The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 14, 1892, Page 3

Ne peer Seen a t t ti $500,000 We desire to place out on real estate security alarge amount of money. Will give the best terms and lowest rates yet offered by anyone in this line of business: Notes drawn for one, two: three or five years. Lave some money to loan ae on or before a given date Calland see how cheap we can let you have money The Bankers Loan & Title Co P. C FULKERSON, Manager. BATES COUNTY National Bank, BUTLER, MO. THE OLDEST BANK TH LARGEST AND THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BATES COUNTY. CAPITAL, SURPLUS, nek: J- TYGARD, HON. J. B. NEWBERRY, J. C. CLARK es $12 25,000 00 $25,000 00 President. Vice-Pres, Cashier wW. A- ROSE, LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEER. Will do busi. adjoining count risonyille, Mo. Reterence.—First National Bank in Bates, Cass and Address me at Har- oo and Bank of Harrisonville. 4 tt ——GO TO-— CG. A. VAN HALL, —SUCCESSOR TO— F. BERNHARDT & CO. —FOR— PURE DRUCS MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, TOBACCOS AND NINE CIGARS, ARTISTS MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Prescriptions Carefully Compounded A liberal Patronage of the public is solicited. I will pay the highest market price for chickens and egg delivered at my store at Virginia, Mo. Talso have good feed stable in} connection with my store.& Netson M. Nesncenope. Missouri Pacific Ry, 2 Dailv Train 2 KANSAS CITY OMAHA COLORADOSHORT LINE and Kansas City to St, Louis, THE PUEBLO AND DENVER, PULIMAN BUFFETT SLEEPING Kansas City ARS to Denver without change} H. C. TOWNSEND General Passenge: and Ticket A’gt ST. LOUIS, MO 4) Daily | Train, 5) NO SESSION IN APRIL. This Much Has Been Virtually Set-! tied. The Republic Bureau, ) Cor, 1ith St. and Pennsylvanis Ave Washington, D.C., Dec 7,1 able to announce that there will be no of congress. It is not extra session necessary to Suffice to say it is may be an es correct. tra session of cougress called to meet in October, but before then ide The views of the pre.- rieuds in con derstood that a houses will be held February and a joint committee se lected to draft a tariff bill in eoa junction with the president aud eus of both some time retary of the treasury This - mittee is to sit here during the summer and to engage in the work As soon as the bill is completed the president will call an extra session of congress and w ill send a message recommending in a general waxy the ly under his auspices and certainly with his advica and consent. It of course,be referred to the ways and means committee of the house when that body is organized, aud the ex- pectation is it will be reported back favorably to the house within a brief the democratic leaders expect that the democratic tariff can bec law by the first of February, This matter has already headway that the members Isd4. of already semi officially announced. They are Carlisle, Vest, Mills, Gor man acd MePherson, Car Vest and Mills represent the straightout| tariff reformers while sle, Goupan and McPherson are known es The house caucus will se lect members of this joint eommit- tee, but all will act together ac ing to the present programme i the secretary of the tr and th president will be ex offi o members. ‘couserv atives.” ury For lame ba loh’s Porous P] by H L Tucker. est, use Shi-| So'd socts. Is This Official? “Grover Cleveland,” remarked a democratic congressman, “will be inaugurated March 4,1893. After naming his crbinet he eall for an extra session of congre: to be keld about the middle of Apri atthis extra session bills 1 passed placing wocl, twine ging on the free list, the duty on- manufactured g¢ Atthe president’s suggestion con- gress may ittee to draft a tariffact which will wipe out the iniquitous aud unjust McKinley bill from the statute. The vision act may accompany the presi dent’s message congr n De- cember, 1893, when the regular ses sion begins. This programme said to have been decided upon aud will issue a be! and redur appoint a cor arift re- to is Mexican Cactus was thou cured Catarrh. edy. Sold by H. as cterine”’ is the rem UCKER. 