The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 10, 1904, Page 4

' eee wa SUTLER WEEKL} ri Lia J. D. ALLEN, Eprror. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: The Weexry Times, published every £ 2€ceday, will be sent to any address eA ¢ year, onstage paid, for $1.00. County Result. © we go to press we are enabl d to 2aa@meunce the following results of abate county's vote: Majorities. Jas. W. Folk, governor 455 » .&. DeArmond, congress 1s4 *). &. Denton, cir. judge (R.) 20 ‘eee. Church, representative (R.) 34 A. 8. Ludwick, Pros. Atty 72 Weses Morris, sheriff 383 W_ &. Bell, treasurer 170 ve. Armstrong, judge S dist R 151 i* &. Bruce, judge N. dist 33 This gives the Republicans repre- sertative aud one county judge. The Tatieations are that Judge Graves is «tefeated in the district by a small m aeority. Gr, W. H, Allen for coroner and 8, . Broaddus for public administrat- » were elected by substantial major- aes. Phe election is over, The country ta. stand and God reigns. If the deen ocrats are successful, the change * saministration will mean much to hr ogee who have held the federal otti- ee 2nd those who will inherlt them. Yee great industrial interests of the steeatry will move on as if no change wt been made. On the other hand “ft tee decree of the voters is that the same party shall continue in power Ta the nation, the verdict is accepted sat not a ripple is felt outside of the wx pression of joy by the office holders, ‘change {n parties in this great gov- ere ment ofours, where the will of the ewe ple is supreme law, simply means ee change of policies and mothods but he great principles, which underlie se government remain unaffected. Queene ue arrest of Father T. J Aylward the Federal authorities on the se Cfelection in St Louis last: Mon- Sey is not the first preacher arrested a Missouri by republicans because of Sywitics, but we supposed that those hava of war prejudice were over wvond the possibilaties of — res- iscection, Father Aylward was a ‘a tholic priest, an Irishman and 6 Liemocrat, He knows no other «wason why he should have been yoriliated by a criminal charge. PRR RN An Ilinois farmer visited the court Lucnuse this morning, and while there "REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE, | | | | | | Roosevelt Carried Every State But Mis- souri and the Solid South, FOLK’S PLURALITIES PROBABLY 39,000, Bates County Safe by Reduced Majorities. Republicans Elect Representative and Judge South District. This is the Healthy Brood we Had Hoped to Hatch. Esopus, N. Y., Nov, 8.—At 8:30 o'clock Judge Parker: sent. this tele- gram to the President: “stosemount, Esopus, N. Y.. Nov. 8, 8:30 p.m. “The President, Washington. “The people by their votes have emphatically approved your admin- istration, and | congratulate vou. “ALTON B. Parker” Washington—President Roosevelts reply to Judge Parker's telegram was as follows: “Alton B, Parker, Rosemount, N.Y, “T thank you for your congratula- tions. “TrHeopore Roosevert.” | New York, Nov. 8, 11:15 p. m— This is the Result of Overconfidence. tated that the farmers of Illinois From returns at hand at this hour cweee paying $4 to $6 per acre rent| the electoral vote etands as follows; and that they have found that it is FOR ROOSEVELT, iazposeible to pay that amount and | California 10 Idaho 3 «are looking to Missouri for homes. | Connecticut 7 Montana By ‘Tate gentleman also had a +trong} Delaware 3 Nevada 3 complaint to make about the IMnois | [inois 27 Utah 3 vaxes and he was shown the Missouri tvex rate which is far lower. Demo- ematic Missouri is a good place for be Mlinois farmer.