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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15

THE HALL OF FAME.

DR.. Wilfred T. Grenfell, the medical
missionary who founded and conducts
the Labrador deep sea mission, has
been created a companion of the Order
of st. Michael and st. George by King
Edward.
fish chemist, was recently honored by
the Chemists club Of New York with a
medal commemorative of his valuable
discoveries of the commercial products
of coal tar
James N. Arnold has been telling the
Rhode Island Historical association
that Roger Williams was dishonest and
that the records show it to have been
William Coddington and his party who
landed first at Newport.
James T. McDermott, who defeated
Charles s. Wharton for congress in the
Fourth Illinois district, has been trying
for the honor for twenty years. He be-
gan his career as messenger boy and
later as telegraph operator.
The late Judge Gary of Chicago is
said to have been one Of those old
fashioned men who helped their wives
with the homework and every morn
ing at o'clock appeared at the front
windows in their nightgowns to raise
the curtains.
DR.. James L. Simonds, one of the
oldest dentists in the country, who has
just died at Dorchester, Mass. was the
first dentist to use ether after it's dis
cOvery. He also claimed the distinc-
ton Of having been the discoverer Of
the porcelain tooth.
Brigadier General Stephen P. Joce-
Ign, the new commandant of the de-
partment Of Columbia, is a we'll known
civil war veteran and Indian fighter.
General Jocelyn is the only man now
on the active list who received brevet
for gallantry in action.
Pedro Alvarado. the young owner Of
the Palmillo mine in Mexico, whose
wealth is said to be in the hundred
millions, announces public beQuest Of
$10,OOO.OO0 to the poor Mexicans to
build them homes, educate their chill
dren and give them land upon which
they can cultivate crops.
The late Colonel Saunderson, member
of parliament from England, once
caused storm of dissent and cries
of "Withdraww and "Shamew by say
ing that he wished Mr. Gladstone in a
higher sphere When the Interrupt
tons had ceased the colonel blandly
explained that he referred not to heav-
en-. but to the house of lords.
Lord Kitchener's father. who was
rather Spartan parent. was also a
soldier. but in Ireland he turned his
attention to breeding pigs as a source
Of income. Kitchener and his brother
had to drive the pigs to market. They
were sent off without breakfast and
had to do without that meal on their
return if their pigs remained unsold.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
Letter 4 LOSER At ROULETTE
Former Chicago Wheat PIunger Re-
ported to Have Lost $133, 900
Gambling in Havana.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-By the re
turn of six well-knOwn gamblers to
Broadway, loudly declaiming against
Frank Burbridge and his Cuban club
at Havana, there is revealed a story
of a loss of 100000 at roulette by
Joseph Letter in the establishment OF
Burbridge.
Owen C. Parr, who for more than a
year was Burbridge's manager, con
firmed the loss of Mr.. Letter, for he
officiated at the roulette wheel when
the young man who once tried to cor
ner wheat had his unfortunate encoun-
ter.
He tells also of a private reception
to member of the wealthiest land
owning family in America, and a we'll
known American actress The out
come of this was not so fortunate for
the gamblers. for after losing 500, the
landowner withdrew, grumbling loud
ly at his fate.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15

Returns per capita to population
$199.
Flour manufacture, 100000 bar
rels;, $15,OOO,0OO.
Lumber exports, foreign, 2S5,0OO, OO(
feet.
Lumber shipments, coastwise, 800.
100000 feet.
Rail shipments, east, 1,25O,0OO, O0(
feet.
Single shipments by rail, 1000. 900.
OOO
Cars. lumber and shingles shipped
1Oa. 900.
Flour exports, 3.544.524 barrels;
value. $S,6O1, 431.
Foreign wheat shipments. S.97S,953
bushels.
Foreign exports. 1906, s4s,S1O,315;
1896, -s9.S79,O5O.
Direct foreign imports. $1S.919,714.
Foreign commerce, 1906, $62, $50, O29;
1896. $13,667,47S.
Vessels entered, foreign, 1,945; ton.
mage. 1,516,647.
Clearances, foreign, 1880; tonnage
1,610,354.
Population of Washington, 1000 600
Population in 1900, SIS, 1O3; 1880, 49,.
116.
Railways in state, 1900 miles.
Total assessed property valuation,
$500, 2O9,8S2.
Cotton exports, 1922 bales; 81,
727,429.
Cotton manufactures, value, $685.
1O3.
Standing timber in the state, 1885,.
900. OvO,O
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
GETTING READY FOR
THE FlATHEAD OPENING

