The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 18, 1907, Page 1

The Butler Weekly Cimes. VOL. XXIX, BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1907. NO. 38 My Hair is Extra Long Feed your hair; nourish it; give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will grow long and heavy. Ayer’s Hair Vigor is the only genuine hair-food you can buy. It gives new life to the hair-bulbs. You save what hair you have, and get more, Means “Wooden Canoe.” Walter Williams in the Globe-Democrat. Missouri is an Indian word. It does notand neverdid mean “muddy water,” but “wooden canoe.” It be- longs to the Illinois dialect of the Algonquin Indian language, the lan- guage which was generally spoken (as maintained by many historians) by the various aboriginal tribes which inhabited the country between the Mississippi river and Delaware bay. Discussing this subject several years ago, the Brooklyn Eagle main- tained that it was not very difficult to gather support for the definition and derivation of the word Missouri. Lucas Resents It. Henry Co, Democrat. Charley Lucas, of the Osceola Dem- ocrat, is a born scrapper. He always has his war painton. There never was & subject on which Charley did not have a decided opinion that he was willing to fightfor. Personally, Mr. Lucas isa mighty good fellow, but hefs ajournalistic porcupine. Here’s an example in point from his last issue: In his various letters to the Kan sas City Post, Barney Sheridan speaks of the snakes at Monegaw. He says there are all kinds and then some, Speaking of the polsonous DEFIES LAW. “Come and Get Me,” Says Bandit Baldridge. HAS KILLED EIGHT MEN. Guthrie, Okla., July.—A dispatch from Porum, I. T., saye that Jack Baldridge, who slew United States marshal Sam Koberte during a joint raid there July 5, has been surround- ed inacopae nearthat town by a posse of deputy marshals and citi- A PRETTY MILKMAID |HIGH JINKS IN on ee STATE INSTITUTION, Farmington Asylum Board and Governor Clash on Appointments, Folk’s Claims About Keeping ESE eee SO OSS ee See Hands Off Doesn’t Hold Among the indians of Main a boat gene, and a battle is expected. ‘True variety he gives the list as “rattlers, Btoo, And it keeps the scalp 8 Water. ri eeanercan pcre Ah to his daredevil nature, Baldridge, |C°%#0 Mouth, copperhead and Ficlean and healthy. spreading adders.” They are all ‘The best kind of a testimonial— who {sa notorious character in the - there, but did Mr. Sheridan ever hear “Sold for over sixty years.’ With the Delawares 1¢ was “Ma-sho-|Todian Territory, has dared the ot- Farmington, Mo., July 15.—The la,” with the Miamis about Lake of any one ever belng seriously hurt ‘Mado by J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. ’ ficers to come and get him. y iB Be 7 Aico manaiwoturers of heavy hand which Governor Folk, in Michigan {t was “mis-so-la,” with pg cee by a spreading adder, or blowhead, 5 saan oamas, He forced @ small boy to carry this note to his pursuers. I¢ read: “T am not hiding, 1 am not run- ning away. Iam not going to run away. At present I am playing soll- tatre and smoking clgarets tosteady my neaves. You cancome and get me. It isa very short distance, but I will not be responsible for the out- come. Roberts was the eighth man I killed, but may have to finish more on this job.” Last night the posse attempted to drive Baldridge from the underbrush his efforts to centralize all control of state institutions in his own office, haslald upon the board of managers of the hospital for insane here, has been the cause of a good deal of in- dignation and the governor's action {se reflecting unfavorably upon offi- cers of the institution, who are oth- erwise popular. There !s a good sized row brewing here as the result of the governor’s action and {¢ will play « prominent part in the politics of this part of the state during the next campaign. the Illinois tribe it was “wie wes mis- suri,” for a birch bark canoe, and “e-mis-su-re” for a wooden canoe or @ canoe fashioned from a log of wood, The name Missuris or Missouris was originally applied by the Indians of the Lake Michigan region to the tribe of Indians living west of the Misstasipp! and along the shores of the Muddy river, the Missourl. The term meant “the wooden canoe peo- ple,” or “the people who use wooden canoes.” The Lake Michigan In- as they are called by the natives? 