The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 12, 1890, Page 1

yoL. X11. ! IN THE OTHER STATES. | OF BUTLER, MO. Maiority Still Growing. | CAPITAL, - . . . n $110,000. | Eighteen States Without a Single Re. | publican Representative—Pennsyl- vania the Only One With a Ma- Receives Dep t to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and does @ General Banking Business. i jority im the Delegation, In the Keal |:statc Loan Department. Make loans) 4... :.: ost complete re- on Real Estate on long or short time at turns from the rressional dis- re cae a i a tricts throughout th Pountry ac lowest rates without delay. — a a | to the overwhelining defeat of the} s?OCKHOLDERS repubdticus. The lemoeratic major-| auen, Mire Jevina We yearns ea antne Sanamntaeee jity in the ext house will be equal! park, Mon oe eee Sarkey B to almost one half the entire mem- 1 sam Drv Goods & Clothing Wacker, | bership and 18 states will be with-| \lf Farmer J A Bank Clerk \y Farmer John Grocery > ¥ Grocery ’, M Physician 1, Booker Farmer , Hf Bank Clerk , JM Farmer kin, J 1. Farmer }out a single republican representa- | tive. Several heretofore strong re- | Wyatt, HC Lumber dealer Walton, Wm E Cashier_ Wright, TJ Capitalist Weiner, Max Boots & Shoes |New Hampshire and . Rhode Island, | Walls, Wm Farmer jare left entirely without republican rig Walton, G W Farmer | é F Dear gohn Farme SE eee attort, Ciiae Ie Racmier Walls. 4 T Physician representation, and there are but 3 r 2 J Physicia leis IW Vhipple. N L Physician : as ae oeece : I Doseaee Goce Willlamia, eV warmer |republicans elected from the south. Pennsylvania is the only state in the WM. E. WALTON J. R. JENKINS president vice-president cashier asst. cashier BOOKER POWELI WARY that has a majority of republicans in their delegation. In the third Nebraska district the Farmers’ Alli- ance candidate is elected against both a republican and democratic candidate by a plurality of 9,000. This district is composed of 47 counties. The following table, com- piled from the latest returns to the Republic, shows 233 democrats, 87 republicans and 6 alliance men elect- ed to the house, with two districts in Michigan and one in Wisconsi still in doubt: LEADING IMPORTERS OF Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry. LOWEST PRICES. Our Illustrated Catalogue, 109 Visit g Certs The handsomest ever issued in the r 100 Visiting Cards | ber of congress from | ty. publican states including Nebraska, | Union that voted on Tuesday last; NO. 51 sult of the late democratic primary} election in Pettis county when Judge | Higgins was defeated for renomina- | tion. Col. Price was a son of the! late General Tom Price, was pin | OF BATES COUNTY a : $50,000.00 the Jetferson | City district for a number of years. | and was a brother of Congressman | Price of Lousiana. He is well known | Cash Capital i ; all over the state. Mrs. Price was : absent in Jeffers City attending President the Colonel's sick mother. She summoned by telegraph. but ea Jud : of the judges judg arrive before mor g ge Hig- eins at presen “ t ist in iser. of the county court of Pettis coun- . i 1 Z SIDAREG HINER Both men live near Houstonia eS ee ee oe ae: < : ick Taiser twelve miles from this city. pide : & Company and 2ud Vice-President. Judge tiggins hid sat upon the bench in court all day and Price had ee She = : . d stockraise been summoneau here to a Parmer and stockraiser 3 r Farmer aud stockraiser. juror but wes exctsed trom duty. hipp, Cashier oth were on their way home and eck, loans money, issues drafts, and transacts a upon boarding the trainat the depot ur patronage respectfully solicited. | Price took a seat just joceupied by Judge Hi gi | mutual frie The tter Price en- gaged in con -ersation when Higgins turned partially around in his» at) and said to Price, referring to a} bridge that Price had been working for in his neighborhood: “Well, I} have granted the right for that] bridge to dayand I hope that the people will stop iying about me.” | Price said that no one had lied | about him and endeavored to turn the conversation Higgins madea more personal remark and Price said he did not want to be called a liar; that he had not lied about anyone. He arose and started to leave when } } r and-a High iin L = Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. yal Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE DON’T FORGET IT! That J. R. Pattersons, Barber Shop North Side Square, is the _ to gofora nice hair cut, shave oF people at present....Did you see the Daily Globe-Democrat of Nov. 6. ....JSim Cole was out at Antioch —=-ano—— West, will s of : ‘ ‘ eD with his best gin st ' ‘wht. .. Will ] ee emus suxgestions as to what will make a From Plate, Demo- Repab- Alll- Higgins called him a liar. Price} some one hold Budly Carroll down} shampoo. Call andseeme. Every- } igs eli ene ier orceunt, “Write us, andwe wil, $1.00. States. crate. licans. ance.