The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 8, 1904, Page 5

co ES PREETI E SL, PET EES » Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table at Butler Station, Aa &. Pe e P. Aa. P. A _T. C. BOULWARE, Physician and Surgeon. Off North Side Bqrare, “Becker, Mo. Diseases of women and child a specialty. ae Diseases of women and Children » Spectalty Office The Over Butler Cash Depart- ment Store, Butler, Mo, Office Telephone 20. Honugée Telephonel0. DR, J. T. HULL DENTIST. Batrance, same thatiead to H etadio.north side square Butler, Mo. B. F. JETER, ; Attorney at Law and Justice, * Office over H. H. Nichols, East side square, Butler, Mo. Infirmary “of Osteopathy Two blocks west of Square, on Obi Street. Chronic diseases a Specialty, HARRIET FREDERICK, TABLER’S BUCK EYE PILE OINTMENT CURES NOTHING RUT PLES A SURE and CERTAIN CURE 4 known for IS yoars asthe ¢ ES 2DY for PILES. , oReGersts. = & NED. 39. OT. LONMS. tf ta ty OD A oot ie ee ae ae 60 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Trave Marks Desicns Copyricuts &c. Anyone sending a sketch and description may fue. ascertain our opinion free whether av invention ts probably patentable. Communica. tions striotls condidontial. HANDECOK on Patents sent free. Oldest seesiey for securing patents, Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive tpecial notice, without charge, in the Scientific American, A handsomely illustrated weekly. Targest clr. cul of any scientific by Terme, $3 a MU ir months, $l, Sold by all newsdealers, fo no fr St. Washington, Sheriff's Sale. By virtue and authority of a special execu- tion from the office of the clerk of the circuit court of Bates county Mo., returnableat the Fevrasry term 1% 5, of said court, to me direct- ed in favor of Geo, W. Pharis and EllenC le administrators of the estate of John deceased, plaintiff and inet W: Phar! defendant, Ihave q ali the right, title, interest and said defendant William Pharis, of, ‘and to the following described real estate, se eoeo G2, Ave (0) on al (8), tn lock one ve Ix in one Bartot's widiion tothe Gity of Butirr county, Mo, Also all of the south halt it quarter of the southeast guar- terofection 6, township 39, range 2, Batra all one Dy nN THE | Attorney General Moody in His An- * ‘lass of 1,500 at Kansas City Sat- nual Report Points out Where | Reform is Needed. | CITES CASES OF CARTER AND BEAVERS . Government Semewrse and Embarrassed im Frosecating Criminals by the Pres- | ent Laws sod in Many Cases Justice Has Beea Defeated or Greatly Delayed and Unnecessary Expense lacurred. Washington, Dec, 5.—Attorney Gen- eral W. H. Moody, in his annual report } to congress recommends the enactment of a law which will provide in sub- Stance that where an indictment is! duly returned to a court of the United | States, the judge of that court may, in | his discretion, issue a bench warrant for the arrest of the defendants | wherever they may be found within the territorial limits of the United | States; and that it shall be the duty of all persons authorized to serve such process to arrest the persons or per- son indicted, and, if they fail after rea- sonable opportunity to furnish batt for their appearance, to bring them to the court in which the indictemnt | has been found. The attorney general explains that much embarrassment in ! the administration of the law has aris- en from the inability of the United States to bring an offender to the place and the court where, by the constitu- tion and the laws, the against him must be tried. By the} constitution the trial of all crimes must be held in “the state and dis- trict wherein they shall have been | committed.” It ‘frequently \hanppens | that persons accused. are not found within the limits of the district where | the offenses alleged against them are! triable. The frequency of such ab- sence increases with the gravity of the accusation, and where it consists in a conspiracy almost invaribly one or more of the alleged offenders are without the jurisdiction of the dis- trict. In support of his views Mr. Moody cites a number of cases under