The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 28, 1891, Page 1

iS «Che Butler VOL. XIII. BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 28 1891. NO. 49 s e AFTER THE LOTTERY. | The st Louis Republic never | Waits to be driven alo h of Pe Es progress by som} i but | All the Leaders of the Big Concern to keeps Bo fae GENS lel - Be Arrested. tition is an impossibility. Its firet Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct. 23 —At) bold and original departure was the OF BUTLER, MO. noon to-day the United States grand publication of its weekly in five sep- OF BATES COUNTY CAPITAL, x F f . . $110,000. jury returned eighteen indictments arate elitions—one for Missouri, 5 against the officers and directors of one for Illinois, one for Texas, one $50,000.00 the Louisiana lottery. |for Arkausxs and Kansas, and anoth- : ; ‘ ‘ ah The evidence was all laid before /er for the rest of the Union. Next, Cash Capital. Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and |), jury iv the foum of affidavits and | it wade the weekly Republic a semi- | y s does a General Banking Business. [kept'warh utmost secrecy. The | ae issuing it every Tuesday, RnoueE OS “DORTT -_" ‘(OUNTY FIND jepartiment at Washington brought |and Friday, in sections of six pages | E. A BENNETT -Pres DE: OSTTORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS. | ybe charges vefore this court for the each. Then it established a special | heey. PV ERINGHAM ar Sceratacs In the Real Estate Loan Department. Make loams}resou tcc heir efforts in other | eit Department, ested by the | T. WI SILVERS Attornes > : e states before United States gran on. W. L Wilson, one of the! - on Real Estate on long or short time at j juries hud beeu frustrated. Pee of the demoeratic leaders in DIRECTORS. lowest Tates without delay. Tue United Stites marshall and | congress. Now, it announces that Judge Clark: Wix, Farmer and stock raiser. } Hurley of R. J. Hurley Lumber Company. J. K. Rosier, Vice-President nd Farmer. M_ oS. Kierse,, Farmer and Stock raiser ee his deputies left this morning for|each of these striking and original STOUK HOLDERS? New Orleans to arrest the president, | features will continue permanently, ee oan eg eines ; vice presideut, secretary, treasurer | and in addition to all this, that two Fe rennett: Ob eaustt; Whesler & Company and Sud. Vice-Tresident. Hickman GB Furniture dealer Smith, John T Laws ' pond directors of the lottery com-! more pages will soon be added to MG, Wilcox, Fi mer and Stockraiver R d, INE Heath, D'B Starke, L B Deputy circuit cler! { = eae ae = ae 2 JGaily, er and Stock Raiser Ree iuige Jenkins, J R Cashier ‘Turner, Mra ME Capitalist j pany. . | One issue each week, so as to give P. W. Lezg, **Butler Carriage Works.’ Hartlett, Edmund Farmer Kinney, Don Aas’t Cashier Tucker, W E Dentist | Tbe grand jury reported at 2 \ subscribers to the “Twice a-week b N. Thompson, President, farmer and stockraiser Kryner, Margaret Levy 5am Dry Goods & ClothingTyler, W B Farmer ‘oper é SS R eae e heal John Steele, Farmer and stockraiser. chelf, H B Farmer Morrison. C H Farmer Voris, Frank M Farmer o'clock eleven separ ate indictments, ,dvepublic curteen pages regularly Doe Peite aud stockraiser. vol . Sam’) L Miller, Alf Farmer Vaughan. J M Capitalist mchiananoos a = é Tes Trae Ne é..D. Kipp, Cashier. Caruthers, G_A Farmer MeCracken, A Farmer Watt, HC Lumber deaier each giving eighteen counts, against every wéek for only one dollar « | Christy, JM Physician McCracken, Robt Farmer Wells, Wiley Teacher the officers of the Louisiana lottery. year. Besides these special attrac sie laa NOS ee bert Farmer Owen, M V Farmer Vest, RG Farmer : + | th pissin! “ ae = ‘S MStock Dealer Pharis, John Grocery Wolfe, Pattie Among those cn the list are Gener- | tions, which no other paper in the ig) enbject tol check loaua-monsys)lsuexidrarisy aul dransexters ohn Farmer Pharis, C F Grocery Walton, Wm E Cashier el