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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-06
PART


1-China shows troop strategy.
2-Senate passes compulsory bill.
3-Better coast defense needed.
4-EditoriaI.
5-City news.
6-7-classifled advertisements.
8-Sports.
PART II
Los Angeles has great future.
2-Assessors busy taking values.
3-Markets.
4-5-6a7-Puhic advertisements.
3-Southern California news.
EASTERN
Democratic Leader Williams scores
the administration in Northern Securi-
President Roosevelt in message urges
the necessity for better coast defenses.
Meridian asks for aid for cyclone
sufferers.
Police were needed in New York be-
cause of immense crowd that struggled
to hear Mark Twain s lecture.
FOREIGN
Renewal of the Armenian Tartar war
is expected.
Monte Christi advices tell of suspen-
sion of hostilities
COAST
Murder of San Jose engineer be-
lieved to be traceable to italian assass-
inS.
The Jane Stanford estate will be
closed UP with the sale of 100000
worth of securities.
Transport Logan carries big load for
the Philippines from San Francisco.
San Francisco will help South Sea
tidal wave sufferers.
LOCAL
Victor e. German, once charged with
bigamy, is sued for divorce by wife
No. 2.
City council sustains action of library
directors in displaCing Miss Jones and
refuses to confirm mayors removal of
directors
City assessor puts deputies in field to
provide for next years municipal fund
Shriners form club to entertain
visitors in May.
Requisition papers issued for kid
Ely. now I'm Buffalo.
Pasadena will likely vote for $4,000
bonds.
james Brain, Chicago youth, con-
fesses starting six fires.
Game warden swoops down on Hotel
Alexandria kitchen.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-06
RUSSIAN MINISTER ARRIVES
Reaches New York En- Route to Toxic
viii Visit Washington
Friends
BY Associated Press,

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 5-George
Pakhmetieff, the recently appointed
Russian minister at Toxic, arrived here
today on the steamer La Gascogne,
accompanied by his wife.
They will visit friends at Washington
for ten days and then proceed to
Japan.
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Would Pay dip 100000

Kalananaiole of Hawaii, introduced
bill today to pay former Queen Liliuo-
kalani of Hawaii 100000 in satisfaction
of her claims against the United
States.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-06
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California;: Fair Tues.
day; light north wind. Maximum
temperature in Los Angeles yes
terday, 50 degrees; minimum, AZ
degrees.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-06
CHICAGO DOUBLES LICENSES
Hopes by Reducing Saloons to Lessen
Crime in the Windy
City

CIIy
BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 5-As a step to-
ward stamping out crime in Chicago,
the city council tonight passed an or
dinance increasing the price of saloon
licenses from $500 to $1,000. Unless
Mayor Dunpe vetoes the ordinance it
will go into effect May 1. The saloon
element put up bitter fight but the
ordinance carried by a vote Of 40 to 2S.
Chicago has 7017 saloons.
After the council adjourned tonight
Mayor Dunno announced that he would
sign the measure without delay.
1t is estimated that the increased
license fee will add $2,250,000 yearly to
the city's income.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-06
Warship to Go to China

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, March 5.--According to the
Toxic correspondent of the Daily Tele-
graph, Japanese residents of China
having requested protection, the gov
ernment has decided to send the war
ship Takachiho to Chinese waters.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-24
Los aneriCanOs interYendraIl.

NewYok SepdembTe "a 130 p n.
Ia uao Washington IA noda uda ahana
hoy
impossible los erno
de Estrada Palma
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Sueasps en- IA IsIa.

