The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 3, 1906, Page 3

VOL. XXVIII. BUTLER, MISSQURI, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1906. SPEAKER HILL LOST CASE.! Presecuting Attorneys Cannot Collect Fees for Prelimi- nary Hearing. Jefferson City Tribune. | Sharp Williams administered to! of Homer township, Tuesday, May | foor of the House the other day. If You Don’t, We Will. Virginia Items. St. Louis Republic. We see by the Hume paper, .cards There were volumes of truth in the are out announcing the marriage of short but fatherly lecture which John | Mies Mary Heneley and Hugh McGee, From the Journal. Mr. Trowbridge, of East Boone, has lost all of his horses and mules in the past few days with something similar to poison. Some think ft worm dust in the corn and some think it from the pasture, There were 157 pupils who took the examination for county gradua- young Mr. Landis, of Indiana, onthe | 8th. Virginia loses another one that has attended the church and Sunday Mr. Landis may pay little heed to! schoo! ever since she has been large enough to go. One by one they set. Adrian Notes. Sold out and bought again. Just in, & bright good stock of BURPEE’S Green pod stringless, Red Valentine, Giant Green Pod Stringless, Round Yellow six weeks, Long Yellow six weeks, Golden Wax, Wardwell’s Kidney Wax, Black Wax Speaker David W. Hill of the lower | the warning not longer to follow the House of the Missouri Legislature, hardened sinners who lead the Re- lost a suit in the Supreme court pablicay, party, but he cannot get Friday that will interest every prose- away from the eternal verities that cating attorney in the State, While | Were dropped into hig ear by the geu- Mr. Hill was prosecutingattorney of | #eman from Misstesippt. 5 Butlercounty he presented bill of $5 | “You've got to revise this tariff, each for attending 18 preliminary ex- eaid Mr. Willlams. “If you don’t, aminations in felony cases held before | ¥@ will.” justices of the peace. Judge Valliant Mr. Cannon has already sald that holds that auch fees are not vermis. | the Republican party has got fo re- stble.‘ He says that the section, viee the tariff, but doesn’t want to. 2237, Revised Statutes, under which And the standpatters don’t mean to. such fees are claimed, wherein the | The Democratic party will. word “action” is used, refers tosuits | ‘“You'vegot to pass a bill toadmit upon which judgement may be ren- | Oklahoma and New Mexico to state- dered, and dovs not include exami- | #004 without the Arizona-Now Mex- nations before committing magis: | ico rider. If you don’t, we will.” * trates. Tho court says that in such | Truerword has neverspoken, The eases the eomponsation of prosecut- Republican leaders have a few weeks longer in which to make up their tt is provided in thet: Li \q por ers nae seas by law. aac) minds to comply with the will of the great majority of the American peo- A Degenerate Party. ple and admit the Twin Territories. It they do not obey before adjourn- The Republican, party _ ean ment of this session, the statehood the countey to & gem et act will Le passed by a Democratic affairs and there is no en Po the Congress. And it will make more scandals and exposures that are/ ii .n two atates of the four South - eonstantly being brought to light. That keen observer of affairs, the western Territories. “Your Republic te has got New York Post, says: P an Sena & “The present is a period of havoc to pass a freight-rate bUl that will and upheaval. The gale of reform satisfy the country. If youdon’t, we . will.” that rages o'er the d lay r‘ — The Republican leaders all seem to most hideous <a te 1H a ‘ know, as a matter of intellectual per- paetia ome age possible ception, that sll these things, and Dg , corruption high and low. Bribe, more, have got to be done, but rebel graft, knavery, exploitation, investi- against doing them. hat they shi gation, disclosure, contusion, shame, The country means that they shall in all the avenues of activity the be done, and the country will have public ferret fs at work. to call upon the Democratic party to This fs a period of iconoclasm. do them. Walt and see the election f 1906 ; Idol after idol crumbles in the fierce returns of 2906 and 1908 glare of revelation. An age whose| Wijliam J, Bryan in Jerusalem. mighty achievements are gronnded on confidence finds {teelf at the apex | Jerusalem, April 80.