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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-07

convention and thus try TO arrive at
1 friendly settlement OF the big con.
lroycrsy."
DR.. Melvin discussed the scab. and
rtated that he thought IL would be
sradicated in few years. Frequent
Inspections and thorough dipping are
cleaning out the herds of the west
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CONGRESSMAN FROM OHIO
STIRS UP WOOL GROWERS

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The Coconino sun., 1910-09-02

Colin Campbell was taken ser iously ill at Ash Fork last week and brought to the Milton hos pital for treatment. He'was able to be around again Monday.
 Postmaster General Hitchcock, accompanied by Delegate Cam eron, went through Flagstaff Sun day evening from Gallup on their way to the Prescott. From there they will go to Prescott and the southern part of the territory, visiting the different cities and politicians of the south.
 C. A. Van Ruff is not only a painter, but landscape decorator as well. Friday, in attempting to ride high loping" horse he mar rowly missed getting foot caught in cloud as he went up. In coming down he etched a manlike form on the earth. The horse was uninjured, though it was for time thought he might crack a spring or loosen bolt during his gyrations.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-02
Local and Personal

Read pr. Swigert's ad, today.
 Judge w. J. Cramer, of Ash Fork, was in Flagstaff Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. NJ. Francis re- turned from San Francisco Mon- day.
 Harry j. Gray, the genial sheep man of Williams, was in Flagstaff Monday,
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Sands, of Phoenix, are spending a few days in Flagstaff.
 Ed. Thornton came back from Albuquerque this week to look after horses belonging to him.
 MT. Wm. F. Dermont, of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co.,. |, was in the city Tuesday morning.
 Jack Fairfax went to Williams Monday night to help the Williams orchestra furnish music for dance.
 E. l.. Patterson, one of the big cattlemen of the Ash Fork country, was circulating among friends here on Monday.
 Mrs. Wm, McIntire, who has been visiting relatives and friends here the past week, returned to Prescott Monday.
 The photographic tent, which has been located here since the first of July, was moved to Jerome the first of the week.
 Mrs. John Mudersbach and her children returned to Phoenix last Tuesday, after spending greater part of the summer here.
 Geo. Simmons, Williams mu- sician, played with the Flagstaff orchestra for the Anozira ball last Friday night. MT. Simmons thinks of establishing his residence in Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-02

Don't waste your money buying plasters when you can get a bottle of Chamberlain Liniment for 25 cents. A piece of flannel damp ened with this liniment is superior to any plaster for lame back, pains in the side and chest, and much cheaper. Sold by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-02

The Flagstaff Winslow baseball game was called off Sunday on account of bad grounds.
 Mrs. Edward Kapanke and her children arrived in Flagstaff Mon day from Michigan, and expects to make Flagstaff her future home.
 Mir. T. E. Pollock went to Los Angeles last week and returned Monday morning with Mrs. Pol lock, who has been visiting rela- tives there for some time.
 Mrs. Julius Herman and child ren and Sam Diamond will leave Sunday for Tempe to remain for the winter. MT. Herman will ac- company them as far as Ash Fork.
 The Anozira club dance, given in the opera house Friday night, was greatly enjoyed by those in attendance. Good music was pro- vided by the Flagstaff orchestra.
 MT. Claude Thompson came in from the Oak creek range, Satur- day and remained over Sunday with his family. He will move his family to Sedona shortly to re. main for the winter.
 Surveyor Harry Simmington, with a gang of surveyors, is re- surveying the city pipe line from the reservoir to the spring for the purpose of getting its exact loca- ton with reference to section lines.
 A stabbing affray- occurred at Cliffs Saturday between two Mexi- cans engaged in an altercation. One of them received pocket knife wound in the breast and was taken to the Milton hospital. The stabber escaped.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-02
Notice of Teachers Examination

