The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 18, 1906, Page 1

VOL. XXVIII. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 1906. NO. 51 \A. H. Lyons Becomes a Democrat. A. H. Lyon, for several years prominent in newspaper circles in Southwest Missouri, known in the Btate councile of the Republican party and at present city editor of the Carthage Dally Dsmocrat, an- nounces his renunciation to the stand-pat party and declares he is & Democrat. Her One Regret. Some years there passed away one of those lovely eouls whom we call “sainte on earth.” Her whole life had been one of inspiration and help to all around her, and herend was not lees triumphant. One by one her friends were summoned to her bedside to receive ber farewell bless- fog, and each felt, as she left her, thas she had been on hallowed ground. One day her niece, who cared for her, said. “Oh, aunt, what @ wonderful thing it is that you can look back over your long life and find that there is absolutely nothing you have ever done that could cause you regret!” Tho feeble old lady smiled a little sadly, and sald: “But there are things I regret.” “You, aunt!” cried the niece Incred- ulous, “What could you find to re- gret?” “T regret,” she replied, “the good times I might have had and did not!” There is a deep lesson in this, The conscientious housewife is apt to be Family Reunion. Garber, (Okia.,) Sentinel. Bunday, Sept., 9th, at the pleas- ant home of Mr. and Mrs. Eves Vaughn, a family reunion wae held. A happy day was enjoyed by all, a bountiful dinner was served with ice cream and lemonade on the aide. Those present were Mr. and Mra. J. Woods and three children, Mrs Ruth Boardman and daughter of Cleo, Oklahoma, Mra. Anise J!-s‘er and two children, of Apache, Oklahoma, Enos Vaughn Jr. and wife and T. T. Vaughn, of Summer, Oklahoma, Mrs. G.F. Rhodus and three chil- dren, Mr. and Mre, F. Whetsell and Sterling V. an only uumarried child of the family. Children and grand- children were all present, except Sylvia the ten year old daughter of F, F. Vaughn who resides with her grandmother, Mrs. Courtney, in Bates County Missourl. The family had not been anited beforefor twelve years. All the children and mother were born and ralsed on the same Place in Bates county, Mo. But the old home has passed into strange hands. Sunday evening when the children gathered around the organ to sing their old songs, you may be sure they broke down when they came to the song “Take me Home to the Place WhereI first saw the Light.” J. Wickard, the Garber Photog- tapher came down and took a pic- ture of the house and family. and on the next day the family scattered to the four winds of Oklahoma. Those present beside the family were Mre. Adame and two children, Mise Coraand N. V.,eousine of the Vaughn family, Wm.Sample and mother and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dunn. A Gugst, |SsUR! iflGe Fe Railway We are now located In a review of the situation which brings about his change of heart, Mr. Lyon points to the fact that the Republican party has failed {n every important promise upon which it went into office two years ago. He says he is convinced that the Repub- lican pa~ty {a not the party to which the people can successtully look for remedies for existing evils. “It declared,” saye Mr. Lyon, “that ite representatives in Congress would remedy the rebateevil, correct the abuse of the railroads and that the tariff would be revised in the house of its friende.’ A Chicago Fed-|, Martha, “cumbered with much eral Judge, a Republican before he serving,” and in her absorption in went on the bench, granted the beef | hor datly routine she lets the oppor: packers an ammunity bath, the/¢unisies Yor change and recreation President ewitched from his position slip by her. Thisis wrong to her of hostility to the special interests | 1 onsehold as well as to hersel!. She and approved a railroad-rate bill | owes hor family the cheering atmos- which iseminently satisfactory to phere thatcan only come from a such a distinguished friend of the happy, well-balanced nature. To people as Aldrich, the great Repub-!yo9) at her best the homemaker ican leader. must have an outside stimulus. So “The Repablican party has met}iogin ¢his domestic year with the the demands of the people for tariff | resolution that you will not let revision fires with deception and imaginary obstacles stand in the shen with @ sneer.” way of your enjoyment.