The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 23, 1905, Page 2

SUTLER WEEKLY TIMES. J. D, ALLEN, Eprror. eee TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: SENATOR WILLIAM WARNER. After frittering away the whole of the legislative session in factional wranglings at the expense of the peo- ple of the state, the firat Republican The Werxty Tras, published eyery | legislaturein Missouri for over thirty Tvureday, will be sent to any addres | years, at the last minute and amidst ae year, postage paid, for $1.00, scenes of the wildest disorder succeed ed in electing a Senator in the person of William Warner, of Kansas City. Personally Major Warner was as poodcnctttninealiend cide good material for senatorstip as the Senator Allison of Iowa is author-| Republican party in the state afford ity for the statement that President) ed, but be was net the choice of his Roosevelt will call an extra session | party as expressed in caucus, before of Congress for October 1. which he was a candidate, and by every rule of party regularity he should not have been elected. The turning down of the caucus nominee has made a split in the party and petits. left sores which will take years to Warner was chosen senator on the | heal. sixty-sixth ballot. He is in hisslxty-] One of the peculiarities ot Major sixth year. We don’t know that} Warner's remarkable career is that these figures have any particular|every success which has marked an signiticance. epoch in his life came to him in the nature of an accident. He has al- ways been remarkably good compro- mise material and has been fortunate in walking off with the fruits of other men’s contentions. When he was General Linevith is weeding out/elected commander of the Grand his over burdened official staff and| Army of the Republic, it was asa reorganizing his army. He reports/compromise candidate. When Bob the arrivial of fresh troops from | Lewis was defeated for governor, he Russia, claimed the district attorneyship as hie reward for sacrifice for his party, but a fight came up between congres- sional and state pie hunters, and while party leaders conceded that Lewis was entitled to his reward the ee fight got so bitter that the need for If the annua! cost of government} a compromise candidate arose and for this country has increased $348,-| Major Warner occupied the middle ot 954,904—74 per cent—in ten years,/the stage. His lucky star has re- The Post-Dispatch says the Rus- sian grand dukes will join the lobster trust when the war is over. _— A 15-year-old boy Revolutionist shoots and seriously wounds the Russian Governor of the Finnish Province of Viborg. Former Senator Thurston is elect- ed preeident of the National World’s Fair Commission. Secretary Stevens explains the salvage matter. ———_—_—_—————— EEE The retreat to Harbin is proceed- ing in orderly fashion, with little fighting and rapid movement of troops. The two armies are moving northward along parrallel roads, | Our buyer has jnst returned from market, where he made additional purchases, and we are now showing the . CHOICEST STOCK OF GOODS IN BATES COUNTY. Dress goods, silks, dress trimmings, waistings, white goods, wash dress goods, per- cales, ginghams, muslins, sheetings, madras cloths, cheviots, shirtings, silkolines, curtain nets, table linens, crashes, quilts, linen waistings, India linons, fine towels, ladies silk pet- ticoats, ladies sateen petticoats, ladies walking skirts. Topsy hosiery, kid gloves, silk gloves, hose supporters, embroideries, laces, handker- chiefs, neckwear Lace collars, embroidered skirtings, Thomson’s glove fitting corsets, summer under- wear, muslin underwear. A Mens work shirts, mens dress shirts, suspenders, collars, mens underwear, mens Topsy socks, overalls, corduroy pants, mens all wool pants, suits and pants made to order, hats spring caps, trunks, suit cases, neckwear, mens gloves. Mens fine shoes, mens plow shoes. Ladies fine shoes, oxfords, childrens shoes. Ingrain carpets, room size rugs, linoleums, floor oil cloth, lace curtains, portiers, win- dow shader, door pancls, mattresses made to order cheaper than you can buy them ready made. ; : Come and see us; we want your trade. Lowest prices for good goods. may we not be a little decayed atthe! mained with him until he has drawn end of another decade?