The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 29, 1891, Page 3

VOL. XII}. BATES GOUNTY BUTLER, MO. TH LARGEST AND THE ONLY NATIONAL National Bank, THE OLDEST BANK = BANK BUTLE ER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY APRII DC sme 1891. NO 92 © amt} DID BACON KILL SHAKESPEARE! Ignatins Donne ty Left tarin the Shade bv a Detroit Genins. sir,’ said Dr. O W. Owen. “I Bacon cipher an e secret stories hid- IN THE COUNTY. !den in wn ‘These ROCK ISLAND PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS. EAGLE jare the Novam Org . the bisto SULRKY PLOWS, BROWN, UNION AND U.S. CORN ry of go Henry VI dhe New Ate HAvkkoWs, HAWORTH AND BROWN CHECK ROWERS, FREEMANS untis, derius Te PLANTERS, J. I. CAS AR. R. DEACON ‘arries the Largest Stock of _ RARDWRAE and IMPLEMENTS PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS , CASADAY & EVANS, STEEL BARB-WIRE, ,ed the manure heap in the further drain the cousumers derstood. | engaged, met by agreement bs Confession April 20. —Martin pposed leader of the : robbers’ gane that has annoyed the Pennsylvania, ’ nd Obto and Erie ro: ur, whe Was arrested last inde a confession. He says the antl had nineteen members, and implicates a Pittsburg elerk of the Baltimore and Ohio, who furnished, he says, valua ble information to the thieves. Man ning admits to tifty three robberies, some of them of e nitude. onsiderable mag- Detectives Cook, Shepard, Patterson and Jones to-day arrested James Hocker and Charles Riley, of McKeesport, where the gang had headquarters It is thought the others will be captured within a week The meanest man in the state lives in Montgomery county He sold his son in-law If of a cow and then refused to ide the mi maintai that he front half He was furnish all feed the 1a uso re consumed, rry water to Te cently the and compelled him to ¢ her three times a day. cow hooked the old n, and now he is suing his sonin law for dam s 'r, the old man has just refe’ red ‘the saddler’s hill for $1.25 tor a new headstall to thé son-in law for payment, and yesterday he claim- rear of the barnas wholly his own —Mis- souri and Kansas Farmer That is the way In waich the Ne- bobs of the east have daddy in Jawed the west. They have insisted that the west should do all the feeding and they would do all the milking and they have been so far successful in haying their own way, and when the milk did not flow rich and free enough to satiate Upyoverna- of the east bill passed—to of the But the old man can't always after that style. The law of equity is fast being un- their ble avarice, the barons had the MeKinley west. run his son in law —Clinton Democrat. An Ohio lady and Montana man who had corresponded and become for the first time at Ackison, Kas.. and were married. Malvern Hill battlefield, near Richmond, Va., has been sold to W. H. Hale of New York. SHIRLEY CHILDS > DEALER IN THE CELEBRATED Fly Dutchman Riding Plows, BARLOW AND TATE lished it the folio ¢ iss sis ih vind : ma olaeaennil BUCKEYE IRON sn FE PUMPS, TRON, S is : AGON WOOD WORK, BUILDERS HARD- Wo capITAL, - - $125,000 ag ee ane : ae WARE. ALSO, A LARGE VARIETY OF ROAD CARTS, ALWAYS ON HAND. ! of London SURPLUS, S $25,000 00! Dy Owen has worked four years | EA N - - - BUTLER MO = coustantly to bring about a full dem R. R. D CO 2 fe GARD, - - - President. | onstration of his discovery, and now | ee ; i . B. NEWBERRY, Vice-Pres/he ig going to publish the who'e | Gere « ou mand Mr tan, MAY BE A CANIDATE. plexing but when we once catch up J. C. CLARK = = Cashier elas 5g Joy, | Whieh the latter was killed) It was =a cur labor will be pleasant and agree- \thing in book form He declare sap ss S as 7 ee eel fer The Lieutenant Governor Claycomb May able.” | he mak public the cipher : of pure self-defer Th : 7, eens eee ee ae " | aman of ninent ability Enter the Gubernational Race In answer to the question as to —_ Atkison’s —— [ehild can easily reul the De, | coeec se seen cen aan lo land a splendid spe: aes what he thought of the next sena- reer ss Mir tory, found plain. The fourth man is onel Lieutenant Governor 8. H. Clay-; torial contest and who he thought is t ng ny? ; ty way 5 Sa isied o comb stopped off here to-day on his; would be the winner, the Judge + cal relates that Lord | Whe 1s said to ha \ fg eee mee? mine ae Oko: surpet return from the commercial congress A yeeDes Rpeeeaee © see xe Maer ge 1s commercial congress proved both a| Gov. Frances has definitely decided West Side - tution, "Mo. |;, mile Bacon and a blood-| Young men a f ) vq pleasant and interesting session. 