The regular quarterly examina- ton for teachers certificates will be held at the court house in Flag staff, Arizona, on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 9th and 7th, 1910.
 There will be two sessions each day, from 8:3o a. m. to 4 p. m.
 ]. E. JoNEs,
 County School Superintendent, 2w Coconino County, Ariz.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-02
Blood Poison

Is prevented by applying Dr. Bells Anti Pain to cuts, scratches and bruises. It destroys all septic matter, enables the wound to heal without soreness. Be sure to get Dr. Bells. Hunter Drug Co.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-02

The bridge across the Verde river at Camp Verde will be 300 feet long.
The Coconino sun., 1910-09-02

GENUINE PILE CURE AGAINST INJURIOUS DOPE.
 ERUSA the only non-narcotc onpoisonous and there pile All scientific and medical authorities declare EVERY ingredient RUSA pile remedy suitable for pes authorities condemn the INJURIOUS DOPE narcotic and other pile medicines and Supreme Courts uphold these author ties. E-RU-SA CURES PILES OR S5ooo PAID. All modern druggists of highest standing Arizona sell ERUSA Hunter Drug Co.,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29
Public Sale.

Owing to i'll health, will sell at
public auction at my residence, |
block south and 2 blocks west OF the
southwest corner of the square in
Butler, on
THURSDAY, JANARY 9Th.
Commencing at 10 a. m, the follow
Ing property:
% Head Horses and Mules--2l head
Of yearling past mules, good ones, OF
good stock; pair extra good gentle
4-year-old mules, weight $500 pounds;
| coming 4-year-oldgelding, Barnhart
stock; coming S-year-old gelding,
Barnhart stock.
Wagons, Buggies and Harness.
new Bible wagon, nearly new top
buggy, long-shaft breaking cart, |
Ii in. stubble pillow, | wing potato
pillow, extra hay frame, | set extra
good harness, extra heavy, good; ,
. sets light double harness, | set sim
gle harness, biting harness, | good
new saddle and bride, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention, All
these are almost new.
Observation-Disclosures, cashin hand;
all sums over $40, 9 months credit
will be given with interest from date
ut the rate of 6 per cent, purchaser
giving note with approved security.
. per cent discount for cash, Terms
must be complied with before pro-
perry is removed,
JAY REED,
{. f, Robbins, Auctioneer. l0-lt.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29
An,Oret.

From the Post,
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Bud Jones,
4 daughter, "Wednesday, December2l,
1910.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Laun-
ing, a daughter, Sunday, December
Is, 1910.
Mary McCheSney, who has been
staying in Amsterdam, for some time
is home 10 spend the holidays.
Claude Cumiford came in from
Ponca City, Oklahoma, Monday to
spend ths holidays with relatives and
old friends.
Henry Bowman, who has been Wis.
ting with his nephew, c. r. Bowman,
for some time leftFriday for Winfield,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29
Butler Christian Church.

Sunday, Jan. /. Bible school, 900
preceedee by orchestra concert. The
new song books will be used for the
first time. The music has orchestra
accompaniment. Come and hear il.
Election of officers for the new year.
Communion service l0;45. This will
be followed by the annual business
meeting of the church. Reports Of
church work in all departments will
be presented. Several members Of
the official board will be elected.
Plans for the new year will be stated
and considered. 1t is important that
all the members be present.
There will be no evening preaching
service on account Of the union Chris
tan Endeavor rally at the Presbyter-
ian church.
WILLIAM NJ. MAYFIELD.
Minister.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29

