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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-05-27
know us the next time we meet.

know US the next time we meet.
Squire Grant NJ. Garner one OF the
members OF the Virginia board ol
education informed rs that Geo. II,
Pahlmsn had been engaged TO teach
their school next year.
Rev. Lewis Carpenter, OF Baldwin,
Kansas, visited with his brother, W.
c.. last week.
There will be preaching at Mul
berry next Sabbath.
James Pshlman will teach the Mul.
berry school next fall and winter.
Mrs. Jack Grimsley leit Tuesday
for Harrisonville to visit with grand.
pa and grandma Grimsley.
Col. and Mrs. C. E. Robbins left
Monday morning for Winterset,
Iowa, to be gone a month. The Col.
has had very busy winters work
and will surely enjoy rest,
Fred c. Ewbank and family visited
with Rambler Sunday.
David Clark and family visited
with Mrs. Cal. Reeds across the Dor.
der line, Sunday.
Friday about 11;30 Miss Inez Beck
heard a knock at the Concord school
house door and when she opened she
door there were some thirty odd
patrons In the yard with we'll filled
baskets. Her pie supper amounted
to 5000. Col. Ike Lockridge acted
as auctioneer.
Robert Braden attended the Har'
shaw hog sale Saturday.
We have a friend who is the owner
OF a Collie pup that Is equal TO the
Kansas City Star pup. Our friend
has a hello box and Ii seems as
though there are q number OF sold
hens" that roost on the line. The
pup heard his master swearing
about what a nuisance the sold
hens" we're 80 next morning to ouI
friends surprise the pup had got II
where his chick.hens roost and killed
q couple OF "old hens" RAMBLER.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-05-27

W. M. Collins and N. T. Badgett
were In Hume last week on business,
DIED:-El,is Wayne, the little son
ci Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Grant, at
home on East 10Th street OF whoop-
ing cough. he was born March 81,
1907, and died May 10, 1909. For
two weeks he has been battling
against death. All was done that
loving hands could do to alleviate
his suffering but to no avail. At 4
O'Clock Wednesday morning all was
hushed in death, and the spirit OF
little Ellis took its flight to that far
away home, where they never say,
goodbye" Funeral sermon was
preached at the Christian Church by
Rev. W. r. Rogers, and interment
was made at Salem, The family
have the sympathy oi this commu-
nifty In their sad bereavement.
DINAH
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Mulberry and Western Bates

John W. Albin was caller at the
Hawk Eye Home" Saturday and
reported having new potatoes ready
for table use. Who says Bates coun-
ty is not alright?
Wednesday was a busy day for
Harlan Porter, AS there were eleven
parties called for sweet potato
plants, some coming as far as Dine
miles. Another thing 1t showed that
the people read THE TINES.
Charles R. Bowman and family
drove over to Butler Thursday.
Rambler, wife and two youngest
sons drove to Amoret Friday after.
noon to get our supply OF eatsbles
In the hopes OF finding the merchants
not busy, but all we're doing a rush
Ing business. We got our merry
widow that was awarded US at the
box supper. Carl F. Hall kept bis
pro mise and gave us our choice. As
We we're busy inspecting bis stock oi
hats our friend the successful auc-
tioneerICol. Clyde E. Robbins came
in andlhelped us out. The Col. was
the Judge Of the contest and oil
courseIvanted to see that we got a
square deal.
Col. Harry N. Justice, Of Stillvell
Kansas, arrived Friday afternoon
to visit bis friends Col. and Mrs. C.
E. Robbins, and to take In the big
hog sale at Butler Saturday.
Friday night the Hay Seeds went
over to Concord to help Miss Inc,
Beck and pupils In her last day oi
school entertainment. Miss Beck has
been engaged as teacher for next
year. We had the pleasure Of meet.
Ing Col. Ike Lockredge, committee.
man Of Elkhart. Ike was inquirina
about who Rambler 10. II be remem.
] bsrs Who handed him the pie be vii
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Virginia.