Coronel Hamill, r. I-Ssn Juan
Carolina, Sept. 22.--Auoche 8, p. m. fp6
capturado indiYiduo Pedro Pacheco por
por guardias Castro Cordero, por burto
menor de una yegua Pedro Cruz, incau-
tandosa de esta.-Tte. Padial.
Mayaguez, Sept % don Francisco
GuzmaD, de San German, se quej6 de eI
robo de una vaca 81 viernep, y 81 mismo
dia por Ia noche, .ocnpe en- IN pues-
to de carne de los campos de las Marias
81 cuero de ella. Hechas las investigate
mes result6 autor del robo Manuel Rodri-
guez, de Hormigueros, quien arreste hoy
acompa1ado detective Soler. El mismo dia
& detectives Soler Ramirez acompafados
invt stigador aenunciaron & Rondojo To-
rrueIlas por infracci6n rentas internas.
Detective Ramirez arrest6 hoy & Felix
Muhiz por hurto menor. Luis Cabo De
tective.
Guayams, Sept. %. Anoche al tratar
de intervenir en- una ri1a entire Ramon
Cotrich, Pauline Garcia Hilario Garcia,
el guardia Jose A. Lopez fu6 acometido
con garrote por Ramon Cotrich 4 quien
redujo Z obediencia d6ndole un macanazo
que le brio On Ia cabeza.
Fu6 pueato 4 disposition del Juez Mu-
nicipal. Tallada Cap.
-
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no TAS

Ell sabado estuvo en- la Mansion Eie-
cutiVa ell Lcdo. don Manuel Ginorio.
Despu6s de conferenciar con 81 Hon.
Gobernador acept6 81 cargo, con caracter
de interino, de juez municipal de CaYey.
El jueves pr6ximo Sc dard cuenta el Com
sejp Executive con Ia indicada designation
y saldrd para su nuevo cargo el referido
letrado.
Para juez municipal de Fajardo, de-.
signado el licenciado don Rafael Palacfos
Rodriguez, que cubre ell puesto del senior
Antonio Barcel6, actual juez de dicho pue-
bio.
Nominado para representante la Ca
mara para las pr6ximas elecciones 81 Sr'
Barcel6 SD puesto ha de ser sustitufdo.
Despu6s de unai larga conferencia con 81
Hon. Gobernador Winthrop aeept6 dicha
designation el referido letrado, interina-
mente.
En- la terna qne presentara al gobier-
no Ell jefe del partido republican,, para
cubrir 81 puestO de juez de Cayey, fguTa.
ban los j6venes abogados America Geigel
y Francisco Ramirez, este iiltimo CONCEAL
del ayuntamiento de San Juan.
Sc asegura que cumplidO 81 item po en-
que act6e en- Cayey el icenciado sefor Gil
norio, ira allf defnitivamente, Ell licenciado
senior America Geigel.
--Se informa que Be ha pedido terna
para cubrir otros dos juzgados de la parte
Oeste de la isla. Parece que 81 Hon. Go
beEnador har6 cumplir con todo rigor la
circular del Attorney, respecto de los jue-
ces y funcionarios que hagan polftica.
Sc asegura que pronto habra cambios
en- ell personal del Conaejo Executive que
alguno de los se1ores Consejeros, que pa
rece NAL avenido con la polftica de con-
cordia y de justicia del Gobernador Win
throp, dejara su puesto.
-Inf6rmase que Ell Comisionado de
instruction Mr.. Roland Falkner, hara
pronto un viaje los Estados Unidos. LIE
acOmpafisra ell Sub-Comisionado senior
Lord.
-Pasadas las elecciones habra cambio
do personal en- algunaS de las Cortes de
iusticia de la isla.
Los cargos que hoy So desempenan in
terinamente seran provfstos defnitivamen-
to y SO hardn algunos traslados. Quizds
algunas solicitudes de renuncias, seran
tambien efectuadas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-24

Pfemios Jos impOnegstss sO6re i5retas.
Sc sortearSn 8 todos los amos entire los que
mas 20 dishngan por 50 constancia an 81
Ahorro.
HOras de GAIA: Para Las imposicio les:
De 8 1O3 de Ii manana, y de 1 633
de Ia tarde los dias laborables de 81 &
1O3 de la mafiana los domingos; Para Ii
extEacciones, las mismas horaa excepto los
domingoB
ReggGueato de "a SeocS6qt: Las personal
que interesan m6s pormenores Bobre an
pimosicionea, extracciones manera de Ii
quidar intereaess etc, pueden BoliciaaBtar
ejemplar en- Ia Gaia.
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fI ssunto de Ia : 'pslfeuIa. "
lJn rstratO aplaudIdO anoehs.

