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Marcos, pischarqe Postp oned.

Washington.--Acting under the or.
ders of Secretary Taft. Major General
Aipsworth, military secretary, has di-
rected that further discharges of the
men of the three negro companies OF
the Twenty fifth Infantry on account OF
the shooting at Brownsville. Tex, be
suspended pending further orders. The
action. It is said. is in order to await
the return of Secretary Taft to Wash
incton and is pending further advices
from President Roosevelt, who has
been communicated with on the sub
iect, The war department has been
dcluged with protests against the order
directing the discharge of the three
companies.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23
CHANGERS At FORT COLLINS.
Delegates Visit the State Agricultural
College.

Fort Collins. Colo.-Delegates to the
National Grange. which has been hold
ing sessions in Denver. were visitors Mt
the State Agricultural College Tues
day afternoon. They were met at the
college station by President Ayles-
worth. Dean Carlyle and assistants,
and were escorted to the college chapel.
where basket lunches provided by
farmers from the surrounding country.
were served by the young men and
women CT the college. In spite OF the
severe weather 200 grangers and North
ern Colorado farmers were present.
DR.. Aylesworth, in his address OF
welcome, said that organized agricui-
ture had conferred new dignity upon
the profession That though the farmer
was the last to organize, his trust was
different from the others. being hui
name one, not for keeping down the
worthy or for destroying the weaker,
but for the benefit of the many and the
uplifting OF mankind. He mentioned as
items of interest in Northern Colorado
high-priced and productive land. the
beautiful cities of Fort Collins and of
Loveland. basing their prosperity who'll
ly on agriculture. the smoke of six
sugar beet factories to be seen from
one spot, the great reservoir system,
and the institution of which he is the
head, devoted to agriculture and me-
chanical arts.
Ex.Gov. Bachelor of New Hamp.
shire responded The party was then
divided, half being taken to visit the
local sugar factory AID the other to
visit the experimental work of the col.
lCRe.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23
AeropIane Prize WIlI se won.

London.-Lord Northcliffe, speak
ing with regard to the prize Of $4,000
which the Mail has offered for a race
of aeroplanes. said: II have every
reason to believe that the prize will
be won much more speedily than many
people think. The offer has already
ELECTED the fact that M. Santoa-Du-
mont, Prof. Graham Bell and the broth
err Wright are BY no means the only
'people experimenting with aerpplanes.
7 have reason 70 believe that - en-
deavce VIII b made 10 win the prixe
As116x e. IL nsxt.. I, A sAsl !.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23
Las Animas County wen,

Trinidad, Colorado.-At the session
of the last Legislature $1,000 was an
propriated for the purpose Of boring .
well in Las Animas county in the hopo
Of striking artesian water. Fer four
weeks Contractor Brown has been
driving this well at q point some ten
miles east Of here. The well IL now
500 feet deep. Several grades oe
water have been encountered and con-
siderable gas IL issuing from the wolL
The gas II 10 strong that Il viii burn.
The appropriation Of 5000 Il about
expended and the matter has beo1
taken up BY the business men ana
rnnchers, who viii ask the next LoGi1-
lature for An additional appFupi1atioG
Of 1S,0oo. rls
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23
General Palmer Throwing.

Colorado Springs. = BY attending
physicians It is claimed the condition
Of Gen. William ]. Palmer. who was sc.
riously injured three weeks ago by a
fall from his horse. is considerably i'm.
proved. He Is now able to attend to
some business AFFAIRS. The following
bulletin was issued Saturday night:
General Palmer shows gain IN
no ~ ,cf using I'll his muscles and Ma
ssnefal cund1 1fjon 10 kood. He u 6Aaer-
|iIGj 80 lttGnd dizgs y scme hssineeg -
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-23
MisceiIaneous.