Beauregard, Paul Conrad, presi-| country can offer, its general merits Your patronage respectfully solicited J & Foreman Togs officePowell, Booker Farmer Wright, TJ Capitalist 1 2 > i ae os =e ree lad. Sax cl . © H Prof Normal Sch Pigott, H H Bank Clerk Weiner, Max Boots & Shoes dent, and Joseph P. Horrer, secre-'as a newspaper are unequaled. Sam-| SSS dar eed Lie > «Mi Parmer Wee GWT Wane tary. The indictments are for traus-/ ple copies will be sent free on uppli- Tee | a Everingham, J Physician has R Farmer Walls, $f Physician imitting lottery advertisements | cation. Our Very Best People SKIN DARK AS COAL. ease Bie Witain: eee through the mails, which is a viola- Double Br Contirm our statement when we say — a : tion of the lottery law passed last Mi a that Dr. Acker’s English remedy | Eczema Afilietsa Well-Known Gen- WM. E. WALTON President J. R. JENKINS cashier winter by congress. The extreme, Frost, frost..., Potato vines are | is in every way superior to any and , tleman. Pitiable Subject to Look BOOKER POWELL vice-president cae ea asst. cashier penalty in cases of conviction is five killed,...MrC J Requa has pur ,al! preparations for the throat and Upon. Suffered Terribly. years’ imprisonment and $5,000. chased his Bro. William's farm... . | longs In wheoping cough and Whole Body Covered. gS 5 i e : I ping Fs ® : t — Mr Newton Allison purchased a tine |croup it is magie and relieves at Given up by San Francisco Doctor E. F. Garcia, paying teller of the | MACUNEISM RUN MAD Cheertul Democracy. 4-year old mare for $50; it looks like ;once. We offer you a sample bot- Mi at Hi Saved SEND, ee a - Louisiana National Bank of New M County (T Sub a Tustalfew. dave -endithenicome |she was cheap......Mr Jno Bridg [tle free. Remember this remedy is| ~ Vas Gated for 36 } . | Orleans, is a defaulter to the extent “ontaxue eee, ; oe Uaat ; Bo: | C Uemanracns camaet ne . |man has gone home....Prof Young | sold on a guarantee. \ Galt Re Jie OY of $190,000. His shortage had been | ites oe —_ emar able | the November elections. The in-/is on the sick list, therefore his ouas = = ; oo - fe sa ‘uticura Remedies. skilfully covered from bank officials peeore none. | terest is intense and daily increas-| school is closed for the present... . | ip March 1, 1888, there was sti Ihave many times studied over what Cutica- for fifteen years. The bank has a ———s has restored me to good for betore I tried Cuti- en up by all the do ut ifihad only take jing. The issues at stake are of| Mr RR Earson is bauling his ap remaining subject to homestead eu- | pealtn anton ie | 5 ites try in the Springtield, Mo., public Remedieny, |more than ordinary moment and the | aero — cee na Sean "land district 486,000 acres of 8 | Se mete i =e jefforts being made for supremacy | tie ie oe Ss liand. In nearly half of the counties | ¢ fs Remencacen Tevecians eas yon? bt Dee enn ie woe |e 8 ifor 10c a bushel..... Some of the : 3 | saved from $500 t0 6600. ‘T waco xou've as enon 4 A © wie 4 ys are gigantic. Both the parties are] fayuers «re tulking of gathering —— “a remains. The ~~ Shjoct to leuk upon with eccainae = aeute ie 's S: illa hits streng in Montague county, helda s . { i we ‘ , holdings of the government in the! e‘ terribly. I was almost as dark’as coal from pry ny gh ae a pa ot ieee eee ane uneasy. Both sides aware that the ;corn next week. . Mr Wm Requa district of Aaa Missouri are | 2y instep up to my knees on both legs, acd i teenae ” ¢ | 6 8) = margin will be very narrow—that | went to Nevada last week....Dave tired out” or “run down,” from any | was largely attended, and the fol- ct after that it broke out all over my vody; bat It to oil up the whol \ Laskey is building a fine house... , | 'Vided up among the several coun. | ies Twas perfect enatete OF Cuticura Rex- cause. seems to oil up the whole|, f neineiniea mechanism of the body so that all | lowing platform of principles “and : sage é | edies I was perfectly reatored to good health, Hall Bros. were sawing last week... ties as follows: Taney county, 150,- | and have enjoyed the same ever since (which moves smoothly and work becomes resolutions were enunciated: a positive delight. Be sure to get | Whereas, There is now a great capital of $500,000, with a surplus | 5)..191 to The Republic. of about $300,009. Gainesville, Tex., Oct. 24.