The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 7, 1882, Page 1

_and no superior in the State. Che Butler Ei WHAT THE GOVERNOR SAYS. Governor Crittenden Expresses Him- self on the Frank James Business, In a recent interview with a fe- publican reporter, Gov. Crittenden talked as follows in reference to the rumor of negotiations now pending concerning Frank James’ pardon: In response to questions the Gov- ernor stated that he was surprised atthe mere bosh some of the papers were publishing concerning the mat- ter; that he has not offered a pardon to Frank James through Mr. Haire or anyone.else ; a pardon could not be granted before conviction and he makes no rash promises; that he ha never received a line from Mr. Haire in regard to a pardon or other torm of executive clemency in behalf of Frank James; that he has not by word or otherwise made propositions to governors of other states asking them to join him in extending execu- tive clemency to James. The gov- ernor states that Frank James has neyer applied to him for clemency or pardon ; that when he desires a pardon it is presumable he will ap- ly for it after conviction for some ofhis crimes. Then he certainly would have the same right as others to ask such clemency. When asked what course he would ursue should a pardon for Frank Misses be applied for, his excellency replied: ‘“That is my vusiness, and when such application is mgde I shail act asI please, regardless of importunities or curses, and I wish to state alsothat I think Mr. Haire, provided he is correctly reported by sensational papers, is doing much unnecessary and loose talk concern- ing the matter and pursuing an in- judicious course. The noted: bandit may have cause to pray deliverance from such a friend, and further that the words attributed to me by Haire in an interview with a reporter of a St. Louis evening paper, ‘Let us join in the noble effort to retorm this man, atid restore him to a peacetul and honorable citizenship,” were neyer used by me to Mr. Haire or any one else. But supposing I had used them—is it not better to save and re- form than to for¢ver condemn and punish? While the executive of this state, I will pursue such a course as will in my estimation secure the en- - forcement of the law, and give tull security and protection to life and property in the manner which to me seems wisest, and leave my adminis- tration to be judged by the result, tully believing that the people in their sober second thought will measure all administration more by results than by the effusions of un- merited abuse poured out upon it by animmical and venal press: will I be checked in that course by | the ravings of a t ensational edi- tors whose patriotism is alone mea ured by the number of their papers daily sold.’’ The traveling correspondent of the Sedalia Democrat, writing from Butler under date of June 1st, pays the | . following deserved compliments: For State Senator in the Bates, Cass and Henry County district, Judge Ballard, the -present Repre- sentative of Bates county, is in the field with a strong support. He is aclever gentleman and a thorough Democrat, and would make acapital officer Judge Ballard votedtor the munority report of the redistricting bill. - His opponent is Dr. J. H. Britt, of Clinton, a leading Demo- crat of Henry county. Judge Levi Moier, who has so able and creditably represented Bates county in the Missouri House of Representatives is again m the field for the same office. Bates county seems almost solid for him in every Section. He is a tried, ‘true, able, fearless, agressive and progressiye Democrat, who has but 2 equals No man enoys a better political or legis- lative record, and certainly no man has done more for Bates county. Judge Moler has large and valuable interests in the county, and his inter- ests are identical with the county. | Hence it 1s that he has scarcely any Opposition and will probavly not have any when the ticket will be nominated. The Greenback party of Missouri nor} | Bates County Monthly Stock Sales. | la F and The above is to your interest and should | be