The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 23, 1892, Page 1

~The Butler Weekly Times. VOL. XV. BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28 1892. NO.1 FARMERS BANK OF BATES COUNTY, BURNED IN HER BED. TWO ALLIANCE OFFSHOOTS. An Invalid Giri Perishes in the Flames } An Industrial Legion to Pash the That Destroyed Her Home. : Peoples Party-Cotton Planters Higginsville, Mo., Nov. 18 —Anna Combine | . Nee | esa the 9-year old daughter of Manrihiantentar Nove ol | Mrs. Clara Hatcher, wasto day burn- _ 1 | : - result of the Farmers’ Alliance na-| ed to death in a fire that destroyed |,. : | : tional convention here last week two Ms. Hatcher’s house. Mrs. Hatch-| ,._,. . acl was in aaeRAehine hades eee distinct orgamzations have been 4 e ._. | formed—one with a political and the her 2 year-old boy came running in . eee Ske Ses other with a business end. Ciattering unintelligibly. She fear- Me hretionitosedanateled ei something bad happened to the s pete aay 1 ttle sick girl at home aud hastened out. The sight that met her gaze caus- ed her to shriek with anguish. From the window of her daughter's room dense volumes of smoke tinged with flames were issuing. John Kinzie, a neighbor who was attracted by her cries for help, learning of the danger of the little girl, attempted to reach the room by the stairs, but was driven back by the smoke and flames. He secured a ladder and placed it against the house, attempt- ing to gain entrance to the burning APITAL, $110,000. feceives Deposits inilsjeck to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and E does a General Banking Business. DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS. ‘In the Real Estate loan Department. Make loans on Real Estate on long or short time at lowest rates without delay. STOCKHOLDERS “The Industrial Legion of the United States,” and was formed by people’s party alliance men. It is to consist of three classes—the posed of voters, the jumtor, of boys| from 14 to 21 years of age, who are to be trained to become people's party voters, and the third the wo-! men's aid corps The Grand Army idea is followed and meetings may be either secret or open. Congress- man Otis, Editor S. McLellan of the Topeka Advocate and J. F. Willits represent Kansas on the charter list. Paul Vandervort of Nebraska, $50,000.00 .-... President Vice-President 2d Vice-President - . Cashier Secretary Attorney u 1 senior, com- Allen, Mrs. Levina oulware, TC, Physician furk, Monroc Farmer jallard, J N Farmer Brown, Lula rtlett, Edmund Farmer Bryner, Margaret Chelf, H B. Farmer y Coleman, Sam’! 1, Farmer Caruthers, G A Farmer Christy, J M Physician Clark, overt ere ‘a p{ Courtney, ck Dedler r q Decrworter John Farmer Pharis, John Grocery ] Foreman Tits officePhari ¥F Grocery H Prof Normal Sch Powell, Booker Farmer DA,MC Pigott, H H Bank Clerk Deetwester, Frank Co sch com Rosier, J M Farmer Ryans, John Farmer Reeder, Oscar Farmer Everingham, J Physicim Radford, Chas RB 'Freemam, Caroline andEliza Reisner, J W_ Pension Clerk Francisco, S P Lawyer, Sullens, L Banker Hannah, W D medical student Slayback, Ed Farmer Hardinger, W N Farmer Smith, GL Liveryman Hickman, @ B Furniture dealer Starke, L B Deputy ci Heath, D B Turner, Mre M E Capitaliet. Jenkins, J R Cashier Tucker, W E Dentist t Cashier Tyler, W B Farmer de & ClothingVoris. Frank M Farmer h M Capitalist i C Lumber dealer Teacher West, R G Farmer Walton, Wm E ae it Levy. Sam Dry Morrison. C H Farmer Miller, Alf Farmer McCracken, A Farmer McCracken, Robt Farmer Owen, M V Farmer Receives Deposits subject to check, Lones Money, issues Drafts and transacts a general Banking business. Solicited. Your patronage respectfully ex Ballard Items. | president vice-president WM. E, WALTON BOOKER POWEL] Virginij Items. | The new schod house at Miami | side work. mences Uncle Jef Park and Charley Saturday night.