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The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-27
LODGES.

Masonic meets 1st Friday night in each month c. C. Hamby W. M, Jno. Fishers, Secretary.
 Woodmen of the World-meets End and 4th Fri day nights in each month. c. R. Haynie, c. C.; bio Lewis, clerk.
 Knights of Pythias meets every Monday night. James Bliss, C. C.; r. F. Chappell. K. of K. & s.
 Odd Fellews-meets every Tuesday night. T. SWilIiamson, N. G.: Alex Vaughn. Secretary.
 Ancient Order of United Worl1men--meets every Wednesday night w. A. Newth, M. w.; w. k. Steed, recorder.
 Knights and Ladies of Honor-meets 1st and 3rd Thursday nights in each month. Mrs. J. R. Har- re protector, B. J. Daniels. Sec.
 Nevada County Medical Society meets 1st Mon- day night in each month. Dr. Wm. W. Rice. pres- ident; Dr. J. NJ. F. Gill VPres. Dr. J. s. Chastain,
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Deering Mowers and Rakes for sale by
 Mcdaniel Hdw. Go. New panama and leghorn hats at Mrs. Wades.
 We deliver drugs store articles. Hesterly Drug Store. 5 All steel full circle Hay Presses for sale by Mcdaniel Hdw. Co.
 List your timber lands with us to sell for you. Satisfaction guaranteed,
 w A. Hatley & Go. Remeyrlber we sell for cash and will not be undersold in anything carried in our Ene. McDaniel Hdw Go. Store house for rent in business cen ter of Prescott; to get properly located apply quick to A. Monson.
 Remember the name "MOON' on the rear cad of your buggy means much.
 Sold by Mcdaniel Hdw. Go. MIL SUPPLIES, PIPE, FITTINGS, PRESS GOODS AND PACKING.
 PREsGorr SUPPLY AND HdW Co., There Wil be a series of meetings at Mt Nebo the second Sunday in August. Take notice and come over and help US. Our trade constantly grows because We give people what they want and at a price that is fair. Hesterly Drug Store.
 The Rev. A. H. Burroughs, known as the Marrying Parson" of Bristol, Tenn. has married his TWO thousandth couple of runaways. He made his record in sixteen years.
 The little son of J. E. Williams that got his foot mashed in the hay press last Tuesday has been in very critical condition. He has had very high fever and hopes of his recovery was despaired of for few days, but there is slight chance for him to recover today. STRAYED-From my farm 10 miles northwest of Prescott, one sorrell Ally , or years old, hind foot white, blaze in face, branded on left jaw 0. One chestnut sorrell horse years old, star in face, one white hind foot, brand on left jaw with o. will give $5. co each to any one locating the above stock where l can get them.
 k. F. D. No. 5. Prescott, Ark.
 w, B. White. The following is the batting average of the Prascott ball team for the season
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LICE DANIELS HURT.

While attempting to drive under a run way at Callicott and Cantley's mill near Laneburg last Tuesday, Lige Dan iels was seriously hurt by getting caught between the run way and the load of lumber. Two of his ribs was broke and otherwise hurt. We learn that he is getting along as we'll as could be expected.
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{ Local News. Interesting Happenings in and
 Around Town.

he us that news item. 115
 big sale at W. T. Hart's is still
 n.
 IA. NJ. Denman visited in Tex
 this week.
 Y one you meet has a bundle from IS FIRE sale.
 Home and Farm and the Twice
 Picayune for $1.00.
 E. B. Brock of Nashvilleis visit
 sister Mrs. T. c. Moody
 7. Britt and Dr. T. w. McDaniel ghton were in town today.
 J. P. Voss of Bernice La. is vis- Pr sister Mrs. P. c. Jones.
 ARl0N Cabinet Grand Pianofor
 at A. Monsons Music Store. inghaus Wagons are the best. treceiyed by McDaniel Hdw. Go. elebrated Jacob Doll Piano with yer at A. Monsons Music Store. the Victor Talking Machine and
 from A. Monson, new lot just d.
 at Hesterly Drug Store and get sample of Hesterley's Vegetable Pills.
 Irene Royston, of Washington, ihg Miss lrma Hamby this week.
 Mllburn has begun work on his te store house on West Main St. stephen Meadow, editor of the "a Messenger was on our streets Hay.
 and s. w. Williams of Rosston ! lhe city yesterday with load |ef melons and fruit.
 t. J. Martin and Mrs. Lucy lOi Hope, are visiting the family h Moore, this week. ehockey of Hampstead Broom |N old Centerville, was in the city pay displaying some of his work. Pu need a new hat of any kind it 'y You to see Mrs. W wade. She 'lg low down something less than 'ats heartily in the hottest wealth uses Prickly Ash Bitters. It HIS stomach, liver and bowels in order.
 nave inst completed our inven- ~ una our stock too heavy for SSoh Of the year. For cash we Die some interesting prices.
 Mcdaniel Hdw. Go. Ou want'a sound liver, vigorous VII, strong healthy kidneys, re- ' Tn the bowels? Take Prickly ,'ers' !. It has the medical prop mat. Will produce this result.
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POSTOFFICE.

