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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Al the Grand Friday and Saiur-
day nights and saturday matinee
.Paraifals wffl Be given. The pic
lures viii be portrayed on a large
screen while the story 81 the play
IL read. Marie Louise Clary vii Be
heard IN concert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Tfo has been placed In supreme
command OF both land and naval
Russian forces az YlRdivostok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
SUICIDE LEAVES a az
LETTER

. PORTLAND. ore. May ia /.
3 In an envelope addressed To q
3 whom Il may concern the fos- .
D losing letter wam found on an q
3 unidentified man. Who commit q
y ted suicide yesterday BY tax q
q iRR carboiic acid. dying in the .
. patrol wagon a fen minutes q
. later lie was found lying on .
a ne dock. q
= Crippled for fife. Homeless. q
. fgfeudless. hopeless. without the .
. means 81 auatrnsncs. unable "a q
= earn oaF own living az the kind .
= Of work We have been used -. q
q We are az the end OF oar means q
q and ths future locks DARK and q
q gloomy 70 Ne. Hope IL dad .
q within "a When times were 4
3 different and We had money =
q We spent n. not wisely. but too 4
q freely We are now reapinw .
= the consequences. But let as q
\ not gepins az such a late hour. =
4 The state does not oWs uE a liv- =
\ ing. but Il does owe IN q burial 4
n IN the pottcr's field. This - =
4 all
q (signsdl DENNIS BLANK. =
= p. s.-Ws have no relatives. 4
. or even acquaintances Ia this 4
q city. We have been dead 20 =
. what few relatives We have for 4
q a score Of years or more. May 4
= just as Ncil continue So" \
a
= a. - 4 = A. a a a A A a a 4 \ A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Next week tho Charles A. Taylor
New York company vii present ths
big melndramA scenle production
Escaped from the Harsfn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Next Sunday niEht and the three
nikhts Chauncey Aleott.
will be seen az the Grand In The
Romance Of Athlous." The sale Of
seats viii start Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

The Stars vaudeville treat Is be-
ing favorahly accepted b. larEn
crowds every night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

The last performance % The
Clay Baker viii Be given Wed
n-sday. The Immortal East
Lyane' viii be the blti Tor Thurs
day night
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04
To The TOO PREVIOUS EDITOR OF
The GRAYS HARBOR POST.
The Impression That Murphy Was
DiSbarred Was WiIfuily MiSlead.
ing. He is Now Pre- pairing His Brief
for the Secretary of the Interior,
Who Alone Has That AUTHORITY.
EDITOR HERALD

EDITOR HERALD:-
In last weeks issue OF that paper
called the Grays Harb>r Post-or Pest,
as | should call 1.-THE editor attempts
20 convey the impression to his limited
number of readers that Jesse F. Murphy
is very bad man. In justice to myself,
the numerous clients | represent, and to
my many friends in this locality, | ask {.
through your columns, the privilege to
state that if Jesse +. Murphy has en-
ployed anv mean, wrong or illegal meth
DDS in his business with any person, he
would like for that person to come out
openly and so announce the instance,
naming time and place.
The facts in the case, so far as this
man Clark, editor of the Pest, is con-
cerned are these: Some time ago l
ordered some contracts printed at the
Office of Mr.. Clark, which wanted in a
hurry. and which he agreed to rush.
After waiting long after the specified
time, was compelled to send the small
job to another office, not that was sore
at Mr.. Clark, but that was in immedi.
ate need of the blanks, and he apparent.
ly was too rushed to print them.
Since that date have observed that
Editor Clark has not only omitted no
opportunity, but has gone out Of his way
in his narrow. minded attempt to do me
dirt, and his effort OF last week. to take
advantage of my differences with the
Olympia land Office to throw mud, is in
exact keeping with his behavior toward
me ever since l was obliged to recall
that trifling little order for printing.
The editor of the Pest, in his squibs
last week said that had been dsbarred
from practice by the receiver of the
Olympia land Office. Such is not the
case, as Receiver Scobey - no matter
how great his desire-has no authority
to disbar me, or any other attorney,
from practice before the land office, as
will be seen by reference to Rule No. 100,
of Interior Department Practice.
In conclusion, would ask Mr.. j. w.
Clark, editor of the Grays Harbor Post,
which occupation he is mainly following,
running a newspaper at Aberdeen. or
residing upon his claim Of homestead, in
25-12, as required by the land laws, and
suggest to him that attention to his own
business-land business I mean-may
result in less trouble should the land de.
partment inquire into the validity Of his
claim. In the meantime, the people all
over the Grays Harbor country will con-
tinue to talk with, and do business with
and remain the friends of
JESSE F. MURPHY.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04
YOUNG LADY ApHYXlATED.
MYRTLE keSterSOn Mel Death in a Port
land Hotel From Escaping Gas.