| They hada big | chowd, a big catnon, lots of fire- Works, good vocd niusic and good ipg by Hort of Butler, and G ark of this place If this rally fad taken place before the election AW P with ait a doubt would fave voted with us.). .Dan Smith Joplinis up sfter Hs family. Mr has him a prespect hole dug 18 et and struck it rida enough to nove his family down .Abe Weth- arwax has gathered coin all around | Virginia and is now ight in town Miss Olla Murphy} brother is was | yuton a visit..,.Ed Dudley ‘over on business Satura@y....John | WHedger while in the timjer the oth- er day mashed hi hand by catching Bt between a henvy stik he was Moading and the wagon... We mem bers of the democratic lub thank | he peoples’ party and tepublican | party for their helping had. They Feaid, “let her go, Gallgher, you can pay us back in four pars”... Dr Mitchell attended a dable wed- ding while in Kansas on tvisit.... Ben Biggs says Warren jsres has lshucked 78 bushels of cén in one day and averaged 55 bugels for 3] weeks counting Sundays, but did not shuck. This breaks te record | of nubbin skinnes....Joh McFad. | Jen is having new chimnes put on | cashier asst. cashier J. R. JENKINS DON KINNEY A Protection Game, New York World j The Iron Trade Review is putting Center is completa except some - | the mauufacturers up to a dodge in As son as school com- order to make the people sorry that Its Morrison will hay their long talked | ,qyice ig that the manufacturers re- of debate... .Mr| Morgan wants to | duce the wages of their workingmen buy 2 first class milk cow... -The | to “fortify themselves in advance in Pemocrats did evrything but make | view of the increasing probabilities afailure in thet ratification here | of destructive foreign competition.” they voted for Mr. Cleveland Is this an indication of the kindly feeling entertained by the protec tionists for their workingmen? They have professed that their tax policy | was maintained for the purpose o increasing wages. They have beer charged with misrepresentation, anc they are now advised by one of their organs to prove that the charge is true by making the wage earners | suffer in order that revenue reforu | may become unpopular. Nothing could better show the dis honesty of the protection claim that | the tariff exists for the workingmau If that claim were true the manufac turers would resist every tendency towards downward wages, instead o' pushing them down in order to gait an advantage for themselves in a po: litical controversy, The wages of labor are regulated by the supply and demand of the labor market, and the people who would cut down wages, not because they must, but because they wan to revenge themselves for » demo- eratic victory by making the work ingmen suffer, are the people who have been insisting that the McKin ley law repealed the law of supply and demand, and that they are the! to seek office under an administra- true and unselfish benefactors of the |tion that would see us in sheol be- workingmen. Happily, room through the window, but as soon as he shattered the glass the flames shot out and to save his life he let himself drop tothe ground. By that time the house was one mass of fla:nes and all efforts to save the child were abandoned. Kindly neighbors took out as much of the furniture as was within reach and did all that could be doue to extinguish the flames. The heart- broken mother stood by. wringing her hands and imploring her ueigh- bors to save her little Anna. all iu vain, however, Congressman T FE. Watson, and J. F. Willits of Kansas, west executive committee party national neck of Illinois. Marion Canuon of California and Farners Alliance Vice President Mariqn Butler of North Carolina. egion will be pushed in every in the Union. Its sole object It was 3 ite: te is tovadvavce the People’s party cansc. -| building burned li i i Pied eke uilding burned like tinder and ins Wp oltier orgauizationisintended to coutrol the cotton business of the South through the planters. R. J. Sledge of Texas is the presidentand J. R. Maxwell of Alabama financial agent. It is proposed to deal direct- ly with cotton manufacturers and eastern capitalists auu save com- are as side of an hour was entirely consum- ed. {| The cause of the fire is not known, i but it is thought that the little boy 1} set tire to the bedding in some way A Thanksgiving Proclamation. Temple of Truth, Nov. 15.—1892 1} —The republicans of Missouri have cause to be thankful for the result of the recent election in this state. A democratic majority which might -| have been 50,000 will not much ex-} ceed 39,000, unless the democrats | fix up some of the back counties yet to be heard from. Let us be thank- 1} ful for an unbroken neck rather than -|resentful over a broken arm. T J Davis The Colonels have got the post-| ML Wolfe lumber offices, for which for years they have| Rich Fill been panting, even as the hart pant- ticket eth for the water brook. Gne of the | McBride & Co, hardware sublime ideas of the republican par-| H Maxey, guarding insane ty is that it is well to relinquish M V Carroli, printing