The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 10, 1906, Page 2

> Roe. a ; & TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Phe Weextyr Times, publisned eyery Teyreday, will be sent to any address we year, postage paic, for $1.00. ———————— ee The Missouri Pacitic Time Table as Butler Station CORRECTED TINE TABLE. south ROUND Wo, 202 Joplin & Southwest mail & Ex S21 8 No 27K.C & Joplin mail & Express 12:37 p Mo. 205 K.C & Joplin mail & Express 10:50 p RO. Wi Local freight 1:00 p ORTH BOUND. » 206 Kansas City and St. Lovie Ex 5:40am ING 24 K sosas Cit) mail and Express 1:40 pm y 210 Kansas City limited mail lv.30 pm LOCAL FREIGHT: m m Me. £92 Local Freignt lam Mio. 252 Kansas City stock elspm INTERSTATE DIVISION, WEST BOUND @o. 24) Local freightand Pas mixed 8:00am RAST ROUND. Ba, M2 Local freight ont Hw Call For County Convention. The democratic voters of the va- rious townships of Bates county will meet at their township voting place on Saturday, May 12th, at 2p. m. for the purpose of selecting delegates to attend a cuunty convention to @elect delegates to represent Bates county in the State, Judicial, Con- gressional and Senatorial Conven- tious. The basis of representation will be one delegate for each twenty- five or fraction of thirteen votes cast for Parkerfor President. Townships are entitled to delegate as follows: Grand River.... East Boone. West Boone. Elkhart... Shawnee... New Home...... Pleasant Gap. Rockville. West Point.. Mound.. Spruce... Summit. Charlotte Walnut. Lone Oak. Hudson. Pratrie.. Howard . Township delegates will meet in the Circuit Court room in Butler on Monday, May 14th, at two p. m. when the county convention will be held. Jas. 8, Combs, Chairman. H. 0. Howarp, See’y. SwPWONBOanronwornkhman Wherever an expression has been taken {in a Missouri county, thesenti- ment has been overwhelmingly for Bryan for the next Presidential nominee. The Democratic state ticket is go- Ing to win over in Kansas this year. Watch, wait and eee if this predic- tion is not true when the farmers of that state get a whack at the rotten - Republican administration they have ‘been having in that state the past two years. Willlam Jennings Bryan is unques- tionably the strongest man in his Party at this time in the United States, and Missouri Democrats are overwhelmingly for him. His nomi- nation would mean twenty thousand more votes for the ticket in this state. —_—_—_————EEe The Topeka Daily Capital, the Re- publican etate party organ, has bolt- ‘ed the Republican ticket, recently nominated in Kansas, so far as the Mleutenant governor and rallroad commissioner are concerneds. Itcon- . demns the platform ae dictated by ratiroad influences and laments that their platforms no longer command the profound interest of the state. The'indications this early points to @ complete and sweeping victory for the Democratic ticket headed by ex- United States Senator Harris. EE . Governor Hoch, of Kaneas, {s evi- dently trying to break into the Hob- son clase. Already some eastern ournals are figuring on a national klgsing ticket of Hobson and Hoch. I ¢ is said that euch a ticket would be popular with the ladies and would therefore command a strong support throughout the length and breadth ef.the land. Hobson’s record has landed him the nomiz ° | fs Tribune is supporting Hales Huckeby bas long been alli REPUBLICAN HARMONY. There are two candidates in Bates county for the Republican nomina- tion for Congress: W. O. Atkeson, lof Butler, and J. Ro Hates, of Rich | Hil; It is chargea shat Mr. Hales is backed by the Federa! otticeholders; that this was the seauctive piuro held out that Induced hiin to desert his loug bine friend Del Welton and give his