauterbach,
Mr.. Click OF tile Ilo Touring mill
was visiting e. p. Atchison last Sat
urday.
8 Word has been received that Jul
laetta will have social dance in
Kites Hall Friday night Aug. 18th
20 which the public is cordially in
vitad. Price OF admission soc.
= Butler OF Fergus Falls Mimi,
brother-in-law OF WIN. and ID. S.
McCrea, arrived here Friday on d
short visit, much to the surprise as
well as pleasure of w. NJ. who has
been entertaining and showing him
what this section now looks like
ID. s. is still in Everett and we learn
rs not improved in health to any ex-
tent.
S. Late papers in an account of q
killing at Knox in the Salmon river
country stated the murdered man
was Jack Hamlin, brother of c. f.
but are now retracting that asser-
ton as it seems Mr.. Hamlin is in B.
e.
You can try $3.50 hat for 1.5O at
Lauterbach,s
John Hallmafi and family leave
Monday for Il two weeks outing on
Elk creek.
Cnder the direc ton Of street com
missioner c. Hamlin the town Jail is
being completed. 1t is in the rear of
the hall and is a decidedly strong
building, fitted with the most mod
ern improvements.
Mrs. Knowels and daughter of
Kansas arrived here Tuesday morn
ing and gave her brother Ray Hill a
pleasant surprise. After visiting
her brothers here and ON the Pot
latch, she will continue to Oregon
where another brother lives
Quench your thirst and cool off
with II soda or lemon phosphate at
Lorang's.
Rev. W. s. Morley performed the
marriage ceremony which united
Madge Bricka and Zoits Wainscott
OF American ridge on Sunday, Aug. 7
The witnesses wefb Mrs A. Gummel
aud Mrs JAS. HiggliiUotham of Jul
taetta where the service was held,
Governor Gooding has issued two
proclamatiOnS-one announcing "A
Dor day for Sept 4th and the other
making Sept. 18th, Idaho Day at
Portland.
Carl Carlton, well known to our
citizens and II son OF Mr.. und Mrs.
j.. F. Carlton is visiting his parents
and sister, Mrs. VIM. Crews.
Oilers from Toe up at
McCrea Bros. & Co.
Mrs. A. CANNED of Juliaetta was a
guest OF Mrs. L. G. Sinclair Thursday !
Of this week.
Mrs. c. LOOMS of Rossland, b. c:
arrived here Wednesday and will Wis.,
1t with her parents, John BENJAMIN
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-18
SUPREME COURT SESSION
FORESTERS of AMERICA
Buffalo N. Y. Aug. 22 to rs 1905

For above occasion the Nor. Pac.
will sell tickets Aug. I4th and Aug.
18th, Kendrick to Buffalo N. Y. and
return atrate OF $79.0J orround trip.
Limit 80 days from date OF sale. Stop
over allowance within limit west Of
Chicago. Continuous passage only
on going trip east Of Chicago. Stop
over permitted within limit between
Buffalo and Chicago on return trip.
p. w. Greene, Agt.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-18
Fiendish suffering

is often caused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, that eat ar-ay your skin.
VIM. Bedell, OF Flat Rock, Mich,
says: 81 have used Bucklen's Arhica
Salte, for Ulcers, Sores and Cancers.
1t is the hest healing dressing |
ever found. "Soothes and heals cuts,
burns and scalds. 25c at Whites drug
stOrei guaranteed.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-18

1t will wash and not rub of
This complexion all envy me,
Its no secret so I'll tell
Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea.
A. c. White K Co.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-18
Butter Eggs ButtermiIk

You can secure all three with
cream and milk, by leaving your
order or calling for same, on r. K
Bigham of the Canyon View Dairy,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-18
NOTICE TO CkEDIT0Rs
Estate of Fred HI, Oyinff Derpn AZ

Notice Il hereby given by tlie Undersigned.
administrator OF the estate Of Fred Il. Oviatt
deceased; to the creditors of, and all persons
exhiiit them with the necessary vouchers
Within months after the first publication
81 this .notice. to the shid administrator nf
kendrick Idnlip, the same being the fjiuce for
the transaction OF the business 6f said Estate
In Latah County, State Of Idtho.
M, II d. wests,
yAdminisdrater Of the Estate IL Fred If
Oviatt Deceased. ~
batsa AZ Moscow Nay sftN 1906
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-18