The Official pats of 46 townships of
the Flathead Indian reservation, COM
pleted about year ago, have been
received at the Missoula land Office
from Surveyor General J. F. Cone.
The maps are open to public inspec-
Ion. OF course no filings on the lands
represented on these plats can be re-
ceived until the reservation is thrown
open to settlement, which will not be
until after the allotment and classifi-
cation work has been completed.
The plats represent about four-fifths
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15

of the reservation, this portion holm.
included in the Missoula land or
district. The other fifth is in the die
trict of the Kalispell land Office ond
it is presumed the plats of survey Of
that territory have been sent to KoI
ispell. The reservation land included
in this latter district surrounds Flat.
head lake, in the north end of the res
ervation.
The various settlements. streams
etc., are shown on the maps. which
make them quite interesting. By look.
ing them over one can gain consider.
able information regarding the reser.
walton country, and no doubt MANY
persons will desire to inspect them
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
Statistics Compiled By The West
Coast Trade.
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN PRODUCTS
WASHINGTON Is SHOWN TO HAVE
HAD A MOST PROSPEROUS
YEAR.

Here are some interesting statistic:
of the state of Washington for the
year 1906. compiled by the West Coas
Trade.
Wheat crop, 1906, $4,000, 900 bushels
value, $19,OOO,OOO.
Other grains, 100000 bushels
value, 100000.
Hay and forage product, $4,000, 900
Fruit yield, $12,5OO,OOO.
Hop crop, $4,000 bales; value, 81,
100000.
Dairy and creamery output, $500,
900.
Aggregate value of farm products
SIS, 100000
Lumber cut. 4,25O, 900 900 feet; value
$50, 100000.
Single output, 9,OOO,OOO,OOO; value
SIT 100000.
Total lumber, shingles and manufac
turers' products, $1OO,OO0,00O.
Salmon pack, 467,042 cases; value
s., 1907, 800.
Total fisheries products, $7,175,614
Coal mined, 100000 tons; value
$11 ,4OO,C 900.
Farm, forest, fish and mine products
$19S,375,614.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
COREY TO Bu|lD i MANSION
Cost More Than $4,000, 900 for
Future Bride.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Perry Belmont
has sold for 100000, it is reported, a
plot of ground at the northeast corner
of Fifth avenue and Ninety-second
street The purchaser is said to be
William Ellis Corey, president of the
steel trust. who soon is to marry Ma
belle Gilman. The report is that Co.
rey intends to build for his future
bride. a magnificent home that will
eclipse the $4,000, 900 palace of Charles
NJ Schwab, former president of the
steel trust. on Riverside drive.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
Wise Counsel From the South.

Il want to give some valuable ad-
vice to those who suffer with lame back
and kidney trouble" says ]. R.
Blankenship, of Beck, Tenn. Il have
proved to an absolute certainty that
Electric Bitters will positively cure
this distressing condition. The first
bottle gave me great relief and after
taking few more bottles, l was COM
pletey cured; so completely that it be-
comes pleasure to recommend this
great remedy" Sold under guarantee at
f. L. Smalley's drug store. Price soc.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
IS PRIZE FAT BOY.
Moran, a Negro, Only 10 Years Old,
Weighs 625 Pounds.

APPLETON, Wis, Jan. 15.-Frant-
ney Koran, an 1S-year-old negro, born
in Chicago. who is spending the win
ter in this city, is believed to be the
heaviest man in Wisconsin, if not in
the northwest, balancing the scales
at 625 pounds.
Koran can walk only by shifting the
weight of the upper part of his body
from side to side as lift to that
limb. Five feet five in height he is
well prOportioned, and has a broad
pair of shoulders, while his girth re-
minds one of great hogshead barrel.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
PiTh AND POINT.

Don't expect a square deal If you are
not q square man.
Lots of men are failures because they
never attempt anything.
A little learning often makes a man
unit company for himself.
A man who goes back on his friends
seldom gets a chance to come back.
Fortunate is the man who knows
how big a fool he can be without try.
ing.
People seldom try to discourage you,
fads as long as you are willing b.
spend good money on them.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
Former Assistant Secretary Of
State Under Charges.
SAY he USED POSITION TO GRAFT
WHILE REPRESENTING THE
UNITED STATES HE TOOK
FEE FROM OTHER SIDE

WASHINGTON, D. c., JAN 10
Herbert Pierce, United States minis
ter to Norway, is charged with using
his former office Of assistant secre-
tary of state for his personal gain
by Prof Elliott Cleveland, a former
ment.
1t is charged before the committee on
ways and means that while Pierce was
United States representative before
The Hague conference in settlement
of claims growing out of the seizure
of a vessel by Russia, he also repre-
sented the owners of the boat
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
TEDDY IS AFTER GuGeEAHHM
President Said to Have Started Inves-
tigation Of the Big Colorado
Smelter Trust.