—Nevada Mail. Marshall, Mo. has a murder rmystery which refuses to be cleared va by official investigation the body «® a young domestic, Miss Rosa i tates by name, was found in a pas varre near that town one day cast. week, horribly mutilated. It «veloped that she had been out cet ch two town boys the night before ho went on the stand and testified fast they had parted company with ver near the place where she was em ployed about 11 o'clock, and could ¢ferow no light on the murder, the Semaily for whom she worked declared chat the moring of her disap- qeerence her room was locked and he key missing, but the next night ake door was unlocked and the key Jeft in the lock. The mystery may roerer be cleared up. . Wanted Mourning Stamps. New York, Nov. 8—A fashionable «seessed woman in mourning caused eeeme amusement at the Hotel Im- ywrial last evening by asking for <a Gozen “mourning” postage stamps we place uj on letters she had just written. when the clerk explained Swst none were to be had she re- zmarked that “America is slow.” More Animals From Menelik. DWew York, Nov. 7.—T'wo lionesses, tyme monkeys, two ostriches and & meee which were give by King L@eeebk of Abystinia to the Presi- Phere te day upon the Atlantie trans pee dine stesmety Minneapolis Freee London Ose of the lioness S ef4 on the voyage Indiana 15 West Virginia 7 lowa 13 North Dakota 4 ‘Kansas 10 Ohio 23 Maine 6 Oreyon 4 Massachusetts 16 Pennsylvania 34 Michigan 14 Rhode Island 4 Minnesota 11 South Dakota 4 Nebraska 8 Vermont 4 New Hampshire 4 Washington 5 New York 39 Wisconsin New Jersey 12 Wyoming 3 Colorado 5 _ Total ——— + FOR PARKER. Alabama 11 Missouri 18 Arkansas 9 NorthCarolinal2 Florida 9 SouthCarolina 9 Georgia 13 Tennessee 12 Kentucky *°13 Texas 18 Louisiana 9 Virginia 12 Mississippi 10 Maryland 8 Total 159 The indications are to-night that Roosevelt has been re-elected by an overwhelming vote. Judge Parker, it is believed, has carried only the Solid South, although the returns from Nevada and West Virginia are still indefinite. New York For Roose- velt By 185,000 New York, Nov. 8, (11:30 p. m.).— The latest returns indicate that Roosevelts plurality in New York is about 185,000 Pennsylvania By 370,000 Philadelphia, Nov. 8.—The returns counted in ten wards in/Philadelphia show a falling off in Parkers vote as compared with that of Bryan of ‘e@enccof the United S'ates, arrived! 3,500, and dn inereace for Roosevelt over MeKinley of 10,000. The Re- publican state chairman, Mr. Pen- er, Mr. Durham local republican lead- rose, and the insurance commission- mostly estimates, but ers, say the vote is far ahead of their wildest expectations Durham says Philadelphia will show 160,000 plurality for Roosevelt, and Penrose | | now clains the entire state will give la Rephblican plurality of at least 370,000, New Jersey 50,000. New York, Nov, 8.—Early returns | trom all parts of New Jersey indicate that President Roosevelt has carried the state by a much larger majority than that of McKinley in 1900, which was 56,899 over Bryan. Eight Republican congressman ap pear to be elected, The Democrats carry two congress: ional districts. The state senate and state assemb- ly will remain Republican by big | majorities, securing the return to the United States Senate of John Kean, the present senior senator. New Haven, Conn., Nov, 8 —Re- turns from most of the 168 towns in the stute indicated at 11 o'clock to- night that President Roosevelt swept the state, his plurality being estimated at almost 25,000. - The entire Republican state ticket was also elected by « large plurality. Vermont Gives 30,000. White River Junction, Vt., Nov. 8. | 13 | —One hundred and eighty cities and years ago. towns in Vermont out of 246 for ) President, give Parker 7,631, Roose- velt 31.451. __On this basis Roosevelt’ Connecticut 25,000. ; | A Denver Girl's Suicide in Memphis Memphis, Tenn., Nov.4.