Lost % gun barrel between
kendricK and Fairview-- Leland
road; Party handing same to p.
Heath will be literally rewarded.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-18

For Sale--'Seyeral good buggies
and 3 seated hack. Inquire at
Hill & Stanton Livery barn.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-18
Lewiston Bus ness College

Modern Business Training School
shorthand, BookkeepihE
Typewritings
and all Commercial studies, Students may
enter at any time Fail term begins Sep
TENDER 4th Write for our new cata-
loguc. Lewiston Business College,
LEWISSON, IDAHO.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-08-18
<soCxiSTnsl's
Recky Ac;sE.ain Tea Nuapefs

sus asdiaine bx Busy fsG~la
Hraaga aoSisu nes,s. and Rsnsvsf vlso,.
A spcclno ,o< constipation, Indigssttyn 10
GOOD, BAD 5sssA, Eugxkh Sowvis, Feedaohs
nd packeehe. les Rocky Hount4n TIA IN tab :
l:t firm, 9 cents hex. GenuiDs nude by
Hoallsrnn DRua CoxSANr, Madison, WIZ
GOLDEN NUGGETS For SAklOW People
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
THE STORM KINGS VISIT

The cold wave which struck this sec
ton last Saturday morning held its Owl
until Tuesday morning, when the wealth
er moderated. The storm, as predicted
by the weather bureau. Was to he Of un.
usual severity, but the wind held steadi-
ly 20 the north and northwest and the
mercury ranged at first from ~ to 50, the
lowest being reached Tuesday morning,
when it dropped down as low as Is de-
grees- The velocity of the wind was
about 80 miles an hour with the result
that the water Was lowered about two
feet below the regular level at this place
boats and launches were left high and
dry on the ground.
The Bedelia. owned by Mr.. DOoliitle,
broke away from her moOnng at Cocna
aud dTifted down the river N far as Iotus.
where she Vas found Tuesday and
brought back To Titnsyille-
Although Banana creek MAS almost dry
for several DAYS, Capt. Fischer kept the
mails going and coming by perslstency
and much hard work
The CAnAVeTal club boat widgron has
no, made the run 20 this place since last
week, but the water Is now about up %
normal winter stage.
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
GEORGEASA.

A. T. Carter has party out among rh,
islands on Banana river
Mr. Wm- Whitfield Is up aud out again
from her sick room. She called on Mr..
Page Monday
Mr. Jones dEeIlin. house, at Hort,
caught stiHe and burned down To ths
ground Sunday night, nothing saved.
Mr.. Chapman aud family. from the
Eaton grove, a!-p Mr. Jones. who's house
bnrned sunday night, ~ere here Monday
Mr. W. w"od- White and daughters.
'ti-nia and Lula White. who have been
stopping At >hsrP-~, paid G,-argiaua a
visit the first uf the Nrrk
Mr.. aud Mrs. Uirich are expecting Mn.
Rain and daughter. al-s fGeni of,hrir~,
thIs week from k-nosha, WIs Tls--.. i--l,-
pie are u have r,-rin- NIth them
The fnLLlUing named por.rns from tie
View kooN l-dEr hu;ri. -p-ut part of
Tuesday ia G.uFSlAua Rev CHA. Il
BGrruE-, Jam.-Jowu, K /. Chari,-- +
Holden. clerk 0psuty curt. CIATEsourg.
" "a Thomas ? B-ti"u. Trenton. y j
Tie NJ ? church al Fau Garr1.. J. t.
L. dedicated sabbath. ih,. -s.ui Iu.r
Minister'S fT5'H ri---N here ar e1 - Zee! ,u
"i'iclais un Ii..~ r-,,s-.s .sf- 4. $50 can
attend arr cordially Ir,..I.-i 20 - l.r,----ut
it - BoW eGrert.d thai --s"ra. iram
10 MA A.. .sr.--..l -..- f--F...s...
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
JOINED THE STATE CLUB

The Progressive Culture club OF th.>
pace has reCent!y united SI,h Ihe state
Federation Of womsn's Ciubs and Nil
either send delegates OF a written rPaTt
a; the work of the club % tLr ,,,uSpItl,u
which Is Ia be held Al Miami on tie
18th aud 26th last
The Culture club hA- elected A. ~ DE-
eEAtcs n the convention o. - bod ~
Miami MrsA W. VI. Brown and Mr. T.
Il PIit-hArd
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
CHURCH NOTES

Rev Chas ID. Burrows. of jamestown,
X. l., will hold s-rvice and preach IN -
Marks church. Cocoa. on sunday next at
ii q. Ia.
Services At the Titusvilie Baptist
church on sunday. Jan pad, al II a. IN.
and p m The Lnrd's supper Wiil be
held at the CloSe of the morning -cryioe.
Sunday school si 10 a IN
Howard B. Gibtsons. Pastor.
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
RADICAL PRICE CUTS
ON DRESS GOODS
MoxDAY. JASuAKY ., 1905.

