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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-30
MRS. M'KINLEY is DEAD,
Thirty Years Of Suffering Ended
Sunday in Canton.

Canton, Ohio, May 26 The
prayer OF Mrs. Mckinley uttered DAY
by day for q year or more after the
assassination Of her husband, that
she might i>in him in death has been
answered. She died at LOS O'Clock
this afternoon.
For many years Mrs. Mckinley
had been an invalid. She rallied to
a certain extent from the shock OF
her husbands tragic death: but 1t
left It's mark aud when il was known
that che had suffered q stroke of
paralysis the doctors had little hope
that she could survive.
The end came peacefully
almost imperceptibly. Mrs. Nc
Kinley never knew Of the Efforts
made to prolong her life, or the hope
against hope Ct her sister and Other
relatives and friendsior her recovery.
At the Mckinley home when death
came there were present SECRETARY
Cortelyou, Mr.. and Mrs. NC Barber,
Mrs. Sarah Duncan, Mrs. Luther
Day, Justice and Mrs. WilliaM R.
Day, DR.. Poftmann and DR. Rixe3.
THE PRECEDENT AT CANTON.
Washington, May 20 President
Roosevelt learned OF she death of
Mrs. Mckinley shortly after 2 o o'clock
He Immediately announced that he
would leave for Canton Tuesday
night to attend she funeral. pyssI-
dent Roosevelt win b accompanied
on his trip to Canton By SecfsoAey
Root, Secretary Garfield, Secretary
Wilson and the Presidents sscrstAry,
Mr.. Loeb.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-30
Butler Citizens in
the Federal Court.

A number Of cases originating in
the failure of the Bates National
Bank were disposed OF In the federal
court in Kansas City last week. A
large number Of onr citizens were
called there either as interested par
ties or witnesses In the case OF But.
Ter, receiver, against Mrs l. N. Mains
Tor assessment on the bank stock
owned by the I N. Mains estate, the
court found for Mrs. Mains. Judg.
meRt was coLfsssed against the
Mains estate for a, 200. Judgment
was rendered against the Bates Coun-
~ Investment Company for a, 800,
and against Mrs. Josephine Porter
for $500. The suit against the Ryan
estate was continued.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-30
Depot Hotel Burned.

The depot hotel, known as the
Cowley House, burned q bout 2 o'clock
Sunday morning. The alarm vas
first given by the wh.stling OF an en-
CINE on the tracks and later BY the
city fire whistle. The FIRE boys re.
sponded promptly, but the fire was
too Tar advanced to save the build.
ing. The hotel YES owned and run
BY Mrs. John Foster. Mrs. Foster
formerly owned q small restaurant
building close to the hotel which
burned down some time ago. The
building and contents were insured.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-30
Special City Election.

In pursuance Of law, Mayor A. B.
Owen has called special election for
Tuesday, June 4th, to elect q city
assessor to I'll out the unexpired
term OF s. T. Broaddus, deceased.
Both parties held conventions
Thursday last. The Democrats
nominated jas. W. Holloway, and
the Republicans nominated M. F.
Kinney. Both are good men, and
either would acceptably ill the office,
but, OF course, Jim will be elected, as
the city is Democratic, and every
Democrat should vote for him.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-30
Foster Items.

BUSH COiIln5 ana vile visited IN
Worland Sunday.
Rev. Crawford filed his regular ap-
pointment Sunday at the Baptist
church.
Mise Pearl Bagett is homeirom the
city, where she has been working for
several months
The Ladies Cemetery Association
has had a new fence put around the
Foster cemetery Everyone who has
signed as members, please sertle with
the treasurer, as money is needed for
improvements OF the grounds.
TIE Christian minister filed his
regular appointment Sunday.
Frank Jennings and sons, Perry
and Walter. left Monday for Colora-
do, where Perry has taken him q
claim.
rs. McHenry attended the funeral
of Grandma Newkirk at Worland
Thursday last.
Frank Scott and Henry Stampef
made a visit Sunday With their fam
flies. They are working at Corona,
Kan
Mrs. Sam Queen returned to her
homein Worland last week. She has
has been visiting In Nevada with her
husband and friends.
Mr.. Lockhart was called TO his old
home In Shelbyville, Mo-, on account
of the Illness OF bis mother.
Grandma Briscoe is very iii again.
Jess Harmon and Billie Hardrow
are talking Of going to California
this week.
D. A. Witherop, Of Kansas City,
took dinner with D. II. Arbogast
Sunday.
Rollie Smith has returned to bis
home In Kansas after visiting friends
and relatives for Q number OF days.
Tom Bagett and wiis took dinner
with home folks Sunday.
Mrs. Nor Hobbs, who has been viz
iting her father, Mr.. Bagett, has re.
turned to her new home 10 Iowa.
Dave Hughes and family visited
Mr.. Harkins in Rich Hill Sunday.
Mr.. Bennett, OF Holden, Mo-, at.
tended the funeral Of bis sister, Mrs.
DR.. Nswkirk.
8. Robb has moved from the Cot
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-30
Ice Is Cash.

