The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 20, 1887, Page 3

BUTLER (TIONAL BANK. —IN— Block, MQ. pera louse BUTI LER, ‘apitals = S6G6,000, PLUS $5,500 \, H.SULLENS...-..- Prestdent Ht = a “ER POWELL,.-- Vice President. OOKEN ALTON, .-++--+-+-+-Cashier SKINS Ast Ca shier, S JENKINS, - Ree RY -. Wlerk and Collector: DIRECTORS .T. C. Boulware, 4, Tucker. Booker Powell, Green W. Walton, j- H Sullens, John eet Simpson Dr. N. L. Whipple A yon, Ws, E, Wilton, -H, Dutcher J. Rue Jenkins, Receives deposits, loans money, and ansacts a general banking business. Weextend to ourcustomers every ac- smmodation consistent with sate bank- ag CORRESPONDENTS. ist Nat'l Bank ourth National Bank over National Bank - Kansas City. t. Louis. New York. BATES COUNTY ational Bank, (Organized in 1S71.) OF BUTLER, MO. apital paid in, - - $75,000. wplus - - - + $71,000 .. TYGARD, J. 8. MEWBERRY, .C.CLARK President, Vice-Pres, Cashier. FARMERS It Costs Less to Feed 50 Hogs With DR. JOS. HAAS’ H06 & POULTRY REMEDY As A Preventative] un to lose one by DISEASE, mausethe extra pork it puts upon the hogs Mi return three times its costs. farmers and feeders who have used it write elollows : leonsider it a sure cure and do not iatend to @¥ithout it M D. Johnson, Walker, Mo isa success and we cheerfully testify to une, Griffin & Bro, LaPlata, Mo dhave used Dr. Jos. Haas’ hog remedy and Mrecommend itasasurecure for hog chol- mand lam sure it has saved me from $300 $1,000 Frank Lee, Hannibal, Mo. Wehave sold it in a dozen instances, no cure wpy, and have never losta cent. It has werfailed. Brown & Mills, Louisville, mo. Thave used your medicine for severa’ F. Walter, Knox ¢ Ifind it the best preventive for prev eases C. R. Dawson, Denver, Mo eerily recommend it to all having hogs icted with cholera, T. A. Bufford, Louisville, Mo. Iwill not be without Haas’ hog remedy ‘if’ it ‘wt three times the present price. John Castin, Grant City, Mo. Dr. Haas hog remedy does all he claims for i C. P. Haxton, Louisville, Mo. lam satisfied it will pay for itself in putting afesh, aside from keeping hogs healthy. ’ Thos. H. Logan, Grant, City Mo. Your remedy gives better satisfaction than other, S. B. Smith, Perry, Mo. amconvinced, ifthe medicine is properly Sven, itis the thing for hogs. W.J. McCray, Browning Mo. Since using your remedy] have not had the Solera among hogs. ' John S Courtright, Pecnliar, Cass Co, Mo. , tis the best thing of the kind I ever used. x A.J Leggett, Hannibal Mo. ‘our remedy is ata caoeea satisfaction. A. H, Lewis, Boliver,Mo. FRICES, $2.50, $1.25 and 50 cents, yer box 2% ponnd cans, $12 50 Tor sale by PYLE & CRUMLEY, Butler Missouri, Who are authorized by me to recei i for- yard tions or the insurance of ¥ young tomagdantdieaces, ‘shall Contracts of insurance will vide that I ware ce will provide ighest Market price ey, insured hog which dies from diseases fed the remed?. Jos. Haas,V. S., Indianapolis. 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Address or cal! on F, HISCOX, 84@ Broadway, New York. Mention this peper. _ ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American | at Washing poadeae ec free end promk JAY GOULD. ——— - = Estimate of His Strength and His Weakness and His Future. ' There is no one in the country at Goulk just at present who acts more t financial disturbanee, which was so easily turned to his own private ce n ady . has called forth comment | j frola every one interested in com- | merce, and the fact that his victim | at this Juncture was a man who is | almost universally unpopular, has | F \ ir Besides, the man’s ways are so un fathomable; he surrounds himself with such an air of mystery, and so little is known about his manner of life, that any story, no matter how absurd, is readily believed about him. There much, however, in the methods of Jay Gould that is worthy of attention, for he is a product of his time and of the peculiar con- is ditions now existing in this country. He has amassed so many millions that a few more can never be appre ciated by him, and still he keeps on playing his game with all the keen- ness of one who had everything at risk, although the stakes can now make no difference. The passion of gaming has now become a second nature. He sits at his table. silent and cool, while thousands make their bets on the cards which are so plain ly marked to Lim who deals. He never takes the trouble to justify his business, his contempt for those who stake their money on his play is suprei while he never fails to rake in the the board. and he spares no pains to kuow every detail of the men who come forward t dollar they