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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

bies cine Der offenfumoigen 2ebrer
Der 8anif pom porigen Sabr 1T.
Sic grfIarung bes S@ot.
ants . SefretGrs bes Deut9eR
Sfeids, bab Die nerien Steuern, bic
500 WiIIionen Warf @tntiinfte Il.
dern IoIlen, nift eeniigen peroen.
,ur 9edung Der 4usgaben oes &eihs'
hmlsbaItes, bat in 9euti1larb einen
aeIin6en S6reden bernorgerifen. @s
lit 10 ettpas pie cine @rniidterung dtit
Die felt mebreren Sabren IN getpifer
J areiien berri6enSe Surrabitimmir1g
erfo!at, Bic 9enti6lanb nidt 5um Se.
oen oereifte. = 60 III elm fonferna-
fines 9Iatt, bic Sdleiiide 8eittng,
Sag su Der ietigen Gage iGreibt:
u9ie 500 Millionen 1lele Steierrt,
sic oas Rei6 brauft, oereint nit ben
200 Willionen, Die in 8reuben aut.
oebrodt meroen IoIlen, bebelten ielbit
beim iebtgen YtnstuB etn RapttaI BON
II bis 18 MiIliarhen! 9o6 nte.
mails lit elmer Station in
Grie6ens5eiten cine o !.
d. SteuerIaIt auf m a !
aufqebirbet morben. Ote
Sran5oien. baben ieIbit nod ibrem I'm.
qIiifliden ariege ui6t 10 piel 6ii'
idicben miiiien. Sdtten mir eineN
oroben arieg b~erIoren, miiBten mir
5ieIe W%siIliarSen @nti6doigung aoblen
unb nod immenien S6ooen i'm 2onoe
mieber gut MAIDEN, 10 f0nnte es ms
fo,tm barter an oen @elbbeutel gebet,
ais ps iest sebt 9as lit gum groben
SbeiI Die Solge elmer SIln{tcns-
pouIitif, Die nift nit ben porbon'
benen MitteIn geredlpet bat"
Ron iiebt, in 9euti6lano berritt
bic observation-disclosures Der Or
niitterung, Die iibrigens audi anoere
80lfer iiber fiir5 ODER lang erfabren
fuer0en.
Sn oiefem 1onat tptrb
infer iiingites 8erfebrsmittel - Der
Ienfbore @allon - gum erIterfnoIe
Die giibne y%betreten", uno 5tuar etne
beutide. Sir ben 90. Robember bal
Die Sntenoans oes M%annbeimer Sof'
tbeaters Die llrouffiibrung bon@uitat
So6itetters breioftigem Sltitipiel
y9as itarre Spitem" feitgc'
iet!. Ser .2enfbare" ipielt tn BEN
beiteren Itellenipeiie aber audi ergrei'
feno ernitem @erfe beinabe Die Role
elmer ,~bonoeInben 8erion"; gum me-
niaIten tuirft err beItimnenb ouf oaS
SfidiaI Der bonoelnben Yerionen
0as aben6fillenoe 2liitipiel So6itet'
ters, oes b~efannten ,2uitige 8ldtter"'
Reoafteurs, bat iid Die aufgabe ge
Itel(t, Die Stimnung feit5ubaIteu, oil
in ben b~odiommerlihen 3eppelinta
gen 6as 9euti6e Hei9 erfiillte. 3ep.
peIin tritt in Dem Stiif nidt auf, mid,
!. eia1al iein Rome miro altsaeipro
den: ober trotoem ipiegeln it'd oil
Greianiiie oieies Sommers in ben
@crf, Sas offenbar fir Die @egen
, mart elm aftuelles, fir sic 3rfunft eir
biitoriIdes Drama bebeliten Toll.
9teett Der 8er6ffentli9unf
t 6es &aiierinterpiens IN Seutih
. LAMB berri6enoe Stimmuug miro 81
t treffenO gefenn3eiGnet burd)einenGor
foll In einem 9erIiner Sbeoter. ri:
, oa iiiltgit BEL Der @oritellung bei
: SaitIt in Der S5ene in auer6ads Sell
: let 9ranOer Die @orte iprad:
. sd bait es tuenigitens fir rei6Iidel
@eminn,
: 9oB id nidt aaiier ooer 8an3le
/. bin -"
!. brad oas 8ubIifum in ftiirmiidyel
: 9eifall ais, Der ben aiinItler mimi
, tenIang binberte, ieine 9etrodtitngel
! iiber oeir garitig 2ieo, pfui, elm poll
2 tiid 2ieSs fort5uieten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