DENVER, Jan. 15.-Opponents of
Guggenheim, the smelter trust king,
who is almost certain to be elected to
the senate Wednesday, declare Pres.
ident Roosevelt has indirectly entered
the senatorial fight and ordered an in
vestigation of the smelter trust which
is controlled by the Guggenheim
brothers. 1t is claimed the president
does not like the Guggenheim trust af-
filiations.
Indisputable information SAYS an in.
vestigation is in progress.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
ALL THE WORLD

is a stage. and Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment plays a most prominent part. 1t
has no superior for Rheumatism, stiff
joints. cuts. sprains, and all pains. Buy
it, try it and you will always use It,
Anybody who has used Billiards. Snow
Liniment is a living proof Of what II
does. Buy trial bottle. Csc, soc and
800, at A. B. Shelton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
Texas Approves President.

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 15-The house
today unanimously adopted a resolu-
ton endorsing President Roosevelt's
dismissal of negro troops.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15

DR.. j. F. Boyle. rooms 21s-214 Ran
som building has changed his Office
phone nun.oer to Main 594.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-15
WALKS INTO A CELL.
Queer Adventure of a SomnambuIist
Who Goes Out StrolIinu.

WINSTED, Conn, Jan. 15,-John
Quigley. reputable person, walks in
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-15
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OCAk,SJOR/ES
TfowhrldEM;tg:E t the iieweiteeGt.. ed9

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,T9 ypp5ykaMbs dss4q d lszl & aEldbbelanadd'
1Mee Elt WE 3 party iiqffu llqo cato'ryss
iueSHdAaayyIboog IS gntsd e1edt AZ
X. Valentines 81 alpkihdss'aBta Me-
eNmara's Book .Stofe:?ta9 ylas
oil, M4 lESa5s S1 + ~; y, ih nn llsadi
pon l21N, & 55749@ M 10 !:
EJsP b%iGampbelI,i ofsIBboo,n,
teldyfN iii thcf City the,
fiji strof5the week. yawa 5now yb'
WooH. eWo6aT N6as cahrrc titt5
of w96oood!!i D6HUho Il Son. 5sed'9
z Mrs. G. N. Fallon and Miss Miss
nhamal are visiting their par.
enkdna0nlhhiH tRfs MeaKsT III
Oil Meal ST. E p bappsh hundred
pounds. Donoho HlSUM snisrT
ALBEIT RiamaseIlli,
W ainatowhi9he>fopalpa part ofthbj
E week. beor eedaGvIlM edt 10 IL
+ Woods ~aWood!ulNo,oscarlcsy!
of Mood.ilDonoho& Son! etGmi5
Ibyouewantsa quick h,ncheone
rNpunoan'sbM erchahtswC afee
fMs ain 19 Street sb19e diiw deuot nj to-
Sheet music atdedAced lpriaese
Catalogue free nMMseNeaemssraaIssb
slfillfe tas9tseiIa elI3 10 9ninoqo Of
Ladies are assured of higfhJ;
class treatment and the dafntiest
of luncheeo5nn!sy aat.l thu, Mer.ceSRlaants
Cafg?:DG9jsafdof TO ahH&sDohj 9
F Fe6arsWaeeydid Wedding rGi rings &, Wedding
anniversary aid birthday gifts
see Frowblidges.e bns ND xnq
Foflshortsofdefme try, the
MendhantsmOdt
street, its thelpppularplaeee Of
pHFF5ttESiser cd nao doidw ,noisa
IscKcufgdiin BUminutes With
w ooa6ord'so Sanitary Lotion
Never fails. a16oldI by lG.enD.d
MaNttaessafp, hbruggggiissto rq edt rod
PriYateapaeties1 wishing spec
ial R Orders will 4 BE- served prompt
ly iatthe Merchants Cafe with
ANYTHING madaeeVReaftyJthiihgJ that1
the marKaBBti af6tas.s aRatesAAia are
popular Ff6Sff the reagoHij thatfthsy
are 7fpaso6Haableine sTpy 1the Mef-
chaAfs ga1e aa5n4y GA tif7n1ss9, hight
or day.: we never sleep!!oh u.s.
iaho 5BG5 bsoHUonh 6yGd z
~phas!tAnd8rs8n, ema1iager Of
(thRbiqAhbivne1 Gold gnManing
CompamJjibf Mystic the
t6 bust,
ness mattenBcenadedwith dis
company and'lnciaentaBy1ca call
ingsom Observation-Disclosures cd iou /
/ E4}3sa B 8SSt{ H 81 gf Hh4 as 5 1}tb bBSssaal;'
Sweeney blocks is going ing rapidly,
fS Ss!|s|a8 T. ~ E$bj il g9 ssss5 Afs SEsb
place. The Contract ccaI{ t ffor
the finishing Of this buildin9 sb
thai jjfeH#i VIII be- ready ;fot 36|5
cuRfRRaayr 1bY%S 7ARR1ibb Isl ap q t4 9ss
c %afg 5ay they Ny SaIl Sggrsalgy,
AR5e5Nhp 3D. !! n .v.ssiIne ssd
F0R6ALEaOR RENTiastneer saws
inxilhachipes.jsA ttachmentsfezad
s IsBts By9;ds! sRssii ~ i8f stts1 ,sg
ihkv.o Eeape orders ato MecIin,s'
Real Estate Agency. Z
A. g. JOKES, Solicitor.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-15
Mis-. E:tM. Paa4ffffiish iiisaldanDfNs aaael 3D.
wood