have on His industry is untiring, so constantly to try issues with him and his system. As a gambler in stocks, he is execrated all over the ‘reased the interest inthe last deal. | | future of the property. He hasnever been known to undertake the im- igton and Quiney, for | strong ke the Chicag j instance. has never been disturbed, | ps it is not difficult to pre- 1e probable future of such : that he will hold his wealth | together during his lifetime, there is little doubt, or that upon his death the work of disinte: n will be- This heaping up of money is lofty aim for able men, and it is probable that the danger to society has been much over estimated many writers. by The millionaire gets his board and clothes, and leaves every penny behind him. If he merely scrapes together dollars that have been wrung from others, he is a perasite, while if he creates new enterprises, he is so far a useful citizen. The final reckoning is made with him and the account closed. Thousands will breathe easier when Gould is dead, and many fine securi- ties will pass into other hands. All his dexterity, cunning and ability will leave no real impress on his fellow men. Speaks Out—The G. A. R. Fanatical Cranks. Col. Biere! To the Kansas City Times: Topeka. Kan., July 8.—Iaman old soldier and member of the G. A. R., and am heartily pleased with the manly letter of President Cleveland to Mayor Francis, of St. Louis. It is x deserved rebuke to Commander in-Chief Fairchild, General Tuttle, of Towa, and other republican parti sans who, in endeavoring to use the G. A. purposes, have grossly insulted the president, and through the whole people. R. to accomplish political him Tn assuming to speak for all the union soldiers they have counted without their hosts. The land; yet there is another side of his character which often considered. las not been so He isa wonderful umizer. ‘ Te can build up as well as destroy, and combined with his cynicism toward individuals there is faith in the future of the pro in property that he controls He will risk millions and has faith in, and he selects new investinents with 2 keenness which would 1 ost prophetic if it were not the result of the most rigid in ve m. From the early days of his history he never liked to take chances, and he never spared pains to be thoroughly posted. When a man like Jim came to New York, fresh from his easy triumphs Keene in San Francisco, with some millions to back him. it seemed if there was an opporent worthy of Gould’s best efforts. but Keene’s overthrow was not a difficult task, although there was a time when Gould appear- ed inclined to let the Californian go his way rather than really wrestle with him. Not very many have actually coped with him of late years in along and broad way, his power has been too great, and he has given properties than to men. He well concealed his mistakes covered his failures and never, the public knows, taken any one into his confidence. His private life is free from scandals, he has none of the vanity which so often accompa- nies marked ability and he reads hu- man nature like an open book. as own has That such a man has power for far-reaching good or evil goes with- out saying, and that he exercises it for both is certain. It is difficult to try to estimate which predominates. He does much evil in watering stocks, in selling at high figures to low figures from holders he has frightened. great good by developing extensive enterprises which could not have reached their present proportions without his organizing abilities. He 1 done a much more attention to | ard for and | 2dministration. that be the result elsewhere as well as in democratic soldiers as well as thou sands of good republicans denounce their which, if will end in the disruption of the G. In most of the the soldiers, it is true, are in the minori course, continued, A. R. organization. posts in Kansas democratic ty. only few having joined the or- ation, and those joined the order under the assurance that it was 2bsolutely non-partisan, and mi vy of those who joined have su: abandoned their connection there with as soon as they discovered it was being used by designing poli ticians to advance the interests of the remain are growing tired of having all manner of partisan acts done and resolutions sent out to the world by posts and department officials as the unanimous work of the order. They demand that the obligations of the order be observed, and the consider- ation of all partisan matters about republican party. Those who which soldiers as republican and democratic citizens differ be excluded; if not they will leave the order