—William J. of ta triumph preoccupied in réveal- Bryan, who fs visiting Jerusalem in ing vast petrayals of trust. And| the course of his tour of the world, the bewildered-soul shocked into un | @ddressed a special meeting Satur- certainty snatches desperately after day heldin the Tabernacle by the fragments of that primal faith which Christian Missionary alliances. He binds eociety together. tearful lest|*Ppoke for seventy minutes on the theslow fruits of anagelong altruism life of Christ and bis teachings. and be lost to this untvereal exploitation. | xPreseed astonishment at the small . proportion of Christians in America Two More Shocks. tion. Superintendent Ives asks us to state that it will require three weeks time for him to grade all of the pa- pers and report the standing of each pupil. Sam Walls fs putting a concrete walk along his residence lots. Sam has been industriously engaged in fixing his property, and it shows the excellent work done, ©. P. Catron returned frum his trip to Sulphur Springs, Arkansas. tle down in life and leave place for some one else to fill, Another one will leave there soon. There will be two vacant places for a short time. Morten Jenkins said it was a boy. The farmers are very busy at work intheir corn fields planting, Ground is getting very dry Thomas Hocket says he will build allroad drags at half price for the farmere that want to drag the roads and have them nice. Rev. Baker will preach at the M. E. Church the second Sunday in May at 11 4. m. and at night. Everett Drysdale and wife, of But- ler, visited Omer Drysdale last Sat- Hot Tariff Fight Now in Prospect. Washington, April30.—Acu te form is given the tariff issue in Congress by the ovement to admit steel free of duty for use in rebuilding San day and Sunday. Francisco. Confronted “with tho Do not forget that the Squire will! naked question, shall the Steel Trust have his office fitted up early Friday | bh» allowed to levy $10 per ton trib- morning, May 4th, to make out pen-|u¢9 on the fallen city? The standpat- sion paperstor theoldeoldiers. They | tors fear that they cannot continue are all Republicans but one and that} syccesstully to assert the sacredness fe Aaron. He fs a Prohibition voter. | 07 ghe Dingley rates. Word got out somehow last week] Sonator Cullom, in the Senate, and that Judge McFadden was going to! Representative Madden, of Ilinots, close the ‘Rest Room” in the court), the House, have sponsored bills house. It {s funny what will cometo removing the duty for one year. the top on awarmday. Wethought — tee {t strange when we heard, knowing}: New Racing Circuit. Rich Hill, Mo., April 80.—A move- Judge McFadden as long as we have and knowing his turn of mind that he ment is on foot to organize a new EGGS SAME AS CASH. y White Li § ATA, BULK BEANS Pencil Pod Wax, Davis White Kidney Wax, Flageoles Wax, Henderson’s Small Bush Lima, Burpee’s Large Bush Lima. POLE BEANS Dutch Case Knife, Horticultural Ceanberry, od Speckled cut short, White Creasback, Missouri White Cornfleld, Ken- tucky Wonder or Old Homestead, Lazy Wives, Golden Clus- ter, Black Pole Wax, Extra Early Jorsey, Pole Lima, Large BULK WATERMELON SEED Alabama Sweet, Cuban Queen, Duke Jones, Florida Favor. ite, Fordhook, Jordan's Gray Monarch, Jumbo, Kleekley's Sweets or Monte‘Christo, Kolb Gem, Long Dixie, Melver's Sugar, Mountain Sweet, Peerless or Lee Cream, Phinney's Karly, Seminole, Georgia Rattlesnage, Triumph SWEETCORN Kendall’s Early Giant, Country Gentleman, Stowell's Ever. green and all other kinds of seeds. NO, 27 rr eR SE SP SR Deacon Bros. & Co. 5 HARDWARE AND GROCERIES. PFS BB BAA BB BSB S BBA BAGS enjoys to see the ladies havecomfort- able homes to live in. If we have not forgotten, Judge McFadden was one of the first to work for the “Rest Room” in the court house, one of the grandest places for the farmers wives and daughters, when they go to town to trade, to go to rest, wash and comb and fix themselves to ap- pear neat on the street