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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-28

Ladies' summer underwear sc up
Kibbens.
". 81. Plunkett, Of Butler, is a new
bscriber to The TINES.
Giesecke pillow shoes at McKibbens.
The blackberry crop this year is
ing to be a big one.
Largest selection Of room size
6gs-McKibbens.
George Utley, on Route No. 8.
ders The TIMES to his address.
I. K. Lisle sends THE TINES to his
= b hew, Henry Lisle, at Ford, KY.
Nv. J. Morrison, on Route No. 8,
Is q pleasant caller and favored US
th q renewal.
More new laces and embroideries-
EKibbens.
bur old friend j. A. Wear, with
nnett- Wheeler Mer. Co., iavors Us
bstantially.
Elk Sheriff Chas. s. Ewin iavors US
th renewal for B. W. Kelley, OF
Insas City, Mo.
P. Jewett orders THE TINES
Fred W. Jewett, q. s. s., care New
X postofice.
lew styles in ladies oxiords-Mc-
bbens.
Y. d. Nelson, a Observation-Disclosures
Route No. 2, Adrian, has his
ne enrolled for The TIMES.
drs. A. E. Settle, through her SON.
law, N. T. Duncan, has her dates
ahead for another year.
The big rains the past week has
IA . stimulating effect on the
badows, and now a good hay
kfvest is expected.
Batss has the promise Of q big
RI crop, which puts q smile on the
s. Of our farmer. It makes the
~ man feel good also.
y. Smith, nominee for Recorder,
4 Dan T. Embree, nominee for cir
3 clerk, we're in Butler Saturday
q favored Us pleasantly.
Nh. W. N. Mills and daughter
= Nora, came over from Foster
kst Of the week to visit relatives
&isnds for 8 few days.
~ Zrsleaxt and Miss Will
~ 4 R5eh Hnl we're married
y q BIZ Office In th
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-28

Oats cutting is the next thing on
tap with the farmer and then comes
hay harvest.
Judge Graves came in from Jeffer-
SOM City Saturday evening and spent
Sunday wish his family.
lack Patterson, private stenog-
rsphef and clerk for supreme Judge
Graves, came home from Jefferson
City Saturday night to spend a few
days.
The wind storm last Friday did
some damage TO the apple crop by
blowing the FRUIT of the trees. In
DIR. Boulware's orchard in Lone Oak
township good many bushels were
threshed of the trees by the high
wind.
Mrs. C, D. Garrison was 10 Butler
Thursday and Friday on business
connected with the settlement OF her
late husbands estate. He left fine
farm OF 240 acres near Worland, and
we understand he left a will giving
all bis property to the widow. Their
oaly child died about ten years ago
Louis Deffenbaugh will accept the
thanks OF The TINES force for a mess
OF delicious raspberries OF his own
raising. Those with which he favor
ed US we're OF two varieties, Cardinal
and Brandywine, were large, plump
and OF delicious flavor. Louis
Is making a decided success in grow.
ing small fruits.
Lucien Baskerville left the last oil
the week for Ration, New Mexico,
where he will spend the summer. Mr.
Baskerville is q learned young law
yer, a graduate OF the Law Dept
State University, and he may find a
location that suits him and conclude
to stay in the southwest where the
possibilities for brainy young men
are boundless.
The agent at the depot on Mon
day morning was attracted to q
refrigerator car by the kicking on
the door from the inside. When
opened up a tramp was discovered
who claimed to have been locked up
for three days without food or drink
He said he was locked In at Sedalia
and had been unable to attract at
tention. He was given q square
meal and started on his way.
The Kansas City papers have re.
Gently been very fattering in their
notices OF Police Judge e. Try Kyle
who was formerly farmer boy O
Bates county, who has an origina
way Of summing up case and be
slowing even and exactjustice. Last
week Henry Thurman, an old neigh.
Dor Of the Judges was brought be.
fore his court charged with being In
a gang that attacked a laborer. Al.
ter hearing the evidence the Judge
said: "Thlsiss case where every body
works but father. Well, you say
your folks live In Bates county near
Hume. I'm going to fine you 800
and give you until six o'clock to.
night to get out OF town. They need
men down there to work on theisrm,
Don't let the sun 60 down on you
here"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-28