miscellaneous.
like Ward. a pugilist OF Sarnia
Z. died recently at Grand Rapids,
fh. as the result of knockout in
prizefight with Harry Lewis. OF
ladelphia.
! specimen Of the first cent struck
the United States mint in 1893,
recently in New York for $50.
Fhe Lakes to the Gulf Deep Water.
association effected n permanent
anization at the recent st. Louis
hvention.
The package OF money amounting
H.OS5.50, contributed by citizens
Searchlight. New. for relief of the
Francisco sufferers which has
N missing for months. has finally
m delivered to the relief commit
BY an express company.
citizens of the United States paid
$l00,00O.000 for luxuries from
Dad during the fiscal year 1906.
me federal grand Jury at st. Louis
returned an Indictment against
ceiving Teller d. p. Dyer, charging
bezzlement In connection with the
prtage Of $751; at the sub-treas-
In that city.
fhe supreme court of Indiana has
ersed the verdict Of the lower
ut by which State Auditor Sher-
was sent to the penitentiary
Arged with embezxlement Of state
Ads. The case was remanded for
new trial.
Hne Public Health Defense league.
national society for the protection
health and morals was recently
med In New York.
fne bank Of Henderson. Iowa. was
eently burglarized and $4,000 taken.
1he grand Jury at San Francisco
returned five indictments against
yor schmits and Abraham Ruef on
charge Of extortion and selling
O.ection to disreputable restau-
liinois In 1905 produced 3s.4s4,se4
Of coal with spot value Of s4o.-
'esS The state ranks next to
nsylvania IN coal production.
pain ana France have Jointly ar
80 70 make = naval demonstra-
and land marines IN Morocco
sid Il b necessary 70 protect Tor
Nv ststx Il y . isnrsl sohuoI at
~ AZ Il i Il l.! ~ 80 81 n.
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VS. OF THE WEEK
Important Happenings Of tSs
Past Seven Days.
kestinE Itens Gatheses from All
ks of the Wsrla Coadeased
bpss small Space for the
Deaeat Of OsP Readers.
Personal.

drew Carnegie IL reported to have
ID In the hands OF Richard Bart.
congressman from Missouri. ST..
o0 TO be used In furthcring the
uganda for international peace.
Algernon S. Crapsey of st. An.
$ Episcopal church. Rochester.
has been suspended from the
|ch for heretical teaching by n de
m OF the ecclesiastical court of re-
which sustained a decision of the
Ir court.
byernor Magoon OF Cuba has de-
the rumor that he intends to re-
r. Hearst. independence league
democratic candidate for govern.
bf New York has certified to the
|etary Of state that his election ex.
pes were $256.37O In the recent
tion.
BE- Countess dc Catsellane (for-
Ny Anna Gould. OF New York;
granted decree OF divorce from
bit Boni de Castellane by the
bch court at Paris. The custody
he children is given to the moth
but she will not be allowed to
them out OF France without the
mission OF the father.
man believed to be Len Harris,
Sturgeon. Mo-, n travelling sales
} for Armour & Co.. was found
recently In n st. Louis hotel.
rs Lucy Campbell. colored. age
years. died recently at Spring
!. Mo.
laj. Horatio Nelson Rust. n philan-
ppist and friend Of John Brown
Civil war veteran. is dead Mt
home In Pasadena. Cal.
rs. Charles A. Strong. daughter Of
)n d. Rockefeller. died recently af-
n long illness at Cannes. France.
|ohn ]. Tisert. bishop OF the NJ. e.
)fch. South. has been reported
|ically III with tonsiiitis at Tulsa.
i.
|enator Thomas C. Platt, Of New
fk. and his wife. formerly Mrs.
Han T. Janeway. have signed IN
|eement OF separation.
President Roosevelt recently per
lally inspected the work being
le In the Culebra cut on the Pana-
isthmus. He also visited the liv.
quarters OF the laborers.
Mrs. Cora McCullum Smith. for
: professor OF elocution and ply
p culture in the Kansas Univer-
/. died as the result OF an opera
at Waterloo. Ia. recently.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
A Pessimist's Views.

= Pe8s1mfStb VIeWR
Tell me. do you really think she wiz
marry NET" gs- go ! q
well, ! am = conanrmed pessimiGe
II guess che wilI.''--Town Topics
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
HER IMPRACTICAL
SCHEME
By EDWIN PU6H

CHE was bright-faced little woman
y hardly more than girl-and she
wore q ravishing costume Of silvery
gray. Her hat was a wonder and q
mystery. a confection Of apparently
dead autumn leaves on q furry, blue
foundation. Her abundant hair was
fair and FUZZY; her rounded cheeks
were becomingly flushed; she had the
eyes of an inquisitive kitten and be.
witching mouth.
She stormed the almost impregnable
stronghold Of Billy Bosworth's pri.
vate Office without the slightest diff
Guilty, and. carefully ignoring the hard,
wooden chair that he mechanically Of
fered her, ensconced herself In his
own roomy, padded seat Of judgment.
you are Mr.. William Bosworth?"
she began, laying slim gold-handled
umbrella across his writing table and
proceeding to unbutton her white kid
gloves.
Guilty" he stammered, ruefully.
"And you are what they call lit
erary and artistic agent?"
"They call me other things besides, Z"
he answered; "but-yes."
Then you are precisely the person
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

