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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20
Black & Arnold Clothing Co

Black & Arnold Clothing Co
W. j. Morrison OF Spruce was p
county seat visitor Tuesday,
MIR. and Mrs. Letton are spending
vacation as EiDorado Springs.
DR.. Dslameter came up from Rich
Hill Sunday in his red auto run
about.
Thos. j Smith went TO Muskogee
Okla, the first OF the week on legal
business.
Mrs. II. Fl. LYLE and Mrs C. X
Home went to EiDorado Tuesday
afternoon.
Elmer Boering OF Rockville WAS
business visitor TO the city she first
OF the week.
Get our prices before you buy
Black 4 Arnold Clothing Co.
A well attended ice cream supper
was held at the Summit school house
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Arfman depart
ed Tuesday morniDg for an extended
trip TO Colorado
Ira Hardin and wife went TO Colo
RADIO Tues lay TO spend d vacation
In the mountains.
= Aneel Rock and wife spent Satur
day and Sunday with relatives at
Dayton, Csss county
W. s. Hurt, a prominent Ballard
merchant Was Il business visitor 80
the county seat Tuesday
Mrs Geo. o Bright went to Bart
lesville the last OF the week to see her
daughter, Mrs S Gordon.
Tom Jones who lives just over sh'
line In Henry county WAS visitor
to this city Tuesday morning
Mrs j. W. Hedden and children OF
Sedslis, Mo are guests at the home
OF W C. Hedden near Rich Hill.
County School Superintendent A
l.. Ives and daughter, Miss Lee, are
visiting Prof Ives parents In Lincoln
county.
Mike Curry and wife came down
from Independence the first OF the
week for few days visit with old
friends
Mrs. Basil Culver and Miss Lizzie
Ewin OF this city we're guests of the
family OIL. W. Berry, Of Rich Hill,
last week.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20

Fe-sNss-<>-"--s~ 49, ~~~as@
William Crockett and Scott Profit
plead guilty before Judge boxley
Tuesday morning ~ she charx"
stealing chickens from Mrs Il +
Richmond, four miles southwest a
the city. They were given ak monshs
In jail. They were travelling overland
with their families, who will remain
in the city until the sentences o'their
lords and masters expire,
/ Jas q Walker was IN Saturday
delivering wheut At she elevator for
which he realized IS cents per hushel
Mr.. Walker used commercial fertilizer
with his wheat and says he realized
from 6 TO \ bushels more 10 an acre
than his neighbours who did not use
the fertilizer His wheat averaged
u bushels to the acre.
In his various speeches Governor
Folk alludes TO "They Say" This liz
an individual that the people of st,
Clair county have been cunning for
many years, and II she governor will
specify him, Il will require all the
power of the state militia to save
him from the mob.-St. Clair Co.
| Democrat.
While employed in unloading a ear
OF Ice early Monday morning l. :
Paddock, who was endeavorlug &c
pull out 800 pound cake Of Ice
when the songs slipped off letting
BIN fall backwards on another cake
Of ice, paip'rlly but not seriously In
jured his back. He Is able so b
about but will be pretty sore for
several days.-Amsterdam Enter
prise.
The citizlns OF Mexico, Missouri
are circulatinga petition asking shat
the school board Of that place EN-
ploy n writing teacher Since tn,
verticle system which asinbro1uced
into the schools Of Missouri aumt
years ago, did It's irrepairable dam
.ge so the penmnnship OF the scho.
children, instruction and practico II
writing in the public schools hae he I
haN hea-tcd, and NPx'cN h taking :
.tpp In the ght 3irection
| Postmaster Wi1 attendp con
vention OF she poetmassers GuG csr
riers of Missouri at Springfield has
week There WAS IN attendance &
about 500. Representatives from
the pOstOttice department NJ Wash
ington Were present and a3dresset
the conversions. The citizens q
Spring fiald gave the visiting govern
ment employees royal reception
Mr. Wix reports an enjoyable ans
profitable time.
Butler will be on the route OF tn
big automobile race, which take
place next month and ia plsnne,
J from Kansas City, south thrCu1
Kansas to Guthrie, Oklahoma, AM
back through Missouri touching th
county seats and principal towns O
; the west tier of counties. The cours
will be about 800 miles, and it l
thought there will be about one hun
dred entries. The date for the star
has not been named.
There has been on display in th
office OF the Cass Co., Democrat 10
the past several days acurious speci
men from the corn field. 1t ia a corr
stalk which was brought in by Me-
Ament and one which he cut from
his field. Ii Is an understood stall
that has tassled out but has no sigl
OF even a nubbin on 1t. All of th
leaves on the stalk have grown o
turned over TO the same side an
telescoped to form continuous lesI
giving the appearance Of two stalk
. about ten inches apart. Mr.. Amen
) says that in so years on the farm b
, has never before encountered a irea
like 1t.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
JUST MARKING TIME
 ON VENEzULEANS
No New Light Shed on DipIo- matiC TangIe Between the
 Two Nations.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The state department is marking time in
 he Venezultan question. Events that have occurred have produced situa- tion that promises little change for some time. The government is mere ly awaiting the course of events. Tho gunboat Marietta will leave Suracoa tomorrow for Guantanamo with Jacob Sleeper, secretary of the American embassy at Caracas, and Lieutenant Ruggles, military attache, as passen- gers.
 Senor Veloz Getoicia, the Venezue- Ian charge at Washington remains in this city, but tomorrow he will take up residence in the suburbs where he will continue to be in close touch with the state department if neces- sary. Nothing had been learned at the Venezuelan legation today con corning events at Caracas, so no new light could be shed upon the diplo- matic tangle involving the two coun- tries
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27

