The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 25, 1904, Page 4

mh Seite ee SS ; CUTLER WEEKLY TIMES! REED IN BUTLER. ‘DEMOGRATIG GOUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS. : Hold Husband For Murder. Chartran Paints Big Fire. 7 53 = Hon. James A. Reed spoke to two| TEMES ST | Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 20.—Mre. | Baltimore, Feb. 20.--Theobold 4 J. D, ALLEN, Eprror. large audiences at the court house | CENTRAL COMMIT- FOR COUNTY TERASUEER. | James O’Leary,. wife of a telphone | Chartran, the distinguished French he - —— !Saturday afternoon and night. In| | gif Suavelpe of Wainat township, arsan:| 4eUDON, was admitted to the city | painter, wha has just completed a i TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: the afternoon the audience was made | | didate fr county treasurer of Bates county, -cegates eae re up lai ly of eR with the ex- | s | Subject to the action of the Democratic party. The VW ‘ S, published every : 2 se : Se aay edgecnnt _ oe sey ceptions of about 40 or 50 citizens of ne sear, postage paid, for $1.00. Rich Hill, who came up on the noon train. Mayor Reed is recog” ized as County Conventions May 2nd hospital supposed to be suffering | portrait of Cardinal Gibbons, paint- from pneumonia, and died. Just be-! ed a night picture of the big firefrom Widks Mather act sive lor Treasurer, suej-ct |fore her death she said her husband | the roof of his hotel. He secured a easy, ‘Mey aed tee \had beaten and kicked her the day |jurid and graphic picture of the fire i ; ng We are authorized to announcs WR. Beu, | Defore she was taken to the hospital. | at its worst. The territory covered ; Democrats should be sure to select ; One of M issouri’s gifted orators, and and June 6th. 4 ee eee forimayelg png geanty) An autopsy showed that two ribs | isfrom Liberty and Baltimorsstreets FE men for committeemen from the | he was in his best form. Aside from cratic couvention to be held Monday, May 2nd. | had been broken and driven into her | to the Maryland institute, adistance F townships who areinterested enough | his criticism of Mr. Folk and his SHERIFF. lung. O'Leary was arrested and is| of one mile. The picture is four feet to attend the committee meetiags | manager, he made a good Democrat- Township Conventions April mb, epee Wane ioe ee Se: charged with murder. six inches in height. and devote some time toparty work. lic speech that enthused his auditors for Sterid, subject to the ection of en oe It is said that one who has been a | He reviewed the conditions which the 30th and June 4th. 1904, dhe: member of the Bates County Demo | | Democ: rats found when they came in Th We authorized to announce Harve Johnson, of ie é * . e Bates County Democratic cen- townebt asa candidate for Sheriff, subs cratic central committee for eight or | to 20d in ry hors! weitpe ine oe tral committee met. at the county ject the acti ee bem crate ponent vo P rtde’ ten years has never attended a pane d jes eritage 0 millions ofdebtand | | +t roome on Saturday Inet at ing of the committee. One can read-/a tax rate of 50 cents; of the econo- r COU NTY JUDGE. lo’clock. Chairman T. D. Embree} weare authorized to announce William Laney ily comprehend that if a considerable | mical, wise and conservative man- presided and in the absence of Secre-| 2f Hudson township, as s candiéate for Ju number of committeemen were as a of the state’s fiscal affairs tary W. RB. Bell, Jas. A. DeArmond totam Coe ey de poe ig eo negligent and indifferent, the party | during Democratic rule until every ‘anted Gueste-emn comadibeabes 2nd, 1904. organization would suffer. Select | dollar of that vast devt is wiped out ; only active party workers as your) without the loss of a cent in the committeemen. collection and distribution of that _—_—_OCCC vast sum, and the rate of taxtion for Eugene Brockmeyer, editor of the | all purposes reduced to 17 cents. He Missouri Republican, s a pestiterous | pointed out the flourishing condition little animal, that never finds good | of the state’s educational and eleem- in any enterprise, no matter how | osynary institutions; and compared meritorious, or how far removed | ourtax rates with those of adjoining Irom political influences, if the pro- | states under Republican administra- motor, manager or head of the con-|tions. Mayor Reed spoke for about cern hapens to believe in Democrat | two hours and commanded the clos- ie principles and gives his allegiance jestattention. He is a forceful speak- to that party. He bas been fight ing | er. strong and self reliant. He