The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 10, 1904, Page 1

VOL. XXVI. . Deacon Bros. & Co. | Sell Plant Seed Co’s. Pure and Sure Bulk Garden Seeds. We have our full compliment of seeds, having bought last august we have every thing on the list weDwarf Beans and Sweet Corn which are completely sold out of the wholesale houses,the crop having been very short last year Budlongs true Red Globe, Red Wettersfield, Yellow Danvers, prize taker and White Globe onions sets, all true to name at 10c. quart. True Wettinsfield red top sets from Plant Seed Co. at 3 quarts for 25¢e. Eckfords fancy mixed sweet peas and talland dwarf Nasturtium in bulk. Genuine Rice Pop Corn, (shelled. ) Dwarf Essex Rape. White Clover. Fancy and extra clean blue grass. Queens golden Pop Corn (shelled.) Towa Gold Mine Seed corn-pure strain. Elite Enameled Ware Imported from Austria. We have itin Coffee pots, Dish pans, Pudding pane, Dippers, Rice boilers and Wash bowls. This is the best enameled ware in the world, but it is a little too high priced for asmall town, we will therefore close it out at 25 per cent off marked price, remember this is one quarter off regular price, it won’t last long. We do not put up our bulk seed in less than 5c packages, but for those who want smaller quant ities we have a line of packet seeds at 2for Sc as good as any packet seeds. _ DEACON BROS, and COMPANY. Hardware and Grocery House. Virginia Items. — the cattle of Dan Embree last We heard it and jotted it down, McGuire Bros. have located on the What happened in and out of town. | 80 acre farm purchased of Frank Aaron received a letter from Miss | Deorwester, one mile east of Ballard. Rosa Garner. It should have been {r | ‘Po Towa men came to Ballard to theitems last week: Irwin Ingels and | byy the farms as follows: A Mr. Mies Rosa Garner were married at) \edearis on the Kehner farm and Stillwater, Oklahoma, Feb. 24. They | Grant Holliman on the Bob Knaus were at home in Lafayette, Ill., after | piacg, ; the 1st of March. Miss Garnermade| Wwe understand Bryon Teeter is ashortstopat the home of hermoth-| slowly improving since returning er and sister. from the hospital at Kansas City Park Town has taken on the fash-| where he had his right arm taken off fon of a large town, having stone| a+ the shoulder joint. While engag- steps from the grade to the yards. |ing in gymnastical exercises on a A few farmers have sowed oats. horizontal bar, he received a slight Robert, son of J. J. Wolf, is very/ hurt. After afew weeks his arm be- sick. The doctor was called to at- gan to enlarge and after consulting tend him last Sunday. home physicians, he went to the George Ruble had a-severe attack (hospital at Kansas City, where he of lame back. Itis getting better. | remained six weeks with above re- A large number of old and young | gyits, people are complaining of bad colds. Rev. Sapp will preach next Sunday at lia. m. It will be his last ser- mon for the conference year. ) 8. M. Coulter and wife, who have been sick during the winter, are bet- . ter. The Virginia postottice will change hands next week. Charley Vest is convalescent froma siege of pneumonia. We may come again. A SHAVER. Working Overtime. — a - (UM Eight hour laws are ignored ly those tireless, little workers—Dr. always at work, night and day, cur- ing indigestion, biliousness, constipa- J. A. Park is closing out May and i . | tion, sick headache and all stomach, June male Duroc Jersey, at low fig fon aul Goad Gouin. Wear: ures. Eight and tendollars for best, pleasant, cat fur. Ouly 25¢ at others at less money. ‘rank T. Clay’s drng store, The farmers around Virginia are P making preparations to put out large corn and oat crops this season. George Ruble shipped his cattle and hogs to Kansas City Monday of this week. The blacksmiths are busy at work paee Bows. Clay Cumpton was seen in Spruce Tuesday morning little Charley Wolt, one of the twin boys, fs quite |r, Hay last week shaking hands gopendatiaan a in his neighbor- Mrs. I. M. Kretzinger is entertain- hood ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stark, wees m4 poset comes Sa of Warrensburg; also her niece, Misa .% i we Pa oP ing org 1 | Jennie Hill and two little brothers, = = asc in Dole Cream. of Taboraville._ ‘AARON. Mrs. Barricksman and family mov- ig ed last week to their new home one Ballard Shavings. quarter of a mile west of Spruce, on has become of | ¥2at is known as the Ludwick farm. se cclondcrreepondent, Pansy. | Tom Weet and wit will leave for mew ww @ F Spruce Items. John Wilson {s reported very sick of fever. Joe Kimble of Butler, was the guest of J. B. Newberry last Satur- day and Sunday. i +. —— Sa we direct its counsels. Neither factional differences nor personal ambitions way of Democratic success. also true of Missouri. King’s New Life Pills, Millions are sonal favorites is to be commended, es but our zeal should always be tem pered with proper regard for party welfare. vantage in contests for the control of primaries or conventions never meets the approval of thegreat mass of Democratic voters. preferences as between candidates, every Democrat should thoughtfully consider the great interests at stake cord to, but insist that every Demo. crat shall have an equal and fair chance in expressing his personal preferences. broad and just party grounds. now think, that itis proper for the Governor to take part in contests for state nominations. I shall con- tinue to refrain from doing so. How- ever, I trust that I may be pardoned — «The Butler Weekly Times. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1904. Pleasant Home, commencing the first Sunday in April, at i0 o'clock. T. H. Dickerson is supérintendent, Rev. Cowan, assistant, Mrs. James Nickell, sec’y and treasurer, Miss Rosa Lawson, organist. We are informed that Miss Lulu Wyse will teach the spring term of school at Oak Grove. Sam Lane and Miss Ora Cox were united in marriage Wednesday even- ing at the M. E. parsonage by Rev. Morgan. Chas. Wilson and wife and Eben Wilson were gueste of Jeff Morris and fumily, Sunday. Miss Myrtle Bridgway visited Mrs. Jake Fry last week. It is reported that Dave West and Ed Wyckoff killed 400 ducks recently on the lakes near the river south of Rockville, Jas. Nickell and wife were the guests of I. M. Kretzinger’s Sunday. T. H. Dickerson, wife and daugh- ter, Ethel, drove over to Appleton City Saturday. Mrs. Tip Hunt, living near Mont- rose, died Friday of heart failure. Frontz. The Candy Was Poisoned. a Boone, Ia., March 7.—\re, Sher- man Dye is under arrest here, charg- ed with having sent poisoned candy to Miss Rena Nelson at Pierre, 8. D. Miss Nelson, who is reported to be in a dying condition, was formerly an operator in the Boone telegraph ex- change. When arrested, Mrs. Dye denied any knowledge of the poison- ing of Miss Nelson, but admitted that she had cause for grievance against the young woman. Mr. and Mrs. Dye are reported to have been separated since last Christmas. Dye, when told of the arrest of his wife, said that he did not believe there was any foundation tor the charge against her. He admitted that he know Miss Nelson. The hearing on an application for the requisition of Mra. Dye will be held before Governor Cummins at Des Moines Tuesday. Miss Nelson is still alive, but the physicians say she can live only a few hours. Girl Messengers in Chicago. Chicago, March 4—Fifty girl “strike breakers” were put to work by the Western Union Telegraph Co. to-day to deliver messeges, A num- ber of other girls who were employed in place of boys when the strike oc- curred and who quit when an injune tion against the strikers was issued by the federal court, appeared in the vicinity of the Western Union main For Save:—300 bushels of req Texas oats, and three thoroughb d Short-horn bulls. 8. J. Newron, " 17-tt Butler, Mo. PARTY WELFARE 1S ABOVE PERSONAL INTEREST — office to-day and helped the strikers knives and forks $7.00 Governor Dockery Declares a There are 700 boye on 5th. Prize Set of solid gold alumniun strike, That Intemperate Action or). rere table spoons : §$ Unfair Advantage in Contests Zib Williams This applies to all purchases of $1.00 in any for the Control of Primaries or Conventions Never Meets the Approval of the Great Mass of Democratic Voters. “DEMOCRATS SHOULD AVOID ABUSE AND WRANGLES” Jefferson City, Mo., March 5 —In discussing party conditions and the need fora more harmonious party in settling preliminary conteste, Governor Dockery said to-day: “The Democratic party has a great opportunity to wina national victoy this fall if wisdom and moderation HAS A Big Stock Farm Implements, turning part of our Farm different Wagons, Buggies, Car- riages, Stanhopes, Run- abouts, Buggy, Carriage and Team Harness, Hardware, Garden Tools, Barb and Smooth Wire, Hog Fencing, Wind Mills, Pumps of every description Feed Mills, Corn Shellers, Hay Tools or most anything a farmer might want, We carry a SUPERIOR QUALITY of everything. Below we give youa list of a few goods, and ask you if you ever heard of any other makes of implements that are considered as good as the Budlong or Thomas disc harrows; the Sattley walking plows or smoothing harrows; the Janesville disc cultivators; the Sattley or Avery i corn planters; the Sattley, Avery or j Emmerson cultivators. q Whoever knew of a better buggy, carriage or stanhope than a Sayers & Scovill, there is hardly a man, wo- man or child in Bates county, that has not heard of the good lasting qualities, pleasant and easy riding Sayers & Scovill vehicles. Why don’t ware and Shoes. You can save money must be permitted to stand in the And what is true of the nation is Zeal for per- Intemperate action or unfair ad- Whatever may be our personal Mm 5 {SO Eiht an Se, S189 Butler Cash Opt. Store IN PRIZES JULY 2nd. 1904, Get your tickets with each purchase of $1.00 you get a ticket for the drawing July 2nd. List of Prizes. Ist Prize, Cabinet Sewing Machine $45.00 2nd. Prize. Fine Velour Couch 3rd. Prize