the pres- ent law in which justice has been de- feated or greatly delayed and large expense unnecessarily inevrred by the government. Among these cases. is that of the co-defendants with Capt. Oberlin M. Carter in the Savannah harbor improvement — frands, Mr. Moody ovtlines the proceedings and says that only alter oa delay of 26 months did the United States reach the point where, under the law, it wes permitted to take men charged with | © grave crime to the place provided by the constitution for their trial, Another case, he says, is that of George W. Beavers, under indictment in connection with the postoffice de- partment frands. In relation to this case the attorney general says: “When Beavers can be obtained for trial no one can predict with certainty. How much further immunity from trial the intricacies of practice, the delays of the courts, and the ingenuity of coun- sel may serve to procure for him no one can foretell. It can only be hoped that at some time before the witnesses are dead, or have forgotten the cir- eumstances, the power of the United States may be proved to be sufficient to bring the accused 228 miles to the place appointed by the constitution for his trial.” Another case is that of Hyde, Di- mond and Schneider, indicted in Feb- ruary last in the District of Columbia for defrauding the government of larg? tracts of public lands. Only one of these defendants thus far has been placed under bail for trial, and yet the case, says the report, has cost the government $20,000. HIS TROUBLES ENDED. ~ accusation | Former Postmaster General Tyner Is Dead at Washington— Was in Grant's Cabinet. county Missouri And Iwill on 1904, between the hours of 90’clook in the forenoon five. o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the enst front door of the court house, in city of Butler, county of Bates and state of m Me rhenived bile vendue to the highest 8 at public ven: ghee: bidder for cash, to satisfy ssid execution and Coste, JOE T, SMITH, a-4t Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Bates. | tains Rotem fos ie ‘ood, plaintiff, vs. Oliver C. Woods, herahorsey, Colvin f Boxley, and flee bet 4 a fant Oltver'C, Woods ie not 6 Missouri, sud official duty was as assistant attorney general for the postoffice department, charge of conspiracy in connection with the use of the mails by certain alleged “get-rich-quick” concerns. jury. He had been in ill-health for a number of years. Indiara in 1826. sale of the 11 big exhibit palaces, stock barns, festival hall, the colonade of states, pavilions, aerodrome, bank, 1n- Washineton,_Dee.5.—Former Post- master. General Tyner died at 9;45 o'clock Monday morning. Mr. Tyner was postmaster general during Presi- dent Grant’s administration. His last from which office he was removed last year and afterwards indicted with his nephew, Harrison J. Barrett, on a On this charge he was acquitted by a He was born in World’s Fair Balidings Sold. St. Louis, Dec. 5.—A contract for the | used as a ¥. M. C. A. headquarters and ” al until after they had performed their fires is $135,000, functions and departed from the ; Rev. W. W. Boyd, for 21 years pas-| grounds, and many of them have not tor of a St. Louis Baptist church, has| peen approved. t NEWS NOTES. CHARGES OF CORRUPTION, Gen. Joe Wheeler is introducing a Presideut Carter, of Natiooal World's Fate | 2 St tae eae Sees new gun to the Mexican government. Comantonten, Saye Law Was Het | | The Knights of Pythias initiated Shaged. For Infants and Children. Ee nr ee rT ‘The Kind You Have Always Bought St. Louis, Dec. 5.—In a letter to urday night. J. G. Pangborn, president of the Unit~- The Coffeyville Kan., Window Glass ¢€d Exhibitors’ association, made public | § company’s plant was damaged by fire Monday, President Thomas H. Carter, Saturday night. The loss was $10.000, Of the National World's Fair commis- he Kansas building at the world’s ®!00, declared that “most grave and se- will be removed to Garnett and rious charges of corruption in connec- tion with the awarding of ce pre- library. ; miums have been filed,” with the na- Owing to the government report on | 40nal commission. the cotton crop the price in the Liv-! The letter, after quoting that part erpool market fell off 48 points on | f the act of congress maxing an ap- Monday. : propriation for the exposition, which There is talk in New York of Ex-! provides “that the appointment of all Gov. Frank S. Black succeeding | /¥48es and examiners for the exposi- ling the Stomachs and Bowels of Chauncey Depew as senator from the | tion and the awarding of premiums, Empire state. if any, shall all be done and performed | || MAMANE SSA Os LUR OLS ad by the exposition company, subject, . Biting. poet pong ae ol however, to the approval of the nation- Promotes Digestion Cheerful- cycle’ race at Madison Square Garden, - oe created by section 8 ness and Rest.Contains neither New York at midnight Sunday. of this aot,” continues as follows: Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. “Under the rules adopted by the ‘ Borg == — a Miles aan be siiauehy Sad catered to the tomes: Nor NARCOTIC. whe in appBintment as adjutant! sion the group jurors were to be ap- - T fair general on the staff of Gov.-elect i pointed by the company before August se L, Douglass, of Massachu- 1, 1904. None of the jurors were sub- mitted to the commission for approv- al in accordance with this provision or the rules and regulations. A num- ber of those who acted were not sub- mitted to the commission for approv- Seven arrests of suspects in connec: tion with three Akron, 0O., fires were made by the police Sunday. The fires were an hour apart in different parts of the city. The loss from the three! In Use For Over Thirty Years ‘THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. A ect Remed for Constipa- thon Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms Convulsions Feverish- tendered his resignation. He opposed ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Folk's candidacy for governor notwith- standing Folk was a member of his congregation, “The awards resting under charges of a serious character are fortunate- ly not numerous, but regardless or their number, the commission has re- fused and will continue to refuse to approve them dntil the charges have been fully up. “As to the great volume awards, the commission is, and has been prepared to act promptly, but up to the present time the company has not presented to the commission any awards for approval.” Tmmigration £ Washington, Dee, to the United Stat terially 5.—Immigration decreased ma- y during the last fiseal year, and it is a notable fact that the moral, in- tellectual physical qualifications of the immigrants admitted to this country during the past year are high- er than ever heretofore have been chronicled. These are two salient features of the annual report of Frank P, Sargent, commissioner-general of immigration, just made public. investigdted and cleared of the snd COCKRAN GETTING BUSY. Tammany Congresaman Introduces Two Political Bilis on First Day of Session, Has w.vod ne Test 25 Years Grove’s Tas Chil! Tonic: ; RA nas Kansas Farmer Commits Saletde, Valley Falls, Kan., Dec. 5,—Edward Higgins, a farmer living near town committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid. No motive is known for the act. Mr. Higgins leaves a wife and five children. Washington, Dec, 5.—Representative Cockran, (N. Y.) introduced a ‘bill Monday providing that when any sums exceeding $50 shail be contributed to the funds of any political party or any moneys expended by or on behalf of any candidate tor representative in congress or for presidential before an election at which re toler We tos ds Qe a MARKET REPORTS. electors, NaMrro.MaePay, nig pesenta- Ye Kunsas City Live § to be ce Er LAPT Adminiatrator’s Notice tives or presidential electe Kansas City, Dee. 5.—Cattle ’ sae 11,00, including 500 enueaene, chosen, a statement shall be filed with ineiiea. 