Postmaster Jack Grayson. Clerk Frank Grayson. Office hours-Open at a. nl., close at D. m., open at D. mg close at 730 D. m. Sunday-open at 930 m, close at l0:3O m; open at 4:30 D. m.; close at 5:30 D. m. Money order department at a. m. close at p. m. s
 Mail from Rosston and intermediate points rives at II a. m leaves at1 D. In. f fs
 Mail from Gale and intermeyiiate points arrives at II a. and leaves D. m. .lufi--
 These routes daily except Sunday. ,% si.
 Mail to Lackland leaves every Monday and Fri day at p. m. and arrives at D. m.
 Mail on rural routes Nos. l. 2. B. 4, and leaves every day except Sunday at a.
 Mail for all trains is made up 15 minutes before the schedule departure of train.
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First Dose Cured.

Permanent relief: My daughter contracted chills in 1877. No prescrlp- tion ever gave more than temporary re- lief, no tonic kept them off. Two bot ties of Hughes Tonic cured her compile tely. She had no chills after taking the first dose. Sold by Druggists -50c and $1.00 hotties.
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Low Cut Shoes At Cost.

Low Cut Shoes At Cost.
 w. B. Waller.
 I sell Upright Cabinet Grand Pianos from Sl50.00 up. A. Monson
 Our Guarantee on wagons are strong er than any wagon on the market.
 The Arion Upright Cabinent Grand Piano sold for Sl50.00 at A. Monson's s.
 Hes terlys Vegetable Liver Pills are guaranteed to give satisfaction, price 2Jc per bottle.
 MOON BUGGIES. MOON is the name
 Don't fail to buy the Moon Buggy 1t is the best.
 Miss Ethel Bailey has returned from Lewisville after a pie asant visit to her Aunt, Mrs. F. Gaines.
 I. P. Fincher of Emmet was in town this week and had his name added to the list of Picayune subscribers.
 l.. c. Blakely, a farmer South of Prescott, died last FIiday. We ex- tend onr sympathy to the bereaved Miss Dora Wade attended house party given by May Sue Bostic at her home west of town and report splen- did time.
 Mrs. Mark Smyth and baby returned from a months visit to friends and rel atives in Magnolia and other points in Columbia county.
 Raleigh Hatley has returned from a two weeks visit to his father, in the lower part of the county, where he has been recuperating.
 $600. % gets this 50 acre farm, miles from Prescott 4 room house, artesian well, 45 acres of open land, Terms to suit purchaser. See Ellsworth.
 At Kingston in Williamson county, Tenn. negress has just given birth to six children. The children are well formed and were all alive at last accounts
 If your brain won't work right and you miss the snap, vim and energy that was once yours, you should take Prick lv Ash bitters. It cleanses the system and invigorates both body and brain.
 The l. & A Railroad now runs it's trains into Alexandria La. Train No. leaves Hope at 8 a. m. and arrives in AleXan- dria at 5.15 D. m. Train No. 2 leaves Alexandria at 6. 20 a. m. and arrives at Hope at $40 p. m.
 The following marriage licenes have been issued since our last issue; J. w. Cornelius to Miss Divie Mccain, Pres colt. Grover Phillips to Miss Rena King of Delta. R. P Henshaw to Miss Eula King of Delta.
 Our buyer has just returned from factory and is in position to say that he believes the Moon buggy to be the best that comes to this market. We have on hand nice assortment in stock. Come and see them. McDaniel Hdw. Go. Sheriff Ed Hood left this morning for Little Rock With John Flurnoy and Lon Hill, where he will place them in the He also carried Joe Underwood to the Asylum, who has been confined in the jail here for sever- al weeks charged with insanity. He was arrested and placed in jail here for to kill Miss Coppack, and then himself because she would not let him come to see her. Later he was adiudged insane by the county court and ordered placed in the Asylum.
 How's This?
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ylHy1N,S Relief Cures Sick-Headache. As5' Neuralgia, Cramps Cholera Morbus Diarrhea, Sc. 25 cents for large bottle
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lssNL, l. < GJkI.
 OFFICIAL.
JUDICIAL.

