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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-03
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Save both by comforting with US
when out to buy REAL ESTATE. See
US about some Of the following:
Store n. DeVillier street, renting
for $3.50 per year.. .. e. ....$15oo
House on North &C" street, cheap
at. .$oVV
House on East Aragon street only
s... ..NoOo
50 acres Of good farming land, a
bargain at ...... -. ...$lOOO
Four blocks in West King Tract,
edCn.. -. -SiOOO
We have numerous other proper
ties listed with us and it would pay
you to consult US before making your
investment
We are in receipt Of advices from
the fire insurance companies repre-,
sented by US That all losses in Cal
ifornia conflagration will be promptly
paid and that THEY WILL CON-
TINUE TO FURNISH ABSOLUTE
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY
FIRE AS THEY HAVE DONE FOR
ALMOST ONE HUNDRED YEARS.
Protect your home and business
against loss by fire by insuring with
us.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-03

WILL BUILD HOUSES-on install
ment plan, or cash. You own the
lot furnish the money and build tn
house. You pay monthly, same as
rent, in a short time house is yours.
Pay rent 20 years, it still belongs to
the other man. Will also put down
wells with good pump. 2-inch galva-
nized pipe. with brass cylinder attach
ment, will make water fly from a well
40 to 100 IT. deep, and 50 easy child
can pump it. Costs but little more
than the old dug we'll All satisfac-
tory before you pay a cent. Get my
prices. F. M. Williams, Contractor
and Builder, Room sos Thiesen Buud.
ing. Phone 500, / ring, 1june1m
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Double In
Value Inside
of a Year

That is what a great deal Of real es-
tate in Pensacola is going to do and
some of it is in the following list:
Half block in New City, fronting
Catalonia square. o.. o.. e.. $3.50
Halt block in East King Tract, In
settled neighborhOOd.. o.. o.. $500
One-fourth block Or Toledo square.
New City o.. ..SeOO
Lots on 18th and 18th avenues, New
City, at. ..SEOO
200x13212 feet on East Hill car
line go. 5000. O.. --Sl2oU
Lots in East King Tract or West
King Tract very cheap and on easy
terms. Improved property in West
King Tract, netting 10 per cent on in
vestment.
See US in regard to Lake View HaV-
en- Property. Prettiest place in New
City and is on Bayou Texar.
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WANTED-The public to know that
We can do all kinds Of repairing
float building, horse shoeing, etc. ].
G. Welsh Carriage Co. 27feb
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LOST

LOST-Pansy breast pin with diamond
in center; lost Monday, either on
depot car line. on Tarragona or rail-
road wharf, or possibly at Wittich's
boom. Reward for return this office.
38may12"
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repaired and re-
painted; floats built to order; horse
shOeing specially. ]. G. Welsh Car
rage Co. 27feb
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If you are earning less than $4,000
weekly, We will show you how to
double your income or salary. No in.
vestment required. Address Manager,
1920 River ST., Chicago. 1t"
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For Rent.

A. r. BINGHAM has storage room for
rent, suitable for furniture or other
goods. 104 and log South Tarragona
st. Phone $50 30noV
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Copying or office work to
do in afternoon. Address W., care
Journal 3june1w*
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Every Advertisement in These CoIMn1ns IS Read I
Special Bargains
For Sale

s 7O0-Gets 4 lots in block 1872 N. G.
fronting south, these same lots
will be worth $1,000.
S5500-For a beautiful, 2 story, well
finished home. large lot, attrac-
tive and desirably located.
S2500-7 room cottage and 8 lots on
corner East Hill car line.
$1500-Nice little cottage on TIN Ave,
between Jackson and Gadsden
st. Lot 75x11O, bargain here, if
taken at once.
$16O0-2 blocks fronting 300 feet on
bayou; room house and out
houses, good water. wharf, all
under fence. If you want this
you will have to act quick
$40, 000-WarehOuse site 110x140 with
2 brick buildings close in.
LOANS made on real estate security
at low rates and without delay.
LIST. YOUR PROPERTY with us if
you want quick results.
FIRE INSURANCE given prompt at
tention.
|. S. BROWN 6 CO..
2ot-15 Thiesen Bldg. Phone s1s.
we SELL LOTS"
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For Sale

1872 lots in block 15S, New City.
These are beautiful lots for dwelling
purposes.
Lots 1 to 5. block 14S, New City, If
sold at once. S175.OO per lot.
Lots Is to %, block SIS, West King
Tract, $4,000.
We have any number of lots in good
locations in any part of town desired.
For particulars and prices apply to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-03

