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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-01-11
Hard Luck.

/ 81. Britt, OF Hudson township.
this nty-had lost 3 jacks, one
colt. one yearling and an aged Jack
IN the last two years and last Sstur.
day his Coach stallion, years old,
ran al iron bar, one inch wide and Z
Of an inch thick into his side Just a
little above the heart to depth OF
fully 6h inches. There is 10 likely.
hood OF his getting over it.
A Western Kansas paper tells of a
local merchant, "Bill" Jones, who
went to Kansas City several weeks
ago to buy a new stock OF goods.
They we're shipped promptly and
reached home before Jones did.
When the boxes were delivered at
his store his wife happened to look
at the largest, and uttering loud
cry ealledfor q hammer. A neighbor,
hearing the scream, rushed to her as.
sistance asking what was the matter.
Mrs. Jones, pale and faint, pointed
to an inscription on the box, which
read as follows: "Bill inside"
The Record finds fault with the
city authorities for not turning on
the street lights until 9 o'clock dur
ing the holidays, and yet the editor
OF the Record knew when that para-
graph was penned that 1t was for the
accommodation of the business mon
Of the city who desired to keep their
stores open until that hour. Tho
query is pertinent whether it was
better to light the editors ialterine
footsteps home or gnt the great
trade emporiums for belated custom
ers. II ID suggested that he might
have remained at his family fireside
after supper for those two weeks.
Anyhow we contend for the good
old rule OF the greatest good to the
greatest number.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-01-11

An old t-apper who has observed
during forty years or more the WAYS
OF nature says that the action Of the
mu@krats this fall indicates mild
winter, says the Moberly Monitor.
Instead OF building their houses III :
der ground in banks of streams the
muskrats this fall are constructing
their homes above water; on punches
oi grass or small islands in sloughs.
The trapper has not noticed such
condition in many years and says
that is an oh sign that the ap
pronching winter ia to be mild.
. ur old friend T. j. Wilson has his
paper changed from Tacoma to
South Pork, Washington, near which
place he has purchased property.
He writes that he has taken THE
TIMES for more than a quarter OF
century aud intends to take it 80
long as il stands up for old Missouri
aud the Democratic party, which
pledge is binding upon him the bal
anse OF his natural lie, for We Can
conceive OF no power that will ever
change US from the former course and
The Democratic ship would have to
slip her moorings and Drift II lorg
way before it loses The TINES sup.
port.
THE TIMES takes pleasure in calling
special attention to the announce
mens OF F. ]. Wiseman candidate for
County Clerk. Mr.. Wissman is ma
tive OF West Virginia and came to
Rich Hill in the infancy Of that town,
10 the early eighties, established the
Western Enterprise and has been
closely associated with the upbutld
ling OF that town and community
since. As q business man he has
made a success and is rated high
financially. He has always been a
strict party man and put forth his
qest efforts for the success OF the
Democratic party at the polls. He
brides himself on being free from sec.
tional prejudice, as q notable In
stance OF that te supported the last
proposition submitted to build the
court house and he says he has al
ways been proud OF that act. Ger
tainly 9 newspaper man, who has de-
voted the best years Of bis life to his
p,rty's success, is justified in at least
presenting his claims TOR party con-
alteration. Mr.. Wiseman is com.
petent in every way to perform the
duties OF the office and would, Il
nominated and elected, make q No.
/ clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-01-11

American citizens OF Isle Of Pines
appeal to citizens of United States
for hearing on status OF island.
VIC. Sellon purchased a thorough
bred short horn bull at Ottawa
Kansas, to put with his fine short
horn herd.
T. D. Embree was in Butler Tues.
day, called and made bis announce.
ment for Circuit Clerk. We will give
him the customary notice later.
Major and Mrs. F. II. Crowell went
to Springfield, Mo-, on Saturday, the
major to attend to important bust.
ness and Mrs. Crowell visited friends
few days.
John Burger, Of Bejou Hill, s. D 4,
and Miss Stella Mace, OF Adrian, were
married In the county court room on
Thursday afternoon by Presiding
Judge McFaddsn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holland re-
turned Saturday from q years stay
in Colorado Springs for Mrs. Hol.
lands health. They will live on their
farm in Summit.
Arthur Walden and Miss FlOssie
Miller we're married at the home OF the
brides father, ]. R. Miller, in West
Butler on Sunday lest by Squire B,
F. Jeter.
Jay Gordinier, who had been .suf
iering from kidney ailments, but who
was able to be at his shop Saturday
took q relapse and is again confined
to his home a very sick man.
Hon. ]. J. Funk, OF Webb City,
Grand Patriarch Of the state encamp
ment l. o. o. F., met with Butler en-
campment Thursday. BE delivered
an able address and gave the boy.
me wholesome advice.
Our old friend Jasper Bowman, o.
Worland remembers US substantially
Mr.. Bowman has been q friend anG
o atron OF The TIMES for q quarter
Of q century and says he grows NOR
firm In the faith.
County surveyor and bridge Com
missioner, E. B. Boron, was in Kan
sas City. several day consulting will
the Midland Bridge Co., respecting Z
change in the plans Of repairing th,
Papinvills bridge. Tho company
agreed TO the change and Mr.. Dor
ron VIII lay ne matter before ID,
eourt = ths nsxt meeting for It. Up
: 80 - - Z = y - ! z - g.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-01-11

