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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-28


Salina, Kas., Ayril 20-Earl W,
Evans Of Wichita, an attorney for the
Standard Oil Company in Kansas, is
here making arrangements for a
meeting Of merchants who handle
coal oil and gasoline Of the Standard
Oil Company's production, to be held
here next Tuesday and "Wednesday.
1t is the intention to take evidence
OF the business methods Of the Stand.
ard, and the attorneys will have il in
shape to meet the custer proceedings
brought against the company by tie
attorney general under the antitrust
law. Mr.. Evans says that the compa-
ny expects to show through the mer.
chants OF Western. Kansas that they
have not been compelled to handle,
Standard goods alons. and that the|
conpeny be- not cut tie pr;cs of On
g such n extent hat Y Ia eruohsd
! lhe' snasn dealers Tho mssoaee.wiIl|
b public ssS
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-28


the same. A few bottles built up her
health and strength.
II took Peruna for q cold which set
tied In my kidneys, giving me much
pain. In two weeks was much better.
and In a few months l was well.n
For Liver and Kidneys,
Mr.. w. II. Armistead, Cum berland.
c. H., Va, writes:
"four Peruna has cured me of chronic
catarrh of long standing thank you
SO much for your advice. think IL il
great medicine. 1t will do all that
you recommend 1t to do. Besides. can
recommend it to cure all liver and kid.
ney troubles"
Chronic Kidney Trouble.
Judge Gu. Park, r. F. ID. /, Bucktead.
Ca, writes:
"For long time was trou died with
catarrh of the kidneys, and after taking
Peruna feel like new man. l think
It the greatest catarrh medicine of tina
aSe, and believe it will cure any case of
'atarrh on record"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-28
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
9tners interested In the estate Of Mary j
Lgge.t, deceased, thatI John c. HAYES adj.
ministrator Of said estate, intend to make Anal
settlement thereof, at the next term OF he
Bates County Probate Court, In Bates county.
state OF Missouri. to be held at Butler. MIS-.
souri,, on the 18th day Of May, 1910
a. JOHNC.e AYES.
@f-H Administrator
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-28
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice lie hereby given to all creditors and
others others interestedin the estate orc. T. Hawkins.
seCessea. mat John c. Hayes, adminis.
Element thereof a the next term Of the Rssss
county Probate Court. In Bates comfy. Sat-
o. o. missouri, to be held at Butler. Missouri. on
the 18th day Of May, 1910 ~
JOHN C. HAYES,
14'A' Administrator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-28
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given 10 Oil orsdisors and
9tnets interested IN the estate q Martha j.
minietrator Of said estats, intend % Mo
enel settlement thereof Of he next tar1 a. ~
1Ates County Probate Coart, in Bssss eosntv.
state OF nissoavf. to b hsld q D1tisr, M.
b. B CAMPRELL,
s~A AdnfnieSratof.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-28

William Bailey Past Col Veteran ror,
uen'hed with many the great labor in
- sha New YORK and secretary of one of the associations
troubles - - 'NN "'' Ni'nes
snort period he has been persuaded Peruna and his
present healthy condition udicus use OF that yre,,
Washington climate kidney and liver
YET y ndcoas the remedy quite cued and
excellent ply sical condition. - ~ ~ "
M % lei OF facts without exggeraon hyperbole appears
ne "ho story, which the Peruna
good William Rs,lsv 9, w" W., ue ol "e general
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-28
FARM BURROWS.
Farmer and stceEmsn