1) to make the race, but in the event ia a 1 t f hig {Col Scheil’s brot! }, think the meeting will aid in’ bring-| that he should, he ka very hard j sucker Taki t mtace of his : - i - i ‘ . t ki]. img about a better feeling between! and a very popul eat ' * a meal fio : Colone! Schell was tried for the kill Mea s and a very popular n to beat, } DR. F. M. FULKERSON, | mt he pecataten actaceas Renuka the sections of the country represen- | Senator Cockrell is one of the be King James the real authorship of | 4 bat was acquitted : r ne of the best DENTIST, la a vine! ES is Ne Pectin ted, and may otherwise bring about) informed and one among the most jthe plays. and blackmailed Bacon te ! reasary Predicame = See ee isi Ce) i : é q BUTLER, - MISSOURL. |the extent of £20,000. One day) Washine DG. Aa ele tal results in the way of legis-} popular men in the senate, the peo | | ce . ae | eee or? a tie lation. It was certainly a most in-| ple of Missouri of all classes idolize ! Office, Southwest Corner Square, Dr.| Shakespeare became too iusolent in| Preasury officials are beginning to 0. S : : l ‘ Tucker's old stand. lhis d ad The nobleman drew | = q h teresting meeting - him and in him Goy. Francis wil | = si ae ett nd in‘h a rage struck the ICUS NS eee cee: oi a When asked in regard to his can-| sind a formidable adve rsary. If Gov. Dawes. jhis sword ar = 1 tru = 5,000,000 44 per ponte which fall ; didacy for the governorship, Goy-| Francis can overcome tlie opposition | acer cous ee ds hie due Se ptember 1. The heavy ap- Claycom) said: “Of course I would resented by Si Cockrell 1 | + ‘And the, recites the ciper story hel . ica aad ° : presente »y Senator Cockrell he | ye ARMOND & QMITH, fee e at bk »dy bands were ash | Bree Lee oe ereiest eat ses hike to be governor of Missouri. } need not fear the efforts that will be . pi Ri ae eat t | se |the falling off in custom receipts | Phat is a laudable ambition, and I put forth by any other candidate.” al 2, ore ¢ » reser . Oe SEY Alc anenen action ae : z A a ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ed there comes into my _ ai jleave a very suuall prospective mar-” an free to say it would be pleasing| ‘The Judge left Sedalia on the : ce gentleman who was sore affrig: ated gin—too small for bond-peying on | «,, the extreme to me to be the gov- sdoiplit Missouri Ps Bes / . Will practice in) Bates and adjoining |« My lord,” he exclaimed, “what hast | Ti angen Tacadiae the i 5 jay night Missouri Pb: e train for counties. ’ wader) ukidireapliods cine ay eee ee . 5 ernor of my native state. But as to) Jefferson City to resume his labors. ge Office over Bates Co Nat'l Bank. if j thou ere . oe “ a a g 20,000 in minor coin, there was a my candidacy I have not definitely | He intends moving his family to; had Killed a dog. Mee ere Aca surplus in the treasury of about determined. From many parts of | “Bingen on the Rhine” i ae 7 ? Cavin F. Boxtey, rid the gentleman. “there is no tar- | : f fond cae Aa g e Rhine’ in the near y PROSECUTING ATTORNKY. ee Soe : hat Bae 1 37,000,000 on the Ist of Aprl the statel have received flattering | future. CALVIN F. BOXLEY, rying here. ivapp poe ‘ Zs Joes mi } That will be considerably reduced ‘encouragement from —_ influential | : - ; Y Y LAW jee severed the ; hea er the] 51, the Ist of May. It is becoming’ friends, who expresa a preference | =. anos ver a boy Wie oon ATTORNEYS A + |trunk, embalmed it, inclosed it in a apparent that the apprehension of | or me. If the time for making nomi- things are the cheapest. Spring wa- ri arch-| cu! 8 ter costs less than whisky; a box of a : Butler, Mo. | leaden box with 2 written parch |Secretary Foster that the surplus) nations were not so lone distant, | ( a osts less than whisky; a box of | Will practice in all the courts. t and buried it at a cross road,|_. is cigars will buy two or three bibles; ieee = lisl ; 1} it ld will not be sufficient to enable Lim with circumstances favorable to me la state election costs more than a ata re where, by the English law i sou lito provide for the payment of the ag they are, I would have no hesi- leevieal of religion; yeu cansleep in ~ <INSON & GRAVES ver b lested In the cipher - : y 8 P ARKINSON & GRAVES, never be moleste ne We j4g per cent upon the maturity iS) tancy in declaring my candidacy. , church every Sunday morning for ATTORN«YS AT LAW eee CRs a well founded. There is no author- Gov. Claycomb is looking exceed- | nothing but ra we me Pullman | tions as to where to tind the box. ity of law extending the period of tyawells aud shouldl hel gomiuto the | ke costs two dollars every time; the Office West Side Square, over Lans- “As this last and final proof of the & Beinn: toro | circus takes fifty cents, the theatre t down's Drug Store. b ariPicE mw ciphers Tantend jipsvauents nor for prey ing for Sa contest be will make a close canvass | a dollar, the missionary box is grate- i = aut! nen ORT ane : funding the maturing bonds and is- and a hard fight for the position.