On and after June LIST, Ice deliver
ed to residence will be Toe per hun.
bred Il charged; coupon books how
ever can be purchased at the rate Of
Doc per hundred, but books must b
paid Tor In advance or no lee yin Is
delivered. All coupons In books at
the end OF season viii be redeemedA q
isce value. 81 Il
CARPEETER 4 SHAFER Mra. Co. i
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-30

tage Hotel. he has rented the resi-
dence OF DIR Rhodes.
Bob Gather Is having q new coat Of
paint pus on his store. ToPsY
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-30

More for your money
all the time, is our
motto.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

market at the lower levels was showing a healthier tone the undercurrent of the mar ket being generally better than for some
 That the naval stores markets should however, show . lcss was to have been ex- peeted; nay t was expected. for with stocks. cotton and the general money market in the present condition. there was absolutely no condition which was great enough to sus- tain quotations about the old levels. The market opened on Last wednesday steady
 aM sSa a Iss eoss were ruling firm at soAc or net loss of two cents for the seven days.
 Throughout the week tTsains was char acterised by general caution The domes- tic demand was showing up in lesser vol tune. and with London quoted lower In con- formity with the Savannah market. the for efgn demand was distinctly quietef.
 The receipts were: Tuesday. s57 casks; week 4sfs; month, is,o7s; season Ab,eo1 casks.
 Ss Tsssday , s ssss ssss ssis s: total 3,319; stock yesterday 33.055.
 Rosins up to yesterday followed general downward course. However. the monotony ward sweep which caused prices to regain some of the earlier losses. The demand was fair with everything considered. q total of 14.ssz barrels having chansed % hands, arss rne Water white $s 10: window glass ss .sb e 90; S5.5o wso, M q. %; ss.Se@ss; s4.so; H s< .os9 20; c s4 .oog i7h; ss,ss as!.osM; $s.soGst.oo; ss.se; cbA cbA ''sSwrs receipts: Tuesday s.ss2; week is.sss; month 59,s3e: season 427.ts3.
 ts,o. Tassssg sssn sssss .s sssa sss. sa Foreign exports s.o7s. stock on hand si.- SIS.
 here and at Jacksonville is considered distinct menace to the future trend of the market by the trade.
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would do no good Nor were they
 mistaken.
 This time 1t is believed that the
 large commercial inte ssta which will
 be affected by the legislation will re-
 spectfully urge that they be heard be fore the committees on the bills which mean 70 much to them and to tho peo-
 pie of the State. They will ask that
 each measure be discussed by men who
 know what they are talking about, wlio
 are familiar with conditions. and who
 can forecast the possible effect of such |Iegislation- The committees will be
 asked to listen to discussions on these vital questions.
 It is believed. too. that the commit- tees will be willing to hear the meas ures discussed. The original railway Legislation was presented to them as being without flaw. If was present. ed as being as infallible as papai bull.
 But it did not turn out that way. The legisIation passed at the January session, or at least a great deal of it, had to be undone at the July session. Now the work of both sessions is to be overhauIed and reyamped ct spe- cial session.
 It is predicted that thes Legislature win not at this time accept anything l as being infaliibie. but will insist that each and every bill pass upon its mer- | it's, which must be understood by the members.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
MIssToN MEETING ENDS.
Two Days Convention of Women
 Comes to Close.

