The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 5, 1906, Page 2

rh | \s} ‘4 aehat aavad 3. D. ALLEN, Epitor. — TERMS OF SU¥SCRIPTION: \ , hed . SEEAL: Se Weexsy Times, pubdlishee every f-pmday. wil) be sent to any address we year, postage pald, for $1.00, ———————— Tbe Niscovri Pecitic Time Table at Butler Station. CORRSCTED TIME TABLE, SOUTH BOUND «Se 3 Joplin & Southwest mail & E He W:K.C & Joplin mail & Expr ‘ae YB K.C & Joplin mail & kxpr ‘Ab. 28) Local freight ¢0RFR BOrED City an Louis Ex. 5:40am deeRaneas cits mail and Express 1:40 pm ‘> Baveas City limited mail lv.30 pm LOCAL FREIGHT =e =. A 0p 1:00 p Local Freight Kansas City stock QINTERSTATE DIVISION. WEST BOUND. Mp, WH Loca) freixbt and Pas mixed 1wdam Sispm ANNOUNCEMENTS. ‘Tun Tus is authorized to make the follow- “@g mmpoancements for offer, subject to the @emrentic primary of Bates county, to be held aoBeturday, May 26, 1006: VOR REPRESsNTATIVE, SAWRENCE M. GRIFFITH, Of Osage towneh!p. aucerrr. JAMES R, ANGLE, Df Mt, Pleasant township. HARVE JOHNSON, Ot Oaage township. D. D, PEELER, bf Hudsoa townehip. D, A. BEAN, DE Mt, Pleasant township. OTRCUIT CLERK, 108, H. GROVES, Of Mt. Pleasant townehip. J, A. PATTERSON, Df Mt. Pleasant township T. D, EMBREE, Of spruce township ECOF DER, 1,M, SMITH, ®! Deep Water township, W..C, HEDDEN, Of Osage townsh!p, F. M. WOODS, bf Deek Creek towneh!p HOMER W, siEG Of Wainnt township, ED, CRABB Of Orage township, J..G, CANTRELL Of Shawnee township, T. K. LISLE, DI Mt, Pleasant township. F. R, SWARENS, of New Home township, ROSECUTING ATTORNAY, SILAS W, DOOLEY,: Of Mt. Pleasant township, 1,8, SMITH, Of Mt, Pleasant. WATT B, DAWSON Uf Osage townebip. OUNTY CLERK, F. J. WISEMAN, Of Osage townebip. J, E. WILLIAMS, (i Mt. Pleasant township. C.G. WEEKS Of Osage township, W.H DUNN, tf Grand River township. TREASURER. Ww. R. BELL, Of Walnut township. JUDGE OF PROBATE J. A. SILVERS, MILES 8, HORN, ‘Df Mt. Pleasant township. A@PBING JUDGE OF COUNTY COURT. J. W. McFADDEN ' ‘of Charlotte township. T.L.HARPER | Of Lone Oak township, $2968 OF NORTH DISTRICT, ESTES SMITH, @f Mingo township. 3.7, ABMENTROUT, Of West Point township. 2988 OF SOUTHERN DISTRICT. A, D. HYDE, @¢ Prairie township. We Are Too Strenuous. . Endwig Fuldo, the German band Dramatist who asap at Editor Austin in his explanation « ft) Notice to Contractors. r the reasons for publishing & com) Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con- munication signed “one of the old | cernihst on Taeaday, the frst day of May, 1908, guards,” in which the Democrats ; *t * es: froat voor of the court hovsein the ‘ elty of Butler, Bates County. Missouri, between | ferred / Were Ferre) to as members of & ube hours of nine o’clock in the forenoon acd | 3% “chain gang”, says that away back | five o’clock in the afternoon of that day there | ; will be let to the lowest re-ponsible bidder at | in the early days, following the war, shila iniang, havtaiiianten shied fen when the present editors of Bates] jecacribed works, as set out in the written speo- county, aside from himself, were in | idcations now on file im the office of the clerk their “‘swaddling clothes” the Demo- craticcandidates canvassed thecoun- of the County Court of Bates Couaty, Missouri, #8 prepared by A. H. Bell, engineer, and W. ty in a body and guod naturedly ac- cepted the title of “‘ebxin gang.” J. dard, John J. March and Estes Smith, view- This may be. We admis to being ere under a; polotmest by the said County Court, the same beving b-en on the third f February, ives, in the matter of thecon struction of tne wo.ks provided for in Drain- nivery young in those days, and cf|*s* istrict Number One, Bates County, Mis- course have but faint recollection of | said work corelets of the excavation of ditches such things, but from ali ve have | located and dese, ibeu as follows, eed bn 2 heard of those times Demovrate in ge arook aahen ox payee Bates county were compelled to ac- river in Bates Count), atissouri, i anoing