--The the changing of a few votes may be jall that is necessary to wring a vic- | TresDillen threshed laebewesk ithe 000 acres; Stone county, 100,000; | is for over two years.) A great number of peo- ; Cres; 0 | ple visit my establishment. and I have tod tory fiom the grasp of the opposi- yield was very good....‘The meet Ozark, 85,000; Douglas, 50,000; | hundreds of people what Cuticura bas done tor | eee . We = ” | me. but have thought that I ought to write ! sega OE moor. the: facuior wok jtion. Each side is putting forward jing at Double Branch is progressing a a preg | inal let voniknay, iso thst yon chs refer anyoue easune sci resi much a he wants; and |its most brilliant orators, its most |uicely- There has been 12 or 13 ad- Me 0.000 } ‘Web | Laclede, 10,000; Dallas, 10,000; Web | Proprietor Marine maroonmee™- Hood's Pills act especially upon | Whereas, Prices of all kinds are| profound reasoners, and its ablest | ditions; we hope the good work will Sausalito, Marin Co , California . . 14 = i} ntinue,...Mr Alex W vag | 8ter, 6.000; total, 486,000 acres. The | the liver, rousing it from torpidity lower than the producer wants to | campaigners. Battle-scarred veterans | asap ee counties of Howell, Oregon, Texas, | Cuticura Resolvent to its natural duties, cure eonstipa- | take; now, therefore, i 5 victors i < = 5 Z y, Carter -. | The new Blood Purifier, internal = i i i | Resolved, As the sense of this of au hundred contests, victors injer, who is seriously ill....Rev H — oa _ = the blood of all imputit laudiupionienale: tion and assist digestion. ranpadraed Lge ~ {many a superbly fought field are in| Price preached an excellent sermon ae con ccaue en meeting, that we demand the passage A f ' ; { mente ene eins seme the Cae and Cuti- | ‘ P : = se tities of government land yet open | Cura, the great Skin Cure. and Caticura Soap. by congress of a bill about as fol- the front and their clarion voices can is the branches Inst dys — “*|to homestead, but these counties | cleaxtioiakia saaesaine LG SED lows: be heard in defiance of enemies and | °OYS you were very King in pacing |), 6) he Ir d district. | {ised trom panier: lows: . | be hear my lantern up the road on Friday eloug to the Ironton land istrict. | blood, from pimples to Hi Sec 1. Be it enacted, that from jencouragement of their followers. | night Willie aiid! Charlie Ervanit There is no government land worth jg Bola severywhere. Price, Caticuray toe. : : Dees J 'y - La teamed ae in | Soap, 2.: Resolvent, $1 'P a hi eonabgeoncage omy a pie The grandest intellects of the na-| will have a public sale the 28th... Preaie in Jasper ¢ounty.—Joplin | potir Drug and Chernical Corporation, Boston a ‘makes affidavi hat eff a hich | tion are on the rostrum. They are| ‘The time for holding service at Mt.|OT™S | Saeene te HON be Care Sala aseeen a makes affidavit to that effect, which | tion 4 , 3 | 7c ae eeu eidined Gem the 4 | 9a OatlngSKeia 1 BABY Skin and Scalp purified and beautiqed afiidavil shall be certified tc by ae fighting magnificently, and—where 6 tae ee * : g' 1, Sh oy An Outline Sketch of a democrat. i by Cuticura Soap, Absolately Pure LEE CU LVER, least two of his creditors who want| will fall the victor’s wreath? eee cee ates os ccsee Senge een | New: orks Sun; | A 4 = . their i diately u ipt “ens ce iw ae Be nursing a sprained ankle last} «It is safe doctrine to: assume MUSCULAR STAINS Of Butler, Mo.,—Several wholesale ct dcchiamidac’ poor he agers Sum it up if you will aud the re week....Mr Allison has moved his|that thie government should do | j SEEM ALTE OF hi the losers. Now some the secretary of the interior shall | aulte- |kitchen....Rey Webb was down and | nothing for the people that the peo j rheumatiem and chest pains rel nouses were osers. 