Mrs. c. A. Emerson entertained
Mrs. Robt. Deacon, Mrs. 7. ]. Day
and Mrs. j. ". Morris at g house
party last week. The ladies return
ed home Saturday.
S. a. Ray. manager Of the Farmers
Lumber Company at Adrian, was in
Butler Wednesday on business and
favored us. Mr.. Rays family are
now visiting relatives and friends
back at their old home in Illinois.
Charley Beard ran Tor sheriff in
1900 on the populist ticket. The
Republican nominee was George Me-
Lsughlin. Probably Beard couldn't
be charged with contributing to Nc.
Lsughlin's defeat, as Joe Smith had
a majority over both, but certainly
he didn't help the Republican nomi-
nee by running against him. Beard
got 4S2 votes, Mclaughlin 2,Sl3
and Smith 1880.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-28


on Monday evening, July End. Miss
Hyatt is recent graduate OF the
Warrensburg Conservatory OF Music
and Is a talented young musician.
The public will be given an excellent
musical treat. Admission 10 cents.
Postofiice Inspector Martin passed
through Butler bound for Pleasant
Gap to investigate the reported
breaking into the postoffice In that
village by Brown and Vogt last Sat
urday night. That hilarious drunk
may prove very costly to those two
parties before they are through with
it, as they will have to answer to
both the State and United States
authorities. The day Of the "bad
man" lie passed in the west and when
hoodlums attempt to emulate him
they are sure to come to grief,
E. N. Jones, an old citizen OF Bat,
county, now living In Elkhart town
ship, was In Tuesday and favored us,
making the 25th year he has paid
for The TIMES MIR. Jones was with
Pap. Price during the first OF the un.
pleasantness between the states and
then was with Pembleton at the siege
OF vicksburg In General F. M. Cock
rell's division. He attended the I'M
yelling OF the confederate monument
at Higginsvllle on the Bird OF June
and met number OF his old COM
rades-in. arms. The monument, which
cost s., 900, Is located close to the
Elk. Confederate Home.
Recorder T. K. Lisle returned Sun.
day evening from his visit to his old
home at Richmond, KY. He said he
met and enjoyed visits with hundreds
OF his old friends, and the old family
darkies fairly dissected him and pass
ed the pieces around,-that is, from
81 to 80 per head. He met George
Phelps and Claud Walton and their
families, who asked all about their
Butler and Bates county friends. He
enjoyed every minute OF his stay.
He said one thing that impressed him
was the hills had grown bigger and
the rivers and creeks smaller.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05
MA PRODEJ
Lacine PClsmky ' Charles Mix County