Chancellor u shaver of Mena. sTudpa ..+...'.. Joel IT C6fNfar. 3f ft,,arkana. prosecuting AttyeD.J. E. Bradley, of Philadelphia. State Senator (. lobe, of Hope.
 Circuit cohrt 'rnee.s secnr5 M'n~day in January and third Monday Tn July.
 Nsnancei y c0t.t. f3..Is i. so mondays in June and December.
 County eoaft meets first Mondays in January. uriL July oul October.
 Probate court meets 4th Mondays in January. A .5rH, JaEs Z October.
 Catrl of nlm3u Plea' neets 7nl -isnday5 in January, April July and October
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The following is the batting average of the Prescott ball team for the season

Stephens will play here Monday, Tues day and Wednesday.
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 with the rnanafactoI Fl'afn''e'< Ia Coiic, Cholera and Diarfaoar Rem aa -. They do not pu5licty saast of all .ss saFa3y will aceoaplishs aot pr.-fer .la the users make,.tao / clements. H5e. they ao claims Ha< .4lt5s i.y y care diarrLoea, t2. ;, pains la y.- stomach and a-.<s Aas as- yer been known .toIaii fe~ as 'a' 1y Bal.cr Drug Store whQ'atz ll r5'.5l
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s1a.l..l ,latement oi City of 9re.soll, Ari.F

This report show outstanding ws rants of S5.4l5U U There warrants outstaHdiag 'aee 1901 39l. IT
 S5,o2460 These warrants have no doult been destroyed. will take this statement q basis and report the receipts and expenditure for eae. fund quar- tetly. Respectfully,
 SAM Q. LOGAN, Recorder.
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,Ds i, Iaidin & Southern.

1 not stor at Prescott.
 Gardon, Philadelphia, Malvern, 0a' W. ". TEAL. Agent.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-22

cause we endorse all it contains, but
because q large number Of our read.
srs are interested in all that pertains
to this unfortunate matter. The fee
of $4,000 given receiver Egger by
the court may be, and possibly
ia. somewhat excessive, but ia mat
tiers Of this kind, whsnsthe. business
is to be wound up In limited time,
and q competent man always has
business interests Of his own which
must be more or less neglt cted, the
mpensation has to be big to in.
duce ouch man to accept the trust,
We have no DOUBT Mr.. Egger's bank
at Appleton City will suffer by bic
CONGESTION with this business, how
much it would be hard to say. We
heard q prominent banker, from an
other city, say that 9 compensation
OF 81 500 or %, 900 would not have
been excessive, but In his judgment
the present allowance by Judge Den
ton was. The allowance made the at
torneys, who acted 40 legal adviser
for the receiver, was.in ouriudgment
grossly excessive. They were acting
| in line with their profession and hat
nothing to lose by reason OF thei
! being retained in that capacity.
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When Mr.. Garrison was placed on
the stand he refused to say that he
believed his wife had been uniaithful.
After court adjourned Mrs. Garrison
sought an interview, when all differ
ences were forgiven and they plight
ed their troth anew.
The case OF Rocks and Brost
sgsinst A. j. Wyer and the Farm.
srs Bank, was thrown out OF court,
Judge Denton ruling that 1t was i'm
properly brought In q Justice Court.
The suit was for stone work In the
Bank building by plaintiff as sub.
contractor.
W. B. Morehead was granted a di
vorce from his wife Mary M. More
head.
W. B. Owen We. George Gartin, YER
dict by jury for Owen. This was an
appealed case from Justice court.
In the case OF L. A. Fuller vs.. j. M.
Kisnsr, the jury returned q verdict
for Kisner. This was q case where
Kisner took up a hog Of Fuller's for
trespassing. Fuller released the
hog. The costs amount up TO the
value OF several such hogs and thii
particular one died.
The cases Of K. c. State Bank vs.
q. c. Adair, ]. L. Elliston, Vala
Montgomery and A. Armstrong wer'
sent to Csss county on change o
venue, petitioned for by the plaintiff
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Our "Par ExceIIance"