9iemano, Der bas lange Gin.
oenregiIter Der STANDARD Oil Cont
panp fennt, piro iid beionoers bar.
lber peripunoern, bab nun aus oelt
@erittsaften 5u gIepeluub getptfie
g6riftItiide febIen, beren ii6 Der
8unbesanpaIt eegenpartie beoieteit
mo9te, in ienem 8rc3eB, Der tn
Seem gort eegen ben 8etroleim.Sr uit
berbanoelt ipirb. Die Sintermanner
bieies oIieen Concerns iiro ri9t ge'
tppbrt. iiber 3pirnfdOen 81 itolperrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01
&unlfi pom Gage.

Sn Der Gn Ritttpo1 on @uib.
tngton arn Stibe bes aur gntbiiIIltng
aelmgenben Sbertbonoenfmnls &c.
baItenen GnIpra1e mics Der 8rditbeui
barauf BIN. bob i'm 9eben 6es beriibm.
ten Srrppeufiibrers elm gewifier
Wurft lei,
which 1t is good for all of us to re-
member:
9ie @ltern Sberibon's, tpie bieieni.
gen Sarraglts, ieien ienieits oes
Oceans eeboren porberL oIio aIs Gin.
t%panoerer na9 Gmerifa eeforrten,
tp1bren6 Grant, SHERMAN ltro Ebo.
mos alten eingeieiienen Samilien oes
2onbes o%ngeborten. Sober oieier
flint MGnner iei gerabe 70 gut elm
3Dp bes @merifners eepeien, beiien,
mos in Qmerifa am beiten lit, pie bic
or1beren bier. - Man ioIlte iih tets
bic Ebatia9e Dor Queen balteu, fiibrte
Der Reoner ferner aus,
that Americanism Is a question of
principle, of purpose, of idealism, Of
character;
nift aber cine Code Der @eburts.
itdtte, oes @lmlbensbefenntiiies, ODER
Der Mbitammn1ng.
@s beliebt Dem B~r6iioenten, offers
grobe @orte 10 gelaiien alts5uipre.
den. l1no in etterft bot er audi iiber.
Iid redt: Heift Der lit notbpenoiger.
tpeiie Der Bette Imerifaner, D. +. Der
treueIte, eeIe~sliebenbite, opfertDilligite
8iiraer, beiien 8orfabren i9on Dor
Sabrbumoerten nod lmerifa fdnen.
Gnorerietts miro nidt ieoer iiG gu Der
Gnfi6t befennen tpoIen, bab Die rclt.
aioie lleber5eugung zines Weniden
9ar nidt in 8etradt fommt, penn CO
iid Inn feline 8ertblrng aIs Staats.
biraer banoeIt. - &ooiepelt oiirfte,
oIs er auf Sberiom unS Sarragllt
binpies, oarm geoaht baben, baB bet
Der 8orfabren &atboIifen paren.
8GbIt bod Der groBe GomiraI, oeijcn
Batter 1875 rad @merifa fam bon Der
SnieI Minorfa, einen berporragenOen
GbeoIoeen un6 einen 8ii9of - er re-
gierte Die 9i63eIe l1reel - inter ben
Gneeborigen ieines aIten @ei6leftes
9ieier Sinfueis more bann als Slln'
ftration arifaufaiien gum iiingit erlal'
ienen 8rtefe iiber bic biirgerlthe 70
lerans.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