—Post-Dis-| the capital prize, still as the compro- patch. mise man, and will serve in the United Governer Folk vetoed the ‘bill to | States senate, following a succession | McKIBBENS. allow high schools and colleges to}! accidents beginning with the elec- grant teachers certificates, He aleo| ‘ion of a Republican legislature and : refused to approve reform-school and | °@ding in the defeat of the party cau.) =~ ———— Jackson Countys Circuit Court bills, |CU8 nominee. . Major Warner is 65 years of age. Girl Who Killed The $475,000 to be received from | He was born !n Wisconsin of obscure the National Government on aceount | 94 Indigent pareate, his father was of money raised by the State for na-|® Miner and both parenta died when tlonal defenses during the Civil War} Young William was only eix years of will remain in the State Treasury for|®g@ 4nd he was thrown on his own two more ycars. The money will|Tesources. He fs truly a self made draw 8 per cent while in the State}/™an, worked his way through col- Treasury. , lege and law eachool. He served with distinction in the war of therebellio and afterwards located in Kansas City, where he has been identified with that clty’s growth and has held many offices of honor and trust, in- cluding the mayorality. Hehas been well taken care of by his party, and 1¢ is simple justice Yo state that he always demeaned himself in office with dignity and ability. COUNTRY HIGH SCHOOLS, SP LAOSA IA ASACISASSLALS IS IAALLIASDLLIL ISLALALDASLSDA ——-.5 ated and consistent testimony offive| B, . Christian men and women, and re- odie Rumors in Nebraska. True Patriots Both. turn such a verdict as you have in Omaha, Neb., March 21.—A eensa-| In commenting upon the Missouri Sweetheart Freed. this caee, then human life and prop- | tion was caused here yesterday when | Senatorship, Bryan says satiricully erty in this county are absolutely | 90 afternoon paper printed charges | in the Commoner: ; unsafe.” thata representative of a Statesena-| Mr. Neidringhaus claims that Mr. He concluded by eaying that he| torial combine had approached | Kerens has killed his chances for be- considered the verdict an insult to | county officials ana demanded $5,- | coming senator, and Mr, Kerens ad- ‘the court and ordered it to be made poe v4 pon cage 0 through that red wat Mr. Kerens claims .of record that none of the jurors y of a‘billia which all county of. | that Mr. Neldringhaus “ . fd bythe jury in te Celso howd Ser alt Inthe cpa. ot rented 7 | chance fr becoming senator,” tnt been out pais twelve hours: jurors in the Circuit Court as long as| The same persen is sald to have Mr. Neidringhaus admits it. Thies approached officials of every county | !uteresting because it proves unt The climax to the case, which has}he remained Judge of the Jasper! 1, ih4 state with th the assertion th aa attracted many persons during the | County Circuit Court. ying 0 same propod: tlemen 20 a 9 — of the gen- four days it has been before the court, anything tensheiad — — done came after the jury had been polled | —— When Mr. Kerens BB elr state, and the verdict announced, when | }} RUG LAAAAAALSSSS ESE LOL LLL ‘aie Neldrin r made {t impossible Jadge Howard Gray rose from the ; rh ie rs haus to becomesena- bench to deliver a rebuke to thejury- 1 2e, too, conferred a great benefit ‘ ; men on account of the verdict. upon Missour!. The Commoner sub- Judge Gray declared that the plea - of self-defense was ridiculous, since the girl herself had admitted whileon , | Carthage, Mo., March 21.—Mies Pearl Skyles, the young woman, who shot and killed her sweetheart, Jas. H Rainwater, on November 6, be- cause of unfalthfulness, was acquit- SSS President Roosevelt and party will leave Washington on the morning of April 3rd for San Antonio, Texas, to attend a reunion of his old rough rider regiment. The president ex- pects to take a hunt in Colorado be- fore returning to Washington. ree President Roosevelt threatens to throw another firebrand into the Re- publican crowd by making Mrs. John mits that the people of Missouri owe ee 2 fe % B. Gordon, widow of the head of the} As provided by statute, the ques- “en and Kerens 5] Confederate veterans, postmistress| tion of organizing and establishing 3] atAtlanta, Ga. The colored brother, high school in Deep Water town-|the stand: “ItI hadn’t shot him at r Administrator’s Noti {s up rae ag anxious to know | ship will be submitted to the quall-|the depot, I would = — him ministration upeg given that pel of ad- 4 where this thing is going to stop.