2} | forward to puch applicant enough| Of the four principal states bold-| helped in the meeting last week.... ple can do better for themselves.” ed inone minute by the Cuticura would call it rebbery, but we call it c ; | Antt-Pain Plaster. The firet and only instan- money to pay all his debts. ing elections next month—New} Holloway & Speers arebarreling ap-|" That is the democratic theory; | t#eous Pain- Kk pain plaster. good buying on the part of Lee,; Sec. 2. Anyone who does not owe | York, Massachusetts, Obio and Io- ples at F M Steele’s....Hold your] the republican doctrine is that the : ‘ tongue Mr M L, Tom & Jerry never| people should be allowed to do whereby he is several hundred dol- ery ech = peepee wa—the three latter have always|gaid the stand at the picnic was dec- Louneg for themselves which the | | lars worth of groceries ahead, and|more for it, may proceed in the been considered reliably republican, | crated by Miss Dillon; it was the] federal government can do worse. | Ou ly, l] Ef, O08, / { 4 : | game manner indicated in the fore-|and the first named bas gone repub-|motto....Mr Pink Ellington and| «hie tendency to paternalism is ieee ane Mariage ieee going section. ; |lican as often as it has denoc: ‘c, | mother were at the Double Branch battering down the boundary lines ucices bec caalicnly=g Head: Sec. 3. Any one who coes not|Hence the republicans w:_ win in chureh Sunday before last, we hope of the states and obliterating the: 20th ; : 3 : they will come again....Mrs How-| principles upon which our ublic | ‘ ior sa 6 100 peor Radar tho eat outrage- |state carried by the democracy will husband....Mr Scott imforms us democracy is to preserve intact these | — re | ous system of robbery and oppres- be a nail in the republican coffin. cca ang the oo boundary lines, and to maintain in | 2 packages Arbuckle’s coffee 50 — gan —— — While the above are facts ee 3 ea | as — ig 2 ty cl ow much money he wauts, w iliti ry strong that a 2. “ Jersey Me 50 | rate per cent he thinks is fair, when ai ci ea ers i ee Men were made to teach women! between democracy and republicat- 11}b Barley coffee 1 00) he can pay, and also if he thinks he i eo - a how delightful are little courtesies, ism. The two passages quoted con- | 4ib best roasted coffee 1 00| can pay at all. Upon receipt of ap-| Position to republicanism. In each /an4 how the unexpected kiss or ca-|tain the cardinal principles of the | 24th best Imperial tea 1 00 | plication the secretary of the interi-| one of these states the democracy | o.. is appreciated. democratic faith. They outline the | 1b tea dust 15|0F shall submit it to an advisory|is pushing the fight. In no case os democrat. They are quoted | p 9 | board of three, which shall fix the! are they on the defensive. 7) rom recent speeches delivered in | 3tb lard 25! amount te be advanced to said 8P-| Gov. Russell has given the peo} le Hood S congress by the Hon. Reswel!l P.! 3th meat 25) plicant, but in no case shall such | : h be a be | Flower. He does not often indulge | { 3 cans corn, fairly good 25 |amount be less than three fourths of Massac! ussetts = clean - ae e in generalization, but he is abund-; Good corn, per can 10\ofthe amount asked for, nor at aj gressive administration, and is with- Sarsaparilla antly able when occasion demande | : ae \higher rate than the applicant isjout doubt the most popular young to formulate in clear and forcible| yw, * : Tomatoes, per can 10) Valine to nae Hi ane Is & concentrated extract of Sarsaparitla, | phrases the vital and essential doc- | e make a call forgall your poul Apples “ “ 10 aie 4 tel pectdhave DERheaite toes elie Vstate Zima Se ton! “Yellow Dock, Pipsissewa, Juntper Berries, | trines of the party which he repre- | tty at the very