La exhibici6n eiecutada anoches en- 81
Circo del sefiOr Otero y Ca. de Ia ''pelfcu-
la boda del Rey de Espafa, obtuvo una
Ovaci6n de la gran concurrencia que lie
naba aquel.
El retrato del Lcdo. III. Dfaz Navarro,
defensor de aquella empresa en- 81 pleito
con 81 senior Lowande, conocido por 81
asunto de Ia "pelfcnla", fu6 exhibido
tambi6n anoche, en- vista fla, aclamado
con grandes muestras de aprobabaci6n por
el pdblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-24

En- esta imprenta 80 vende papelviejo I
$3.50 81 quintal,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-24
RUEGO.

Lo hacemos q los Sres. que Sc relacionan
& continuation & fin de que Sc sirvan con-
testar sin mas demoYa, las reiteradas cartaB
que les han sido dirijidas pOE la Adminig-
TRACTION de este diario, para Ia liquidaci6n
de sus respectivas cueutas
DON Jose Ferrer Ferrer. CAGUAes
I" Tomas Mariani de YAUCO.
C Carlos L. de Chouden ANASCO. !.
j. A. Morera Colon de SALINAS
Nicolas Benitez Delgado JUN
COS.
DON Domingo Gallart GUAYAMA.
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Maiden lane. :"

En- IA ciudad de Nueva York hay ochen-
ia individuos que comercian en- brillantes
tienen casi todos establecidaB sus joyerfas
Gu dos avenidas principales, fernando una
cruz que llaman los americanos "The dia.
mond cross cuyos pies van 10 largo
de Maiden lane sus brazos Sc extien,
den al Sur y al Norte de Ia Gale Nassau.
ALI hay mayor parte de gemas que en-
cualquier espacio igual en- ninguna parte
del mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-24

Ha solicitado licencia para trasladar
una casa de Ii calle de "Bucana" la de
Ia aVirtud" de Ponce, 81 senior Jacinto
Sanchez.
EI preso Francisco Ortega CAP que
mas ha pasado al preaidio cumplir con-
dena que le impuso Ia Corte de Justicia
de este Distrito por el delito de hurto ma
yor.
Juan Torres Santos ha reclamado del
depaFtamento de obras pdblicas 81 pago
de cierta cantidad de piedra triturada Que
suministr6 para Ia carretera de Arecibo 4
Ponce El departamento ha alberto una
investigation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-24
TrasIadOs de funCiOnariOs judiciaIes.

Ell Lccdo. Edon Emilio del Toro Cuevas,
actual juez de la Corte de distritO, de San
Juan, secci6n Ia, ira q Pouce durante un
mes, para actuar en- los asuntOs que ha in
tervenido como fiscal 81 actual juez de aque
LA corte senior Lcdo. Padilla Iguina. Este
funcionario sustituirS en- la Corte de San
- Juan al referido sefor Toro Cuevas.
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Hasta eI pr6xino DiGiembre.

Parece que no Sc voIverdn 4 efectuar
carreraB hasta el proximo mes de Diciem-
bre , para elias Sc preparan nueVOs Ca
ballos. 49,
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Estrada Palma entregaTa aIOs anleriCanos

New York, Spiembre "a 80 p n.
Habana
Prede
del facaso
gobiano para
las propedade.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-24
BANCo TERRITORIAL \ AGRIC0lA
De PUERTO RICO.
sECCION DE AHORRos.

iasposicioses so5re Hbreta: Desde $O-25
'd ~. 900 devengaran intsrses Al s por 100:
annual.
IaspOsSeiones q pLaso Jio Desde 5000 en-
adelante devengar6n interes a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-24
Once buques Y 5000 hOnlbres.

New York, Sepiembre "A, 130 p. m.
cOntard bv aquas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-24

En- esta imprenta se vende papel de pc
6dicO vieiO { 5000 quintal.
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La Int ERVENCI9N n
SIgUe eI teFFONSnlO en- Russia.
, septiembre 24, I.30 >. a.