Out where the grasShoppers clean
ed up everything in the '70's, anC
then never came back, they tell mt
the banks have so much money that
man coming in to borrow looks bet
ter to the banker than the man who
comes in to deposit a few hundred.
II does beat all how common money
is getting.
Never stopping the team on a sui
try afternoon is a quick way of SUBJ
tracing the sum of SIS from the price
of a 500 horse. A few such mis-
takes cut down horse value fearfully.
A man doesn't really become ex-
pert with an auto until he can kick
three things in just the right direc-
ton with two feet, doing ii all at once,
at the same time handling two levers
and the steering wheel with his
hands, This "auto" makes a politi-
clan out of man, since many politi-
clans are capable of shifting gears as
often as it seems necessary to secure
another bunch of votes.
There should be two open bitches
along every highway, and they should
be as straight as possible. They
should be reasonable distance either
side of high place in the center,
which should be of sufficient width
TOR public travel. This is simple
hing we often find it very difficult to
obtain.
The farmer is more of a practical
'o-operator than he used to be. The
farmers Alliance, before it grew in
o politics, was a cooperative move
nent, but politics knocked out all that
plrit in double-quick time. How
yer, before it failed in our school
isrict, considerable stuff ha been
ought in cooperation. think il
avs to buy in quantities. There is a !
reat deal of difference, for instance,
| ten cents each or three for quar-
n.
THE United States Postal Depart /
ent has issued circulars asking all
ltrons OF the rural delivery to paint :
elr mail boxes and the post support
g them a pure white color. This
Ill give all boxes a uniform color !
I'd serve to fix their identity in all -.
lrts of the country.
OF a certain list of 1000 successful
en- chosen without respect to their
igin, 300 were found to have been ia
rmers' sons, 200 messenger boys, !
o more had been newsboys, 100 i !,
ere printers apprentices, 100 were =,
Glory apprentices, fifty began at the :,
tom OF railway work, and but fifty d
q wealthy parents to give them Il
lrt. e'
A pure-bred Shorthorn recently
ID for the handsome sum of s1O,.
J. This seems an enormous sum
4 yet one can imagine the buyer OF
king a profit on his investment Ia
len you consider the improvement &C.
t such an animal can make in ST.
ID that is already high class. 80
month of dry weather has made
roads very hard and dry, but
y are rough in places where no
g drag has been used. A very OF. |
ID time to use a King drag on the LII LII
ds is when they are beginning to s &.
but the very best time is "now." s..
:. sol
eeding, in this vicinity, will be fin /.
ID this year by the time poor =
could be made last year, and the
is have been in almost perfect
1ition for getting good work done. 9th
what the winds and weather will S ess
0 the crops later is, Of course, i'm G tier
'lble to say, but no one but the q J
: worst GROWER can make any :.
plant yet. -
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-28
American Farmers are
Getting Wise

Ihey nave discovered the truth of the old adage that
scn IN tme save nlne Which applied to business on the
Iarm means that it's lot cheaper in the long run to have
good buildings well painted the farm than to put IN
with the rlckety makesh affairs that some farmers sed to
think good enough 'l' '"' 'l0'' u'eu u
we nave customers right here in good old Rates county
lots Of them that have said to us: ri wanted TO sell
Dut nad very poor success until bought that lumber of
you and repaired my buildings. And painted them with
about paint please remember this Paint experiments are ali
right not conducted at your expense Our Sewals Pure
Liquid rant not in any way experiment II has been
USED with unvayng and satisfaction for over On
years And we guarantee to give you good service Il not
only does that but it improves the looks of vour houses
Darns ana outbudipgs Lengthens the durability and in
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
DR. MARAGE'S WORK.
Paris Physician Making Startling Ex-
 periments In Voice Culture.

Paris Physician Making Startling Ex-
 Periments In Voice Culture.
 The remarkable experiments in arti- fcial voice production being made in Europe by Dr. Marage are attracting worldwide attention both among scien- lists and lsymen. and his work is being placed before the Academy of Sciences of Paris. One of his most marvellous experiments was made with the laTynx of dog immediately after death. Using very slight cleo tric currents on the extended laryDx Of the animal. he succeeded in con- tracting the different muscles At this moment a current of air was used under pressure of 900 millimeters of water. and the larynx parked as if the dog were living. Presently is-became a deep note corresponding to the howl of a big dog with q bass voice; then it became q fine sharp note. very clear. corresponding to the bowling Of q dog that barks at the moon.
 In order to obtain at will these diff ferent notes it is sufficient to contract the different muscles. Dr. Arsonval has presented to the academy some photographs of the larynx which Dr. Marage had taken while they emitted
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
HELPING ELECT A DEMOCRATIC HOUSE.