|resched over and slapped Higgins|as he walks the streets now.... | thing firstclass. — gladly send it to you Alabama.......... 8 ts f b he 1 fi Walt McCown is in high spirits for FREE OF dijenen 5 im the face, when the latter fired 1892. That's right, Walt Dr Sie i 8 right, Walt....Dr. . Californie 1 5 : through the pocket of his overcoat | cy onte reports some sickness now y aan Pe without raising the weapon. lin > eountry....Jim Gibbs and i ‘| Late to-night Colonel Price was) 11 :}or will furnish coal in abund oe ee . ° q wase 1 2 -|taken to Sedalia and Dr. Mudd an|ance for home trade this winter... -. ma ae ae ‘" {eminent physician of St. Lous, tele- .; ee — ae — When she had Children, she gave them Castoria Hlinois u 6 -| graphed for and will arrive in the ane nie ass sian ding the a Indiana .. .. il 2 : : "A Iowa ..... .. 6 5 morning. The doctors say that| meeting quite regularly this week at tT) — ee = | Kansas . * 4| Colonel Price has but one chance in| Antioch. Gov Syort. Ls : Kentucky ............... 10 1 a e — aa a hundred for recovery. : Louisiana .... Rea 6 : h ‘ s—Liquor Habit—In all I Maine .................-. sees ‘ Sedalia, Nov. 8.—At 11:20 o'clock ild there is but one cure. : G A} Maryland .............. 6 last night, Colonel Thomas B. Price| pr. Haines’ Golden Specific. { meMeGee ae ‘ : ‘| who was shot on a Missouri Pacific It can be in a cup of tea or cot- | ; : mintecia gas : i 1 train Thursday afternoon by Judge tee without th knowledge ot the person | = ane 3 _|J. P. Higgins, of the Pettis county | taking it, effecting a speedy and perma | Missiesippi... : 3 ise y 8 f ) F | Missouri ae uu ‘leourt died. Col. Price made his will | nent cure, whether the patient is a mod- | -_ i i : ae ae oo pain ——] cured who have taken the Golden Spe- | ~ a ~1In the latter the colonel says he| cific in their cottee without their knowl- | —2 2 z New Jersey. 5 > | '|slapped Higgins in the face for call-} edge, and to-day believe they quit drink: | New York.. 21 13 . {ing him a liar and immediately after- EN OU CDeL Ow sespelneNS perme | je . oy s = a esults O 5s acm s' ic me ai adic ; wards was shot by Higging, who Cures guaranteed. Send for circular and all os pated ° -| fired the weapon from the pocket of | ful particulars. Address in contidence, f; Ohio 14 a P f »p- Onze his overcoat. Golden Specific Co., 185 Race Street, Y Kia, a i | en ' ieuunale.... ‘10 as —————- —- Cincinnati, O. 4-1. | ONE ENJOYS nd Rhode Island...... .. . 2 ons ne6 Se | = J ’ socks cuisine. ; Z 3 ae Srih ac conical ; ‘ ; A Rare Chance | Both the method and results when 2 at Bellan ison are to the tele- Sy. 6 + ak ss THE oes aay 8 2 phone and electricity, says the Pittsburg] Is now offered you to decorate | cane = rive c — es ~ ne aaces : n Wi News, Dr. Franklin Miles the well known | your homes with beautiful crayon | 2 a reshing to the e, and ac Vermont i 2 specialist in nervous diseasas is tu the portraits and other pictures made by | ently yet promptly on the Kidneys, ler, s Virgi neryous system and nerve fluid. Among] ~ i Se Liver and Bowels, clean cs the sys- irginia 10 ; arrests : your own hands. If you have taste Pe th Washiniton, his numerous discoveries the Restor-|? 5 z auee ean cfectually, dispels colds, head- 7 e ei ane 0C 0 fH] 00 § 0 lons C aataeieiaie 4 ative Nervine is undoubtedly one of the wo ae ae ean lear rats 0 a j aches and fevers and cures me | ; of “) Ras : greatest. It is unsurpassed in neryous- | pleasant as we as a profitable busi-| ca. oe 4 4 Sager ’m- s s eras “ — 1 = |ness, dyspspsia, headache, cejileps¥,|ness. My terms are reasonable for | a Syrup Kelley eainaes s ab Sat é | etal eee |e Se ee Se instruction as I guarantee you sue- | 9, 2 Ae so Ai Pag ee > , | =a - 7 etc. ray ¥ mee | 1 ue- re This is without doubt one of the best | —_ A Lady m Texas Writes. bottle at H. L. fucxer's, druggist. All| Ces® length of term. when. you cat) Geuvatie to the stomach, prompt in ree EB | | My case is of long standing; has | baffled many physicians; have tried every remedy I could hear of, but | Bradfield’s Female Regulator is all DRY GOODS, NOTIONS &C. &C,, sim sss ees field Reg. Co, Atlanta, Ga. for | druggists. assorted stocks of further particulars. Sold by all 47 Im. SHOT BY A JUDGE. UNDER MORTGAGE SALE, — urnishes the citizens of Bates$county an opportunity to buy cheap goods than was ever before witnessed in this section. To be found in this county. This forced sale of dry goods and notions Sweet Springs, Mo, Nov. 6.