Richmond, KY, March 26.-In
plain view OF nearly fifty persons,
Nelson Horne, Of this place and Wing
field Grove. Of High Bridge, fought q
duel, resulting in death to one, with
knives on q raft anchored In the mid.
die Of the Kentucky river near Valley
View.
For nearly sixty minutes the two
men, both powerful specimens Of
mountain manhood, wrestled to and
fro over their uncertain footing, Arst
one having . slight advantage and
then the other. During the major
portion Of the time the two men were
rolling about on the floor Of tho raft,
each hugging the other with bear
like embrace and each striving In
vain to use their long knives. Sew.
sral times they rolled near the wa
tsr's edge, but each time stopped
short Of the plunge.
Toward the end Of the struggle
Horne lost his knife, which fact seem.
cd to give him additional strength,
for he secured a hold that rendered
bis antagonist momentarily uncon-
scious. horne sprang to his feet
away, secured q pistol and fred
three shots into the body Of Grove,
fatally wounding him.
So entranced we're the spectators
by the deadly desperate character oil
the struggle that no one thought Of
securing q boat and trying to sepa.
rate the men.
The trouble arose over the proper
division Of the proceeds Of the raft.
Horne was arrested.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN.

There was a battlefield where myriads lay.
Some deadly wounded, many thousand
dead:
And with a hurrying dust through all the
land
sprang the hot eouriers; many a name
they bore.
Spoken by Victory in her trumpet breath,
Crowned by the crimson Hour for death
less fame.
The mother gave her son; he lay forgot;
The wife her husband; in the lannon's path
Oblivion tossed him; and the maid be-
trothed
Sent her beloved; the earthquake Of the
bomb
Was the fierce sexton at his sudden grave.
Their names the couriers bore not. Far
behind
The vulture lowered. seeking such. and
found,
When the long death-list came at last II
brought
The nameless names that break a myriad
hearts.
The conQuering leader rides In history:
The conQuering army sleeps anonymous.
John James Piatt. In Lpplneotts.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

The house work for the mother or the
Aousekeeper at home is often beyond her
strength. 1t must be lightened in some
Say or other. Very often the worries
md cares are much greater than the
sssaal physical labor, but the feeling
nat this or that cleaning, sewing, etc,
Rsst be done, fatigues the mind more
&an the physical labor actually tires the
bpdy. No wonder the tendency Of our
dimes is for the young women to prefer
wegk in Office or factory rather than
aning house drudgery. II the woman OF
tAe family Is run down with drains and
pains at irregular periods, she should
sire instant care TO those organs which
Sse 30 important for womanly health.
N. r. V. Pierce, the specialist In wom-
no diseases and founder Of the Invalids'
1s1el, at Buffalo, N. Y, has put up q
Hlnedy made entirely Of roots and herbs,
vtahout alcohol, that puts the womanly
Asalth In proper condition. The catarrh
b cured, and In consequence backache,
Aniness, fainting spells are dispelled.
suffered for Eve years with terrible
- did not know what the trouble was until
- doctor pronounced It Inflammation Of
- ovaries, and proposed an operation"
wYtses Mrs. Sybll Psiae. Of 3647 Indiana Ave.
0Acsgo. Ills felt so weak and sick. was
- decided that I would not undergo an
sDssstion- I read Of your Fsvorite Prescrtp-
49, determined TO try IL Great was my
~ 70 find that l had actually improved
sossr taking two bottles. Within eleven
wo we'll Have gained eighteen pounds, am
y excellent health. and seem like one risen
~ the dead You surely deserve great
s1eesss and you have my best wishes"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

Butler, Mo.

Dear Sir: A great many people
will Gee your house In the course Of
the next ten years. We want h to
show what Dsvoe leed-and sine viii
do. We should Ike you do paint II,
and then not paint II again Tor ten
years-unless II needs repainting.
We'd like such . ssmple a. that In
every town In the country-with q
notice about IL In the local paper:
"Mr. Bennett's house was painted
ten years ago with, Devoe lead-ond.
Zinc, and has never been reprinted.
The color IL not 90 bright as II was;
but the paint IL a. perfect Q coat as
ever, to keep ont water"
A good lead.and.oil job IL expect
cd to last three years; II IL a good
one that lasts three years; II general
ly does not. Devoe lead.and. zinc
lasts twice as long, II not
"If you have any fault to find with
this paint, either now In putting 1t
on, or hereafter in the wear, tell your
dealer about il.
"We authorize him to do what is
right at our expense.
We want your house as a sample,
and you as q witness. Yours truly
F. W. DEvoE & Co,
New York, Chicago and Kansas City.
P.S.-Gough & Hess sell our paint.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