—|ful for a penny; the race horse. t AGE & DENTON to go to England and mae Ter - suing other bonds to take the place Nevada Mail. scoops in $2,000 the first day, while ATTORNEYS AT LAW, djrections, to find and prod pee | of those tu be redeemed. But the The demcerats of Bates Co. feel very ponlerey = apnea aper a eecarpa ' ; Valli } s % r ° =~ § r pest wo- Office North Side Square, over A. L. aaa ef . iE Siakespoere . = credit of the United States can not kind toward Governor Claycomb. | nen ew America to A re ead Giies | McBride's Store, Butler, Mo. Lord F mas aS eee aban : © | be allowed to suffer and its financial! He came to their assistance when out forty dollars in debt.—Ex . _. | year 1616, after killing him ina operations go to protest. and, there- they were sorely pressed and did val- | ' DR. J. M, CHRISTY — F ; hak fore something will be empty. No | liant service, though the odds were oe ; : “ , a ene iti 5% — jact exists authorizing the secretary against him. The gubernatorial HOMOEOPATHIC pearean scholar of ability and bas} 4, act. Itisa very serious condi-| chair isin the line of his pro motion PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, the means to carry out his plans. ‘tion, and not a debatable theory | and he would make a governor second Office, tront room over P.O, All calls| HAVEKILLED THEIR MAN. which confronts the treasury depart-| to none the great state of Missouri “Tcaauuation gwen iy dis- | — ment. Under somewhat similar cir- | eyer had. cases. " The Record of Four of South Carolina | Cumstances, in 1881, Secretary Win- cm ee » Ree ~ F z = : ——————— 4 meleritines in Guneress 'dom arranged with the holders of a Miles’ Nerve & Liver Pills. , RECEP ezation in Congress. z A ” 7. EBOUEWARE, Pryeician ane meh j maturing loan to exchange bonds | ne pin sil AL Ed Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil- | 12 | representing it for other and lower- the nerves. A new principle. They en a specialty. Augusta, Ga. April 21. peouod rate bonds, to be exchanged at the ae Secon ater sr ete ee — - rec Mae s 3 n pien has developed the fact that of t Sikes of the government. There did for men, women ora aulired: | J. T. WALLS, present de) cenupn Wecaue toe fp was nothing else to do, and when ee ae i ea we eee ae : eae f kil = 25 ts. iples tree a ~ E. Duck. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. | South “a four have ees congress assembled the action of the ers Drug Stscee = ae man each 3ut in each case the Kull- . Office, Southwest Corner Square, over : { Ha-| ing was either justifiable o Aaron Hart’s Store. Residence on vannah street norrh ot Pine. Potter B ro exul ' secreta in thus preserving the publie credit was promptly legalized lactase! Senator Irby } I look at this time as if secretary Now named Kilg some sux falso took 3 : order to — for an redemption BRICK LIVERY STABLE. * —- pai tad sp er 4 = ae An ample supply of | The shooting t | Ninel Oppo: ‘toa Third Party. Bu gies, Carriages, |” oct sc. ee ee! Phaetons, Drummer “" his is bail sd ausas ) Wagons, &c. es cat aa i £ Colonel G Iman, when 6 mere b young fel Chis The killing ! vera game of cards. Col ve nd but went . > jm rb ar, when Le was This is one of the t gery M4 avg cither tried 1 acquitted or else yote against the establish bles in this section of the state sees : First Chass Rigs FursitHev. At any hour, day or ner of most reasonable ter ers ali thee ti desiring to put up th when in the city will d. th is barn the most conver town. POTTER BROS. The next everybody remem- ae: | bers, for it oc J oniy a few days The achment proceed ago. It was the fight in a justice’s | against Judge Bodkin of Kansas sane in Newberry between Colonel | liable to be lengthy and costly. AN INTERESTING TALK With Judge Gantt - the Able Court: Representative A Bazoo representative had t} pleasure of ac: Gantt of the his Clintoa home to $ jay even “We have } q ae lof eight hu locket work elected we hope t in the next four years. Our : | Supreme | ) MOLIN KE Cultivators, Anda F Fresh Gr: lL. RICE. Com Planters, Litt Joker Cultivators, PLOW, = Herrows s BUGGIES and SPRING WAGONS iss Sceds. Shiriey Childs 1. HARP Ee. RICE & HARPER, DRUGGISTS AND PHARMACISTS ———DEALER IN Pure and Reliable CHEMICALS TOILE TOIL e Drags, Medicines, LES, PAINTS, OILS, ETC. PRESCRIPTIUNS AND RECEIPTS A SPEC ALTY. at present is very laborious and per- | FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF THE BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANK