The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 26, 1890, Page 1

g Buller Weekly 1mes, ye L. XIII. issour State Bank ORBUTLER, MO. . Suicide near Appleton City From the Clinton Democrat. The Democrat learns from a let thet John Page, a we Clair county farmer, living ten miles | east of Appleton Cr committed suicide Wednesday morning Nov. 19) by cutting hie throat. He was a} i brother of Ava E. Page, of Bates | |county and Master of the state | grange ard union labor nominee at! the last e'eetion for the state senate in this distriet. The cause, so far -18 a mystery. er 1] known St. i PITAL, $110.000. ves Deposits subject gfheck, Loans Money, Makes Collections and does ajmeral Banking Business. the Keal EstatyLoan Department. Make leans on Real Estate long or short time at lowestfates without delay. STOCKHOLDEKS Hafnger, W N Farmer Hichan,G B e dealer Smith, John TL: Jeng, R Ass’t hier Starke, L B Depu Don Bank Clerk Turner, Mre M E Capita m Dr nC Alf Farmer J A Bank Clerk M V Farmer , John Grocery CFG AS KLOW! The Two New Juc . BS C:tv, Mo.. Nov. 22.—It jis po ehayels ntated to-day that Gov. Prancis wil appomt Judge McFar- aiid oF Mexico, aud dudge W. H. Thomas of De Soto to the supreme bench. Both gentlemen are now on the circuit bench, and both were candidates for the supreme bench at the state convention. AT PINE RIDGE AGENCY. THE INDIANS TO BE ORDERED TO STOP DANCING. in, Mrs. Levina ware, TC, Physician , Monroe Farmer ‘ard, J N Farmer n, Lula lett, Edmund Farmer if, Ht B. Farmer ntherr, G A sty, J M Physi k, Robert Farmer rtney, J M Stock Dealer rweater, John Farmer vis, J Foreman Times officePo eneheets.R C Con. & Res’t Pig stcher. Prof Normal Sch Ro: rmond,D A Circuit Jadge Rai rans, John Farmer — Ri eringham, J Physician Reigh iggs, Wm M Farmer Sul Smith, GL Liveryman Tyle B Fa Voris, Frank M Vaughan. J M Capitalist Woods, F M Farmer Wyatt, HC Lumber dealer Walton, Wm E Cashier? Wright, TJ italist Wein ax Koots & Shoes Walls, Wm Farmer Walton, Vv rmer Walls, J T Physici: Whipple. NL Williams, RV a, JM Farmer , JL Farmer d, Kees Farmer n iJ L Pre Enongh Hostiles There to Wipe Ont Judge Co.Ct the Troons if They Wish to. pr vice dent ssident BOOKER POWE T. C. BOULWARE cashier asst. cashier WM. E. WALTON Pine Ridge Agency, Nov. 21.—It | J. R. JENKINS |is probable that the troops will take the field against the ghost dances about Saturday. Everything points to a long campaign against the Sioux, who are now inflamed at the presence of the colored troopers of the ninth cavalry, and whoare grow- ing more fanatical every day over the religious dances. The situation jis so grave thatold Indian fighters and scouts refuse to express an opinion as to the final outcome of this trouble. This is certain, that if the Sioux on Pine Ridge were to take a notion to attack the troops now in camp here there would not be a soldier, civilian, woman cr child left to tell the story of the on- slaught. There are 1,500 heavily armed warriors within aradius of 40 miles of the agency and the available force to place in the field would not amount to 500 and 100 are Indian LEADING IMPORTERS OF Diamonds, Watches and Jeweiry, LOWEST PRICES. 100 Visiting Cards —_—-AN——— Engraved Copperplats, $1.50. | 100 Visiting Cards Ut er From Plate, as te what will make JILVER PLATED WAE, TABLE CUTLERY, WEDDIN' AND rr Rings. © 815 Main Street. Te eT iy J = Tie Tale te |deed to Mary F Dunean BUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 26. 