Lare, Phaeton and harness ioi
}, call at this Office.
SanE ION. Weiner Elevator Company
receiving corn. 52.tf
B. Badget orders bis paper
hinged from Butler No. 1 to Archie.
Hrs. D. K. Walker and son Kirby
visiting relatives and friends in
nsas City.
r. and Mrs. Otis Spencer, Of Men,
3, Tenn, are visiting MIR. and
=. E. B. Childs.
]. A. Trinble and W. NJ. Mills, OF
Nster, made q business trip to Kan
City the last OF the week.
onr esteemed friend s. E. Jones OF
flotte, was a pleasant caller and
his dates set ahead TO 1907.
onday night was the coolest SO
Tor this season, but that is not
Ing much about cold weather.
70. ". 8. Dunkle returned to her
10 In Oswego, Kan, after q visit
Ier parents, Col. and Mrs. 8 W.
lsy.
Be many friends here Of Mrs. A. L.
bride, will be sorry to learn that
= Dangerously III at her home In
sas City.
L. Lamb remembers US with
wal and has his address changed
Ollie TO Hedrick, Iowa, where
practicing medicine.
A. Hedges called, renewed and
he address changed from Nevada
Kansas City, where he has been
I'D BY biz company.
orge Dudley attended the big
ION stock sale at Fl. Scott last
md had several horses sold.
ports the sale 9 success.
- Smith, chairman Of the river
80 commlssion, came in Tues.
osaing TO begin work on biz
port 70 the county court.
ZION Wood. candidate for Re.
r hon Desr Creek Was circula,
among ths Democrats Of the
~ ssat yesterday and favored
n6antlH
littb : year old girl Of Alb
~ iFon ; isncs Wsdnssd ~,
Nseky md broke her right arm
Mn t1how. Ok. Amyx set
81 ~ It'll on
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-01-11
Wanted, Oats.

Farmers having red Texas oats
Tor sale, from the seed we shipped in
last spring. bring samples at once.
We want 5000 bushels and will rive
premium over shipping price, for
bright unmixed lot.
PEOPLES ELEVATOR Co.,
ll'tt Butler, Mo.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
MANAGERS NAMED
FOR THE PRIMARY
CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SELECTED THEM AT MEET.
ING YESTERDAY.

The city executive committee held
quite an interesting session yester
day morning, and among other
things managers for the primary &c
be held on Tuesday we're named
They are w. T. Recknagle, l.. Lad
wig and E. C. Butts Each Of t'ho
managers will be allowed one clefl.
The committee also request the p9p
LEGATION of the following notice:
Attention is hereby called to the
following resolution passed by the
City Executive Committee for whit
primaries at its meeting on Nov. Is
1906.
Resolved, That in all primary
elections held under and by virtue
Of the authority of this committee
that each voter at said primary
election shall vote in said election
for each Office for which nomination
are then and there being held; ana
that no ballot shall be counted in
said election unless the voter OF
said ballot shall vote for each oiiici
or Offices for which candidates are
eelsg then and there selected: thai
is 70 say each voter shall vote for
ono, person for mayor ont OF the
list of candidates for mayor, pro
yided that at such election a candi-
date for mayor is being then ana
there selected. and each voter shall
vote for not less than four nor more
than four out of the list of candi.
dates for aldermen.
Frank o. Aiken,
Chairman City Executive Committee
for White Primaries.
BY A. N. Ross, Secretary
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-16
COMFORTING WORDS.