and form an organization of soldiers who are democrats. and will publish to the world their high ye- Mr. Cleveland and _ his ex-union CARL DUNDER. —se pee He Jumps Onto the Wrong Man Again te 2 «2 ‘ “Sergeant, oudt to a vhas some rest me?” softly inquired Carl Dunder; as he tip-toed into tke Woodbric Street House yesterday. “Not that Tknow of—why? re pled Sergt. Bendal. ay “Vhell strange Ss tahon + two or three days ago a man comes in my place Vhas I Carl Dunder? I vhas. Al! right. Mr. Dunder, I vhas of the Board of Health, und T like to look in your cellar for dead rats and chod era. Dot seems all right to me, und so Tlight der candle und he goes doun. He vhas gone a long time, und vhen he comes cop he says dos cellar vhas all right. He vhas in New York, Chicago, Toledo und o@- der places, und he neafer see sooch a clean place.” “Some swindler, of course.” “Vhell, in der afternoons anodder man vhalks inon me. Vhas I Can Dunder? I All right. Mr. Dunder, vhas dot sewer in your cel- lar all right? : vhas. If he vhasn't, dot sew- er gas fills der whole place und you vhas taken to der bone-yard. Dot seems all right und I let him go doun. He vhas gone x good while, und vhen he coomes eop he says he vhas in Buffalo, Cincinnati Syracuse and Baltimore, neafer und he sooch a sewer petore. see “He was another swindler.” ~Vhell, dis morning the third man comes in. Vhas I Carl Dunder. 1 vhas. All right. Mr. Dunder, I vhas der Fire Commission. Maype your cellar vhas all right if you vhas cut off by fire, und maype she needs some fire escapes. Blease light dot candle und I shall He vhas gone twenty minutes. und vhen he comes oop he wipes off his shin mit his elbow. see. Dot put some ideas in my hedt, but he says he vhas in Kansas City, Omaha, Milwaukee and St. Paul, und he neafer saw a cellar fixed up like mine. In case of tire he could shump out like a rabbit.’ “What a greenhorn you are!” “Vhell, maype Ivhas. I go down cellar pooty quick to look aroundt, und T tind dot dose fellers drink three bottles of my wine, und shteal some more. Dot vhas a game on me, Ser geant “Of course it was.” *Vhell, I made oop my mind dot der next feller pays for all. Shust after dinner he comes in. He vhar sweet und shmiling. Vhas I Carl Dunder? I vhas. All right! T like to go down cellar to see your—” “What?” “Shust about dot time I shumip for him und in two minutes he was pulverized. I make a mop of hin und I smash two tables mit his heels. ‘He crawls out doors after awhile, und vhen he vhas gone half an hour my telephone rings. Hello! Vhas dis Carl Dunder?’ He vhas. Vhell,. 1 My. Dunder. you haf almost killed der mans we sent to read your gas meter und she vill cost you fife dignified, honest and business-like hooneredidalinsidotecitien This wilf probably Kansas. Demogratic soldiers did “No! And you pounded the wrong man?” : “Vhell, how can [help it? One their duty as well and bravely as_re- day a false expressman brings me @ publican soldiers, and they do not) tone ina package und collects 80 propose by their silence to longer cents. Der next day anodder man confiding buyers, and in buying at are fast disgusting the whole country He has accomplished } countenance the outrageous and dis-| tings me a package, und after I lick loyal denunciations of Fairchild, | him ] find she was a bundle from Tuttle and other extreme partisans, der sthoer. One man comes in und nor tamely submit to the violations collects money to build a shurch. He of obligations by Go A. R. posts| casa shwindler und Ilook out. because # partisan majority does 80. gif der next man some awful kicks, The bigots therein have disgusted und he proofs dot he vhas a preach- their best men of both parties. They er. You see, it was all pecause no- have practically made the St- Louis }),,4, vhas like himself two times. national encampment a failure, and Sergeant!” “Well.” “I was going home und go to hed. If ten hoonor- ed men come to shwindle me it vhas if » my telephone to-night by their petty exhibitions of parti- sanship and spite. Respectfully, ete.. E. Brerer. I vhas sick all oafer. all right und I doan’ say a word. ¥ OOTY |. “1 World That I Were Dead!” you ring 00] igh | und I vhas hanged by der neck m < many a wretched housewife to- 2 ary and heartened. she wood-shed, you can say dot I re i A rself to perform her ly | died because of “Jt don't seem as if I could : ry eoun- nay be ie heat of n nonths, if 1 and vitalized vith Ayer é Every per- son who has used this remedy hag been gr : benefited. Take it this month. n unfailing r 3 nts to which your sex 1S It will restore you to health Try it. All druggists. acrain 4 again