We congratulate the republican leaders on the patriotic service they are performing in helping to elect a Democratic House of Representatives next fall. says the World.
 Mir. Taft has made it plain that in surgents who oppose the administra lions policies are to be deprived O: their share of the patronage.
 The republican congressional com littee has issued a statement aa nouncing that the insurgents are tt be regarded as Democrats and win receive no help for reelection
 The names of the insurgents ha. been erased from the list of the re publican whips" of the House. ar3 these rebellious representative ar 2 not to be summoned when matt gre of importance are up for considera tion.
 All this goes far to promote '. general welfare. and if the republics leaders should succeed in elecling ! democratic House of Representative. both parties would profit.
 A democratic victory in Nov enter would eliminate the issue Of Cannol. ism and end the republican insurrec ton against the House rules. It N oula strengthen the democratic party and provide a more vigorous opposition to the administration. The campaigG of 1912 would be less one-sided and ne1 ter government would result
 If the democratic party cannot find leaders to rehabilitate it, let us be grateful for competent republican as veItians spend their days and nights the shadow of great figure" hang White House Otherwise they would be guilty of treason to My Policies. dent fin 1912. why not Kermit? Un- less the chronicles of a mighty hun ter are misleading. Kermit is nkewlss a Man of My Type.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
INTEREST IN BOUT.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1S.--Intercst in the fight between Al Kaufman aai Jack O'Brien, wto are slated to go six rounds before the National A. C here tomorrow night, has llvened 70 a noticeable extent with the near approach Of the date for the battle. Both men have been training faith fully since the articles were signed and appear to be in good condition for the contest. The fight will be the second between Kaufman and O'Brien. in their first encounter OBrien gave Kaufman a terrific beating. Since that time, however. the big Califor- nan has faced some of the hardest men in the business, and. with ais added weight. he figures he now has an excellent chance of defeating tie Phi aoelphian.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
"SKEERED O NUTHIN'."
This Is What They Call Uncle Sars's
 New Sea Fighter, the Utah.

This Is What They Call Uncle Sa-s's
 New Sea Fighter, the Utah.
 With the launching of the Utah re- gently another of the big Dreadnoughts being built for our navy is in the wa ter. and work is being rushed on the other three ordered-thP Florida tbe ArlSansas aud the Wyoming. This doesn't mean that Uncle sam is ex pecfing to rush into wSr at any mo- ment. He is simply keeping pace with other countries which have construct cd and planned many new sea fighters recently. The Utah is the fifth of the all biz gun type of battlesbip for the navy io be launched. VheE completed she will be more powerful than the Delu ware and North Dakota She has been dubbed by member of congress the -Skeered O NUthin'-" The Utah has length on the load water line or 5l0 feet. or 52lls feet over all. and a beam of Ss feet 2 inches.
 There will be ten tweIve-inch breecn- loading guns in her main armament. mounted in five furrefs on the central
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
MEET TO DISCUSS HookwoRm.

ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 1S.-The na- tionh conference called ;o discuss the history. pathology. treatment and pre- yention oe the hookworm disease be- gan its deliberation at the KimbaIi House in this city today. The as- tendance included health officers and ether representatives of Mississippi Alabama, South Carolina. Georgia, Florica and other states The mem. eers of the Rockefeller commission for .he eradication of the disease were also presen The conference sill continue ever tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

stable government for the future pro tection for every dollar now invested and to be invested here and at the same time to protect the people against any form of monopoly that might seek to burden the people.
 Pass the statehood bill. Mir. Sena- tors. There is no cause for a single days delay. A majority of the sena- tors are ready to vote for the bln just as soon as 1t is reported from the committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
METAL MARKET.
CRv Assoc.nted Press l

(By Associated Press.)
 NEW YORK. Jan. ls.-Ma-ket for standard copper on the New York metal exchange was weak today with spot and January closing at 1912 1-2Q 1887 l-2: February and March. 1912 1-2G13.25. london market lower but closed steady. Local dealers qaot- cd elechoiytic at l3.50Gl3.75; cast ing, 15.25G1S.e2 1-2.
 Tin steady; spo, quoted at 32-30 Co 2e5O; January ge26G 32.35; February. .3220G $40: Mach. 32.e0@32.45. and April 3225GS230
 Lead was quiet; spot quoted al 46s 1-294.72 l-2 at New York and at 4.5O04.Go for East St Louis delivery. Spelter. spot closed at 6.2096.S5 at New York and 6a6.o5 at East St. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
TRlsTATE GRAIN GROWERS.