8! | PILLS. They are the bulllesof the reptile F. OPS iin che Bas world and the biggest cowards. No one need fear them. Even if Bio thelr ability to dodamage is not FLEET T0 FIGHT Re equal to that of a wasp or bumble- bee. Of all the snakes real or other- IMAGINARY FOES ‘i wise, which Mr, Sheridan has conjur- ed up in his imagination through ON LONG CRUISE. : copious draughts of sulphur water, only the copperhead {s to be dreaded. The cottonmouth {s seldom seen and | Only Efficient Officers Will Be the rattler isa gentleman who will let you severely alone unless you in Command of Voyage to Iss ANNIE HENDREN, Rocklyn, Wash., writes: “IT feel better than I have for over four years, I have taken several bottles of Peruana and one bottle of Manalin, “T can now do all my work in the house, milk the cows, take care of the milk, and so forth, / think Peruna isa # : ¢ wonderful ine. where the boy said h hiding, rebate “a believe L roan t S ng to-day if Bente sinicg bg Bachan _— dians use birch-bark canoes, as did bat were couigome’ dake Seam tread on him orcrowd him {nto a the Pacific. paring T had not written toyou for advice, I ’ I . H hh 7 he at iled Marquette and Jollet in their descent), | 5, heavily armed and has| °°" In the. 37 years that we have catate HB hadteken sll kinds of medicine, but ary, J. B. Highley, steward, failed) (+414 Wisconsin to the “Coaception,” he: ceputaiten. of tty dead |!tved here we have yet to hear of a dist. Bone did me any good. of re-election. Thle seemed to dls-| while the Indians of the “Muddy| jog, ® tor rch.| death trom the bite of a potsonous|CAN COAL AT ALL PORTS bene Peruna has made me @ well and | please Governor Folk and he at once ” ft] shot. Tho officers may walt for retn- ' JUH happy girl. I can never say too much | | ed the board: before him at river” used canoes dug out of 1088,}rorcements before making another |®™k¢: prover fori eruna.” w= ve adheeree Ore him At) because the birch-bark canoes were tle t he fugiti ‘ erin N, Not only women of rank and leisure | Jefferson City. Being thus called up- sortle to capture the fugitive. The Charming Woman too frailfor the navigation of that turbulent stream. The first reference of the Missouri tribe of Indians made by a European was by Marquette in a letter written in 1670 ¢o LaMercle, his father su- perior, as Indians “who used canoes Men Are to Practice Gunnery En Route and There Will Be No Hurry. Washington, July 15.—When the American battleship fleet starts on Baldridge 1s known as a genuine bad man. The tragedy in which Marshal Roberts was the victim oc- curred during a picnic. Two broth- ers named Titsworth employed Bald- ridge to sell drinks, Roberts entered the stand to destroy a keg of cider praise Peruna, but the industrious, use- | on the carpet in @ manner in which Pore ful women engaged in honest toil would not be without Dr. Hartman’s world no other board of its kind has ever renowned remedy. been treated, the board was inform- Thf Doctor bas prescribed it for many |ed that {¢ should elect Dr. J. F. Har- thogsand women every year and he |rison, of the Fulton hospital for the never fails to receive a multitude of let- insane, superintendent at Farming- ters like the above, thanking him for ton, that Walters should be reinstat- {s not necessarily one of ar agg form and features. Many a plain woman who could never serve as an artist’s model, possesses those rare qualities that all the world admires; neatness, clear eyes, clean smooth skin and that sprightiiness of step and action , his advice, and especially for the won- of wood.” On Marquette’s map ap- ani -ancorttnns it Bald-| that "y {ts-13,000-mile cruiee to the Pacific cial éurful benefits received from Peruana. ven that J. A. Tattle, — pears the name and location of the Hdge _—s “an ae sioulig- suk Gunes teaver at- | Ocean 1% will proceed under war con- | reeldence ts variously given as Vine-| Oy Moggoure.” : tractive, not even to herself. Electric | ditions, imaginary enemies will be emptied his revolver at Roberts and y, the AG loon Law. land and Jefferson City, should be} wig.son-ry fred pronun- Bitters restore weak women, give] diac d te which will h rue ood Sales allowed to retain the stewardship, to er ee F PH aa the officer fell dying, shot Deputy | strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, Se LACHES gin eter ian ta Last week Hon. Perry Rader, of| which h lected Highi clation. No Missourian says {t na’ Sauper, struggling with Ben Tits-| velvety skin, beautiful complexton, to be repelled; ships will steam {n dif- n Mt, Jefferson City, was here on business. “nr rd enc nian th = = urally. The Indians, from whom the] worth Then he cooly walked to the| Guaranteed at F. T. Clay, druggist | ‘rent formations; at night search- : souri, if le treatmens whlch she board re-| word came; the French and spanish, 502, lights will be used to pick up other q During a conversation with the edi-| caved trom the hands of thi edge of towu and disappeared in the P fuss tor, he remarked that a town in Ceryed om ‘ands of shegoyernor | who explored {t, and the early En- wooded country. vessels and signal; wireless telegraphy in the Canada, which he