M MI! aid MSRfaSH! GssoarmEsb oR 1a,eg
;gaYeeidaav Valentine bbafty ThhiuHrasd d
fnightto otflRBvf.i
Cases ,efdsBfk8
feveniinag was SPENT Yeryeeplsase
l'a emily playing gt gRAemgYees end end ethez'
|tservag5d cUHaaaiihRgga53f 81, Tid 5S s efssm
and cakelsalh as5veesfsybo ttJ1 #SsgghdKt
AWAY iththeSfs8linesekas Mifrii
and AIRS. sNowneandson ,oyVilR!
E 4 9TH tbs best 0&f entertainers. esIs
gu1A. aElsonj bfxotSwHyM
made the1Us1ok up5aasant tcaDJ
Thursday m9rnin& Mr. Elsepis
/ loc at li} oyer 1RZ1t JXisWahallaadi :
melted With al aAhpaaa1ffaaH.1o If oofnh
last yeeaarr ahhi Hal 1aad Sic 81 "a Ha8
e1op3thasfhsui1tsHdbq no phpqoI
70 ,aeraathiaoysanood ~IyIswIet1a
tl s
die 1humpks1yfh6aes!ss! 9
T. MIS- I..ssHM Ha{| mlpShEr1ey s9 4a5
b ranlead w ed ihsaa1S 4 FISH = iva .
weeks stayy i EOCn OMAHA g and eCChIieo
Gags. iMrr MI .Hump idle 9d 6as n ~
hbih }i inside Pocket #. tho il s plans sg dot'
[thhe9 New Opera Per House 15lt lsa6 88bh bssi 10 10
will present for the consider
alton of the Commercial Club,
kWhsn UtSte' HIS 1be1Aa decided;
,nponsw Itist therefore upIto tina
80 Observation-Disclosures
after the ground, fobthegnsW
play house, shat wall Isuralys bsI
built along ntha,dines sandpcoss
atNs outlined; in the 1UNoMAof two,
weeks y 33ago.d gMtooHnmphrey;
y hen seenIinfAis oAiseniponihis]
return assured otheogUaiDnnlel1
porter that hegwasresdybetske
q good ,blocktipfs steebin 1.-THE
opera Observation-Disclosures
iYYjded that the lochhooapataapti'
81 Rapid CitywoHfdlmakeikDed
and that part ofbthesdaalheerdm|
TO be a sure Observation-Disclosures
investors .araruraady tbleAbsse''q
Mr., HumphreYlT Ibsodly yfes4
mains, thersfos, tosaeaids ,dpn4l
q site, of lMbichs there 1hdd7s6i,
eral 1nns VIEW: 10 noitqeoze edj ID
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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-15