In the case OF Jasper county Bank,
OF Newton, Iowa, vs. P. A. BartS,
tried on Tuesday Of this week, the
court gave judgment for the full
amount OF the notes, about 5000.
and costs, In favor Of the plaintiff.
Mr.. Bartz gave his note for 5000 in
payment OF q shredder to an Imple-
ment Co. The Shredder, Mr.. Bartz
and his neighbors claimed, failed to
do the work and he resisted paymen
of the notes. The notes turned up
in the hands OF Innocent purchas-
ers" and the court ruled under the
law Mr.. Bsrtz would have to pay
them.
The case OF the State vs.. M1ior
Salmon brought to this county on q
change Of venue, was called In our
circuit court on Tuesday and contin-
ned on motion Of Jud &c Graves, his
attorney.
The case OF the State vs. Thomas
Casey was called in our circuit court
Just as We 20 to press Wednesday
afternoon. Both sides were repre-
sented by strong array Of counsel.
The State by Prosecuting Attorney
Hinkle and ex-Attornsy General Ed.
c. Grow, the defense by Judge Graves,
W alter Owen, Dickinson and Park.
A large number Of witnesses were on
hand.
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We take pleasure In calling specia!
attention to the announcement OF
James r. Angle, candidate for the
Democratic nomination of Sheriff OF
Bates county. Mr.. Angle is the ell.
ficient deputy Of Sheriff Morris and
has shown himself especially well
qualified to conduct the duties OF
that Office. He was constable OF Mt.
Pleasant township and has had
much experience in that line. Mr..
Angle has been a resident OF Bates
county for many years and always
took an active interest In the success
of the Democratic party. He came
of good old Democratic stock and
his people have held high positions
in the party. MIR. Angle is active
and energetic in the discharge OF hi
duties, is courteous and accomoda'
ting In his intercourse with the pub
lie, and II nominated would make 8
| strong candidate and q popular and
| efficient sheriff.
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| INJECTING POLITICS INTO
SCHOOL DISCUSSION.

The Record takes Us to task for
criticising Miss Depee's action In re.
signing her position In the middle OF
the term and attempting to force
the school board to release her bond,
and says 1.-The same high ideals we're
not enunciated in The TINES when
Prof. Richmond did the same trick
only worse The two cases we're in
no sense parallel. The Record loses
sight OF the fact that two parties to
@contract can in houor dissolve the
agreement, while one cannot, with
out the consent OF the other. While
Prot. Richmond had been reelected
superintendent and had signi6ed his
acceptance, he had not begun upon
bis duties. A friction arose over q
personal difference between him and
some members Of the board and he
rendered bic resignation with the
full consent OF she board, before
school opened, and the Board had
time and did secure q competent
superintendent to take bis place,
The TINES had no intention Of criti.
elsing Miss Dspee as an Individual,
but as q teacher who ehould know
the weight Of obligations. It re
manned for the Record to inject poll
tics into the discussion BY attacking
Prof. Richmond for taking part In q
convention Of his party to nominate
q county school superintendent
Prot. Richmond was not only exer
cising q privilege, but . duty which
weighed upon every teacher In th'
county, to zee that their respective
parties nominated the very best ma
tsrial for that ol1ce, and they On
the ones best qualified to Judge. Tn
Record found no iAult when one 0
the principals Of our public school
was 8 candidate for The nomination
TO that Office before q Republical
convention, and supported shat can
didate with iulsome fattery through
ont the campaign and never foun'
fault until that officer va
forced BY circumstances TO n
Sign. There d plenty Of work 70
the Record 10 do IN driving ont th
"niggers" IN the Republican WOO
pile betore beginning on the Demo
cratic heap.
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In another column We publish the
protest Of the creditors OF the Sal.
mon & Salmon bank against the al
lowance made by Judge Denton to
receiver Egger and bis attorneys.
We give this report space not be-
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6UTLER WEEKLY TIMES
J. D. ALLEN, EDITOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;