visited, had thebest and the arbitrary assumption of its glish settlers, all, and always, used Potato Harvest will beemployed for conveying orders - 1 there saloon jaw he ever heard of, anda prerogatives did not please all mem- the soft sound of “‘s,” better express- SURPRISED THE “BAD” MAN. and for information. ters of . bers of that body. There was a Draws Hobo Army. In a word, the fleet will be not only ed by “z’”’, Then the dictionary mak- ers came with their rules, based on scientific principles, and said Mis- sourians did not know what the name of their state was, and so told them {¢ was Mis-soo-ri. Only when @ loan practical test had proved it to be ng Ant | benefictal to the laboring class. In shing- that place, which {s a manufacturing le pur- town, the saloons are closed each choo’ evening at 8 o’clock and remain clos- wenty rebellion against the governor's dic- tationand 1¢ became well understood that the board would give Mr. Folk @ lesson by smashing his slate. Learning that this would be done, constantly prepared, but will con- duct maneuvers designed to increase its effectiveness. The result of the program mapped out by the authorities will be thata Muskogee, I. T., July 15.—A posse of deputy marshals, headed by Bud Ledbetter, captured Thomas Patten, of Denton Switch, Tex., allas “Jim” Balbridge, allas “Bill” Johnson and The potato digging harvest is now on between St. Loufs and Alton, in the American Bottoms, and farmers are receiving from $10,000 to $20,- of sald pro heh pte ay menee epee 008 Peet 5. Stay Century dictionary came was|John Adkins. The former fecharged cone Hegen She ony are) (OF thre more efficient command will report pay: je capac: o’clock in theeven- prestdent and vice-preaident of the the dictionary authority upon the} with the murder of a deputy marshal, . ae thick f Si. Lous at San Francisco. on this in; me 9 remain locked until Monday board, did not appear at the meet- aide of common usage. Samuel Roberts, and the wounding a thie fe Sane OED She ee Is is evident the cruise will be one ig ingot this week. The othermembers) Tg state of Missouri, the official] of another deputy named Sapper in| om” c08°- of the hardest that has been under- My morning. Thepolicelock thesaloons| of the board, John A. Hope, of St. Porum, July 5 The two men were With the digging season has come taken by an American command since ; the battleship Oregon made Its rec- ord-breaking trip from San Francisco to Key West. For this reason the Navy Department {s anxious that only such officers be attached to the ships as can stand the work and are young enough to derive benefit and 3 to use the experlence for the advan- tage of the country. publication of the Missouri world’s fair commission, places the pronun- ciation as “Miz-zou-ry,” and most Missourians prefer the bees to she enakes. The whole contention hinges upon the question whether a majority of Do You Open Your Mouth ; Like a young bird and gulp down what- vapony 4 = of oo ever food or medicine may be offered you? | the fields. The farmers, however, ple should determine the people's) Or, do you want to know something of the | hire them to unload potatoes from pronunciation. composition and character of that which Grand old Miz-zou-ry! you take Into your stomach whether as | Wagons {nto box cars and they make i food or medicine ? enough money from this source to SOME TO SERVE AS SCOUTS ard. _f\) and put the keys in thelr pockets. } any whiskey is sold or given away f: he police are prosecuted as the own- if ers do not have any control of their nt to property from 8 in the evening until d the 6o’clock next morning. Hewastold nted. that no man could get a drink dur- t the ing the time the saloons were closed. vends§ Mr. Rader was taken out in thelabor- » pro- ing man’s district, and he wasaston- (| - TH tehed at the shrift displayed by the the “American Bottoms hobo” from the berry fields farther south, and hundreds arenow camping in the vicinity of Nameoki, Mitchell, Poag, Edwardeville Crossing and other places nearer to Alton. The hoboes will not take a job in Louis, Dr. B. D. Jones, of Poplar Bluff, and Paul B, Moore, of Charles- ton, met and electing Judge Hope temporary chairman, proceeded to transact business. The action which was taken was open rebellion to the governor or rather it indicated plain- ly the determination of the board not to surrender its rights. The board at once ordered theelec- tion of Tuttle to be stricken fromthe found near Whitefield. They were heavily armed, but the deputies laid in ambush and surprised them. ht workmen. The streets were paved | records, not allowing the election to Most intelligent and sensible people | keep the “grower” rushing from i ¥ now-a-deys insist on knowing what P @ ng In spite of the