I'm looking for" she remarked. "You
deal in authors, | believer"
Let us say-their works"
"And artists, and lecturers, and IA
nous folk of all kinds?" she continued.
YES"
do you-?" she hesitated, then
amended her question. Have you
any use for ideas?"
"I-yes-providing-"
That's all right" she assured him.
"You won't be able to find any flaws
in mine. Tits sort Of idea that
ought to be worth thousands"
But that is quite the commonest
sort of idea," he murmured, uneasily.
81 perceive" said she, that your
business has made you a profound
cynic." All.her important words were
pronounced with a capital letter.
"A cynic is never profound" retort.
ed Billy Bosworth.
81 want a cynic," she remarked, with
q brilliant smile, entirely disregarding
his trenchant announcement. Nov
l am going to trust you, you know.
am going to tell you about my idea
and then arrange with you as to our 60
ing into partnership or something. o.
that you pay me royalty, or percent
age, or whatever 1t is. I wouldn't dc
It, Of course, but am so fearsomely
poxsrty-stricken, and l do so want .
| motor"
"Quite naturally"
II have already bought the most per
feet costume, and-and-really-a vel
| that"
"You will pardon me, madam" sale
Billy, 'but II you would kindly let mi
know"
| "Of course" She beamed upon him
painting delicately. Last night I wa
dining with Lady Helen Twyford. 70,
don't know her? What q privilege
And I was taken down by an under
takers mute named Harold Farsyde.
IT gather"
ooh, Mr.. Boswell, please don't gath
er. Whenever Josle-my husband, b,
the way. begins to gather, know q
once that he is going to be formal an,
unpleasant or something. And men ar
all exactly alike-aren't they-just q
policemen and buffers are. Well, q
I was saying. Mr.. Farsyde is quite i'm
possible. whereas"
But you should remember, my sdea
madam"
"oh. no, :. whereas young Dick;
Garden Is altogether charming"
| I'm afraid haven't the pleasure-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
GA 9 oEI a.
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-uHr
BIackmail Attempt at Hume.

News came from Hume that q
youth OF that vicinity who hadprob-
ably been reading yellow-black liter
allure attempted highwsyman tao
tics on DR.. Standish, the banker and
stockman, by trying to collect black
mail. He wrote the doctor a letter
threatening him with death in case
he did not leave a $50 package Of
money in a certain we'll bucket by q
certain hour. When the wouldbe
blackmailer went to get bis money
in the deadly hour OF the night,
some Of the doctors friends got the
youth. As he is still q boy OF Is,
and well connected, his name is with.
held, and probably prosecution also.
Rich Hill Review.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
A VlNDICATION
FOR DR.. PIERCE.
Decision by the Supreme Court
of the State, Against The
Ladies' Home Journal.

A verdict has been rendered in ia
vor OF the plaintiff in the libel suit
br ought against the Ladies, Home
10 urnal published by the Curtis
P ublishing Co } by the Worlds Dis
p ensary Medical Association, OF
VIII ieh DR.. R. V. Pierce ls President.
T he suit was brought by Doctor
Pierce against. the Curtis Publishing
Co., for making false statements
about one of his STANDARD family
medicines known as DR.. Pierce's Fs.
v orite Prescription. In the May
n lumber OF the Ladies' b ONE journal
{ 1904), Mr.. Edward Box. the editor,
st ated that nr. Pierce's Favorite
P description contained alcohol and
9 ONE other harmful ingredients, and
DR.. Pierce had in the action alleged
I hat the defendant maliciously pub
II shed this article containing such
I slss deismstory matter. DR.. Pierce
further claimed that no alcohol Is or
ever was contained In his "Favorite
Prescription" that said medicine
was q vegetable preparation and
G ontsined no deletsrious ingredients
W whatever; that Mr.. Bok'sstatemenf'
p retending to give some Of the In
gradients of said medicine, WAS
" holly and absolutely false. During
t he trial, the Vice-President Of the
W orld's Dispensary Medical Associ-
alton stated, that the ingredients CT
DR.. Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription
were extracted from the following
native roots: Golden Seal, Blue
Cohosh, Lady's Slipper, Black Co.
hosh and Unicorn, by means OF pure
glycerine. He was asked how he
knew, as spbysician andexperienced
medical man, that the "Favorite
Prescription" was a cure for the dis
eases peculiar to women, such as
a menorrhea, dysmenorrhea, ante.
version, retro version, and he stated
t hat he knew such was the fact be-
c ause OF his professional experience
nd the many thousands OF women
whose ills had been cured by this
" Prescription" The Vice. President,
being asked to give his authorities,
read from the standard works, such
as the United States Dlspensatory,
The American Dlspensatory and
many other standard medical books.
The retraction printed by the Cur
it's Publishing Company two months
fter the libelous statement appear.
ed and nearly two months after the
suit had been begun stated definitely
that analyses had been made at
heir request and that the "Favorite
Prescription" did not contain either
alcohol, opium or digitalis.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
CANNON SUCCEEDS
IN SIDETRACKING
STATEHOOD BILL,
Sends II to Conference With
Conferees Sworn to Stand
Against Senate Amend.
mentS.

