The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 30, 1890, Page 1

he Butler Weekly Times, OL. X11. Missouri State Ban OF BUTLER, MO. APITAL, weeives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and does a General Banking Business. In the Real Estate Loan Department. Make loans) on Real Estate on long lowest rates without delay. STOCKHOLDERS yen, Mrs. Levina Kinney. Don Bank Clerk’ Starke,L B Deputy circuittclerk palware, TC. Physician Levy.Sam Goods & ClothingTurner, Mrs M E Capitalist; jar, Momroe Farmer Morrison. C H Farmer Tucker, W E Dentist yulsrd, J N Farmer Miller, Alf Farmer Tucker, J M Capitalist jarathers. G A Farmer Norton, J A Bank Clerk ‘ler, W B Farmer aristy, J M Physician Owen, A B Farmer oris. Frank M Farmer jark, Robert Farmer Owen, M V Farmer Vaughan, J M Capitalist qgurtney, JM Stock Dealer Pharis, John Grocery + Woods, F M Farmer John Farmer Pharis, C F Grocery White JM Farmer paris, JB Foreman Tues officePatton, M Physician Wyatt, HC Lumber dealer | pjekeneheets. R C Con. & Res’t Powell, Booker Farmer Walton, Wm E Cashier? pateher, C H Prof Normal Sch Pigott, H H Bank Clerk Wolfe, ML Farmer _ peArmond,D A Circuit Judge Rosier, J M Farmer Weiner, Max Boots & Shoes fyans, John Farmer Pnghanh, J Physician Griggs, Wm. M Farmer inger, W N Farmer Jenkins, J R Ass’t Cashier president vice-president JOHN H. SULLENS. BOOKER POWELL | “JACCAR WATCH ®& JEWELRY SHES. and Rece) ents, will be sent you free if you write for it and men- tionthis paper. Compare uality and prices with jose of other houses. WAT A ( Oo WEDDIN Some Must Borrow! A ecareful prudent man | hho wants to money for any purpose will ways seck to get the loan phere the rate of interest 6 lowest and the terms ost favorable. » We can now offer the low- Bt rate loan on from one Bb five yearstime. Notes awn for one, two, three or We ears: foney Paid out Promptly. wow make loan- BANKERS LOAN AND TITLE CO: _ By P. C. Furxerson, Manacen. ‘West Side Square Butler, Mo. NOT BORN TO BE KILLED. The Luck ot a Boy Who Was Mixed up inthe Kentucky Cyclone. ftom the Louisville Courier-Journal. b Under a lucky star Lawrence ong, a little Jeffersonville boy must ebeen born. Three times has faced what in each seemed ulously he has gone through ive, but uninjured. About five years ago Lawrence borrow , MCome and see us before} ance certain death, but almost | ordeal and came out not only | mt up on the Louisville bridge, | Rankin, J L Farmer Radford, Chas R Farmer Reisner, J W Insurance Sallenus, J L PresJ udge Co.Ct Whipple. N L Physician fickman,G B Furniture dealer Smith, GL Liveryman Smith, John T Lawyer COKANSAS CITY. MO. * JAGCARD'S CATALOGUE ion Invitations, Visiting Cards (100 for $1.50) and thousands of illus- trations of Watches, Mounted Precious Stones, Sterling and Plated Table Ware, Clocks, Art Potteries, Beonze Wares, and numerousother suitable Wedding Pres- KANSAS CITY, MO. STATIONERY, WEDDING PRESENTS. i | | i | | | | | | | } ing dinner to his father, who is toll-gate keeper. The day mand sultry, and, the river be- th, attracted the attention of the surchin. In order to obtain a view of the scene, he placed lite ed upon the guard rail to lcok himgelf he had tumbled head! stance thessed the inci dfrom the Gnd the + @tretched uy Hhis basket on the footway and clam- | was | low the gleaming rocks. far be- { ! } The giddy height made his | bees reel, and before he could save | (a creek near Sy & : BUTLER, | mt | $110,000. or short time at Walls, Wm Farmer Walton, G W Farmer Walls, J T Physician Williams, R V Farmer | cashier asst. cashier i | | | | | | containing sam- ples of our Cop- per-plate work, such as Wedding AY TSM his surprise, his little boy met him half way and laughingly related the particulars of his tremendous fall as if it were a joke. By some mysteri- ous providence, he was not even bruised. Later on, when Lawrence was 17 years old, like most of the young fel- lows