1890. «+7. Circuit Court Proceedings. Geo. R Gorham vs K C&S Ry Co, transferred to Henry county. Isaac Leonard vs same, same. State of Mo Daniel Gilmore, continued Lydia Rhodes vs City of Nevada, | verdict for plaintiff of $1,800. | Richard Webb vs C W Neil, con-; tinued by consent. Mary F Duncan et W Henderson. sheriff acknowledges | vs JW Ennis vs Michael Chorette | et al, sheriff acknowledges deed to W O Atkeson. Rich Hill Town Co vs Mo Pac Ry | Co, petition for order for plaintiff to produce book, petition sustained and plaintff ordered to produce saine. Rich Hill Town Co vs Mo Pac Ry | Co, defendant files amended answer Kineaid & Co vs Mary Lloyd, mo- tion to dismiss sustained. State of Mo vs G A Heath et al, nolle prosequi. State of Mo vs J E McCauts,same State of Mo vs Belle Ruff, same. R B Muritield vs G Zeller, defend | ant motion t> dismiss sustained. CC Clingan vs HJ Kelsey, jury empannelled and evidence heard;jury disagree aud are discharged. State of Mo vs M M.> Kaufman, continued. State of Mo vs Fred Mathe, saine DA DeArmond et al vs Thos. Lashbrook et ul, WG Rose electad special judge. s | | | | State of Mo. vs Richard 'luckaby et al, ver- (" dict not guilty. State ef Mo. va Jacob Smith, continued at cost of pl’. State of Mo. vs Wm F Bartlett, continued at cost of deft. State of Mo. vs Jennie Ruf, noll prosequi James Henry vs Mary Henry, proof of publi- cation filed and interlocutory Judgmant, Mary B Umstedt vs E B Wainscott, decree in partition. Rebecea Spencer vs John T Spencer, of divorce James ment for Jas T Merchant ve Gerge Rapp, motion to retax coate filed by pi’ff. Wm Nis Margarct Nisbet, leave to file cross bill State of Mo. vs Jas Franklin, deft and John Short enter into cognizance of $300 K L Barton et al ve TK M. Gillia k, admrx, enters appearance, or- pay into court $90, received by rook, late sheriff, being proceeds from agile of attached property, Stateo! Mo exrel KG Hartwell, et al, ve Jno H Sullene et al, 3 cas lecrec ranted pl’ Mf and custody of child. urnham vs James Dillen, judg- eng ry and half-breeds, ost Trader Asay says if the present force of soldies were to take the field they would be the worst licked bedy of men since the massaere of the Seventh Cavalry on the Little Big Horn, kiss guns would be of no service in & campaign, as the Indians always scatter in an engagement and it would be like firing a magazine to kill a squirrel. fr. Asny is of the — that the fighting will take Pp ace in the Bad Lands. It neemed to be the present pro- ramme of the army to call in all riendly Indians and then go after the hostiles without quarter. Last night 36 Indian ey on fleetfooted. out to the surrounding country to warn the friendly Indians to come to the agency Friday and ever since sunrise the Sioux who have not tak- en part in or have no ayampathy for the religious craze have been riding into camp. TO GIVE AN ULTIMATUM. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Thriving Butler. The Review scribe spent the larg- er portion Friday in Butler, « silent spectator of scenes at the court house as well as of the county capital in CONFEDERATE ASSOCIATION. ting of the Vieo-Presiden® in St, Loum, he vice presidents of thdex-con- wate association of Miss@ri met hdnosday lant in St. Jouiditwelve mbers being present. Kansas ty was chosen for their tid nn- tal reunion on Wednesdy and ureday, August 19 and 20 The buncil, sitting in thojexecuti® com itee of the confederate bom then ard reporte from the sevaml con essional districts, which a ppregat- total cash and subscriptims of 18,641. Five offers wore w od locating the Home, and {about ing offleial action, an adjo ' nt had to Saturday, Decen , 20. committee, comprising Pigddent tonerman, H. W. Salmon, WH. fonvan, F. P. Brovaugh, I, Ii Pitts dA. d. Anderson were ins id en Butler has made splendid progress since our former visit there, aud the two Emery blocks, the Missouri bank building, the new brick —_ State house,which will be ready for a Christman opening, besides a large number of handsome and substantial residences in different parts of the town, show evidences of thrift and prosperity never before seen during a similar period in the history of But- ler, but what the county capital now stands mostly in need of is a sytem of posers and some modern system of lighting—but ns the citi zone realize this, they will no doubt The Gatling and Hotch-| f, olice at the agen- ae ponies were went| and appeal