Washington, March 22-Twelve
Republican votes from Missouri and
Kansas were cast against statehood
sor Oklahoma and Indian Territory
IN the House to-day, ten Of which, II
sounted the other way, would have
admitted the twin Territories into
The Union. Bartholdt, OF st. Louis,
sss sbseut, but was Iaired against
statehood.
The issue was made clean cut and
direct. IF there is one gentleman
tn this House." said Adam Bede, OF
Minnesota, speaking against the
Speakers rule, who is opposed to
kttipg Indian Territory and Okla
AOma into this Union let him get up
and say so now. Not one replies. If
you are all in favor OF admitting
oklahoma, why don't you get busy
and we can make Oklahoma a State
IN ten minutes?'
But Speaker Cannon had an
lounced is as his law that the twin
Territories should not be admitted
snless at the same time Arizona is
lied In statehood to New Mexico
against the will OF it's people. Speak.
~ Cannon triumphed, 175 to 1856
ntneteen majority. The Democrats
balloted as a unit, and thirty,eight
Republicans joined them in voting
,or statehood.
CANNON REM ORsELESs.
Never was the Speakers power
welded more remorselessly. After
the vote John Sharp Williams, lead
u ithe Democrats, moved to amend
me rule governing the bill as just
adopted, by instructing the conferees
to agree to the Senate amendment
10 the measure, striking out New
Mexico and Arizona. The standing
Of the Williams motion, as to wheth-
~ It was in order, depended upon
whether Mr.. Cannon had announced
fhs House conierees before Mr.. WILL
asns got the floor.
Mr.. Cannon ruled the motion out
Il order, saying he had announced
the conferees. A dozen newspaper
correspondents, who we're eagerly
listening not ten feet above the
Speakers chair, agree that he had
rot. They never were formally an
sounced. It was simply the Speak
sss device to escape the Williams
aotion-to escape submitting to 9
ys4s OF the House the blunt and I'M
complicated question. "Shall Okla
bona be made a Slater"
Speaker Cannon dared not submit
Nat question, for he knew that tn
Western members could not hav'
beloved him in opposing Il. Asit is
these Western members will try Il
..vodo the conspouence of their vote
By saying, 1--WE didn't vote agains
statehood; we voted ITO uphold th
Speaker and the administration"
However, IN view OF the clos
watch which their interested constit
u,ts have kept on the passage Q
~ ttatehood bill, such subtsfiugs
~ aos expected 70 carry weight.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
rortureBy SavaTss.

Speaking Of The torture to which
some OF the savage tribes In the
Philippines subiect their captives
reminds me OF the intense suffering
endured for three months from In
flammation OF the kidneys" says W.
u. Sherman, OF Cushing, Me-, Moth
Ing helped me until | tried Electric
Bitters, three bottles OF which com.
pletaly cured me-" Cures liver com.
plant, dyspepsia, blood disorders
and malaria; and restores the weak
and nervous to robust health. Grar'
snteed by Frank 7. Clay, druggist,
Price SOC.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29

To Cure a Cold In One Day. .
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI
NINE Tablets. All druggists refund
the money If It fails to cnre. E. w.
Groves Signatures on each box. Is
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-03-29
sympathy for the Dog.

Mrs. Jiggson-The bull pup does not
like mother: he growls at her..
Jiggson-Then I'll have the coach
man shoot him.. I can't bear to Gee
dumb animals suffer.-Town Topics
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-22

Notice to Taxpayers

NOTICE Is BEREBT GIVEN THAT J. q.
~ dollhouse. Assessor If GaurchIu County
Nevada. has delivered 10 he Inc Assessment
Ron, the Map booE ana all statements made by
Churchill County taxpayers Tor The year 1865
and that he Board Of County Commissioners
of said county sitting As n board OF equaliza-
tion VIII meet 10 equal2e assessments at the
office of safd clerk, at his office in the court
house ofsail county, in Fallon. Nevada, on
Monday, September L., 1905, At 10 O'Clock n. IN +,
aud will continue in session from time to time
until the business Of equalization presented to
them Is disposed of, provided that said board
viii not sit after the first Monday in October
except a. provided by law. Ia the meantime
the assessment roll win remain in the Office Of
said clerk for public inspection.
Y II. BROWN Clerk of the Board.