and what you can no longer hold, and publishing tickets | wrong to take that which you cannot | Mrs T W Silverr, sending Mrs get. Let us give thanks iuat we are| Delaney to her people in able to rise above the degradation of| the Indian Territory patronage, and that we would scorn|C W Hartsock attending ct C W Rogers, building flue missions. The scheme is an idea of Dr. C. W. Macune to head cff the third party sentiment in the south, and Macune is very bitter toward the populist domination of the na- tioual alliance. £ County Court Proceedings. A B Henderson,hauling brdg 4 40 “ “ 26 Lribune, printing t 10 20 | fore it would give it to us. were canceled. commander in chief of the G. A. R., was elected first commander in-chief of Georgia, vational recruiting officer, ern general recruiting officer. In the people's chairman Taube- Congressman elect 1 25 > 40 00 40 00 25 00 00 15 00 C Hirni presented warrants which The next president IS a democrat. | ne ici Children Cry for The election is over and the en-| ’ tire democratic ticket being elected | Pitcher’s Castorla. makes us feel like giving praise to | Children Cry for those that stood nobly by and voted 9 ‘their honest sentiments und redeem Pitcher’s Castoria. ed grand old Bates from the hands | Children Cry for of the mugwumps....Who feels | Pitcher’s Castoria. better than the democrats of Spruce; __ and who worse than the fusionists? | ..-.-WB Cole has goose south on a } Mi : tra ling expedition... Squire Lafol |“ 1SS0Urt are succes ediag weil in their let is having a well bored; he is down | work of love in providing a home over 100 feet and still going.... | for the helpless of the Lost Cause,” Bill Hughes rejoices day and might! and the building, the erection of ....What about that team being cut) which has just begun, will be com- loose Sunday night? Be careful... li ivenntosin . McClenney bas been trading in hogs | Poors ou sep eecom ortable. Its esti $30,000, and more and eattle....Cris Greer sold his | stock....Milt Beatty was in our | than half of the amount bas already village Thursday evening. ...Quite | been raised. All honor to the noble a stormy day Thursday....M S| Kiersey is feeding about 100 cattle | and a number of hogs... .F D Greer | and Sone, Geo Evans, Ray Bros,| Nathan S. ‘Barry of Bristol, N. H. Wm Belton aud others have a lot of | | is the oldest living ex-governor of a corn for sale....Tom Brown has | 2 Amy s gone to his old home in Johnson | state in the United States. If he county for a few days....Zack | survives until September 1, 1896, he Jobnson bas one of those has been | will be u centernarian. He was a wagons at the shop....Belle Bros | poy of very humble pare ntage, be- ash oT Ck ase oe ' came a tanner, as General Grant did, ed out and seems to be the same | and in 1ss1 ' SOVEINOr chap he used to be... .WS Ray is i of New Hampshire. He is still a the sickest man on Elkfork....J R| man of considerable mental vigor, | Ray is feeling good of late. . Born | partly, he thinks, for the reason that tothe wife of DrJ P McFarland |i, jas not touched tobaneo for thir- Thusday morning 2 fine girl baby ee TURE eee ¥ ‘ iis Doe is the happic st man in town, | ¥ ee cyaruoue aquors for wife and baby doing well, ...Dick | nearly sixty.—Ex. Andrews & Co have returned from | their hunting trip but found nothing | |but democrats....Jas Wilds, we, hear is about to move to Clinton. . | Miles Oxton, proprieto Democratic headquarters were full! which exhibited in Chatanooga Tent of enthusiasm the pight of our rally | S from the tone of that bell... John |” election day, bet an elephant Lentz seems to be the same fellow | against $500 that Huirison would he used to be....Haveyou seen Pe- | be re-elected. A young democrat ter S since the Sth. ‘ What Bout ; named Divine won the elephant and ee eee ea} later the big auimal marched in the der Dr McFarland’s treatment | democratic procession. judging from the number of visits | he makes of late (but its not Doc he | goes to see)....W L Hooper is al most through gathering corn; he is | | feeding a lot of cattle too.... Finnis | Hobson, an old-timer of Johnson | The Daughters of Confederacy 0! mated cost is was elected An Etepnant on fis Hands. New York W If the turkey is denied to us, we, Sheriff ordered to foreclose TS | A. house....Mérrett Zinndf Long- | Pion, Kas, is up on avisi... Mra} | Josie Dudly is suffering fhm a fel- | Yon on her hand....Law Simpson | ays he has a geod joke ox himself | Lbut is afraid to tell it for fer of Nels | Lgetting hold of jt and putbg it in | Fthe Tiuss, for etery body 1ads that | paper....W K Elliot is gejing out | rock for the foundation of Is house algo has most of the lumbe} on the ground... .Milburn Jacks¢, who | thas been east working in wolesale ‘house, is home m a rest... faloney | boys has plenty of thin veinjal for | WN. M. Nestrjone. | , have more than an acceptable substi- | Bevefield’s school mortgage. } sible for him to answer this class of | entire time to the task. In conduct- Mr. Stone’s Mail Enormous. | tute in the crow, the merits of which Nevada, Mo., Nov. 20.