your enterprise, you armers stock men. can make | them a success on a failure, but we | hope you will show to the northern counties, where said sales are a suc- cess, that Bates can sustain a stock | sale second to none in the state. | If the southwest is ail that we claim | for her, hardly should we be behind ‘in an undertaking of so much inter- est. Confidence and work, are the two things neccessary, and no man jcan doit all. Do you take your county papers? if not, subscribe at | once, then watch the stock column, j and use it to get the worth your money back, see if you can’t add something to it every month, either under the head wanted or for sale, then when sale hand whether as buyer or seller, or neither, be thete, watch the sales closely, see if they are conducted honestly, see if the interest of both buyer and seller are protected, then if you think a stock company would he better, ‘organize and take com- mand, but let us give the first sale on the 3rd Monday in June, a big whoop and a ‘tong whoop. For particulars, see your county papers or call on the agent. Re@pectfully, J. W. RILEY, Agt., Butler, Mo. T. G. HOUSTON, Superinten dent. of day comes be on Mrs. Jesse James. The widow of the noted outlaw, since the ‘‘removal’’ of her husband, has been so besieged by reporters and publishers that, in selt-protection, she has been compelled to pubhsha sworn statement denying that she has authorized the use ot her name ; in connection with any pretended history of her husband’s life. In this connection it may not be out of place to suggest that persons desiring to get at the facts of the lives of all the great American high- waymen would do well to examine Col. y. W. Buel’s famous ‘Border Outlaws.’’ which has just been re- vised and a new edition published from new plates throughout, by the enterprising publishers, Dan Linahan & Co., St. ment elsewhere in this paper. | Louis. See advertise- | Vernon County Ticket. The following compose the Demo- cratic ticket nominated at the pri-| imaries in Vernon on last! Saturday: For Congress—-A. Churchell. ‘+ Representative—Wm. Hall. Circuit Clerk—P. Kexrode. County Clerk—A. Cummins. Recorder—A. J. King. Sheriff—W. I. Fisher. Pros. Att’y.—C. T. Davis. Treasurer—A. McGovney. Assessor—C. L. Golibart. Collector—A. C. Sterett. Probate Judge—H. P. Gray. Presiding Justice Co. Court— ! Paul F. Thornton. Z ‘© Associate Justice Dis.No. 1.— Frank Koontz. “ No. 2.—J. C. Graham. couaty “ ss “ a“ Brown Bread.—One pint of corn meal, the same of rye, one-half | teacupful molasses, one coffe cup of sour milk, one teaspoonful of soda, one of salt, and sufficient sweet milk or water to make it soft enough to turn into a pan or dish; cover it tight, and steam it four or five hours. : panaeeeecemenceenceceenereneeeenaeees Mrs. Read, in Foote’s Health Monthly gives the following recipe | for cake, which she declares to be 1 | beth wholesome and palatable: | ‘One cup each of milk and sugar, | ‘two cups: of flour prepared with | yeast powder, the same as for bis- j j cuit one egg well beaten, with a lit-; Itle salt and spice. Stir all together, | will soon puton the cloak of pro-j and beat with an egg beater until | hibition to cover up its other de- | full of air bubbles, and bake imme- tormities. diately. BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY, Hl A TTORNEY Atl LAW, | counties. | J, Everingham, M.D_ E, L, Rice M.D, | Residence west side | JUNE 7 NO. Lawyers. McCGINDLEY, Butler Mo. ! M.S. COWLES & CO. HENRY A, Office east side of square, Edwards’ ; block. Will practice in all the courts of | Bates and adjoining counties, in the Uni- ted States courts at Kansas City and Jeff- erson City, and in the Supreme court at Jefferson nio-tt S. B. LASHBKOOK. THOS. J. SMITH. | Gert ROOK & SMITH, Attorneys at Law utler, Mo. Will practice in the courts of Bates and adjoining coun- ties, Collections promptly attended to and Taxes Paid tor Non-residents. Office, front room over Bates county Na- tional Bank. n2 tf. CARRY THE LARCEST STOCE OF OHN $.