I,n akru yystavrua fama. mil ~'y"rit" n
mill yapaduG 81 al, Au,Ir>. ~ aLru Iol, yu>
tstni u@kna Iuka'a ra~tNisi". rakrka ""la
fnrma nhrai"na plutrm. r"kni Sahrada w.
tavnusii malt rrny u-imrn- .i,,o. Tatn r''kua
farma :" prudi ~ s..f".ni pakli s" m+Ldr cho-
pi pt.I.tito,ti q kuuIi u hu"d.
~, akru tarma l-y vJ,iayuo,'i. mil" -"v"ru-
yipadnG ~ Lax. Andes. ~ akru Tsnli lnni
uahr~hovanGhu. kirm tent" ma krisnuu
Iz,lohu Iahuouri \ s.vctu dpk alrm kat'i's-
mu. b" u-ni irIr,.hn pnyrmku ok"li '"ua
tEtn Tarmy "a Eu,ILy tas i,',i siiSo
~ ak ia miIr lime ud Lake And",, s"u-'ih'i
,bgvaiTmi u,ahnil,y TShor,l tmt. lana Ma
rhafGa, Martina nurEra. = Maria Fuk-' 80
akru poll C"ua IN kra,Lt tas ir.t s!in
I,0 akru farina i'"r Vr>,a'no,ii = rnli. : NIL
Hlna a rnin Sapadu" 81 wagn"r. is'llii"
E,.,kSrh o>ahniku. Iu>nfa ~uukupa !. Rua-
era N"ui 4 ra~nrisl rnrcmku ant kul"m
Tabnra urgii j. t"niu Cruh $1,000 Tea
t>m. u.hnini ysiti 49, vimcn" - t.ntu Isny''-
MEX j,tI-u lriu hiiks Tahurs, ktrr6mu =
snastrh u>adniku. b'ut Via>,ui TruSe jcdrn
kIrin hy -, Sdaiu ~ ma maln Int.mku a
nrni mu untno nr prisuupiu v"dl". tomu
n, ,kyia tiiEa pril"iitust I-'ni"ct II irlTr ku
dyom kloimnnt.
Mpms insiS yicr roycmku va pfo'icj okre-
- CharIe, Mix. - dyl>i pudrnhno>,i Haste
su WAGNER BnkIRl, Tabor, S. z.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05

NGkteii fa'mefi isou tpho nahlc
du ~ iia jSmc fcstali tiSknout
obalky. rapiry. NSak tomu TAX
ncni My doposul tisknem vSe Y
oboru tiskafstvi, II jcn Gckdme IN
obicdnavky. Iadnf Sc ncmusi III,
zat zdali icStG tiskncm papiry II
ubalky. .Icn nccht zaSlc nam
svou obicdnavku. II neho nam Ia
SdGli. ~ Potfcbuic Ia neb Ia, n my
no zaSobimc iFcha I'M 999 let.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05
Odjezd a Priced VIak0
Ma ZApAD
DoMAcf ZPRAvY.

RI. vojty Hetmana byla ncmo' =
IA tento ttder.
Eda RySavy della klcrka o5cho
10 A. J. Novaka.
Velp. LeheGka lynda byI
kde We stfedu.
Volt. Herman byl v Iankton '
Pcudeli.
J. 4. Dvofik byl v Tyndall IN
obchodem v pondeli.
FIR. Sislcr z Tyndall byl zdc IN
Of chodem V ttery.
T. ". Ptak y Tyndall byl zde v
dtcrS IA obchod ( zalezitosti.
II. J. Wurtzo, 4 2 Tyndall d Ella
gle navstevou u rfiitel II zndnnfch
VINO tyuen.
Frank Novrk, jak So nam sdt-
luje, obdrzel Dlisto V lumbr yardu
ve Wagne".
Do donacnosti manzclu Steve
DufkovSch pfinesla vrana klucinu
minuly ctvrtek.
SleGua Elsa Rossova lankton
oyla zdi ndvstevou II matliy II ba-
Oitky Chrome.
Josef Rczac Josef Hupka byli
Y Avon IN obchodni zalezitOsti V
ondsli.
ri. j +. HordGka IA syn Bcnik
oyli v ~ ndall ia nav;teve minu'
y tSdcn.
Jakub Busta, jcnz zdc del Ia
heiaky cas- tdjel do Millbank We
sttebu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05