HtaavsCHdoEoNb4Eap
Miss gach M sliddkea 4saf MHsaRa
MAiRtKsliheris hkingIheFhRt6W.
l.. M~asdmroasible oto ths
|smokinB50f AebMovesldntks
EpHHigh& ohnolloIO oM fired2 ztlJc
EI Hhe eorgqno ID eth1 assembly
opmLIhaH nlb4apd axeedawAho
Es6hR1 naN{sopgIboeks hayeb been
ordeEed:I There win be, singing
din the High School every morn
|inenhdoSwFb 40 81 H'fH ~
|se Thspn Indicating sociisstey; hai@
|theiflfrse debate this Tuesday;
Resolved that ufootballjsehoaM
Be abolished from theeoHikh
Schools These eant4aAfazme1
Ben Blair, and Gfaeee sKotSSK.
Those onaothei snygaiggepd wd f,
Henry BehustsrjllW afT6a Il3a-
hart and Hda Beranek. Their
FalHE .-@-~1le NJ sr EH4
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-15

Observation-Disclosures
70 The Agricultural experiment
Station at BrookingsATssasis
Fops OF testing your Sseed corn
|that you may have reiable seed
fthe coming season. 1t costs
|apthingbu the post1 ke Ruaks
Fs4re that you hazas&od ss6d.
FThe followings noteAHose1ths
Experiment st kio5rttE s5fssE
Ft1ry, TsNIRDA 81
Bookings. s. b, J6a zee, GHy
FDtAR S1R:- TAa no 30
b The experimbn s;Aaae${oMB4$aIs
F q has every 3eaf S db4 fka + ID
|TMested q large n9mbernfaa1nphs
~ Fsaeessa@s& farmeYHfWe
v to pake this a strppg fns
g 81 E., + a 81 + 81; ~. u
atidn. Ct a *
III Never before in the history
Of &c state a~ssasaRss#akstlahd
originating power o5seedeom
haaen as low as it i&&h1Arl
4Hhsre '.l b sbRyt a 4 smel4h par aeatot
F9aheeST9 .49yskaa this fan that
Eni. grQK at.au
iii q great deal Of it that does
s $ssss sfs5s e }GE Sci s:kS We;
t89RtI:H the ground. I know that
fl thpsg are the actual conditions.
AthRfexist, but that l maJ{dk
1tAh lfshta to drive the IMPORT
81 it home to eoeh, farnaar.
Nafat to test several MohIahX
!w of seed corm before
&C.. s.;.aall4zQ( a eIg! S.s!k /!
Itfhg&ata we want, as we'll as 20
;heaSfhe farmer NAen.SErr.x
iAsfM, I would s um fns
your a9B9Ahaps4 rgeh loel
als q. yogg jRaY seat oa 81
M9S4etention ia Is forcible a
,mfl or as you 8&db tRs aasMng
,at4keoor cona1Hsp5f Seseacorn
P4hfeaghout the northwest and
fst4t@g that MsJwiArtsat and.et
ipoEpn the Nitality Of gsllI SAN.
FmYaIs SEED ting? 9f1 agT9 sent to ys.
|~VY1Nkernels taken from each of
ahSAundred edfg makes { rood
saiHfA g fof stfeh atast.. sa7si'
OF @ls5B part Of thaacam.
reg to secureoat g0odocnop5an-
tothss III 3D.
Pnee@ no aEsnf1shttpso6hvfnde
|sefasf its valuet to your llo tsc'ssilHt5yI
e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Agronomist.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28
RICH HILL BANK
CLOSES ITS DOORS.
Turned Assets Over to F. & M.
Bank, Which Assumed Liza
biIiiies to Depositors.

The X ch hin tank transferred sui
ficient oil Its assets to secure the de.
positors oy'r so the Farmers and
Msnufac ur.rS Bank 20 that town
t1e last oI tI- se' K aud did not open
its doors on &Op'ay morning. We
are mo med that the deposits
amount o abous Sl34 900. Alarge
lumber 90 note aad other collateral
are still Retained; By he officers ana
directors, which will H., realiz. ID on
tbr nen' ft of The STOCKHOLDERS.
TIL failure u the BATES National
Bank at Bnthr last i,ll, Sith which
the Rich Hill. Bank wss closely allied
: II 'ctthe business o, hatinstitutior
The ''ep ,sits and tpeiuess gradually
trn IN, until IL was -vidnht to the ni.
ic-rs that 1, could mot longer stand
the strain, and they wisely and hon
orahly took the ur-r to rlasa out
while the bank MAS solvent. Such a
course In -" ifir-rS ~ a bank IL
commer'l,hIa Ia the hiyh"ss term
Secretary n Safe Jnha u Swanger,
who had been no;ili-d, was at Rich
Hill anu Consented To the arrange
ment made wish the f. 4 NJ. Bank.
The + 4 VI. Bank Ia left In full pos
session OF the field, which means a
large'tncresse in the business for that
already strong finarc'al institution
W W, Furguson is president and
John W. Jamison, cashier. They
possess the confidence OF the people
OF the south side.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28

