The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 19, 1882, Page 3

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE. yeeting of the Executive Commit- . tee at the Court House. The Democratic Executive Com- mitte of Bates county convened at the court house -n this city to-day at 1p. M., with Johnson Hill, Esq.. im the chair. he roll was called by the Secre- tary, C- T. McFarland. and members found to be absen-. It was then moved and carried to ap- point members from the townships not represented, by proxy. Moved and carried, after and prolonged debate, to adopt the a sharp plurality system at the primaries. 3 noes Vote, 1S ayes, Moved to call the primaries on July 15, but amended by changing to Sept. 16 and carried, after a general debate. Vote 17 ayes. 5 noes Moved and curried that the new ee be Executive Commi elected at the primaries. Moved and carmed to appoint committce to drait rules tor the government of the primaries, and attend to the finances ot the Ex. Com. as regards poll books, clection tickets, etc. Committee appointed as follows. J. .. Letker, Pierce Hackett, Sam’! Hawkins, G. A. Bolinger, w Hf DeJarnett and Johnson Hill. Ex. Com. then ad- journed subject to the call ot the chairman. Atter adjournment the Committee on government met and elected J. A. Lefker, chairman; C. T. Me- Farland, Secy.; J. C. Clark, Treas., and adjourned to meet April 29th, at 10 o’clock, A. M. Democratic Executive Committee. The following named gentlemen compose the Democratic Executive Committee of Bates county, all of whom were present at the mee Thursday except Andrew Ritche.. I. N. Reyburh, Jno. McRay, LG! Hayes, E. Butler and J. Hs Sullens. D. C. Edwards, P. k. Hultz, Geo. Wilson and Col. Hawk- for the last four ins acted as proxie absent committeemen named, J. M. White, Mingo. Andrew Ritchey, Grand River. W. H. De Jarnett. East Boone. Jno. McRay, West Boone. J. H. Baty. Spruce. Wm. Griggs, Shawnee. T.B. Webb, Mound. I. N. Reyburn, Elkhart. = G. Hayes, West Point. . L. Cash, Deepwater. is K. Culbertson, Summit. J. A. Lefker, Mt. Pleasant. Jehnson Hill, Charlotte. Pierce Hackett, Homer. W. H. Hutchison, Hudson. E. Butler, Pleasart Gap. G. A. Bolinger, Lone Oak. J. H. Sullens, New Home. Henderson Miller, Walnut. Wm. McBride, Rockville. Phil. A. Zeal, Pr Thos. Gault, Osage. J. R. McDonald, Howard. S. B. Harris, Deer Creek. Speer’s Port Wine, Is recommended by physicians above all others as a gentle Stimulant, tonic and diuretic. It is something they can pre scribe to patients with confidence, know- ing they are using an article that is strict- ly pure, and possesses the highest medi- cinal virtues Charles A. Seeley, a ski ul chemist of New York city, atter making a careful and thorough analysis says: “I have ex- amined the wine wich the view of de- termining the presence or absence of va- tious injurious substances which are contained in so-called Port wines, such as logwood, crude spirits, etc. I haye not found any of these substances in Mr. Speer’s wine, and it does not contain any- thing but what is found in pure Grape juice wines. Sold by F.M. Crumiy Me. (258-17 irie. & Co. Butter, t JESSE JAMES IS DEAD Agents Wanted. For the Illustrated Lives and Adven- tures ot Frank and Jesse James and the Younger Bros, the noted western oullaws —By Hon, NN Dacus, Ph, D. A true and thriliing ount of their bold oper- ations for 20 years, in ss many states and territories, with graphic statement of the final tragedy in St. Joseph. Profusely Mlustrated, ‘including engravings of the Outlaw Jesse James, before and after death, his young wife and little children, the detectiv es Fords, the house of the last Struggle, and 50 others engraved trem ac tual photographs, AGENTS WANTED. Send for full Particulars and be con- ¥inced that this is the most salable and Profitable book published; or, to save time, send 50 cents for canvassing book and state your choice of tow: nships, Ad- ss, N,D, THOR . St, Fite.” ae 1OMPSON & CO. Pub, six | | NEEDS INVESTIGATING. The Mysterious Disappearance of Jno. L. Page, from his Home near Archie Two weeks z Friday Mr. Jno. L. Page. living about 3 t-2 miles sor ic Archi Bates county. sudd and since that time no whereabouts