The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 10, 1887, Page 1

| , The Butler Weekly Times. BUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10, 1887 fable Mo. Pacific R. R | PROHIBITIONISTS BADLY DE- | FEATED. NO. 37 County Court Proceedings. ounty Court Proceedings, FOURTH Day. {LexisGTON & SouTHERN BRANCH.) ' = — = J } iS FIRST Day. Accounts allowed. “Pi commencing Sunday, May roth, and | Ses! Phe following sccounts were al Wn. Buzan, temporay relief | | j fo, ay ——, trains will leave | The \mendment Snowed Under By | Ako : pauper, j = 20.00; [ | | oe tte NORRIL. Fully Fifty Thonsand. Me B. Rosser. print ug. $18.00, W.W. Eldridge, work forjail, 7.71 li f FED a] este... ..+casacat are GW. Tucl guarding jail, 30.00 J. M. McKibben. mdse. poor | Wy Farm np-K.C. Express.....066 7:55PM| 7, . _ (J. W. MeVeigh. line for jail. 1.00 | farm, 16.35 | I Mu 134—Accommodation.. ...2:00 PM Galveston, Texas, Aug. 4—All in) ed. T. Steele, - upplies ert. | Juo. C. Hayes, fees cir. clerk, 5 ee | for | GOING SOUTH. terest centered in the prohibition | oo, ; 3.50 it J H og ae Si — L sagTexas ae abcorerd 9:14 PM | amendmentand the campaign forand | J..i4¢ Siiti,, tae "OR jes Gee 7a _— DESL a f tayAccommodation.....-8:65 rer against its ratification was conducted | ; 2 ora fa Bee making tax books 629.67 | IN 0, S. L. & E. Div. with great vigor. Never in the his- stile Bede pee ee mdse poor farm, —_ 5.50 — GOING WEST. tory of Texas had such a canvass i 3.05 ig ae ‘, : en _ 145—Passenger.. +++1t:504M| been waged. It was no party issue. ee 2, ey “658.46. 4 147—Accomodation . + 9:5C AM en as B. F. Howe, assessing Sum- ar GOING EAST. = ee es eee are. sienogranher, 20.00 mit townshi : 23.47 | “By. 146—Passenger..... . 7:35 p| arrayed against each other in the) pen Cain, support pauper 9.00 | Mrs y Ps 47 | “ ones: oe — »™ | contest, and able men from abroad | gam, Boyd bane, i i i rs. G. W. Patterson, sup- trains mai \- Se vd, ‘y sup- i Law eey t. Louis and ail points cast took part. The papers of the state port pauper, I 12.00 port Jacob Stratton, 22.50 Clerk ordered to authorize state auditor to draw warrant in favor of Oscar Reeder, county Treasurer, for state school moneys. Quarterly settlement of Oscar Reeder, approved. msand all points south, Colorado, Liifornia and all points west and north- For rates and other intormation ly to E, K. Carns. Agent. discussed daily for and against un- til the people from one end to the other were thoroughly aroused. For months the question was discussed from every rostrum and platform in Sarah Powell, keeping pauper, 22.50 Application of Fell & Turnbull for license at Shobe, refused. P. H. McCoy, school loan $240.00 P. H. Durland, dramshop license ata | ree. q CUT Klu OPERA sbhacPER. 1. IGz0. E. CATTERLIN <9 DEPUTY Texas until the alignment became granted to run dramshop at Hume. | Ae KID OXFORD TIE. sharply drawn and the tension ex- wet : j ; County Surveyor acolbaiiy Set. SECOND DAY. Dramshop license granted Al Ganz Between thie tos Eger Accounts allowed: at Walnut, for 6 months. AND een the pros and the antis | S each side was confident of victory Mary Hall, sup. poor farm, 233.00 | School loan to W. T. Heath, $150.00 CIVIL ENGINEER. today. The result. however, has | Nee Wade, printing. a ewe — Chedlincals EAE been a Waterloo to prohibitionists, | Jewett & Hickman, coffins | Jno. C. Hayes, criminaicosts, 13.00 8 Orders of Surveys left with 5 aes i eae ee pauper, 23.1 Patent ordered issued to Frederick me will reswwe prompe st | as the returns thus far received indi- M . Sg ae 3.10 JSBas es MOD) Vind . Square, over R.A. Atki- cate that the amendment has been|~~\ | sl ear ious a joe NES 3 Seco ae se, 4 County, Mo. defeated by a majority approximat- bridge Com. , 35.30 | N. E. See. 15, Twp. 40, R. 29. ‘ - — _ mening 40,000: All the larze towns A. E. Brann, rep. chain crt | Dramshop petitions of the follow- » It qv OY NIg 1 ave majorities against it ex house, 15.05 |ing parties examined and approved aN. E. I UCK ER, most oon. se iti Hager Mary E. Elledge. keeping for 12 months: G. A. Heath & Co., DENTIST, of 198 for. i hee pauper, 22.50 |5. M Jeflries, Henry Kaune, Geo. H. i The election, while hotly contest Pyle & Crumley, supplies Todd, A. E. Beatty, W. B. Roley, J. UTLER, ~ MISSOURI. : - ; qe bees. 23.75 | L. Keedy & Co., Chris. Schmidt, R.