1-S) New York’s Official Figures. The official figures of the vote cast in this state will surprise our politicians. Very strange It was a strange a The total election. According to these figures Cleve- jland gained nearly 18,000 votes, | 000this | publican its vot» for s the first time since there- ty was organized that | president was smailer etection nationa! coatest. guned 12,509 in 17,903 in Kings county. only held his own *}pol ing 70,000 each time he ran. but ihe lost 9,500 in this county. Cleveland Ha in Kings county 300 | | | Miles’ Nerve & Liver P a | D The Republic correspondent is | authoritatively | state whence this information comes. | There | uct} t clect Lave been ascertained by | and it is un-} in| earnestly, ardently and liboriously. | provisions of the bill prepared part | will, | time and passed. Under this scheme | made such | the | senaie who will compose the cone} mittee on the part of that body are} cord - | the authority for the statement | comes direct from headquarters “— N. Y. Herald. | vote is 25,000 short of the total vote of I8ss. Here is how the total vote; {of 1888 and 1892 stands: 1888. 1892. Cleveland 635,965 653,900 Harrison 650,338 608,230 while Harrison lost more than 42, | | than its candidate was at the previous | i this county and | THE ORIGINAL ROUND OAK STOVE | | | h Bro’s andHarrison Farm tow = iN Be | | | | R. R. DEACON, Calla Halt. | Globe-Democrat. The annual pension expenditure a dozen years ago was in the neigh-, jborhood of $50,000,000. Fifteen years ago nobody ever dreamed that { it would go above that amount. | | Last year, however, $139,000,( | expended for pensions. | priations for joa June 30 NO was The appro the year which ends | next is $145,000,000 and Commissioner Raum says that | | this is at least $10,000,000 too small | for the demands. For the year which ends with June, 1894,as he e $165,000,090 will be necessary. expenditure of 00,000,000 + year for this object is in sight) T jpension business has jentirely too far. beeu carriet A halt mast be jeuled at onee. A Leader. | | Since its first introduction, | tric Bitters bas gained ra | popular ior, until now lly in the lead umong pure tc and alterativ tonics | nothing which perm jus a beverage or an intoxicant. it lreeognized as the best a | medi all ailments of Hliver or kidneys It will « | headache, indisposition, ec nd driye malaria | Satisfaction gua | funde d. Price o: Sold by H. L. Tucker. | No More Pardons Need be Aste | Jefferson City, » Dee. 7. Francis nounced to | correspond: nt this evening tii had determined to reece: japplications for executi ;ernor vec He has a very large number ipeals now on hand. To do jas ‘to the nd to the pee business, it is sary that no | new petitions shall be received, and {this rule will be adhered to unless inew evidence of execu- has come to band since conviction of the prisoner | This important information to par | ties contemplating a trip to Jefferson e worthless until it was discovered that it | ity to secure a pardon. Wilhng to Die Meridian, Miss., Dec. 20 the trap was White. colored, eternity. The At. 11: and Jokn launched into for which he executed the murder of James Logan, a special officer. who was trying to arrest him. The haug- ing was public, the first in Lauder- ble county since 1877, and jness d by a large crowd. When the dead march was begun | the prisoner walked with firm tread aud nimbly ascended the seaffold un- daunted by the sobbing, shouting and jainting womep. Wuheu jif h- had anything to say ufter the White replied: Tam willing to to God. T van sprung was erime was was was wWit- A ? ushed noose was adjusted, “Nothing, ouly that Thanksgiving ready to die.” Some Foolish Pp to cough | An Omaha Man | years, 2nd who "| He paid ‘SuOde)\ BUGS pue saidzng SONS & co. Sent Into Exile Ese capes After Many Hardships. Omaha, Neb., Dee. er, a business man of this city who returned on busines to his old home in Russia twenty-one months ago this city of six was at once seized while in church just across the Ger- miu