Frank Satterlee is digging a tile
ditch on the Dr.. j. J. Mitchell farm.
Geo. Pshlman has been employed
to teach the coming winter term OF
school at Virginia.
Miss Icy Jenkins OF Kansas City
came home Saturday TO spend a few
days with her mother before going
to Boston to spend the summer
months.
Corn blowing is the order of the
day. Most every one has good
stand and the ground Is working
fine, the prospects now Indicate d
good crop.
Fred Drysdale, OF Amoret, was in
Psrktown Sabbath afternoon.
Mrs. j. W. McFadden hauled eggs
to market last week to keep then
from sccumulating In their store.
The. wedding prospects that wer'
lately discovered appearing on th'
matrim onial sky is rapidly drawing
near the matrimonial line. The 9th
er one does not get any nearer, looks
brighter for awhile and then dark al
II a storm WAS brewing.
The farmers think now that ther,
will be a big corn crop this year
The prospects were never bette
around Virginia at this time Of ih
season.
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lay on the eastbound train.

day on the eastbound train.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Writ left last
week for Iowa to visit their son,
Church, and family.
We notice people going to Butler
by the way OF Rich Hill. More con.
venient, we guess.
Jake Strole returned Monday from
Nevada, where he had been to attend
the funeral Of his brother, Elmer,
who died near that place Friday OF
consumption. This Is the third
brother that has died In the last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Woods are re.
ljoicipg over the arrival OF a baby
girl at their home May 18th. All
parties doing fine.
VIII Mcconnell, who has been farm.
ing in Trego county, Kan is home
on visit with his family. Mr.. Nc.
Connell reports wheat looking fine
He has eighty acres planted to corn,
and thinks the outlook good for all
kinds Of crops.
| |. 81. Arbogast and ]. 81. McCul'
lOuuh ware In Rich Hill SATURDAY. on
business.
A. h. Lloyd and wife we're In Rich
Hill Saturday. While Mrs. Lloyd was
shopping, Mr. Lloyd was undergo
ing treatment for nervous trouble,
He was able to return home In the
evening, much improved In health.
The Rich Hill boys came up Sun
day and crossed bats with the Fos'
ter boys. The score stood 10 to II
In favor OF Rich Hill.
Clarence and Walter Lloyd, ol
Pittsburg, Kan, are visiting theil
uncle, A. b. Lloyd, OF this place.
While In Rich Hill Saturday We
met our old friend General Sieg, who
has been spending the last two years
In California and Oklahoma. He re
turned home Wednesday, looking
hale and hearty for a man OF bis age
In reply to our inquire Of how he
liked the western country, be said
everything was lovely and the goose
hangs high (his way Of expressing
~ more SO II anything and a little
bit more besides.
Dr.. Rhoades and Col. Seth Cope, ol
New Home, took the southbound
train at Rich Hill Saturday for Neva'
de- on business.
Miss Gertrude Rooney left Sunday
with her father and brothers for st
Louis.
Miss Audrey Laiee and Ada Arbo
CAST visited Sunday with Mist
Winnie Anderson at her country
home south Of town.
b. b. Hsvely vas In Rich Hill Sat
urday.
J. W. Darby made flying trip t.
Hume Saturday.
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witness In the Skillman case. The
trial is set for May 81.
W. T. Slower and wife were In Rich
Hill Tuesday attending the funeral
OF his niece.
Mrs. DR.. Lusk, Of Nyhart, who had
been visiting the first OF the week in
Foster, returned to her home Tues
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Miss Ethel jenkins who has Deeu
visiting her aunt, Mrs. B. F. Jenkins
for several weeks will go to AdyiaD
this week to visit few days ana
then TO Kansas City to visit the
family OF Joshua jenkins and then
return to her home at Grainfeb
K snsss, by the 18th Of June.
James |. Wolfe had his big motor
car on the road Sabbath loaded wsh
ladies, Misses Icy jenkins, Myssls
j ohnson, Ethel Jenkins and MIRA
Geo. Green. They spent the day AZ
VIII McKibbens.
Childrens Day at the Christian
church first sabbath in June, come
and hear the little folks say their
pieces and sing their songs.
J. W. McFsdden got so dozen eggs
In Psrktown Monday.
W. W. Park put a new roof on hiE
smoke house Monday. New improve
ments always going on In Psrktown-
The inhabitants are a peculiar lot
when not busily engaged In some I'm
provements they are out for offies.
Childrens Day at Mount Carrn,
next Sabbath.
Memorial service will be held atthe'
NJ. E. church next Sabbath at 3p-
m. All are invited to be present and
take an active part In the work o8
remembering our friends that have
gone on before to the other shore
In passing many OF the country
grave yards the first thought thar
presents itself, how soon we iorges
our friends and let the weeds, grass
and bushes grow up In the yard
After service the people 60 TO tbs.
grave yard and place flowers over al
the graves 30 that people that havfs
moved away will know shat flowers
will be placed on their friends graves.
We hope all will take part In the
good work.
Roy Cuzic came down from Kansas
City Friday to attend thecommence-
ment at Butler and visit home iolksN
Tor few days.
Misses Geneva Draper and LinnS'
Smith and Mrs. Louis Garner went,
to Kansas City last Saturday. The
latter went for treatment and Misses
Geneva and Linnie went TO visfD
friends and relatives at that place
They expect 80 return Wednesday OF.
this week.
Vivian Allen came home q coApks
OF weeks ago TO visit his parents and
J also attend the commencement ezer-
cises. His brother Albert Allen Was
: one OF the graduates this year.
| Topic for Christian Endesvor mex &
Sunday evening ls, Heroes OF home
Missi ons. Matt. 1877 Ii } Leader =,
Miss Gilbert.
Miss Grace Darr has been employ =
ed to teach the Hot Water scho0 !
next winter.
Miss Roe Burke is Oh the sick hist.
Henry Isom says he ish's going -,
hire any more girls TO work at HIS
house, as one came on Tuesday whx
intends to stay for 2l years.
3 AARoN
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Foster Notes.