WtANTED-To buy 10 to 40 acres of
suburban property close to Pensa-
cola. Give lowest cash price with To-
cation. Real Estate" care Pensaco-
la Journal. 3june2w&
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GENUINE IMPORTED PANAMA.
HATS AT THE M. & o. CLoTHlN'
STORE $3.50, WORTH $500.
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WANTED-Young men and young wo-
men to enroll with us for a course
in stenography or bookkeeping and
qualify for good positions in the fall.
We have more calls for business stu
dents than we can supply. Phone 800
for special summer rates, day or even
ing sessions. Pensacola Business Col
lege.
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PUT YOUR MONEY IN A HOUSE.
situated in one Of the most desirable
locations on East Hill, an artistic mod
ern, up-to-date, 7-room cottage with
large, roomy front and back gallery;
has city water and all modern i'm
provements, for QUICK sale at $4,000.
Call and see our large aad attrac-
tive list of property.
ALL OF THE MAXENT TRACT
WEST OF "cV STREET NOW FOR
SALE.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST
MARKET RATE OF INTEREST;
MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE IN
THIS CITY BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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.. Hale Wilson & Co.
Phone 234 Is South PaIafOX
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HELP WANTED

WIANTED-Several carrier boys. Ap-
ply at once to this Office.
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Board and Rooms.

WANTED-At 226 N. Al
caniz street; nice. cool rooms, good
table; terms reasonable. Mrs. Dora
27may16t
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FURNISHED ROOMS with or without
board. Central location, 1 block
from postof1ce. Mrs. Mamie Cole, 116
w. Intendencia St. 23may2w$
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WANTBO.-Real Estate for sale or
rent, lease or exchange. Your bust.
ness respectfully solicited. ]. A. VIII
son. Real Estate Agent, 221h w. Gov
eminent street, Room z, Salisbury
building. Phone IT,. 2sjan
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WANTED-A cook; man or woman.
Apply 227 E. Intendencia. 3juneSt"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
Ballard Notes.

Prot. ]. W. Harris on and wife left
the first of the week for Western
Kansas Where they expect to locate.
Mrs. W. q. Hooper and children
OF Summit township visited her
mother, Mrs. Susan Winegardner,
Saturday and Sunday.
Several Ballardites spent Sunday
fishing on the banks Of Elk Fork.
Mrs. ]. B. Hays met with q painful
accident Sunday morning. While
whashing q glass pitcher, the article
broke lascerating her right wrist and
cutting an ugly cash to the bone.
DR.. Crabtree dressed the wound, and
pronounced his patient getting
along nicely, although It will be some
time before she can use her hand.
A game Of ball which rivaled a
league game, took place at Ballard
Saturday afternoon between the
"Pick Ups" and the "Kids." James
Mosher held the position Of umpire
and T. Il. Lynch was tally keeper.
The score stood 8 to 10in favor oil
the "Kids." X.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
Table of Contents for Our
Magazine Section Next Week.

A. Lady Navigator. License
granted to an Illinois woman to
pilot river steamer.
Arrest OF Twenty. Five Congress
men. Representative Longworth
and wife among those tax en- In hand
by Sergeant at Arms at ball game.
The White Company. Second In
stallment OF this thrilling story Of
knighthood days.
A Plea For the Trees. Save the
Calaveras and create the Appslach
ian for est reserve.
Agricultural Page. President
Roosevelt's efforts to provide fol
pure meat produets-Agric ulturs
Department to make rigid inspec
tion from hooi to can-Inter view
with author OF "The Jungle" who
exposed meat-pscking methods.
The matter In this Magazine Sec
ton is beautifully illustrated with q
number OF fine hall. tone cuts.
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Trustees Sale.

whereas, william J. Glen ems and Bessie NJ,
Clemens, his wife, By their certain deed Of trust
dated the second day OF May, 1904, and record.
ed In the once Of the Recorder Of Deeds in and
for Bates county, Missouri, In book 1s5, page
1856, conveyed to the undersigned trustee, the
following described real estate situate in the
county o. Bate. and state Of Missouri. to-wit:
Beginning ct the northwest corner Of lot
three % Of the northwest quarter Of section
three %, thence south 81 1.2 70 70, thence east
$50 rods, thence south ~ 2-S rods, thence east
l35 rods, thence north 145 rods, thence east IS
rods, thence north So rods, thence west 80 rods,
thence north 30 rods, thence west $40 yods, to
place Of beginning; all in township thirty. nine
lSsl north. range twenty-nipe t2S) west of the
Iifth Principal Meridian, containing In Gil 2se
acres, more or less.
In trust 70 secure the payment Of cer,sin
notes In said deed specified; and whereas, .
portion Of the Indebtedness secured by said
deed Of trust 10 now past due and remains un-
paid, and the legal holder Of said notes has
elected to declare oil OF said notes due and pay
able.
Now, therefore, at the request Of the legal
holder Of said notes and In pursuance OF the
conditions Of said deed Of trust. the underse ne d
trustee will sell the property above described at
public vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash,
Of the front door OF the court house, In the said
county Of Bates. In the state Of Missouri, On
Monday, the 10th day OF July, 1905,
between the hours Of 9 q. m, and 8 D. m l.. for
the purpose OF said trust.
COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY,
- ST. Louis, No., June Is, 1909 Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
Iowa Boilers Join
TO Defeat Cummins.