clear. the World’s Fair, located in and of! ly demonstrated his ability to defend inestimable benefit to his own city,|the Democratic flag against all because ex-Governor Francis is atits | comers, if the party should chose him head. It is told on the quiet that | as its standard bearer on the 19thof Francis lost patience and would have | July. put a good sized head on him in one ‘ aici Washington but for the interference SENATOR WILLIAM J. STONE. The New York papers award to of friends. : Senator William J. Stone the credit fer having secured the selection of St. Louis as the National Democratic convention, Mayor Rolla Wells, of Sbaut Whesler More. Co Mii i. We are authorized to announee J. T Armen- out of twenty-four answered to roll treat, of eat ruins & " ale no candidate . . y . ac’ call, there being only three proxies. Of the’ Democratic. primary Wednesday, ; The Leaders. Come and see us. On motion delegate conventions | “°°? , were decided on to nominate county heaton lieourstdetee officers and to select delegates to the , vamdldate for Ou r Bi ] ll of Fa re. tions. The dates of the conven pve ate authorized to snnounee Edward 2; i + orron, of Osage township, as a candidate tions as follows: County Surveyor, sanjoot ¥0 the action ef the Convention to nominate ceunty owe ‘to be held Monday, May 5 Soups different state and district conven-| cratic primary Wednesday, March 9th, officers, May 2nd, 10 o'clock. At Shingle nails, carriage bolts, carpet tacks, screws court houee . “Townshi " in” Butler, ship We are authorized to announce J. W. Hollo- convention Saturday April 30th, at] way. ndidate for Coll ctor of the City of ° ~? fee : Butler, subject to the action ef the Democratic 2 o’clock p.m. Convention to send | primary, March vth, 1904 delegates to the three state conven-| we are authorized t to announce Robert L. Mo tions, the congressional and judicial | Butler, aubject paged conventions, to be heldin Butler June | cratic primary March 9 6th, the township conventions to be FOR CITY ASSESSOR held Saturday June 4th. "e are authorize? to announce the name of Township conventions are caution- | C ‘subject to the action of the Dem: ‘ d, ed not to forget to elect’ their com: pn By Primary, ednesday, March 9, 1904, § “ We are authorized to announce T, Hulen as a mitteemen, to serve the two ensuing | candidate for City Aasessor, subject to the ac- tion of the Democratic primary, Wednesday, years, on April 30th. Maroh 9th, 1904. For Crry CoLLEctor Cold Dishes Ice chests, fence wire, barb wire, baling wire. Fried Dishes Skillets, roasters, waftle irons, frying pans, gem pans Meats Meat saws, meat forks, sausage mills, meat axes. The new committeemen elected on FOR CITY MARSHAL. April 30th ordered to meet at the to announce the name of candidate for the ofice of The name of William Laney can be ° found in our announcement columns as a candidate for the Democratic court house in Butler on May 2nd St. Louis, declares that the selecti ; r nomination of Judge of the county | of St. Louis was enateonenatty due | 0 the purpose of organizing. Lartectarin edichageni court for the South District. Mr.|to the senator's efforts. The same| Basis of representation was put at Weartanl 6 enagunle, 17.7 Bip Corn Laney came to our county from |View is expressed by practically all| one delegate for every 25 or fraction he tor or the Democratle primary, \ed- =a aii . Ms whoarecognizant of the facts. There | of 13 . meneay, AS ; Washington county, Ills, in 1681 | Cs table exception tothial coon eee en ee —————- Field corn, pop cern, sweet corn, all kinds of seed corn | and located in Hudson township, just award of honor, and that is the 1900. Townships are entitled to “Order of Publication. 1 where he has taken an active part inj press of St. Louis. "ht b strangely the following delegates: STATE OF MISSOURI, public affairs. He has been justice of silent upon the subject, as it is also Mingo, 3 Grand River 3 re onnly of Bates A sania: 300s tek Salads the Peace and member of township |¥POD the admitted fact that the rea-| Deer Creek 6 East Boone Del Moro plaintiff, ‘ank 3 Del Moro, de- atorstands apparently the best pros fendant. Board, and is now Democratic eom- West Boone 4 West Point Now at ihie day comes the plaintiff by her at mitteeman from that township. He pect at this time of being selected chairman of the National Democratic is » hard working, loyal party man | committee. He is a man of practical ideas, broad| This is neither justice nor journal wnd liberal in his views, is worthy ism. However much the St Louis : | ReWSspapere may Oppose