| * = sa ed throughout the state, passed off Notice of School Election UFFICE OPERA HOUSE. Lawyers. W. BADGE! LAWYER. ll practice in all courts. All legal business itrictly attended to, Office over Bates Co. Na- tonal Bank, Butler, Mo. DARKINSON & GRAV a ATTORN2YS AT LAW. Office West Side Square, “Yyiown’s Drug Store. FHoLcomn « sat = " LAWYERS BUTLER, MO. Office front room over Bates 19 Coanty National Bank. |. S. Francisco. S. P. Fravcisco. IRANCISCO BROS. Attorneys at x Law, Butler, Mo., will practice in the courts of Bates and adjoining Prompt attention given to col- ns. Office over Wright & Glorius’ ] hardware store. 29 over Lans- TH A T W. SILVERS, ° ATTORNEY : LAW Will practice in Bates and adjoining counties, in the Appellate Court at Kansas City, and in the Supreme Court at Jeffer- son City. e@PUrrice North Side Square, over A. L. McBride's. zitf Physicians. J. R. BOYD, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Orricke—East Side Square, over Max Weiner’s, Ig-ly J. M. Curisty, ~EAaEtas ButLer, Mo. W.H. BALLarp, DRS. CHRISTY & BALLARD, HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Office, tront room over P. O. All calls answered at oflice day or night. Tele- phone communication to all parts of the city. Specialattention given to temale diseases T C. BOULWARE, Physician and e Surgeon. Office north side square, Butler, quietly, and the best order prevailed | at the polls. Wilson (a carpenter employed by P. P. Loeffler) met with a shocking ac- } cident last Monday evening about | 6 looking box, and curious to ascer ed an investigation by opening out The & or 10 year old son of Chas. | o'clock. Finding a mysterious tain its contents he at once institut the contrivance with a hatchet. The strang box was a fog torpedo (so the matter is explained to our reporter by Dr. Kimball,) and a fog torpedo is an article used in various railroad ! Bennett Wheeler & Co. mdse | S. S. Reese, assessing Wal poor farm, A. L. McBride, mdse sheriff, 5.50 | for nut township. 71.60 W. W. Hill, digging pauper grave, 1.00 H. Mallett, sev. janitor cir. court. 38.75 | L. J. Donohoe. wolf scalf, 1.50 | Warrants ordered cancelled for | Treasurer: Salary fund, Contingent fund, Election & Jury fund, 82.95 | 164.64 1.65. and marine work for giving signals, | Pauper 13.75 etc. The unfortunate boy received | Prairie City R. R. sinking no signal from the torpedo in ques- fund, 5.20 D. Jones, Randle Bros., Hughes & Elgert. Patent granted to W. S. Couch, David E. Couch and Cora Lampton, as heirs of Jos. C. Couch, lot 6, Sec. Twp. 39, R. 32. SISTH DAY. Accounts allowed. Wesfern Enterprise, printing. T. J. Boswell, conveying in- $18.00 tion, however, until he had fully Prairie City R. R. Int fund, 18.95 closed his investigation—by which | Mt Pleasant R. R. warrant, 172.31 time the torpedo had very nearly “coupons, 2,391.00 closed his career. Striking the im-| Common school fund, 936.45 plement a forcible blow with his|Twp. No. 9, 100.00 hatchet, it exploded and he received 14, 150.00 the entire contents in his face, which = 29, 150.00 was horribly powder-burned. With * 25, 1,000.00 rare good fortune, though, it is thought the boy's eyesight was not injured, and that he will pull through his firey experience all right.—Rich Hill Review. Indians Threatening. Aitkin, Minn., Aug. 4.—One hun- dred Indians in their war paint camp- ed near here this morning, determin- ed to secure the release of the squaws arrested yesterday for committing depredations. The citizens near the camp were much alarmed and pre- pared for fight as serious trouble was feared. Later in the day the squaws were released as the authorities were in awe of the bucks. Couriers have arrived at Aitken Swamp land patent granted to Frank P. Lee for lots 5 and 6, N. E. See. 2, Twp. 39, R. 33. Appointment of C. A Denton as collector of back tax in Rich Hill, approved. Bridge Com. ordered to advertise and let contract to repair bridge on Butler and Appleton road. Collector's bond of Stewart Atcher- son, Deepwater township, approved. Dramshop license granted Hughes & Elgert, A. E. Beatty at Rich Hill, | and Thos. S. Hudson, in New Home township, and Fred Matti, at Dapin- | ville. THIRD Day. Accounts allowed: | Mrs. McHenry, sup pauper O. F. Renick, med. attendance sane to asylum. 