at that age, he fell in love with the handsome little daughter of a With the assistance of a friend he succeeded in procuring a marriage license, and one evening Al- neighbor. he eloped with his sweetheart. ; though he enjoined the clerk not to give it away, the particulars appear-| ed in the Courier Journal the follow- ing morning. In this way the father of the girl learned of the marriage, and he became so angry that he loaded his shot-gun and started on a hunt for his new son in-law, with the avowed determination of annihi- lating him. They met shortly after- ward, and the old manemptied both barrels of his gun at the boy. Again fortune favored the youth who had made himself famous by his remark- able fall from the bridge, and not one of the handful of shot struck him. Young Long’s last adventure oc- He isa curred on Thursday night. member of the K. and L. of H. lodge which met at the ill-fated city hall in this city, and on the night of the cy- clone he came over to attend the meeting. When the tornado seized the structure in its grasp and ren it to pieces he was among the crow gathered on the third floor. Though rushed panic-stricken the others k hither and thither in a frantic effort to eseape, the boy with the charmed | life remained quietly standing inthe place where he was when the pro- Amid the roar of the elements, the groans of the dying anda clashing cf the) as an; ceedings were interrupted. tumbling walls he was cool icicle. The floors fell in and he went with them, but his guardian was promptly on hand with small seratch upon one of his While watching the baptizing in pringfield yestei pre MISSOURI, |from this vicinity. |ing, but just the thing for flax, oats |mosi of it planted. 1 ERS gout is ge ting pretty skittish from | Linsy Wire, so quite a len severe i | x mer, Rev. Summy, of | pointers ithe extensi WEDNESDAY APRIL 80. 1890. NO. 23 One of the happiest men in St. Louis is Mansfield King. Mr. K. robed and murdered a man named | Carter near Perry, Mo., seven years ago, and ever since that day the bleeding specter of his victim has | pursued him. No living person save himself knew his deed, but the ghost of Carter would not allow him to forget it Night and day, wherever he went there went, too, the unearthly vision accusing him as did the victims of King Richard on the tented field. Twice King sought death by his own hand, and twice he was prevented in his designs. Then he stole a horse to fly from the avenging wrath and was arrest- ed. Now he has confessed his long- concealed crime, and unburdened conscience grants him peace. The tormenting spirit’s work is done, and it troubles him no more. KEMMLER AWAITIG FAME. Albany, N. Y., April 26.—William Kemmier, the condemned murderer, is awaiting his execution by eclectric- ity in the prison Auburn. The execution will take place next week Evedroppings From Lone Oak. Mr. Editor—Ii not out of the way would like to send you a few facts} Lots of rain—bad on corn plant- and ineadows. Some corn up and A good prospert for fruit espec- ially appics. Garden truck looks well. ant Valley F.& I. U. sine coudition but the want of wo.k as about al] in these parts have taken a ride. The r of the house, Uncle we hear, delivered ythy address last Monday treztment of the soldiers during’ the “late unpleasantness” taken from the Summy record. We hear they held an open ses- sion of the F. & L. U. at Double Branches t Saturday night and al speakers from abroad were Pierce Hackett, of Ho- D 77 £ | and Hon. (Pettifog) McGl , of Prairie township, gave them some on the there. e at unless a reprive is issued by Gover- nor Hill. He will be 1 a A on matters ion of pertaning to seated ina } i ba. curre? ised. Miss Dora | ed last Tues- ck by Aaron Esq., and after y andj chair, wear x electric wire at eap with an 2d, the circuit bee ing completed by another wire plac- ed xt the base of the The medical men, imussioners, clergy