The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 20, 1892, Page 4

a BJTLER WEEKLY TIMES J. D. ALLEN Eprtor. ]. D. Aten & Co., Ptoprietors. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ‘The Weexty Times, published every Wednesday, willbe sent to any address one year, postage paid, for $1.25. New Jersey democrats are solid for Cleveland for president. —_—_——————— A large delegation of prominent politicians from Kaneas City and St. Louis are in Washington City try- ing to secure the National democrat- ic convention at Kansas City We will do Mr. Hill the credit to say that if he were elected, as Tilden in “76, dent. lenfrom him. This is contingency that Bro. Austin was he would be No fear of the office being sto the possible feurs. To-morrow the democratic nation a! committee will meet in Washing- ington City and name the date and place of holding the next democrat- ic convention. The Traes hopes to see Kansas City win the prize. Washington, Jan. 16.-The rivers are about the danger line. At Park- ersburg, 1.5 feet aud rising;at Chat tanooga, 4.1 feet and rising. The Alabama at Montgomery is 59 feet u the gauge, wich is 8 of a foot above the highest water ever known and still rising The Chilian controversy has as sumed a very sauguinary hue and it looks very much like the United States is to have a little our South American neighbor. — It is expected that the president wi send a special message to congress brush with | to day on the Chilian matter and the unpression prevails that he will ree- ommend a rigorous policy with that belligerent little nation. —_—_—_—— It requires considerable gall ot Editor Austiv, postmaster by virtue of arepublican administration, to talk of Hill or any other democrat stealing the presidency, after that little drama in 1876, wherein 8 re- publican supreme judges stultitied themselves and disgraced the oftice they held stealing the presidency of the United States —_—_—_— The Kansas City Times says the loss of the state university is a re- proach to the city of Columbia. The people voted bonds for waterworks and obstructionists got out injunc- tion proceedings and this is still pending in the courts. If Columbia had had water the loss to the state would not have been sus tained. If Columbia, with all her wealth, does not appreciate tae ben- efits derived from having the state university within her limits, move it to some point where enterprise marks the chareter of the tants. works inhabi- _—_—_————_— The Jaw barring ex-confederates from appointments im the army or navy ought to be repealed and this action should not be dependent at all on the outcome of the Chillian controversy. The measure to repeal this law which is now before con- gress should be passed without any unnecessary delay. —Globe Demo- rat. If this law ates from holding appointments in the army and navy, is not repealed and a war with Chili should be the outcome of the present controversy we would like to know what Uncle Sam will do for soldiers, taking the pension list as a basis for able- bodied men. barring ex-confeder W. ©. Atkeson, the accidental prosecuting attorney of Bates coun- ty is using the columns of the Union to draw our fire from the main is- she in controversy. We know Mr. Atkeson’s polilitical history from the:rag baby to the people's party and care nothing about discussing bis many issues. He also knows our | against the resolution that no mon- letter to Governor polities and the platform on which we stand. The question for discus- sion is this: Has Mr. Atkeson made Bates county a prosecuting attorney or is he a failure? We say, so far, he has been a total failure, and instead of writing heavy editorials for the Union iu defense of the union labor- peoples’ party cause, he could spend his time (which belongs to the peo- ple) more profitably in reading crim- inal law. This is the issue Mr. At- keson. PARTY IS8UES. W. O. Atkeson delivered himself of another epistle in the Uuiou, and | in the space of a column article at- tempts to discuss all the issues of| the third party from sub treasury | down through the | demagoyical schemes used to catch | voters. He reminds us very u uch | of the boy who was sent by his fath-| er to hunt the pigs and on making | his report to the old gentleman, af-| ter specifying what particular points multifarious, he had visited in se jsaid he “then just scattered out | Bro. Atkeson has scattered out and in his zeal te be facetious neglects the ch of the swine {essential elements of argumeut,a con |clusion based upon true and logical He but in he | pretends to champion, which are set |forth in the Cincinnati third party platform, and so understood by the {ly constructed premises. says | he wants to discuss | stead issues of defending the issues | reading, thinking public, he devotes this time in setting up a straw om preparatory to knocking it out. will save you a vast amount of time and be a rest for that massive