8 | Yenniplpania =. 9nhn mill
niGt nur elettrii4en 8etrieb auf Der
Strefe bon $arriion, einer 8oritaot
bon Weuart, na9 Gong Sslano @itp
ionbern aud 6piihen Manbattari uno
philadelphia ielbit e%infiibren. Dan
eriuartet, oaour6 bic Sabr5eit Spi.
i9en geep Dort uno BbilaoeIpbia aui
cine Stunoe berabbrinsen 81 f0nnen.
@egenpGrtig brauden Die i6nelliten
Siige 5pii6en oieien beioen 8unften
5tpei Stunben. 9ieie 3eit lit bonn
Ranbattan lfer bere6net uno iblieB.
IL Winuten elm fir Die lleberfabrt
ouf Der Rortb &iper Sabre. Die gnt.
fernutg lit 80 Weilen. I'm Die Sabr.
Seit auf cine Stunbe berunter5ubrin.
gen, miro man cine Sabrgeidwinbig'
felt bon ia Weilen erlangen miiiien.
Sie 8eitiugbouic go. 1T idon an ben
neuen 2ofomotipen on Der Irbeit, bic
cine Gei6ninoigfeit BON 1870 Meilen
in Der Stunoe gu enttpideln I'M Stanoe
iein peroen. Man miro nit Der I'm.
ponSIung Der 9abn an beioen @nben
beginner, rulo oieie @rbeit miro nift
pieI 3eit beanipruden. Damn Toll
bic Strede spii6en 9bilaoelpbia uno
8ittsburg an Die 0feibe fommen.
auber Der 8ergroberung Der Sdnel'
ligteit bietet Der eIeftriide 9etrieb
aud on6ere @ortbeile, pie &einlia'
felt, Die REMEMBERING oes 2arms, II.
q. M, Die nid)t su peraften iiub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

men eriIn5enb nod benz eroBen Baib.
ingtoner Sroteftions.Erog uno nit
allen bier 9einen i'm frog peridIin.
en- lie oas Spiilidt." - Sos lit feline
eIegante Sprade, a6er iie oriidt eina
8abrbeit aus, Die peber bon pieler
9ieben nod ben Sdweiuen sepiir.
6igt miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

Gin 6elttI6er Irbiteft, Sobannes
&ronfub in 9omberg, erbielt bel benz
internationuIen 8reisaliSidrei6en fir
ben 9au oes argentinii9 den
8 oIbte6nifum in 8ncnos
gltres Den erIten Breis BON $4,000
Sranfen. Den 5tpeiten unb britten
8reis in Der Sobe bon $4,000 uno
1880 Sranfen erbieIten frauaoitide
Grhiteften. Dem internationalen
greisausiGreiben log cine i4pere
Mufgabe ougrunbe, Die eingebenbes
Stu6ium erforberte. 9as 8olptetni'
FUN, oas tpobI Der erobte Der ganaerI
BeIt tperben Toll, bat Dtele Satultdterl
gu bereinigen, fir bic gonoe abtbei'
lunaen bon @eb1iiben benotbigt iino.
auber ben fir Die ~etnseIneu Speige
Der Observation-Disclosures poreeiebe.
men R6umen un6 @ebduben iino aut
Wuieen fir Geologic, 9otanit, Weteo.
roIogie, Grditeftllr uip. por5uieben
aetpeien. Sie8u fommen nod eine gro.
Be 9ibliotbef nit 2eieiaal, Set urto
empfonesiGIe, iotuie Sallen bon ie
900 Nteter fir Die prattiiden nebun'
aen Der Ioi6inentngenieure, fur Die
tedniiden 2aborntorien uin. arfi'
teft aronfub bat nit ieincm aonnen
Der MtIndener Sfule, aus Der er ber'
poraeeangen, @bre bereitet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