& S. P. FRANCISCO, Attor neys at Law, Butler, Mo., will prac tice in the courts of Bates and adjoining Prompt attention given to coi- lections. Office over Hahn & Co.’s hard- ware store. 79 Clothing gents Funishing Goods, YARKINSON & AERNATHY, Attor- | neys at Law, Butler, Mo. Office west side of the square 22 HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler, | | Hats, Caps ,Boots and Shoes, court of record in Missouri, and do gener- In the County, where all the latest novelties and best goods. at the lowest prices will be found al collecting business. A. RIGGS, Attorney at Law and e Notary Public. Office in Probate Court room. Vv J O. JACKSON, attorney at law, «Butler, Mo., office over F, M. Crumly’s, Drug house oa West side 261-17-tf W. T. Woolery STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES — ———— ent AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST Rte eee Country Produce Wanted in Exchange For Goods True & Co., Augusta, Marne. ery GB, LEWIS, s,non J WILLIAMS, . Plain and Ornamental Plasterer. Otters his services to the citizens of Bates county in all branches of Plastering, in- cluding Kalsomining, etc. He has had a $66 a week in your own town. Terms and $5 outfit free. Address H Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine. 16-1y Unnatural Obstructions.—Certain tun- damental laws of nature are demanded by the human organism. As life quires constant and. regular action, there d fs neccessarily a continual wearing out re- OHN PERRIE, M. D. Ph sician_ ani D Obstetrician, Butler, Mo. Office | Of material and a corresponding accu- HARNESS and residence, house lately occupied by } mulation of effete matter, which must be T. Graves, near East district shool. | thrown off through the different chanels —sSTORE— eference, Dr. L. M. Wright 22297 | of the system. This is absolutely nec- ED KELLER & Cc J M. CHRISTY, M. D., Homoepathic | Cess4ry to a healthful action of the hu- " o. ePhysician and surgeon. Special at-} man machine; but should the channels PROPRIETORS. The boss livery man of Bates county has removed his splendid Livery Stock, tention givento female diseases, Butler Mo. Office, North side square over Hahn & Co’s. Residence, Ohio street, doors west ot Wyatt & Boyd’s lumbe yard. 15-tf D. WOOD, Physician and Surgeon, e Butler, Mo. Office over Aaron | Hart’s store. of egress becmoe obstructed, or blocked up, disease and suffering would be the legitimate result. Nearly all females, married or single, at stated times suffer from the obstructions, leading to head- ache, leuchorrhoea, loss of appetite, . hysteria, prelapsus, loss of color, prostra- Hus | tion, emaciation etc. There is one rem } VI Ala {" edy which will cure this condition ot fe- | BRICK Ss TABL E | male lite, known as English Female Bit-! tormerly oecupied by Nave & Wam- ters, the grand triumph as a temale reg- | scott, on North Main street, where ulator 26-2t | he will be always ready to meet the | demands of the pubiic forg | | BUGGIES, HORSES Saddle Horses. : South side square, utler, Mo., nest i door to Jeter’s Jeweler Store b! We have a full stock of saddlery and has- ness. Goods first-class and sold as cheap | as the cheapest. Honest work guaran- | teed. Favor us with a call. 19-3m. Buehner & Joseqh, Manufacturers an Cc. BOULWARE, Physic’ Office north side square, Diseases of women and chil- The Climax Bed Spring Manufactured by Cruzan & Madden, | Butler, Mo. To whom it may concern, We the undersigned citizens of Butler after having fairly tested the merits of the | above named bed springs, do most cheer- tully recommend them to parties desir- !ing a good bed spring, believeing they A_ BATHURST, Physi n. Altona | Mo. 1 attend promptly to all pro | tessiona!l calls. 13-tt | jhetesale Deniers im Fine Cigars. — Large stock always on hand and or- Residenee east of sqr, with J, C : Clark, oe EVERINGHAM & RICE. North Main street z = : Carriages,. 273m _~— ders promptly filled. PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS, —— sustained <a cen : ie . aie : 2 . Duncan, . H. Renick, and all equipment at are kept at Having f d rtnership tor th = is = — pounce as COED pp peer J. £. Keller, Chas. Denney, first-class livery stables. Will also THE BOLD ROBBERY their services to the citizens of Butler W.T. Heath, J. ee sea buy and sell —OF— and surrounding country, ©. T.