The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 9, 1892, Page 7

FR. FR. Farm Machinery, Heavy and Self Hardware, Friend, U. S. and DEACON. SONS & CO. Cutlery and Guns, Brown, Farmers Corn Planters and Check Rowers, Haworth Rock {Island and Olliver Stirring Plows, CASADAY SULKY PLOWS, Twenty different kinds of Cultivators, all new. See our unequaled line of Tubular and Channel Steel Lever Harrows, Disk Harrows, Land Rollers, Steel Scrapers, Road Plows, Stalk Cutters, &c. a Bain & Fish Bros. Farm Wagons, Top Buggies, Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Carts, Buckeye Force Pumps. Freeman’s Diamond Steel I YE CORRE Mosouri Pacific Vime Table Arri al and departure ains at Butler Sta Not rH Bounp Passeng Pa BATES COUNTY National Bank, BUTLER, MO. TH L&AtGEST AND THE ONLY/ NATIONAL IN BATES COUNTY. Office, Southwest Corner Square, Dr. Tucker’s old stand. Lawyers. tT. W, Sitvenrs. J. A. Sivens, SILVERS & SILVERS, door from head of stairwa \ ; Attorney-at-Law. a Will practice in the courts of Baes hi and adjoining countiet, the Court of q Appeals, Supreme Court at Jefferson City and in the Federal Courts. | WAQ.OMice over Farmers Bank; third ) ’ D* ARMOND & gaitn ri. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice in counties. gay" Office over Bates Co. Nat’ Luss Bates and adjoining ARKINSON & GRAVES, ATTORNZYS AT LAW. Office West Side Square, down’s Drug Store. DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOEBOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, AMOS MILLER LYNCHED Taken fromthe Bloomfield Jail And Hanged. Dexter, Mo., March last night four fally heavily armed men w at Bioow field and knock iff Barham’s door, who « asking: “Who's there? covered by guns and ordered to give up the keys to Murderer Ams Miller's cell. He argued : ad with the men __ telling he could not give up the man, but |uuder threats of instant death he told the men where the keys were; then at the front of a revolver, went’ up-stairs and opened the cell. Mul- THE OLDEST BANK ham saw tie 100 09 | 2 Lhe says fully fifty me CAPITAL, - + $125,( SURPLUS, - - $25,000 00 | F.J. TYGARD, - - - President. HON. J. B. NEWBERRY Vice-Pres. J. C. CLARK - - Cashier DR. F. M. FULKERSON, DENTIST, | BUTLER, - MISSOURI. | | | bill fixing the taal of the circuit | | breastworks Office, front room over P. O. All calls | answered at office day or night. Special attention given to temale dis- | eases. Cc. BOUL T Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil- en aspecialtv. iA J.T, WALLS, a] PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. H Office, Southwest Corner Square, over | Aaron Hart’s Store. Residence on vannah street norrh ot Pine. Potter Rr Os. BRICK LIVERY STABLE. An ample supply of Buzggies, Carriage, | Phaetons, Wagons, &c bles in this section of the state. Fmst Crass Rias Forxtraep. At any hour, day or night on the! most reasorgble terms. Farmers desiring to put up their horses when in the city will tind this ‘barn the most convenient in town. POTTER BROS. i} | ‘ARE, Physician and Peres e Surgeon. Office north side square, salaries | | Ha- | ¢ | the Coroner cut his body down, | Allow a cough to run | - | | jthe senate this afternoon Senator, over Lans-| Clay introduced a bill appropri | $100,000 for the rebuilding of | university at Columbia. ler was taken out, a rope was thrown over his head and he was out of town three-quarters of a mile and hanged toa tree on the main BANK row Only one if Bar B oomtieid, man besides Sne party an were ab the mob. ‘Their victim was carned ; out without a sound, and it wa known until the Sheriff sent out word of what had happened The) Sheriff states that he was complete: | ly taken by surprise, 2s he ex | pe eting guards to come to the J: 5s ub was | to watch the prisoner. The murderer left until 9 o'elock this Was Hauging when held uu inquest and delivered the body to morning, | Miller's friends. This is the last chapter i: Dexter tragedy of Saturday evening. Officials are investgating, and if the members of the mob are apprehen | ded it will go hard with them. All| ' | | jis quiet now. Seme Foolish People