endorsement, with all the weight of presidentiai elector, to Clark Wix That at the time Martin, of Rich Hil', and Rodes, of EiDorado, wer promised-something « qually as good Atkeson espoused the cause of the county organiztion, as representcd by Fox, chairman of the county com- mittee. Tue two Republican papers at Butler are supporting the claims of Atkeson, while Huckeby’s Rich ed with the Federal officeholder's crowd, and in the Inst Republican convention made a ringing speech anent the rural delegates who were clamoring for the scalps of the Fed eral crowd. Huckeby is one of those writers who “dips his trenchent pen in gall” when he goes after bis enemies The last issue of his Trib- une has the following caustic com mente on some of Hales’ detractors: “When we assiated in the canvas of Bates county in 1880, P. H. Hol- comb, then postmaster at Butler, was the target at which all theshafte of evonomed political oe were di- rected. Then came Col. Wheeler’s widowed daughter. She wassucceed- ed by O. D. Austin, and then came Dell Welton. Each in his turn has been the sine qua-non of political trikeery and the high muck-a muck of midnight plottings and perpetual official blather-skiting.” The Record, in answer to the above, intimates that Huckeby was drunk when he thus sailed into the exes. Thue “Harmony” is writ high above the Republican “Hash House” in Bates county, while each fellow carries his ready blade up his sleeve, to use it ata moment’s notice when the other fellow is caught off his guard, eres The Republican county committee has issued @ call for a county con- vention to send delegates to the va- nous state and district conventions for Saturday, May 19th, and sug: gests that the township conventions be held on May 12th, G. A. Delameter, chairman of Osage, issued his callfor his township convention May 5th. The Record says: “It there are two or three Republi- cans in Rich Hi who desire “a square deal” let them meet on Satur- day, the 12th; select the 28 delegates to the county convention regularly and they will be admitted. The political tricketers who take undue advantage will get what is coming to them when the timecomes. We want peace! We want harmony! but it must be a “square deal” and the honest elment of the Republican par- ty will see that we have it.” The Osceola Democrat goes after them in this way: “A letter men- tloning a certain gentleman as good me terial out of which to make a can- didate has been recelved at this of- fice, We consider !t as the quint- essence of gall, inasmuch as neither ‘ the name of the writer nor the party “boosted” appears on the subscrip- tion list of the Democrat. We are ready to do our {share, and then some, toward the election of the Democratic ticket, but to ask our assistance in boosting’ for office a man too stingy toftake:’a county newspaper {s carrying],things to a point where the line has been [drawn and all beyond {fs dead stuff.” The next Missouri legislature will be urged to eo amend the law with reference to the appointment and service of members of theState Board able salary in payment for{the time they actually and necessarily devote to the performance of the duties im- posed on them by law. The very best, most intelligent, progressive and successful farmers in the state should be placed on this Board— they each have extensive interests of their own and it is neither just, busi- ness or common sense to require them to donate their time and ser- vices—as they do now—to the state, The Ruraliat. . The United States Federal Court at Kansas City decided that the $16,000 county funds ,deposited in the Citizens bank at Clinton, Mo., by the Salmon & Salmon bank before he failure, belongs to Henry coun- [DEMOCRATIC — | COMMITTEE MEETING. Fix Dates for Townships and County Conventions. Adopt rules Governing Prima- ries. Appoint Judges and Clerks. The Bates (County Democratic C n- tral Committee mot at the Court House on Monday afternoon, with a full attendance. County convention to send dele- gates tothe State Judicial, State nominating, Congressional and Sen- atorilal,was called at Butler Monday May 14th. Township conventions to be held next Saturday, May 12. Basis of representation fixed at one delegate for every twenty-five and traction of 13 votes cast for Parker. A motion was made that the coun- ty primaries be conducted under the Australian ballot system of voting, which after discuesion was over- whelmingly defeated. The candidates were invited to dis- cuss the rules governing the primary. The following rules were adopted: RULES. 1—No person who on account of age, residence or other di!squalifica- tions will be ineligable to vote in Bater oou ity at the general election in Yovenber, 1906, shall be allowed #0 Vote at the Democratic primary. 2—Any known Democrat or any young voter, who will be entitled to cast his first vote on the next gener- al election and desires to aftiliate with the Democratic party, shall be permitted a vote in the Democratic primary. 38—This committee, representing the Democrats of the county, desires the nomination of a ticket which will commend itself to the support of members of al] parties, but since it fe the tickes of the Democratic party no person not a Democrat fs entitled t» vote in selecting 16 upon any promise to support partor all of the candidates euch person may vote SOME OF OUR NEW HOME TOWNSHIP, North District—Judges: WS Chandler, Mat Adams, 811 Ehart. Clerks: Bud Berry, Dr Lusk. South District—Judges J H Tilson, ED Wal- ler, JP Thomas Clerks: Glen Miller, Wiley Woods LONE OAK TOWNSHIP. Judges; WB Griffin, R A Belt, J W Mo- Ganghey, Clerks: 8 W Carroll, Wm Harper. PLEASANT GAP TOWNSHIP, Precinct No. 1—Judges: £d Moore, Carl R L Seifers Precinet No, 2—Judges: Wm Voght, Arthur Ganz, R R £arsom, Clerks: K A Butler, Thos Evans, HUDSON TOWNSHIP, Judges: JS Beach, Henry Bieree, Charles Hunt. Clerks; Nate Griffith, Piereo Wilson, ROCKVILLE TOWNSHIP, Judges: John Cofer, A Jackson, S W Finne, more Clerks: Chris Yoss, A D Heath, 084GK TOWNSHIP, Judges! Jas Sheppard, Jas H Borron, RJ Ben Rand, Clerks: C F Perry, CE Fortune, 5 M Williameon, A B Stone. The Judges and Clerks for West Point, Prairie and Howard not reported. Polls will be opened at 6 a. m. and close at 7 p. m. in Mé. Pleasant, Deer Creek, Osage and Rockville; in . all others to open at 7a. m. and close at 7 p. m. The committee will meet in Butler on Monday, May 28th to cast up the votes and declare: the result of the election. All appeals and con- tests to be decided by a two-thirds vote, 2 The new committee elected at the primary will meet and organize im- mediately after the adjournment of the old committee on the 28th. Candidates for Assessor and Col- lector are allowed until May 14th to announce and the assessment is fixed at $5 00 for each office. ” Ten thousand invitations to the commencement exercises of Missouri University will be mailed this week by the students and authorities. Governor Folk, all the State officials, the leading editors, ministers, teachers and lawyers will beinvited besides the parents and friends of students now in attendance. This has been the most successful year in the history ofthe University. The total enroliment for the session bas been 2073 e large increase over Durrett, O M Burkhart, Clerks: A H Wood, } Probate Docket May 1906 Term HILL’S CASH STORE. May Sale Specials, GRANITEWARE AT UNMATCHABLE PRICES, Our 25c Granite coffee