—Harper’s Relerring to the Missouri situation | pasar, he says: eel “Again, when I came to Misaourt, Has Stood The Test 25 Years. the firet thing I heard was the long The old, original GROVE’S Taste. wall and weep of the Republican pong ge Ry 1 eo po Ey press to se the books.’ Asa born! i" ttolegs form. Nocure, no pay. 50¢ Republican editing a Republican pa- ies sd plata per, Ijoined in the cry, believing Defining The Tariff. that wondrous mathematician who i preeides over the editorial columns All dictionaries agree thata “tariff De the g. o. p.|i#@ tax.” trad nn ea Aa Fath A high tariff is a high tax. the Omaha World-Herald. We com- Ineteon ths now there has| Whatlsa “protective tariff?” mend him to our readers and to fun- —o the pe ot ec Re-| tea high tax undera misleading loving people everywhere. One dose DR. J. M. NORRIS publican Auditor, a Republican |29me- of Shaw will cure the blues, and the SPECIAL ’ Treas The word “protective” is th full treatment of twenty speeches is a blican Sec e WO! pro’ ive je sugar men iy speec! ON THE EYE, EAR, NOSE mamyer lig twton pon vegre coating on the pill. It{e fixed that|/warranted to put an end to the In our new quaters. We extend an invitation th our friends and patrons to curative medieins, Perama, has visit us. Will be pleased to show you our large and com- done for me. I had sciiered plete stock of watches clocks and jewelry. We carry in stock all standard makes and grades of watches both in movements and cases. We also carry afull line of optical goods. Bring in your eyes, we can fit them. N. B. JETER, ewes Repairing and Engraving promptly done. M4 PPA PS | ne THE WALTON TRUST CO OF BUTLER, MO. Always has ready money on hand to loan on farms !n Bates, Vernon, Barton, Cedar, Polk and Dade Counties, Mo,, at VERY LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST on one, three, five or | seven years time, and allow borrowers to pay back part each year if desired, Every land owner wanting a loan should call and get our rates and liberal terms, Money ready as soon as papers are signed. Wehave a full and complete abstract of title to every acre of land or town lot in Bates County from the U. 8 patent and showing all deeds of trust, Sheriff's deeds, tax titles or other conveyances that have been recorded in Bates county. Our Abstract books were | sgun by our Mr, Wm. E, Wal- ton 85 years ago and are written up daily from the county reo- ords, We furnish reliable Abstracte at reasonable prices and are responsible for their correctness, INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. If you have idle money for six months or longer the Walton Trust Company will pay you interest on It, which I did, and after taking two bottles I was cured. I cannot say too much in its praise.” Shaw as a Humorist. Next to Mark Twain, our favorite humorist {s Secretary Shaw, says be heard the first whimper that they | "7 #0 induce the people to ewallow | worst ease of chronic dyspepsia. Wm. E, Walton, Pres, Sam Levy. Vice-Pres, ‘AND THROAT, have found a single poss of rnd {t readily. Herewith is a homeopathic dose of eum: eee 4 iis cee anaes bd It itis a “protective” tax, whom |Shaw, culled from the Associated = am, Tes + A. Allen, Asst Bec. - honesty in the more than thirty Gives attention tothetreat-jyears record of the Democratic handling of the State fands. More than that, the Republicans have _ A. A. Peach, Clerk and Bookkeeper W, D. Yates Abstractor, W. J. Nix, Clerk. does it protect? Press dispatches: It protects the high prices of the} “The secretary spoke for two millionaire manufacturer, the trust] hours, the larger portion of his ad- magnate, the Standard Oil Co., etc.