Arch. Reedy'S sale was pulled off
last week. Everything sold at a fair
price. Col. Green cried the sale.
j. II. Keetoe bought calves last
week. He is feeding one of the fin
est bunch of hogs in the county.
Miss Nola Ellis, of Lone Star school,
left for Joplin last Friday evening to
spend Christmas with her parents,
Roy Hcrrell went to Amoret last
Saturday to spend Christmas with his
parents,
Miss lnez Beck, of Concord school,
left last Friday for Houston, Texas
county, Missouri. to spend Christmas
with her parents.
Aunt Mag Scott perpared n dinner
ON Christmas day and invited a few OF
her friends, Those present were j.
r. Scott and wife. r. l., Scott and
wife and q. W. Armentrout and fam
lily. They report a good time and a
fine G,nucE
Dick MrGuire aud wife was trading
1t Elkcart last Friday.
L. NJ. Allison MAS out one day last
week aud visited Concord school.
lie reports I'LL .. n
JakcEyewaS seen hSt Friday even
inc with the school marin going to
Amsterdam,
Ole Fnts and sister took in the
dance ut Mulberry last Saturday night,
They report a good time, but had to
walk part OF the way home, The
horses took the front whcelSandwent
home.
The dinner ut Mrs. j. h. MORRISON
Christmas day waS a success in every
respect. Those present were Col.
l.ockridge and wife, Ole FritS, John
and Ora Barnett and the writer and
his wife They all report good time.
Arthur MISSIONER was out buying
calves last week
Henderson kecton and family amt
/ Albert Daniels and wife all spent
Christmas At W, +, Stephens
George Moore loaded car 1t Am
steniam on the - for western Kan
SlS where he is going 10 locate and
where he expects 10 make that his flu
mre home. We wish himandhiS fami.
" the best OF luck.
Miss Nna Ellis gave her school
quite a surprise on last Friday, by
treating them 10 candy, oranges and
French harps, J. W, Cox says that
he has music 10 sell. that the boys
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29
James Smith Dead.

james Smith, aged 81 years and =
months, died N the home OF W, \.
McElroy in this city Thursday, De-
cember ~, 1910, after an illness of
several weeks duration,
Mr., Smith was native OF Ohio,
having been born in that state, Octo-
Der 10, 1923. lie was one OF Bates
county'S oldest settlers and had been
A resident Of this city for many years.
\ multitude Of Sorrowing friends
mourn with the bereaved children,
their loss
Funeral services, conducted by the
Rev. j. NJ. Carter, were held at the
Ohio Street NJ. Z. church Friday, and
interment was made in Oak Hill GENE
terry.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29
Along the Miami.

G. B. Watson and family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Bond,
Sunday.
Acolt belonging to Frank Nance
became frightened at a shot fired by
hunters, ran into a wire fence, and
received injuries so serious that it
died a few hours later, one day last
week.
Bethel school closed for a two
weeks vacation Friday. The school
house was decorated with Christmas
decorations and the pupils rendered
a program in the afternoon. There
was tree with a treat and nice gifts
for teacher and pupils.
Mrs. H. j. Martin, Mrs. j. L. Fish,
err Misses May Morgan, Maude Hoyt
and Floyd Hoyt were visitors at Bethel
school Friday afternoon.
Tygard school has closed for a
vacation of one week, Friday even
ing the teacher and pupils gave an
interesting program. There was a
tree and appropriate decorations.
The attendance was good and all en-
ioyed the occasion.
G. b. Watson and family, j. L.
Fisher and family and r. ID. Bond
and wife, enjoyed the Christmas en-
tertainment given at the Christian
church Saturday evening.
Rev. Lewis Keele was able TO teach
Wednesday, of last week, after an
illness of several days.
Ed Smith, our postman, remem-
bered his patrons on the route, with
post cards for Christmas. The cards
and sentiment were beautiful, All
Mr., Smiths remembrance,
MIAMI.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29

can be made up before the hens lay
off for winter, and will be nice for
months.
Sliced sponge cake slightly toasted
on one side and made into sandwich
form, with whipped cream, favored
and sweetened, is also very nice.
Serve warm. Have toasted side Of
cake out.
With the above on hand unexpected
company need not go describes, or
the housewife fret over the absence
of pie. Thin slices of fruit cake are
always ready for tea, For dinner,
cut slices one-half inch thick, lay on
a plate and steam fifteen minutes,
serving with any one of a number OF
nice sauces, from sweetended and
thickened fruit juice to whipped
cream.
Or, lay one-half of a canned peach,
or pear. on each piece of cake-be'
fore dishing sauce.
Slices of sponge cake baked witt
custard, slices of sponge cake placed
around sides of pudding dish and ;
filling of apple sauce and alternate
layers Of cake then baked slowly hal
an hour, ale olso very good. Spong,
cake served plain with jellied apples
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29
Quick and Simple Desserts.

