The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 27, 1893, Page 1

The Butler Weekly MNS. VOL. XV. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY APRIL 27,1898. NO. 28 Missouri State Bank. OF BUTLER, MO. DEVOURED BY HOGS. An Aged Citizen of Vernon Co. Meets a Horrible Fate. 24 —Two| MR. CLEVELAND'S HOLIDAY. Arrangements for Yor. his Trip to New and Thence to Chicago. Washi gton, April 25.—President | FARMERS BANK review aud opening the world’s fair. To morrow afternoon the presiden- | : CAPITAL Sit cer ait OF BA ) COUN Y E weeks ago F. G. Finch, residing with |Clevelan: will be away from Wash | lf =. . 3 5 a 5 0.000. his sox-in-law, Judge Frank Brooks ington si days attending the naval | j if of the Vernon County court, disap- Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and | peared from his home. It was sup- does a General Banking Business. Cash —- $50,000.00 tial party will leave DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS. DIRECTORS. Frank Voris, Oscar seeder, Wert. H. H. Pisott, Booker Powell, c. R. Radferd, T.C. Boulware, John Deerwester, H.C. Wyatt. R. G. WMEE. WALTON. President J. R§ JENKINS, Cashier. Virginia Items. Charley Morrison says that as a | member of the board of directors of Grandview school district his 4 term does not expire for one year, consequently the salt river expedi- tion mentioned in last week's ginia items must be a fake.. W Scybert is still exhorting the| people againrt reliance men, as he | calls them... .Miss Minnie Morrison is spoken highly of ut Enterprise district, where she is teaching.... hex the Ameri .G. | oO e merican posed that he had gone to visit some of his other sons-iu law who reside across the line in Bates. When it | was learved Saturday that he had not been at either place a search was instituted which resulted this morne ing in finding his bones in a creek which ran through a thirty acre hog lot. His shot gun which he always carried with him was found on the ground loaded. The old gentleman was 79 years of age, aud was born in North Caro- lina but has lived for many years in this county and Bates. As he was subject to heart disease it is thought he had an attack while crossing the lot and the hogs, ot which there were 150 in the lot, finding his body devoured it. The bones were gnaw- ed clean. c. H. Dutcher, Geo? L. smith, Whi? E. walton, J. 88 Jenkins, MAX JUDD RE 2CTED. The Austrian Goyarnment Will Not Recognize Him as Consul General. | Vienna, Aril 21—Count Kalnoky, Austrian premier, has given notice that the | Austrian government will not grant an exequatur to Max Judd of St Louis, appointed by President Cleveland consul general for the United States at Vienna. Count Kalnoky states that the reason for minister UPPER CLASSMEN BRANDED. Sophomores Mark a Lot of Juniors With Lunar Caustic. Delaware, O., April 21.—Wednes- Washington for New York on a special train ar- | riving therein the evening The, trip to Chicago will be made with- out return to Washington, the same train leaving New York at noon on | Friday, and_ reaching Chicago at | noon Saturday. Returning the train | will leave Chicago at 6 o'clock Mon day evening and willreach Washing- ton Tuesday evening. The members of the cabinet, with the exception of Secretary Herbert, will accompany the President to morrow, and Secretary Herbert will accompany him on the westward journey. Mrs. Clevelaud and the ladies of the Cabinet, excepting Mrs. Lamont and Miss Herbert, who are in New York; Mrs. Olney and Mrs. Smith will go as faras New York. Private Secretary Thurber will accompany the Presideut te New York aud re- turn Thursday with Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Bissel. .- President e-President Vice-President Cashier . Secretary :. Attorney HAM... Ww SVERS eM: T.1 Receives Deposits subject to check, Lones Money, issues Drafts and transacts a general Banking business. Solicited. Your patronage respectfully Germ Droporation: The “Twine-a- week” St. Louis Re- Omaha, Neb.. April 21.—New)| public is unquestionably the best light has been thrown on the pre- | and cheapest national news journal gress of contagious diseases by a | | published in the country. It has discovery made here to-day. A wo-j} = aes man lining’ in a healthy neighbor- led the fight for Tariff Reform, and hood in Omaba, in a house in which | Stands without a rival as the lead- sanitary regulations were of the |ing and representative democratic best, was attacked a few days ago, paper of the United States. It is with malignant diptheria in a most | issued each Tuesday and Friday, violent form. The physicians learned Paes 3 = that the patient had received only a| fourteen to sixteen pages every few days ago, a package of eggs | week, for only One Dollar a year—a from Valentine, Neb. The eggs | great semi weekly paper for the were packed in sawdust, and two | price of a weekly. It gives the news children in the family sending the | half a week Ganting: eggs had diptheria. It is presumed | : that the germs were located in the avd much more fully than any weekly. . Everybody should