Ex.County Treasurer W. R. Bell
and wife, OF Butler, came down Sun.
day for a few days visit With bis
parents, j. L. Bell and wife.
Deputy Sheriff Wallace was down
last week rounding up the States
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Notice..

Declaration Day coming on Suis
day, the banks ~ Butler will closs
all day Monday, May 3lst.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-15
New York.okIahoma Route.

Oklahoma City, March IA tele,
gram was received here today saying
that the Mallory steamship lines will
make rate, effective April 20, be-
tween New York and Oklahoma City
via Galveston of s1.21 on car lot
shipments OF dry goods and notions.
This rate is lie higher than the new
rate provided by the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas, effective about April
20. A message to the chamber OF
commerce today from Missouri, Kan,
sas and Texas officials stated that
the company will not recede from It's
proposed rate on account of objections
by Kansas City jobbers.
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PERSONALS

j. w. Johnson of Milo was bust.
ness visitor here today.
A. II. Nesbit of Tishomingo was n
business visitor here today.
M. s. Ruff was a business visitor
here today from Oklahoma City.
]. r. London was here yesterday
from Marietta visiting with friends.
II. w. Stark, prominent citizen of
Gainesville, was a visitor here today.
T.. V. Wolverton was here yesterday
from Mannsvillo visiting with homo
folks.
Jas. White OF Oklahoma City was
among the out of town visitors here
today.
w. ~ Taliaferro was over today
from Madill looking after business
matters.
Sam Daube and Max Wosthcimer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-15
The HASKELL CASE:
SENSATIONAL ALLEGATION AL.
LEGGED TO HAVE BEEN FILED IN
TODAY'S CASE.

Muskogce Okla, March II. Scusa-
tional allegations are contained in the
motion 10 quash the indictments
against Gov. Haskell and other prom.
inent Oklahoma men charged by the
government with conspiracy in con.
nection with Muskogec townsite
scheduling, filed here on behalf of the
defendants and served on Assistant
United States Attorney Gregg tonight.
The motions TO quash charge mis-.
conduct on the part of the Special
Assistant Attorney General Sylvester
Rush of Omaha, who conducted the
grand jury examination.
The United States circuit court has
been asked to assign a Judge TO try
the case in place of Judge II. Il.
Campbell, of this district. who has
declined TO preside.
The indicted men left tonight for
Vinita, where their arraignmcnt is
scheduled for tomorrow.
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MAY lndict Heinze.