Hurslist.
Sponge cake is standard article at
our house, and during the winter
there is always fruit cake on hand in
the big jar kept for that purpose.
This fruit cake may be the rich loaf
cake good enough for brides cake,
or it may be that economical, but good
cake, made with chopped salt pork
and dried apples for fruit. This latter
is very good indeed. and when We
add a cup of jelly, pint OF cherries
cooked down in sugar and some juice
from the sweet picked peaches, or a
bottle OF grape juice, we have very
good article. Moreover, this cake
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29

Iowa, where he will visit relatives a
few days before returningto his home
in Lynch, Virginia.
C. Isaacson and Victor and Arthur
Oline returned to their homes in Es-
sex, Iowa, Wednesday morning.
The Oline boys are brother-in-laws of
Mr.. Isaacson and brothers of Frank
Oline of Amoret, and have been here
the past week looking over the coun-
try with view officiating. They en-
pressed themselves as being well
pleased with Western Bates.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29

with or with cream, is very good.
And, finally, save every crumb Of
cake, sponge or otherwise, and when
you have cup or more, according to
size os family, add couple of eggs,
some milk and spices and bake and
you have about the best dessert Of
them all.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-12-29

have 4 French harps and they keep
going some.
Arthur MISSIONER and family visited
at Fred Armentrout on Christmas day.
JOHNNY.
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mtirMid,e s,efanutmadnnna-

NerIiegelte anpebote fperoen entaeeenaenon,.
men III Der Gttlce oes Director Of Buhllc Ser'
DSiifn9s am M'i ii 10 @, Ben is. aprti 1915.
tr bic 9rrtd1ting etlleS offeniIiden GabbauleS
an Der Sitfeiie Der SSreemaH gloenue, spiden
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grdnhen. namttc: snsgrapuiia nno Concrete
Sunoament' 'irneit; s'erfidrtter. Concrete nno
9ementsaf afbeit @epauene Stein'sIrbett; Bad.
3lenetteu glrbeii; Bleheiien-iSerfter: &iiers
nllo Stnbslrbelt; Dieiituas uno Eiienrobr strs
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9tlenmnarcn; Rlualbtna mo Bdssiitttug; elefs
fril9e GrabtIcitlna; eetbivuiier pctSuHa.
Rldiie nno Spe5iftiatonen fonren heid1fpi
tperncn unb Ynecbois isormuIdre iino su erbal'
ten tu Der Office BON pdrrn Safe, arcniiefi,
10. Stodperf stroreus s&ehduoe, SiibuifsGde Der
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beo Director Of Bnbltc 1erpce
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bot MAIDEN. tplpie bon alien Rerionen. bic iit
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merben fuiro
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belt tpte nerinnet 3u beforaen;
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psrltH.
SIN auftrooc bss 7irstt0rs Of gubiit esrbies.
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Qofal Sertdt.
6ilfe Der EpliSei
@egen angeblidDe llebereriffe Bpm
Streifern in 9lniprnf geupmmen.