Des Moines, a., June 1S With
eleven counties yet to choose dele
gates, Governor Cummins, tariff re
former and candidate for reelection
has total Of 759 instructed; Per
kins, stand patter, 356, and Rath
burn, 80. One hundred and seventy
delegates are uninstructed.
Cummins lacks only sixty. two dele
gates Of having enough to nominate
but the openly avowed purpose Of thu
anti. Cummins factions to trump w
contests in enough counties to change
the complexion of the convention by
means of favorable rulings by the
Credentials Committee may endangeI
his final success.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

Miss Georgia L. Bullock closed a
successful term OF school at the Dixie
school house on last Friday, June
18th.
Rev. C. Scott preached at the Dixie
school house Saturday eiternoon ut
4 o'clock.
Mrs. 9. T. Brown expects to visit
her old home In Indiana. She has q
fine buggy mare for sale.
Uncle George Roster Is reported
very low, and not expected to live.
Joe Erwin came down from Kan.
sas City Friday to visit his father,
W. II. Erwin.
Children day was well attended at
Valley Chapel Sunday.
Republicans Of East Boone town.
ship met Mt Burdett Saturday and
elected the following delegates to the
county convention on next SaturA
day, June 28rd: James Hoots,
George Fenton, Mart Strobrldge,
L. Nickels. WILD FRESHMAN.
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Rockefeller Under Guard;
is Afraid of Anarchists.

Copiegne, France, June John
D. Rockefeller spent quiet day at
the chateau. He attended services
at the English church and dropped
$5 In the collection plate. The rest
OF the day he did not leave the
chateau grounds. He strolled about
with DR.. Biggler, who has moved to
the chateau during the absence oil
Secretary Haydt in Germany. tap
pears now ,that Mr.. Rockefeller has
had genuine fear Of bodily harm
here. Every night since his arrival
here a guard with a big dog has kept
watch at the chateau. This and Mr..
Rockefeller's careful inquiries oil
Mayor Saltoveze about criminals In
dicates his fear OF assassination by
anarchists. The townsfolk resent
these measures and continue to ridi'
cule "king petroleum"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

The Republicans have developed q
disgraceiul gang OF United States
Senators. There was DIETRICH OF Ne
brsska, who suddenly went under a
cloud; there is Chauncey Depew, Of
New York, who stands convicted Of
playing the graft for all it Is worth
in the Equitable Insurance Com
pany; there is the notorious Nipple
Mitchell, OF Oregon (who changed
his name when he moved vest con
victed Of deirauding the government
in land steals; and last, but not least
the notorious J. Ralph Burton, Of
Kansas, who was not only fined
%. 500, but was sentenced to three
years in the Ironton, Mo-, jail, for
using his high position to protect a
get.rich. quick concern from postal
inspection, and now finds it necessary
to resign bis seat In the Senate
Clinton Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

The announced resignation oiCren-
shaw, State Beer Inspector, will
probably result In early vacancies In
the list Of deputies The Democrats
oiHenry county, learning that Judge
J. N. Ballard, Of Montrose, has fled
an application for q deputyship In
the Inspectors force, viii accord him
earnest and vigorous support. Judge
Ballard is q gentleman OF force and
character sterling Democrat and Q
business man who will creditably
perform the duties Of any position
to which be may aspire. The Demo.
crat voices the sentiments Of Henry
county in hoping that Judge Bal.
lard's claims may have early and
favorable consideration. Henry Co.
Democrat.
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South of Spruce Items.