New York, March 14,-Additonal
proceedings against f. Augustus
Heinzc, the former copp king.
We're considered yesterday, it is un.
derstood, by the federal grand jury.
II is the general belief that some
Of the evidence Obtained during the
trial of Charles w Morse. the CON
victod banker, was presented TO the
jury. Heinze was inflicted about "A
year ago for the over-certification OF
draft drawn by his brother. Otto
{. IIeinze, on the Mercantile Ma.
tional bank The draft called for
approximately si5O,OOO, but Hcinzc
was released on $4,000 bail
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-15
Big FREE SHOW
UNION MEN WILL ERrAIN
THEIR FRIENDS VITA AN EDU.
CATIONAL SHOW

There are two conflicting dates in
the city this week that is TO be re-
crcucd The free exhibit showing
the shoe industry of the United
States under the auspices OF the
Trades Council and tho lecture Of
state Gcologist Chas. y. Gould on
the mineral resources OF this country
are both scheduled for Thursday
night March is. Both arc under tho
impression that they Will usc the
opera house. The Trades Council.
however. have contract for the
building
Jesse L. Day OF this city received
the following telegram today concern
ing The show that is to bc hero and
which will interest all who attend:
Oklahoma city. Okla. Mar. IS.
Mr. Jesse l.. Day. Secretary Ard.
moro Trades Council Nrdmorc. Ok.
"In answer TO your inquiry as %
Tho merits Of the travelling show OF
the Boot and Shoe Workers. ! will
say that thorc is no moro refined and
pleasing ortortainmcn ou tho road
than this show They show an the
labels of tho different organizations
and show many beautiful pictures.
Illustrated songs are 20 feature. Tho
Lecture by c. J. McMorrow an Off
cial Of the Boot and Shoe Workers
Union, is simply the greatest possible
success. Every class Of citizens
should see this and moro particularly
tho women folks. Large crowds at.
tended the two shows that were Civ.
on in the Presbyterian and Christian
churches in Oklahoma Ciy last Thurs.
day and Friday nights endorse
every phase OF the entertainment.
u. LUTHER LANGSTON.
"Secretary-Trcasurcr Oklahoma state
Federation of Labor"
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Bishop Hoss improved.

Baltimore, Md, March 15.-Physi.
clans announce tonight that the condi.
ton of Bishop +. +. Hoss. who is a
patient at the Johns Hopkins hospital
is better than it has been for several
days and that he is resting much
more comfortably. The complication
that appeared recently is beginning 20
subside and his more rapid GONZALES,
cense is now looked for
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went to Mcmillan today to look after
business matters.
Just a Deer Story.

Denison, Tex, March Il. - Johr
Dills. who resides in the Sassah. e
district, Oklahoma, went to his barn
last Friday and looking in, saw a
large buck feeding at the stall. Dills
sprang inside and closed the door.
The buck in attempting to escape,
drove his antlers through the door.
which gave way. Mr.. Dills then grab
bed at the door TO prevent the escape
of the deer and was carried 10 a rail
fence. when he let go. The buck with
the door impaled on its horns, leaped
the fence, and escaped. Nothing of
the animal has been seen since.
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate by
Guardian.

In the matter of the guardianship
OF Maran Pendleton and Burtrum
Pendleton.
Notice is hereby given In pursu.
ance of an order of the County
Court of the County Of Carter. State
OF Oklahoma, made on the sixth
day of March, 1909, the undersigned
guardian OF the estate OF MaraD
PcndletOn and Burtrum PendletOn
will sell at pri ate sale, Ardmore,
10 the highest bidder subject TO
confirmation by said Court on Tues.
day, Tn. 23rd day OF March, 1903
at ten O'Clock n. m, at office County
Judge, Ardmorr, all the right, title
and interest OF said Maran Pendle.
ton and Burtrum Pendleton In and
to the following described real estate
situate in Carter County state OF
Oklahoma, tO-wit
SE y of NE a of NV a, and "
y OF Ne a OF NV a. section 3j.
Township TWO South, Range Two
East and, the So OF NV "a OF
Ne a. and NV a Of SW q, OF
NJ "a Of Section 80, Towns p Two
South, and Range Two EasD Said
real estate viii Dee sold on 'lc fol-
lowing terms and conditions ,o.wlt
Cash in hand
Bids for the purchase thereof
must be in writing and must b.
fled In the County Court or deliver.
ed TO the undersigned at thr Office
OF the County Judge, civ, Of Ard.
more. Oklahoma, not later tnau Mon
day, March %, 1909
Dated the sixth day of March, 1909
1l2t HENRY PENDLETON.
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MILITARY POST AT LAYTON.
New Post Practically Assured a,
This Point.