Miss Myrtle Kesterson, the eighteen
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Kesterson, O. Montesano. was found dead
in be in Portland hotel Thursday, and
the escaping gas gives the inference that
she blew the light out upon retiring
The remains were brought to Montesano,
where the funeral took place Saturday.
Miss Kesterson was about eightee n
years OF age, and was to have graduate d
from the Montesano High school this
year, and intended to adopt the profession
OF teaching. She was the daughter of J.
i. Kesterson, the well-known timber
cruiser, and was reared in Montesano,
where she was very popular with her
young friends.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04
RECIPROCITY idea MURPHY TALKSbACk
NOT SO new As COMMONLY SUP.
POSED BY MANY.
Protection Not a Modern American
Idea. Nor is Reciprocity SO Recent
as Many Believe. In England in
1870, ThaCkeray Called it "StaIe
and Sfupid.''

American protectionist4 fondly believe
that Protection is modern American
idea and that Reciprocity is a recent
"Iowa idea," tradtionally associated
with the memory of James G. Blaine.
But, bless them, this protection contro-
versy, with its reciprocity attachment,
long antedates their solicitude for Ameri-
can industry. Without going any far
ther back or away than to England in
the '40's. we shall find the subject under
heated discussion. And then and there,
as now and here, the plutocrats and
their dupes were protectionists, while
free traders who dared not come out for
free trade went in for reciprocity. Ifyou
wish to know how the "gabfest" ran
along, read Thackeray's "Club Snobs''
in his Book OF Snobs:
"As came into the coffee. room at the
"No Surrender" old Jawkins was hold.
ing out to knot of men who were yawn.
ing, as usual. There he stood, waving
the Standard. and staggering before the
fire.
"What." said he. "did tell Peel last
year? If you touch the corn laws,
you touch the sugar question; if you
touch the sugar. you touch the tea.
am no monopolist; am liberal man,
but I cannot forget that l stand on the
brink of precipice; and if we are to
have Free Trade, give me Reciprocity.
And what was Sir Robert Peel's answer
to me? Mr.. Jawkins,' he said"
"Here Jawkins' eye suddenly turning
on your humble servant. he stopped his
sentence with guilty look, his stale old
stupid sentence. which every one of us
at the Club has heard over and over
again.
'Stale old stupid sentence" indeed.
As old as Thackeray. as stale as plutoc.
racy, as stupid as protection.
We had it all over again at the national
reciprocity conference at Chicago recent
ly. The delegates to this conference
were protec ionists, so they declared
but they were for as much reciprocity a.
is Consistent with protection, however
much that NAV he. The simon pure pro.
tectionsts didn't think the two consist.
ent at all, and they said 80, stigmatizing
their reciprocity brethren as disguised
free traders. The lumber men didn't
think reciprocity consistent with protec-
ton if the tariff on lumber was to be
affected, nor the steel men if reciprocity
was to be exacted of them. This reci
procity conference ran up against the
protective principle of the member of
Parliament from the herring fishery dis.
trict in Peel's time, who agreed to Peel's
free-trade policy-except as to the her.
ring product of foreign pauper labor.
They could not agree even upon reci-
procity, and had to accept the "dual
tariff" device. By that device Congress
would specify maximum and minimum
tariffs, and the Executive would bargain
with foreign countries for reciprocity
within those limits.--The Public-Chi-
CaUO
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04
IT'S LABOR DAY.
Horny Handed Sons of Toll will En-.
low Themselves IOdaX.


Owing to today being Labor Day, this
edition OF the HERALD was necessarily Y
printed yesterday, for distribution this
morHing, so that the foil owing program
OF the day will be read in time to be OF
interest. The sporting events for the
afternoon were given in the issue OF
Tn ursday last.
The parade will form at 8 80 sharp, on
Market street, between and H, in the
following order:
Central committee, speakers of the
day, Grays Harbor Trades and Labor
Council.
Hoquiam unions - Woodman band,
Painters, Teamsters, Shingle Weavers,
Longshoremen, Clerks, Carpenters, Bar.
tenders.
Aberdeen unions - Aberdeen band
Laundry Workers, Carpenters, Cigar
makers, Longshoremen, Musicians, Paint
ers, Typographical, Shingle Weavers,
Sailors, Masons and Bricklayers, Build
ing Laborers, Teamsters, Bartenders, En-
gineers, Lathers, Pile Drivers, Electrical,
Shipwrights, Joiners and Calkers, Ma.
chinists, Brewery Workers, Tailors, Bar
bers, Clerks, Mill Workers. Moulders.
The line of march will be on F from
Market to Heron; Heron to Broadway
Broadway to Market. and Market to the
~
an address will be delivered by Hon.
VIM. Blackman, formerly state commits
sioner OF labor.
After the speaking picnic dinner will
be had at Electric park, where the Grays
Harbor Electric Co. has made all ar
rangements both for the transportation
OF the crowd and their convenience after
arrival.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04
A Guaranteed Cure tor Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case, no
matter of how long standing, in 6 to IA
days. First application gives ease and
rest. SOC II your druggist hasn't it
send Soc in stamps and it will be for
warded post. paid by Paris Medicine Go.
st. Louis, Mo.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04

To Cure Cold IN One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure, Z. ". Groves signature is on
each bCy &c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04
THRIVING TOWN OF ELMA
The Bustling Center of Large Farming and
Lumber Interests.

An Up-to-Date Little City in the Heart of Cheha.
lis County's Agricultural Region. With
a Handsome Pay Roll From Four
teen Tributary Saw and
Shingle Mills.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04

The Herald twice a week tells It all.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
Der Mahlah einer aBntain.

Tie a~uttionator sTirma GbriItie in
aonbon periteiserte neuli4 bic Sinters
ldHeni1aft Der g.morbeteu ierbiiAen
R6nisin 9rasa. Ter 3uorans gu benz
M~uttionslotal tpdr Elm ean3 enormer.
Dos 8routgepano unS bic Stau.stlsis
Der Der 20nigin bingen auf etnem @es
itsn, pie bic pubma9erinnen es IN ZEN
S9aufenitern gsbtauden. Ser @er@
touf begonn nit ben Suipslsn aus ans
beren GrbI6aftsn a5er bas qublitum
seigts tein SntersHe Bis al benz Qugens
bid, no bos srfs Stid aus oem
@9dB Der &0nigiR 9ragu an bic Heits
lam. Gs mar cine SARA, bic bic Sos
niqin an ibrsm So93eitsto9e getrugsn
bate. Ro1 tur5em 8teten ging bieIe
Sidra fir $4,000 in zen Belts Der Ser
rem Gri9ton, Sorris uno Sones Tier.
Das nG6iie Stiid mar Elm prd9tpoles
Mrmtonb. Elm Gsf9snt bes 3aren. Gs
fpurbe fir $2400 bertauft. Sin pers
ff6er Gcnnsnorbsn tpuroe nit S575
unb Elm tiirtiiGer Sroen nit $3.50 be-
sobIt. Dos Bruutuetparb erSielte midi
fnebr ois $3.50. Ginen bOter.n 8r.is
,oblte Der 9ittsr fir oos malerif6,
Staatsgetponb. unb atoar $3.50. 81.
Shrrinee IerbifHer Mrbeit purb.n fiji
$500 losstf6lasen. Die @rben Der
irnsliidli6sn aSniain srSielten aus BEN
gtrtaufs einen @eIummtertrus Dor
S11 675.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

Mntnne sarmer.

bobi ihr einen suten ooppelten
@anapItug notbia, Pam fcnrnt au
uns. mir sorontiren Den leid,teitae-
benoeu uuo suTrieoenIielieniiem YfIna.
and, baben mir oen beriihmten rSbe
.cpal" Grsum. Separator. 6uItipa-
rors. Dlitd,eG Wdacn. SusaieS uno
ale Sorm Wlaid,iuerp iino critic
RinHe. Dos beriihmie 9oiorle SJiehI
itets INNER uh 6omo. spred,t ae'
dIiiait bel nus Dor. che Gle ionIt no
f%nufen. preiIe mc 8eoinsunsen
ridtia; mon ~iiberseuse I'D, ielbTt.
sId1hmssuou.
Sionr & Gebriioer aeim.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
ehiHbrnA.