 FARGO. N. D.. Jan. 1s.-WIth Jas. J. HjI Senator McCmnber and ether men Of note among the sched- uled speakers, the Tri-State Graln Growers association assembled here today for its twelfth annual conven- tion. At the initial session. following and address. of welcome by L.eutsn ant Governor Lewis. the convention iisened to addresses on various phases of scientific agriculture. je-- livered by agricultural co lege in- stTuctors and others The convention when is largely attended by proml- nent grain growers of Minnesota and North and soutf Dakota, will be in session three days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
TO HONOR MEMORY OF LEE.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Jan. 1S.-Ar- engagements have been concluded for the big banquet to be given here t5- morrow under the auspices of the R. E. Lee camp of Confederate Ve,- erans in hcnor Of the birthday sn- niversary of General Lee. Congress man Edwards of Georgia and Collier of Mississippi will be the principal spec kers
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
WESTERLY, uNANsWER- ABLE ARGUMENT.

The masterly. unanswerable argu- ment made by Prosecuting Attorney
 Williams in the court room at Tomb stone when he made the closing ap- peal to the jury in the case of the Territory vs William Pfannkuche. the murderer of Asa T. Hoy of Bis bee. was one which will live in the cochise county court history. Wn- Hams made a severe arraigumeat Of the prisoner al the bar and his cold blooded deed and also flayed some or the witnesses for the defense. The
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
MOVEMENT FOR BiLINGUAL
 SCHOOLS.

OTTAWA. CIt.. Jan. 1S.-At the French Canadian congress, winch be gan a three days sess' on here today steps will be taken to form a perma- nent body to be known as the Educa- ;ional Association of French-Canadi- ans of Ontario. The proposed asso- citation will seek to aid in the move me3 for the establishment of bi- lingual schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
SOUTH DAKOTA FRUIT GROWERS

YANKTOWN. s. D.. Jan. 1S.-The hoTtcu turalists of South Dakota gathered in Yanktown today for what promises to be the most interesting and instructive annual meeting m the history of their State association. A number of prominent fruit growing experts w.n address the meeting which will continue in session unta Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
TEXAS SWINE BREEDERS.

TEMPLE. Tex. Jan 1S.-A large attendance marked the opening here today of the annual convention or the Texss Swine Breeders Associa- tion- Among the speakers were Pros r. R. Marshall of Ohio Agri- cultural College. H. W. Kelly of Wa co. W. If. Kerr of Mex uney. J. C. Hos.and of sherman. and Prof. chas. II. Ayord Of the Texas A and M. Col. iege- The convention VII conclude tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

We have no patience with the fos- silized ot.ection that Kermit Is Gls qualified for the presidency ty the constitcuoaal limitation as to age Anybody named Roosevelt Is qualified to te president Of the United States. and there is ID convincing reason why a particular Roosevelt should have a monopoly of eligitntty We have no do-ht that Kerz1it's theories of po'i;- ical economy and constitutional gov eminent gre qu-se as mature as Theo- dore's. No tai-d-teyla izs-e o2aid be raised against him, ana he plays a strong same of tennis.
 Kermit might not be SO seed as a rest. but he would be Q change. and i've respectfully submit his namo s, .al devoted members oi the Return trc--EIca Club. Give Kermit 6 enance.-New York World.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
MEETING OF HARDWARE MEN.

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 1S-prom,- nent men of the retail hardware and implement trade are gathering here in very large numbers fO- the annual mee ings, beginning to- morrow. Of the Oregon Retail Hard ware and Implement Dealers Asso- citation and the Pacific Federation Of Hardware and Implement Dealers.
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DR. MIRAGE IN ELS LAporAraE7.