(Continued from First Page.) serted camp, clothes of Chinamau. provisions, a Chinese straw hat and a
 towel with a bullet hole and some
 blood through it's center. As they wear these towels around their
 throats, the loose ends in front, it was easy to surmise the rest. We looked for the body but couldn't find it, so went on twenty miles farther
 where we came to ranch, and here We were told of three quarreling Chinamen having passed there two days before, so it is most probable the Chinaman We met killed his two companions, robbed them and is now likely far away. The ranch people are watching the buzzards to find if possible the bodies of the dead Sup pose those old mountains could they speak would unfold many a similar crime.
 All thanks are due Col Boron and his government. They are de termined to rid the border of the criminal element. Col Boron and his men are the finest of chosen sol diers, tried, experienced, well armed and splendidIy mounted and we'll paid They are indeed the true ideal of a genuine soldier. The Yaqui trouble being renewed has called the colonel away and shortened our trip. but he says he will place, in the near future. forty of his best men under the noted Captain BOsqueZ, along our immediate border and he says he will make short work of any criminal he catches in future.
 The tough element has run it's course. No longer will they be safe in crossing the line. No longer have they any market in Sonora for their stolen stock. They have now no refuge anywhere. and this fine state of things is due to the stand taken by the Mexican government and personi- fled in Col Boron. The net result of our trip has been the apprehension of five noted criminals, three of whom are known murderers. The recovery of a dozen head of horses, the notify ing of many owners of the location of their property, and the notifying of all people not to purchase in future anything doubtful The market of
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
STOLE 4 WIFE,
 50 II IS ALLEGED
8ronChO Buster and ConSort Are Wanted in Globe on
 Serious Charge.

Sheriff J. H. Thompson of Gila county passed through the city yes terday with George Young in custody. Young was arrested in Douglas last Wednesday. in company with a wom- an whom he claimed to be his wife. but who is alleged to be a Mrs. John son of Globe. The latter was also arrested
 It is alleged that when the couple left Globe the woman appropriated to her own use the sum of $1 200, the property of her husband. It is pre- sumed the couple were on their way to Mexico when the arrest was made. They left Globe on horses
 George Young. the man in the case, is a we'll known character in the west, where he has worked on various ranches. He is also an ex- pert horseman and roper, and is said to have travelled for several months with Buffalo Bilrs Wild West aggre- gation.
 It is not known what charge win be lodged against the two,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
BOARD OF TRADE
 WILL MEET TODAY
Court House Question to Be Dealt With Final Prepa-
 rationS for Fourth.

A meeting of the Board of Trade, the first which has been called for some time, will be held at ? o'clock this afternoon in the city council chambers. At the meeting will be heard the final reports of the various committees appointed by the body to look after Bisbees part in the cele- bration of the Fourth at Douglas, and there will also be heard the report of the committee which recently con ferred with a committee from the Douglas Chamber of Commerce in re- gard to the location of the court house in one of the two places. The next step in tue matter of securing the court house for Bisbee will also be 
 In reference to the court house mat ter it is probable that after the re- port of the committee has been heard the question of a location of a site for the building within the city linn its of Bisbee will be raised. and a committee probably be appointed for that purpose. It is probable that the attitude of the board will be fixed at the meeting today, as there seems to he no possible chance for co-opera- ton with the Shelter City.
 The committees on the Fourth of July celebration will be able to re- port that the fireworks have arrived, that the Japanese umbrellas and the horns are on hand and ready for use by the big procession that is expected to show Douglas that Bisbee is the Hyest thing in the territory of Ari- ZOna.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
IMPROVES,
 CONDITION NORMAL
Will Submit to Operation Some Time in July According to :
 Present Plans,