4 Sheriff's Sale in Partition, stendy. in three days trom such contributions | ministration upon tue matte MT tyne | Bliza Ellen Gilbert, Salli J. Hupnicnst, Ben or expending such moneys, in the oilice Teuter, itcentedt, have been granted to ine tiley Sibert pie beget , “ U praigned . a a n We dilbert, * “1 * puils, 2.00/08 the clers of the district court of | Provate Court, “th Hates ‘aunty, Mivscar’ Pagers, ills Git: ert bad Bebrors Gilbert, des . weatacn the United States for the district in bearing date, the ath day of Ootober, 4, Acoarl, ie viene anbenthacie nt sooatys . olatn ‘i coined tinh persons having claims against said eetate | Y t . deore “ee ony as ha whick the person or firm or corpora- | sre required to exhibit. them tome for silow 1 ae rane sale mad by the 6 art, inthe cad datan Bulk oF leiee : tion making such contribution or ex- | ance witht one year from the date Of ealit et: | thercor a ere copy 4 ; " — id j t ify} ters, or they may be precinded from any bene | * 5 A - heavy, $4.55704.67%4; packers, $4. penditure shall reside, specifying the | qr ofench estate; and if sald olaime be not ox mber 12, 104, z3 and light, $.0074.45, amount, the name and residences of | aibited within two years from the date of th | betoween the hours of nine o’el ck in the fore= oe 30, Market 5 to 10} donors, and of the person or officer re- | Publication of thia notice. they will be forever orclork ‘nthe afternoon of that , $3,755.00; lambs, “ verre MAUD F. TEETER, rout door of the coart house in range wethers, $1.0004.90; ewes, | Celving it. 4 nat Administratrx, cin Betes county, Missourl, Provision is made further for pub- - alisigeok ‘ nine, Ba, highs st a i 7 . ma . g deseribed roa » to-wit: The ft lishing the statement and maxing the Sheriff’s Sale in Partition, southwest quarter of section o and the south= a Chivagco © Stock. | east quarter of the southeast quarter of section two (oxeept two acres in the son hwest corner failure to file a statement a felony ; thereat, deseriber as follows: 1 Notice ts hereby giv ta of a decree ny par that under and by vi nent order of vale Chiearo, Dec, 5.—Cattle—Recein nishable to by imprisonment. not om, ineluding 3,000 westerns. « ¥ made by iLe ene t court of Rates county, eine g at the steady. Good to prime steers, $6. exceed three years, He also intro- | Missouri, atthe regular October term. 104, pout stcoraer of the southeast quarter of poor to medium, $3.75@5.4 duced a bill providing for the appoint- | of #aid court in the case of Mare:la EF Ting! fT forry one vant tangs cation two. township feeders, $2,254.35; vapor! : ; and George Franklin Tingler, plaintits, va, [OPT rang twenty nine, running thenes feeders, $2,254.35; cows, $1.5 ment of a special committee to inquire | Tacob Wiliam ‘lingler, defendant, and the ©! Seventy yards, thence north ¢ hundred ers, $2,005.00; canners, $1.35@2.40; bulls, | . i wast. a ki Aah and forty yaris, thence west seventy d into and ascertain the amounts of | 8&thority in me vest-d by seid decree and an ; y_ yards ; $2.0004.25; calves, $3.50@7.00; western i f arder of ale, a certitled eopy of which was thence so th one handred and forty Yards to : steers, $3.50@5.00, money expended by both parties at all | delivered to me on the 23rd day of June, 14, pale of beginning) also four acres in the south wy east corner of the north+ast quarter of the f sontheast quarter of sect‘on two ths four acres ‘ | ‘91D a square form: a'laforesaid land being in ; townehip forty-one, range twenty-nine, and conta‘ning two hundred and two seres, for : cash in band as provided for in said order and * decree, JOE T SMITH, ‘ 2-4 Sheriff of Bates County, Mo Hogs—Receipts, 56,00. Market 5 cents $4.40@4.65; rough bulk of I will, on Monday December 12 1904, between the hours of nin: o’clock ‘n the fore- noon and tive 0’: lock in tre afternoon of that day at the weat front door of the court honse in the city of Butler, in kates county, Miss -uri, sell at pute vendne, to the highest bidder the following deser'bed r a’ estate, lving and being sitnate in thy count: of Bates and atte of Mis souri to-wit: The weat ha'fof lot three of the northwes8" quarter of section five, and all of lot four, five and s'x of the nor:hweat quarter of section five; and th» east hal: of lot six, north- east quart rofsectiona