Senator ? one pooeneny = qualified to fl) Stone they cannot destroy him by this office, and would make a strong! this effort to snub or suppress him man on the ticket. The result will be the opposite, to Pleasant Gap 5 Hudson 4 unless tie said ¥renk Del Moro be ; sppesr | ; a Pan thi tat term t! to = help instead of hurt him. The peo-| Rockville 5 Prairie begun and holden at the court house inthe city ple have » way of getting at thefacts | Osage 26 Howard ethene, in said county, on the 2nd da: gon, ani files her petition 4 Mound alleats aman coo things that 3 ;| defendant, Fran oro, 14 # non- a e 3 Spruee resident of the State of tetas Whereupon it 5 i 8 order y. e coer! at i ae eep ater 5 Summit fendant be notified by publication that plaintiff! Mt. Pleasant 21 Charlotte nas commenced a suit against bim in this court ; , | the object and general nature of whio ia to ob- Homer 4 Walnut tain a deoree of divorce on the srvund that he 7 without & reaso.able cause, abseated bim- New Home 7 Lone Oak sri from the plaintiff for one yea , edt and refused to support his wate Elkhart alfalfa, cow peas, turnip seed, garden seeds, flower seeds, everything in seeds, Puddings Everything we sell are puddins at the prite. The Midland special buggy has no equal. What is the matter with the Velie, they are all right, biker, runabouts, steel tire, rubber tire, any way you want them. We also. have a puddin i in sur- ries and spring wagons. Fruits Deere plows, Deere harrows, Deere disc harrows - and cultivators, Pattee- New Departure, Jennie— Lind, Busy Bee, cultivators, Bradley planters, Deere edge drop planters, harrows, rakes, stoves, ranges, etc. Drinks Coal oil, machine oils, gasoline, vinegar. Bennett-Wheeler Mercantile Co, The World’s Sweetest Toilet Soap. mega P.{S. We pay cash as well as trade for all kinds of _ Sale Greater tha the Worlt’s Produ COUNTRY PRODUCE. of Other Skin Soaps, FOSOTLIGSED 300000 000069080 Sold Wherever Civilization Has Penetrated, The St. Louie Glo fon oerat | and of doing justice in spite of news- next and on or Beto ho Brat day of states that L H. Musgrave, of Ash | papers Nothing so quickly boost» the samo Will be taken as confessed and iene | a man or discredits journalism as an PUSH COCKRELL aud ile furl Thule copy hereot jexhibition of personal spite even toa i according to law, in the BUTLER suppression of the news. FOR PRESIDENT | cali county ortates tor tour weeks succesives here has been much unjust and ly, published at least once a week, the last malevolent warfare made upon Bena- tor Stone, and if it is kept up, it will surely injure to his benefit rather than te his injury.—Columbia Herald. The Herald speaks truly and tothe point. The treatment of Senator Stone by the metropolitan press of this state has been outrageously un fair and has made him friende with just and fair-minded men. Senator Stone is one of the big men of the nation and the personal warfare waged by the prees of St. Louis will not detract from his greatness, but shows their own littleness. Pumpkin seed, beet seed, hay seed, clover seed, | ; Grove, reporte that he has visite 70 of the 114 counties in the state, and says he finds “sentiment in the Deraocratic party to be against Sam B. Cook tor Secretary of State.” As Mr. Musgrave is a candidate for the same office Mr. Cook is running for, : and expects to submit his claims to ¥ the Democratic state convention, it ‘ in vtrnnge he should eelect the lying Globe Democrat to publish his dis- coveries of a party nature. It is 2 bardly possible that Mr. Musgrave made any such, statement to the Globe Democrat, as every Democrat who is familar with political affairs in this state knows the report is un- true. Itthere is any “sentiment” in the Democratic party in this state against Mr. Cook it must he contined 20 but few democrats and in buta few counties. Indeed there is no rea- son why Democratic “sentiment” should be against Mr. Cook. He is known to be thoroughly honest, has made a very efficient Secretary of ‘ State, and he is a democrat without “ifs,” “ands,” or “buts,” and be does not depend upon lying Republican papers to boom his candidacy.—Clin- ton Democrat. Victory Affects Japaa. Chee Foo, China, Feb. 20.