CLEVELAND. June 26.-Represen- tative James s. Sherman's condition is absolutely normal today. After leaving the hospital probably next Wednesday it is the purpose of MT. and Mrs. Sherman to become the guests of eX-GOyernor MyrOn T. Her rick. at whose home Sherman was taken ill last Tuesday. They will re main there until Friday morning, when they expect to return to Utica, N. Y. the congressman home.
 Plans are now being perfected so his home coming" reception can be held at Utica on the night OS July 30. The conference at Washington to select a national chairman will be held July s. After that Sherman may submit to an operation that he may not be bothered again during the fail campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
COL. JOHNSON IN TOWN:
 HOPES HIGH FOR RAIN
Says Fourth of July at Douglas
 Will Be Great,

Col. D. H. Johnson spent yesterday and last night in Bisbee. Colonel Johnson had high hopes late in the evening that a heavy rain would soon come To the cattlemen this is about the most pleasing event that could happen just at present.
 Colonel Johnson stated that not detail is being overlooked to make the Fourth of July celebration at Douglas the biggest event of the sort that has been attempted in the south west. Big crowds are expected and rom reports and assurances received from other cities and sections of Ari- zona and New Mexico the fullest ex- pectations of those in charge will be realized. Colonel Johnson will re- turn to his ranch near. Douglas this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
GIRLS AND RESCUER
 PERISH IN FLOOD
The Overflow of River Caught
 Them While Bathing,

MANKATO. Minn, June 26.-AIiss Ehler, aged 1e, her guest, Miss Maude Worlds, aged 19, of St. Peter, and Max Suez, aged 20. were drown ed late yesterday in the flood of waters caused by the overflow of the river here
 The girls had gone bathing. Suez tried to rescue them when they got into deep water and went down with them
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
BELL CONFIDENT
Of Being the Temporary Chairman at
 Denver.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-At a meet ting of the Democrats held in this city tonight Theodore E. Bell in the course of speech said by tomorrow night he expected to have in his pocket a telegram telling him of his helection as temporary chairman of the national convention at Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
BOOKMAKER FINED
One Hundred Dollars and Costs Up
 in Colorado.

DENVER, June 26.-In the criminal court here today Judge George W. Allen fined W. F. Everhard S100 and costs, and sentenced him to serve six months in jail for violating the gambling law by making books at the races at Overland Park last week. The jail sentence was remitted.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
EcLIPsE OF SUN SUNDAY.

The United States naval observatory has made arrangements for observa- ton of an eclipse of the sun Sunday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
RoosEvELTs clFAKAHATs.

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 26.- The Sultan of Turkey today confer red the order of Cifakahat on Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and Miss ROose- welt
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
BY SPECIAL REQUEST AND IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE
 THE CROWDS.

The Theatre Royal will give one more performance Of the Lady Min strels tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
AT THE RANGE
 AND ON THE LINKS

@ On Sunday the 800 yard target of the Bishee Rifle Club will be run up for the first time, and considerable in terest is shown over a wager by two club members that they will hit the target the first shot, which is only possible through their knowing their rifles on the shorter ranges.
 The rifiemen are promised a new feature on the 200 yard butt, which win undoubtedly cause considerable amusement, but the committee will not divulge the exact nature of the in novation until firing begins on the range.
 The new Bardan telescope has ar rived, and is powerful glass; it will be used with the 500 yard target Mon day.
 As soon as the boys get up on the 500 yard target range making scores of 20 to 24 they will open up the 1000 yard range.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
OPPOSITE PoSToFFIcE

for the fall meets. Bisbee has some of the best players in the west, a great many members of the team having been members of eastern teams, and feel that they can hold up their score with any team who should challenge them.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27

A team of ten or twenty. if possi- ble. will be selected by the greens committee of the Warren District Country Club during the week. The team will be selected from those who make the best scores, each member to deposit his score card so the greens committee will be able to select those making the best average. 1t is the desire of the committee to play Doug las a medal game in the near future, some time after the Fourth of July.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27