—Miss Lou Sloughton a yourg woman from Denver, was found dead in her ap- partments in a hotel here to-day. A note was found saying that funds in a Denver bank had ken transferred to Mrs. Jessie Rudisell, a sister in that city. An empty carbolic acid bottle was upon the bed. It is be- lieved she committed suicide, but no reason for the act is known. The panther that has been seen by a number of people south of town in Drywood township, went to J. P. Bales plsce last night and killed a calf belonging to Mr. Bales, says Saturday's Nevada Post. The pan- ther cut the calf's throat and ate a hole in the flank of one side. The panther’s' tracks were discernable in the sand. Mr. Bales also miseed a number of chickens which be lays-to the pan- ther. . Confederate Leader Dies. Lake City, Fla., Nov, 8.—General Jesse J. Finley, one of the few sur- viving Brigadier Generals of the con- federate Army, died here to-day, General Finley was 92 years old. He resigned the destri*t judgeship of Florada to enter the Confederate Army. In the Southern service he rose to the rank of Brigadier. General. He wai a member of Congress three terme, and heid many positions of honor and trust in this State. 1 Bona, Algeria, Nov. 8.—A hundred people were drowned last night by the sinking of the French steamer Gironde, after having been in colli- sion with the French steamer, at Sehiattino, near Herbillon, twenty- three miles from Bona, The Gironde left Bona with 110 passengers, of which 100 were Alge- rian natives, A Correction. Dear Eprror—l notice in the last issue of Tok Times a misstatement in regard to the amputation of the right arm of Bud Aenry, It should read this way: Dr. Lockwood ampu- tated the right arm of Mr. Henry with Drs. Boulware, Cumpton and Whipple assisting. Honor to whom honor is due. In August, 1903, Dr, Cumpton amputated a boy's lower limb without any assistance at all, which made a good recovery and Dr. Cumpton was too modest to ever give it out for publication, therefore I think vhe courteay ia due Dr. Cump- ton that you publish this letter in full, Dr. Cumpton was not men- tioned in the former article. ONE WAO WAS THERE, Consumption Salt pork is a famous old- fashioned remedy for con- sumption. ‘Eat plenty of pork,” was the advice to the consumptive 50 and 100 Salt pork is good if a man can stomach it. The idea SILLS LSLSLSSLLLLS SSSI IF YOU KNOW How much you could ee Ao ~ 4 A A A 4 A Af A 2 2 a ae | Wreck Of The Maine Bought For $5,000. New York, Nov. 8.—For $5,000 the United States Battleship Maine Salvage Company of this city has bought from the Cuban Goverment the reck of the illfated Main in Havana Harbor. A cofferdam will be built around the hulk. It will be raised. Such of the -seventy-four bodies of American sailors which were not recovered after the battle- ship was destroyed on February 15, will be removed and burled with due honors in the United States if the Navy Department desires to take charge ef them or in Havana if the Washington Goverment makes no provision. The salvage company will make arrangement for the sale of the ma- eninery and armor of the old ship. The people vf Havana will be allow- ed to visit the hulk on payment of a small fee, It is planned, after Cuban curios ity is satisfied, tu put a new bottom on the ship and tow it Luua Park, Coney Island. There it will be ex- hibited as a curiosity to all who are willing to pay 25 cents admission or what ever fee the managers of this unique side show may stipulate, | $ Butler, Mo. Dear Sir: Lead-and-oil is not good paint; don’t wear; the rule is, as ev- eryone knows, repaint in three years. Devoe lasts six, in the same way—al- low wide margins in all such state- ments. What does it mean, to last? It means the same with both. Asto covering; that’s another. Here’s an instance, Mr. J. J. Hall, Sheffield, Pa., paint- ed two houses, lead-and-oil; took 40 gallons, Last summer bought 40 gallons Devoe for the same two houses: re turned 10 