Soukup bratfi ztrati / pekn6ho
kone ktery dostal otravu krve n
muscl blt zastfelcn.
Trinerovo hofke vino prodayaii
hostinsti IlrLSka n Trunec % 75c
kvartovou Iahcv.
Jan MatuSka. Vaclav Wagner a
X. X. Mkt byli v Uticc Gtery.
Ncz je tam Jannv 'branko'.
V domacnosti manhelG Josef Du
ffkovfch ptiby ] ptirGstek We stfe-
du, mala dceruska. Gratuluicm
JoSefe.
V. =. pctfik syn Josef st6ho.
vail naoytck 4 n pill mile cd Lake
Andes V Gterf kdch vIustni Josef
farmu.
III. NJ. Melmrova byla v Avon
pond6li II pronaimula tam dun.
Pf.st6hujou Sc tam nekdy ia dru'
hf tFden.
Josef RczaG 81 koupit BRUSH
novou touchaGku. DivokG busy
ii nyui budou keJhat starou notou
''zle matiGko re.
Josef RezcG 81 koupil 2 BRUSH
nuyou bouchaGku tento tSden.
DiyokG busy 81 nyni budou kejhat
st.rou notou "zle matiGko Gle.
V. :. Pctfik n syn Josef ode
do Lake ADDE'S ,ltery, kdcz ma
Josef farmu vide anou "a mile
oil mGsta. Josef sc tam odstehuje.
MuI hUch naSel pUndci pcnize.
Kdu jc htraIII nrcnr 81 prih'asi niue
IA Ialur Il pu ziplaccni leVo ULnan.Iy
icn ,,lslauc. \aCIay liakl.
Vaclav KuliS pFisel k bolestn6-
mu zranGni na ruce minulf tyden
kovarn6, zaraziv 81 hfebiK do
ruky. DIR. Biizek ranu osetfll.
Franta Obr, jenz PRAGUE v ko'
varne Skorpik Kulis byl zranen
IA oku vylitnuvsi jiskrou od Ae G.
IN, vsak oko tim neo> 10 znieeno n
hoji -.
Pi. b ahova ie povazliN6 nemot
nj po nSJaky Gas. V titery sc jejI
STAY zhorsit TAX BE 81 ptaa kneze.
DR.. Blizek vsak vyslovil nad6Jl ~
vstanc.
Jan Sip, zcmtcl v lynda | v pa'
TEX rano mIinulcho tydne We star
26 rokG. Pohteb sc odoyval v ne
deli ma narodni hfDitov severne %
II. nda |.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05
Old ManI Customs.

The Isle 81 Mans dccmstcrs-thc
ManN High Court judgcs-ar" siIll
sworn. ~ they have been for hun.
drcds ~ years. hy thS following curl
aus oath: "Ry this hook and the con
'cnts thereof. aud hy IN" wonderful
wrought In the heaven above md IN
the earth beneath I'm six days and
seven nights. I do swear that will
" thout respect or favor or friendship.
loss ar gain. consangulnlty or affinity.
envy ar malice. eXecut" IN" laws ~
this isle Justly between party aud
party ms indIfrerontly as the herring
backbone doth lIe In the midst ~ tho
fish. So help me God and the con
tents 81 this book"
very woman. .ow. ar spinSicr. IN
o." Isl" ~ Man. whether size II"
owner. "ccuplpr. or even lodgcr. eu
joys the franchise for the Mann
House ~ Keys elections Every Will
ow enjoys hair of her husbands per.
snnnl estate and has n life interest IN
his real estate. and she cannot he de-.
privcd or this ny will Her written
consent must he obtained to all trans
f"rS and deeds affecting her husbands
property. I'm the other hand. no mar.
ricd woman can legally own IN her
own right either money nor property
IN the Isle ~ Man: she can have 10
s'pnrai" estate unless specially pro.
terteh before marriage. She can
make no will without the consent OF
her husband.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05
hkEDlE ZkBlL YLKA,

Kdyz d6lal svou pravidclnou
objizdku postou vcnkovem, u
zfcl Andy Cole velkGho v ka iak
sc skrfva We stohu voitGSky. An
dy obyGcinG vozi ssehcu pusku n
proto lined namifil IN vyGnivaiici
nos a usi stfelil. Nlk Sc ne RI
ne uhnul NELL Stfe'cc nabll o
druh6 byl liz pryt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05