—| fied voters of the six schvol districts |to Kansas City and kiiled him there.” | 3) P r aS neues Geeneted, estate of William 4 ad Ex, in said township at theannual scheol JUDGE GRAY'S REBUKE. : — an hd ol may stoah tn thegegeahioty Cape. Rates : Pepa esieeet, pie be county Hs Gov. Folk announces the appoint-|@lection jn April. A number of the} “When twelve men are sworn to find prices which are below first cost on everything: . ‘il peteoes hots Felsina derma TRY «lis, ment of Thos. Mulvihill ae exciee|!eading citizens have signed @ peti-luphold the law,” said Judge Gray, 12 hoe Superior wheat drills worth $65 O0for $4000 @ tice within one year from th the dats feat * commissioner of St. Louls to succéad | "4 posted the legal notices to that} and are clothed with the authority 10 hoe Superior wheat drills worth 60.00 “ 40.00 QD | Arstancn chcto; and fan cisins Sucre” Jas, M. Seibert, and Orrick C, Bishop | tect. you were clothed with, and then will 8 hoe Superior wheat drills worth 5750 “ 8700 lteation of thle dears, om. the date of the ascriminal judge, an office recently | THis will be the first township in| take the uncorroborated, contradic- Tue see Beste Gedh eats ot ae ‘ arred. Host. E. scone’ created by the State legislature. Bates county that has made an ef- tory and inconsistent testimony of 11 foot iene dalehbe eouth, oF 20 = as 2750 trator, Bishop was an ascistant of Folk’e, |f0rs to organize a high echool under! woman of questionable character, Avery edge drop planters worth 1500“ 3500 9 Order of Publ while he was circult attorney. Mul-|thistaw. ‘It offers the advantages of] in preference to the sworn, corrobor- Sattley edge dro 4 lanters worth 45 “ s*: 2 Freee. vihill is also a St. Louis lawyer and|® bigh school in reach of all pupile|— PP 00 35.00 gy | stax or wissounr, Planters with fertilizer attachment worth 5250 “ 38 00 Avery,Sattley,Emersonriding cultivators 2750 “ 31 00 New Departure style cultivator worth 1400 “ 900 Sattley disc gang plows worth 60 00 “ 45 00 ; Sattley Hummer gang plows worth 65 00 “ 58 00 Sevan, Sidney P. irs of Sattley Hummer 16-in sulky plow worth 4250 “ 3000 Hag epee Sony omen : Civil action for deting Kingman Commodore 16.in.sulky plow 4000 “ 28 50 atigm 8 thle day snes the pitas by who have advanced to the eighth a 8 foes Vist our citles are being oliticlan of Jocal note. ove ith ‘ing | ? grade work in the common schools. | ‘from the country to earn thelr elihood ' in . Four judges of the supreme court have appointed their stenographers under the law recently passed by the legislature. Judge Brace named his son, Paul Brace; Judge Fox has Now if pupils in a country district desires to take a high school course they have to go to one of the towns. By establishing a high school in the center of the six districts voting on i F , : ¥ : Circuit Court of Bal chosen James O'Connor, of Frederick-| the proposition, the average distance Janesville 16-inch sulky plow worth 4500 “ 33 50 in the State of Missouri, ang it eppearicnto town; Judge Gantt appointed his| the pupils would have to travel is Emerson 16-inch sulky plow worth 4500 “ 8400 court tha summons ‘hus en irued fa fae sister-in-law, Mrs. Colte; and Judge Marshall appointed Porter Henry, of three miles from their homes. One great advantage to be derived | . 5 shovel cultivator with lever worth 650“ 375 iene 70-tooth U-bar Sattley harrow worth - 1850 “ 1000 ry RIES itt i this city. Judge Lamm appoints ch @ plan is thas the teacher|: Sattley listers (complete) worth 27.50 * 21.00 — jy. Judge Lamm 4; from euch a plan is that the 12-inch Sattley plows worth 1200 *" 10 95 ‘pag cannot be 14-inch Sattley plows worth 1400 “ 1195), fired culated. 16-inch Sattley plows worth 1600 “ 1950. pat pectin water's Guy 2-wheel bull rake worth 1700 “ 18.00 Bataet cannot be! he formity in the course of study and , inserted ciation: st eacking tatis bene to 8-wheel ball rake worth : 26.00 “ 1000 . a ern ind Semaine cdminme coe ‘Gorn King tno mill ipo guard) worth 8000 “ 2200 .- te lao, nomnaiaade 10g fence per rod w 82 « Cuberine as we understand it, to all the dis- Team harness worth PO BEI bes Pumps, any style at half price. Poultry netting, tools, hey tools, as, corn shar, grind stones, bale es, T am telling you facts.’ I must closs out AT ONCE ? @ heavy expense. ; Youre Traly, a4