Andy Stephenson has been attend
Ing business at the Iced lot OF Bal
lard.
The ice cream supper at Spruce
Saturday nighs held In honor OF the
Royal Neighbors was well attended.
Miss Angie Jackson left Wednesday
last for Baker City, Oregon, where
she will attend summer school.
Mrs. E. j. Keen was reported on
the sick list Friday.
Martin Mister and wife were Sun
day visitors at VIII Taylor's near
Summit Center.
Jessie Burch and little brother were
the guests OF Miss Stella Ritchey
Tuesday last.
A Sunday School picnic is to be
held in Mr.. Prats's grove in Hudson
Saturday.
Miss Lena Lawson was the guest
OF Lula Rector one afternoon last
week.
Martin Mister and George and
Lon Foster went to Rockville on
business Wednesday.
W.O. Shillinger and wife were the
guests Of ". H Shelton Sunday.
Misses Anna Lawson, Electa Slate
and Barbara Foster we're visitors OF
Mrs. Jake Frey Thursday.
Several from this vicinity are talk
ing OF attending the commencement
exercises at Butler the Goth.
William Lawson was the guest OF
Merit Sbillinger Sunday. BELLE.
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Root Branch Items.

Tinker Hedger visited the family
OF W. II. Plunkett last week.
Doc Smith took home slargestock
dipping tank Its abounces. He can
dip colts, calves, sheep and hogs.
The drouth, we guess, is broken.
II has rained 80 much 1t has put the
farmers on the bum. g \
Cyrus Nestlerode was over from
Pleasanton, Kan, two days OF last
week to see his father. Cyrus was
married to girl, Of near LsCygne,
Kan Miss Effie Smith, June 18th.
Miss Smith was lady highly spoken
off by those who knew her
The late rains have put the small
grain out Of danger and lowered the
price OF old corn. The hay will not
be hall a crop, for the rain was too
long coming and is bound to cut it
short.
l hear farmers say wheat, oats and
fax are well.filled. Some wheat is
cut, and l am afraid lots OF it will 90
down before 1t gets dry enough to
cut.
James WEIGH went to Eldorado as
a delegate last Saturday and return
ed Sunday night. He reports fine
reception and was treated royal, and
while there he drove out two miles to
see his uncle, John, who has a fine
stock farm. Uncle John showed him
a thousand dollar colt, six weeks old.
Some are going over their corn the
last time.
Ben Plunkett has a SIS. 90 saddle,
combined for girls or boys.
Threshers are busy fixing for their
harvest. They can get work as soon
as dry enough. N. NJ. N.
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Virginia Items.

The Republicans had a large coz
vention Saturday. The following
delegates were selected: Peter Den.
ming, W. W. Park, Thsd Harper,
John Sparks and James Crooks.
The ladies of the Christian Church
will have Fourth OF July dinner In
the church yard. All the Sunday
School children will be invited to
take part In theexercises. Dinner free.
Ice cream and cake will be sold at the
stand. Good speakers will be pres
ent. Come one, come all and have q
good time. Elder lshmel, OF Drexel,
will be the principle speaker.
The stockholders in the Telephone
Company met at Virginia Saturday.
II. Reinhelmer was present and made
them an offer to sell them his line
from the creek to Amorett. They
appointed Geo. Rubel, o. NJ. Drys
dale and Thad Harper to 60 with the
three directors to see what they can
do in the way OF buying the line.
Next Sunday is the regular preach.
ing day at the Christian Church at
IL a. m. and at night.
W. M. Hardinger. assessor, was
In Park'own Monday finding out
how rich the farmers are.
Lloyd Bosnian, living east OF But
Ter, visited his sister, Louella, two
days.
Albert Pilgrim has been resting
better the last few days.
Wednesday OF this week quite a
number OF Charlotte students will
gather at the NJ. E. Church in Butler
with the other townships to make a
display OF their talents. AARON.
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Woman Of go, With Ak,
Rescues Husband From Bull.

Springfield, Mo-, June 1S.-At-
tracted by the cries Of her husband,
Mrs. George Fitch, who resides on q
farm near Strafford, nine miles east
Of here. rose from her bed and with
an az .courageously attacked and
drove of an infuriated bull, which
had almost killed her husband.
George Fitch had gone out to feed
his stock, when the bull attacked him
and gored him several times The
animal 20 surprised Fitch that itran
him down before the farmer could
make his escape or defend himself,
andthe bull would undoubtedly have
instantly killed Fitch had IL not been
for the heroic and quick action Of his
WiIs. Mrs. Fitch belabored the bull
With the OK about the head until the
animal left her husband, and then
chs dragged the almost unconscious
man into q corn crib and barred the
door.
Fitch was trying to drive the bull
into . ieeding-stall, when II turned
on him and be was gored. In the back
and IN the left side, the horns pene-
trating several inches. he may be
fatally injured. Neighbors living in
The vicinity, hearing the uproar and
the criss Of Fitch and wiis, rush
cd 70 ths farm With shotguns and
pitchiorka and hAally succssdsd II
eoralling ~ bah. Fitch + So ysass
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
Three Condemned
to Hang Iuns 20.