The WEEKLY TINES, published every
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ae rear, postage paid, for SI.oo.
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phe Missouri Pacific Time Table at
butler Station.
CORRECTED TINE TABLE.
soUrR SOUND.
10. sa joplin 4 Southwest mail 4 Elk sal m
No eOIK.C 4 Joplin mail h Express - - m
No, SOS L C & Joplin mail Express lo;So m
Nc. col Local freight l'WF M
soRTB BOUND.
Nx ss Kansas City and Sc. Louis ES. $40 m
"a % Kansas City mail and Express l;to m
va 40 Kansas City limited mail l0;SO m
LOCAL FRxlGHr
Ne. 81 Local Freight ll;soa m
20. - Kansas City stock sePh
INTERSTATE DIVISION.
wEsT SOUND.
No. ri Local freight and Pas mixed sea m
EAST ROUND,
No. ae Local freight and Pas mixed ar 5;lo pm
J.F. GusKR, Agent
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No. M Local freight and Pas mixed ar Sis pl
j. Y. Gu6KR, Agent
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TsH TIMxs 10 authorized to make the follsv
nj announcements for once, subject to q
q democratic primary OF Bates county, to be he
asasurdsy, May %, 1876;
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
LAWRENCE NJ. GRIFFITH.
or Usage township.
snERirr.
JAMES r. ANGLE,
OfMt. Pleasant township.
HARyE JOHNSON,
Ofosage township.i
ID. PEELER,
ofHudson township.
ID. A. BEAN,
OMIT. Pleasant township.
CIRCUIT CLERK.
JOS. II. GROVES,
ofMt.' Pleasant township.
ia. PATTERSON,
or Mt. Pleasant township
I'D. EMBREE,
OF spruce township.
RrcoEpKR.
--I. NJ. SMITH.
or Deep Water township.
VIC. HEDDEE,
or Usage township.
I'm. WOODS,
or Deck Greek township
HOMER W. sIEG
Ofwalnut township.
ED. CRABB
OF Osage township.
J.G. CANTRELL
OF Shawnee township.
Tx. Isle,
OfMt. Pleasant township.
FIR. swARENs,
OF New Home township.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
sILAs W. DOoLEY,
ONT. Pleasant township.
J.H. SMITH.
OfMt. Pleasant.
WAITE. DAWSON
ofOsage township.
COUNTY cLKIk.
FL. wIsEMAN,
OfOsage township.
J.E. WILLIAMS,
OF Mt. Pleasant township.
&C, WEEKS
OF Usage township.
VIII DUNN,
or Grand River township.
TREASURER.
w.R. BELL,
OF Walnut township.
JUDGE OF PROBATE
ia. sILvERs.
MILES S. HORN,
ONT, Pleasant township.
EsIpING JUDGE OF COUNTY COURT.
J.w. McFADDEN
OF Charlotte township.
TIL. HARPER
OF Lone Oak township.
JupGH OF NoRTH DISTINCT.
ESTES SMITH,
OfMingo township.
JUDGE OF SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
A. D. HYDE,
OfPrairie township.
CITY. OFFICERS.
Subject to the action OF the city Demosr
primary.
ron AssEssoR.
J.H. sIssON.
ron nAssnALL,
WI. MoANlNCH.
MT. DUNCAN.
Nice Took His 6reenbacks.
HIavstha, Kas., Feb. 19.-'sJat
Berry. y Brown county farmer
S26 In bank notes in; Q box In
6arn. One day when he went 70 [
~ money Il had disappeared. I
[-St.-xa q ha1 hnn6 6k01oo s1r>t
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RKCoEDRR.
/. NJ. SMITH,
or Deep Water township.
VIC. HEDDEN,
or Usage township.
r. NJ. WOODS,
or Deck Greek township
HOMER W. sIEG
or Walnut township.
ED. CRABB
OF Osags township.
]. G. CANTRELL
OF Shawnee township.
T. X. Isle,
OfMt. Pleasant township.
II. X. SWARENS,
OF New Home township.
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Baby Shoes in all colors and feathers
at Csc, Csc and 48c.
Chdens Shoes All ms ssa neo seavy IN ~esnt
sizes 1-2 to 8, in this line are shoes worth 7oc
but we are giving big values and sell them at &c.
M;ccor ChOnc In fine or heavy weight,
MISSES OllOCO fordress or hard wear
&c. 81. 19c, SIPS. $50 and $198
big line of Boys work and dress shoes from
$1.OOup.
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First quality, satin cali, a stylish
up.to date dress shoe for a h0
little mOney.."........,..,.....