pots at Our 39c coffee pots at Our 25c Granite tea pots at Our 25c Granite stew kettles at Our 19c Granite cream cans at Our 25c Granite salt box at Our 10 qt Granite pails worth 50c DON’T MISS THE Bargains in White Goods, Wash Goods and Staple Dry Goods, EGGS TAKEN SAME AS CASH. HILL’S CASH STORE. Kxecutors and Administrators. Monday, May 28th, let day. Heath David B decd M S Horn Ex. Decker Wm decd Geo O Daniel John decd Robbins Decker Admr, Geo W Daniel Ex. Wm decd Robert L Scott Admr, Olive R L deed Wm M Olive Admr. Tuesday, May 29th, 2nd day. Kalbach Daniel R decd Wm F Tygard Ex. Tulle Deniza J deod ER Tattle dmr, Thomas decd J: ybourn Ex. ‘roa! jas H Ra: . cCuaig Hugh decd Mary M McCuaig Admx, Wednesday, May 30th, 3rd day. Thursday, May 31th, 4th day. rown Elizabeth decd Harry C Brown Ex. riMfith Granville M Friday, June 1st, 5th day. Landis Valentine decd F A Knos Admr, G Swarens Eva decd libert David decd Kiley Gilbert Admr, Ernest G Swarens Admr, Smith Geo L decd Mary KE Smith Admx. Hi Ww Saturday, June 2nd, 6th day. ‘ardman J W decd W K Hardman Admr, right Lucy F decd DeWitt Wright adr. Bassett John M decd Jno B Newberry Admr, Schantz Fredrick decd Deerwester Exs. Monday, June 4th, 7th day. Shackelford Jas H decd D A Shackelford Ex, Ww Ki Summers Hardin decd A M W Beall Jane decd Jno W Jamison Darnell Margaret decd Jno ayland W H decd Whipple & Way) \. eeble Charlotte decd Jag Keeble rath M Summers admr. cNaughton Elizabeth decd J K W: arner Anns ¥ decd Wm A Florence Kx, Tuesday, June 5th, 8th day. Sarah Schantz & Jno of Agriculture as to provide reason- | Rice, Albert Jenkins. The following judges and clerks were appointed: MINGO TOWNSHIP, Judges: J W McMannama, Sidney Snow, S$ PGragg. Clerks: Jas Ewing, Walter Stay- ley. been madein all other lines. commencement exercises velopment, GRAND RIVER TOWNSHIP. Judges: Jas Murphy, H H Wyse, Dave Warford, Clerks: E A Porter, Wm Ogden. DEER CREEK TOWNSHIP. Judges: Chas Garrison, Joe Cooper, J B| {2 Stevenson, Clerks: Robert Hiser, A Glaze- brook. Notice. istration with will annexed u; EAST BOONE TOWNAHIP,, Judges: LQ Robards, J R Hawkins, WR Brvin. Clerks: ED Frazier, Geo Chrisman. WEST BOONE TOWNSHIP, Judges: Marion itt, Wm Tucker, Wm Dal- ton. Clerke: Geo Williams, F M. Hammond, BLKSABT TOWNSHIP, Judges: Frank Lankford, W P Black, Ed Boswell. Clerks: J M Chambers, Lester Crampton. ited in two years from the ublication of this notice, eh 5 R. B. CAM. 2-4 MOUND TOWNSHIP, Adrian—Judges: Oscar Reeder, E P Foster, Valseco Garrison. Clerks: Jas Foster, Wm Dillon, Passaic—Judges: Edward 0’Day, Jas D Tathwell, Chae Zwhalan. Clerks: Walter SHAWNRE TOWNSHIP, Judges: C T Estes, Jas Broughton, F M Taylor. Clerks: Victor Randall, Percy Moore: SPRUCE TOWNSHIP. Ballard—Judges: W A Vest, Daly Bradley, Arthur Asbury. Clerks: W B Davidson, Collie Cramfeld. Johnstown—Judges: J M Coleman, Ben Ire- land, Ed Wainscott. Clerks: W J Jackson, Chas O'Neal. DEEPWATER TOWNSHIP, Judges: Vanhoy, Sam Spear, David Radford, Clerk: {re Ledwick, Bate Batchelor. SUMMIT TOWNSHIP. \ Judges: W C Hooper, Ed Steffen, Frank Holland. Clerks: Grove Gilbert, W E Powell, Hot Water Bottles, | MT, PLEASANT TOWNSHIP, Fountain Syringes, : Mi B Owen, Friend : Judges: Mayor A Carpen- Atomtzere, ter, Geo BE Titsworth, 8 D Walden, it To be selected by the judges. Ico Bags, CHARLOTTE TOWNSHIP. Judges: JD Woody, 8 T Holloway, RW Rubber Gloves, McCann. Clerks: WP Ayers, 80 Adams. ‘ : Indges; BC Brayton, R M Wood; B L/]) than regular price. see Gate ‘Prod Rogers, J | Ruane! eee lass year,and great progress has The will he made a celebration of this great de- Notice is hereby given, that letters of admin- the estate of it 5 PBELL, Administrator with will