*McFarland. W‘¥ Madd: OFFICE 1st door west of Pentzers JR Simpson. ss SA Riggs. Mul d Hi | JESSIE JAMES, Furniture store. Calls attended to ‘A Watson - J M Douglass es an Orses. AT at all hours, day or night, both in the J H Sisson John Caven m R C H I Ee: es city and country- 241 14 J M Catterlip every day in the week Sundays ex- Does not attect the price ot turmiture in that place, whére. you can get a good rips epee ee ee ae T $3.50; irs 3-953 a bed— ataad bev Si; a quod rocking utale 75 cts; a safe tor $4.25; a cradle for $1.50. Also keep in stock meal and flour chests, and all kinds of furniture keptina bret class store and the best sewing machine in- the market. Oil cloth, series! trunks, walicte gee chroguet ana SE a cepted. Mr. Lewis is the prince of S. KELSO, M. D. Physician anal Butler, Juae 2nd, 1882. clever fellows and is perfectly at [Ve Samet iret dock: over Post} A Templeof United Order of An-| home in the livery business. He office Butler Mo. 220 12-1 cient Templars was organized by | always anticipates the wants ot his ae aa 5 REIS sae Theadore Hill, Past Supreme Tem- customers and never fails to meet Brrx & CROCKETT, Attorneys at | Plas, of Mattoon, Ill., with the fol- per Law and Insurance Agents, Rich Hil lowing officers: Collections a 5; on ‘Pp. T., W. E. Tucker, Hy Mo. specialty. sixth street, under City Hall. to ge_ your pictures framed. Bighest price tor waln : ‘Temp., C. Cummings, sets and bird cages. My stock of H. StAY TEED Atiomey at Law| V.V., Mra. C. Cummings, — | Fee Se Sind ST Teraisare "and way become dae given to Probate huis = of te Lect., Rev. Sam’l, Alexander, | = tte eereerea ty ee ie aeemarieee carpentersand builders. Now hore thot ee ae Recorder, B. M. Donnelly, Miscellaneoas. Financier, S. B. Newbill, ESTABLISHED OVER THIRTY YEARS. |} ‘Treas, Dr. L. M. Wright, snd sce my mammoth stock betore CULBERTSON, Reab Estate Agent, - Marshal, R. W. Daniels, Agents Wanted fer Sullivan’s. at other places. W- E. Leow. «Rich Hill Mo., P. O. Box 342. Car- - Bessie Tannyhill ‘ iste _ Archie Mo. respondence solicited. no 41-tf. Asst. ne D sere) Ir land of T Da’ a TRI hes S Guard., Martin S. Hasty. e. 0- y Guardian Novice of Finat set.» . lal ta it V. BROWN, Juege ot Probate, But- Watchman., J. N, ee « ler Mo. Will draw end acknowledge | The 1 emple orgamzed with thir- | deeds, contracts, leases and all papers re- ty-five charter members. | Centuries or English oppresxion set . quiring the acknowledgment or yurat of a * ‘forth. [It describes Ireland’s ruin and clerk of a court of record. As a pursgative medicine tor billious- | the people’s desperation. It shows how | ness and constipation, Bailev’s Saline | the land was confiscated and the indus- Notice is hereby given thaf the signed guardian of the person-and of Jasper N. Chambers, minor, has a just and true exhibit of the imselt and his said wa; : filed the .ame with the Probate a Bates county, Missouri. and that on toe first day of the next August tert, 1852, of said court, he intends to ask said conrt tor leave to make final settlement ot hie guardiznship accounts,‘and for his dix charge as such guardian. Groace W. Contes, ste Bi * Introduction by Thos Power O'Conner, M.P. a OR SALE, A resident lot in Cowite’s addition, on Ohio street. Splendid location. Apply at this office. 202-tf, 26-2t, t 4 $3 cality, Something entirely new | and begin work 2tonce. For tull partic- , Aperient is making rapid advances toghe | tries destroved, It exolains the land , Bill, contains 32 engravings and map in, colors. Price only $2.00 per copy. Sales | OR SALE or RENT—Two or three |} : pete in different parts of the city | tor agents, $5 outfit free, G, W, Iscram i ulars, address J.C. Mc urdy Eto. St. Enquire ot J. Everingham, D 273tj Co, soston, 3 Louis, Mo. | front } league, the land act and the Coercion ; ront. Per week can be made in any io | immense. Send 50 cents for tull outfit ©