~ p M .
Doce viduoa Ia pofa las calu
Muchos
toda ID Poonia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

BUM 8erftrei9en Der 6usen
Der ssubbDbsn fpirb folgenber &ttt eras
pfoblen. Gin Sbeil Stf4lerleim pirb
in Elm @efdb setban. unb 10 piel @ais
Ter tin5ueesoHen. bab er bamit bebedt
III 90 bleibt er "a Stunben fteben,
Bis er gu elmer saHertartisen MaHe
aufquint. Gin She'll Oder pirb nit
WaFer gu einem biden 8rei angeriibrt
unb Der 2eir. nebft benz nod porban@
beneit WaHer hinauseseben. Oie Mi<
f9uns muB nun iiber Dem 5erer unter
ifartem llmriibren sei9m0laen ner<
ben. Sat fi6 Der 2eim pplftGnbis ge=
'l6it, 10 pirb, na6bem bas @efdb bonn
Serb senOmmsn purbe. elm She'll
Sdeefpdbne in mebreren. @aben 5use>
riibrt. Gs fann na9 8ebiirfniB Waf<
fer bin5uee5ogen nerben. Ser &itt 1T
erf brau9bar, fperr CT bouitdnbig trs
faltet lit. @rpBe 6usen miiRen erit
porber geipdbnt fperben.
- Cine feItfame gnt-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bilpet in 9amm /.
SO. bas SaeessefprGd. BORT bat
bic @befrau bes 8erainfmsifters
@6Gfer bic beiben feds. beap. eur
Sabre alten SDbns bes 8erpaltungsz
fefretGrs @iebabn, sines Wittners,
mittelit Mitomobils sepaltfam nan
Spllanb entfiibrt. Inter Der 9e.
f9ulbigune Der Beibilfe su bieIem
@erbredsn purbe Der gbemannSd ds
fer auf Mnorbnung Der Staatsans
tpaltfnaft feftsenommen unb in uns
teriudunssbaft absefihrt. Sci elmer
in ieinsr Wobnung borsenommenen
9ausfudune fanb man ndmli9 ges
fdlidte Gesitimationspapiere. ME
pGfe ufp.. bic auf feline Mitpiferz
idaft i9lieben lafen. gs ion fi4
ansebli4 um einen Naheaft banbeln.
Der eenannte Beamte unb bic S4ds
fer19en gbeleuts pobnten BIB Dor
furaem in Elm unb bemfelben 9aufe
als Mietber; felt benz Sobe feiner
Jrau tpurbe II Der 8eamte BON
Trau Shdfer fprtgtiebt nit ytebess
antrdeen Derfptst, porauf @. iebo@
ni9t reasirte. gr fab iid baber gee
apungen, cine anbere Wobnung al
beaiebeu. Ollie 8emibunstn Der Bos
liSei, cine Spur Der g~ntfIohenen 5u
entbeden, tpare1 bisber erfoIglos.
Jrau S9dfer bat aubtr mehreren
pertbpolIen Sdmudsesenftduben 81.
nen @aarbetras bon ettpd 1000 Nart
duff bic Neife mttoenpmmeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-15