Ole fall ornt d. e
Grape @romers' aiiocintion" be.
ballptet in eiitem iiingit ail%Sgegebenelt
9erid)t, I'M Iesten Sabre babe Die
@einproouftion bes Stoatcs Sim er.
item Male iene 3eutidInno'S iibertrof-
fen. 0enn Salifornien bat i'm Sabre
1907 55,000,000 @allonen @etn pro.
busirt, fuGbreno es in 0eutiGlano De-
rem MIR 100000 tparen. @s beiDt
tpeiter in Dem 9eri6te: Die lettidbri'
qe @einer3eu9lrng &alifornien's ftellt
lllr 13s 9ro3ent Ser @~eiammterSeii.
alira aller @einIGnoer Der @clt Dor,
fpeI6e iif auf 4,744,000.803 @allo'
men belailfen bat. Sbati6dIid befin.
set fid Die foIifornii6e @eininouitrie
erIt in ben anfGngen ibrer gnttpife.
luna, mas aus Der SbntiG9e erbellt,
bob bic gr6Bten @einprobu5enten Der
@elt, Sronfrei6 inb Stalien, i'm leb.
ten Sabre t,744255,207, begin.
/ 945, 1864 @alloiten 8ein ST. er.
seugen I'M Gtanoe tparen. 9as flein.
tie @einIano Der @elt, Reriien, bnt
I'M Iesten Sabre 100000 GaIIoneu
rroou5trt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

Ger 9on6oner rDatlp
Graphic" idreibt, Die amerifani'
ide 8olitit peroe nit benz Iusidet-
BEN Ses 9~rdiibenten &ooiepeIt lang.
meiIiq peroen. gs feble Srn. Saft
uans unb gar an ben gigenidaften,
Sic ben 8rGiioenten &%ooiepelt 10 in'
tereiiant gemadt bitten. 9ie &rdji'
bentI6aft Der 8ereinigten Staaten
perbe wie6er 5ur Maidine bera6iin-
fen. 0as iei idabe. &ooiebelt babe
ppriud)t, rup TO bate" gu iein, anitatt
Der SfIape beroorrter SraOitionen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

FOR SALE WALKER BROS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-01

Da8 tie @ert9t bes
States Maiia6uietts bot entidie0en,
bub arbeiter . llnionen fein &edt ia.
ben, Mitglieoer, bic iid tpeigern, Ell.
mem StreifbefebI gu %geborfen, init
@eIobuben al belegen. Cine &ontraf-
loren . Sirma in Bolton lebnte ab,
nelIe Unions . Regeln an3uerfen1en,
trorouf sic Union einen Streif gegell
Die Sirma onorOnete. 3mei Mitglie.
Der Der Union, bic tpeiter arbeiteten,
muroen bon Der Union nm lie $500
g~eitroft. Die Sirma erlangte einen
@inbaItsbefebl gegen Die @intreibung
Der Strnfe unb Die oberite SnItan5
bat ben 9efebI aIs 5u RedJt beitebenb
o%nerfannt. 3pei &idter jeoo6
ftimmten bieier Gntideioung niAt BEL
unb bcriefen iif arif Die gntideiounJ
6es TibteTs Gait in Sofen SbomaS
rs. Cincinnati, Nep Orleans & Seras
8acific 9abu. Sn oieiem Sale emf
ifieb &i6ter Salt, oaB Irbciter oas
Gedt baben, l1nionen 8l eriinoen, bic
arbeitsbeoingungen feitsritcIlen, III
rem 9eamten Die gpllitredung Der Be
oingungen Der ltnionen gu iibertra'
gen uno lie aud gu ermG6tigen, ooB
Iie Mitqlipoer aus Ser Union aus,
idIieben, pel6e Die @efeble Der Union
miBadten,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-25