and press representatives will be the only persons Dowt Feel Well, t were spine. ening at 6 o'e an ele supper all returned home ent. the young couple many joys. The Walton sale was well attend- FARMERS BANK OF BATES GOUNTY, Cash Capital. $50,000.00 Have removed to their new building at the Northeast corner of the square in the old Bennett, Wheeler & Co., stand where they solicit a call from the public in general Democratic Conyentions. Notice is hereby given thai the democrats of Bates county will as- semble at their regular voting places on SATURDAY, MAY 24th, 1590, | at 2 o’clok p. m. to select delegates All those who have horses they | toa county convention to be held want handled for road or track pur- | &t the court house, m Butler, Mo., on poses call and see Cherry & Crab-; SATURDAY MAY ist, 1890, tree at the park of the lake and | at 1 o'clock p- m., to select the Satisfaction gu gates to the state To All Lovers of Good Horses. Mambrino Chief Jr. will stand at Mr. Warnock’s Stable 4 mile south- west of Butler, this coming season. 14-tf Cuas. S. Conckiry. Notice. lele ranteed. convention to be g held at St. Joseph, on June 11th, 1890, Each township wil be allowed oue | delegate for every 25 yotes cast for ; Grover Cleveland in 1888, aud one » | additional for a fractional part of 13 get terms. Can give as good refere be wanted. Cuerry & ( ce may George Haggard Is uow located on the west sid > : And yet you are net sick enough to|square. Has the neatest shop, and | and over. ed: Mw e noticed scuaral from But- pone H doctor, or you frain from | the best all-round workman in But The following are the number of ler. Things brought fair 5} so doing for f will alarm your ler. Also a first class bath house in delegates to which each township is } for Bud is one of the|self and friends—we will tell you | connection with shop, where gentle. | entitled: fair boys and we hope to see him just what you need. It is Hood’s| men or ladies may —— in = | — YORE: mre : Sa ae oe » dislike |Savsaparilla, which will lift you out} luxury of a hot or cold bath at all) Mingo | : as our next recorder, but we dislike of that uncertain, uncomfortable, | hours from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. except | Grand River 4 aes much to lose him from our dangerous condition, into a state of |Sunday. We do not solicit custom | Deer Creek 121 5 township. good health, confidence and cheer-| by virtue of our great worth in build- | East Boone 133 5 We see Ed. Dibbe has taken home| fulness. You've no idea how po-|ing up the town, but because we W est Boone 90 re 4 a new road cart we suppose to teach | tent this peculiar medicine is in}can give you apes = —— = ; awilace an y o ywhere else in awnee ‘ that boy to ride that came the other cases like yours. — —o ern Soa ee i Mound 55 2 night. A Nebraska farmer recently load- zs . | Elkhart y 89 4 The Kisner boys and Joe Lee left}ed up his three teams, one with} ——<Ci~=i‘—S™S™CS West Point 22 Fe for Woodson, Co., Kas., to herd} corn, one with oats, and one with —" eo Z their cattle this summer and there potatoes. Behind one team he hitch- A A R 0 N H A R T, | Mt Pleasant 410 16 are several sad looking young la-|ed a fat steer and behind ahother a : | Charlotte 104 4 | dies here about. fat cow. With this outfit Le started (The Old Reliable.) Homer 60 2 We see one great improvement in | to his “home market,” where he sold — ' a P the neighborhood that is Uncle Bil-| the products of his farm. The fat Shane i Fl 3 lie Done has a new store bummer. | gteer brought him a suit of ordinary | New Home 205 8 D. C. Welch is teaching our school clothing; the fat cow brought him a Merchant of Butler, presents the Walnut 231 9 this wae ou a it will take} common overcoat; the load of pota-| citizens of Bates county, a com- | — = one more school to get her. toes bought him a hat and a pair of | PA 91 ‘ > : ace 6 24° Everybody takes the booming | gloves; the load of cats bought him piste and. handsome sesoctinent of | —- fs 7 Times about here and it is read by aja pair of boots and a pair of socks, | Dry Goods and Clothing. fresh from | aed greater number of boys and girls|and the load of corn bought him a the | Totals. 