PravS sem obdrzel velkou zaso-
bu musk Sch u chlapeckfch Stfevi
cG, SatStva "A vtpravniho zbozi pro
pany chlapcc. Mann tcz destni
kabaty damskG muzSkC
Bcru nfni IA zbozi vcicc, n BIT
du tcz davat Gipy. Kdo 10y pfi-
neSl vice vajec nczli chcc zbozi do
platim sChodek Gipaua. Mam tcz
n6ko tx zbyifch zimnich oblckG
icnz pujdou ~ polUviGni cenu.
Chccte'i uScttit penizc navStivte
mni zavod. Josef Hal II.
Anton Krovoaa. Josef Svdra n
AlulS Welil Cdjcli do Stanley Go.
ve Gtvrtek I'M jeiich klejmi.
Tomas J Wagner odiel do Les.
terville v Sobotu, hdcz Setrvd pc
dobu asi jednoho roku. Pfevez
me misto Olaf Olsona pfi Lester.
villsk6 bance kterr odiel ma svGj
klein We Stanley okresu.
Louis Novotny pohrcSuje jednu
81 I'M ktcra mu odcGhla asi lfed
dvouma tFdny, ie 6erna n vazi asi
$50 liter. OdmGna tomu KIDD i
witt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05
VAttM gNIHY.

Mate-li donna stare knihy, bud
to modlitcbni ncbo kterG potfcbu-
jou move desky, pfineste ie nam
K vazani. RovnGi vdzcm sesity
rUmabn do kaihy IN ccny mirnG.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05

V htcrF veGcr oGbFvala So zaba.
va sini Blazka n Hacick6ho We
kterG Sc okazovali pohybliv6 q.
bray. Dosti velkF poGet lidi Sc
sesel n vSem so produkCe libila.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05

Ztratil 81 pes, bily zlItS fIeko-
vany, rok starF. Posledn6 widen
pred ) tydny. Kdo icj ma necht'
jcj vrati II y 81 uSctfiI nepfiiemn6
mas edky. V. ). Petfik Tabor
> ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05

Jak jsme Sc dvzv6-G j, oni diva
,askafi, jenz by chyccni sem pfi-
vedeni pred tydnem, jSou t6z he
DAM V Sioux City pro n6jakg kri-
minalni kousek ostatni tfi budou
muset byt pustGni na svobodu ne
bot &c jim ME ncmuze dokazat
Vsech ! ct jsou We vezei V Tyndall
doposud.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05

Ant. J. Novak prodavd inkuba.
tory, oddSlovaGc smctany. krmcni
pro drnIri; pax kupujc smetanu,
veice aivou drnbea. Pan Novak
o'slouai kaabGho svGdomit6 We
SVEN oboru.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05

NJ. ID. Gardner v Bon llommc
proda IN sv6 { rmG vrSkery dohy
TEX, a farmerskc nacini, We vetci.
ne drazbs, Y Gtcry dine lOho dub.
na, 1906, scstavaiici 20 40 kuSu
reg. kratko rohych dobytGnt; ~
kusG tclat n blGku, II kohG II -
kusG jinGho dooytka. Ma ten den
budou dovazct uGastniky na misto
IN sniiene ccny.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05
ILBll vlKA S ELACSEM.

Mattel Merkvan V Gtery mel 10
st6sti, ~ zabil v.ka asi mil W.
chodnG od mGsta klackem. wi
del no I'M pr6rii u lhned sc IN MIN
pustil ma koni MAZE klacek jeiinou
To zbran. Nlk uhan6l ale po chvii
ce Sc nayolil utikani n postavil So
ma odpor. Mattel, uzndvaie, ~
kdyz Sc nGkdo dd mn voinu musi
bojovut, seskoGil 5 kon6 II IN vlka
Sc vrhnul. 70 kratkGm zdpaSc
yIk lezel utlu6en ma zcmi a Mat6j
CO vitGz stall vedle mel. PrF kuii
proda ancbo 81 il ia vycdat ma n
matkn.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-05