Golden Ooak Center Table $12.50 4th, Prize set solid gold alumniun department in the house. cost you no more on account of this plan of some of our customers, some one will get the PRIZES FREE vot. one cent wil they cost them. Remember we are closing out Stoves, Hardware, Glass and Queens- here. About 15 rolls of Henley Hog Fence wire left at 23¢ per rod for 26 inch with barb on bottom. Cash or trade for produce, the only house in town where your produce -will buy anything in Furniture, Carpets or Gro- ceries, Hardware, Shoes, Dry Goods and Notions, Just a little out of the way but it will pay you to go that little and pay you well Get your tickets you may get the $45.00 Sewing Machine, : $20.00 The goods will advertising money to onanything yow b5uy in this campaign, and not only ac-|everybody buy them? Because our competitors have $50,000 Fire. BUGG I ES Fort Worth, Tex., March 7.—The for sale, and they tell you their bug-| revenge of a 12 year old school boy gy is just as good as a Sayers &| caused the loss yesterday afternoon Scovill. What else do you expect |of property valued at over $50,000, them to tell you? If you buy, you|The buildings burned were the fifth All contests should be waged on Ihave not thought, and do not late. What do they say about our|souriavenue Methodist church. The Implements? They say toevery man | police are looking for the boy, who that mentions our goods: “What do] told a schoolmate he intended set- you want to buy that cheap shoddy | ting the building on fire, because the Texas Boy For Revenge Starts| For Rexr.—Several farms, with. from twenty-five to eighty acres cul- tivated lands each. Address, H. M. Baur, 18-26 Rich Hill, Mo, Eggs! Eggs! Eggs! Eggs from thoroughbred barred learn your mistake, after it 1s too|ward school buiiding and the Mie-| Plymouth Rocks $1.00 asetting of 15 17-tf R. A. Arison, Butler, Mo. For Save or Trape—One and We e the cold weather of | “#ldwell, Kan., next week. for renewing the suggestion that all Democrats should avoid abuse and unseemly wrangles in their efforte to ¢ winter was too severe for sucha| Mrs. H. Lair, who has been on the stuff for?” I feel sorry for any man | teacher had whipped him eeverely. that has throat 20 overgrown that| — one-half acre of land, 4 room house, small barn, well of water, small fruit trees, joins city of Butler, A team sick list for several days, is reported i ee nee Mrs. Joshua Chitwood has rented | masting her farm, near Spi farm, ruce, for this year mere ven onmme Snares Ot | as cial ier henally. Will have ine FP Mare, Manda Mosher and daughter Kansas, to make their home. . i ee promote the favorites. my services will be as they have al- ways been, at the command of my he can swallow that. While my Im plement line is composed of the very highestgrades manufactured to-day, made of steel and maleable and per-| » arly as grave as an individual dis. fect in workmanship and ease of order of the system. Overwork, loss ambitions of their . More Riots. After the nominations are made Ha, unless a two weeks’ vis-| Rev. Morgan of Spruce, left last —___—_ any, than my competitors ask for|!owed by utter collapse, , Eetasirs ‘a Canis City. | reek fora trip totheHoly Land. He| It Saved His Leg. theirs, and I will eay to those that] Tlie? Trey ie thine canoe 4 o Me Woodmen Lodge at | *xPects to be gone some time. P. A. Danforth, of LaGrange, Ga., |°®0 pay cash, that I will make an in-| +. cure disorders of the liver or kid- a sland is doing @ rushing business, ; Miss Alta McCracken was the guest | suffered for six months with a fright-|ducement to them, that they can’t|neys as Electric Bitters. It’s a won. 3. 4 nine new members | ! her cousin, Miss Cordia Keen, Fri- Reseuemn som oe Me ; but writes | help from buying from me. Wishing|derful tonic, and effective nervine : 5 |day. that ’s Arnica Salve wholly Yours Tral and the greatest all around medicine th. The Spruce team you sucekss. iy, fy ‘ Nickell, a prominent young | cured it in five days. For ulcers,|"/ , for run down systems. It dispels work. hie tal - | man of Ko. spent a por ont, 7. it’s the vo ye IR WILLIAMS ate tena and neared ‘shipped cattle f the guest of Rev. Cure Only ja and expels malaria germs. On’ a bots 25 cts. Sold by Frank'T. Clay, drug. f] and satisfaction nteed f : Frank T. Clay, Droggit. handling, I ask very little more, if|of sleep, nervous tension will be fol- | will be taken on the trade. Price $700. 14-tf J. W. Ponca, Butler. _ Disturbances of strikers are not | lection on County School Supervision: . Notice is hereby given that at the veer term of the county court. held onthe 2nd day of February. 1904, an election on the question o¥ County Schoo) Superviston, was. or- dered. The qualified voters of Bates county are therefore notified thar the election will be held at the serne> time and place of the annual schoo? meeting. The chairman and sesre tary of the meeting will immediateky certity the vote of their respeetine> districts to the county clerk. 18 46