Comes 10 CI04es Decatur, Oct. s0.--(speeiai.) )---The fifth annual session of the wonan's
 Missionary Union of the North Ala
 bama Presbytery. which has been fp session here for the past two days. came to a close tonight after most able address by Dr. Forsythe. who has spent many vesrss as missionary tS Korea, having been sent there by the First Presbyterian Church of Decatur. His lecture was on Korea and of the life and work of missionary there. Some time since he was ai tackled by natives of Korea and came very near losing his life. As 1t was he bears numerous knife wounds on his body as q result.
 The morning session was devoted to foregn missions almost exclusively. and number of brilliant five-minute talks were heard on Cuba. Mexico. Ja- pan, Korea, China, Brazil and Africa.
 The morning session closed by q short discussion on Mission Unions and Their Growth in the Southern Presby- terian Church, 2 number of Questions from the floor and the transaction of some business.
 The meeting this afternoon convened at o'clock. and the question of home missions occupied almost all the after noon. After a short service of prayer reports were heard from the Home Mission Society and from the SynodicaI Union Committee.
 A short. but interesting, address was delivered on China by the Rev. Mir. Hudson, a retired missionary to China
 A short business session followed Mir Hudson's address. and then a con secration service was conducted by Mrs Lapsley. of Anniston,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
TEN DAYS FOR EXTRA SESSION That the Time Allotted by Administration. 4 NOT BELIEVED TO BE ENOUGH Well Informed Think More Time
 Will Be Required. s1ssy Feel Coming sessIoa win Be the Liveliest of the Year--IsaIlrosd
 BiIls Must Bs
 Explained.
NOT BELIEVED TO BE ENOUGH

Tie State administration figures that the extra session of the Legislature can clean up It's work in ten working days This Is the reliable gossip in ofiiciai circles at the Capitol.
 4 session of ten working days would. according to precedent, mean twenty days spent at the Capitol by Senators and Representatives. The July ses- sion had to it's credit thirteen days of the constitutional time. The Legisla- turc was about thirty days in working out fhosa thirteen days.
 It is hardly believed, however, that the Legislature can finish It's task as set in the call for the extra session within ten working days. Many of the well-informed believe that the opinion in officials circles that the Job can bs doEe sa ten days is too san guine.
 And somehow. there is an undercur- rent of feeling that the third session win be the liveliest held during tho year. There has been great deal Of unrest and disquitude throughout the State. In recent days the money market has frightened and business conditions throughout the State have been seriously disturbed. All this
 a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

trouble win Dc. reflected in the legis- A leading member of the Legislature.
 who has been in the city to attend the
 State Fair, said:
 owing to disturbed business con
 ditions in Alabama, 1t was my purpose
 to introduce a resolution on November
 T. the very first day of the session. de-'
 ciaring that when the Legislature ao-
 journed for that day, 1t stand ad-
 journed sine die.
 But on reflection, 1t seemed 10 me
 that the resolution would create an ts-
 sue too early in the session and IT
 might be considered as an attack on
 any plan the Governor might nave.
 For that reason only I reluctantly
 changed my mind. But if represent
 cd the sentiment of my people. would use every effort to secure an adjourn
 ment of the Legislature on the very
 first day.
 while shall not move first in the matter, believe that if the adjourn ment should take place in that way it would help to restore confidence ana order. in Alabama more than any other one thing This representative learned while he was in Montgomerv that two or three other members of the Legislature had contemplated doing the very same thing. And 1t is possible that this will he done although there will not be lany organized attempt to put the rcso- rution through
 When the extra session Is talked about, the main thing discussed Is not railroad Legislation, but State prohi bition. There is no doubt but that lthe members of the Legislature are wearied with railroad legislation, even las are the people of the State. VIII Be Considered. With all that the coming railroad bills will receive more consideration than was accorded those passed hur- riedly at the January and July session. In spite of the pressure for time. there | is disposition among the members of 1 the Legislature to consider more care- fully all railroad bills which will be presented.
 At the January and the July session the railroads were cowed. The attor- neys for railroads. the greatest single comfnerciaf interest Of tine State. did not dare to lift their voice in a dis cussion of any bill. They waited f dumbly while the Governor and the Legislature worked their will. One big committee hearing was giv-
 en at which the highest railroad off, .eials of the South were present and at which some of the ablest discussion ever heard In Alabama was delivered
 But the railroad officials knew that il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
coURTRIaHT wINs TRoPmY.
End of seassn With the shsotins
 Club.


 Mobile, Oct. &C., Special ---J ohm Reid Courtright made the win of the handsome silver loving cup on the shoot or of the tie on the final test at the shooting club grounds this afternoon, This was the closing shoot of the season.
 The business of the civil session of the City Court was brought to close fhts morning with the trial of two eases against the Southern Timber and Colo nization Company.
 While these cases brought to close the actual business session, the ses- sion win not be closed until tomor- row, whom the minutes will be read and signed.
 Saturday the demurrers filed by at torneys for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company. indicted by the last grand jury for failure to enter the union depot, will be heard by Judge Semmes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
HEREa A CHANCE.

| will sell either of my two new and modern houses, EOS and 2l0 Mildred street, which will met per cent, and accept tn payment your cheek on any bank i'm Montgomery. I can also tn- terest you in. my old home, corner Ala baaa and Hull streets. on same basIa. This is an oppoFtunity to get your Idle money out on legal interest dur flag these hard tlmes. tAw
 M. w. STUART, 22 S. Ferry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
nyanneIint (: aea Went.