Jos Mclichar ma na SvG iarmG
diva mandatory, RtcfG mu vyscd, =
Ii "15O kufat. Josef radosti mad
timto nadGlenim StGStGni ii daI ,ho
lit plnovoms.
Stavitcl Pullman z I.c tervi L.
hyl zde We stfcdu IN obrhodni zilc
zitosti. Ma mi mnoho stavrh l.
udGIani Y Tyndall talk &c bude nit
90 d6lat GO 4 lcto.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
BY Albert .. Beverldge.
Senator I rom Indiana.

remember most distinctly the
Fourth Of July. 1876. was "a years
old, and was the boss OF logging
gang near Springfield. nl
There gas no work on che Fourth
and was sent 20 town In charge of
ten or a dozen men who we're beni on
celebrating. I was charged with inc
responsibility Of keeping the sana to-
gother, and getting thom hack 90 The
camp on the following day.
Ono reason. no doubt. why ! was
chosen for this task was that ! WAS
a. ! still ANA toetotaller. That was
q memorable day. II was a day full
81 care full Of responsibility. And
eventually the gang we've full OF other
things, and showed a decided lack Of
care. and absence Of responsibility.
hnd foFetaste. then, of what Il mems
20 handle a statehood bill OF course
that affalr only lasted day. while
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Almost ire entire cement supply IN the United
States WIN be ia way 70 San Francisco IN few
months q "a computed that On short time that city
VIII BE- usns day in rebuilding than
a Be states Of TIE uaIoa we're aslus q decade ego.
of che large construction concerns Of San Fran
cisco has engaged 1909 barrels Of cement day % BE
delivered August later Ia the year is expected
n.ai ihe demand VIII BE- such that the same arm VIII
have % 10000 barrels day or about seventy car
leads This cement win BE- needed m the erection Of
about s5ooopo0 worth % buildings
q q impossible for tho cement manufacturers on
TIE coast % supply lhe demand a y tho oomcn. man-
uiaeiufed there Is consumed under normal c8ndi-
tons Csment win have % be imported from abroad
a areo aeE of ships De- the aay 20 San FRAN
cleo lrom ports 70 Japan Relgium Australia gngland
pefmnny ana tha Hawaiian Islands. Even abroad the
supply % heias called upon 20 is fullest eaent. and
large orders Tally being placed By cable
Eastern capital is Interested Ia the situation. and
rnme uf the harvest capitalists have seni men out
P.uapeciine expeditions 20 u some OF the
terals can bni be located. a cement quarry az the
pfepeni fme would Zee almost valuable ar a gold
mine. and che and enthusiasm attend
he search ior g as that Tor the yellow metal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
THIRTY CENTS MADE
my BIGGEST FOURTH