fact that the armor- wl baal and with granitold walks and nicé/ s¢andas ordered by the governor. Long Live The King! employ whether as food or as pao Aa dusk on. ed cruisers will not accompany the in ‘Ye 18h brick buildings, costing from $3,000 6 to $6,000. Everything looked neat ry and clean and his escort informed The # him that the prosperty was duo al- pable @ most solely to the early closing of Thon {t re-elected Highley, whom the | ig ho popular cry throughout Euro- celidsetibamenenaelacetan. tte The fields are foraged for corn, and | battleships to the Pacific, preceding governor does not desire to have the| pean countries; while in America, the potatoes areto behad for the ask-!i¢ under the plans now adopted, a place. G. W. Moothart, of Farming-| cry of the present day is “Long my wrapp d ing. number of inferior vessels will be at- ag ton, elected to succeed Walters, whom | Dr. King’s New Discovery, ae o . Chis he feela| The tramps sleep in empty box|tached to the fleet. There will be S the governor had desired retained,| Tras and Lung, Remedies,’ a EBL | cars andappear tobe entirely happy.|some crulsers which will serve as 4 Sf Ten , orthe § theealoons. This ‘s a good saloon) nad in the meantime resigned, hav- i tee tiene Gate 0 pre wacu are Scns : ——_ scouse,a number of auxiliaries, in- : closing law and should be generally | ing learned of the governor’s inter- | immediate relief and to uickly cure iit AF Supports This Church, |°!=4ingcolliers and supply ships, and ¥ dlast practiced in our great and growing| ference, Because Walters is really a| @ cough or cold.” Mrs, Paine’s opin-| For the cure of woman's peculiar weak- arm cuppe oom perhaps 6 flotilla of torpedo boat a Bart state—t! we are still to have saloons. | go94manin the place, and anexper|-|!00 isehared by 6 majority o i | Ene Py ya ant ange K.C. Btar. destroyers. count ac time §} —Missour! Felegraph. enced steward is necessary, owing to eee am Fenny. pon sore| che, dragging-down pain or distress ia} ‘The members of the Presbyterlan| Owing to the plans that have been the other cbangeo In the inatitution,| ghroete after ell other remedieshave lower oon eal or pelvic region, aceom-/ church of Moran, Kan., harvested &| mapped out for the fleet the trip a? . | Walters was reinstated. tailed; and for coughs and-colde We Da pat vie, mataztnal RF twenty-five acre field of wheat the| sround Cape Horn will not be a ree- : DR. J. M. NORRIS Governor Folk has now summoned| the only sure cure. Guaranteed ri by) te of ‘weakness, Dr, Pierce's Favorlte first of thie week, the proceeds of! orq.breaking one so far as speed is wf SPECIALIST L] the board to appear before him at|*- 7: Clay, druggies. 50¢ and peek most eficlent remedy: | which will eventually go into the!concerned. As there 1s no urgent nie? | ON THE EYE, EAR, NOS Coma in Ryo Palatal fi Jefferson City next Tuesday. There Av oy church treasury. The twenty five| need for these vessels an the Pacific will be another session “on the car- a ae “ Tou acre tract is a part of the church) Coast, Rear Admiral Evane will take it a pet” and a lively fight is in prospect. { Kentucky Feudists Fight sa ane Pre- Fe | farm trom which the church expenses | plenty of time and when he reaches Pipkin and Hinchey declare that the : peeras hi are . San Franctaco he ts expected to have E | latest ection of the board {s illegal During Baptist Meeting. = wie an to an foe Monday morning the members of| nig fleet in first class condition in as not all members wore present.| Lexington, Ky., July 15.—In a ft tae Rretirnaca Tune ee hee the charch took their binders and every respect, and the men will have Both men were present at the roll| battle between the Roberts and | perrous soos Seat began cutting the grain. Others eet | made thelr records for gunnery. having dhsonted them-| Allens faetloyg at a Baptist mesting’| Hata se] the bundles up in shocks and at 4 sein ten - Gitves special attention to the selves'Ister and mate eaten er Ga orgenie dix |0’clock that afterndon the task was bs Vemeratte D ment of Catarrh and {te efiect upon | the board declare that tlie actionhas| rence Roberts was killed and James eck finished. The women of the church emorable Day. @ standing in law. Politicians are} Roberts and Jake Allen — epread dinner beneath a cottonwood! ne of the days we remember with |_|. Those in need of Glasses can have sate cap antenicnanner: wounded. free at the edge of there. pleasure, as well ag with profit to altra-administra- ted by the} our health, is the one on which we While the battle was at its hetght |¢ Bp rye a pe| became aequatnted with Dr. King's harvested. The plan was so success rnd = Hine he A pd anny ful that % was repeated again this/and keeps the bowels right. 25c at F. T. Clay’s drug store,