Many a Brunswick Household VIII
Find Them So.
To have the pains and aches Of a
bad back removed; to be entirely Tree
rom annoying. dangerops. Urinary dis
orders Is enough to MAJ &0g kidney
sufferer grateful. To tell how this
great change can be brought about
viii prove comforting words IL hur-
lreds of Brunswick readers.
James c, Adams. carpenter, resId-
ing at 2S4 Oglethorpe avenue. east Sa-
vannah, Ga, says: u used Doan' S
Kidney Pills for backache and diff
guilty with the kidney secretions. Ny
Jack ached constantly and the pain
across the loins was so severe at
lines as to make me lay off work.
ne secretions from the kidneys were
strong, had a dark color, were full
Of sediment aud scalded like Goals
Of fire. used many remedies, but
nothing had any effect. MY health
was run down on account OF my rest
being broken so much at night, and
would get up In the morning tired
ana worn out. / saw Doan's Kidney
Pills advertised and got a box of
them. They gave me new life, al.
though had little faith left in any
medicine. Since using the pills my
back has become regular and normal.
attribute my cure entirely to Doan's
Kidney Pills, and you can Use my
name to this effect"
Plenty more proof Ike this from
Brunswick people, Call at Nance s
drug store and ask what customers
report
For sale by all dealers Price, so
cents. Foster. Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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G'ne frees

CAN FURNISH AND PLANT ON
SHORT NOTICE, CABBAGE, MAG
NoLlA, SYCAMORE, MAPLE Doo
WOOD. OAK AND UM5RELL
TREES. GIVE ME A TRIAL.
.. q. pVLES.
623 e street.
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OF Will gafe now lander sentence
To Ire hHiged during the session OF
| the conference. Moore Is to be
hanged on November 80 and old
man Rawlings on December 3.
The ministers do not exactly like
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ALL FIRST CLASS aALo0Ns
nEkL HARNARD,9 RYE.
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FOR THIS COLD SPELL scUTTLEs at 2sc
FIRE SETS SHOVEL, POKER and ToNGs ON $500
LONG HANDLE sAovELs pokERs Sc loo
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SPECIAL DISPLAY or
ENAMEL WARE IN
NORTH WINDOW.
CHOICE =. :. Zoe
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SEE OUR WINDOW FOR
A BEAUTIFUL LINE or
JEWELRY and BASKETS
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-07
Condemned Fund Septe nnber.

Eight Hour Fund
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-07
=. .WanteG:--l load Of nut pine or
limb VOID; apply this Office.
WANTED

AGE.l / S-Canvasse mixers, ped
diers, solicitors, mail order people,
people, etc, should by KRAMER S
BOOK OF TRADE. SECRETS Regular
price $500. but bal Of last edition for
S1.25 as long as they last. 1uasan-
iced. Order quick Sioux Pub. Co,
Sutherland, Iowa. n221mo
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-07


in horrible at
,er'
The
faults with the
the the
is
The amount returned county
the pro rata of all -. provided
100000 during
none the paid Appeal
law. thanks Republican
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-07
STATE PRISON CLAIMS

Claims for the month Of October.
1906.
Rev. H II McCreery chaplain. - %
Rev. d. o. Colgrove. chaplain. 10 a.
Rev. H A r Ramsey .chalain. - 10 o.
Rev. d Garland. chaplain, .....10 70
J 4 Raycraft, stabline. .......20 60
T r q r Co, lights and power, II 30
Stephen Belli, pasturage, 1890. loo 90
Fl Willard. SUPPLIES. -. ......1 80
+ W Day. dry goods ..9 90
CIR Am. imp. Tea Co, supplies. L 90
Geo T Eonderhyde, supplies. ....3 80
Leete & Leary, blacksmith, .--..5 %
Cushing {; Kramer. supplies 80 80
Davey & Nai5h. supplies. ..1z, -
Ed :! Walsh supplies. ..........-9 -
Gray. Reid Wright. supplies. .3 .
Otto 7 Schulz. meat, .......6 )
f Burlington, shoes. ........19 8
c I. kitzmeEer, med supplies. 42 s.
Meyers Mere. Co. mGse ......510 50
A J Raycraft. supplies, -.....3 G6
Carson Nov & Sta. Co., staty.. A %
Nevada Meat Co, fish. ....21 80
w H Chedic. meat. ........272 "A
Salary, officers ana guards, ..141l 60
J l. Corsidine. sundries. .61 Is
Chew An Gee, vegetables. ..93 -
DR.. \ Huffaker, physician. ITO 10
Sunset Tel & Tel. Co. phone, s SO
J NJ Benton, ice. .............3o &C
Eight Hour Fund.
Meyers Mere. Co, mdse., As Il
Salary. guards. .1S1 &C
Conder~ed Fund
Meyers Nero. Co. mdse. .75 81
Salary. guards. $50 o.
Repair Fund.
V & T Ry. Co., supplies, 10 g
SN w & l. Co., lumber, .......3 =
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-07
SALE OF FANCY WORK

The ladies of the Christian Endeav-
or Society, connected with the Pres
byterian church, viii hold their an
nual sale of fancy work, pies, cakes,
etc, December in the lecture room
of the church. Full particulars later.
n9td
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-07
Hospital for Mental Diseases.

