The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-29

tvs Influential -sachars the last !
the week, sn0ng she number ta;ng /
Porter VI. Alison and " NJ. Ear.
som, OF Pleasant Gap. T ] VIII Ter.
OF Hume, VIM Dillon. OF MOUND aud |
s. E. Smith, q; Mingo
Porter NJ Allison ! a. declared his
Intention NJ hscOmiug q candidate
rthe Democratic nomination Tor
ounty superin' OF schools
ext spring. Mr. Allison Il well !
qualified for the office and his irienGr
Rave been urging him TO run FOR
some tire.
Ed Brltts' handsome stallion Wal.
nut Boy was over.driven Saturday
and came near dying that night.
Fortuna ly the deputy sta-o ve,eri-
mai ian was rig here and gave him |
prompt at. milton or he ould prob |
ably have died. He il getting along
very well but is stillin badcondltior.
Rockville Booster.
The colored brothers are not given
much space in th" R"nuhlkan Press
= shiS city cXcHp' just h lore an cleo
ton. ther they suddenly become
wOryhv II notice in the editorial col
umrs Ai."reGch election she Rapub.
'lcan-preSs could 'ruthmllY say 1.-THE
coloreG troops tit nobly," but will Il.
ChH'le" ella 'smlre and Miss Kittie
Downey veic married in Kansas City
Tuesday, October Goth. arrived
home Wednesday morning on the
morning train They will make their
home IN the Darby fruits farm, Of
which MIR. Glsssmire IL secretary.
Their host oi friends will join us In
Wishing them q prosperous and
happy married lite,-Amoret Post.
II there is an Item In the financial
sta Ancnt OF the county that il not
plain to Mr.. Funk, OF the Republican,
Press, he could "mosey" over TO the
county clerks office and ask that
obIiglrg official, Mr. " ks tolnakit
up Tor him or perinit him to look ny
The original bill and then, II any.
thing was wrong, hA could crltIcisc It
+all'gently-possibly,
What came neqr being "A dlsnatrous
fire happened on Henry Dickbrtders
farm north Of soWn Saturday, The
south bound passenger evidertiv 40
Is opt and II was with difficult yuat
the buildings were saved. As T. WAS.
,wo straw stacks, "a rick ri hay. four
ecres nj cora, swenty.hvepeAch trc \.
, n numier O. grape vines aud quite "
los Il meadow We're destroyed. The
Ipr0mp. assistance Of tn, ntiglhors
wat all that sevet she buildings.
They rallitG @ud every one fought a.
Tor him L ana so their efforts is due
thu net hat the damage was n"
lfaa r.-R ochyi''e Bous r.
IL commenting upon she SGnnt
Foik con st for L tied Sta ; : na
tor, he Lama" Delr ocrat, Bmou0
other $iiHQs says: "There il an If
tort upon she parJ Cf She supporters
, Of Gov. folE, to or az u stampede
IN bis | an.i There ore 2porss sent
unu from everywhere, s.htiHV tGa.
Folks gaining rapidly" letwheu
you 40 to investigate, you fall so
find the gains. Ssone Is strong in
= every portion OF the sta He is
: strong in this county II you don't
believe 1t now, walt until the vo =
/ pc polled and COM 9, end then
! you = know it,"
= A mans reputation Is established
at home among his neighbors, whe.
he is / st known. W. j. Bullock has
C lived all his life In Deerk ca k and
r Mound townships In the !. MT
pI maries f2G Democratic vo we're
n CO t, 1872 we. ) Tor Mr.. Bullock. In
e Mound, north district, Al vo welJ
J cast Tor Bullock and 2 against
h These aIo Mr.. Bullock's neirhbors
: who have known bin always. should
l. not the'- stimony In such o magri
e ficieht vote OF confidence be cppt
l. by the Democrats OF the county that
8 B'll Bullock is worthy the vo.2s or
II the Democratic ticket.
The Repub'ican-Press draws com
M; son OF the expen of the board
: b''ls rende. cd by the sberiff's Office
y under the lf t fourt n months o
% Democratic administration and ter
: months under the pi5 ntR publican
|. she. #. The board bills a. govern
a ed wholly by the number DIP. .soners
= IN the jail, tt1 price per day for each
% prisoner romaiD'l the same. The
she If is not l ponsible for the mum
l. lr OF Prisoners; this ought to |
patent even to Funk. Judge Denton
'e mo- been vsiy liberal In the exc, :'1t
OF the parole law, az is well klown
IL and the boe-ders at the jan have
+ on kept to the minimum, much tc
: the res. Is OF Sheriff Bee d, no doubt
D Ex.Atty. General Edward G. Crow
now a leading attorney Of st. Lou''
bar, will address the citizens OF Ricf
Hill tonight, Thursday, Oct. 29th
Ed Crow like BIll Stone IA q 1gaat fr