Huntsville. Oct. 30-- tSpecial.l--J. R. Newberry, an evangelist of the Holi- ness faith. who has been conducting re- vival meetings in this locality dur ing the past few months, left yes terday afternoon for Denver. Colo. He has dates ip the west for several re- vival meetings for months ahead,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

FOR sALE--The great trotting stall Hon, NIaoadbird.1 R0adbird iH a half brother to The Tramp, sire of the worlds champion twO-year-oId trot- ter, ssrrampfast." also the heautikuI eIectioneer Ally, sFrincess Annie." For sale by J. 4. Thomas, at Fair Grounds, or OpelIIka, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
ApnnrssEp woopMEN.
Clerk of Head Camp Makes a Speech ,
 Humfnvflle.

Clerk of Head Camp Makes a Speech at
 HunfSvllle. A. Pruitt of Florecne clerk of the head camp of the woodmen of the World, paid an official visit to Maple Leaf camp last night aud delivered an adV dress. reviewing the work of the order in Alabama.
 Mir. Pruitt stated that the order is growing in this state at the rate of 800 members per month. At the con- clusion of his address he was pre- sented with a handsome chittim wood walking cane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
REAL ESTATE FOR
 YOUR CHECKS

We have choice lot of city and and country property that we win sell ana take in payment either clearing honse certificates or checks on any Montgomery Bank. In this list of property are soed dwelling houses anda vacant lots. some choice pieces of store property and several ane plantations and small farms. also some good bonds and mortgages. We are prepared to lend money on good city real estate.
 F. NJ. ixoHN q SON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
GINNERY IN MARENGo
 IS FIRED BY NCENDIARY

Demopoiis. oct. so--tspeciai.) Last night the ginnery of John Tut at Halls Creek was set on Ire and nve bales of cotton were destroyed The origin of the fire is considereo incendfary.
 Bv heroic work the ginnery was saved, though damaged to a consid- erable extent. .,,
 John Tut, the proprietor. is Tn Jaii in Livingston, having been indicted py ths last grand jury for the murder .oL Matt Candy at HaIrs Creek On sunday Oct IS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
FOUND.


 FOUND-On Fair grounds a ladies hand bag containing ladies open face gold watch, return ticket Montgomery to Tallassee, Q gold brooch, S3.45 in silver. Same can be Identified at GIT Pollard St Laura Lewis.
 -Io
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
REAL ESTATE

JAMEs References: First National and Fourth National Banks of MontEomery. -u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
HORSE SHOETN0

CAPITAL City Horse Shoe Co. so6 M Court Phone s4s--PFactieaI and scientific horsa. shoe4nE; rood work prompt Seryicns all work guaranteed II. A. LoveisEa, Prop
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

WE ARE sole agents for the Herring Hali- Marvin standard Fire Proof Safes and Steel Vaults and the Victor Manganese Stesi Screw Door Bank Safe. Howard Safe and Vault CO. No. 5o Marietta St., Atlants oa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
HOUSE PAINTING.

AND T.auer Hanging. neatly done by R. A. Austin, Visit my Wall Paper Parlor. No. esM f.smrnerce St., when you go to select wall paper. Nice clean place, prices reasonable. Phone 1886. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
COAL
PLUMBERS.

F TNo. MccosKER--PlumbinE. Sas and steam fitting; my work Euaranteed Phone 7S4. moved 10 i20 N. Perry st -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

DoeI,r fail to see our display at the Fair ana buy some bargains from our big stock.
 we have in warehouse. can ship quick Cald- well & sabel <S'u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
MONEY TO LOAN

vvu HAVE MONEY to loan on farm iands.
 Tho state Abstract Company l7 South Perry SC. A-sk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
MIsCELLANEOUS.

1r1TRNITuRE-Cash for any odd pieces or snu suites of bedroom, dining room or Isitehen furniture. Telephone S0sS. James ofHara --2S-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
sl,eso; s4so cash

and balance on easy terms will buy a nice, new cottage on corner lot az HIrhland Park. Can give possession tt soId at once Montgomery Realty Co. Phone 57s 1o1 1-2 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

ft,e Worth 10 Cents. New Brauvoir Havana cent Cfgar. T. J Matfnx Gig. and Fob. Cos DhstES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
2u I-2 r.

NAVAL STORES REVIEW.
 Savannah, Oct. Especial. 1-@Though the net decline shown in spirits of turpen- tine in the week which ended yesterday amounted to fully two cents per gallon. the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
ENGRAVING.