— While en route from Sedalia to his home near this city on the Lexing- 'ton branch of the Missouri Pacitic |railroad this afternoon, Colonel Don’t miss the big bargains that this sale offers. Don’t miss the op- Thomas B. Price and Judge John P. rtunity of « life to b chea| I a uni et oa i : v0 —— . = you — —_— them Higgins - aed nee fore. s the stock is still complete, and as we have just a a large leanal difficulty, when Higgins shot bankrupt stock to the same, s special invitation is extended to all to! Rrice, probably fatally, the ball en- come and see us. | tering the lower part of the abdo- : ei ick | ing through the body and Remember these goods xre to be sold at mortgage sale, which means | Me? passing & y pte-half their original cost lodging just under the small of the | back. Burnham, Hanna, Munger 8 Co. = smoking car just after the train had H. M. Gee, Agent. passed Georgetown. The wounded mau sank rapidly and was uncon- scious when the train reached Hous- tonia. five miles west of this city. There he was taken off the car and medical aid summoned. The difficulty gr>w out of the re- should read his New and Startling Facts for the Afflicted, a very able, interest ne and finely illustrated book, Free t» all. -_ — Gace | its action and truly beneficial in its me for terms d learn something } effects, prepared only from the most ‘ em | healthy and agreeable substances, its nn ane atid | many excellent qualities commend it th wen Wide ‘to all and have made it the most : | popular remedy known. Children Cry for other words t Johnstown items. | Corn gathering is now in full blast with the farmers....Charley Lusk Syrup of Figs is for sale in 506 has returned to his home in Bates. and $1 bottles by all leading drug- i Charley has been trying his luck at ’ | gists. Any reliable druggist who Kansas City the past 12 months.... Pitcher’s Castoria. | a not “ea it on hand will pro- | Rev. Tom Moshier «4 er Children Cry for | cure it a any one who series of meetings at Antioch....We ’ H | wishes to i not accept an are glad to note that Mrs. Julius Pitcher’s Castoria. \ se siieiai Wier is convalescent....Chas. Me- Children Cry for | CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Comb is now trying his luck as an| Pitcher’s Castoria. | i we a SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, agent for the Knitting machine.... LOUISVALE, KY. Rev. Walker of Butler, will preach Berea e pis at Walnut grove C. P. church the WEW YORK, &.¥. Public Adrinistrator's Notice Trustee's Sale. | i i i Whereas, Newton Beall by lis deeduftrust date Notice is hereby given, that by virtue an third Sabbath in this month, at 11) Mi yiven an, inst, and recorded in the reeaph. | Ode Of the probate court of Hates county, o'clock; all invited. ...The surveyor | er’s office withia and for Bates county, Mis. | Missouri, made on the Sth dey of 1. «ver. 1490. the andersigned public admistrator for said county, bas taken charge of the estate of Emily Cree, deceased. All persons meals yesee against said estate are required to exhibit them to me for silow- he Milton | S8¢¢ within one year after the date of satd or- thizty aioe der, or they may be preciaded from any benefit ty Mo. which conserance was made in trast | puplication, they will be forever bar 7 | to secure the payment of one certain note fally | Rhiasth re Be ~ba + 10 € | described in eail decd of trust; and whereas | — ‘ 51-4 Prvii souri, in book No. % page 41, conveyed tothe undersigned trustee, the following described | Teal estate lying and being sitaate in the coun- ty of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit Being the undivided two-seve: thirdsof the lands belonging to ; Beall estate, situated in township is in town surveying town lots; our little burg is still booming. ...Did you see Ogburn and Wiles Tuesday? Mr. Bradley of northwestern Spruce, is hauling lumber for a new resi- dence....Patent wright men still continue to trouble the Gov. and my |shot gun is out of fix... -Mr. Jim | York, our carpenter, has: anoved: to |e re betees oe ete oe. jwestern Bates. York is a good terest thereon, now past due and | workman and acleverman....Uncle | °5 nets orictiny pete Hick Ray is the right kind of a dem; of the deed o ocrat you can depend on him.... cha highend Umstadd and Dawson have com-! oot poe es pleted the fall job of making molas-) yyy; ses.....Cliser is on a bunt to-day. yo. cen ¢ He is getting to be quite a spor : man....Our rustling assessor. Mor ris Embree is calling on the good Newton Beal! has been dead more than nine | c mooths, and whereas default lias been made | in the payment ofthe principal of Executor’s Notice. Notice is hereby given. that letters testa- itiong | MeBtary on the estate of David Atcheson de- li the | © » Were granted to the undersigned on e to | the Sth day of November 1960. by the Proust | court of Bates county, M. ‘All persone having ¢l are required to exhibit the executrix within on: said letters, or they may « | any benefit of said be not exhibit date of thi barred. a . oe Exe atrix.