border and sent to Siberia, has returned to his home, after escaping after a residence in from the horrors of Russia’s prison len 1. Last night Gerber said that he was seized without warning and started to Siberia without pretense of trial to serve a sentence of fifteen He years was, with 600 other risopers, all ironed together in For nive months, during ich they were forced to walk every the irons were not When he arrived at lie was taken into the middle 1e street and a blacksmith took off his fetters. He was tol {that from Lave to take care of himself. Gerber remain- ed there three months before he found an opportunity to carry into the plan for escape that he sped out. He had excited the sympathy of a fellow Hebrew in business there to asking tep of the way ved. that time forward he would effect i may who was engaged and induced him write a letter his wife to The money, was sent and Gerber's friend took him to Yakutsk. $50 to get to Yakutsk, and took conveyance by post to Tomsk, a distauce of 1,500 miles,and paid for it $175. He had secured the dress coat of a nobleman and carried an official portmanteau that seemed to have more to do with sav- ing him from annoyance than any- thing else, for he was not molested and not asked for his passports. Money remoyed obstacles that the exile encountered and he finally home for kim, sead him some money. amounting to $1,000, then reached a small town within fifty} miles of his old home without being detected. He finally made a circuit of 300 miles and was successful in leaving Russian soil behind him. He lost uo time in getting as far away as he could, for he knew that be was not safe until he had reached Ameri- ca. When ke arrived here, of the $1,090 that had been sent him by his wife he had only ten cents. Gerber had about $4,000 worth of | property when he left here less than two years ago, but there will tle of it left after he gets his family over here. They are still at the old | place, but will come over here in the! early spring. y to hi He bears many scars ible experiences. That hacking cough can be so quick cured by Shilo’s Cure. We guarantee} Diu gstore. 6 —Jacob Ger | be lit-| old at H. L.. Tucker's Prescription | Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, ‘ The Best Salve inthe world for Cuts | Bruises,Sores, Ulcers, SaltRheum Fever Small G o " \¥ | Sores etter,Chapped Hands, Chiblains Satie te Charities Vast | Corns, and all Shi Eruptions, and posi- tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It jis guarantecd to give perfect satisfaction lor money refunded. Price 25 cts perbox “Bread cast upon the waters will | For sale by H. L. Tucker, “druggist. MONEY WELL INVESTED. | paid Many Times Over. Globe-Democrat rid return again——sometimes,.” moral ized Thad Hoit, of Texas, as he sat) in the rotunda of the Laclede and | trimmed his nails with a bowie-knife bearing a six-inch blade. ~In 1860 {Iwas going down the river from |Memphis to New Orleans. | were three or four gamblers jand several wealthy plante ithey were all high gollers paced the deck I noticed a lov Mississippian Church MM. Smith. .NSIGN YOUR—— CATTLE, HOGS and SHEEP To LARIMER, SWITH & BRIDGEFORD, — TLANSAS crry. eee | W.H. HL Lorimer: Ul send you he mar ar : [Fran Franz z Bernhardt On the a leaning a He looked he hadn't experienced the luxury of Butler, I felt b but hardly | Waich & Clock Repairing Your orth side of the equare, wheelhouse. as th Missourt. | a square meal for a week. ins canis like giving him a dollar, knew how to make the tender ante bellum Souther: ry ‘ : Afso Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and §il-! ‘techy’ party and I b ) paving varwaetak erware the the way for my contemplated we ee |benevolencé. ~Beautiful night.’ I ACTUAL COST AND CARRIAGE. D } down the river? look here, I exclaimed. like a fellew that had recko! was the reply Mout.” ‘Say | ‘You look | gone against | H For the next twelve months As a watch maker of 52 years experience can and will give you satisfaction. Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. the buck ague and got broke. Can} = I do anything for you?’ He looked | = = at me a moment, then his chin quiv- jered a little as he said: ‘Im busted flatter’n asandbank. Mout lend me Amat (eae ae, te alt rafwere fromm an dollar or two.” I slipped : inctowed for eeply. gold piece into his hand. ‘You're} MAIL. CONFIDENTIAL. scones os fed one white, mister—white clean through,” he said and walked away. An hour) — Mater I found him sitting at the gam-| bling table, with a stack of coin in front and bills in front of him that | would fill a plug hat. | “The next LE SORRE [oT MissouritPacific Time/Tabte § Arrival and departure ot passenger trains at Butler Station. morning Nortu Bounn he came to} me slipped a $100 billinto my hand. Passenger, - - 4:51 a. m. He gave me his name and took Passenets - 3:5¢ p.m. . assenger, - - 9:25 p. m- |mine. I had about forgotten the} pocai freight _ 2 10:05 a. m. South Bounp 7:04 a. circumstances, when I was called on by an informed that my acquaintance the boat was He valued and m. attorney Passenger, - - ed rassenger, Passenger, Local Freight of dead and named me as his heir. 91:37 Pom left an estate in Mississippi at $15,000. to be generous, but dom * Yee, it sometime pays Lawyern. seldom——sel- T. W. Sitvens. J. A. Strweme. |\SILVERS & SILVERS, Attorney-at-Law. Will practice in the courts of Baes and adjoining countiet, the Court of Appeals, Supreme Court at Jefferson City and in the Federal Courts. WBOfice over Farmers Bank; door trom head of stairway. Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure 1s sold by us ona guar It cures consumption. Sold by HL Tuc Yanged and Shot. | Knoxville, Ten., Dee. 7.— reached here fro Jellico of a crim- inal assault upon and the murder of a young woman named Mildred Bry- aut by an unknown negro tramp and the subsequent lynching of the mis-| Miss Bryant started from liome six wiles above Jellico to visit her uncle in Jellico found in a culvert third DE ARNON? & Gut. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. in Bates and adjoining counties. bee" Olfice over Bates Co. creant. Will practice Her body was} with her head | erushe d and her throat ewt. An old lady who saw the negro fellowing the young lady described him. He} was shortly afterwards arrested and blood spots were found on his trous- ers. He denied being the murderer, but said he knew the one who did it. A mob of 50 men took Nat? ae pPDdksiNsON & GRAV ATTORN«YS AT LAW. Office West Side Square, over Lane- down’s Drug Store. DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOEOPATHIL the negro; PPR atn: from the sheriff and soon his dead EEN SUESS Zoe) SS body was riddled with bullets and; Office, tront room over P.O. Ail calls ’a | answered at office day or night. dangling at the end of a rope from|” Specialattention given to temale dis- atree. Miss Bryant was a hand-| eases. some and most estimable young} —— es SS lady. T C. BOULWARE, Physician and e Surgeon. Office north side square, Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil- en a specialty. WAY NOT? Shiloh’s Vitalixer is whatt you need tor constipation, loss ot apres dizzi- ness, and all symptoms ot dyspepsia Price 10 and 7 bottle. Soll vy HL Tucker. 5 cents per t Railroad Trains Laid Up. 1 oa ; Atchison, Kas. Dee 7 —Reports | ut the office of Superintendent C. M. Wh be Post Odice for ~ why not price Rathburn of the Missouri Pacife are| that a snow storm is raging in no ' youtgo to rth- i no ;ern Kansas and Nebrask | the cuts betweeu Nebra | Union is three feet deep S in} 2 City and} 1 freight STATIONERY, SCAPS AND TOLET/ARTICLES, Just Received /25,000 Envelops from N. Y_ | trains have been abandor Central B and nothing ¢ perecd from trains west of Wetmor The wires on the road are down ibs Toilet Soap from Piii CIGARS. | From Baltimore, and a general necortment of | Snow plows have been ‘sent out The street car company in city has not turned a wheel to- 0 ae the streets are deserted. A Rea rena more tatal mis- STATIONERS SUNDRIES. + have all thece things end lots of othersim QUANTITY! QUALITY! RICE! Exeiuine goods € ere mot correet. ‘POST OFFICE EOOK STORE