. W. s. James, cashier Farmers
Bank at Foster, was attending to
business before the probate court on
Monday. He was also q delegate
from Walnut township to the county
convention.
Prof. William Dillon, who was q
delegate from his township to the
County Democratic Convention on
last Monday, ordered THE TIMES to
his daughter, Mrs. Pearl Knight, at
kiowa, Okla.
James E. Bartlett was u pleasant
caller and favored us with renewal.
Mr.. Bartlett is a native son OF Bates
county. His father, the late E. Bart.
lett was Judge OF the county
court In the early seventies.
j. j, and Albert W. Fischer, promi.
nent young German farmers OF
southeast Bates, sons OF the late
John Fischer, we're pleasant callers
while in Butler Wednesday.
The following ticket was nominal
ed by the Democrats Of Mingo town.
ship last Saturday: Trustee, G. W.
Hart; constable and collector, W. NJ.
Aker; clerk and assessor, S. NJ. Berry;
justices OF the peace, A. B. Ramsey
and J. W. Hedge.
John Wright announces for asses.
sor OF Mt. Pleasant township. Mr.
Wrightis an old citizen, a good man,
has a splendid idea OF values and
will make very acceptable candi
date and number one assessor.
AT ONCE:-We want an energetic
man or woman to take care OF our
subscription interests in Butler and
vicinity. Permanent place and good
money to hustler. We train you In
the work before starting -Hamp-
toms Magazine, Sales Department,
New York
The members OF the B. Y. P. U.
very pleasantly surprised their pas.
tor, Rev. A. B. Elsey, Saturday night
BY suddenly appearing at bis home
on North Main street and presenting
to him q handsome bookcase as evi.
dence Of their appreciation and es.
TEEN. About fifty young people were
present and the evening was spent In
music and games. Light refresh
ments were served. The B. Y. P. q.
is q fourishing organization under
present favorable conditions
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-25

DR.. T. C. Boulwsre spent several
days the last OF the week at St
Joseph with his son, John, who Is
attending school in that city.
New spring suits all wool.
Black L Arnold Clothing Co.
Miss Ola Guyton went TO Kansas
City Saturday to visit friends for
lew days, she will 60 from there TO
visit her sister, Mrs Beach, at Buck.
ner, Mo.
New spring clothes, "High Art"
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Clyde Mcfarland sold William Nc
Kinty two extra fine spans OF draft
horses on Thursday. The horses
were shipped to New York City, Mr..
McKinty's home.
New spring suits tailor made.
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
j. A, Meredith, OF Chanute, Kan.
sas, and Miss Ruby A, Groves, were
married at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Groves,
In Adrian, on February 14th.
New spring suits latest styles.
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Mrs. N. A. Ayers orders her paper
changed from Shreveport TO Dubber-
ley, La. Mr.. Ayers is president OF
the Ayers Lumber Company, a
wealthy corporation OF that state.
Everett N. Ewin, son OF Chas. S.
Ewin, representing Widber & War
ner, Wholesale jewelers., OF Kansas
City, was In Butler on Monday see.
Ing the merchants, and visiting his
parents.
Mrs Monroe Morrell, OF Hume,
presented the Telephone with copy
of the New York Herald, dated April
18th, 1865, and contained the de-
tails of assassination OF President
Lincoln.
Carl Henry and Miss Nellie Austin,
Dewitt C. Chastain and Miss Naomi
Smith, went to Kansas City Satur-
day to hear "Gipsy" Smith, the
English evangelist, at the Conven.
ton Hall.
Chas. s. Ewin is letting bis friends
know that he would appreciate the
Democratic nomination for township
trustee OF Mt. Pleasant. Charley ie
true-blue, would make q good as.
SCISSOR, and 1t will take a strong man
to beat him.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-25