l.. W. Lingenielser has his paper
changed from Santa Cara, Cal, Il
Foster, Mo.
C G. Porter orders TIE TINES tc
his address at LAYTON, okla, wher,
he owns q fine farm.
Our old friend Frank Welch, O
Summit, was IN to see Us and had his
dates set ahead.
Chas. H. Rains returned last week
from Phoenix, Ariz where be had
been for his health.
A special SIS 90 buggy TO begiven
away at Mcfarland & Sons. Call
and investigate. 1925
1t is an old saying, 'the less law
you have to govern people, the bet
ter they govern themselves"
]. B. Rice, Democratic committee
man OF Mound township, was q
pleasant caller on Saturday.
Supreme Judge Graves is at home
with his family this week He went
to Kansas City Tuesday on business.
John W. Roseen, Jr., iavors us with
renewal. John Rossen, besides being
q good citizsn, IL one Of the best
plasterers in the state.
Our esteemed young friend Del.
Lutsenhizsr, Of Deep Water township,
was q pleasant caller ON Saturday,
and had bis dates set ahead.
Grandma Black, Who has been seri
ously Ill with pneumonia. at his homo
on Mechanic street., - aRe glad to
learn is convalescent.
W. T. Curtis, Of Gas City, Kan, 10
in the city visiting his dauehtsr. Mrs..
8. NJ. Gates. Mr.. Curtis = 90 ysars
old and is as spry - . man hall that
age.
A. b. Lloyd, q coal shipper at Eos
tar and an old timer In that section,
dropped In to 80 % vhils In the city
Saturday attending ths Democratic
convention.
VIII NJ. Mills and win, Of Foster,
spent several DAYS the last Of the
week visiting relatives and friends In
Butler. Itkinder looks like old times
to see Billy Mills on our streets.
John G. Cantrell remembers us with
renewal, as has been his custom for
more than q quarter Of q century.
Mr.. Cantrell h q southern gentleman
Of the old type and stands high In
Democratic counclh IN Bate county.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28

February has but % days, hut It is
right in anniversaries. There's
grouudhog day, Lincoln ) birthday,
Washington's birthday, st. Nalel-
tines birthday. Besides there mar6i
gras day, Ash Wednesday and four
Sundays.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28
Our old friend p. NJ. Famuliner, o

substantial farmer OF Charlotte,
called ani renewed aud had Tue
TINES sent to his son in.lsw, Charley
Grape, OF the same township Mr..
Fsmuliner will have 5S head VI fine
hogs ready for shipment In March
and with she present prices they will
bling him good money.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28

Don't 90 to Others for our rates
IN farm loans but come to us or write
)s .-Butler Land Company. 17-2t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28

For SALE OR RENT:-Eight room
ouse. Big lot Call ON or address,
frs. N. J. Walls, W. Adams at But
Dr., Mo. Is 4t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-28

Walter Corbin orders THE TIMES
to his address at Neodesha, Kan.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-03-28
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cows the dairyman wishes to handle.
The side walls are built of stone or
concrete up to the window sills. the
balance of the walls being frame.
The end walls are constructed of
stone or concrete up to the ceiling.
A partition extends across the barn.
so that the COW stable can be entire
ly shut off from the other section
This is considered strong point in
this plan.
The posts carrying the upper floor
are by inches, the girders 10 by
II, and ioists 2 by 12. If yellow pine
is used the joists may be spread "a
inches betweeen centers, but if hem
lock is used the distance should be
reduced TO 16 inches.
One of the weakest points in barn
construction is the small amount of
window space usually allowed. The
space in the plan provides approXi-
mately six square feet for each cow
The windows are sliding sash. max
ing them nearly twice as high as
they are wide This arrangement
will admit much more light than the
same space would if the windows did
not extend to the ceiling a common
error is to make the windows too low.
The plan shows a width of stall of
feet inches, which is as narrow