Imported nuns yelling with the new
chiffon finish. 20 inches wide, in black
only, worth IS cents per yard, special 50
cents
French crepe de Paris, made from pare
silk and - soI, in all the latest shzdes, 10
inches side. l-2S Is the regular price,
sSecial ~ cenis.
Black silk iaifeta. S6 inches wide, every
yard guaranteed, $50 would be a lox
price for Ihis quality, special 81 cents per
yard
All wool blankets, extra large size, silk
hound. worth S4.Ol, sPociAl ss79 Also
a lot o. bert grade of California wool
blankets. extra heavy, So 30 is the manu-
t@ctnreT's price on these, specizi 81 IS.
Ladies all wool goif blon-es. just a feW
IN white or red. regular price S 90. spec
iAi SiSs
Our broad guage policy in selling shoes
Our stock OF shoes is the most com-
extremely liberal. No-reiail concern on
this coast sells the annual quantity Of
shoes thai are put Qua by Us. Our pricss,
systematically low. run from the lowest
that servIceAble Shoes can he sold, TO a
fair figure fnT the finest shoes short of
strictly bench work.
We have shOes fOr men, women and
chIldreu, for all snrts OF occasions, and
we arr continually offering fine hines of
SHOES At specially IOw pTicrs
Mail orders promptly flied on any of
the Above goods.
julius KLINE,
TItusviiie, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
Bits OF FlcT MD GOSSIP.


earrsnt Hv~ess sf the Present Wssh
Portrayed In nrssf.
Oysters in every style aud quantity az
=. T. C. Grocery.
For Sals-Japanese sugar cane Ar s-sd-
Call on or address r. J. Pratt, Minis. Fla.
Miss Edith Deltours left Monday for
jacksonville tor q few weeks visit 10 her
aunt and other relatives.
Mr.. Cassie Minis has gone 10 Fort
Pierre 10 assist his brother there In the
wagon factory and blacksmith shop for a
while.
Mr.. Join A. MrRse. Of Jacksonville.
accompanied by his friend. Mr.. Allen,
paid visit to the turpeniine camp Al
Tnrnbuh yesterday on business
Red Cross Pharmacy has jus. revived
new invoice Of hand mirrors. handsome
souvenir goods, handkerchief and glove
boxes. Beautiful lines Of goOds
Call at T,usviIle Livery, a, rear of
Robbins Law office, for stylish riss.
Leave your orders for hauling. both dou.
M. and sin.,l. M o.,
Some more Everett pianos are being
Received hy the Indian River Music
House. The people OF Indian River
want the best-,his they are getting ,n
-,.A,
Indian River has experienced n gxsO-
i'o iA'','ho ''e pa-' ir" days. foSeF
HH anu sas engines oi all descriptions
arrived Tuesday an . l.l.v., -,
-,
-, NV" vas a"'e''s'1 as
"-H "
n..Inn '"~. ma
-e s""usS '~ea :"
80. :" "' 'A'''s '''e'' eA"cs''ing
~e y" ''''' 'e0'''n VI '''e s'A'e'
bf. . NJ. Dixon, vile and daughter
sI~nt from Friday until Sunday Sith Tel-
= - $50
''i'e 1oA i"' '''e'' W.
-, - '''e'
'"'o '"e "'us
"'eN'
~ '''S NV 'e'ue
-" men, woman Hhh several Children
''"s'"s !" '''e HAi'A''"h army arrived
in "Nh h"huAy afternoon and staid here
"h''' '''e 'o''oaihg dAy ihey sang ami
"A'"'"u several times on the pubiic
-tr'''t-. having small rrs'i organ and \
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
TrrUsvn1LE FLA FRIDAY JANUARY 90 1905


