The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 30, 1905, Page 4

AN UNWORTAY INSINUATION, A vote for Miss Caasity*the Repub- lican candidate for Superintendent of schoolsisa vote for a Superintendent SU {LER WEEKLY TIMES.| J. D, ALLEN, Eprror. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: out into the country less than a dozen miles to investigate the con- duct of a school. Miss Cassity will be satisfied with the salary the law allows for the office and not demand anextra fee for doing her duty asthe law requires.—Republican Press. The above is a direct intimation that the present superintendent is guilty of the offense of demanding} The Weexiy Times, published eyery Yavesday, will be sent to any address wy year, postage paid, for $1.00, Ex-Senator F. M. Cockrell has qealified and entered upon his duties as Interstate commerce commis- #.rner. Thomas Streiff, an old and promi- nent citizen of Appleton City, died at his home the first of last week. He had been sick only a few days, and the announcement of his death wasa shock to the community. For the first time in thirty years Missouri had a Republican governor A for a iew days the first of the week. : Gor. Folk went to New York to de- i liver an address before the Missourl } Soriety on Tuesday night. During a4 Lis absence from the state Lieuten- ant Governor McKinley was the act- img governor, had occasion arisen demanding executive action, As it wel was Governor Folk had cleared the i decks betoredeparting and Governor : Mckinley did not go to the capitol. bid. his own signature, in this issue. cratic candidate against Mies Cassity, | of such acts, Now, we can hardly believe that Mr. Funk, as ultra partisan as he has proven himself, would charge euch a thing against a man like Prof. Ives, without scintilla of cause or reason therefor. It is evidi nt that his words in the above article, or if he did, then he is deserving of the condemnation of the honest and fair- minded voters of all parties. The Democratic papers have treat- ed Miss Cassity with the utmost courtesy and consideration, and de- cency would require that the Repub- lican organs, if they intend to assault Prof. Ives, that they do soon hisown record, in a straight-forward, mauly way, and not over somebody else’s shoulders, for whose acts he is in no way responsible, es — Gur people are not very badly seared or unduly excited over the prediction from the military depart- | ment at Washington that Japan will go to war with us over our Philip- ; pine possessions, which she covets, a juat ne soon as she has eettled with | Rassia, . This kind of scare may have the effect to bolster up Congress to ma be larger appropriations for ship boilding and thereby help the poor woney power to get in another graft Uncle Sam’s treasury. There is vis much danger of Japan or any ether nation picking a quarrel with 8 BDY Ways soon. s THAT $300 SLUSH FUND Our lawmakers endeavored to re- move the schools as far as possible from partisan politics when they pro vided for holding school eloctions in the spring, several months separated from general elections. The use of The return of the captured Confed- erate flags to the various state has twgon with hardly a stir of protest from the organizations which were eo violently disturbed over a similar proposal leas than twenty yearsago, wuya the Kansas City Times. Not even the impetuous senior Senator trom Ohfo has raieed his voice, al- thoagh he won his distinguished title a of “Fire-Alarm Foraker” by his ora- ap tory in opposition to President ; Cleveland's order. Of course, allani- mosity and prejudice have not been eliminated, but the situation has {m- proved so wonderfully within two deeades that devout lovers of the , Union might exclaim with Simeon: ‘ “Lord, now lettest thou thy servant depart in peace, according to thy word; for mine eyes have seen thy sa?vation.” but how much worse for one of the political purties to raise a largeslush PRR aso age the Republicans have raised a slush fund of $300 to elect their candidate for school superintendent? This has been public property for some time. Each township was asseseed its pro rata of that amount and collected, or attempted ite collection at the Re- publican township conventions. Does any one believe the legitimate expenses of either or both parties in Bates county will reach $300. There isno legitimate way to spend that amount of money in the campaign. Then what are the