fibG. fsinsn 3nffanb bor ieiner Sodttr
entfdulbisen gu miifen. iiberfam i'm.
Sas @irtbsbaus nnb bic aarten =
ia, ia = murmelte er triibfelig In ies
mem feltfum fdpantenben Spnfan,
ben 3amiaa i9pn BON unten Der auf<
gefaneen bate : aber mas bleibt ei=
mem fpnft Bel biefem perfludten6 unbe>
leben = On fiebit bas Elm, MiQa, nidt
pabr9 l1nb beinabe peinenb: Sag
mir, Miqa, bab Ou IS einiiebf, bab
gu mir perseibt.
Ollie &raft, bic inn gebIieben mar,
nabm bas f9pa6e, sdrtli6e @efhDpf
suIammen, ibr @rauen umb ibren @fel
gu iiberpinben, ben niebereebrp9enen,
lafterperfalIenen Mann tpieber aufau@
ri4ten. sic febte ii9 ibm seseniiber
auf einen Der rpb seaimmerten Stibls.
nabm feline 6Gnbe stpif9en bic ibren
unb fab ibm fef in's &uge.
2ieber Yapa, bas 2eben bier pirb
unb muB Elm @nbe fir .Di9 baben.
ga, ia, i& peib, faete er miibe unb
bemiitbig, bic perf4mommenen Musen
su ibr auff9lasenb. Ou pirit S9eae
ba9 beiratben, unb bann iperbe ia in
ieinen Oienit treten, banm tperbe i9
Der Ingeftente meiner So6ter fein.
Milld erIdraf. 9urfte fe tbn alaue
ben MAIDEN, bab bic @ntf6eibuna f9pn
gefalen, bab iie muir au biefem .3tped
Su linn gefommen mar, beute f9pn, ba
ibr Soften ii9 INNER mod an 2orena
8udbers flammerte, ba bic 3uperIi9t,
baB er iie 81 fid bolen piirbe, nod ims
mer ni9t gang e%rftorben mare
Mansplb prGtorius bate ibr bic
9anb auf bic Sdulter selest. Mit
erb0bter Gimme, aus Der pl0bli9
aues S9panfenbe ausseI0fht f6ien,
fraste er: @ann pirt 0u Sdeabad
= beiratbeng
sic mid feinem 8lid aus, Der fie
fur4tbar biintte. boffenb. beif9enS,
~befeblenb suglei4.
Wann pirit Ou Saenbavb beira<
tben9 fraste er mod einmal, nnb feline
Stimme brDbnte bur4 ben engeH
Haum.
&amiIa ~sitterte am gan5en 2eibe.
Sd tperbe i'm beirathen, papa, tpenn
: bas llebriss perf9lansen ibre bers
pprbre9enben Shrdnen.
prGtorius mar iofort befGnftigt.
Slept Du, id puBte es ia = Du hift
mein sutss ainb, faste CT tpeinerliA
unb sos tie in feline Mrme.
sic entSog fi9 ibm, obne bab er
audi II ettpas bapon berfpirte. Gr
tppQte nod ettpas fagen, aber bic
Worte p~erfagten INN. Die Miibisfett
i%iberpdltiste i'm. Bie gefdat fant Ct
auf bas f9male 8ett suriid unb fiel
tn einen bleiernsn S9laf. Mila bedte
ibn nit elmer JON Gene peterfen'a
Oeden Su. sSn bic anbere nidelte tie
fi4 felbit. Damn febte fe fa auf ben
Stu6l an Der foblen, feudten Wanb
benz 8ett geeeniiber unb riibrte fia
li6f. Bis Der Woraen oraute-
Sn Der Na4t bonn Sienftag sum
Mittpo9 tpar Jrau 8u4bers seitor>
ben. 4m Mittpp9 Mbenb mar &az
miQa in 9ammerfeit eingetroffen. Sir
ben Samitag Ra9mittag battle Sabus
bas 8egrGbnib befelt. IS mar ans
s%unebmen, bub 2orena am 9onneritaa
poer 5reitag fpdtsftens gu Der 5eier
eintreffen piirbe.
(5ortfebuns foIgt.)
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20
Washington, No., Gets
A New Shoe Factory.

Washington. Mo-, Dec. 17.-Repre-
sentatives Of the Roberts Johnson &
Rand Shoe Company, Of st. Louis,
were In Washington and closed a
deal with the Commercial Club, OF
this city to erect one OF the finest
and most up.to-date plants In the
world. Citizens Of this town made
up a bonus OF $4,000 to get the
factory.
The site was selected on the Nc
Lean track OF land In the southwest
part Of town, and contains three
acres. Work on building viii be be.
gun ct once. The factory will have
. capacity Of 8, 900 pairs Of shoes q
day.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20
Southwest Summit.