annexed. Ladies Hand Bags, Ex. W Jami . Pentzer Henry V deed P H Holeomb Ex: “aid DeLung Wm A decd J W Campbell Admr, Wednesday, June 6th, 9th day. Pataty tarp re A decd John C Hayes Admr, Elliott zie deed D K Waiker & J C Clark Kxs. Hornor J H decd Caroline Hornor Executrix, Jotham Scudder decd Warren & A J Lentz Kxs. Guardians’ and Curators’ Docket. Th ursday, June 7th, 10th day. | Floyd Mary M minor W E Walton Cur. Ayers Wilbur F minor Jno Hayes Cur Saturday, June 9th, 12th day. | McKinele Frank n inor Jno C Hayes Cur. Morreil Eva V mincr Jno C Hayes Cur. | Schnoblin (laud et al minors Jno C Hayes Cur. Browning Ernest E et al minors Lon 8 Brown- ing Cur Gregory Harmon minor Jno W Jamison Cur. Forbes Ruby & minor 5 P Gragg Car. Monday, June 11th, 13ch day. Burton Kate et al mivors 8 L Bates Cur. Chambers Olif et al minors Mary E Chambers Davie Walter minor Helen M Davis Cur. Hedrick Laura J minor Frank Hedrick Cur. Nichole jsham insane C W McMalien Car. Tuesuay, June 12tb, 14th day. Ber se Ella minor C E West Cur. She, Richard P minor Frank Allen Cur, Thompson Leona minor Daniel Prine Car. Tileon G W insane W°E Walton Cur. Short Alsie et al minors T 8 Harper Cur. Wagoner Alfonse minor H Loeb Cur. Wedusday, Jone 13th, 15th day. Blevivs Theresia insane Henry Bearce Cur. Blizzard Jas S et al minors J 5 Biizzard Cur, Colbert Cecil minor © A Denton Cur. eget F ot al minors Elizs J Leggitt Car. Me jel Rita et al minors A G Prait Car, Cooper Robert minor Chas Cov per Cur. Thursday, June 14th, 16%h day. Brixner Wilhelmina insane A G Williams Cur. Beach G P et al minors Ada Babcock L B insane Jno D Moore @ & C, Adams Anna et al minors Martha Adams Cur. Friday, June 15th, 17th day. Harkins Lenna Letal WT Hoover Our. astereon G: W E Masterson Cur. Lusk AnneS J R Jenkins Cur. loom Anna =: W ‘E. Bloom Cur, Hil FretJ AE Lyle Car. Saturday, June 16th, 18th day. | Rodman Giada etal Isabelle Rodman Cur. Jarred Omar W etal Julia A Jarred Cur. Atwell N@ Lewis W smilb Car, Gentry feQetal Sarah E Gentry Car. P _ Saree of comes are on to make settlements promptly on dates, set out above, unless on Suplieation. Settie- mente are continued by oye ot tiene Judge of Probate, Tired-Out People. It you need “toning up” why not take our Celery and Sarsa- arillaCompound? It ismade lor people who are“run down,” whose appetites are gone, whose nerves are weak, for those who have that feeling of languor and constant weari- ness. It will give you the @trengt:: of nerve and muscle that you need so much. Celery and Sarsa- parilla Compound is made from carefully selected druge—the best that can be uéed. It is the best general tonic we have ever known. Why not commence taking {t to-day. It will certainly do you good. Price, $1-00 a bottle, CLAY’S Prescription Drug Store. PASTURACE FOR CATTLE. On the Allen Ranch at Athol about 1,500 ACRES OF THE BESTGRASS is now ready and pasture on these lands will be permanent. Prices rea- illiame Admr ve; EE JW Jamison Cur Malcomb Lawton Zack L Benton Cur. Boterbecgt Jacob K “Jno faeces.” Robinson Frank WE Heyle Cure Friday, June 8th, 11th day. Baughn Melvin G minor Maud Sears Cur. Ferris Albion et al minors Anna B Ferrie Cur. — John yar. & Henry minors Selmon L Swan | ‘ Latest Styles, isa SAMPLE SALE. We have purchased from Faxon & Gallagher, wholesale dru gists, Kansas City, Mo., a line of their samples, consisti i atatione » Ladies ‘hand bags, Tablets, Sees; ether alesse pipes, which we are selling at a very low price. Th the best quality and worthy of me eameetiiie:. e goods are of ‘Stationery Consists of . Over Two Hundred Different sonable. Sea spilt J, M. JACKSON on ranch, or the owner J. R. ALLEN, Maple street, Butler, Mo. 28-2 Soap, Rubber goods and a.