The following is a list % claims al
lowed by the STATE Board for the HOS
pital for Mental diseases for Novem-
he
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
Busy WEEK FOR YACHTsMEN.

This will be a busy week for the yachtsnleh
New York Yacht Clubs thirty-1oo'ers VIZ 90. -,
Glen Cove to-day for the cup offered oy '' "a
committee. The start will be az p III, 49,. ,,n,
course will be one of the regular ones 0' ''
on Long Island Sound -,vro-
rro-roorrovr morning at O'Clock the seventy Sr
mile race Of the Indian Harbor Yacht CIuo -,''..
be started or Great Captains Island L~elS s~sk
vachts are entered. and represent all 'he ''"'
racing craft of the large classes -, p,vs
On Wednesday the Atlantic Yacht C'0o "'- .o',r..
its second race for the Havens cup over
in the lower bay at 2. m. -. raes
On 7rhprsdav the long distance power ooal .as,
~ tbs Knickerbocker Yacht club from Mar s,
20 College Point will be started. and on aosnt
the New Rochelle Yacht Club ana sne The i0ns
Athletic Club will hold annuaI taSJh a'S.J,h from New
dis-Hnca rare Of the Eastern Yacht Cluo .l9
T0ndon TO MarbIehead also viii be staI'eu
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
LURLINE AT. HONOLULU.
Outsails La PaIoma and the 4nenone
in Race from San Francisco.

Honolulu June %. s:35 p. m-The schooner ydcn'
Iurliue entered the harbor and crossed the nilSAi
line in the San Francisco Honolulu race, at pia-
,nond Head at 7Si O'Clock tonight the saihns
time from San Pedro Bay, San Francisco was
twelve DAYS and five hours.
The last the Lurline of the ketch Anenone
was on the day of the start fifteen miles aheiu'
the Anemone having caught the breeze nrst Whle
the Iurline was becalmed The Lurline mace 100
niles the first day 265 the second and averaged 2oi
daily up TO yesterday noon
IN the day that the steamer Mar1posa slshleu
the schooner La Paloma. 6sS miles from San Fran
cisco the Lurline was out over thousand miles
Therefore il is believed that La Paloma Is CON
sfderably behind. She will win, however II she
crosses the line before n:3o o'clock to-norro"
morning ,,,,. and
MANY launches went out to meet the Lurine aio 10
large crowds were at the wharves Wnen tne h''e
craft came into the harbor.
Three yachts started in the race from san reu'o
Bay California to Honolulu, at noon on June
IL They were the schooners La Paloma ana Lur-
line and the ketch Anemone. Hundreds OF persons
turned out to see the yachts off on the race OIL
21Oo miles The winning yacht, the Lur!ine. is tne
flagship of the South Coast 4acht Cluo Shs Is
owned and commanded by Commodore n ID SIN
clair She is eighty-three feet long and carries a
crew of six men The Lurline received eleven
hours in time allowance from the Anemone Inc
prize is a solid silver calabash valued at $500.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
SPORTING COMMENT.
Ne7cs and Notes on Current Topics.
amateur and Professional.

AS week after week rolls around theie seel1s
,o ne M lack of features to keep the sporuhg
1,orls aeoe Last week il was the suouf odii
T4andicap the intercollegiate regatta at Foush
ksepse. the women's national lawn tennis Chilli
,ionsbip and the first game of the oaseoali
series between Yale and Harvard which coin-
-elIea chief interest This week there VIII be
ouite as much TO entertain in the many rlcn
stakes 10 be decided at Sheepshead Bay, the dual
regatta between Yale and Harvard at New Lon
don. Conn the national open golf championship
a. Chicago and the usual baseball. lawn tennis
yachting. cricket and polo fixtures The yale
Harvard regatta will be rowed on Thursday over
the four-rile course on the Thames River at
New London Interest in the meeting runs hlgh'
as Harvard seems TO have a crew at last that
may turn the tables on Yale. The open golf
championship is scheduled for THURSDAY anu
Friday over the OnWentsia links, near Chlcago'
and as most Of the prominent professionals are
entered the fight for the honors Is sure 10 pe a
good one The Grand PTiX the blue ribbon nHt-
Ure of the automobile world abroad. is also
down for decision this week The race will be
held in France tomorrow and Wednesday. The
important happenings last week were the victory
OF GO Between in the Suburban Handicap. the
triumph of Cornell in the intercollegiate re-
ga - the winning Of the national lawn tennis
cha nnionship by Miss Helen Homans. the sue
cess Of Alex Smith in taking the open Western
golf championship and the defeat Of Harvard by
Yale IN the first game of the baseball series.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
PROFESSIONAL. RAsrn.r,