granted to K ’ > Leave to Mile bill of exceptions by Jan, Ie Iset, John B Henderson va Casa county, et al, No. 187 demurrer withdrawn and wer filed to ended petition; motion to e injane- Aled; stipulation for dismissal fled and L reon Ve Gass county, amended auewer filed bir frag Hooper at al, ve James Huoper, re- ply filed, : Mtateof Mo, ve Benjamin Woods, burglary and lsceny, P H Holcomb and J 8 Franciaco attorneys appointed for deft; arraigned, plea not gailty; set for Nov, 25th, Bullard Stems, Ko, Timms: An our squibe did finally reach the press we will try our hand once more eee few days, lo-day some- vel in - Kur, hy, of near Al- time democrat paseed Inet week rose to.) N Ballard’s farm, He forthe U. #. and or with eluded they needed for voting the U. 1, ticket, a0 each ki other, oR but the repentance came late... EP Meshior was in Butler inet Week, Come in and leave your name with the P for the old reliable of Hates “ind c W B Vole wont to Montrose mill with wh ‘ See Will Hooper's new barn... C D Greer has built aetable . ML Embree repaired hie barn LaFollets has re-covered his house and D and it NO. 1 FARMERS BANK OF BATES COUNTY, ~~: $50,000.00 Vice-President wd Vi N. THOMPSON J. ROSIER, ELA. BENNETT, EE. D. RirP, Dr. J. EVERINGHAM r. SILVERS, DIRECTORS. Jaage Clark:Wix, Farmer and stock raiser. RoI Hurley of R.J. Hurley Lumber Company. J. K. Rosier, Vice-President nd Farmer. M.S. Kierse, , Farmer and Stock raiser. =. A. Bennett, of Bennett, Wheeler & Company and 2ud Vice-President. E Emery, Real Estate Investor. M. G. Wilcox, Farmer and Stockraiser E.M.G Farmer and Stock Raiser. armer and Stockraiser. ompeon, President, farmer and stockraiser ele, Farmer and stockralser. J.J. McKee, Farmer aud stockraiser. E.D. Kipp, Cashier. Receives Deposits sabject to check, loans money, issues drafts, and transacts a general banking business. Your patronage respectfully solicited. You will see the finest ling of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, ever on the market. I have just returned from the east where I purchased at! the latest styles in Dress Goods and trimmings; also, the, latest styles in Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps and Gets Furnishing Goods Drop in and take a look at our a mense stock; our low prices and convince yourself. Esti wats! Hh tla sees sti aPdataticst id ood patent-right man, Hee hie fence builder » Moore Bros. and Frank Greer have our of birds, come agal ty : QO’ Kanin tells ust P Btover has to Kanans to see his mother, who is sick ' Woods called & fow minutes Vriday ening TACK, | A Rare Chanod | “Ts now offered you to\ decorate your homes with beautiful\ crayon portraits and other res by our own hands, If you have beste for drawing you can Joarn, anc it iste. Laclede Hotel For Sale, Three story hotel witunted south. wont corner square, one door west of new opera house, Has 35 well furnished rooms, 2 sample rooms on ground floor, also one omnibus, 4 good horses and harness. Will sell for cash, one half down balance in two years. Hotel haw always paid. Old age reason for selling. ploanant as well as a profitedle busi- nose. My terms are reasonable for instruction as I guarantee you suc. cous, length of term, when you can do work that will sell redily, or in other words time unlimited. Callon mo for terms and learn something {that will be of great value to you. J. W. Cover. secure both in good season.—Rich visited all places and invoRigate | Hill Review. ropositions submitted $# the fon of theconfederate honéiad | ort to the full committes pb ihe ue above stated. This congressional distric presented by vice-president Wanted ! Wool, hides, pelts, feathers, bees wax, rage and grease. North Main #0. | *treet, opposite post-office. J. Fisnen. ‘onaugh of this county, whit Fist rted upward of $2,300 inj gab d good subscriptions, cols ly from a portion of Henry, d Vernon counties. Letters received from distin entlemen unable to be pi ge D. A. DeArmond, confe o elect from the twelfth digi vompanied his letter with ai | $100. Gen. John MeNufh® tinguished officer in the ny, also sent a remembraricefft ape of a check for $25. ff ancis sent a telegram i © subscribed liberally.—C' pmocrat Overpowered the Guard. Springfield, Mo., Nov. 20.—Six prisoners broke jail here this morn {ing about 8 o'clock. The deputy sheriff went into the main cell to feed the inmates, and three prisoners seized him, threw a blanket over his head, grabbed his revolver and opened the cell door. James. S. B. Berry and a Bald Kuob! who here charged with bu onious assault, ha revolver, made (he « ent open the door, oners escaped. soon in pursuit, three of the fleci Drury College gx | fwediately openc reon the 3 18 uy and fel- offices we Syrup of Figs. oduced from the laxative an! tious juice of California imbined with the medicinal q of plants known to be wos: cial to the human system, ptly, on the kidney] and effectually clensing the sy spelling colds and headaches, ring habitual costiveness. 4 fend a regular pitched battle e: fter Berry had tired the last round n his revolver he threw it down and urrendered. Two other prisoners ve also been captured, while three aatere still at large. This is the second Mime within the past six months that pe prisoners have broke jail. ring your pictures to Prof. | ver, the free hand and pen a d get the finest work you ra@gen. Located in opera b \ A 7 tf. Liga Oak heater like the Live thing of beauty everlas dy by McBrung & Wheat Wanted. _I Will pay eighty five cents per shel for wheat delivered at my ll. Iwill take wheat on deposit, i give 334 pounds of the very it flour per bushel. J. T. Suasxos. Sixty of the of these friendly In- diaus will to-morrow be drawn up in the beef corral and heavily arm- ed. Then the Indian police. under command of one who has the sword, 8 captain, and Lieutenant Fasthorse will lead the friendly Sioux to the camps of the ghost dancers and de- |mand that the dances cease. If the hostiles refuse to comply with this command they will be warned again then if the order is disregarded the soldiers will take the field and put | down the rebellion by force of arms | The trouble will come when the ef- |fort is made to stop the dancers. Lit |tle Wound, Young Man Afraid of his Horse. Torn Belly, Swift Bird, Big Road. Six Feathers and Little Man have openly and repeatedly declared that they will fight if the soldiers ttempt to coerce them. They have reat influence with their people. Scouts from the hostile camps along the ridges of the Buttes | One of them who! in the agency. rode up to Wolf Creek was in full war dress studying the camp intently. tiste, or Little Bat, one of Crook's famous scouts. ani Louis Mossoi. another scout. They rode 70 miles from Fort Robinson without rest at the command of the government, are now in the White | hear of Berry going to Pettis county | all the time, ashe is not seen on | often | coon ereek.. | each lost a horse | from Appleton City Saturday to spend Sunday | in the community | Judge to Butler Through a pair of field! glasses the warrior could be seen} At 9! o'clock last night two horsemen gal- | oped furiously up to the agency. | | They were Baptiste, or Little Bap-| and | cepted, and JS Arbuckle appointed to fill the Clay district, | two of our road bosses. settied with the board | studying the movements of the hos-| tiles. Later in the night three more | Knee and reported to Gen. Brooke |that the Indians were still dancing | with their rifles on their backs. | scouts returned from the ‘Wounded | & otherwise og Halk his farm. 1 M Starke has the boss hog hotise ...