and in the stores to do their trading. It looks to Aaron like there was some dirt. While we belleve the Judge has made sas and Northern Arkansas for the coming season. In the Missouri grand circuit last year were the fol- lowing towns, which have not yet joined any circuit and who will be {n- cluded in the new circuit: Spring- field, Joplin, Carthage, Nevada, Rich Hilland Warrensburg, Mo.; Chanute, Parsons, Fort Scott and Pittsburg, Kan., and Rogers, Ark. as good presiding officer as Bates Co. “B llar has had for years, men are human . ” d Notes. goods of our class and liable to err in judgment. The| A. H. Bell {s in Kansas City on the Federal Grand Jury. Judge has had the floods to contend with for two years which sweep away bridges, and alt the court could do was to build new ones. Had to do the best they could get the money to do the work. After all he had to contend with, then some one had to charge him with J. D. Crow and family visited rela- tives in Henry County Sunday. sick from Warrensburg. At last re- ports he was getting along nicely. Mrs. Harris, the Creighton milli- ner, was in Ballard Friday and Sat- urday of last week. Miss Hattie Bell is on the sick Ist Hume Happenings. From the Telephone. Barker, mentioned elsew ere. His SeattettMlscurt Sostheatt kas | CCCI SSCEMIMIISSSIIOSOS 9 McFARLAND & SONS have the largest harness factory in the South. west, buy best oak leather direct from the Tanner. Manufa:ture their harness at hbme and sell to the —* with @ guarantee. Weall enjoyed the visit of Rev. Joel | and Europe visiting the Bible lands. ; dcintnnniaiannccmniit going to turn the good farmers Vinal Haven, Me., April 30—|wives and daughters out on the Bishop David H. Moore of Oregon | street. If men cannot elect the peo in an address to, the East Maine} pjo to office without euch talk, they Methodist conference here said: same natuie as 4 dozen other shocks! “Idolatry is better than no re- had better not lectloneer for any one. that have been felt since the big |Iigion. Anything that causes 6 man | Aaron has been in polities since 1854, uake of April 18. No damage was | to recogniz9 and pray tosome power | and he thinks he can see earmarks one this morning and there was no | outside of himeolf is better than no |¢hat we are on the eve of a dirty campaign. alarm. religion at all.” W. W. Park took his son, Jimmie, to Adrian Monday of this week to attend the extra term of school, which commenced Monday. San Francleco, April 30.—Two slight earthquake shocks at an {n- terval of an hour were felt here early this morning. They were of the Miss Myrtle Warford will teach muate in this vicinity this summer. W. C. Hedden of Osage township was looking up political interests here last week. x Amsterdam Enterprise:—Mrs. L Couchman, who has been visiting relatives here for sometime past re turned to her home in Minville, Oregon, Tuesday. * * * J.’ Nave received a telegram from bis sister. Mrs. A. H. MeGrawsfrom Sana Fran- cisco stating that her husband and little daughter had been killed in the f A careful man went out to buy furniture. He called atseveral stores. At the first one they offered him at low prices. It was not good enough and he did not buy. He went to another - when they offered him fine furniture at hig prices. Hle declined it. He came to our store where we all only first-class furnitare at right prices; looked the late disaster and that her right arm had been broken. She {s on her way home. ' Aaron received @ letter from Char ley Morrison last week. He says Lawton is building up very fast, and that Aaron ought to be there to help Carrie Nation in her work. Albert Pilgrim Is still getting weak- er. Heretofore he has just been ly- ing on the bed with his clothes on. {Monday of this week he took his clothes off and said he would nus try to sit up any more. AARON. | Is Taft’s Bee Buzzing? Washington, April 30.