10.50 R. & T. A. Ennis, mdse Co. offices, 1.20 P. F. Thompson, school loan, 135.00 R. &T. A. Ennis, stationery, 41.75. Samuel Hale,supportpauper —_9.00 | T. J. Boswell, per diem and mileage Co. Judge, 40.30 J. H. Sullens, per diem and mileage Co. Judge, 41.80 Clark Wix, per diem and mileage Co. Judge, 36.30 G. G. Glazebrook, ret. on warrant 1.00 W. W. Hill digging pauper grave 3.00 Bridge Com. ordered to make es- timate on repairs on two iron bridges on Mound branch, east of Butler. Court adjourned to meet Sept. 19th, 1887. A Generous And Extensive Loan. An earnest Christian lady makes the following offer to our readers:— “J will loan, free of postal and all charges to such of your readers as will promise a careful reading and 'to pay return postage after reading it, a book which in interesting style (see the Bible to be a self-inter- preter, and its teachings grandly sanctified reason and common sense. «I want to put this book into the hands of all the skeptically inclined, as an aid and guard against the growing scientific skepticism. It is Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in district i, township 40 and range 31, in Bates county Missouri, on August 9th, 1887, in the lower room in John Pyle’s building, heretofore used_as aschool room, situated on the east si-te of Delaware Street between Da- kota and Fort Scott streets, in Butler, Mo., ; at which election the qualified voters of said district will be asked to vote upon the proposi- tion to borrow money and issue bonds therefor to the amount of two thousand five hundred dollars, for the purpose of putting in suitable heating apparatus in the west side school building, fencing and improving the east side school building, bui'ding a new school house for the colored children of said district, and buying such furniture as may be required by said district: said bonds to ran from five to twenty years, and such election to commence at 7 0’clock 8. m. W.G. ROSE, A. H. LAMB, 34-3t Clerk of School Board, President AS Pablic Notice. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the county clerk’s office up to Friday, August 9th., i887, to furnish Bates county with coal forthe ensuing winter. The amount to be contraeted for, 2000 bushels. dis- tributed as follows: 400 bushels at county poor farm, 300 bushels at jail, and 1,300 bush- els atcourt house in Butler. The coal must be Rhumatism and Nuralgia Curd i» Two Days. The Indiana Chemical Co. have discov ered a compound which acts with truly marvelous rapidity in the cure of Rhew- matism and Neuralgia. We guarantee it to cure any and every case of acute Inflammatory Rheumatism and Neuralgia in 2 pays, and to give immediate relict in chronic cases and effect aspeedy cure. On receipt of 30 cents, in two cent stamps, we will send to any address the prescription for this wonderful compound which can be filled by your home di uggidt at small cost. We take this means of giving our discovery to the public instead of putting it out as a patent medicine, jt being much less expensive. We wilt gladly refund money {f satistaction is n¢t given. Tue InpiaNa Cuemicat Co., 1o-1yr Crawtordsville, Inu Pure Bred Poultry. Plymoth Rock Chickens, Bronze of good merchantable quality, the contractor| Turkeys and Pekin Duck eggs, fer to give bond to be approved by court. All bids subject to a) eee Geraldton of county sale by Mrs. R. V. WILLiAMs, court. foun H. SULLENS,”? ae $ Judges Tos. J. Boswxti Administrator’s Notice. Notice is hereby given, that letters of admin- istration with the will annexed upon the estate of Subina Hiple, deceased, have been granted tothe meiersieme by the Bates county Pro- bate Court, in Bates county, Missouri, bearing date the 20thday of Jal: 1ee7, All persons pane claims against sald estate are required toexhibitthem to him for allowance, within one year from the date of said letters, or ay may be precluded from any benefit of suc! estate; and ifsaid claims be not exhibited with- in two years from the date of the publication of this notice, they will be forever barred. A. A Conarp. 