The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 5, 1906, Page 1

VOL. XXVIII. 7 BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1906. Is Disease a Crime ? | SUPREME COURT'S Not very long ago, a popular magazine DECISION UPHOLDS gears an ethane article in Mes | e writer asserted, in substance, that a disease should be regarded as criminal. STATE GAME LAW. Certain it is, that much of the sickness and suffering of mankind is due to the ew or o ae Si emrs iv. ut to Say that all sickness shou . . regarded as criminal, must appeal to Sending Birds from Other States every reasonable individual as radically wrorg. . . It would be harsh, unsympathetic, Is Held Statute Violation. erat, yes srininal, \Y conneein bg iy ry j weak, over-worke housewife who sinks y 0 990. under the heavy load of household cares effereon City, Mo., Match 29 and burdens, and suffers from, weal: Division No, 2 of the state supreme nesses, various displacements of pelvic * organs and other derangements peculiar | COUrt Was in session to-day, handing to her oe, ee ay HP down opinions and passing on mo- ‘requent bearing of children, with its ex- ry ¥ acting demands upon the aystem, coupled tione, and then took @ recess until with ® care, Worry and labor rearing @ r} forme foal, is Voften "the Cause ox weak. Friday morning. One of the most nesses, derangements an * ty whicl re ini, j aggravated by the many household cares, Interesting of the opinions was in and the hard, and never-ending work which | the case of the state against Fred LIEUTCNANT BOWMAN. | TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION : KNOCKED OUT. Missouri Counties. Affected By Supreme Court Decision. Jefferson City, March 30.—The eu- preme court to-day in an opinion filed by Judge Burgess in Division No. 2, decided the township organi- zation case from Linn county. The decision of the court knocks out the organization in that county because it was not adopted in compliance with the constitution in thata ma- jority of the total vote cast in the] tho mother Js called upon to perform. Dr. county was not cast for the propo-| fy" iir woman's pecullar weaknesses and | Heer, Which caine here from St. on that particular proposition was | ° this class of maladies is the fact that the the constitutionality of which is at- favorable, but the court says a ma- Reeded rest ron. Wor tnany bovmeooll cated tucked. It was written by Judge " and labor to enable: her to secure from the jority ofall the votes cast at the election was necessary, under the constitution, to provide township organization. At the time Linn county voted on township organiza- tion the statute was in conflict with the constitution. The statute provided that a ma- jority of the votes cast on that one proposition was necessary to adopt it, while the constitution said that it required a majority of all the votes cast at the election. This de- fect in the statute was remedied by the legislature in 1902, and itis now in conformity with the constitution. The case decided was the proceed- ings begun by Prosecuting Attorney Berns of Linn county to oust M. L. Gibson, township clerk, and ex-officio assessor of Locust creek township. “The salient points in this contro- versy may be briefly stated,” sald Judge Burgess. “The constitution at the time of the adoption of town- ship organization by the counties of Barton, Bates, Caldwell, Carroll, Cass, Chariton, Daviess, DeKalb, Grundy, Harrison, Livingston, Linn, Mercer, Nordaway, Putnam, Sulli- van and Vernon, provided that counties might adopt township or- ganization ifa majority of all the votes cast at a general election should bein favor of such action. This provision of the constitution was not selfenforcing. It required Office on the South Side over the enactment of a law to make the Elmer Dixon’s store. Office hours |coustitution effective. The general from’? a. m. to 4 p. m. 18-tf | assembly therefore passed a statute Near gr “hag ahaa A authorizing the adoption of town- Nevada Boy Arrested. ship oroanization but by some inad - vertence, instead of following the language of the constitution, the statute declared that township or- genization might be adopted if a majority of the votes cast on that is a matter of frequent experience, he says, | i in his extensive practice in these cases, to No, 2, and affirms the flading of the meet with those in which his treatment fails iale ichi by rodson ofthe patient's inability Wo abstain trialcourt, which imposed a fine upon rom hard work long enough to be cured, i With those suffering from piolapsus, ante= Heger for having {n his possession version aud retroversion of the uterus or | certain game birds, The defense was other displacement of the womanly organs, \| it is very necessary that, in addition to tak- | that nefther the grouse, the teal ing bis “Favorite Prescriyftion” they abstain from being very much, or for long periods, on | duck nor the mallard duck were kill- their feet. Ali heavy lifting or straining of | ; any kind should also be avolded. As