in a south easterly direction croge- » croeses the line between te term that was applied to them, and | Sixteen (16) in sect.on Five (6), Township Thir- {tdid not always end with namesand leer baad byep pli behustits prada ths v epithets of derision, but very often | crossing the river again at a point avout three- rougher treatment was meted out to them. But be that as it may, there {eno reason that we can think of why those old prejudices and ant- mosities should be aroused by resur- recting objectionat:le and offensive terms against the Democratic party even if they did submit gracefully in fourths of je south of the town of Papin- ville and exteRding thence to those good old days. nel Gov. Folk te receiving numerous ‘7 SSISLSASSSSS SALA } Hill’s Cash Store. ~ Uae Dress Farts, ~~ ‘ ~~ in wash goods, “new” in the fullest Our display comprises all that is n meaning of the word. The weaves and colorings and designs, They run the entire gauntlet of grades from ‘‘gossamer’’ like fabrics to cotton stuff designed for real service. the Osage river in Section Ni ship Thir.y-elght (38) Rang: Said diteh will be forty (40) feet wide at tom from the initial point to the point where it Special Prices For One Week. INDIA LINONS. 6 1-40 India linons for 5c 12 1-2c India linons for 10c and approximately twel age in depth, and the ben! gle ofone to one, From the point ditch crvsses the rivor near Papinville to the lower end thereof said ditch will be slxty (60) feetat the boitom with a depth as shown by prodie map now on file in the County Clerk’s Special Price on Mattings. A new line for us this spring. Buy them this week at he banks cut at th slope as the " 20c mattin compliments from the prees of the bacaart el art of ead dives, The right of 15c India linons for 12 1-2c Be mattings for 15¢ State over the appointment of Judge | way provided for said ditch from the point of ge mattings for 20c Graves to fill the vacancy for Su eas sin tennant 19¢ India linons for 15c 35c matings for 25c preme J —— He’ is Fa gen Rage from sald inet named point to a point shown on 15c India lions for 10c courageous lawyer and will make a| the mapon file in sald Clerk’s office as station ‘ strong and a just Judge.—Clinton |¥*. pa te Bes rey ee ee a Oe ae SPECIAL FOR THE MEN. Tribune. No 11751t 1s 400 feet wide; aud from said last FIGURED WHITE GOODS. Extra good value in named station to the lower end of sald ditch is three hundred (300) feet in width, the said last station being 1234 plus 60, A berme of eight (8) feet on each side of said channel Is to be left, The exeavation for this ditch will comprise about 2,180, 732 cubic yards, Certain laterals are also to be constructed, designated as follows, to-wit; Miami! Ditch begins at a point nine hundred | § tifty feet (960) east and four hundred (400) feet south of center of Section Eight (8), Township ‘Thirty-nine (89), Range Thirty-one (31), and extends ina southeasterly direction 30,586 teet to the Marias des Cygnes river, at a point four hundred [400] feet west and three hundred [300] feet south of the quarter section corner in the east 8 de of Section Thirty-five [35], Town- ship Ihirty-nine (80), Range Thirty-one (|31) The bottom of this ditch will be eighteen (18) feet wide with side slopes one by one, ana an average depth of about eleven [11] feet. The amount of excavation abont 295,507 cubic yards, The right of way provided being one hundred twenty (120) fect wide, Lateral Number One begins four hundred [400] feet north and four hundred seventy-five [475] feet west of the Southeast corner of Lot Kleven (11) im the Northwest quarter of Sec- tion One [1], Township Thirty-nine (39), Range Thirty-toree (83] and rune south, twenty de- &rees east, Seventeen hundred [1,700] feet to the Main Ditch, Kesimated excavation about 5,616 cubic yards, Lateral Number Two begins ata point forty [40] fuet south and seven hundred [700] feet west of the Northeast corner of Section [1], Township Thirty-nine (39) Range Thirty-three {38} and extends east along the South side of the public road a distance of 5,100 feet; thence ina southeasterly direction to the Southeast corner of Lot Kight [x] in the Northwest quar- ter of Sect’on Five [5j, Township Thirty-nine [39], Range Thirty-two [32], a distance of 12,000 feet. The bottom of this diteh will be eight [8] feet wi le with a slop one by one and an averaze depth of about nine [%) feet, with total ex- cavation of about 52,500cubic yards. The right of way is eighty feet, Lateral Number Three begins One thousand eighteen |] 018] feet west and Twenty [20] feet south of the Southeast corner of Lot Eight [8] in the Northwest quarter of Section Three [3], Township Thirty-nine [39], Range Thirty-two [82] and extends east Eleven hundred (1,100) feet; thence in @ southeasterly direction toa point one hundred feet southwest of the South- east corner of the north half of the southeast quarter of Section Two (2), Township Thirty-|* nine [39], Range Thirty-two (32), a total dis- tance of ten thousand two hundred (10,200) feet. The bottom of this png hein be eight (8) paek with o bine (9) feet; eatimated excavation 28, us cubic yards, with right of way eighty (80) feet wide. Lateral Number Four begins at the center of Lot Three (8) of the Northwest quarter of Sec- Judge Jas. B. Gantt, of the Su preme Court has been selected as or- ator ofthe day for the National Confederate reunion, to be held in New Orleans April 25th. MENS SUSPENDERS. An assorted lot all worth 25c, special price on Saturday for the men only I5C SPECIAL FOR THE LADIES. Oon Saturday afternoon for one hour 3 to 4 o’clock A big line of ladies collare worth up to 75c, Special for one hour only I9C A beautiful line of dainty new patterns at 10c, 12 1-2c, 15e, 19c, 23c and 25c, marvels of chepness at the price. Hon. Thomas Hackney has an- nounced as a candidate for the Dem- ocratic nomination of congress in the 15th district. OOOO Affects Bates County. Jefferson City, Mo., April 3.—The following statement relative to the counties of the State affected by the decision in the township organiza tion case, from Linn County, recent ly handed down by the Supreme Court, was made to-day by Judge Burgess, who wrote the opinion: “The status of the township or ganization decision at this time is that there are sixteen counties affect- ed, as follows: Barton, Bates, Cald- well, Carroll, Cass, Chariton, Da- viess, DeKalb, Grundy, Harrison, Linn, Livingston, Nodaway, Put- nam, Sullivan and Mercer, Rich Hill High School Commencement. The commencement exercises of the Rich Hill High School will take place Wednesday night, April 18 There will be 19 graduates, the larg: est class ever turned out by our city high school. There are ten boys and nine girls in the class, Jt is the only time there have been more boys than girls ina graduating class of this school. The names and positions of the class are as follows: Henry Sheppard, valedictorian; Arthur Cheverton, salutatorian; Ralph Spraker, Grace Engels, Car! Schwamb, Mary Twaddle, Cecil Chev erton, Seldon Ba finch, Blanche Hyder, Easte Saunders, Geo. ‘Templeton, William kerguson, Louls Hulett, Martha McMurtry, Ella Haley, Inez Cook, Ralph Royce. New Spring Wool Dress Goods. We have just received a new lot beau- tiful weaves and colorings double and single widths at any prive you want to pay. New double width Henrietta cloth just in at 19c per yard. FANCY WASH BASTISTES. A beautil line to select from for skirts, waist or suit, you are sure to be pleas- ed with them and the price is nothing, per yard only 10c Special for the Children. Big children can ccme in on this to if vend want to. All our fine 12c candies Special price all day Saturda per pound only - . 10c Eggs Taken Same as Cash. HILL'S CASH STORE, : OSLLLLLLLLY SYLHRSLLLLLYALALIASLSL AA. — Where = ig t Be — Store. Pi gn gu gn gn gu gg i i fg EEL LS fe ‘ 4 Burton D Doesn't Want n Youths Sentenced Washington, April 2.