 NIT. Kroeger. who has the contract
 for the building of the clubhouse. has
 finally got a firm who will be able to Furnish the large timbGrs required
 for the large assembly room. The 'timbers wanted are 6xlSx56 feet in the clear. There was no firm in Cal ifornia handling such timbers so he photographed to Washington. and now
 has the timbers on the road in the rough. and he will plain them there.
 Mir. Kroeger has the ground laid out, and expects his first allotment of lum-
 Der every day. It will be unloaded lat Warren. and will be hauled to the grounds. The clubhouse. when com pleted, will afford one of the swellest places in Arizona for entertainments. Its large rooms and porcaes will af- ford several hundred people ample room for banquets and danceS-a place Bisbee has been needing for a long time. also affording a place where it's members can go day or night and get refreshments equal to any clubhouse. The clubhouse will be well lighted electricity. telephones, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-For Ari- zona, generally fair Saturday and Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27

BY SPECIAL REQUEST AND IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE
 THE CROWDS. Tine Theatre Royal will give one more performance of the Lady Min strels tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
.sY SPECIAL REQUEST AND IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE
 THE CROWDS.

Tine Theatre Royal will give one
 more performance of the Lady Min strCls tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27

The tennis team have been practic- ing most every day, and will be ready
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27

The trap shooters will also be down in numbers tomorrow preparing for the fan shoots they have on with out. side teams.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27

'BY SPECIAL REQUEST AND IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE
 THE CROWDS. The Theatre Royal will give one more performance of the Lady Min sJrels tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27

the thief has been ruined; he is to be hunted down at all times from both sides, and feel that all our .sufferings are repaid a thousand fold"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
CAPT. WHEELER HAS
 RETURNED FROM SONORA

(Continued from First Page.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
PRICES PAID 10
PRODUCERS

The following purchase prices ~
quoted on Western ~. this nerrlt -.
POULTRY old hens i've wHsss ~
per pound dressed tfc per peane -.
chickens live. i6-isC per ptondl pl.e.-i
ao-g1e pound hraiieru. se-iae pr $50.
squads. 1855 per doren, deeks -
re per pound pigeons II ~ 49,. :.
nUTrER-~Isncal ranch, is-iN
pound
Errs--T.ocai ranch. se-f7c
MEATS. live woiKht--cest tSx....
pound steers ave per pagna aeS
wsthcrr. thc per pound; eesa "a
pound Hogs. 2 &c per pcano
u per pound Bulls and cash ~
pound -. "a
MEATS Dressed Veal lsfse ~
Der gonnd medium. iei4.it Ne res 80 ~,
The following are iecM
made on Western az this mefaihs -.
FRUIT NaHpberfiee N.tes N
la-uh box ss-aHc; Loganbetnse ~
81 scarce hiachherriea. TILL.
Tanta $50. hlRekcap FasppsssIl'esss ~
VEG ErAut. Es-CahbaEa $50 -
poand. lettuce. aoe per crate 80 -,
tuoe 50-ssc doEf rhuhafh q -
sresn onions st-sko per doHeai ". -
fntaes. fa0-15 per teui spinAeA. titt
IN cauiifower. 81 doreni 49, s....s.
Ell so sack cucumeerA WV - -.
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HILL ABANDONs
The ORIENTAL
TRAFFIC
10y United pr.s.,

BIT PAUL, MIMI, Ang. Ia.
pers and railroad msn are suru..l.
by the announcement lust tnsa.
the Bill lines have abandonss !
marine portion ~ their share 4, i
trade with China and Japan :" y
In speaking on the snbiee, -.
James J iiill Of the Great wo, s,aaf
road, said Our Paaflc tssts i I
been done for a year Az'
mo. the roads DO MOI blsm. !.
Interstate commission for aes,,,a ~
We have been forced 10 ~ ~
tfanscontiuental roads wlshasl
from the Pacific carrying tra1s y
cause they could not contlnus X
busineaa and get an even 49,
America today has no nag ~ 4.
hiRh seas. Or might as wei =.
have for va cannot compete -.
any other country" ="
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Boiling beef. corned bel s-t
mutton stew are on sale todzy l,
&c per pound. lamb chops 2rs sslt
ed AZ pounds for sc.
Other Saturday specials O q
market are New potatoes 4
pounds &c. early cnsira
peaches. l5c per dozen. nx
cheese. 85c per p0und. Dana
creamery butter. 30c per pound;
kippered sturgeon. l5c per paal;
chickens, dressed and dFavn IN
per pound. rock cod. io< %
pound. founders. Z pounds *;
sweet water grapes. 6oc ~ 10
ket. watermelons. &c per pound,
Raeishea punr-.. rss -
Parsley. tunfhss fer lea
Tufulpn ! anrrhes fnr Sc
CELERY. hunrh.s iEe
CahhaKss. ] &c 10 &c
HufahaEae las 10
fiestm hunehea ffe
Head isstaee : Tor e.
t.smuns 4assir per dnt
Fancy apples. 81 % 70 tiff esz
Piueappirs 1sr 20 sec e&th
Oranges lee 70 fec doten
Flnm Hfa Carnations Use pm a
fusea sfa 20 see d1E
Grape fruit Zee % 80
Dates les
wkshiurtan creamery batter, k-;ia
igua creamery. les tse. rnneh fsi'x
LEGAL runch egEs rt-s.e SEA
Potatoes. nss. IL IA iss' ~ p
lee It's
oniens Z eanehsa Sc. hosllrs snisA
~ itH fer 4se
Carrots Z lunches fer &C.
Summer squash. lee ID; yealaw $50
g. a..
steaks tgcs parserhoass lie y ~
a. slFlain, i1Mc. rcnnd steak H.E
10 shoulder steak ~ lie es4a
&c 10 roaats. t-Tc 10 eoiliEe hesf ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
BAND CONCERT II
WOODLAND PARK