—The effect of the Japanese victories is now plainly seen at all the treaty ports in the increased insolence of the Japan- B, Cook, Jeff Gi h, 1 of merit, Boul ‘ook, Jefferson City; tenth, Col. ese and Chinese coolies and of orient- peal 5 og a fo gape ng M,C, Wetmore, St. Louis; eleventh, uls generally: Throughout the hese springs are located three or|—; twelfth, Thomas M. Jenkins, St. | of China the anti foreign movement een aro of Butler in. very | Louis; th th, Sain J MeMinn, is growing at an alarming rate. It Marble Hill; fo th, Rep ‘a tive R. B. Oliver, Cape Girardeau; fifteenth, George R. Clay, Neosho; sixteenth, Phil Donnelly, Lebanon; atlarge, Governor A. M. Dockery, insertion te be at least thirty days before this first day ef said next May term of this court. . : J A. Patranson, Circuit Clerk. The Executive Committee Named | true copy from the record.’ “Witness my hand and seal of oe circuit court o (seaL] Bates county, this 2uth day of Februar By State Chairman Con- a RES fed Circuit Clerk - siders Details. St. Louis, Feb, 20.—Interest in the movement to nominate Senator F. M. Cockrell tor president of the United States received further impetus yes- terday when the executive commit- tee met at the Planters hotel and perfected arrangements for carrying on the campaign. At the mass meeting of promirent Democrats which was held in St Louis February 9, state chairman Will A. Rothwell of Moberly was au- thorized to name an executive com- mittee to consist of one Democrat from each congressional district. Mr. Rothwell informed the men by mail of their appointment and asked them to be present yesterday. The appointments were as follows: First district, Dr. D. H. Shields, Hannibal; second, W. M. Farrell, Paris; third, Judge J. W. Alexander, Gallatin; fourth, former state sena- tor F, M. Wilson, Platte City; sixth, Major Harvey W. Salmon, Clinton; seventh, John T. Heard, Sedalia; eighth, Thomas 0. Towles, Jefferson City; ninth, Secretary of State Sam CUTICURA SOAP The World's Greatest Skin Soap, Bates County Has One. The State Board of Agriculture has discovered that nearly every county in the state is blossed with mineral springs and health resorts During the past year Doctor Det- weiler, bacteriologist to the Btate Beard of Health, has been called up on to make chemical analysis of the water from several of these springs, and he has expressed great surprise at the number and value of the min eral springs in the State. Samples of the water from these springs ac- companied with chemical analysis willform part of the exhibit of the State Board of Health at the World’s Fair. In the list of counties giving min- Millions of the world’s best people use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticura Ointment, the great skin cure, for pre- serving, purifying and beautifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales and dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whiten- ing and soothing red, rough and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchings and chafings, for annoying irritations, or too free or-offensive perspiration; fo ulcerative weaknesses, and many sana- tive, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women, espe- cially mothers, as well as for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery. Caticura Soap combines delicate emollient properties derived from Cuti- cura, the great skin cure, with the PUBLIC SALE. of Live Stock at CANNON’S FEED YARD, This is to be the first of a series of public sales to be held at our yard. Weekly, meittly or semi * monthly as the interest in them may demand. Good people of Bates county, this sale is your op- portunity to have Sellers and Buyers meet at a central point to the mutual benefit of both. List China during the next three monthe| i i neral spring would be some- will transfer the sympathy. of the| gq, ted and it become a ciyt ized world to Russia. noted resort. Debt of $69 Has Grown tw $25,000 —Becaped an Awful Fate. oe Spencer, of |v irest of cleansing ingredients and the jf YOU stock before next Saturday so as to get it i fe 8 Years. ins, of Melbourne, | tter some diecussion it was decid.| Moet tefreshing of fower odours, No Advertised in the papers for the following week. Fla., writes: doctor told me I Trenton, N. J., Feb. 21.—A certifi- er cienaioe and apne could cate of indebtedness issued by the|bedone for me. I was State in 1786 for £12 18d, to Mary | die The afer ol'a ince txtal botdloot Fennimore, was presented at the is to be compared with it for preserv- _ For further particulars inquire at Cann ~ Yard, Butler, Mo., or of C. E. Canons Feed HANCOCK & MeMULLIN ed to have each member of the exec- to|utive committee name the county campaign committeeman and be Be. | (x oelo chairman of the congres- State Treasurer's office by John Proprietors Fennimore, of Bordentown, N. J. Of the © ‘eed Mav certificate bears interest of 6 .Rosams, EF Yard. peewee H. H. MeGuorunm. {| , Avorrownens,