intel-! lect of yours if you will get the dem joeratic platform, national and stete, and read it carefully, if you Lave You ds square on never read those instruments. | will find the Tres st: these platform, ready to deteud any | part, or all when assailed. Now Bro Atkeson, do you understand that? Instead of trying to create issucs or | which to place us, take the faets as | they exist. We stand square on the | democratic Now you hav. 3 starter, defend the wild impracti cal schemes udvoeated by the party you profess to owe allegiance to oi assuil the principals of the demo- cratic } ty. In either event we will and }trv and have something to sa further let “What's to follow” with its full force we would not! want it weakeeed. A man who h: sworn allegiance to as many diffe! ent parties aud platforms as you! have, ought to have found some- thing by this time on which to base | a fairly reasonable argument. Don't | get your old greenback-tadpole-pro- | H hibition-unionlabor doctrines mix-! come | ed with those of the people's! party. Set saif, Bro At. you have kept us in suspense too long—on the | jTegged edge of fear until our nerves are all unstrung. | —_——— | | | The of 1892 seams to be opening up in most of the states Demo various counties and! cities of Missouri were perfecting | This is t} only way in which the party ean be campaign and it is about time that the orats of the their organizations. placed in proper tighting trim for the that the Demoerais of Butler com g contest. We suggest meet) | and organize a democratic club at | once. By this we donot mean al Cleveland, Hill or Boies club. but | an oll time straight democrat club. | The should be considered separate and | japart the man. Let us cure x suitable room for headquar ters and proceed earnestiy with the party and party principles | from ambitions of 2 orgauize a elab, pro | | | work Governor Francis bas issi eall for an extra session of the legis lature to meet Feb uary 17th, 1892. | Legislation upon the tollowing sub- jects is recommended in his proc! mation: The redistricting of the state into fifteen congressional districts. | The formation of new representa | tive districts for the election of} members of the legislature where changes were required. The rearrangement of the judicial | districts and the fixing of salaries of | circuit judges. | The reconstruction of the state | university building recently destroy- | ed by fire. | In the House of Representatives | yesterday Congressmen Funston, | Broderick, Otis and Davis voted, ey ought to be appropriated by Con- | gress from the public treasury ex- cept such as is manifestly necessary to carry on the several departments | frugally, efficiently and honestly ad- ministered. The action of Funston! aud Broderick causes no surprise, | but Otis and Davis are Alliance men and “reformers” In their speeches | {before the people preceding their jelection they scolded the two old | parties for extravagant and corrupt | appropriations, but at the first op | portunity to place themselves on rec- ae they recant.—Kansas City Star. ‘lution took up almost the entire time | ‘courage by any jearry on }convention of Missouri and Kansas} Bates county, Missouri, sell the same or| so much thereot as may be required at | ‘Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agents, jof Pittsburg, Kar | welcome it.—Kansas City Stac 5 Seecrsvedise | the alliance press of Kausas. | of Missouri, tobe held at Butler, Mo., ‘on the Both of Mr. Holman’s Resolutions | Passed by the Honse. Washington, Jan. 15.—The debate | ou Mr. Holman’s anti-subsidy reso- | of the house yesterday. After Mr.! Holmau bad concluded his speech Messrs. Henderson cf Iowa and Dockery of Missouri indulged in a tilt of argument on the subject wee ENJOYS t } results when is taken; it is pleasent » the ec; i acts ven the Kidneys, The house then resumed considera- tion of the unfinished business, ihe motion to reconsider the vote by which the previous question was dered on the subsidy aud economs resolutions offered by Mr. H¢ Mr. Holman withdrew his motion ‘ dispels colds, head- He had, he said, come to the con- } s and eures h clusion that the same rule was broal rup of Figs is the i apes ayer pro- evough to cover auy and all proper Eee Ot d ever pre ste and ac- legal appropriatious It would ix 1) clude all such legis!ation as private beneficial in its pension bills and the like. Mr. Tracey of New Yor whetuer a aoe 1 acre ubstances, its commend it de it the most vote could separate had on each resvlution, and receiviug an aflirmative reply de- Sy rae is for sale in 50¢ manded a division on the question vl 81 bottles by all leading drag {So the question was taken on the Any reliable drugzist: who inay not have it on hand will pro- irat resolution which reads: z : TEBE ebolut = it promptly for any one who Resolved, That, in the Judgmeut of this house, the granting of subsi dies or bounties by congress, im