Republicans go- ing to do with thatsum? Will the honest, sturdy voters of Bates coun- ty approve of such methods in the school elections? We don’t believe they will. heoRE ; Senator W. J. Stone on his return “4 to Missouri said that he had decided to aecompany Secretary Taft's party to the Philippine Islands. The party i+ 4 he composed of Secretary Taft and’ the committees on the Philippine ‘wands of the Senate and House of Representatives. It will depart in Jeme and its members wi!l be guests of the Philippine Goverment. “The trip will be interesting and fossructive,” said Senator Stone, “and at this time I believe that sothing reasonable should be left undone to acquaint the members of ' eur Goverment having to do with 1; 3 fire Philippines with conditions out “The conflict between Japan and Russia may develope & new sequence of events in the far Kast with which ais Goverment may have to deal. I do not believe that there is any yeason for the recent talk of proba- ‘de contension between this country snd Japan, because of the Philippines “I belleve that the Japanese are mowed with great shrewdness. ‘They know well that they could never acquire the Phillppines from us by force, Awar with us would be adifferent matter than with Russia. We feel like congratulating Gov. Folk in retaining the services of Al. Morrow as his confidential stenog- rapher. fe served the three pre- ceeding governors, Stone, Stephens and Dockery, in that capacity and during those twelve years no govern- or had a complaint of a leak in news from that department, although du- ring all that time the secret infor- mation he was in possession of was coveted by many people, including politicians and laymen, companies, corporations and trusts. Col. Mor- tow has a larger personal acquaint- ance than any man in the state and he can number nearly every one.of hem among his friends. the: Maliciously False. take the islands from us. *A war between this country and would eventually resolve its only have | ever asked for or collect- ‘ed a cont off'a district. The publica- illegal fees, which Prot. Maxey brands | 94 gp as maliciously false, in a card over | tho County to said Depository. terest to be paid monthly. All bids But Mr. Maxey i t the Demo. |to be accompanied by a check for} ae oe een BON ee not less than One Hundred and Fifty | ’*! Dollars, the successful bidder to give | and the full meaning of the above is} pond for an amount not leas than the | that Miss Cassity alone would stop | total revenue of said County for the | such illegal practice, an implied infer- | year of whi ence that Prof. Ives woul be guilty — by Gunshu Russian ; ite is a womanly tonic that has sold largely in the United States than any other compound prescribed eases of women. Dr. well-known specialist, valids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffal So su Medical Association, the Esk Pierce’s Favorite Prescript offer $500 reward for women who cannot be cured of Leucorrhea, Female Nahe, ages of the bers “perfectly safe tonic in any condition of the iain, being entirely vegetable, Coe re A Ceunty Deposits. Notice is hereby given that sealed | proposals will be received at the office | of the Clerk of the County Court u who will not demand $15 from 8 | to noon on the letday school board when requested to gO |from any Banking Co! sociation or Individu Bates County, Missouri, that may} desire to beselected as the Depository | of the Funds of Bates County. The) sad sealed proposals to state the rate of interest that thesaid Banking Association or Individual Banker offers to pay on the Funds of said | Connty for the term of two years | next ensuing the acceptance of ench loterest to be paid or comput | daily balances to the credit of “The Vinegar Man.” Under the auspices of the Rath- bone Sisters, “The Vinegar Man” a! sensational, romantic melo-drama ill be'gi e 3 b he did not fully weigh the meaning of rani, ang = bon Toa nee ing, April 4th. Walter Fay, a come-; dian of ability, is the author and! manager of the play and has drilled | the ten young ladies and gentlemen in the caste. The scenes of the atory is in western Missouri during the overland emigration days, and it !s replete with comic incidents, as well as some very sensational and dra every act, Come prepared to leu.) and enjoy a thoroughly goed thing Jap Troops Disappear From Russian Rear. Pass, front. ol or any nar- cotic. Doctor Pierce’s Favor- iption more 0, Prolapsus or