Conductor f. r. Smith O, a.
Seattle Marine band has ar,s.,.s
The following program for IL -
cert tomorrow afternoon al aoz
land park,
March Whistllng John; Oyenn.
American Triumph. Concert VIZ
~, The Silver Brook Reeves
The Eastern Star lsolo Tor ~
bonc) Selection. The Wanderf
lniormiasion; lntermezzo. The ~
kinR Bee Selection. King Doas
Indian Dance. The Pot.I.asA
Songs. a. Under the Tropical a,,s
b. Dreaming. Two Step. The 3
allied Ruler.
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STOCK SUM MARY

Furnished BY 8 C. Osborn & Co.
brokers. Seattle.
NEW YORK. Aug London
market closed today and Monday
Twenty railroads average yesterday
touched 100 Is. a new high level for
the year Monarch Tobacco Co
sues Tobacco Trust FOR 81 500 600,
claiming its business has been
ruined. Cleveland will have new
furnaces aud ore docks. costing 81
coo. GOO. nryan's notification Of his
nomination for president viii take
place August IL. and will be non.
partisan affair. John Mitchell. la
Dor leader. has been given 5000
job BY the civic federation. He viii
not discuss politics this fall Presl-
dent TruesdRll 81 I.ackawauna re-.
fuses 10 confer with switchmen and
the men may strike A 7sstory
steel sky-scrapcr viii supplaut the
first steel building NJ 80 Broadway.
New York. Trade reports continue
TO Indicate improvement Aldrich
says he IL satisfied with present
currency law. and that no new
measure Is necessary New Haven
in It's demurrer TO government suit
alleges that combination with Bos.
ton and Maine could not restrain
trade. Thirty mine roads third week
OF July show average gross decrease
1889 ger cent. i2 industrtals ad.
vanced 20 per cent. 90 active roads
advanced 90 per cent
DOW. JONES & co.
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KILLS TWO, THEN HIMSELF.
by United Prs.s1

HARTFORD. Conn. Aug T.
Leonard Hendricks, 81 years a
In the absence Of hts wife ~
killed himself and his two In.
daughters. Anna. 5 years Old Ia
Lily. years. BY means Of gss i
note left for MIS- Hendricks ssls
Good bye. and expressed bo,s
that she would find a better L.
band
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FORTY HOURS DEVOTIOV
OPENS T0MORROV

The forty hours devotion sersr
will open AZ the Church u The i.
maculate Conception. 18th anS I
Marion, tomorrow a. 1880 morsl.r
mass. Rev Patrick O'Reilly. & A
viii be the preacher Of the efeel,s
sermon al 1880 O'Clock.
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AND AL CLASSIFIED ADS.

ANU Mt NANoSFF FNW
One cent a word--Minlmun
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as SGT will be counted. Seven
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pAtI.ARn AGENCY P. H.
Mullen kA0a ballard av. or
CITY Hall, Phone. Ballard sVo'
MAIN OFFICE seventh av.
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850: Ind Aal'
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES

: % not trust printed time
\ tables In newspapers fo
4 time Of departure ard ARRIVAL
4 Of trains telephone Ninp street
4 station Information bure&e'
\ sunset, Main 2f4o, indepeno'
a ent TT.
:. : -
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DEMOCRATS TO MEET.

Democrats o. the Fifth ward will
hold n meeting this evening In
rooms $50. 5s3. 55s Empire building