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agent forthe Rockford and Aurora watches. Is headquarters Watches, Clocks, Solid Silver and Plated Spectacles of all kinds and for all ages; also fine Opera Glas nvited to visit his es stablishment and exar are cordially his splendid display of beauti KINDS OF ENGRAV ALL and covers the entire saddle. “Ber “Fish Brand” trade-1 ERS! ga TO SAVE MONEY SEE“ A. C. SAMPSON, Rich Hill. \ D. Hi. HILL, Hume. \ .G. McPEAK, Foster. | C.S. PUTNAM, Adrian. : HUGH M. GAILY, Amoreit S. PIERCE, Virginia, or * b. Sy SNY DE R, Butler, For a Policy of Insurance in the DWELLING : HOUSE :CO., les Pacific Ry. 2 Dail” Trains 2 KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, Texas and the Southwest. 145 Daily Trains, 5 pe Kansas City to St. Louis, JEWELRY STORE, FRANZ BERNHARDT'S in Gold, Silver and Filled Ca: ge8, VETY Curel 3 for fre Jewelry Ware, &c. tul goods and the low prices, ING NEATLY EXECUTED mark. qe a Be ow MASONIC. Butler Lodge, No. 2 Saturday ine Miami C No. 6, Masons, meets second Thursday in each imonth. Gouley Commandery Knights Templar meets the first Tuesday in each month. 1.0. O. F Bates Lodg' day night. Butler Encampment No. 6 meets the znd and ath Wednesdays in each month W. EB. TUCKER, DEENTIsyT, BUTLER, = MISSOURI. OFFICE OPERA HOUS ELLOWS. No. 180 meets every Mon- Lawyers. Y AT LAW. Office over Butler N nal Bank, Butler, Mo. e O. JACKSON, Attorney at Law. Office, West side square, Jewelry Store. over Jeter’s H. CROCKETT ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office North Side Square, over A. L- MeBride’s store, W. BADGER LAWYER, Will practice in all courts ttended to. nk. Batle! Alllegal busin ages over Bates Co ° ARKINSON & GRAVES ATTORNaYS AT LAW. Office West Side Square, over Lans- THE COLORADO SHORT LINE Tu PUEBLO AND DENVER, —| PULLMANSBUFFETT SLEEPING CARS Kansas City to Denver without change C. TOWNSEND. General Passenger and Ticket Ag’t, ST LOUIs, MO. ANOA AOVWId HaMOUeE ALVLSH TWAeE HLIM ALUdoOad OD fF UAAGAANS A ‘a ‘LVUOOWNAA NI LSIT*ALNAdOAd AAS WA “HAV LOALea € down’s Drug Store. Cc A. DENTO 4 Office North Side Square, over A. L. McBride’s Store, Butler, Mo. TTORNEY AT LAW. Physicians. J. R. BOYD, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Orrice—East Side Square, over Max Weiner’s, 1g-ly Butrer, Mo. DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOBOPATHICE §PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office, tront room over P. O. All calls answered at oflice day or night. Specialattention given to temale dis- eases. T c. BOULWARE, Physician and i e Surgeon. Office north side square, Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil- iren aspecialty. Bay L. RICE, M, D. Physician and | Ade Surgeon, BUTLER, MISSOURI. Ot- j fice west side square—at Crumley & Co. Drug store. Sia RLEXION IOLACREAM HIS preparation, without la injury,removes Freck- ‘tcuLeP° tes, Liver-Moles, Pim- ples, Black-Heads, Sunburn and ‘Tan. A few applications will render the jmost stubbornly red skin soft, smooth and Viola Cream is not a paint or | powder tocover defects, but a remedy to cure. | kt is superior to all other _Preparations, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. At drug or mailed for 50 cents. Prepared by Cc. BITTNER & CO., TOLEDC, OHIO. is | Jobn N Yai (Continued.) Financia Statemen OF BATESCOUNTY. +e e+ ___ JB Walkup JIG Erwin judge of election | Chas Lee | JW Heddieson F McCary tes clerk of election 3B Leakey NI Bradley IW JL Shaw JN Miller R P Sheppard JM Douglas W J Moulton judge of election W W Goodrick A Ritchey J M Reeder F M Taylor clerk of election LH Argenbright Amos Ritehey lerk of election judge of electio Sohn I Win J Ingram W 1 Cooper clerk of election Wm Gorham M M Carroll ge Bah rowel er dge of election W M Griggs H Rahimav John Deerwester Ove Harris clerk of election FC France Fielden Ray SA Dough GB Parker judge of election G W Walton SJ MeSpaddin Thos J. Fry B F Howe clerk of etection RC Wright Allen Wrig JF Veiner TR Mobley judge of election as MV B Mismer GN States John Murphy ‘Austin Moudy clerk of election W HPuncan LR Allen ET Kirkpatrick JM Wells judge of election J Laughlin wm H Mead JIM Boreing JM Cook clerk of election H A Cook John Johannes¢ John Bryan W L Kash judge of election W M White LM Gutridge JL Porter W E Fletcher clerk of election B G