% M fort has a new jable....Kd Bennett hee bought £ erm eat ik... Ote Reeder bought Ander- oon’s farm. Leok out, boys, Ute means busl- ness. , Embree home eafe and sound Y a ail done and no one killed | M Deane still taike of buying farm in Bates. Thot’s righ! jet scared h0-tf Mua. M. J. Patton tf. opera b'ld’g. Trus Hale. Whereas, John Dinan and Anna Dinan husband and wite, by their deed of tr ated June a6th, 1885, and recorded | it, the recorder’s office within and tor Bates county, Missouri, in book No, 8 | Page 210 conveyed to the undersigned trustee the tollowing described real es tate lying and being situate in the coun. ty of Bates and state of Missourl, to-wit Begi | nenthe it quarter of the southwest quarter section thirteen (13) township thirty-eight Be c Angeics, Cal he may do well. and yet Temetuber some of us in Bates . Jas. Mut- ae has rented the Eimer Wilsen farm a few miles south, where be will move in the spring. He is lacky in getting such a place Did you see Bill Hughes on his road home from Mont- rose? € © Clizer atill liveth and is in the harness business at his old stand; where he hopes to keep John MeAninch busy attending to customers . Spelling at Fairview a few nights since. DE Edrington is giving good sati-faction as a teacher....Cap Price at school daily except Sunday evenings... Lee Embree wants you to know heis 8 man, no more a ‘ Sorry could not be a man about two weeks | sooner....Berry, assisted by Jno Greer, is | gathering S W Price’s corn We expect to range No. twenty-nine (2%), and fun north twent ven (27, rods, thence east eley- qi 1-2 wane 774 epee ence wes of beginning, containing two acres, also Forth half of the sont! of the northeast quatter of the southwest quarter of section No. J3 towig” ship 38, range 29; also the following de- scribed land, beginning at the southeast cor- guarter of the southwest | quarter of section Bo 13, townshi runring thenee north fou , thence west 17 chains and 12 thence south 4 chains and 3% links, thenee é [to place of beginning; in all shove deseri pieces of land containing eighteen acres more or ess Was made in trust to se- nh note fully de nd where- bo Squire Wilds feels so good he must be w . dobn Lentz is doing a boor ness of late Where is Fort? He m John Thompson and Book Greer We look for Danie home Ballard tias a daily mail, arriving at }0 o'clock a.m Geo Price receiv- ed notice from Mrs. (Judge elect) Cole, to get the best rig in Spruce and take her and the And as 14 Ray found the cart and team’’ for George, he will be on hand in due season....J B Eames, the Kansas man who is feeding a lot of cattle on Ballard’s farm, calis regularly for his mail as he is in- terested in the markets ...Tom Starke is feed- ad more t thereon, relore. said nete and pursuan of said > and ac- | deed of trust, I will proceed to sell the Ss: sa mpt in | above described premises at public yen- SAtdgiig Moments. Gone, eee i ti ‘ 1 in its | sale. to the highest bidder for cash, at ed him the farm one mile south. Welcome, to prepared « m the most | {he ¢ast front door of the court house, our midst ...J M Coleman looks thin; natural z +,.|in the city of Butler, county of Bates resnit from batcbing....Charley Swaggart. is tances, its! and state of Missouri, on in Illinois where he is being treated by an In- s commend it{ pp : dian doetor....Sprace and Mingo township it the most’ ureday, December 18, 1890, boards met here Monday and ordered the line | road to be opened, Th. s been a long need- | between the hours of 9 o'clock in the = i torenoonand § 0’ cloc! for tale ia: $08 5 ck in the afternoon he pro- is ed road, and Dr. Warford and others deserve | much credit for their work in securing it. Jas. Wilds offered his resignation. which was ac- ! of that day, tor the urpeses of fy- leading drug- ‘ing said debt, intereet and costs. taunts } druggist who! _1-# A. F. HICKMAN, Trnstee have it on hand will pro-| @ (cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any ubstitute, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAK FRARCISTO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. MEW YORK, #7. a vacancy....B F Billings ana A C Edrington, | iable I adge C D Co! by earnest men and Soe If you A ah ie peg line of vas want Btroduce try. Don’t wait: 4-4m