—If Secré- tary Taft does not go on the Su preme bench next October it will be accepted by the politicians wthont further announcement that the Sec-| retary of War is going to makea try for the presidency. Itis the uader- stending here that Taft aud Root will under no circumstances oppose each other for the presidential nomi- nation. . : . ‘Phere ‘has been lesé talk about _| Root’s presidential candidacy of late try.cure. _famong the politicians and more about Taft's. Coupled with the ‘| ELLIS & GAINS. EWELRY CO. | BUTLER, MO. a TS “HAVE ANOTHER GLASS” {s sometimes @ wrong re- quest to make, but if itap- plies to spectacles when a personis ruining his or her eyes trying to see through the wrong glass, it is a christian duty. Another glass will give relief where now there is only distress and a fore- taste of blindness. Ifyou are not satisfied with your present glasses, services has been engaged for our local lecture couree next winter. He will deliver his celebrat:d lecture “The Ideal vs the Real,” and his re- appearance will no doubt tw warmly welecomed. We enjoyed the visit of Judge and Mrs. T. W. Silvers, of Buti-r, to our little city this week very much, The judge “put up a ‘tine argument” for education in his presentation speech Tuesday night, which was appreciat- ed by the Hume people. They were guests at the Beadles home. Theschool board at a meeting held on Thursday night elected Prof, EB. M. Brooks, prineipal, and advanced the salary to $8250 per month. Prof. B. F. Cox was again chosen to teach in the Grammar department ‘atan advance of $5 permonth Miss Bessie Ward was also re-elected. There are three vacancies yet to fill. Peru Items. Miss Myrtle Walker has returned home from Kansas City where she has been visiting her sistersfor some time. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blough, a daughter. Sunday School and League were well attended last Sunday morning and night., Quite a nice surpriso was made on Mr. and Mrs. John Gough and family by the neighbors taking their supper jast Sutarday evening. All had a nice time. Mr. Gough and family have started on their trip to Mon- ‘tana We wish them much succeas and good health. Every one fs busy planting cern. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Lyle and little daughter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Booth last Sunday. Laverne Lyle ia the proud possess or of a new buggy. Roes Williams will labor for C. M: Thomas the jer of the sum. De i ¢ il] fi his regu oO tment at this place ‘the firstSun- ra Hart's sister has returned to She has been visiting frienda and relatives here for some time. 2 Uncur Ass. | | Noti . istration with will Ny eo r sensed, bation the estate of Columbia, Sayers & Scoville Vehicles in car lots and are prepared to meeta: mpeti- tion with any factory or catalowue house on All we ask is & show. Come in and spend 30 minutes investi .ting then buy where your money goes fartherest. 1) McFARLAND & SONS. $ Charite Warford: who arrived ‘home| SOCEEEISCCHREEEINOSOMINSSSOSS Spruce Township Items. Sunday was a ting day aud oyr churcbes were well attended, Bro. Whiteets will preach tor tr: Presbyterlau congreuation atSy> the coming yeur. i Dr. Crabtree reports Mrs, Gireaw much improved, which her mez friends will be giad to learn. Mre. Mollie Umstattd and Mrs Fannie Onea! returned from Odesss Tuesday, where they had gon vislt the former's son, Jesse Umstats) who is attendiag culiege there. Mrs. Ida Shelton and sister, ‘irs Mary Callahan, returned Toes from Caldwell, Kansas., where they were called ov account of the deat! of their-father, Mr. Cofer, who fore erly lived north of Johnstown. Prot. Stephens, of Rockville visiting home folks this week. The musival given at the home o¢ C. A. McComb Saturday night sis well attended and an enjoyable tine had by all. é Ed Williams was in our midge !sst week seeing the boys abou’ tie County Clerk race. Col. Wiseman also - visited our j township this week in his race tor county clerk. We think elther of sti gentlemen would make @ good coun- ty clerk but Billy Duan fs all rigtt for our side of the county. Grandma Crabtree had the mistor tune to fall on she walk lust wes and on account of her age, hating now over 80 years old, her friends have grave fears about her recovery, Prof. J. A Ester and family wer out to see her mother, Mra. Crabtree Our new miller at Johnstown, Mr Everets Maupin, is taking hold of things In earnest. 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