gallons. “hd The paint, that covers, lasts; it's all paint, true paint, and full-measu:e Lead-and-oil is all paint but not good paint; the lead wants zinc. Bet- ter paint Devoe. Yours truly. W. F. Devoe & Co, : 08 ’s plurality is estimated at 30,703. Indiana 50,000. Indianapolis, Nov 8 —At10 oclock Senator AlbertJ. Beveridge, who has been watching the returns closely, said that Roosevelt’s plurality in In- diana would be not less than 50,000 and probably more, and that the Re- publican majority on joint ballot in the legislature would be fifty. Illinois By 150,000 Chicago, Nov. 8.-The indications at 10:30 o'clock, based on the returns received, were that the Republican national ticket had carried Illinois by about 150,000, Ohio by 100,000. Columbus, O., Nov. 8.-In his 10 o'clock statement, State Chairman Dick, Republican, said that Roose velt’ plurality in Ohio would not be less than 100,000. Colorado 5,000 Denver, Nov. 8.-T'he Denver Times, Democratic, concedes that Roosevelt carries Colorado by 5,000 or 6,000 lurality and claims that Adama, Demoeret, will have 8,000 majority over Peabody for governor. California 75,000 Chicago, Nov. 8.-The Republican state chairman, George Stone of Cal- ifornia, wired Secretary Dover as fol- lows: “California will give Roosevelt 75, 000 majority over Parker and all the will be Republican.” These are all early returns and correct. — axcsiahiall renciaed behind’ it is that fat is the | food the consumptive needs most. Scott’sEmulsionisthemod- ern method of feeding fat to the consumptive. Pork is too | rough for sensitive stomachs, Scott’s Emulsion is the most refined of fats, especiglly iprepared for easy digestion, Feeding him fat in this way, which is often the only way, is half the battle, but 'Scott’s Emulsion does more than that. There is some- thing about the combination of cod liver oil and hypophos- jphites in Scott’s Emulsion jthat puts’ new life into the weak parts and has a special action on the diseased lungs. A sample will be "sent free upon request, Be that this en ac hea nen Eraliceyobays “New York and Chicago P. 8.—Gough & Hess sell our paint. ee ae Guarantee. We asked the maker of 6 well known “gua: an- teed” tion receut- ly if he refunded the mon- ey in cases where the med- icine failed to give satis- faction “Why no,”. said, “the word ‘guarar-™' teed’ means that it is the best pre ration of ite kind in the market, but we never return any - money.” J The guarantee that goes with every bottle of Kalamazoo Celery and Sarsaparilla means that the purchaser ‘is entitled to “your money back” if-dis- sat after using half the bottle. We have sold several hundred bottles but have never yet been asked to return the money. _ FRANK T. CLAY, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. North Side Square. Tuckers Old Stand 4 save by trading with us you’d be our customer at your first opportunity. Come in and we will prove it. W.S. Macdonald, Reliable Jeweler and Optician. With J. F. Ludwick, Druggists. odd, Ad, dn ee ‘Office 'phone 133 Residence 'phone Dr. W. B, STARKS, VETERINARY SURGEON AND! DENTIST. MecMullen’s Feed Yard. Butler, Mo. 288 C0000 00 S000 CPCS Ce T0749 000080000000, Sheriff's Sale in Partition, Eliza Ellen Gilbert, Sallie J. Hunnicutt, Ben- jamin £. Gilbert, Gilbert, W ‘iam 'T Gilbert, Riley Gilbert, plaintiffs, ve. ether Gilbert, Rilla Gilvert anu Kebecca Gilbert, de- fendants, in the cireuit court of Bates county, Missouri, By virtue and authority of a decree and order ef sale made vy the saia court, in the above entitled cause, and of a certified copy thereof, dated June 23rd, 104, 1 will, on Monday December 12, 1904, between the hours ef nine o’clvck in the fore- noon, and five o’ciuck in the alternoon of that Qa) at the wees front door of the courthouse im the city of Butier, in Bates county, Missouri, sell