The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 3, 1890, Page 1

oe | The eS, em Ill 2 a tler — Ti Bu BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 3.1890. ——— NO. 2 Special Correspondence. | $3.50; pages and laborers. $1.50:oth- Jefferson City, Dee. 1. er employees, $2. Missou rl 4 6 ank. ‘ € appointment of There will rot be so many cler di es es acts ne and Tho to ewployed at this session as at the| ancis | last, for the reason that the last was! OF BUTLER, MO. a supreme besch by Gov. F | seems to have piven geuerul satisfac- & TeV $110,000. | tion. The new judges will take their | assis | seat on the first Mor in January | ' Besides the r new legislature comes in | and the clerical | » demanded was very session OF BATES COUNTY, SAPITAL, - . ceives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and jnextand wili have cuarge of the | with the det -rmnin sation to retrench ‘Cash Capital. $50,000.00 does » General Banking Business. “ermal division” of the court./expenditures and will no doubt set THOMPSON President sal i They hold office fr two years and| good example in the matter of em-| J. K. ROSIE! oF «Vice Prealdent In the Real Estate Loan Department. Make loans | their succe-sor will be elected at the | Ploying as little help as is necessary ORIPR. nel CASHES | reneral el in 189: for the transaction of the business Ro Ste enee = Seoeeeesy general election in 1892. 0) sini iv. W. SILVERS, .. Attorney on Real Estate on long or short time at lowest rates w vithout delay. The republic The state officers are preparing | vention i this city last suminer and | | their reports for submission to the Mr. Cuiuacey I. Filley the director | €overnor and transmission to the general of that body, announced legislature, The departments are | that the party which he had in charge all in good shape and interesting re | is held a state con-| DIRECTORS. Judge Clark;Wix, Farmer and stock raiser. R.J Hurley of R.J. Hurley Lumber Company. J.K. Rosier, Vice-President nd Farmer. M_S. Kierse,, Farmer and Stock raiser. an eS Bennett, of Bennett, Wheeler & Company and 2ud Vice-President. E. Emery, Real Estate Inv r . Liveryman ohn TL. len, Mrs. Levina ware, TC, Physician Surk, Monroe Farmer e dealer Smith tarke, peo Turner, Mrs lard, J N Farmer Kinney 5 : E 5s may be looke : ji 5 M. G. Wilcox, Farmer and Stockraiser = Levy. Sam Dry Goods & ClothingTucker, WE Dentist would not make an effort to carry | Ports may be looked for. The finances | IE, M, Gaily, Farmer and Stock Raiser. Morrison. r Capitalist \ of the state are in excellent condition | M. e, Farmer and Stockraiser. farmer this state this year, reserving that | task for 1892; but that it would car-|@2d the administration is prepared | ry the legislature. The result of | jto make a fine showing for the two} the effort is know. | Years it has been in power. as on hompson, President, farmer and stockraiser John Steele, Farmer and stockraiser. J.J. McKee, E.D. Kipp, M Farmer JM Capitalist M Farmer mber dealer Cashier’ M Physician ert Farmer 1M Stock Dealer Farmer and stockraiser. Pharis, Cashier. Pheris, Patto' Some one look i acctaas Tinea othoePows Pr ght, TJ Capitalist Receives Deposits subject to cheek, loans money, issues drafts, and transacts a eC Con, & Res’t Pigott, Hit Bank Clerk fax Hoots & Shoes ing for Mr. Filley afew days avo.| Jefferson City is getting its house- general banking business, Your patronage respectfully solicited. 'H Prof Normal Sch Rosier, J M Farmer Walls, Wm Farmer make os J ays o- | : DA Circuit Judge Rankin, J L Farmer Walton, G W Farme The governor had to appoint a com- | bold ready for the reception of the r Farmer Radford, Chas R Farmer Walls, J T Physic Bat : PE larsdlatur H naee Gas : Evgring m, J Physician Reisner, J W Insurance Whipple. NL Ph mitte to examine the books and make | !