Plunket came near loosing a valu-
able cow from over eating on stock
food.
No vacation for the school only on
Monday and Christmas day.
We are informed the school house
will be newly papered next Sstur.
day.
There will be o Christmas tree and
good program on Christmas eve.
Ben Plunket is reported on the
sick list.
Miss Ilena Bailey, who is attend
Ing the Manual Training School In
Kansas, will be home to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. d. Bailey.
New thoughts, new ideas, new
scenery, and songs on Christmas eve.
The Sunday School Is steadily in.
creasing In attendance. A. E.
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General Noqi Is Injured.

Toxic, Dec. 17.-General Nogi, the
Japanese commander who captured
Port Arthur, was thrown from q
horse while returning home from the
palace. He fell on his head and was
rendered unconscious. His condi.
ton causes fear. sr
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20
Constitution Will Not
Define Gods Power.

Guthrie, Ok, Dec. 1.-THE session
OF the Constitutional Convention
was consumed In discussing this
proposition: Shall the preamble to
the State Constitution recognize
God Almighty as the omnipotent
being, or shall he be designated as
the supreme ruler Of the universef"
Upon a vote it was decided that
"God" alone should be Incorporated
In the preamble.
The chief topic remains thecounty-
boundary proposition. A majority
Of delegates have pledged themselves
to support the report Of the Bound.
ary Committee, which will make
forty.tvo counties In Indian Terri
tory and q like number on the Okla
homa side.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20
Northwest Bates.

Mr.. Gsntrell died near Burdett
Thursday morning, Dec. 18th, at 2
O'Clock. He was laid to rest in the
Crescent Hill cemetery. He leaves q
wife, foursons and four daughters to
mourn heir loss. He was member Of
the Fraternal Lodge at Burdett. He
was a kind and loving husband and
father. He leaves a host OF friends
that will miss him here.
Sam Wilson had a span Of mules
broken Saturday that he had
bought.
G. N. Clark is breaking the ground
on the Fenton farm for corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton and daughter
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Graves Sunday.
B. Blackman is on the sick list at
this writing.
Sam Minor and daughter were In
Adrian Friday trading.
Mrs. Lydia P. Kelley Is quite poor
ly at thls writing.
Elmer Watson and wife, OF Kansas
City, were at the home OF j. s. Fuller
Wednesday night. He was running
a show, which he intended to give In
this community but owing to the sud-
den sickness OF his wiie's mother, he
was compelled to return to the city
without showing.
Mrs. Will Aliens sale was we'll at.
tended Friday and everything sold
we'll.
MIR. and Mrs. Ellis Hand are both
on the sick list.
Harry Hinton is going to move
to Kansas City in January, where he
has q job In the oil business.
WILD FRESHMAN.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20
Nstice b Taxpayers.

Noticsh hsrsby given that ! viii be
at the following places on tie dates
specified, iof the purpose oicollecting
taxes, and The taxpayers are requestl
Cd to mset me at said time and place:
E. Boone, Burdett, Dec. 10, 20, 81.
Prairis. Prairie City, Dec. 20, q, 20
Rockville, Rockville, Dec. ~. 3, 20.
Pleasant Gap, Pleasant Gap p. o.
DEC. 81, %, 20. Homer, Amoret,,
Dec. 20, II, "a. Usage, Rich Hill
Dec. ~, %, 20. Spruce, Ballard.
Dc. n. Spruce, Johnstown, Dec.
Is, "a. West Point, Amsterdam,
Dc. "a, %, a Howard, Hume,
De. %, 80. Howard, Sprague, Dec.
n, q.
Summit Center Dsc. 26.
A. B. OWN,
- County ConsstoR.
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20

The Stotesbury Tribune tells OF a
farmer whose house burned while he
was gathering corn In the field and
his wife was visiting a neighbor.
'They failed" the paper adds, Ito
save a thing except the clothing
they were wearing at the time -
Had they failed to save that under
the circumstances they would have
been shiftless indeed. G. Star.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20
Treepers Try to Join Navy.

Ardmors, I. T., Dec. 17.-Several
discharged negro troopers Of the
Twenty. fifth Infantry spplied for en-
listmsat In the navy, claiming hon
orable discharges. Lisutenant Cole,
tho recruiting omcer refused the en-
listments, having secured data from
the army department..