snbseribe for it at once and Hogs are on the raise in price The River Booming. sawdust aad spread when the pack- | day night the Sigma Zeta Nus, a Bill Porter, Lewis Dunsworth, Mor- | refusal is because Mr. Judd is an Austrian by his former allegiance Greek letter fraternity of the junior Rich Hin Review, 21 Joe Garrisoa came in on the noon age was opened. This discovery is a new one in the line of germ BrOpOn get the news fresh and complete, ASG enki a0 a Suna f now, as for the first time in 32 years on Jenkins dressed Sunday as i class of the college here, gation. there had been a fire the last of the | week ....Uncle John and aunt Ruth Summers are very sick; the children were called in ...Mrs Carr Dudley is on the sick list....People want- ing grinding done at Westover’s new mill will have to come early Saturday or they might have to wait till Monday....Mr Dan Bean's wag- on took fright and ran away with the horses, breaking the short end of the wagon tongue off....Alton Park raised his boot-heels first of the week....Dan E Miller fixed his subscription way abead for the Times....Frank Nash captured 8 young wolves and took them to But- ler and got $1.50 each for them. Mr Nash says after this he will spend his idle moments hunting wolves... Noah Bright of south of the river, was over Sunday....George Malo- ney's babe died and was buried in Virginia cemetery one day last week The river has been very high; the levee broke and the water did lots of damage. . of Ben W: aticina alot of hogs and stock cattle....Ben Watkins is sick | and is at his fprctier Frank’s....1 want to hire a woman to do house work. .. Hugh Maloney, who has been | . Wm Kennedy bought | - ...Mr. McClanahan, after 17 | years’ absence, is again in our midst | and is engaged in the immigration | business. Count Kalnoky has also stated that his decision to refuse the exequatur was not affected by Mr Judd’s religious belief. Minister Grant stated in reply that another consul general would be appointed, who would be a Jew, : broke into the hall, overpowered but not of former Austrian alle- the Sigma Nus, bound them hand giance. | and foot and branded them on their Johnstown and Spruce Twp Items. | faces with lunar caustic. The letters D. O. A. were made on each cheek and chin respectively, and taarke imitating horns were made on the forehead. Wilson, the initiate, was given a light dose. only one cheek | being marked The black tattooing makes them look like Fijis ready for battle. The five students braud- ed have suffered internal pain and have bled profusely from the wounds aud physicians say they are marked for life. Last evening the victims swore out warrants for the bran¢ The penalty in this state is from one to twenty years. The best at-| torneys iu the city have been re- {tained by both of O. C. Harn of Springfield, Bert Rogers of Coshocton, Albert Austin of Chattanooga and W. Bert Brown of this city were initiating Percy Wilson of Chattanooga, Tenn.,when twelve men of the sophomore fra- ternity of Delta Omikron Alpha Corn planting will soon be a thing of the past in Spruce....Uncle Tom ; Hull informs us that he is going to plant two acres of tobacco. ...Chil- dren’s day will soon be here.... Miss Josie Ballard of Montrose is visiting the family of R J Starke.... We had the pleasure of attending the singing at Tandy Hull’s Sun- day night....Dr Hooper of Cooper county is visiting his son Wm Hoops er of Ballard; the doctor's many friends will be sorry to hear of his affliction of paraly: . Ed Harbert is improving the looks of his home } in the way ofa new yard fence. .Rev | Barrett came in on the Butler hack} to day....Uncle Tom Wolfe return | Another ed home ie day from Kansas City | Belton, Mo., April 24.—A_ fuune!- ; where he has been having his eyes|shaped cloud appeared this afters treated....Mr Philips of Miller | noon about 6 o'clock both east and | | county is visiting his sou in-law, Ed | west of this city and reports are | Oneal of this city. ... Me coming in of damage to buildings! Jers. | { j composed | Pacific from the nortb, where he has and this makes a total loss of it, to gether with the crops ib been at work on the railroad. He reports the river overflowed, the en- tire bottoms is a sheet of water, and much damage is being done. The levee ou the old Dickey ranche gave way when the water fell three feet or more thus clearing the track. Two men who started out in a boat after some stock, were driven againgt a barb wire fence by the high wind, and could proceed no further. They took refuge in a tree, and when 1 o'clock Pacitic train passed they were still there and cannot be res cued until the windabates sufficient- ly to warrant safety in going after them in another boat. The water is rising faster than has ever been known before, great loss of stock and property is feared. The levee which gave way was just finish- ed last summer at an enormous cost, and which have lately same. Several head of stock are reported jto have been drowned by the rise in the river. been put in alongside the A Request. H Burier, Mo., Apriz 24, 1893. The