x, ‘ying east of the elections for presidential electors from 1892 to 1904 inclusive. lower. Mixed and butchers, good to choice heavy, $4.60@1 heavy, $4.25404.50; light, $4.40@4. sales, $4.524%4@4.57%, Sheep—Receipts, 25,000. Sheep and lambs steady. Good to choice wethers, $4.40@ 5.00; fair to choice mixed, $3.50404.30; west- ern sheep, $3.25@4.90; native lambs, $4.50@ 6.15; western lambs, $4.50@6.00. PLEADS FOR STATEHOOD. Gov. Ferguson, of Okiahoma, Tells Con- gress Why That Territory should Be Made @ state. -_ Sheriff Sale in Partition, Notice is hereby given that under and by yire { tue of a decree 1 partition and orcer of sale | mace ‘ty the cireuit court of i; Missouri Pacifle Railway company’s rizbt ef) Missouri at the reguler O ttaber. hoe re way, except a strip ten fee: wise off of the east | gaid court in the case of Oliver Freeman plain. sid+, thereo!; also that part of lot seven in the | tiff, against frank Freeman, Kate Ferrell, northeast quarter of section six described a6 | Woodson Ferrell, Sylvender Freeman Olive & follows: Beginning ten chains south ,f the | Swig-rt an’ George ‘wert her husband, north+ast cor: er of said lot seven, thence south | Meggie.! Miller an? Wm Miller her hue! ; ten chains, th nce weatten chaina thence in a | Wm E Walton, Frank L. Moore, Carrie Thom- direct line to place of bevinning; all of eaid | ea, India \ oore Mell'eh Sylvia Brinkley, Thos, fand being in township hirty-nine, range | Moors, Lintow ) Addie Austin,’ Loule thirty-one, i county for caeh in band as W-Cartny, ” Daniel provided for in said ord ¥ and decree, , ant Jonm We JOE T SMITH. Sheriff of Bates County, Mo Washington, Dec. 5.—Governor T. B. Ferguson, ot Oklahoma in his report to the secretary of the interior pre- sents a stroug argument in support of the territory's claim for statehood. A large part of the report consists of statistics indicating the extent of the territory’s resources and advancement during the last year. In his appeal to congress for favorable action on the statehood bill the governor says: “Oklahoma is the youngest child of that splendid family of _common- wealths bequeathed to our nation by the Louisiana purchase, but while it is last it is not least—not least in mor- al, intellectual and material develop: ment; not least in the diversity and greatness of resources. With 700,000 people, $540,000,000 worth of property, the major portion of our public ex- penses bestowed upon our schools, un- precedented advancement a!ong all lines of enterprise, it seems that congress should give us the authority to exer- cise in full the rights of American citizens. The flag of our republic will not be complete until upon its field of blue is placed the rising star of Okla- homa. — St. Lowis Live Stork. St. Louis, Dec. 5.—Cattle—Receipts, 3,- 500, including 1,200 Texans. Market steady. Beef steers, $3.00@6.50; stockers and feed- ers, $2.25@3.75; cows and heifers, $2.2545.00; Texas steers, $2.50@4.25; cowsand heifers, $2.00@2.80. Hogs—Receipts, 6,00. Market lower. Pigs and lights, $3.50@4.25; packers, $4.35@ 4.60; butchers and best heavy, $4.40@4.60. Sheep—Receipts, 3,000. Market steady. Natives, $3.50@4. ans, $3.00@5.00. Omaha Live Steck. Omaha, Dec. 5.—Cattle—Recetpts, 3,000. Market stronger, Native steers, $3.75@6.25; cows and heifers, $2.5073. western steers, $3.0074.75; Texas steers, $2.75@3.85; rangs cows and heifers, $2.30@3.40; can- ners, $1.75G stockers and feeders, $2.50 @4.00; calves, $5.00@5.50; bulls and stags, $2.0004.00. Hogs—Receipts, 7,00. Market 5 cents lower. Heavy, $4.40@4.55; mixed, $4.40@4.45; light, $4.3544.50; bulk of sales, $4.40@4.45. Sheep—Receipts, 1,500. Market ‘strong. Western yearlings, $4.30@4.75; wethers, $4.20@4.60; ewes, $3.909@4.50; common and stockérs, $2.50@4.40; lambs, $5.00@6.00. Heenan ‘oore, Wm Morton, defendants, ane th: vested bv said deere lambs, $4.50@6.00; Tex- thority in mi dan order of sale certifl d copy of wh ch was delivered to mi the 26th day of October, 1904 I will on 2-4t between ihe hour ofnine o’clock in the fores noon and five o’clock inthe afterroon of that day