much ed in Missouri, but that they were out-door air as possible, with moderate, it ry exercise is also very important. Let the {Shot in Oklahoma, Arkansas and pop ke ei Sete foie and the Favors | Poxas, and in the open season tn Dr. Ploroe's Medical Adviser is sent free those states, and sold and shipped on receipt of stamps to pay expense of | : mailing only, Send to Dr. R. V. Pierce, | 4uting such open season, ORTY-ElAT HOURS PER CURED EN Cold Affected Head and Throat —Attack Was Severe. Chas. W. Bowman, Ist Lieut, and Adjt. 4th M. 8. M. Cav. Vols., writes from Lanham, Md., as follows: “Though somewhat averse to patent medicines, and still more averse to be- coming a professional affidavit man, it seems only a plain duty in the present instance to add my experience to the columns already written concerning the curative powers of Peruna. ««] have been particularly benefited by its use for colds in the head and throat. Ihave been able to fully cure myself of a most severe attack in eight hours by its use according to directions. |use itas a preventive “whenever threctened with an attack. “Members of my family aleo use il for like uilments. Weare recommend: ing it 40.0ur friends.” ta Si per-covered, or 31 stamps for cloth-bound, If sick consult the Doctor, free of charge held sacredly confidential, Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate CASTO A Denial by Darrough. wanted for several murders. Most} section 18 of the act of 1905 pre LT Daemon DR. J. M. NORRIS, Specialist On the eye, ear, nose and throat, gives special attention to the treat- ment of Catarrh, and its effects upon the ears, throat and lungs. Those in need of glasses can have bo eyer tested free and properly fit- hill country. Mr. Darrough, how- | or unlawfully taken. Mail. Sheriff Morrow, of Carthage, p laced Millard Palmer under arrest and took him to Carthage. Palmer is al- leged to have committed forgery by cashing a forged Missouri P aclfic time check, the amount of which was end. The story thas my object is to stir up the fullbloodsis equally false. purposes are endeavoring so iucite | aud + miles southeast of Butler, in The decision of the court to-day use of his “Prescription” its full benetits, It | Burgess, who presides over division | , 21 one-cent stamps for pas} The opinion holds that he “was guilty of the violation of the law, it by letter. «All such communications are ) matters not that the birds, except them, the quail, were kiiled In, and shipped and regulate stomach, liver and bowels. | to, defendant from other states, un- less {t be shown that his constitu- RIA. Bears the Tho Kind You Have Always Bought | gional rights are violated by the act Signature CnpUtt, in question! I¢is also claimed for * lhalbed the defendant that the lawin ques tion violates interstate commerce clause of the federal constitution , be- Vinita, I. T., April 2—United | cause a penalty has been imposed States Marshal W. H. Darrough | upon him for selling the birds de- came in early this morning from fhe | scribed as being lawfully killed in and Spavinaw hills, where he has been | shipped to St. Louis from Arkansas, conducting the hunttor the Wickliffe, | Texas and Oklahoma, and because of his deputies came in during the| scribes a fine for the selling of such day. For the present only the usual | game, whether taken within or with- number of men willbe peptin the| out this state, or whether lawfully ever, does not by any means intend| ‘This question has been before this to abandon the search. Oa the con- | court before, and it was held that a trary, he will return to the hils | game law which prohibits the killing Wednesday. or keeping {n one’s possession of cer- When shown the dispatch from | tain game, within a certain period | BF Muskogee telling of the shooting a | of the year, is valid, even when ap-|& crippled fullblood boy by his posses, plied to game imported from anoth- Mr. Darrough suid: “It is an infer- ler state, and in this application, it 0 nal lie. The story is wholly and un- | 1s not such a regulation of commerce 0 qualifiedly false from beginning to | as belongs exclusively to. Congress.” 0 There are men who for their selfish; For Save:—My 80 acre tract of Human Blood Marks. the fallbtood fe ‘ t Summit township, 63 acres in cultt-| A tale of horror was told by proposition should favor it.” @ fullbloods to resist us in our ef | vation, reat timber pasture. Small] marks of human blood in the home forts toeniorce the law, but they | improvements. Will eell cheap on|of J. W. Williams, a well known mer- } ne » successtul. However, I/ terms to sult purchaser. If not sold |chant of Bac, Ky. He writes: “Twen- 1 a) ? Good heals the food we cat. The Butler Weekly Times. NO, 22 We can’t be healthy if we take alum or other poison daily in our food, Dr. Price’s Raking Sutely free from alum. pure cream of tartar healthfulnecc Cnicaco, Price Bakina Powber Co, ch to , anounce are mace fron: slum. Avoile , . Powder fs £T , . ) Lake Park Breeding Farm Butler, Mo, S DR. COX whose colts are all high steppers aud high sellers, GENERAL BOAZ whose colts are gentle, speedy and game. the county. ECHO the finest and most intelligent 3 year old trotter in “TORMENTOR ADONIS” Jersey Bull whose dam produced 32 pounds of butter in 7 days Thoroughed Red Poll Bull “BUSTER " Duroc Jersey Boar, registered, great Individual. TELEPHONE 53, 4 + , SAM PULLEN Manager. 