Mrs. George Mordica Tell on the
slippery sidewalk Monday and sus.
tained conclusion OF the brain. She
was taken home and given proper
medical treatment and is at present
resting as well az could be expected.
Her injury is not considered serious.
-Merwin Clipper.
Mems 81 % fancy dress shirts only
75c at Hills Cash Store.
James Bennett and family moved
to Bates county this week where he
has leased large farm and will en-
gage largely in stock raising and
farming. While we regret to see
them leave here we wish them abun.
dant success and contentment IN
their new ome.-Lathrop Monitor
Herald.
Mems $500 and 80 80 shoes for
81. 20 at Hills Cash Store.
c. f. Lent, wife and two children
are visiting Mrs. Lent's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Emery, south
west OF Butler. Their home is In
Cando, North Oak. They have been
on a visit to MIR. Lent's mother In
Kay county, Okla, and stopped
over here on their way back home.
Mr. Lent was a pleasant caller at THE
TINES office on Saturday and favor
ed us with renewal.
/ 12bc ohirting FOR Zoe at Hills
Cash Store.
Opal Scott, the II year old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Scott, died
at their home, on Pine street early
Sunday morning. She had been sui.
fering several weeks with rheumatism,
which effected her heart. She was a
bright, winsome lIstle girl and the
parents and relatives have the sym
pathy Of the community. Rev. Wv
Ion conducted the funeral services on
Monday and interment was In Oak
Hill cemetery.
When looking Tor bargains In NUE.
lin underwear see our line. All new
and iresh-Hill's Cash Store.
C. W. Board, OF Okunah, Okla ,
was In Butler she first OF the week,
completing the transfer papers 80
his farm In Deep Water township,
which he recently sold. MIR. Board
is Recorder OF his county, and was a
member of the Constitute onsl Con-
vention of Oklahoma. Heis q bralny
young man and has certainly made
good In that new country. He said
she negro question with them Is q
serious problem, as It is In all south
ern states. Mr.. Board is q loyal
friend and supporter OF Governor
Haskell, and believes the efforts be.
ing made by the Governors enemies
TO kill him of will prove sbortive.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-25
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.


Get our prices before you buy
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Charles Grape, on Butler No. ., Is
new subscriber.
Rev. j. B. Mayfeld, pastor OF the
Christian church, was laid up last
week with a severe "spell."
New spring suits for Easter.
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Jas. Harrison who owns a fine
farm southwest OF Butler, favored us
pleasantly while ip the city Monday.
New spring suits for him.
Black 4 Arnold Clothing Co.
Fred Yeoman, OF Butler, was mar
ried to Miss Liddie Feeman, at the
St. Ledger church, in Germantown
last week.
New spring suits, men and boys.
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Clark Hays favored us with remit
tance for renewal from Pocasset,
Okla, where he is engaged In bust
ness.
New spring suits, wedding clothes
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Jos. L. Ghere, q substantial farmer
and popular citizen, Of Lone Oak,
was a pleasant caller and favored US
with renewal.
New spring suits Greens & Smokes.
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
- Prof. Stephen Smith and Frank
Grosshsrt, representing Mingo in the
county convention, were pleasant
callers on Monday.
New spring suits from Baltimore.
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
T. c. Robinson orders his paper
changed from Sprague to Fulton,
Ind, where bis next work on county
maps is to be done.
New spring suits prices right.
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Judge Jno. j. March was pleas
ant caller, while In the city Monday
representing bis township in the
Democratic convention.
New spring suits latest shades.
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
Our old friend A. NJ. Famuliner has
moved from bis farm on the Virginia
road, to the residence property he
recently purchased In Butler.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-02-25