€8"8 ature. ouses are being re » mM Farmer ps Judge Co.Ct Williams, RV Farmer painted, streets repaired. the hotels! are being redecorated and refurnish- jed and altogether there is quite a the auditor and treasurer, and he needed a republi | can member of the house to make i : : house-cleaning taki place for the the third man on the committee. It 7 guests soon to : ‘The ion was very difficult to find one whose | proiaises to be a pleasant one socia name was sufficiently well known asjly. Mike. arepublicau to assure the public | that the coumittee was non-partisan. All the prominent repubheans who had offered themselves to the peo- ple had been been buried under a democratic avalanche maius couldn't ie = settlement with cashier asst. cashier ~~ BOOKER POWELL T. C. BOULWARE WM. E. WALTON J. R. JENKINS EI a LEADING IMPORTERS OF Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry. LOWEST PRICES. vice-president When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria and their re-| When she had Children, she gave them Castoria Our Illustrated tty The handsemest ever issued in the even be gotten at. eee RR at Ty 100 Visiting Cards | 100 Visiting Cards Finally the governer secured a man| , AND —— you thousands raf Engraved Copperplate, Me Sintnday orto pose a from a county that was rash enough | fae $1.50. mod scree cat ba a to send a republicanftothe house and | - = ina ‘ i REE OF CHAR : : eee Spruce is still ix existence... .Cli- the committee was thus made up. vee Hf Btinion foot Frank Patrick's Siver PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS. Kervar(ily e 815 Main Street. PES) cee remeypeneell |e Bs TES ee eee This was Mr. Weeks of Jasper coun- ty. who with Senator Nat Shelton of Schuyler,and Representative Hughes of DeKalb constitute the examining The republicans of the committee. brother from Ky., is visiting them at present... .Dal Drake sold his stock at public sale Saturday...,What in the world got into Bob Davis Sun- day, just walked off with one of the You will sce the finest line of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, ever on the market. I have just returned from the east where I purchased all the latest styles in Dress PE sLORG OTE FEST ORM ESTES y & | fair sex....Rev. Whitsett preached a fine discourse at the Deepwater C. P. church Sunday....You should see Dr. J. W. Choate’s musical in- struments, several different kinds. . We learn that Charles Swaggart, who left some time ago for II. for medicai treatment, died last week. This is asad bereavement. He leaves awife and child with a host of friends here to mourn their loss. ... Dawson is going to bave some pat- ent right fence, got a machine for the business....The people of the Enterprise school house organized a literary; meets every Thursday night at that school house....Walter Me Comb goes to Butler to day....The Gov. enjoyed a pleasant hunt with Prof. Morris last week. The Prof. is a boss hunter, but the Gov. kept up with him....Sam Budd is haul- has announced that he intends to re- | #28,10gs to the mill this week... We fee ‘ understand Judge elect Cole gave sign the circuit judgeship which he| the Oak Hill church over to the holds and enter the practice of law | Lord Sunday, reminding Him of the again. He will resign about the lst of |fact that Ae would be absent for January. The governor will have to i. = aaa Pag — foe a Sea wo! ong, 0 ote peeeeey SE. can come home, thank the Lord. oi The election of Judge DeArmond | Sam Stapleton is improving his busi- to congress will bring about anoth-|ness house, which adds greatly to jer vacancy in the circuit judgeship. its appearance....John McAninch The supreme court will elect a oe = er are busy making harness a clerk at the June term. Mr. Henry | Clizer’s farm. ... Uncle Tommie Hull Ewing is the present incumbent. It|can be found at the post office al is understood that he will not be aj ™most any day....What has become candidate for re-appointment and of Wash Calahan? haven't seen him the contest for his place has already | a Pie aggiptona begun. , Goods and trimpiings; also, the latest styles in Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps aud Gents Furnishing Goods Drop in and take a look at our immense stock; our low prices and convince yourself. next house will be able. without any trouble to sit around and take their meals off a wash-tuv. When Chauncey I. Filley makes another prediction he is likely to hear the word “rats.” The appointment of Judge Thomas to the supreme bench will cause an appointment to the cirewt judgeship at present filed by that gentleman. It is thought that there will be a lively contest among the lawyers in the 26th circuit for the appointment. Mr. J. F. Green of Jefferson county, and Mr. J. W. Em- erson of Iron county are named in connection with the race. Judge O..M. Spencer, of St. Joe, MRS, ANNIE BAXTER’S Fischer Repudiated at the Polls, Wants It on a Technicality. Carthage, Mo., Nov. 28.