4 o 0. SIMSON, fine Imported Coach Horee, see his colts. : Sg j 8 Ge SSSSSSRRNISSSRMASSSUGASSS ! as they have township organization adopted under the old statute The supreme court holds that townsh ip organization statute as {t {snow on, == — the statute books {s valid, and that township organization in counties is legal. Missouri Pacific station agent. At the time of the arrest of Pep- per, Nelson and Garvey in this city recently it was reported that other arrests would be made, {t being al- leged that Nevada young men were implicated. Millard Palmer {s a well-known young man of this city who 1s of a splendid family and who has borne a good reputation. It 1s hoped he w ill -be able to clear himeelf of this charge. He will be able to give bond and no doubt will be released unt 1l the day set for his trial. AGuaranteed Cure For Piles I blind, bleeding, protruding line after I retura to the hills next | rent. N. M, NESTLERODR, week.” | 16 tf. Butler RK. F. D.5 A Lucky Postmistress is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, Me., who has found Dr. King’s New Lite Pills to-be the best remedy she ever tried for keeping the stomach, liver and bowels, in — order. You'll e with: her it you try these painless purifiers that infuse new life. Guar- anteed by Frank T. Clay, druggist. Price 25c. ; A Surprise. The night of March 28th found us reading by our fireside, little drea m- ing twenty young friends of Tygard district were planning so pleasant & surprise to brighten our loneliness by their happy presence. Not even the dog gave a warning. Seeing the flash of a lantern we hastened to find the cause, and Mr. and Mrs. Allison, good neighbors as they are, we sup- posed had come to pass the evening with us and bring @ bucket of milk. When our surprise turned to wonder as the young folks pm ig in, 1 the reqairemente for an|_ ving ‘and we only hope as well as oped the arotng Hind, shovghifuaes ‘4 ; ‘orized to 4 ating PAZOOINTMENT alla to cure in 6 t0 14 days. 50c. : ‘ames Hopper has with justice been grested as the Kipling of the shall have more to say along this|by first of March place will be for|ty years agoT had severe hemor-| |e andl have remained well ever rages ofthe lungs and was near death when I began taking Dr.King’s New Discovery. It completely cured since.”’ [¢ cures hemorrhages, chrop- fe coughs, settled colds, and bron- | chitis, and is the best known cure for | weak lungs. Every bottle guaran- teed by Frauk + (iay,drnggist. 50e | and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Letter to Mr. J. D. Allen, Butler, Mo. Dear Sir: You're always interest- ed in an item of news; and here’s one that will interest not only editors, but anybody elee who is a property owner and likes to keep things in good repair. Mr. O.R. Kurzock, editor of the East Troy (Wis.) News, had some painting done. The first coat was lead and olland cost him $13.80; the second coat was Davoe lead-and- zinc Paint, and cost him $7.60. It we knew the dimensions of the building, we could tell how much he ‘would have saved by making the fires coat of Devoe; but he’s prob- Devoe lead-ard-zinc Paint hereafter we're sure. Yours truly F. W. Devoe & Co, New York, Chicago and KansasCity. P.8.—Gough & Hess sell our paint. Te Cure a Cold in One Day. TIVE BROMO QUI All refund a gh AT Eevil's Island Torture is no worse than the terrible case o piles thas atilicted me 10 years. Ther was advised to apply Bucklen’s Arnic’a Salve, and less than a bo» oe Gabe TTO 2 MOM Eat: oa primers +e Ties ee permanently cured me, writes L. 8 Napter, of Rowles, Ky. Heals al | wounds, burnes and sores like magic. Oaly 25¢ at Frank T. Cley’s dros: store. Dangerous Honeymoon. Parkersburg, W. Va., April 2— Edward Kelley, an oi] well shooter | Was married a few days ago in Mart- etta, O., to Miss Nellie Severanee o! Lowell, O. They have just returned from a wedding journey, which they took on @ nitrogiycerin wagon loaded with 36 quarts of the explosive, Kelley had to leave right after the wedding for Syracuse, 0., to shoot & well. His bride insisted on a wed- ding journey, and compromised by driving with him’ 50 miles over the rough roads with enough of the ex- plosives on the wagon to blow them to atoms, but the groom drove care- fully, and they got to the scene and back alive and well. CASTORIA. Boars the sha Kind You Have Always Bough ta Le Athen of , ably figured {t out now. He will use | ____ esac ioraiiyr ine daianiat Agents Wanted. Apply at once for territory to self DR. WARD’S REMEDIES, Flavoring Extracts, Spices and Animal Food : 4: No Investment except Team and Wagon. Apply to Agency Dept. Dr. Ward Medical Co., Batablished 60 years, ate eR