Is was reported last week that
Wilbur Dugsn was very low at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, aud the Elks
Lodge OF this city, Of which he is Il
mem Der, decided TO send for him and
bring him home He was reported
much better LASER and will remain
there as long as the climate is ben
eticisl.
Beautiful new embroideries at
Hills Cash Store.
Mrs. Joe Mcintyre, wife of a prom
inent farmer OF Henry county, com.
mitted suicide last week by drowning
In Big Creek. She broke through the
thin Ice and her body was recovered
200 feet below the place where she
entered, the next day. She was about
fifty years old and was In Ill health.
Toe Table dsmask for Coo at Hills
Cash Store.
Chas. E. Boot, OF Daniorth, Illinois,
and E. f Boot, OF Amsterdam neigh
borhood, were pleasant callers the
last OF the week, and both favored
us with renewal. The Booi Is q
prominent German family OF Illinois
and we'll supplied with this worlds
goods. Young Mr.. + L. Booi looks
after their interests In this county
and Chas E. comes out occasionally
80 kinder supervise and advise.
Best value In new dress goods ever
shown over any counter at Hills
Cash Store.
Rev. ". W. Quinn favored us
pleasantly while In Butler Tuesday.
Rev. Quinn located In West Point
township In 1869 He was the first
Democrat elected to a township Of
flee, that OF trustee, after the war.
He began taking The TINES In 1878
and has never missed an issue In the
thirty.one years. He Is ever a loyal
Democrat, q broad-minded, broad
gusged citizen and a credit to the
great county OF Bates.
&c toweling at 5c-Hill's Cash
Store.
The Missouri Agricultural college
said to have guaranteed the state
Legislature that for an annual appro.
priation OF $4,000 1t will save the
farmers from l to 5 million dollars
every year. They have vaccine for
hog cholera that Is said to be all
right and II It can be perfected and
made practical for so small sum as
$4,000 per year II would be foolish
In the Missouri Legislators not to
take up with the offer. 1t is claimed
that only the hogs that are seriously
sick will die with cholera after being
inoculated with this virus. Mall and
Breeze.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02
WILL GIVE PAR
AIDE AND CONCERT
RAGTIME MINSTREL RECEPTION
is NOW TALK OF THE CITY
EXCELLENT PROGRAMME IN
REHEARSALS.

1t has been definitely decided that
the "Ragtime Reception Minstrels'
will give a parade and also a band
concert on the days of their perform
ances, Monday and Tuesday. Last
evening the show shaped up better
than it has at any particular time
heretofore and the crowd of singers
are all enthusiastic over what they
declare will be the best minstrel show
that Wenatchee has ever seen. Sew
eral new acquisitions have been Sc
cured, among them Peter Olson, -
the original Swede from Christiania,
Minnesota. A Swede coon ought to
be a hit. Then the end-men and
their funny jokes have been whipped
into shape, and say-maybe there
won't be something doing when those
comedians come through with some
of their good stuff. The idea
throughout the program has been to
offer fresh and new material in
actchy and refreshing manner, and
it is generally agreed that this end
is being we'll accomplished
A. G. Dallach will be the toast
master (interlocutor), and the end
men will be o. G. Stocker, r. r.
Ellinwood, Johnny Hatton, G. G..
Arthur Floyd (Blondy)
and Sam Sumner. The old style
bones and tambos will be in evidence
and everything necessary to. make
things whirl along at a rapid fire
pace. Mr.. Evans will stage manage
the show himself, and says that there
will be no waits, nor intermissionS
After the first part the olio will at
once begin, and without any waits
and in rapid order will follow pete
Olson 'The Days on the Old Plan
tation' with the pickininnies, then
the Good Bye, Mr.. Ragtime" dance.
with 40 dancers. Then the vocal
quartet, Mr.. Dallach in his own orr
ginal club swinging act "The Elec-
-ric Rainbow and the "Sal-owe-me''
lance, the instrumental quartet "a
Slippery Proposition and then the |
Man O. tn Oor," the screaming bur-
eta finale. By the way the seat |
eta finale BY the way, the seat |
ale opens tomorrow morning at the |
Nenatchee Drug company. Don't |
lesitate
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02
Bought Fourteen Acres.

Jasper and Bert Garland purchased
yesterday IA acres of land in the
Malaga Land company tract. Both
father and son secured portions of
the old George Miller orchard. Jasper
Garland secured tx acres for which
he paid $1,000. Bert Garland Sc
cured " acres, for which he paid
$1,000. These sales were made by
the Martin-Bousquet agency.