Mr.. w. Z Goldsmith disposed Of hls
grocery bosiness lass Saturday 70 Mr..
A. j. Wseones, OF Tenne~see, xho came
a fsw weeks ego with his family TO spend
the winter. The change of ownership
took place n onas. Mr.. Wagner taking
charge Of the business Monday morning,
a. which time he and Mr.. s. J. Norton
consolidated. bringing the grocery busi-
ness Nc. Norton had been running on
Main street 20 the commodio0s brick
building on Washington avenue The
business will be conducted under the
name OF Wagner & Co The new firm
has our best wishes for success. Mr..
Goldsmith will launch ont in the grocery
busine-s at Fort Pierce in a few weeks
as soon rs he can secure the store room
he has engaged there. which is next door
north OF Hendry & GoIdsmith's store,
near the railway station Mr.. Gold
smith expects TO remain here about two
weeks longer.
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
LATEST Hs IND INCIDENTS.


Mssssss - 1sssssss rh.s krs nspps.aax
Ass@.S rsvz.
The finest ae.ortment Of Cake, Bread
sad Piss 81 p, Z c. Grocery.
Master RussslI Norwood returned Iass
Friday 10 resume his ssadies ar Florida
stase oolleee. after spending the holidays
81 hons.
Call bella, cracker jsrs and al exquisite
line OF souvenir goods of sli descriptions
have juss been received 81 the Red Gross
Pharmacy.
Mu. G. N. Robbins and baby Douglas
3 arrived home Sunday afternoon from sew.
srai months whit with relatives in Geor-
gia and North Carolina
For the medicine chest or sideboard; !;
i. w. Harper Whiskey is preemiBen,iy
the family whiskey-none better. Sold
by r. l. MotIow and F.. Lesley.
Beautiful selections in leather goods
and burnt wood work have just been re-
eeived ss the Red Gross Pharmacy. An
inspection is all that IL asked You will
Be sure 20 purchase these novelties.
Capt. p. Nelson aud wife, Mr.. r. A.
Morgan and wiSe, Messrs- Lesley, Clark,
Waller and jerome. from this place, are
attending the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge In jacksonville this week
Mr.. G. r. Durcn has iuss purchased .
new 1905 model Crescent bicycle from
ths Indian River Music House. II IL
known as model 5sl and is the bess
bicycle value 70 be found on the market
for $500,
II. L. Bowden, with HE 80 b. p. Mer-
cedes. she Flying Dutcnman, covered a
mile Sunday morning on the Ormond-
Daytona beach in 81 seconds. This, Of
course, 10 not sn Official record, but it in.
dicAses what speed may be expected in
the official rsccs there next week.
Dr.. c. G. Weld and Col. Goldman, prom.
inent members Of the Canaversl club,
lefi for the north Tuesday. Owing 20
the extremely low stage OF water in the
creek they made the trip via Mosquito
lrsoon and she Hanover canal, coming
over in DIR. Weid's boat in command Of
John Edwards.
A moot pleasant occasion Was thai of
the reception given BY Miss Gladwin at
her home yesterday afternoon from 3 TO
O'Clock in honor OF Mrs. Wetmore and
her guest, Ms Webster, of Jacksonville
There xere quite q number IN attend
ance, delicious refreshments were served
and the time MAS spent Delightfully."- with
music and pleasant conversation
Judge NJ. $. Jones is having some ex-
tensive improvements made 10 his resi-
dence at SUNBEAM, the most important Of
which is an addition Of tao ronm- on the
west of the building. the placing OF hail
through the present structure, new We
randzs. etc. These improvements will he
thoroughly appreciated by Mrs Jones
when she returns home from DelAnd IN
May.
Among the arrivals in town Monday
ne noted Mr. and MrS Il. W Jerome,
from New London, Conn, who will
spend the winter at Palm Beach They
are Stopping with Mr.. and Mrs T. 7.
wetmore, and Mr.. Jerome expects tO stay
two or three weeks in order Ia install
new motor in his launch, iise latter haS-
ing been In change Of Capt, Nelson since
AIs. Jerome leit here about four years
axoA Mr. Jerome will spend a few days
hsre. then 20 90 Palm Beach
PropAyIaS,ie Tooth Brushes. Drniifrioe.
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
COME