Logan J E Nickell Wm Hubbard J H Gragg judge of election J L Standish © Mitchell Sol Moore F L Martin clerk ofelection John C Farr Thos B Crail JK Dickineon Joseph Groves judge of election Asa Rosier C P Norman JW Coleman GL Sayles clerk of election J B Rucker T V Reid J EStewart John Burgesser judge of election Chris Herni WH Sammy Eugene Bradley clerk of election Edward Raus Theo Wilson JN Bradley judge of election M Adams clerk of election AA Conard judge of election RB Radclif® W F Maddy JC Denton LW Beck J FM Meredith clerk of election J ECrowder Joseph Logue John A Devinney judge of election DN Thompson FC Smith T W Silvers | V B Vandyke clerk of election =i SC Franklin | J JW Reisrer | DW Drummo: | FW Massie jac a of election } P H MeCory | | SR McCowan JH Steele HH Trim | John W Scott { 3 E Thomas | D W Steele Frank Sw W H Hutchinson JF McDa a Do Tk of election mst at election bie clerk of election Geo B Ellis David Weddle jadge of election S W Frederick Jas B Brashear JW Med SH Weddle clers Thos Moore John H Williams Dare Barth W T McCowan judge of ci Peter Deming R M Foster W M Stephens JH Park clerk of e! W W Park sy) WG Bade | BA Verm H P Robinsc LM McK of election de of election JF Sr 130 | Griff ao J Blachert— Syree t election stributing poll books serving notice on judges 150 otele "|G G Glazebrook serving notice ¢ try] Judges of election Be BBC hambers WT Kemper AB Owen WH Moreland petit juror June ter et A Devinney special grand jury term 1587 Ales lark witness special grand jury : Jane term Iss7 NR Blair wtiness special November term Isx7 gTand jury ND ' V Campbell HP Nickeli JC Lane W A Conger 120) G W Kingore 10) eM Trimble “1 RN Stubbletield 50 | F A Cox PETIT JURORS JUNE TERM, «| Isaac Mayes GL Salyer Henry Gough 30 | C W Gilbreath RV Williams W J Crabtree R F Harper ;A B Wilkins | JA Wright GE Phelps no) WM Alexander 1 50 | Jno Hornback 1 | RT Judy 10 | 3 H Raybourn 1 30) E Lockhart | C Orear JM Wells 150 150 1 50 | 1 150, C F Jennings W M Alexander Chas Etzler 1 2p | DO Bradley Lobel top | ions, and their families are on the 50} Y X ts 1 50 | H.C Donohue ML Wolfe i7 #| verge of starvation. fi ov i 26 ¢ . : & | WITNESSES GRAND JURY JUNE TERM 1888. ou ae ty 99] + rbese men are anxious to work 50 | :W : p no parti ie HF Barber 10 | GW Lee and are not particular about th W C Sayles 100} W HH Black scale af wages, but the companies C F Mishey 2 29 | Jas Drysdale Jennie MeGuire i 150 | Susan McGuire 2 20| To warrants issued to March Ist, 189, they have been able to sell and have : e aa a5 safeliown: a larger accumulation than at any oall W illiam Oyle 3 00 On Contingent Fund.. 2 6 es alae sy + Pauper ' time for many years. 1G oberts ‘ Bridge ‘ of i 150 | EM Harrelson 220 ane } Under the operation of the natu } 2 | CA Short 2a + Election and Jury Fand.. ral laws of trade this state of things cp | eee Bh To Interest paid on warrants ....1,08 49] would result in a reduction in the nes ci Te 3 Costs in Inquest cases......-.-...---396 81 price of coal, which would ebniulate 50 | Chas Coo! 35 4 | Sa gh eet ee ae consumption, set the miners at work 150) Jacob Finkling 3.00 tures : 1 50] Edward Rouse 30 cr. and put bread into the mouths of 150 a . z . 0 | x ba smith oe By amonnt received as follows: their children. 1 | Geo Rapp 300} %9 . ae eZ 5 1 30 | Dan Crouch 1 00 Basa popes But there is a conspiracy on the 150 as ae 3,836 15 : ree | ee Walls = ecksbaxes anilsat lon part of a few rich men to veto the 3) | Josiah Cox 12 aoe S . 150 | ED Kipp 100 same.....- 1,526 68 natural laws of trade in this matter, eo ; Ps 88 ee ts Tables pe ss so that they may enrich themselves 150 PETIT JURORS No¥. TERM 1855. ram Shop License 3,821 In ‘ : 5 130 Advalorem on same is still more enormously by starving mo | JW Ruble a BE ROE sah ds the miners and their families and 150) 3 A Coulter 40 Merchants Tax . si Z h 130 | WW Goodrick 630 Peddlers License levying a heavy tax upon t a cone 150, RW Smith 6 50 Eaoa oe Z sumers of coal. The conspiritors s 00 | J Hines 3 John D Burk on dupli- . é oo La Donclas 20 00 cate warrants 42 own the whole supply of anthracit F N Dresnan George Brand oo | dF Weiner JURORS JUNE TERM LSSS. ISS8. na ISS8 150) JL Pace 1 60> THEY GET THERE ALL THESAME. La | WITNESSES GRAND ITRY Nov. TERM LSS8S. No President Has Ever Alvin Porter Notitied 2a} Been = BEE 22) ef His Election. 