at th» weet front door of the court house in the eit) of Betler, in 8 county, Missourt, 8:1! at public vondue, to the highest bidder the fllewing oseribe ralestaye, Iving and be iny altua ein the cou tvof Bates an’ etate of Missouri, to-wit: Lots eleven and block twen y fourin the eat side the eit in ler, In Bates county h in hand as provided for in 1, J ET. SMITH Sheriff of Bate: County, Mo. an Oreer of Publication, STATE OF MIASOURI, County of Kates, {n the cirenit conrt, October term, 1904, Sehi Di-trict No 9 Walnut towndip, Rates ame ty, Mo, plain‘iff, vs. J E Griffith, defendant, Order of Publication, Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by its attorneysand files its petition, allegin, among other things that defendant JW Grimes, is @ non-resident of the Sta ¢ of Missouri: Wherenpon, itisordered by the court that said defendant be notified by publication that plaintiff has filed its petition against him in thie court the objec: sod general nature of which is to condemn the following described tract of land for a school house site, to-wit: Kansas City Produce. Kansas City, Dee. 5—Eggs—Fresh, 2c per doz. Butter—Creamery, 21e; tos. dairy, cheese, extra, 2c; packing stock, lic; 12t4c. Poultry—Springs, 8 cents per pound; hens, 7c Ib.; ducks, 8c Ii ‘urkey hens, young gobblers, 12%c; pigeons, %c squabs, $1.25 per doz. Game—Ducks, Mallard $4.00 per dozen; teal, $2.25@3.00; mixed, $1.50. Plover, per dozen, $1.50; squirrels, 6c per doz.; rab- bits, drawn, Tc. Potatoes—Northern, per Dr. G, G. Green alert 1 attention to his great humanitarian contract. in our Almanac for many years past we ps given unusual advice to those afflic- ted with coughs, colds, throat or bee troubles or consumption. We have tol them if they did not receive any special His Airship Will Fly, Alameda, Cal., Dec. 5.—George E. Heaton, the inventor and designer of the airship “California Messenger” has demonstrated not only that his flying machine will fly, but likewise bushel, 35@50c; 00, sweets, per bushel, 75c@$! _| that it will go where it ts bidden, re- } benefit after the use of one 75-cent size | A tract of land beginning at the southwest cor Fruit—Apples $1504.00 | per barrel: | eardiess of conditions of wind. The bottle of German Syrup, to chisalt their Bip a of range $3, In Bepecomte kee oranges; 0200.08.08 . per box; lemons, i them running thence north 270 feet, thence ob $3.75 per box; grapes, 2ic basket; cbran- | airship made another ascent Sunday, | doctor. @We did not ask OF urge | Feat, thenee south 870 fete thence waatinn berries, per box, $1.90@2.00. s Heaton spending an hour in the air | them tousea number of bottles, 88 | to piace of beginning, the 8-me to be condemn. Vegetal bbage, HGS per cwts |! ona traveling at will in any direc- | is the case in advertising of many | ed, set id conveyed to ald school dies onions, per bushel. other remedies. Our confidence in Ger- | trict No.9, ss a site for a school house to penta tion he desired. .The mechanism for min 6 kes & for us to | erected thereon and to have three disinteres Kansas City Grain. ai the ship worked ,without a | Fv such advice. @We know by the ex- | ‘ew ine premises and asness “horn smomers, 80 City, Dec. 6.—Wheat-No. 2/hitch of any sort. ce of over 3§ years that one 75-cent | tothe ssid J = Grimitn ihe owner of sald ted , $1.06G1.08; No. 3, $1031.06; No. 4, 38 - a tnans iene wal ape y seoen at the ones ation and a NOS Cia teties Bek aiwe Wann Snecends Parker. lieve or cure the worst colds, | that unless the sald JK Grin be and aprene 40; No, 2 white, ties No. 8 41%c. Oats—| Cincinnati, Dec. 5.—The official an-| bronchial or lung troubles—and that, | at thiscourt, on the twelfth Laas, of ber No. 2 white, 0%@3ic; No. 2 mixed, %c.|nouncement of the appoiptment of | even in bad cases of consumption, one | [ns ~4 epee es to the in said county and answer ition afor sh a Frederick Wann as vice precident of the Cincinati, Hamilton & Dayton, the Pere Marquette and the Cincinnati, Rye—20e. Hay—Choice choice prairie, $7.50G7.76. Chtcage Cash Grats. 'Chicago & Louisville railroads been 1