To the TItusyille Blacksmith shop 81
get your work done The only exp~ri-
-nced blacksmith iE town. All work
guaranteed and promptly attended 20.
Work done cheaper tlIAn anywhere IN
the town AiSo thinning, plumbing. and
general repairing done at the Tliu-yiIl.
blacksmith shop Come one, Come all
and you shall bc done right by.
- B. STEELE
The Florida star., 1905-01-20

Lost, EAst Saturday night, froua b-l.Inl
she hOos-ooaf, Rn-e Mare, OF IudlAa
FISer, . canvas covered onaI, 10 Gr~x iony.
. kces er.aa, dodhse ended, and PAsE,e-i
dark green-
Finder vii receive . resard of $40 -
sPoa delivery % the bosS ~ Peter Ne!-
s0n's bcs:=sS, Nf1ssille, Fla
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
xxe NxwsPAPxR DEAL.

A 90. 600 syndicate has been fOrmeSi
in TsliAhassee for the puTpos- Of bayinx
che plants of the TailahsseAn and the
DH,ly CAeisal. The latter sill Dc con-
sisaed daily and weekly and the former
aisuoasinoed. The stock holders Are Hon.
Geo. L Davis. L B. Hiisoa and Robert
Gsmbse.
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
Fok SALE CHEAP FoR CASH.

About - acres Of good high land or
she ea~s or oceAn side Of ;he Indian riyrr
~ the NATro~s, de~Tib~d a. folloxs- Lot
No. 5, section IS, also lOE So. ;. sectloc
81, in township 81 south, range - east
THIS land - unIDprOvef bat hneiy 10
cated. For further particulars Adirez=
Z VI. LoH.
Brucktnn Mas
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
DEDICATION.

Rev. J. J. Marker. ID ID, editor Of the
Methodist Advaate-JOurnal. Knoxville.
Tenn, viii de,iicAte the new ~. Pauls'
Methodist Episcopal church, Fan Gallie,
Sunday, Jan. 22nd, 1895, al 1880 - m.
He will preach at Melbourne at 80 p TN.
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
IND InE .AIE-

seventy sy- M-Far.ar1 ;~u,- ar -
lad chap - spp v.ug ~ Tar ~-,E q
E~- Th-~r AT -H.t i-~-i. Az % iAIF cr,f.-
diIICa. having teen s-.-1 -E-g - ~. All
have been -. ..Jz--t
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
PROPERTY FnksAn

Los and room hoase. situated ~ T.
tUsyiile, 10 acre of hsnHo-k and su EA-
mana ere-k. Caa be had cheap. Cal On
q. 4. Fross, Tia-vllIe
The Florida star., 1905-01-20

propAyIacsic Tooth Brushes. prntifrioe.
Nes Mcrcerized Madras for waists
Easy Reading Thermometers, Is x SO
Window Curtain Ss-Tim, white, . lc.
Calendars half price TO close
Chamois skins. - & Sc
B<S.room Slipper Soles, -, -, Sc.
FURNITURE. Dry GOODS, SHOES
<shaS A. Gsrdnsr. ntnsSllle. Florida
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
RLACKsMITH ~HOF-

I'1I. : frFg-t ). =. s.ll- 4i ,-aeS-
sHlIn All $50 sa-s. far-- -..I--.s4.'
EnI ZlU rrI4luug a. ao,i 49, rT.,
! = E~~-- i4-4-15..- -. pa
The Florida star., 1905-01-20

A dance will be given ai TitnsyiIle op-
era hOnss on Wednesday evening next,
Jan. 18th. Titusville orchestra will farn-
ish music. Admission 81 90.
The Florida star., 1905-01-20

t. s,arPl- ,.aI A. izft NJ. D..
-J.l A. yp-T 0zU rr.r- '-d1-l fyr
L4EI4ug p1TI.--. rtC. AI1rSsz b. -
T..1ss..le, "a
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
~~.se.x rxIaxp RESxnvATIoS.

rarsie. desiring 10 visit the islADd wlll
rruruabrr sha1 IL 10 necess2ry 20 obtain
= peEmis sron he xarien. ?. kroesei. q
sebastian, 20 lsnd-
The Florida star., 1905-01-20
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The Florida star., 1905-01-20

ORANGE BOXES AT cur PRICES.
We have twelve cars Of hrst class or
Rnge boxes we now offer at cnt pricsvs
;. +. TRAyis & Co, CocoA, fla
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-06
Democrats to Open
an Early Campaign.