3p | SS Schark , x, | RA Carte > - - ee Be Washington, D. D., March 12.— » Poe : ss . 1 ag | WW Cook ie A gentleman of an inquiring turn of ) 3 SO mind, havi g had his curiosity arous- as the 5 5 a co | ed by first attendance upon an in- 1» » augural sought Senator Edmonds . > ~ | for information. ; me +Who notitied Gen. Harrison that 420) TW MeVeist '*® pe had been elected President of the ; mn | all iw | United States?” he asked. 45 : =“) Nobody. The law makes no pro- i 2 @ | Visions for such notification, The ‘ pease ; > | President-elect takes cognizance of 4 | gno Stevenson | the fact by general report, the same | ; Supreme Court Justices. contin ued the Vermont Senator ‘in ahundred years there has never been jacase of failure ou the part of the an ht man to learn of his eleetion in i = time to be present on inauguration 300 | day. al 100} Miners in) Arms, : L s, Cal., Mare 1s SI n | Gre tent existed La eee 0) Low ld mining camps Lou} Wm Wit aaa ts a Sek last is of desper- i pws 1 Jate gold hunters © breathing ; er tone vengeane: ist the international 1) | Geo Requa 19 oo | company English capitalists, i ITD Day pes = eee : whose agents ims tothe min 10] © tarrie oes lw im |and are trying to shut out Ameri eh “7 cans and ot Yesterday it be- 52 W ; ; came known that the company had EE Soe Gt ony ERY TEEM 1 sent to San Francisco for 5,000 Ct 48 00 too | Mildre 229 | namen to work the mines, and pe ') nieht Americanand Mexican miners 3200 | AH 100] U8 2 i 1 09 | Robt 13) | held a mass meeting and determined ACt 100 = + $: 100 not to submit to the coming of the too | P Barnhard: iO) | eases ees = < bw | John Mall tw | coolies. They also framed a peti 1 aa cs 10] tion to the American congress, ask- as Clark ’ Z a 73 és : oan A Black I ing for protection. The situation Will sourney Lee Browning Ben Vermillion » yy | 1 W MeConnell W C Evans JI Stephenson Johnathan Miles JM Griggs Isaac Porter Robt Plummer i Laura Hall 1 HC Garrott i Sherman Horn 1 ED Wilcox 4 145 1 1 looks threatening and a battle be- tween the independent miners and the English company’s men is look- Blood will certainly be shed if the company in-, moment. ed for every sists on bringing coolies tothe cam p. A Discouraging Report. San Francisco, Cal., March 12.— A newspaper man justreturned from Tiajuna, Lower California, asserts, and his opinion is backed by expe- rienceed mining men, that the En- senada mining boom is a first class Lewis shobe Albert Silvers JH Botkins HG Lerance sR McCowan uso 20 gev monn reNecdon : eS “fake” and composed of a series of Alonzo Badgley exaggerations. Only about $10,- = cy | Mikel Cowrey 000 in gold has been taken out b; f FM Riggs 6 ag NW) Wo nin the Mexicans and half that amount 5 Te >W Goll ¥ : vig | &W Golliday was secured by old miners. Pros- 19.0) Gb Wheaton te tGn canine fair, but is a Bee nitierties pects for quartz ledges are fair, bu oe it will take lots of capital to work «20! Sarthe Fortney AG es 2 | ry steGrader 1 | them and the flocking gold hunters 3 90 will be in luck if they don’t go hun- PETIT JURORS FEB Y TERM 1859. z : oo gry ere they return to California JW Bailey +] The San Diego authorities are keep- D O Bradley cy) D B Stewart 14 }ing unfavorable reports to them- Jno Bowden J Stephenson P Argenbright Jno Seelinger E Wilson Juo Deerwester selves and are greatly to blame. A Monopoly” s Tight Grip. There are more that 30,000 miners out of work in the anthartic coal re- refuse to employ them because ther have already got out more coal than DR. To debt March Ist isss. John C Hayes Jury fees TL Harper over plus salary ee Decker unexpend- <i pauper donation Tot coal and control the transportation lines by which it is brought to mar- ket. They have “cornered” one of nature's gifts to man, and by virtue of railroad and other franchses free- ly granted to them by the people they are wronging and oppressing the people. 10 00 a1 00 26 10 al Repeeipts iness Mch i, 1380 PITULATION, t 3 & Expended t Total Receip Leaving Inde ines: Mare: iss $35,002 42 Goldsmith was supposed to be Witness hand and seal of the ceunty lith day of March, 135% one of the most correct formulators T. L. HARPER, Ctxex. | of ceneral principles for correct come pW duct. He certainly was notin errcr when he #2 Cerenonies are diff nee is word fo: the OK erent in eve buttrue pce rants to consid liteness is « i a