highest market price 4 packages soda 25 | rior shall keep a rec ~ 1 of the names | pallinot Deja mater CHT EAE oats ORT eatales ooty inpreicne toe sents in the present important can- in cash. 4 boxes sardines 25 | . all ae the age loaned, | oo evi Beek 2 te tilly sane strictly pure, and the best of its kind tt is|¥@8s. He is a democrat. i wae 5 etc., and in case anyone fails to pay | 8 to s . Possible to buy. — a) tt &E nad aus i a : 10 he shall not receive more ane tion as to whether the majurity for iconic ped a ee matics i arcicraiol eee, ee | u er 4 eS Ss ‘Two hooped bucket 15/Per cent on his next application. | Mr. Flower will exceed 25,000 or fall! 7 cece Goanistios Proportion "any | cation iesued from the office of the clerk of the , “ “ go | But, of couree, everybody will Pay|), Jo those figures. | Process, giving to it curative power tutasble st the November terai, 209le ot'sthl | ‘Taken i : A Three ‘ : ‘up as money will ve plentiful. vO e ee court to me directed im favor of Adaline / en in any quentity and cash I also have a nice line of tinware, Sec. 5 The secretary of the in-. BotbgOhio and Iowa will be close- P li | Switzer, under the firm name of si Suitzer, | paid for same. Farmers we table a pocket cutlery which I! terior shall keep a supply of appli |ly contested, ar4 reports lately re-! ecu lar | aker, Thave levied and scized mpor all, rigtt, ; want your *goods and are bought for 50ets ou the dollar, and | cation blanks at each postoffice, und ceived from those states are most | | comlnesgcanribetiacanieetstee teeters meee basse to pay for them. wile te same s-Tala avec spatntnns tall Be for atatctorytothedamoones. Gom | = TO Ateelf Si Ree Silas 208 nog on Your + ; 1 the agency for Longs Breakfast Campbell and Bois have each prov- ; ea aE lac postage. It will cure, when in the power of medicine. | 0 t quarter of section 3 rz, | Poultry, Butter and Eggs. 1 . P . i } S, a S., "REBRES i No. forty (40) of rai ” x aise . * % . Serc Se heum, Blo soning, 5, lour, it is a deli¢ ate food for the Sec. 6. Anyone making false pre- en themselves werthy, and more ; pata mt - pra ae also the following deseribed lot epicure. it is a plain, wholesome, tense in his application shall forfeit than worthy, of the high office to! — pyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, | rete or the einaing | And get the cash. Headquarters at : os ie » poor man, 7 ar ie of ae 4 Rees | = rmatism, | corner of the southwest quarter of i . economical food for the p pol mav,it one fourth of the amount whie b “ ¥ which they aspire ames Riana diffeulties | corn bact the eoaeh wextauarrerc | A. L. BRIDE & CO. is a sweet and highly nutritious food be loaned to him, and also be debar- ith the Liv YS. It seems now that it will be a re- | township No. forty 140 of range Ko. thirty : : m from borrowing oney 2 x é 5 g thence west one handred 1 vy for children. It is milled net eom- > bt 6 tee te = a _ ¥ publican Waterloo all along the line mur hundred and | Hannibal Poultry Co, A ae r9 re under > OVISIC z c od! ot J st one hundred | _ pounded, and is just as wholesome this act and when it comes to the elections | si ' nee south sib kiero | 35-1lm By James Smith. in the hot summer as im the winter of vext vear “may the Lord have é rter of northeast ! eee a i y eee. are «naphip 49, range | mouths T pay more for eggs and Children Cry for merey on their souls.”"—Sedalia Ba- ee peti nes ee ssolution Notice P é . . 3 . Ifyou decide ak issol n Notice butter than any one else in town Pitcher’s Castoria. zoe. Trilla do not be induced to buy Children Cry for Thedittle aeguk aera eee LEE CULVER. Pitcier’sCastoria. ics metre inne, LOO Dose 4 Children Cry for tie Imperial university of Tokio. VEST SIDE SQUARE ’ ees 2.000 scholars enrolled. | oO D i a WEST S QUAR | Pitcher’s Castoria. Japan. has 2.000 schelars enrolled ne Ollar .. hereot be highest bilder or: ution and cost | . L. C, CULVER FARTSOCK. GEO. C, PATRICK ’ PS