—Two more contests as a result of the late election in this county have been an- nounced. Julius Fischer, the defeat- ed candidate for county clerk, filed papers claiming the office on the ground that his successful opponent was a woman and therefore not eligi- ble. It is conceded by everybody that no man in the county is as com- petent for the office as Mrs. Baxter and many republicans do not like the contest business. As for the con- testant it has been remarked that he is not much of a man or he would not object to his successful oppo- nent being a lady. The contest will be interesting to all, and when de- cided will set at rest the question of eligibility of women for office. The other contestant is Judge Hopkins, defeated by Judge W. H. Kilgore, D, re-elected for the fourth term. The charge of illegal voting ismade. Both cases wifl, be heard in the March term held in this eity. IMBUED with THE CRAZE. OFFICE, aa xoal Indians Adjacent to Oklahoma Con- yerts tothe Messiah Intatuation. Guthrie, Ok., Nov. 28.—The tribes of the territory adjacent to Oklaho- /pa proper have become imbued with he Messiah idea and a ghost dance in progress to-night, in which Utes and Missouris were the leading gpirits. A number of the leaders of hose tribes were here to-day and ére greatly excited over the state affairs prevailing. They are firm ivers in the Messiah doctrine. ‘uch uneasiness prevails among ttlers as to the final outcome. | Whistler and Keokuk of the Sac and fox tribes were in town all day in onference with leading citizens. They announced thata ghost dance had been arranged for to-morrow night about eighteen miles from the city. The same feeling of uneasiness Pas taken possession of the Potawat- ‘omies and Kickapoos. Scalp-Him-| Quick and High Kicker of the for- | 'mer, Snake-Creek, Hunting-Pony, | Tall-Reed and Whispering-Bear of | RB the latter are all in the city and to- Ber Ambition. From the Youth’s Companion. A Kansas City school teacher was one day asking her scholars what they wanted to be or do when they were men and women. She received various answers. One child wished to be a farmer, an- other a merchant, another a banker, another a school teacher, and so on. Some answered, “I don't know.” Finally she came to Susie Benley, a nice little girl 8 years old. “Well Susie, what do you want toj_ be when you grow up?” | Susie arose and demurely replied, | to the amusement and —— of the teacher. “I want to bea married lady, and; keep house.” A Rare Chance ‘ Is now offered you to decorate your homes with beautiful crayon portraits and other pictures made by your own hands. If you have taste for drawing you can learn, and it is a pleasant as well as a profitable busi- ness. My terms are reasonable for instruction as I guarantee you suc- cess, length of term, when you can do work that will sell redily, or in | other words time unlimited. Callon me for terms and learn something that will be of great value to you. J. W. Cover. tf. opera b'ld’g. Laclede Hotel For Sate. Three story hotel situated south- west corner square, one door west of new opera house. Has 35 well of court to be} ' , eA ee The salary is $3,000 a year| |... Bill Covey thinks he would f hed ae night were in council with Captain Syrup of Figs. jand the term of office six years. | make a good deputy recorder. ~ urnis SAREE nag ane identi MCavauaugh of the United States! p, anced from the laxative and ua-) There are six or seven candidates at | there! Billy, be careful how you ad ehasnced barca On my. These several representatives ictious juice of C ae: work now. |vance in new territory. ...George! le aise eee i if pate hates ea : li, iin ;. : +e ; oath + oo | Drake says he wishes “Parson E : oes = oe lof the tribes belong to the most in- ——— — the me = inal - Candidates for positicns in thelmons-woald move out of Siveeon jin two years. Hotel has always| ONE ENjOYS . ctio nd their views are | ties of plants known to be reost be “oan ® secth shaw Fiala Ue telligent factions and their views are ponte & ye gene "a. legislature are actively at work also. it's the girl, ain't it, George... Jim] soo lage - u = ‘ rod and results whem Feonsidered worthy of at agre San vont tie as ee s i bow-| the anail of the new members being | Cole has not been seen in our ‘pl arte) = ‘ eS ciahat ie rly ogg ekg xe a . is . ate ee J? = | a ae hing to th The troops stationed here have els. effectually clensing th tem, | looded with applications. The fol | since the cart scrape. Come again,} _— lg een notified to hold themselves in | gispelling colds and headsecl | i z Jim, ...Tom Strode will ship aicsal ney: : | dispelling ds an adacl lowing is the list of the positions | han i: ‘nds 6 i . cle vances, the sye ’ : tn teanntne . _ a Aa eae {ot hogs next week. . nele Billy e u P readiness for transfer to other fields, | curing habitual costiven ‘thatthe de rs sail els colk head- Ee Sabai Gh war. has Geen E BrEerenae ure has at its dispo- Martin and Will Howard passed | THE - * a 7 but the pecees RSA host Re veal Gidadia Cuncssinn Sition together with the salaries at-| through town with corn for Mont | r " a ue d r 2 habitual advised as to the critical situation in es oT mee x ae tached rose to day....Walt McCown wears | BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES » of Figs is the this section and it is hoped the or- | | Chattanooga, 1. NOV. 25. ; : e a broad swile, his best girl has re- | AND of ite kin d ever pro- der will be revoked until such time Red Cloud, 5S Bull's trusted) Senate—Secretary, $5; assistant /turned from Sedalia....Have you| g to the taste and ac- itenant, is a wh © to the stomach, secr tary, $5; ST. LOUIS JOURATL OF AGRICCLTCRE rompt in F : _ engrossing cler ;, seen George Price or Uncle Hick e Indians get over their restless aocual ae BB, ‘* oi i" . as thi ro - — “enrolling clerk, $5: official reporter, | Ray lately? Pretty bad, boys, but re large 8 page Agricultural, Stock me ee bene a In its = (oo aia ee ae = . cate os “th : Pas $5: aplaip, $5; reading clerk cheer up ‘there is a better day com |and Family paper, price $1.00 per | pak aa rom the most rr S Se ee a eee folder, $4 \ing....Loren Whitmore will be the|annum. It is the organ of the Far- BET Aan © sareencea ie For Sale or Trade tor Stock. Wiscor and 19 years aer, 4, nt qu alities commend it | deputy probate judge, or one of the family, from appearances... .For 1- | cheap goods call at the post office... mers Alliance with a circulation |larger than any weekly agricultural paper inthe United States. Both 1 and have made it the most remedy known. p of Figs is for sale in 50c returned ho identitic: He spoke En 1 anc the A new frame house 5 room pantry, and block of ground, d 400 feet from court house square, + |doorkeeper, & 1 $3.50; pages and er employees, ¥2. How was that Thanksgiving turkey? | rs for one year for $1.75 or both ae } ployees, $2. papers for one ye or $1.75 or bot. in best portion of city. Enquire at . bat French = io aa it was boss; we ate the turkey and | papers Shine eee L “bitin b by all leading drug- his offiee. olf Ie lian dialeets. He was ouse—Chief clerk, $5; assistant \then gave thanks... . ' Any reliable druggist who Leck out fer aj free sample copy of the Journal of | change i in the weather, Hugh Gor- enrolling clerk, $5; official reporter, | don says it’s coming from the north, haplair, $5; reading clerks, $5., 80 prepare, for Hughknows....Un Main j savagry, and has lived there and w | 85: Sree ee eres, 2; 7 | | been prowinent in the councils of | folder, $4; sergeant at-arms, $3.50; cle Lewis McComb continues to dig ’ his tribe. | doorkeeper. $3.50; committee clerks. {Sea etal = Lewis says poter he ontented away from his friends, and he returned | to the Sioux and his life of severe chief clerk, $5; engrossing « ios $5; | as HC promply = hand will pe , for any one who to try it. Do not accept any tute, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. NW FRANCISCO, CAL, coursviteé | ar. SEW YORK, #.¥. Agriculture and splendid premium list, address Journal of Agriculture. No. 9 N. 8th St. Louis, Mo. All re- mittances for the two papers should be addressed to J. D. Attzs & Co, Butler, Mo. ; Wanted! Wool, hides, pelts, feathers, ax, rags and grease. North treet, opposite post office. \ J. Fisuer. bees x