3,556 141 than any paper in the county. Suc- suit of underclothing. He went | By order of Committee ee aos >.<, :,.| home whooping for “Harrison, Pro- W. H. Meap, D. R. Brapex. cess to it we say. If this “gits ” : i y I 1S “SUS | tection and Home Market;” and E t m M arket Secretary. President there” we will comeagain. Exon. wearing upon his person the products aste = McELREE’S WINE O: DUI for Weak Nerves, of a fat steer, a fat cow, a load of corn, a load of oats, and a load of McElree’s Wine of Cardui angel } the} needed assistance, and when Law-| rence crawled out of the ruins he} | found upon examination that the|noon while the pupils of room No. only injury he had sustained was a 3, Meridian street school building, ars. Missouri to-day ieads the entire country in the manufacture of chew- ing tobacco while she is 2nd only to Minnesota in flouring and grist mill products, and the third in point of iron machinery products; second in the manufacture of furs, hats and caps; second in malt products; third each in the manufacture of cars, car- riages and wagons in the west; third in the west in packing-house pro- duets; first in rank among the states of the Mississippi valiey in the man- facturing and refining of lead, zinc | and silver ores; second in planing and sawing lumber; first in the man- | ufacture of brick, tile and vitrified sewer pipes; first west of Pennsylva- nia in the drawing and manufactur- ing of wire; second of all the states} in the manufacture of plate and window glass, and third in the man-! ufacture of fine furniture.—Ex. potatoes.—Ex. ONE ENJOYS Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan ! Say A ly ren ‘g Ei McEiree’s WINE OF CARDUI fo es |Only remedy of A Precocious Ruffian. Brazil. Ind., April 24 —This fore. effects, prepared only from the mos j many excellent qualities commend i were on the play ground at recess, | ae 'a 10-year old boy named Ben Cor-| © all and have le it the mos | : popuiar remedy known. tery produced arevolver and shot | P"& sf 1 little Cora Brubach, about the same} SYIUP, © age. the ball taking effect in her d and the side of her face. The the sault is that the gists. im. Any reliable drug: ay not have it on han it promptly for any to try it. 2 Do Both the method and results when and refreshing to the taste, and acts | gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- d fevers and cures habitual i of Figs is the s kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its! |healthy and agreeable substances, its igs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug- st who Owing to his long experience he 4nq THEDFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT are was enabled to buy on close margic, for sale by the following merchants in Bates County. d expects to give his customers! Eniot Pyle Butler,; eign =. , s a the benefit. Go and examine his | Wa Lansdown i al J WwW Se eee y i Wood & Gilmore drian stock—and buy your spring an | Wood & Gilme as } C.D. Moudy i summer goods. | J.N! Bricker | 3.8. Plerce & CoP “ | B.B. Crawford Altona} ; Dr, Wright * | W W.Morlan & Co. Ballard: AaRON HART. | ¥)e 3: ards = | J. W. Chost Johnstown 7 | L.O. Carroliton Mayebure: South-west Corner Square. Jesse Trimble Foster, \ MR. J. D ALLEN, DEAR SIR.--I wish you would say to the farmedsof Bates county thatlI appreciate the fact that corn is only 15 and I6cts. per bushel (FOR I HAVE RAISED IT AT THAT PRICE) which means low wages to all; ‘hence I have made arrangments ‘to furnish them cheap money to refund their present loans, and ‘it will be money in their pockets t t t t “* to call on me at ouce. J. M. CATTERLIN, West Side Square.