has hee: und. noticable, feature the about his sudden disappearance and | fron: remarks that family manifests no ¢ rm certain members of the family have made, the neigh- bors fear that there is foul play some where. As far as your reporter was able to learn the grounds for fearing foul re as follows: It is known by al that Mr. Page and his step son had a quarrel during the 1 and Mr. T. Perter also states that a, | he was passing the | pla } sever days house on | day he saw Mr, Page, and after pass- | | | ing the house a short distance, he heard loud talking and a general dis- rd the re- turbance and presently h port of a gun, butatthe time though About rr o’clock the at the nothing of it. same night Mrs. Page, called house of a neighbor, old man had gone and taken his best suit and his bible, had gone barefoot and bareheaded, and that he was going totry to make people and believe that he was a good christian; | but they did not know tim as well as | she did; that he had loseall the religion she ever had; and | caused her to} also said many disrespectful things | . | about him, and that she would never | There more live with him again. affair but in the view ot that an not be may be nothing of the than a tamily broil. the | statements made it seems investigation woulc ont of place ! Jesse James. This is an age of rapid book mak- ing. We have the fact forcibly emplified in the announcement ct iluscrated ex volume containing t lives o1 the James and Younger Brothers, including an exhaustive ! account of the recent successful bers under the direction of Governor Crittenden, and the final tion in the tragedy of the culmina- killing of Jesse James in St. Joseph, Mo. As! giving interest to this narration the } profuseness of illustration is a notice- able feature. Additional to the cuts illustrating persons, scenes and in- cidents in the 20 years career of cut- lawry, are those from photographs of the persons and surroundings in the last act of the drama. They in- clude pictures ot Jesse James before and after death, his young two children, the mother wife and and sister of the outlaw. the detectives, Ford. house ected. It full who did the killing, and the in which the deed a well was end includes, also, executed page likeness of Gov. Crittenden, who devised the means of breaking up the band, and relieved Missouri , of the stigma of ‘The Bandit State ’ | It is graphic both in statement and illustration of this sensational trage- dy that terminates the long and won- } derful career of this noted outlaw. | The entire history was written by Dr. Dacus from facts given him by | of the final family and friends outlaws, and attested by The ; repeated interviews with the young events. wife strikingly corroborate the | thoroughness and accuracy of w hat | had been previously given in this volume. Asa record of contem- poraneous history it will excite the interest and wonder ot every reader —wonder that such a career of old, j teckless. could extend through a period of 20 years successful cutlawry ®efore meeting with a tragic termin- ation. As giving the socia! and domestic lite ot an outlaw’s family. it is of absorbing interest. 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Philadel phia 9-4 THE BOLD ROBBERY | OR JESSIE JAMES AT i ARG Hike, \ ' Doe~ fot attect the price of Amatons in that place, where you can get a good walnut Bureau for $10; a breaktast table | 6 chairs for $3.95; a good bed- j r $2.40: a good rocking chair for | : a safe tor $4 25: a cradle for $r.5o. | | Also keep in stock meal and flour chests, and all kinds of furniture keptina first } class store and the best sewiag machine in } the market. Oil cloth, carpets, curtains, | w trunks, valices, glass, chroquet } bird cages. My stock of under- taking goods is complete. Will repairall } kinds of furniture and saw brackets for | carpenters and builders. Nowis the ime ; to get your pictures framed. I will pay! the highest price tor walnut lumber — Bring vour chickens to me and take pic- | ture frames in return. Come one and all | and see my mammoth stock betore buying ! at other places. W. E. Leonarp, r5-tt Archie, Mo. 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