at public vendae, to the mghest biader, the foliowing Geecribcd reat stave, to-wit: ‘Ihe southwest quarter uf & cuon one and Ube suuih- east quarter Of the southeast quarter of section tWO (except tWe acres in Lue eoubWwest corner Vhereo!, aeecribed as follows: Beginning as the southwest corner Of the southeast quarter of the poutheast quarter of eecuvn two, wwaship forty One, range twenty-nine, runoing inence eavl seventy yards, theuce nerth one hundred and forty yarus, thence west seventy yards, uUvence south ene hi anu forty yarue to palve of beginning, iro tour acres in ihe suuth east corner of the nerthcast quarter ef the southeast quarter of section two. th.s four acres 1810 @ square form: @.| aforesaid inod being in township forty-one, range tweuty-mite, and containing two hundred anu twe acres, ior cash in hanu &» provided tor in said order and jecree, _ 4vE fT sil, at Sheriff ot sates County, Mo. —_————————____ Sherid’s Sale in Parton, Notice is hereby given that under and by vir- tue of a decree in partion emu order ui sale made by iLe clout court of bases county, Missouri, Ot the regular Uctober term, in, Of said Court im the case Of Marcella 2 iingier f Sna George Frapklin lingier, piaintits, ve. Jacob Wiliam ‘ingier, uefenuant, and the authority in me Vesicd vy said decree and an order of pale, @ ceriaecu copy of whicu was delivered to me on the 23ra Gay ef June, iva, 1 will, on Monday December 12, 1904, between tht hours of nine o’clock im the fore- noon and five v’clock in the atiernoun of that ay & the West front dour Of the court house in the city ef Butler, in bates coumy, AMiosuuri, sell at public Vendue, Ww the big hcot Didaer, the following described rai estate, yay aud being SLtUate Lu bhe CoUDT OF Bates and state Of aus- sourt, to-wit: The weat haif of lot three of the norton West quarter Of secuon five, aud ail Of 106 four, five and six of the northwest quarter of section five; and the east bali of lot ox, north- east yuarter Of section sx, iying east of we Missouri Pacific Kailway company’s rigat of” Way, xcept &@ strip ten lees Wiue Off of Lhe east Side, Where! ; Bisu that part of lot seven in ine northeast quarter Of secon six descrived as follows: Beginpiwg ten chains soutn ,vt the northeast cor.er of said lot seved, thence south thence West ten chains, Wenve in a direct line to place of beginning; alt of eaid og .m township imiriy-nine, range Shirty-one, in said county for cash in naud ae provided for in said order anu decree, JUE i. SairH, 2-4 Sherti ot Bavea County, Mo. |etCo sheriff's Sale in Parution. Noticeis tue Of adecree iM partiuen aod urder of made by the clreu | cout uf Bates county, ae sourl, at the regular Uvtover term, l¥vé, of said cuurt in the case Of Manon icvis, Angela ‘Levis, Lee J levis, by .heir guardian ana curator, 5. N. ‘bevis, pisinutls, ve Amanda Alexander, W D Atexanaer, diuney C Aiexan- der, Hetty McKinney and —— Aicnioney her bueband, defenuants, amu ihe ausbority in me Vested by said uecree and au order of vale, certified copy vl Waicl Was deuvered to me the 20th day of Uciover, iw, 4 will, on Monday, December 12, 194, between the hours of nine o’cieck in the fore- noon and Hveo’cl cK in the af.eravon of Gay at the west f.ont door of the court huuse in the city of busler, in paves counsy, sell av puviic vi following dceuribedstalcocanee ‘ying ume being east juarcer = o: ‘sectium twent /~Dine, all of sald real estate being in townaniy, forty? twe, Tenge thirty-two, in said coumy, for cash in bana as previded for ineaid order vet JUE LT oatarn, vere 2-48 Sherif of Bates Wounty, Mo, Sheriff Sale in Partition, Notice is hereby given that under tae ot 2 deauee in pennies aun nog hom maue Te Hh Pir} & racic: Ege ‘herevy given that under and by vir* An eS ~ o a! “ r- 4 220 wp serv wr edgua< @wescerews