these different sounds. AEd these VI brations have been registered on th- photograph in such manner ila. any one can hear them TheSp cx9es. ences are interesting from scieatia, point of view. They explain the sud den loss Of speech which is souletine experienced by singers or orators.
 The loss of speech is not Dy any means due to the vocal chords them selves. The reascn is sudden con traction of certain muscles which move the glottis. The phenomenon thus produced is analogous to rheu- ma;ic psin or to neuralgia which ap- pears all of sudden at some par ticuiar part of an organ.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

ttAa SCoL AFIEH th1t0 LAONtdED. Sixteen fve-inch. guns protected by armor of medium thickness will be provided for defense against torpedo boat attacks. She has two submerged torpedo tubes and will have ten small guns for boat service and salutiEg pur- poses
 Ten turbines. six for ahead and four for astern, capable of developing 2s,- GOO horsepower. will be installed Steam will be supplied by twelve wa ter tube boilers. and coal or oil may be used for fuel. The two smokestacks on the ship will extend seventy feet above the water line.
 The Utah will be fitted for a flag ship. and her complement as such will consist of a crew of 1000. of whom sixty will be officers.
 The Utah was christened by Miss Mary Alice spry. daughter of Governor Spry of Utah.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
(By Assoc.aled Prsss.)

FDl --1s yN7-sICu TItcE5.T
 CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-Ca;ile - Re ceipts. estimated. 5000: market steady; beevss. s4.10a775: Texas steers. s3.s0@.4 490; western steers, s4G6; stockers and feeders. s2.9GG5; -ows aud heifers. s2G5.50: calves. sI75@I0.
 Sheep-Receipts. estimated, 15.000; market steady; natives. s406; west erns. .S4Q6.I0: yearlings. s6.759S. lambs natives. se.15aS.70; westerns, s6.359S.s5.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
ROBBED AND BEATEN.
lRv Assoc. .aLed Prcss.l

tBy Associated Prcss1
 LOS ANGELES. Jan. 1S.-Wi,h his skull fractured feom blows .of a Leayy weapon in the hands Of TWO 5hucs who robbed him Of S1le. P. Ii. Riggs. a farmer living near Pasadena, was brought 10 the hospital tonigh, seriously injured. Riggs was d. tacked near East park tonigh- while he was driving home. When he re- fused to hold up his hands. the ban dts knocked him eff the wagon then Leat him in O inseasibility with the butts O. rcyoivers
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
WISCONSIN, HoRTIcULruRIsTs.

MADISON. Wis, Jan. 1S.-The Wisconsin State Horticultural Society began three days sess' CT here to- day with President Wi liam Toole of Baraboo presiding. Small fruits. veg etables and orchard methods are tas principal topics scheduled for discus sen.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
VETERAN FATHER DIES.

MADISON H.. Jan I5.-Wi liam H. Aeilvoy. 74 years cd. d 9d rnd'tv eav.ng 26 children and 11S grand children. He vas a civil war vetee- an and boasted that he never wore a white shirs or collar. never used an umbrella and never had a picture taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19

jury was out less than an hour and brought in 8 verdict of guilty of muT- der in the first degree and recon men6ed life sentence. Sentence win be pronounced hy Judge Doan on hi. return rem the Supreme Court a, Snoeui---Cochsse County Pros..
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hnc of tae sa;p TWO or tue tarre;s will be forward. one amidships and two aft. Each turret will be protected by arlnor eight and twelve inches thick and will be supplied with ammu- milton by electrical hoists from The magazines and shell rooms immediate ly below The entire handling of the guns will be done by electric motors
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NOTICE.

A reward of $500 win De pal for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The keyiew from Subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
By JOHN IRONSIDE
Drawins BY Fred c YOhn

family but distinctly a weird. monotonous. never
Ceasing undersOng
We parted cordially. He came right ou- ro the
porch and I was afraid he might offer to walk some
Of the way with wanted % be alone to RI, anc
hN things up in my mind for though the history Of
Anne's parentage gave me clue 20 her motives
there was much that still perpleXed me
Why had she always told Mary that She knew
nothing of Russia had never been tlere' Well
doubtless that partly for Mary's own sake, @
spare her anxiety and partly because O.. the vita.
necessity for secrecy; but mere evasion oud have
served as we'll as tine direct assertion hated O.
call il a lie even IN my own mind And why Oh why
had she not trusted me let serve herr She knew.
She must have known. that asked for nOth ag better
than that
But could come 20 no conclusion wh lever. but
leaned against the ChurChyard wall gang out over
the sea dark and mysterious save wnere the moon
light made silver track across the calm surface. A
well try 20 tathOm the secret of the che mys
terry that enshrouded Anne Pendennis'
On one point only l was more resolved han ever.
TO return TO Russia at the earliest possio moment