until it gets b yond the reach of medicine “Oh it will wear awa cases it wears t e induced to try the s am, which is sold on to cure they would s ent etfect ter taking the do Price socand$i. ~—‘ Trial size thee. all druggists. in most ld they | “At ——E The Senate. Jefferson City, Mo., Mareh 2. —In} ating | the} Senator Stephens introduced a} | judges at $2.50 The ac on judicial dis-} sricts presented a substitute for the senate bill fixing the salaries of The substitute provides: | of supreme court judges) $5,000; cireuit judges $2,500; judge) heater gen, sixth district. ;000. The bill aathorizes the City} lof St. Louis to pay not to exceed | | $3,000 in addition to The) $3,500. $2,- State. y nOW pays Democ! ratic Straws * New Yerk, March 2.—The Her- ald’s Washington correspondent has i j been preparing a table showing! i | democratic presidential preferences } Drummer vention of which the Herald's class i based upon the interviews with con- gressional representatives. The; { | compilation i is made on a basis of} | {900 delegates in the national con- Hill. some western as follows: 25% 265; for ification is Cleveland, }man, 350. Mr. Cleveland seems to) } | be the choice of fifteen states, Cah- | fornia, Connecticut, D | Maine, Massachusetts, Ne This is one ioe the best equipped Sta- | ton, West Vi } Mr Hilti {ten states: Col | elina and Texa: | shire, Rhode I ' Dakot a, Vermont Ohio, id to be the choie: rado, F 2 lori. Mary . Mi New York, Per For dyspepsia and liver cor | have a printed guarentee on every | tle of Shiloh” s Vitalizer. It never fails j to cure. Sold by H. L. Tucker. \ hurried | }aud is ja military necessity, |south was lay down their arins. Ale. wn. \ strife, and, were told that The Gomclie s Fling National Agitator. The Sedalia Gazette, a republican Journal published in the interest of e republican party of Pettis coun- at couclu- egio becomes an endent voter cid throws off lhis poutical toy eL republi x}caas bezin to hay and low. So ng as the nego sy elevates his te brother to off ehe U right. of political st his ballot for amen, of their political afliliati- democrat. The negro is being eda- cated, he, he knows that he has been duped for years by the G. O. P. The republicaus have contin- uedly worked his prejuices sympathies, rather than his rea- son and judgment. ‘kels sel re reads, upon The southerner is the had. He naturally ser to him, he understands Raised southern best friend the negro ever his minutast charteristics. him, the noblest friendship aud reared with white man is the of specimen human towards the jHegro in existence. When a negro wants a favor he jinvariably asks his southern friends, never turned away empty handed. We kaow who oar friends are. Tie freedom of the negro was and the uorth- ern democrats did as much to bring about the final result as did the re- publicaus. Such heroes as McClel- lan, Hancock, Meade. Thomas and others I might mention, all demo- crats, bared their breasts to shot and shell aud nobly stood by the cause of the The was union emancipation issucd under The months to “Lay keep your slaves,” protest. given three down d your arms jare the words of the immortal Lin How are you going about ex- | pla ining this utterance? Another proclamation | “\thing, why was not the negro called | inte the war at its beginning. A ne- their in the their ser- services early vices were net needed, to go home out the south less they called the negro, they call edhimin. The negro soldier was always at the front, a kind ofa for unionists Deny this if you will. Grant was democrat before the | war and only changed for poliey suke. We owe the republican party nothing. My God, they have utiliz- a | gro company in Massachusetts. ten- | j dered | But, just as soon as the north found | would flog them un- | h ri tic | bie anstoctsts | believe that Cleveland is stronger in arb Wire, and the largest and best selected aloe k of Builders Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery, Iron, Wood Work, Nails, Pumps and Gas Pipe, Fr. FR. DEACON, Sons cK co. Butler, Mo. Lieutenant Governor W. C. T. Ward- | Cheyenne, Wyo., March = 2— well of Bristol. | Johnson county's bloody contlict be- | CLEVEEAND’S SIRENGTE IN iucrwors.