mouey, by public lands, bonds, or by tudorsement, or by pledge of the £04 public credit. to promote H private industries or enterprises or CALIF ORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAW FRANCISCO, CAL Truestee’s Sale. corporations, iudependent of the snee ae hat ; | Whereas, Wil Heo Adams and Harriet A question of the constitutic DOWEL | Adams his Wife by their deed of trust da} of cougress tu make such vrauts, is | November 22nd, Iss, and recorded in the ree ae Er ae corder’s office Within and tor Bates county unjust and impolitie and in manifest | Missouri, in book S contl with respect to our republi. | the undersigned t : ‘ d real ¢ ly can lostitutions, as it directly tends | county of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit oe Ce i - the wealth ¢ | The west helfof the northwest quarter o! ¢ to cre und Wealth OF} tion thirty-six {56] township forty-one ( favoi- range thirty-two (32), containing eighty | more or less, which conveyance Was S| trust to secure the payment of one cert: | note fully described in said aeed of tra pense of the r the b i classes at thee Je je ple, who b of th gat ae) i matitestly, | “versas: deiaule was besu made i the, Gat furni..es undue facilities for the en- | ment of the principal of said note and the an- 1] Scad (ok ge ‘i % : nual int tdne thereon now past due and argercentor great private estates — | unpaid yw therefore, at the request of the apohesw which u goverument of the | legal holder of said nove and pursuant to the oe. .o conditions of said deed of trust. I will procee: peop! cat aot justly or safely en | to se'l the above deseribed premises at public : VOL, vendue to the highest bidder for cash, at the for = of fay oritism east front door of the court house, in the city of Butler, county of Bates and state of Mis- | souri, on The qesolauon Ww aS adopted— | Thursday, February 4th, 1892, yeas 227, nays 41. The question | between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore- in le: islation. at ’ } . aie | noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that was then taken on the second reso-| day, for the purposes of eatisiving said. debt “ ter cost. *.M. ALLEN lution, Mr. Lynch of Wiseonsin mak. | "It soot Ea Mas Trustee. lng vuin effort to present a substi- tute. The resolution is as follows: ee a 3y virtue and authority of a general coud of the treasury and be {clerk ot circuit court of Gates coun cause efficient and honest gevern | ty. Missouri, returnable at the uary fruca) | teh™, 1592, of said court, to me directed . bli ial jin favor of National Syrup Cor f public money, while |; nst PS Hawk and O HL Ey lavish expendi [J have levied and seized upon all right, andal!l cireumstances jtitle, iterest and claim of, in and to the leads invariably to venal aud corrupt jouer ine desc ae real estate situated : aa Ilia offeine \, | in Bates county, Missouri, to- methods in public affairs, no money |-p),o horhwest aan eaure cone nicer ought to be appropriated by cou ty-one [21] and the east holt of the ment can only be assured by expenditure unecessary tures underan ry aud public treasury ex | cept such as manfestly nec: y to] the several departments | eflicieutly and houesuy ad Tis resolution ress from the sitheast Quarter of section twenty-one zt} andthe northeast quarter of sec- tion twenty [20] and the northeast quar ter of the northwest rter of Jtwenty (20) all in nship {41 ] of range thirty-one Hates County, Missc f i section rugally, torty-one tow admiuiste said | Grj in i i, Iwill on | Tuesday, February 16th, 1892, | between the hours of niae o’clock inthe forenoon and five | noon ot i4.—The} was agreed to— yeas 164, nays 93. Missour: aad Kansas Latcermen. Mo., Jan o'clock in the atter- vat day, at the east front door of the courthouse in the city of Butler, Kausas City. urned sine die at 1) pubic vendue to the highest bidd Tr f, he fullow- | cash, to satisty said executio | iC. Wak ) Sheritt of Bates County. lumberman a o'clock this alte: On. ing officers were elected at the morn- W. PF. Creel. of Carroll-; tou, Mo., presideut; J. g sesslou: Sheriff's Sale. A. Nutman, : | . Vice-president; | By virtue and authority of a A. Long, | tion issned trom the otic ee jci court of Bates ¢ following named Curae blouse Ha art to me air -ofticin colleet« J. L. Lane, treasurer. secretary: The members were chosen directors: F. i R. Lanter, of Olathe, Kan, Robert | COumy and age: | and seized upon ali the Pierce, of Topeka, Kan.; D. Wyckoff | 804 ¢laim of, in and tot | ed real estate situated in Rates of Butler, Mo.; Richard Turner, of | Sam tomit: the south half of th Wal Mo, and Samul Turner,of | Cheat secenaaries Rrano een Chillicothe, Mo. Of the mort banqucted by 4 local wholesale desl-| erat the Midland hotel to-night. | Kansas City was endorsed as the place for holding the next national democratic convention. | euda, The visitors were half of fracti Tuesday, February 