}dress being devoted to explaining PEI a al aaa teated properly ft in pee ™ orga Proves, Sates Oia They never drop. the benefit thetariif was to thecoun-| aR - Office on ‘the South side, over El-|hookkeeping. The Republican party Does the high tariff (high tax)|try and how impossible it was to an- “agi —ueamaiias, make the prices of farm products go nihilate the trusts. He praised the up? gHardly! Wheat has dropped Sherman law and asserted that no more than 25 cents a bushel in the|stronger onecould be put on the last few months. statute books.” Some Republicans sald when wheat! Now just let that soak in! was high, that the Republicans high —_Isn’t 1¢ delicious, when you get the tariff put it up. full favor of it? mer Dixon’s store. of Missouri has eimply fatled to make Office boars from 9 a. us. to 4 p.m. good on its chiefest pretense for the CASTORIA«A. past twelve years. Every Republi- Bears the The Kind You Rave Keays Seay | can platform demanded to ‘see the sass” books.’ The people gave them the chance two years ago.. This year the Republican Convention did not BUTLER, MISSOURI.’ Capital, Surplus Fund and Profits, $68,456.89. MISSOURI STATE BANK, f Organized under Missouri law, and often examine: nk Bspuninare. ined ate Bai refer loge If it did, why didn’t 1t keepitata’ The tariff, which builds up the Reeelves deposits, issues drafts, and ALWAYS HAS MONEY TO LOA a ae gag high price? trusts, which protects them and are Ite is ae ee and every accommodation that is consistent se sound bankin; - RBER, OKLa., Oct. 8, 1906 gr tee made ridiculous ‘by the The tax {es just the same, but the|gives them power to levy tribute, i 1 ‘ . ‘ Mh oS 8 tvs, facta. price of wheat fs not. says the secretary, with owl-like wis- ——DIRFCTOR8S:— Enrror Tours: We would like for Have the prices of manufactured | dom, is of incalculable benefit to the De EC.Roclwere, 3. Rdobie. BE Eoretly ota, Desrmeeter, all our Bates county frieads to ka ow wo are still in the land of the ving country. As to the trusts, buttress- Max Weiner, C.H. Dutcher, Wm, B. Tyler, Frank M. Voris. ed and shielded by the tariff, it is im- ‘| possible to annihilate them. But, nevertheless and notwith- standing, the Sherman anti-trust law, whose sole and avowed purpose {t is to punish trust malefactors end put trusts out of business, is accord- ed highest praise by the secretary. “No stronger one,” ke says, “could ‘| be put on the statute books.” What joker ever got off anything articles taken a drop? A Guaranteed Cure Fer Piles Not that any one can notice. blind, bleeding, Fae wer What is the conclusion? 01 {PAZOOINTMENT There can only be one conclusion: in 6 to 14 days. 50c|—that the tariff makes the consum- er pay more for all manofactured articles, but does not help him to get a better price for the products of the soil,—Ex. Cutting For Pear Blight. It pear or apple trees are blighted WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. Wa. E. Warton, President. J. R. Jenxrys, Cashier. Dr. T. C. Boutware, Vice-Pres. WesLey Denton, Ass’t Cashier. CorsBiy Gararp, Clerk and Bookkeeper. ‘ | APPL PPS REPL PIP IPPPE RPL With twenty-five years succesefal experience we offer our customers ABSO- } } old county of Bates aud ow meny!Cannon Drafts an{Official ° for Bates county teafies| Stznographer to go With Him. Apples Wanted. Speaker vag ss for clever than mol ae Gray, one of the official stenograph «|, It 1s impossible to annihilate +i For sto W weet Renal don’t forges to give him House of Representatives | "ee? trusts, but the Sherman law, for ‘or storage purposes. We want good firat-clas : ps facbesben ig? nim around the coun-] O84 growth of the season ls coming aibflation of ‘a tart, ra pre hand picked merchantable apples and will pay the ~ ‘on, Whenever dead leaves are found, | proning should be resorted to un eropa and worlds of} 2) on his campaign tour. and powerful measure, that fills the market price for same, Call and get our prices st allcowed and | the House sten are ,, | bill exactly! Davi ill b A pee, enone ny mere « ‘ ly, and care should be taken at once. Do not want Ben Davis, will buy any hereon saan = imac f bt all she other good winter variety. ot wt CARPENTER & SHAFER MFG. CO., Butler, Mo. \Mas Stood ‘The Test 25 Years ms Grove’s | Tasteless Chill Tonic