|UNeem range holders ‘snd cattle Wasliuston. Murch 2 Senator i thieves, which has so far netted two :shington, Ma 2—Seni | inois, where he received ovations all | ; cuss Lis own presidential boom, but \ ; admitted ed the negro vote for twenty years, | \and if there is a balance due send us an itemized bill and we will pay this |old war debt off in full, and then | perhaps some of you white livered | republ jicans will close your clap- trap. The negro must learn to | stand by his friends and also for the best men regardless of their politic- al affiliations. people do this, as one nation our jtive one, the es will be more prosperous, aud we will be ed for our intelligence, industry and patriotism mass ree with each bottle tarrh remedy. Price 50 cents. Sold by H. L. Tucker. Cleyeland’s Name Cheered. 2 Providence, R L., March democrats of Rhode Island —The net this one favoring a delegatioa for land and the other an u gation. les E. Gor lected His speech was eul tration of Gave decls his name would be burnt into the When the American | U ' and tonic acts | organs. government will be a more conserva- | respect- morning to select delegates to the rational couvention There is a ,Warm fight between two f: ‘ lious look, if your stomach be disor across the Ste den Seeds, Xe.. in the county. THE POST “OFFICE = Book Store INGALLS IN THE ARENA. He Denounces the men who Have Try- ed to Read Him Oat of the Party. pasa 1.—Joln J ws ugain entered activel ae nat and from now pidge! will be heard in the Writing Paper of all kinds of his party. He u hi y public nee to St. Louis and Kansas City DAILY PAPERS, fuirs 1 aunounce ire pro- Te sai aaieies nme of the: publicans who passed upon the atest credentials of republicans seemed to beheve that he an Fashion and Sp« PAPERS. ing TOBE was no longer a re He was that the pubhean. believed a republican and j cs party he: ice Office eee Store stood more in need of active recruits | Feral ethdant eee eer than of victims (referred to the at- l Patent M dicines of all in = Bey Fin ON eS eh i ele | areal ae out of the party.) It had been stat- | ed. le said, that be had n no Toilet and oe Articles. purtin the recent state cup | This was a fact, but he was obliged | b. | The scripti rentis in charge : | ofa Pharmacist or twenty years exper to state that the state central com sence wh ich guarantees that all préser P | mitte bad solicited from hin scitlic| tions w be caretully and accurate ‘ E compounded, er his services nor his money. He] DAVID WALKER, Manager In “Tam not a candidate for j had been ignored. | 3 | he said: conclusion ! It complete the trumvirate of America’s demo Jefferson, Jackson and Lineoln. would {not allow any office | These sent'-| my name for that may be election, nor for any office that may | be the result of it. | He offered his services to the state | central committee, volunteering to | go asa private wherever the gerer | als of the campaign should him. racy. given i H . ine y given ia the coming | ments were greeted with lond ap- | plause and a few hisses. lb A resolution presented by Samuel | | D. Honey, instructing the delegates | to the national to vote | for Cleveland ceived with great enthusiasm. eferred to the which aE RAE promptly reported it back as part of | EXPECTS A REIGN OF BLOOD) the platform. | | | David T favorel by the) What May Happen in Wyoming if | Cleveland g. i di tk sce ge yee : ae or) Ex-Sheriff Canton Returns. the nomination for goverflor by ex- convention was € It w committee order | platform Baker, was on the highway, is renewed. The sheriff } has gone to Chicago after ex-Sheriff | 'F. M. Canton, who could not be | | held on the charge of Tisdale. the | first victim, who is to beaie raigned now for the alleged sh ote ing of Orley E. j ,. | assassinations Palmer has just returned from Illi- | sense euon j about to be along the line. He declined to dis- that he had heard the} whistling through Iilinois of a Palm- er and Russell breeze. ‘How about hankering for Cleveland?” asked a and Jones, the -d | Peporter foritlie Star | thief put out of the way by a rifle 5 > = bullet fromjambush. Canton said, “Ihave got it yet,” he replied, ae | P Sa wie ie | when here Christmas, that he would ‘and it is as strong as ever.” Then a : : E return to Buffalo at any time desig- he added with bed Ba 2 nated by the accusers, but tliat {he would call on the governor for | protection during the overland part} of the journey. The thieves have sworn to kill Canton, as they declare he is the paid assassin of the big stockmen. In the Tisdale matter | there was a witness who swore to seeing aman on Canton’s saddle horse near the scene killing, but an alibi was made out for Canton. It there will be a Johnson county SeECOL slow emphasis: |IUinois than any other democrat. If he is nominated for the presiden- cy the electoral vote of Illinois will | go for him.” Good Loeks. Good looks are more than skin | deep, depending upen a healthy con- |dition of all the vital organs. If the liver be inactive, you have a bil- favorite dered you have a dyspeptic look and = if your kidneys be effected you have | a pinched look. Secure goed health and you will have good looke. Elec trie ers is the great alterative eee Sehr . directly on the vital! The Atchison Globe has Cures pimpies, blotches, jthat both the man who an beils and gives a good complexion : Sold at H. L. Tucker's drugstore, | *Pology and the mau who accepts it | dozen ‘ in the spring, all growing out of the rustling. offers 50cts per bottle. | usually have a queer look in their = {eyes that would indicate they ure Robbed and His Arm Cut Off. lnk forgetting their wrongs pas Parsons, Kan., March 2—Last | ple try so much harder to b> better night about 12:20 o'clock young | thau — cau be. Wright of Beagles was on lis way | eee to the Missou Kansas und Texas | depot. W a few yards north } 5500, 000 of the platform he was kn We desire to nlace ¢ —— dowa aud robbed of $260. real estate security a lar: Nese dNe track! nadvone 5s aamonentof money. 1 Siete ithe best terms and. lowest rates yet ojjered by anyone’ ‘lin this line of business: Votes drawn ror one: two: | three or five Years: Hare somemoney to loan pauable on or before a cicen date- Calland see how cheap | : can let you have money- raul. A mov ed over that of at the e! ‘ ; It will be a ritian au = 12, among ie sailors in the naval ser:-| i The Bankers Loan & Title Coe hearts of the people like those of | ice. |P. C. FULKERSON, Manager. \ i i ithe United States eenate, and I will | r ! | | of the | | Sth day of Febrasry, eel and Wagon To keep the skin clean is to wash the excretions from it off; the skin takes care of itself inside, if not blocked outside. fo wash it sten and clean, without doing any sort of violence to it, re- quires a most gentle soap, a soap with no free al- kali in it. Pears’ is supposed to be the only soap in the world that has no alkali in it. All sorts of stores scll it, especially ae sts; e it. all sorts of people u sececcues DOCTOR ENCLISH REMEDY for Coughs. Colds and Consumption, Is beyonds question the greatest of all modern remedies. ¢ Nuiltetopa ough Inone right. it willchecks aColdinaday. {t will prevent Croup, relieves Asthma, and CURE Consumption If taken Int stime. IF THE LITTLE ONES HAVE eo COUGH cROUP > Use It Prompily. iT WILL CURE , WHEN EVERY: s s . s 3 s s s e s . : . : . : . : . : s . : ' : : 2 . 25c. bottle may save $10: 0 in Doctor's : i ay — oe lives. eae? Su Bau = iT ES {H L Tucker, Agent® AUCTIONEER, I will cry sales in any part of the coun- ty. Twenty ars experience. Charges reasonable. atisfaction gauaranteed. Call on or address D. V. BROWN, expectel that: POULTRY & EGS, We make a call for all your poultry and eggs at the very highest market price in cash. Poultry ‘and Eggs, Taken in any quantity and cash paid for same. Farmers we want your ‘goods and are willing to pay for them. Bring on your POULTRY & — And get the cash Head A. L. McBRIDE & CO. Hanibal Poultry Co. By JAMES SMITH. Tit Notice of Final Settlemedt. a intend te ake final oa e- hereof atthe next term of the Bates ty probate cou n Bates county, state Butler, Mo., onthe J. W. EENIS, Admmnistratcs men 8-40