Falling of the Womb. ‘le trial ask is a fair and reasonab! ca financial re- jown to every news- ggist in the United stood of a third of a century, cures by the thousands, GOOD DRUGS CHEAP, This does not mean that our prices are in every in- lower than are asked i B it te g z 237 if tt £ Hi May 1905, ration As | Banker in In- ich said bond is given as Section 6820 Laws of’ Joun F. HERRELL, 2t. Clerk of the Bates County Court. | March 17 —The Japanese apparently have withdrawn from the reglon to the south of the Cossack patrols which have been making extensive reconnaissances southward, found no : Japanese within thirty-five miles, money in general elections is bad | Gon, Linievitch is dispatching scout- enough and stringent laws have been |ing parties east and west to guard passed to eradicate that great evil, | against possible turning movements. Woman's Response to Nature. fund for the purpose of corrupting fice ek ee eter is Nene the voters in carrying school elec-| in nature. tions. Itis currently reported that iy rep should suffer from physical i Sarat at oods. tiful never intended that women only for the dis- . R. V. Pierce, is chief of the N.Y. re of it is the World’s Dis: tietors of Dr, ion, that they It is a the 10 hoe Superior wheat drills worth 60 00 “ 4000 In-| made clearable from the seaboard 8 hoe Superior wheat drills worth 5750 “ 8700° @ within two months. This shows that Two row Eagle Stalk cutter worth , 4250 “ 2750 * the flour is wanted immediately by 11-foot Diamond seeder worth 2000 “ 1350 @ the Japanese government Quota- Avery edge drop planters worth 45 00 “ 3500 tions are holding firm and millers ex- Sattley edge drop planters worth 45 00 “ 8500 ‘2 All| pect no variations for the present. Planters with fertilizer attachment worth 5250 “ 38 00 Y Issa as Sema Avery,Sattley,Emersonriding cultivators 2750 “ 2100 : Diaz and Roosevelt to Meet. New Departure atyle cultivator worth 1400“ 900 arg aay ainerig pee Sattley disc gang plows worth “6000 “ 4500 ®& stants nacklae teaenia ieee Sattley Hummer gang plows worth 6500 « 5800: @ lean ts Wadnasen aid 166 J City Sattley Hummer 16-in sulky plow worth 4250 “ 3000 @ ¢ as Seialon, 00 Satan ahoee «ines pan Commodore 16.in.sulky plow 4000 “ 2850 , Sevueen Provide will aad aan er sulky plow worth § 45 00 “ 8850... @ President Diaz, when the former|@® 5 sora! caltinatortyiiwccn 500, OE pen to the Southwest early in| eioee Doeroey mace wi 18 50 * 10-60 q ys Sattley listers (complete) worth: 2750 “ 2 ... sar ping bates Daag Ae 12-inch Sattley plows worth 12 00 * 7 o a> Bored per bee. 14-Ineh Sattley plows worth 1400 1195 bridge over the Rio Grande river ume rd I r rake wo 00 “ 1 wd oe gaat 3-wheel bull rake worth "96 00 io by — ‘y ge Corn King feed mill (triple geared) worth 3000 “ 292 00 Always Trouble Makers. sen ‘Washington, March 27.—Senator ; Cullom, chairman of the senate com- | We are showing the choicest stock of DRESS GOODS, SKIRTINGS, SHIRT WAIST SILKS and WAISTINGS in the county and ask the :owest possible prices for good goods, — THE — Light Weight Underwear is here, in the many called for grades and styles From 5 cents up. THE SPRING CARPETS, LAGE CURTAINS, RUGS and MATTINGS are on display, and are more desirable thsn ever. The prices are attractive too. Best all wool ingrains 6 I-2c. | McKIBBENS. VISIT OUR Shoe Department and see the spring styles. They are stylish and hand- some and the prices the we cree wee ee wre ren mn mn een er er er er er Or Se lowest for the qualities offered. ARE FOOT FORMED ‘We make Men’s Suits, Spring Overcoats and to order. Come and see us. We want your trade. McKIBBENS. : Swamped By Japanese Orders. PRS Cn did, dnd ee ee Minneapolis, March 27.—Japanese 'y ‘ mw . flour orders continue to pour in up-| @ on Minneapolis millers at a ratethat| ay Slhas exceeded all expectations, The Y 5 last week brought in calls for con-| & signments ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 sacks. One of the big com- ‘ panies states that it is thirty days A behind on Japanese orders withevery | Q mill running to its maximum capac: | \ {ty. Other companies report like conditions. These orders are all a I must get rid of my stock in the next thirty days.. Below find prices which are below first cost on everything: ee 2 ee ee fe 2 fe 12 hoe Superior wheat drills worth $65 00 for $40 00 mittee on foreign relations, was an early caller at the White House. _ “What's new in Santo Domingo?” the question