Jefferson City, Mo-, July 3.-The
special subcommittee OF the Demo-
cratic State Committee met In one Of
the Senate committee rooms at the
Capitol behind closed doors. Those
in attendance, besides Judge ". \.
Evans, chairman OF the committee,
were Bright, OF Boone county, Bell,
OF Galloway, Russell, OF Laclsde, and
Winans, OF Jefferson.
The subcommittee was appointed
last January by Judge Evans to con-
slider the matter Of party welfare be-
tween campaigns. The meeting was
for the purpose OF considering and
making plans to this end.
Though no information was given
to the public, it is understood that
the Democratic campaign for two
years hence will be quietly set in mo-
tion long before the date at which
the State campaigns usually begin.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-06
R. P. Stone Demands
Libel Damages.

Jefferson City, Mo-, July 3.-For-
mer Prosecuting Attorney Stone, OF
Cole county, commented suit in the
Cole County Circuit Court for 81, 900
damages from R. Dallmeyer, lrl
Oliver, B. ". Lansdown, A. II. Gleb,
Eugene Thompson and W. N. Ward,
all prominent business men or farm
ers OF Jefferson City or Cole county.
The defendants were members OF
the special grand jury which indicted
Senator Frank Farris and Charles
Smith for boodling, and Stone on a
charge of accepting $500 from Lee
Trueblood, OF this city, to dismiss
certain criminal proceedings.
In addition to indicting Stone the
six jurors united in a recon-
mendation to the Circuit Court to
disbar the attorney. The other si1
members Of the jury declined to sigr
the recommendation Stone wal
tried on several OF the indictments
The Others we're dismissed asground
less and he was restored to his office
from which the court had suspended
him pending trial.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-06

In Bates county one term Tor q
four year county Office has become
an unwritten law, and 1t is held
sacred by the almost unanimous
consent OF voters. Long lease OF
official life, Bates county voters con-
tend, breeds contempt among the
holders and has a tendency to cor
ruption in high places. Besides, 1t
keeps good, competent, deserving
men out OF official place, to which
they are in every way as much en-
titled as those who are gorging
themselves with official gain. Rota-
ton in office has worked we'll in
Bates county. 1t has stopped deep
seated greed for the best Offices OF the
county, honored more men with place,
strengthened the Democratic party
and because OF more frequent fina
settlements, has protected the coun
ty against loss by defalcations.-
Nevada Mail.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-06
Rockefeller Gives Yale
One Million Dollars.

New Haven, Conn, July 1.-When
Frank B. Brandegee, the newly elect
ed United States senator from Con-
necticut, yesterday said in Yale class
reunion that there was virtue in Yale
to cleanse all the tainted money in
the world, he probably knew that
John d. Rockefeller had given the
university $l,OO0.000. News OF the
gift was not formally told to the
alumni till the general meeting to-
day, when President Hadley an
nounced il as the main feature OF bis
address. The II hundred alumni in
the room cheered wildly. They
doubled their cheers when President
Hadley told them that, aside from
the Rockefeller gift, 81 $50 900 more
had been raised the present spring
largely through the tireless efforts
OF Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr., the uni
versity secretary who has canvassed
the friends OF Yale with q fine. tooth
comb for three months.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-06

At Portland, Oregon, the National
Good Roads Convention deposed
President Moore and Secretary Ric h.
ardson and placed the affairs OF the
association in the hands OF Vice.
President Mann, until the association
shall meet In st. Louis next year, at
which time there will be an elec tion
oiofficers. President Moore has been
with the association from It's organ
ization and much Of its success is due
to his untiring and intelligent effort.
1t is to be regretted that differences
arose in the body, but 1t is not be.
lieved that 1t will in any way retard
the great work it is meant to per-
form. Moore and Richardson were
elected life members of the executive
committee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-06
Too Kind For Her Comfort.

New York, June 30 Through the
operation OF the immigration law
which prohibits the landing OF any
alien suffering with trachoma, and
which STIMULATES that any such alien,
if under ass, must be sent back in
care OF relative or guardian, a wo-
man who as a matter OF kindness,
acted as guardian to a Hebrew boy.
has been ordered to return with him
to Europe. The boys father lives in
America. He arranged with q woman
in his home town to bring the son
here. She did so and acted as his
guardian on the voyage. His de-
portation will be the result.