WANTED--You to illustrate your AHs. with our cuts: they add 2E per cent to the attrnrtiveness of any ad-; talk it 0wer wieh a69. .-f4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
PRTNTERs--BINDERs

roosn Leaf Systems, Billing Systems. Ia- aai Blanks, Big Books and jobs our delight Etate Printars. S years In business, Brown Printing O.. ie-i4 N. Lawrence st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
MULES AND HORSES.

WE have bought for future delivery 300 ,-annsSseee mules ;have just received one acr inad ulil receive another load today. good snnpIv Of horses on hand. Come to see us Abraham Bros, Horse and Mule Co. 12i-i2S Lee St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
W00nENWARE.

M0vEp~-Wa are now at 2ez N. Court sf
 corner Jefferson. our new location. ready ta serve our friends and patrons Montgomery Woodanware Co. Phone ss. ~-kk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
FINANuIAI..

MoNEYto loan on watches. diamonds. 3ew- airy. guns and pistols: don't worry Sear friends when ia need of a small loan. come to us; our business is strictly confidenfiaf
 Montgomery Loan Co. --fk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
TYPEWRITERs.

REV aud second hand typswFitsFn Tor saIe. machines of all makes rented. repaired and exchanged; supplies and aceeanories n l..
 FAY sHoIEs speed record~-4,e3T words in one-haf hour, This record is the worldsa nothing to investigate. southern Typewriter Exchange. wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
TRUNKS

DREsg TRUNKS-Hat Trunks. Steamers. xysrarobe Military Trunks; hand made: {: sxnert workmanship; latest designs: naarked gratis. repaired free twelve months. Mont somery Trunk Company. 21s Dexter Ave. -thu-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
PRINTING

wANTED--Yeur printing for dogsrs. biIis of iadine. dray ttcketa circulars or any thing in printing that is . quantity. We have an automatic press. the only ona in .he Htate. Prompt sArvics; teiephonA uE at iGa WoodruR Go. 0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
WANTED-RooM oR BoARD

vvANTED-Board by couple Ono children) convenient to business; state price Answer Quick. care of Advertiser uANTED--Two furnished rooms com
 niefe for light housekeeping; no chil- Sren. Address T. l.. H.. Box ITO. 8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
WANTED

WANTEp-Roonaers and boarders nice
 roarns. clean beds. first class cooking. hot and cold baths. convenient 10 several car iInes References Phone 21Ss: ..s .,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

FOR sAIE-Iocatsd h Florida our A-No. 1 shtnxie mill outfit complete. together with as ftns belt Of pine and oypress timber as cau be had Address Timber. care Adver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
PICTURE FRAMES.

-TTREssLARs sTuDIoEzFrames made to
 Hsvs A beautiful and diversified showing
 oS new subjects. See them. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
VEHICLE PAINTING.

0rJE paint ahop for autcs buggisn. waEona etn.: is the cieanest. prettlest and bea equipped in Alabama Bowdoin Light Car riage Co. 31s North Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

Fl EcTRIC ss,gpkiers for aaas. If you want to entoy the State Fair thoroughly set
 box of Electric sparklers at Kiein's. N. Court. --1o~1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
CHANDELIERS.

WE manufacturs our own fixtures. conue- auentIv we sell to the consumer at factory
 nricea West Electric Co.,. III Commerce st.. Phone s2B. --tk
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roR sALE

FOR sALE-TurpentIn chip kindiins: ncth- ing to equal this for quick fires and econ- emy in fuel Box ioa. Opp. Ala. 1o-st
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BUGGIES-gURRIEs.

aowporN-HAYoooD Carriage co--For saIe at cost during the next 90 days3 100 yobs will go. Come early and Eat choice
 Monroe q Lawreuce --tx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

FOR sALE--Two cars of good young mules from s00 to 1900 pounds; prices riGht at wholesale or retail at Faulk Bro&' stables,
 Southside. Selma. Ala. --lo-af
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

FOR sALE--Nica hickory stove wood from the hardwood factory at same price na pine. Try load. you will like 1t. Phone Bs7 Dixie Coal Co. --t0-tf
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nRTMKg ~&1aAAN
EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT SCHOOL of the Massey Busf- ness College; study what you wish and pay four dollars per months. Inc dividual instruction, 25tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31

FOR sALE-one young Burrc. gentle and in fine condition. will afford healthy amusement for children. Price s20. Can be seen at 10s0 South Hull St., Apply to F, P. ( lss. s. Advertiser office. --io-f