G6redliGe Stunben srlebte bic Be
fobung Der S9opuerbriss r9urollne"
in Der STiss. Gas bon e,nsm I4psren
unpettsr iberroi6te S9iTf Iprars led,
70 bob az. Monn, bonn aupitGn Bis
gum S9iffsiungsn, obpe9ielnb an be
pumptn muBten. Gie orbeiteten bier
Gtunben obne unterbre9ung. 8ergez
bsns! Simmer b0ber fties bus Wafer
i'm Baum, INNER tiefer Iunt bos
G9iff. pl0bli9 brad cine furdtbars
Ste iiber Ted. SIN Gu tenterte bic NIT
5oI3 tslabsne 9riey unb mari Die Be-
fabung in's Meer. 0as S4iff tris6
tisloten ouf Ieinsr 2aoung unb Is
elidte ben 2euien, Iia an ben 4iel fefs
3uttammern. sic gluubte1 Sih pore
IGufig se5orgsn. ga fdlrg cine 3tpeite
Gtur;Ie. iibsr o1s Shiff uno i6leus
ber!e bic unelidlihen in bic pilben
5lutEen 5uriid. 9os Wrud trieb fort.
Die NIT ben Mogen GGmpfsnosn ers
TaBten I6tpimmsnts 5ol3tte,Ie Ter tpegs
geTpllten GedsluIt. 9OFInunsalos
f9ie7 ibr Bemiifeu, iiA gu re.ten. So
tou4ts oas treioenor SdiTfsboOt auf,
@ae i6fpamnen tarouf 81. uno es &C.
lang, bineinSutommen. Mit S4reder
fdten sic 2suts. oaB eus Boot i4psr
bef6dbiat mar unb in Der MuHerIiric
Elm aea tatts. 3psi Mann ihOpfteu
ununterbrctsn hos einitr0msnbs MuI.
fer ous; bic iibrigsn ruberten nit BEN
SolStteil, cos ibnen dts Gettungsmits
tel eebtsnt tatte. Gnblih erret6ten lie
ouf ben Sob ermottet, bds 2ano uni
fanben gaItliHe 4ufndbme.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