gertreter Der goreoran Camp Co.,
beren 5abrit Iih an Ger Reabins Rpdb
befinbst, itellten Iich geitern Ibeno 9
llbr i'm Poli3eibauptquartter Elm uno
beIhperten iib boriiber, oaB Streits
BREEDER, bic bon Nepart, s., importirt
tpurben, BON ben Streiteru belditigt,
bebrpbt uno terrpriitrt tpiiroen. Die
Gtreitbreher pobnten in benz Spit.
baus pon 5ruu Qlou Campbell, go.
1121 Glm StraBe, unb Die Gigentbiiz
mertn bes &pitbduie8 fei BON ben
Streitern portIid unb fhriftltto ges
iparnt poroen, oab man tbr 9eI6dft
rutriren tperoe, tpenn tie Die Stretts
BREEDER nod ldnger in i6rem Sduie
buloe. 8eitern 4benb bdtten ith cine
In3abl Stretter Dor benz 8oitb1uie
oufgeitellt unb bic beimtommenoen Or
better perbDbnt uno beDroht. @tner
Der Streiter babe einen groBen Gepolz
Der 3ur Shuu getru9en.
Jsaht6ef Gorbin entIanots Iofprt
Die 8ebeimpoliSiiten 8ramann uno
Soriter, tpdbreub Qsutnunt 9ord spei
uniforHlirte PoIi3titen nah Dem &oTtz
hous fanbte, jeooh pdren bic Streiter
bei ibrer 4ntunft perfhnunoen.
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Saumpflan5unsstag.
&orbereitnuacu fir benIel6en Dom
gSeit Gnb SuiincF Stub.

Qlm s. 4pril ptrb I'm Qincoln Yart
bic 5sier Des 9aumpfIan3ungstagss
abgebaIteH, an Der iih Die ainDer Der
IL, II, IA, 20, q. 0iitrtttiaui:.
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9tuduitas in ben RGumen Der 8rig6s
ton 8erman 8unt eine Sommittesz
8eriummlung ab, um iiber bic 4rranz
9ements Der 5eier 81 beratben. 2ln osm
gaumpFlun3un9s aommittee bisnsu
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9elegentIi4 Der 9aumpfldn3uugsfe
libteiten tpirb cine Whlitdrtapsue i'm
GincOln part ton3erttren.
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- Die 9riorttGt Der Grfinbung Der
llmpanolung elettriidoer Wehisl.
ItrDHte in tonttnuirli6e baour6, buS
man lie bur6 GuetiiIberbGmpfe in
luftlesrem Rdum leitst, lib nah me6r.
jGbrieen patsntifrsttigtetten Or. petsr
Cooper 6epitt 3ugeiprp6en pprbsn,
0as Re6t CUR Jabritatton ber pieiem
Berfahren Dtensnoen Cooper 5stpitt
UeerourD electric Recttfiers" bat be
Weftin96puie electric Mfancfocturin9
60. DR.. Setpitt iit ein Gntsl bes
philantbrppen Peter Cooper, bem Retp
gort Il. u. bos beriibmte Cooper Sn.
ftttute oerbuntt, unD Elm So9n oss
frii5eren 8urgermetiters !oe!pitt BON
gsD gprt.
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in Banana 100000 gtcres 2anb ar
8dpanos5luB getauft. sic geosnten
uuf oem an 6ol3 un0 anbereu Rdturz
ihGsen rei6en Ganoe SGqemIbIsn
uno Rumz0eittuerte i'm 0robsn a.
betreiben.
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Sn6ruerGe uno Yferoe.
Pennsylvania Transfer
Baggage u Express Go.

500 Stid gferes une Gfa mHH,n persuuIs issss
ben sur Rate bon 30 Siiit per @o6s aH 6aum
lee hnn afes quit HHp braadbare Thters, ens
a'fttmattFrt aHo enssriiten; etfaps aus esr bGrts
ktH Nrbeit ettcmmen Hnp b.rtii sum fefprtiseu
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BtfIeDslrbic, Diftsbars unp glssdans Waa
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6Gnfer All perRdufen.
OST WALNUT HILLS.

.fur So 800 $500 ooer mebr banr, le uan
ASuHth oes 1dufCus, &eli IN leidlien hait'
idbriiten 3ablunpcu 5enes 2sli5Gtaes oaas.
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Q-lfmeus 4. Shlers,

eeIiebter G5atte bon Gmma ablers, eeb. Sprtns
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30,31
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nit 5aus bon 3lntmerH, S6eune AIunleHs
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