—Governor- as an article of diet have been dem- elect Stone is receiving an enormous! onstrated to us within a week, and amount of mail. Many of the letters are simply congratulations, but a large number are letters recomiuend- ing and indorsing applicants for appointments. It is utterly impos- ) Which we have just begun to appre- Globe-Democrat. letters unless he should devote his ing his correspondence he is com- pelled to select from the mass let-| portance to the people of the state ters as seem absolutely to require | than of securing good country roads, replies and answer only such. He! and the matter should receive the regrets he cannot respond to all | carly and serious attention of the communications sent to him bet! S E that is impossible. legislature this winter. A good sys- tem of roads would almost double the value of adjacent real estate and J B Vales, 63 cents, and Martin & | county and brother in-law of Dr Mc | jvisited the latter this week; from | chants’ tax. i eal : rs : } There is nothing now of more im-} ciate. No man to whom it has been | of $50. given to penetrate the delicious mys- | teries of crow will eyer willingly re- turn tothe vulgarity of turkey.—| S P Over | dramskop lie ler& ordered to notify all secur- ities o school loans, where interest | has no@ been paid. Adjourned to meet on the 19th j day of December. p, at Hume, granted se. | Frauk Wilson, a horse thief, in- ;dicted by the special Christian ‘equnty grand jury. entered a plea of guilgr, ond received a sentence of four years in the penitentiary. Some | here he visited a couple of nephews, | | Gee, $3 15, remitted, excess mer |the Graham Bros. of Elkhart town- | ship....R D Beatty will sell goods | TNBuckles granted school loan! cheap no doubt now, so give him a itrial....M M Greer of Summit) |spent Sunday night with his Bro | }Cris....Geo Price is undoubtedly | jthe happiest man in Spruce and on- lly sorry his Bro Sam was not here | |so that he could have downed him | too, on the Sth....Jim Cole, has re-! |turned to Thos Buck's where he is of Edmeston, N. ¥. helping Dee “hold the fort.”.... ; The edi are supplying our mar- Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless ket with game....Say. John, Lave, 4 Complete Cure by HOODS you seen our dog? .-Mrs Morlan SARSAPARILLA. ‘and baby have ned to Uricb,, | This is from Mr. D. M. Jordan, a re- ‘after several days ut her father’s tired farmer, and one of the most re- Judge C D Cole's....Geo Hrff spected citizens of Otsego Co., N. Y. doubtless wiil be disappointed as he | gratavsnd nave ciate bern troubled with me courted on getting the Pa'lard P. | O. under u 1 administration, but Liver and Kidney Mr. David M. Jordan save to the farmers thousands ef dol | of the peculiar features of tke case gradually growing worse. Three years ago I BR : Highest of all in Leavenig Power.— Latest U. S. Gov't Report. CALS) lars occasioued by the loss of time. wearing out of animals, vel hainess. e i sand It is 2 matter that ald : be agitated continuously until the LY PURE much desired improvement co-nes. 2 Ohio road locked their boss up a jtool chest and were burning him | When he was rescued. are that the confessing culprit is | the son of a preacher. hunselfar ‘b faborse an | minister, acguntry che i Ozark whil this congreg: LEx. being a demoer: catty will con- got down so low that I couldecarcely walk. 2f prayer.— 3 & ‘nine months. I looked more like a corpse than 8 living being, I had no appetite and for five weeks I ate bat gruel. was emaciated tinue as our genial ? M....Henry Moore took in the r at Batler.he is one of your solid democrats ot so bungry to € I kave now fully recovered, thanks to Hood’s Sarsagarilla E feel well end em well. Ali who know ine marvel to see meso well” D. M. JORDAN. | Hoos Pitts are the beet atterlinner Pills, | ggsist digestion, cure headache anc tilsusness,