Jefferson City, Mo-, June IT,
Three executions have been set for
this month. The persons under sem
tence OF death are:
Mrs, Agg!e Myers, OF Kansas City,
but convicted in Clay county on a
change OF venue.
F. Seymour (Lord) Darlington, Of
st. Louis county.
George Hoffman, Of Jackson
county.
All three are condemned to end
their days on the gallows June 30.
In each Of these cases an spplics
ton has been filed with the Supreme
Court for a rehearing. There will be
a session OF court Tuesday, June 10,
at which time 1t Is expected all Of
these motions will be passed upon.
II the motions are sustained in one
or all the cases, that action will ha We
the effect Of a supersedeas in the
matter OF the date OF execution.
Should the motions In one or all
the cases be sustained, 1t Is highly
probable that il the court does not
extend the dates OF execution, that
Governor Folk will grant stay OF
thirty days in each case. Such has
been the custom OF the State Execu-
tive for many years.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
Thought Wife Was a Burglar.

Weston, Mo-, June 18.-Frank
Kelly, q business man Of this place,
shot and instantly killed his wife last
night, whom he mistook for q burg
lar. About midnight Q storm broke
over the town and Mrs. Kelly got up
to close q window. Her husband,
awakening and seeing Q form at the
window, supposed q thief had enter
ed the room and seized bis revolver
and fred. The bullet struck Mrs.
Ksllsy behind the ear. The coroner
has Investigated the case and decid-
ed that no inquest ives necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly had been married
less than . year, and be d almost
crased with grief.
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old, and on account OF his advanced
age the physicians say that there Ia
small chance of his recovery. Mrs.
Fitch is also about 60, and had not
yet risen when her husband was at.
tackled, but, despite this, she rushed
to his rescue and welded the Ak with
effect.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
Meeting Of Democratic
Central Committee.

The Democratic Central COMMITTEES
OF Bates county is hereby called to
meet In Butler Saturday, June 23rd,
at 10 o'clock a IN. to complete all
unfinished business II possible. As
much matter Of vital Importance
will come before she Committee it ID
very necessary that we have a full
attendance OF members
JAS. s. COMBS,
Chairman,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
Adrian News.
From the Journal.

From the Journal.
W. r. Bell, the efficient county
treasurer, favored the Journal with
years subscription Wednesday.
Mr.. Bell is a candidate for reelection
and his past record In the Office
makes him popular with all classes.
There were seven car loads OF
cattle and hogs shipped from Adrian
Monday night. This is a good
record for one day and at prevailing
prices brings snug sum OF money
to the farmer. Hogs, cattle, horses
and mules have proven to be good
investments this season.
A. N. Young brought q small
branch OF cherry tree to this office
last Friday that beat any thing In
the way Of prolific bearing that we
have ever seen. There were 100 we'll
developed cherries on this little
branch. Mr.. Young has our thanks
for the remembrance.
James Walker who made his home
with James Cowley, near Elkhart,
was kicked by q horse last Saturday
morning and died Monday morning
from the injuries sustained. As We
got the report, Walker came up be-
hind a horse that Cowley was water
ing and was kicked in The region OF
the lower bowels, and died as above
stated. Walker was q single man
probably forty years old.
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County Ticket

County Ticket,
sentstive-LAwRENCE NJ GRIFFITH.
Sireuit Clerk-T, ID. EMBREE.
County Clerk-C. q. WEEKS.
Reeorder-I. NJ. SMITH
Sherir-JAMEs r. ANGLE.
Prosecuting At,orney-wATT b. DAWSON.
Probate Judge, A. SILvERS
Tressurer-w. Il. BELL.
Collector-l. c. COMBS.
Assessor-A. l.. GILMORE.
Coroner-0. +. RESICk.
Presiding judge. ". McFADDEN.
Associate Judge North Dist ESTES SMITH.
Associate Judge, South Dist.-A. ID. HYDE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

Says the Dade County Advocate;
Democracy isputting on her fighting
clothes. Besides being clothed In the
armor Of splendid principles, she will
carry in her right hand flaming
sword oflaw enforcement. III Il no
tims for loyal democrats 70 hold
back, but all should join the great
forward movement 70 cd in the
graf and enduring victory.