—Even if the Supreme court should reverse the| tg Seven Years. findings ofthe lower court in the Burt on case, the senior senatorfrom ‘ Farmington, Mo., April 2. —Harry Kansas will not attempt to take his | Bozart, William Mason, Charles Kel- seat in the Senate. He has author.|ley and Paul Beiechler . wore sen- ized this statement to be made to|tenced to seven years each in the — who are particular about | penitentiary here for an assault ; such details. The supreme court | committed upon Miss Bessie Neisler, cepa = Fos os A pwege ne Probably will decide the Burton case | an 18-year-old schoolgirl, in Festus, thievee and was arrested at Musko- | just before the adjournment of Con | on the night of December 23. gee for horse stealing. ,| Gress. Senator Burton’s term will] The jury was out about an hour. expire March 4, 1907, and he would | The four young men have not yet de- W. 0. Stanley, who, it is charged, killed his wife at Bolivar three years ago and escaped, has been captured at Muscogee, Indian territory, and will be brought back to Bolivar for trial. The couple had qnarreled the day before and she had spent the night away from home. Next day Stanley induced her to go to the house on pretense that they would divide the property and separate. On the way there he emptied two —Rich Hill Review. yoo a Lad or aera om, Butler Machine Shop. have but the three months of the | cided whether they will ask for a new = hort congressional term to serve in | trial or.not. No motion was filed Ci Ticket. and easterly direction distance of five thou- H. E. Clayton, who recently fitted 8 mn was OB ud wate ho de sje oy Sone gs OP & machine ehop in Tear of Seon’ | SOY event soesepans, The following is the result of the city election in Butler last Tuesday: Mayor, A. B. Owen, D. “« £E.A. Lyle, R. Marshal, D. D. McCann, D. “Jas. Arrasmith, R.. half; average depth six (6) feet, estimated ex-| Meat market, southeast corner of cavation about 13,288 cubic yards. The width|Square, {snow ready to do cee of the right of way is sixty feet. work, anything Lateral Number Five begins One thousard _— thresher or hors to g one hundred (1,100) feet south and Four hun-|bycicle. He is a practical and red [400] feet west of the Northeast of Dwentycetx (08), 7 " irtyenine | @OFOURD Soschlanae Fad does all e=saegeeenesenmsnapenaiensiieniisenisiciitiesiiaeee FIVE NOTED. SHORTHORN BREEDERS kinds of gun , Sharpens ; ote Nichol, H epg gion mowers lane aacine stoves, |: LEONARD NH. GENTRY, nine (760) feet to an intersection with the Miami |#¢Wing machines, type ters, steam Aanagece, 8, © Mog someon 9 > Diteh. ‘Bottom width willbe twelve (12) feet. ae line In tact does Buaceton, Mo,_ - Sedalia, Me, boy de Side slopes one by one. Average depth seven| all ae of ae work, Cali and Sete Attorney, bag 4 Faaeea i os 7 on S Eatimated excavation about 4,583| 09 me, H:E, Crayton, || HARRIMAN BROS JONE K. KING, Treasurer, Rex Heinlein, B D ald work willbe lt by A. H, Bell, enginoar. |S oUeneese COPDEF equate. Pilot Grove, Mo. .. Marahall, Me, " Boell Culver Scccuiswsernianyreeeras| CallFor Warrants. ’ to give ? a, spproved security as reyalted by law. GENTRY BROS. ‘Setalia, Miseourt. Police 2 Judge, C. F. Boxley, D. V. W. Hancock, § Aldermen, let dag Jno. Ray, D.... all, R. 72 “ Qnd W., J. E. Pn « "0. A. Allen, R. Witness my hand and official seal as clerk} Notice is hereby given that I am Cel ae en Se seam Peer coun- Missouri, this second day of April, 1908, Contingent fand up to end. in- inte | 4.0 ‘Spent lnren Bo, cc oho ae Sedalia, Missouri By Gro, L, Heazsu, D.C. 8rd W., A. R. Keoser, dutliscte “ L, Brown, R. The. ' Sevator Berry. tg Nov ft warrants Nos. 814, 811, 810, ISSOUFI Neicemretenge le) Will Bell at Pablic Aucti Choice. Shorthorn . -~ 04 - “ G.N. McFarland, » DOL Jeff Davis Defeats “ C.R. Gains, Little Rock, Ark., March 29.—Con- 60,808, 87, pots Nor. 18th greesman John 8. Little yesterday| + H. F. Woolley, a well known trav. | carried a majorisy of the counties in eling salesman, the | the race for the Democratic nomina-