Lawton, Okla, March 1i.-Although
final and definite action in the matter
of adopted plans for the enlargement
of Fort Sill are 10 be postponed until
the next regular session OF the fed.
eral congress, the new post at Fort
Sill is now practically a certainty, ac-
cording To the opinion of w. II. Quin-
ettc. He announced this at the meet.
ing of the chamber OF commerce last
night in reporting his trip to Wash.
ington, TO which place he was sent by
the chamber OF commerce TO work
with the department and congress in
the interest of the new post. The
100000 already appropriated for Fort
Sill is available for use here and
though without definite promise OF
the war department Mr. Quinette ex.
poets that preliminary work on the
post in the expenditure OF the amount
will begin during this summer In
connection with the proposed new
post Mr.. Quinetto announces that Il
Is planned 20 construct at Fort sill
an airship station with routes o.
flights fixed TO Fort Sill, oFrt Worth
and Omaha.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-15

Mrs. J. W. Stewart has copy of
the Dollar Newspaper, a weekly news
paper published at Philadelphia, on
Wednesday, November End, 1859.
Among the important news il contains
is column story about a passenger
boat that was wrecked off the coast
from New Jersey in which several
lives were lost. Across the top OF the
front page is printed, independent
In All Things" The paper is still in
good condition except that it Is very
yellow from age but the type shows
as plain as If It was only printed a
few weeks past.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-15
JOLLY JOLLY JOLLY

If YOU dearly love to be jollied,
don't fail to hear Jolly of Joliet, on
Jolly Side of Life" under auspices
.. Epworth League at Broadway
Methodist church Friday night, Mar.
~, 7:30 o'clock.
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lenten Tea.

NJ Fred Gates and Mrs. Arthur
Walcott vii give a Lenten tea at
the residence of Mrs. Fred Gates
next TUESDAY from 3 to p. m.
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On farm lands at low rate Of inter,
est on five and seven years time
VI l.. Alexander, Ardmore. Okla
2G.lm
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ELKS' SHOW TOMORROW
ARDMORE's GREATEST LOCAL
EVENT TO BE SEEN TOMORROW
AND NEXT NIGHT.

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are gong l's''
I'' scenery was o'inE put III 'h'
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Money 70 Loan.

l viii loan you 49, So $40 500, or
s25 with chattel mortgages as secur,
ity, NJ. l.. Alexander. 26-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-15

WANTED-Girls 10 do sewing. Apply
to Miss Mayola Mills, phone 775.
1873 , fN
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Let IIartniu clip your horse, at
Pridos stable on Broadway. 12lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-15

Have IIartnitt train your horse. at
Pril"s stable on Broadway. 12lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-15

WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
FRIGHT Now"
DON'T wal. until II gets cold again.
Phone 90 Ardmore Supply Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-15

Ardmoreito Want Ads will get Il
for you.
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+ "Oistrlct Leader and Gaze +
+ less Cupid" Song Hits now ON Z
T. sale at 4
r "REEDER'S MUSIC HOUSE." 4
+ West Main Street, two doors I
+ west of First National Bank, I
+ Telephone 23O. 4
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ALBATROSS

That's the name OF the best hosl
cold In Ardmsre
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Read Ardmoreite want ads.
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Chi.ro.prac.tic
DRs. KENNARD & KENNARO

Condemnation without inyosti.
cation is poor judgment.
We court your investigation az
TO who and what We are. We
have the quickest. safest and
best method known TO romoye
the cause OF disease and re.
store health. Endorsed by our
Governor many Of our l.. S
and State Senators, and thous
ands of our good citizens. We
make a specially OF all the so
cancl incurable diseases,
207l4 W. Main 81. Phone col
Adjusting Parlors-First stair.
way west Lon Frames Drug
Store.
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TOWELS
1Sx34 Huck Towels( each 9c
22xt0 Huck Towels, each 12r
17x32 Huck Towels, each Sc
17x36 Unbleached Turkish
Towesl, this ale, each So
20xij Bleached Turkish
Towels, good weight, each 21c
22X45 Hemmcd Turkish Towels
bleached, good weight,
each ................ S5c
2GX50 Bloached Turkish Towels,
hemme3, notice the size,
each ................ S1c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-15

Shirt Waists OF all descriptions
Fine line of Silk and Cotton
Long Kimonas. II in need, see
them.