Perhaps no other Fourth Of July IS
go indelhdy Fixed in ms memory as
the one in 1851 the dfst year III The
Civil War. when was M ms SIN year
I have had aud spent much grtataf
sums OF money On many Independence
Days since that time. bat have never
felt 80 rich as DID on that Gag. With
a0 cents IN my pocket. which was an
nay oAn. because hnd earned 81. hy
hard work and plenty of lt and had
after long and careful dclihefailon. de-
ciuod in anund every cent of b ceio-
hraiius Thar particular Fourth 90 1uiy
living up1A a rev farm in Iowa.
With q large nmily OF children to feed
clufhc and educate, my father had
very Nitic money for himself of bis
children iu spend ON anything hui me-
huresi necessities ol iife he had
PROMISED me. however. that ii wuuid
puIi che weeds from large patch of
potatoes be would give mc 90 cents
with which % celebrate the c0mlnR
Fourth OF July ! put in several eays
at the work. and had q completed be-
fore The eveniiu day. and then waited
Tor pef day 90 come
ln those days and in that kew cnnn-
tfy. a Fourth of July was the occasion
for a general gathering OF everybody
IN che country for miles around in
some nearby village Or ai some -four
corners. Everybody turned out men
women and taildreR. and made the
days b eenorai picnic. each family
carrying their own lunch basket
On that occaslou go not receive my
90 cents units after / mad reached lBe
picnic Grounds hpt when 70 was safely
pa nay pocket ! felt that ! was liter
ally rolling Ga wealth. ana that my
money was absolutely inoxhausiihie.
7 proceeded therefore. 10 patrunlse the
vendors ol tee cream. soda water aud
lemonade, and then. and most lmpor
t9ui ~ all Invested the remainder of
my entire fortune in arecrackcfs
which hred OF al intervals during
The day. all the time imaglnlna was
having the time OF my lfe-and %
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statehood Legislation lasts neverni
Year,.
nut the vagaFies 90 iho human mind
and tine unexpeotfdness Of events ia
general we're impressed upon my
Youthful mind. Did they got away
from me7 | am compelled % admit
that they did nut ! shall always re-
member that Fourth.
Another Fourth that stands out from
rhe rest q that Of 1889. Il stands Out
because Il was so different IN every
way. had been elected United
States senator. ] was taking a trip
around the world Our ship had arr
rived a NagaRnki. where VS. we're de-
tanned and put IN quarantine for eight
days. We spent the Fourth 10 GUAR
enline. Once more I made q speech.
this time TO m audience composed Of
soldiers sad sailors, while The settling
was the harbor ~ u foreign seaport
and the deck OF an ocean going steam
ship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
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The Citizen gave Yesterday article from the nos-
,on Globe on the admission 81 the Indians IN Oklahoma
ana Indian territory statehood citizenship Is
very able article and any reader on The Citizen who
may have skipped Il Is requested 50 back and read
carefully for ia u several lessons which the people
of New Mexico and Arizona win DO well 10 take heart
The first 60 that the two southern territories were
mo less opposed 20 iolnture than the southwest
orn territories. Way then. dd they cease 20 nght
against thar iolnture9 Why did they embrace II so
heartily q not demanded that ionturo should
be submitted for ratification by peopef The answer
a plain any whose reason IA encrustea by the
thick shell Of personal gain. They saw plainly that 81
vas Joint statehood none az ali They that the
whole country east 81 the Mississippi unalseraby OBJ
posed 20 tho multiplication Of states 81 the Mis-
sisspbl regardless Of politics the rights OF the sec-
lions affected So rather than remain territories nde
lnltely. Oklahoma and Indian territory accepted each
other life partners
Another lesson s that there Ia a greater diaeronce
between the whites and Indians In she proposed Of
Oklahoma than there Is between ne ao-caed Americans
ana the so-caod Mexicans ia the proposed OF Ar
IONA But so great the blessings OF statehood and
sure is the alternative OF long continued toFrtorhIsm
with s iuseparabe evils and disadvantage that the
two southern territories accepted Joint statehood Joyful
ly How unuteraby sonseiess then. will Il be- for the
two southwestern territories % reject statehood az tho
command OF few corporations whose financial interests
viii be- advanced hy territorial continuance? Arizona
has no more show for single statehood az any time 10
the future than Indian territory would have dd che
refuse joint statehood The part o. wisdom g. there
fore Tor a who desire statehood In their lifetime or
Thar ~ their children, 90 accept ioiuiuro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

The Fourth Of July that is grean-
est To- my memory was when ! was
10 years old / was the proud owner
of a pair Of goats, harness and small
wagon Tho outht was the pride %
myself and companions, but q nuia'
ance 90 a certain a0~calied exclusive
neiEhlorhood. the residents of which
had some serious objections % smells
That 80 with the goat family.
Someone whom ! suspect 10 these
later days 10 have been q grown up,
threw a bunch % iirocrackere into ny
lltile rlg aa II stood Ia front 81 che
house. The result Waa a terrshlo fun-
awpy and smaahup IN which one %