me Giants have more than held tbeir ,,-
uhls week IN the race for the National -
pennant, but they are stin IN tbtra 49, ae
l'il'S pehlhd chicago the leader. and - r,oi,,s
Deillha Plttsburg. II was honed +ba, -, -
sfounqs the champions would work ,l.i. -.
70 the front, but another Western ,rin -
pfoaches and they are no better Of ,t., =
'Hey got home, some three weeks se,o IT,,
-''oS' encouraging feature oc last v-eel,,s a.,
was the apparent return Of Narbe7vso,, - -
DeSt FORM He has been OF little or no holm -
the team Up TO this time. because NJ his ,u,,oe.
IL me early part Of the season. From, ~. -
however the mighty Matty'' may do b,s NAN.
20 carry the team TO the top. He is needed
fhiiaoephia Will be al the Polo Grounds To-
gay and Tomorrow, and then the Giants viii %
10 Boston for four games and finish ON, the
week Brooklyn has struck another losins
S9. sueak and is only few points removed from
last place again. 'ON iIoiii
Inc New York American Leaeue team, has .
los disastrous week, and fell from its bi,S
Sstale INTO third place 30 points bebin5 C,7a.a
u .sl4u ahc ~ points behind Philadelphfs The
t tii. ol1 Aot taIl on in its work particularly,
- ~ me luck OF the game seemed 10 be agains,
- AZ crltlcal moments. All things considered
the western trip was highly satisfactory am
IN oacK on home grounds the Highlander,
WI nave an opportunity TO again climb 10 m.
Sop Ihe team VIII get home on Wednesda,
lof three games with Boston. and viii then 81
on on another short trip 10 Phila delrhia se,
1Soston before settling down for a fuU fou
weeks al American League Park
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
LAWN TENNIS.
T1co Championship Tournaments to
Clash Again This Week.

Again two important lawn tennis championship
tournaments overlap this week and IL IS the sec
ond time this season that this condition OF affairs
has confronted the players. The Middle Atlantic
States meeting will begin this afternoon the
courts of the Orange Lawn Tennis Club. at Con-
vent Station n. j. The finals of the New Jersey
State championship on the courts Of the Morris
town Field Club at Morrfstown. N j., will be
played by tomorrow. II possible. so as TO allow
the competitors to move and I'LL engagements
at the other tournament
The Middle Atlantic States championship was
remarkable last year as producing sFeas drgs ng0f.
W-renn tr and in the challenge round ror lne
cup. Frederick b Alexander, the challenger raLnea
Utas aIso change OF title in the doubles, as Alex
epder and Harold H. Hackett succeeded 10 t4e
trophies OF Robert D. Wrenn and George L.
The womens championship was won by The the
Western player. Miss Carrie b Seeley. iI 1aIe
Helen Honans. the recent winner OF ine nattoI t.
cbampionship is expected to compete IN the tour
All ~ the events have filed with players well up
IN the ranging list and the meeting promises 20
ha one Of the best that has ever oeen helo upon
the Orange courts. which are popuiar WI WIN arS r1
class players. as they are OF snlooth anu
turf.
The experiment OF playing matches upon the cIuo
courts on Sunday. which was begun oy the halllll-
ton Grange Lawn Tennis Club early IN 'he SedSol'
has worked 10 the interest OF the sport among tne
r,an,hars Plav in the club championship and other
events was continued the courts az l4Sth sueeI
o1 convent avenue Yesterday. and the cup singles
J.ara brought up TO the final round IN thS 10Y hLL'
as Merrill Hall won his bracket In tne 5, lIMS1 SeT
ia IN the semi-fnai round with w: NJ Fischer Ar
thur L, Lovibond has reached the mai Iou9o 9 oI
tba andicap singles and the semi -nnal rOuhd ndS
t iraschad in the women's handicap singles. the
mems doubles and the consultations