36 Administrator with will annexes Cockle’s sinc: Pills. This old English Family Medicine in use for 86 years all over the world, for Bile, Ind gestion, Liver, &c. Of Pure, Vegetable Ingredients. Free From Mercury. | | | | COLLECE, LIBERTY, MISSOURI. Under the auspics of the Mo., Baptist \ WILLIAM JEWELL harmonious, viewed in the light of | 5 miles north of Butler and 1-2 mife west of Passaic station, Post office Butler, Mo. 2m. Itch, Mange and Scratches ot every kind cured in 30 minutes by Woot tord’s Sanitary Lotion. A sure cure and perfectly harmless. Warranted by W. J. Lansdown, Druggist, Butler, Mo. SI-ly & Son have a large _ ved farms for sale cheap and on easy terms. 16tt T. K. Rengler \ Svrup of Figs, | Manufactured only by the Cab- : fornia Fig Syrup Co., San Francis- | co, Cal., is nature’s Own True Lax | ative. This pleasant California liquid | fruits remedy may be had of Simp- son & Co. It isthe most pleasant, prompt, and effective remedy known | to cleanse the system; to act on thr Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels gently | yet thoroughlv ; to dispe! Headaches, |Colds and Fevers; to cure Cons pation, ladigestion, and kindred mls. i ‘0. Diseasesof women and chil- | from Willow river bearing the intel- | eee 98.75 not dry, musty reading, but truly General Association. ath ligence that the Indians are killing J Pcs criminal costs. a ‘meat in due season’ to the truth-! a First-class institution for the education DRS. FRIZELL & RICE. stock belonging to the settlers. In-| 0 a Gy. ries “S0l hungry. The light of this precious |of Young Men. Three departments— lian A. ts han of Brainerd will Geo. G. Glazebrook, criminal jae , Ae de the Bibl Preparatory, College, Theology. PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS |). consatt et ii oe OUGH TRAINING nox . : be consulted and decisive measures | yy 9 Jackson, criminal costs. 20.00 | 2°™ book. a treasure, a mine of THOROUG SAI EE \taken to stop the outrages. one ae ss eee wealth, to many as well as to myself. | For Business, for Teaching or for Pro- Office over their drug store on North | | J. C. Hayes, zi “24.20 feel that I better | fessional lire, Thirty-eight year begins Main street, Butler, Mo. | J. D. Allen & Co., printing. 29.5 And I feel that I cannot r use Major D. R. Anthonp, of the Leav-| 50 shield i a orcs et = my means than in circulating this | Thursday, September Ist, 1887. Secret Societies. enworth Times, has been whipped | PIER my oe aap work by the thousand.” Address} Tuition and incidental fees, $21 £ } i i Sse eee raat 3 t f20 weeks, in advance. Board, iC FOR ae j again. The Kansas people in Wash- GaglD Rartan! © Go. sta- | Postal Card to , ar ene: ear lights $2 to $4 per A SPECIFI Butler Lodge, No. 2 i ant thea Nina tell a story that Anthony at} ti 21.70 | Mrs. C. B. Lewvets, week. g@p-Tuition free to ministerial | SBAS Saturday in each ab alg sabre one time, becoming violently angry } nOnETY> 21.70 | Allecheny, Pa | students and sons of Baptist ministers. | Miaat Chapter Royal Arch Masons, |at hi eas sdanaaenl eo = Y | C. Hight, stenographer, 20.00 | {28 eee For catalogue address, | ae! : | 8 wife, er a 2 ‘ oe mn ae : | soc As— ? Lata > meets second Thursday in each Ligases oie. 7 the | D. W. Simpson, supplies office 6.85! It is counted a dull summer in| JAS. G. CLARK, _ Chairman ot Faculty. P rofuse SS; and — ENSTRUATION or ONTHLY SICKWESS If taken during the CHA | enffering and danger will be book ~ Mussacz To Wow Bravsreip Rectiaror Ce | : John Hayes, statement of quarter- Leavenworth. Kansas, when the edi. | 33 6 jmeans of getting the better of a 6S eS psa | scolding woman this system has the | ~ = . : . ' merit of strength, but the element of pao ai Gimadihcter Tacks | cost incurred in case of L. W. Beck | grace seems to RoW ERCKINE. | ot al vs. Fell & Turnbull. —Philadelphia Record. Gouley Commandery Knights Templar : 4 | meets the first Tuesday in each month. ‘tor of the Times, who is a brother of | Ordered that Fell & Turnbull pay | Susan B. Anthony, is not cowhided | | on the public street. Mr. Anthony | action, the tamous Calitornia Hiquid truit | t v1 f Fi i super- \writes somewhat as Susan B. talks. | emed¥, Syrup of Figs, is eae ale iy | seding all others. Trv it. ! philadelphia Record. | Simpson & Co, Being More Plasant. | To the taste, more acceptable to the} 1.0, O. FELLOWS. stomach, and more truly beneficial in its Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- =y night. utler Encampment No. 6 meets the and and ath Wednesdays in each month ! E. S. Rice. inquest case $45.46.