16th, 1892 | between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- | noon and tive o’clockin the afternoon of that day, at the east front'door of the court house n the city of Butler, Bates County, AL puri sell the same or so mach thereof as may be re! quired at public vendueto the highest bidder Congressman Bryan of Nebraska j fT ¢#sh. to satisfy said execution anit « ry W HARTSOCK, will introduce a bill placing lumber, | of Bates County binding twine, fence wire and salt on the free list. The tariff on the single item of luuber alone costs the farmers of Nebraska a willion dol- lars a year. This is piecemeal legis- lation, but if the needed reform can-| collector of the revenue of Bates counre aoa not be accomplished in anv other | Séinst Wm W Burrows and ( M Burrows. I zt €* | have levied and seized upon ail the right. title way, the tax burcened people will interest and claim of, in and to the following estate situated in Bates county” | Missouri, it: East half of the southwest narter of section ht (28) township twenty-ei, ( n Bates coun- Sheriff's Sale. authority of a special execution issued from the office of the clerk of the circuit | court of Bates county, Missouri, returnable at the February term, ime, of said court to me din favor of Oscar er, ex-officio Mra.Sam Woods has written a| Sac Twill on Humphrey in! Rebruacy 16t ae which she accuses Judge Botkin ae ea : Hees eas nee s. : . et wi t oars 0: ne o'clock int lore- with complicity in her husband's] noon and tive o'ciock in the afterncos oe cee % aa : . day, at the east front door of the court hous. murder, and claims she has proof to; ouse W) range thirty ‘ oan , 0 |in the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri establish that fact. W. F. Right-|seii the same or so mach thereof as may be re | mer, secretary of the citizens allie} 2¥Fed at public vendue to the highest bidder J { for cash, to satisfy said execution and cost. auce also attacks the Judge through | C W HARTSOCR Sheriff of Bates Ce Notice of Final Settlemedt. Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others inteoested in the estateof A Sack ett deceased, that I, W. Ennis administr: r., deceased, th tor of said estate intend to make final setti ‘rator of said esta’ ment thereof at the next term of the Bates | tinal settlement thereof, at county probate court, in Bates county, state! Bate: Notice of Final Settlement. ¢ ithereby gis interest i creditors and > of George W + M. Campbell . intend to make he next term of 6 county probate court. in Bates county, state of Missouri. to be held st Butler Mo., on the =th day of Fetruary. im. W. M. CAMPBELL, 6-4 Administrator. sth day of February, Isv. } s34t s the sys-| prompt in! accept any} The Garland is the Best. IT EXCELLES ALL OTHERS. PETER It is made of the best matenial in the market; it has the heaviest stee! jacket; it has ae extra heavy fire pot; it has an ash pap; it has cold air flues‘it has an automat ic damper, it is more hamdsomely ornament ed than avy othr, it has the heaviest nickle trimmings, it wil Weigh more than any other of the same size. t will keep fire longer, it will take less fuel, it will last longer. ea 2222 It is Guaranteed to give better satisfaction than ony other heating We handle a full line of stove on the market. And the Celebrated ‘CHARTER OAK COOK STOVE, With the wonderful wire gauze oven door. “HARDWARE, GROCERIES, TINWARE GLASSWARE AND QUEENSWARE. | Benneit, Wheeler Mercantile Co, BUTLER, MO. J.-M. CATTERLIN, S500,000416PER CENT MONEY Real Eistate Call and see him and take Advantage of his Cheap Rates, Cut this out and bring it along and get his best rates. | J. M. CATTERLIN. Dr. C. MIZE, Notary Pesuic. G. W. CLARDY! MIZE & CLARDY, Do a general REAL ESTATE and exchange business, Represent a line of the best FIRE & TORNADO INSURANCE COMPANIES Are correspondents Onr rates the lowest perty of and pay tax ly attended to.” Our corre ion, and will be largely te you desiretoSELL U: N COMPANIES in existance. to suit. Will rent, manage pro- Cotiections and remittances prompt- ds to alinost every state in the un- pat your property on our LIST if Ie, no sale no commission Buyers will find our Office H And will take pieagure in showi now be found in our new and ¢ ue of Property in Bates Cx on our books. We can Rooms 6 and 7 OVER FARMERS BANK, BUTLER, MO | MIZI & CLARDY. Opera House Saloon, SOUTHWEST CORNER SQUARE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Whskies, Wines, Liguors, &Cioar | We buy our whiskies direct from Distilleries and can make prices | as low by the Gallon as Kansas City. JUG and KEGTRADE A SPECIALTY i Nothing but the best brands of Whiskies, Wines, Brandeys and Gins handled. Anheuser-Busch celebrated BUDWEISER BEER in Butler and on tap. Call and see us. Sp aris Opera House Saloon. Southwest Corner Square, Butler, Mo. PEORIA WOOD HEATING STOVES, bre list qu an ers att Be mn de da en ho in! un th in to of th st ea