sn~ess nams.s 1Ameseslk4m=swsesas =~A
wsSsstss a. ar sia@ata&seM
NEkrssn ftlasa MaIsaa Aalsss evs
hWh sFaEatN nrm Rstsasf snA@Tss :
tnsx va rRlFi&s NxFh4xxhasssr &ss
mlgOlrsfi4 q. z a ll8snso RxesEtoil De
Asasrntsmans stns1t sak ~ ben
AfnsELS.- srr Trruxrs wnr
ERdhttn gpuTges Hsri@punesa pasta.
emf be Eraae, Cd "a bonn tn eer
Manni&urei lriEe trnncssnrn melAs
Iifen Negen gtss. ersUiocrleR ecpNAns
IiA bic gbinsIrn, eab itnt In ben Stab
tea 3nfguAt stlaAs batttn IN osx
ioIge srfnDr itbc6 9tmiropttfAs
TGntfAenlo. eab ulaR TIN attiai6t
bate, beam bic sJrantn uno sriUchits
rfn SSater tportn Ri@t gtfloten. lcrs
bern bon ibrtn M6nneru uno 8ditrn
e~ingtnausrt ipcrnen. Remircpitias
Gnntitsnts srs6bli: VIE TO eints
Rcrgens In elmer nineIlhen Santa
6cl6 %trftorrt Dor 4dlte ertpahe. per'
nntin it ein sistntblmIttes Hlopfcu.
hns aus Der Wonb ~ iou1rleu l&isn.
SD horhtt nnh elaubte. tpeiblthe
Gtimmen su perrehmen. as t1 metz
nen Wirt6 tpmmen litB unb TIN YIN
cine grtlGruns Der ionoerburen Sons
erfuhte, ipurhe or perlestn unb Uolte
nnfunss nit Der Spro&e ni&t bercus.
S4liebli4 geitdnb er, bob CT feiit
srnu unb S64tsr ~einsemauert bdttt.
Mir psrIdnsten nntiiflin fofort, bab
bic llnsliidli4en befreit tpiiroen. Nls
I un'srsm 8erlongsn madam, faheu
mir, ooB neben Der Sduptpuno "a
einem 4btonbe bon unseFdbr brei CUB
cine aipeite Mono erri4tt mar. Su
hitIem sneen unb ouutlen 3tpif4ens
roum fonbtn mir nidt tueniser ais bier
ssruuen. Infer Wirt1 geItano uns.
bob 1uf bieie Weiie bic meiRen ieiner
Qonbsleute ibre 6rouen beim Serdns
noten Der Ruheu ooer Jupuner per'
ftedtea.'
Sn Der aunit. fi5 au perifedtn, bds
ben ts bic gbineisn ~iiberbaupt gu elmer
eroBtn M.ifterfGuft s.bro4t SIN
Ropon Der 8rieesoperotionen fino ouf
alien GebGften gttpoltise Gruten ouss
g~egrob.u, bi. i'm Snnern nit aaolinn
ousselsst, NIT 8olten. RObr uno &ools
ian iiberoadt unb bann nit elmer oi1en
grbf1iat tetporIen tperbsn. Reht5sis
tig f1uffen bic Gbin.f.n in bieie unters
trbii6en @obnr6ume groBe 8crrGtle
ben NnbrungsTitteln .unb 5ishsn fh,
fpenn Der Qorpf begtnnt ober bic Rliis
fen naten. in bic finitsren unb bumpIen
RGume 3uriid. Gs eeb0rt bic @ns
fprudslUfst.it zines gbinefsn bo3u. es
oft tugelang, ia Do6enlcn9 IN oteien
RGumen ous5ubolten. Mon tonn feit
iiber5eugt iein. boB Ritmono. 10 LANCE
Der 8ompf bauert, bic untertroif9sn
Wobnungsn psrlafen pirb. Sn Der
Shat ~estpGbren lie aud e.sen S4rdps
neIs einen u~nbeoingt Ii4eren SAub.
perfdssn dber bdufig Bel ben NIT Ghis
mole gefii1ten Grandten. Sn Sidobo
A. g. bate cine aus IL perionen be-
itebent. Gamilie S3ub in sinem iols
den 2.ler gsIuht. Dis cine Bri1ants
g~ronote niecersina i4lus fe oas Ou9
bur4. oruns in bus Snnsrs unb t0os
tete bort ale IL qerionen. So Der
Gbinsie, cbne NIT Der Wimper 81
suden. gu fserben peritebt, 70 III es ni4t
So6esfur6t, bic i'm psranlnbt, in ben
unterirbifGcn RGumen 3uIlu6t 81
Iuden. Nur bic bur9 bus &ra2tn Ter
GeIHiite unb Sauisn Der Granatsn en-
reeten Nerpen permOgsn nid3t itanb5us
bolten. Sin gutter Wsni9. Iogen bic
GbineTsn. mub on tenn 9Oaenldsm Iters
ben, ZEN MIR bic Gbun6uisn uno Gns
bsres Gsiinbel psrtrosen tGnnsn
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

Gin tSntsIi9es 80 t.
Der 20nig bon Wirtt.mbers poasog
bic Dor Sturgeon ftdtte.baSte Grpffnuns
bes nsusn tpirttembsrsii4en 2unos
toees .ntblOBtsn Sauptts. obpobl IS
Elm @smobnteitsreat bes Girften TT,
Bel fol9sn @~eles.nteiteR bas Suupt
nit benz S.lm au beb.den. Der a0nis
iol i.oo9 s.dubsrt babsn: mWsnn
meme StGnbe u~nbebtdtsn 9oupteS
Tnb, tam i1 bod utinen 6elm ui&t
o~ut!tsen!-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

@roBbet3igs Stiftune
Der Tirettor TuiIins in Sopsnboeen.
TGnemdrt, tpelfer cuf Der bur9 Sp9c
8robe b,riibmt eefporbenen odniTher
Snfel Speen srObe 3ieseleien be'ist,
ihenfte Elm. bebeuteno, Summe sur
RsItauriruns Der Sternparten 9p4r
9rabes. Die Qrbeiten tpurben Iofo,'
beapnren.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

Ote aofen fir ben 2ebenss
unterbolt hoben f9 in Spunieu ipGts
renb Der lebten SABRE ~perbcppelt, unb
bic Remembering uimmt iniOlse bei'
ZEN rieiin lu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

NEIL bi. prin3tpoIin
ibrer S6uIs .ntluHeu pOroen mar,
Nritten 200 Sdultinosr in Chicago
Our Ginnesdnoerung ibrsr SprOblins,
6soisnttr fid bic Wiitter nit Grfolq
ibreI paRtosfsln.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

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West Point Items.

Amsterdam Enterprise.
VIM. Marmon and Miss Susa Sims
we're united In marriage at the home
OF the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Marmon, Friday evening, June
80, Rev. w. w. Gwinn officiating.
We are glad to report the condi
ton OF J. II. Buchwald much improv-
ed. Mr.. Buchwald sustained q tenn.
porary stroke Of paralysis Sunday
and 1t was thought for a time that
it would prove fatal.
F. Holloway was a pleasant visitor
at this Off 70 yesterday and informs
us that the Willow Branch school
board at a recent meeting employed
Miss Eula Lewis as teacher for the
coming term OF school. Miss Lewis
Is making an excellent record as an
instructress.
At meeting OF the C. P. A. lodge
Saturday night the following officers
were installed for the coming term:
Jesse spurrier, president; John
Moore, vice president; j. September
ger, treasurer; C. e. Barron, secre
tary; Fl. Feeback, captain.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-13
Ballard Items.

Rev. Haggard, OF Altoona, preached
two excellent sermons at Fairview
Sunday. We were very sorry to see
that 90 few OF the members were not
in favor OF the W. Y. P. U. He will
begin q meeting at Aaron Monday
night. We wish him success.
Mrs. Ella Cobb and little son, OF
near Springfield, Mo-, are visiting N.
T. Mabrey at present.
Mr.. Fox and family, A. B Grove
and sister Sundayed at W. H. War
iord's.
Mrs. E. E. Msrtz visited relatives
In town last week.
Floyd Hays is getting very spry
these days OF late.
Ladies, how did that rain serve
Your hat Sunday night?
Mrs. L. C. Redford Is among the
sick list.
j.. Spearman and son, OF Urich,
were In our vicinity, looking for q
threshing machine.
Mr.. Norris, of -urich, visited at L..
&. Radiord's last week
Mrs. Wheeler Is on the sick list at
present.
Our township board met Wednes-
day.
Farmers, if you want any thresh,
ing done, call on B. W.'Davidson, as
he has machine in good condition.
Mrs. Norton, Of Henry county, WIS.,
tied at A. j. Potts last week.
Everyone nearly celebrated the
Fourth at Creighton, and reports a
very enjoyable time. The Creighton
and Ballard base ball teams played
a match game. The game was tie,
40 we don't know which one to cheer
for.
Some OF our neighbors have organ
lied q beef club here. We suppose
thew will feast now on OK tail SOUP
and beef. PAT.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-07-13
Public Sale.

Twill sell at public sale on my farm
~ miles east Of southeast corner
square, Butler, Mo-, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST LIST, 1905,
the following property:
100 HEAD OF CATTLE: Consisting OF
4Otwo year old steers. IS cows. 8 and
4years old; about 20 head OF year.
ling steers and heiiers, Is calves.
These cattle are all high grade short
horn, most Of them thoroughbred
but not pedigreed.
2OOHEAD OF HOGS: Some thorough.
bred Duroc Jersey Red, some thor
ouehbred big bone Berkshire, some
cross between the two stocks. These
hogp will make good feeders.
Terms: Nine months time will be
given on note with approved secur-
ity. to bear 8 per cent interest, 2 per
cent discount for cash.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock.
JOE T. SMITH,
g. A. SPICER.
G. F. BEARD, Auctioneer. .37.3t