Butler Ministerial union here y requests all organizations not | cess. | qualified, but it is another case of ee | the democratic party is in absolute Bad Case of Rabies. control of the executive and legisla- Carthage, Mo, April 21._—Frank | tive departments of the national Steele, who is visiting his uncle, | government. Ax extra copy will be John C. Smith, near this city, guve | sent free, for one year to the sender signs yesterday of bydrophobia | of each club of four new subscribers He was bitten five years ago by a es supposed mad dog and since then | with four dollars. Write for free has lived in mortal dread of dogs. ; sample copies, and raise a club. Ad- During the last few days he has | dress The Republic, St. Louis, Mo. complained of pain in his head and | fell down in a violent fit with repeat. | Where to Stop KO. ei ed spasms. _ He is powerfully built | The perplexing question whieh is and at times it requires the force of | every day asked by people who de- several men to hold him. Dr. Wil- | sire to go to Chicago to attend the cox the physician in attendance | | world’s fair. “Where ure we going does not hope for recovery. In his zs eee paroxysms Steele has smashed win- | to stay when we get there?” This is dows and badly used up one of the | | easily answered, and if you will go attendants. | His home is at Grand | to the ticket agent of the Kansas Junction, Colo. City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad Co., he will tell you. Ari rangements have been made for | the distribution by the Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad Co, of a pamphiet entitled “Homes for Vis- itors to the World’s Fair.” This is areliable pamphlet containing the | names and addresses of about 9,000 | families who will furnish accommo- | dation to visitors from May Ist to | October 31st, 1893. The pamphlet ‘also contains sectional maps which will enable the intending visitor to select any quarter of the city that he ; would prefer. Correspondence may | then be carried on and definite ar- John Duncan has been transform-_ ed into a bundle of smiles since he! has been endorsed by congressman DeArmond for the position of post master at this place. He hits only the high places and touches them very lightly. We aresorry the mat- ter was decide1 befere the green ap- ple season arrived; but from present | indicatins they will soon be large enough for the boys to chew on. John will make a good postmaster | and we congratulate him ou his sue ; The other applicants were equally | rictly religious which may here- after desire to hold special union | services on Sunday to set the time | rangements made so that when vis~ itors arrive in Chicago they can pro- | ceed at once to their quarters. Any more pins than holes. Only one tbea all take the decision in a philosophi- | contined to-his bed with pneumonia | Comb of Warrensbu iting |and crops. Several barns on the} t i a! i 2 . for six weeks, is able to be up... Dr | his father and friends iu this vicinity | Martin ranch near Newton, Kansas, | Sanford of St. Louis will We Dr. | Vehiseameck Sam Young blown to appointed. They Mitchell's place while the doctor | takes in the world’s fair. He needs | arest for he has been with us faith | z from Kentucky....We find that we | have jumped over this town and re-| fully for years....J W McFadden | expend neatly for road work in appeared to the eastward, twisting | it ase juror ab the Kansns City “court | Spruce township ihe following everything to pieces in its way. The} this term...... The social at G. W. ‘amount: Total amount received on | dwelling and barn of Dan Fank, in Parks’ Friday night Father Bright wants to buy timothy hay....Ben Porter has a plug horse | for sale or trade. N. M. Nestierope. Have you a farm for sale cheap. If so see A. S. Millhorn the leading | land agent of BatesCo. Office west | side of the square over Jeters jewel- | ry store, Butler Mo. 18 6m passed | were pieces, and much| Was a success. | A. S. Mitirors. ! | through this sectio: | damage was done to his two sisters who are visiting him | forest trees. recompanied by orchards and The cloud seems to — al and real estat }paid to road super e tax,$188.69 siors Raymore township, were ground to \splinters. None of the family were received on an average of $450 from | injure d, and no casualties are yet re- road tax. Now, Mr Taxpayer count | |ported. Considerable damage is re- this up and you will find that we} ported abort Greenwood expend $638.69 annually on road | Points in Jackson county. | work; the contract system can be | A Welcome Visitor. hail damaged the gardens in this | considerable this | | city last Friday evening and is stop Gov Sxor’ ‘ping at the Woods. Since the doe- z eee tors arrival he has been busily en- | neighborhood week. Highest of all in ee Power.— Latest U. S. Gov't Report. Reval | gaged waiting on his patients, and a jealler at ary time finds his parlors ‘and hallway occupied by those | may desire all to unite. and other } | learried on at less expense....The | From the Clinton Republican. | Dr. J. E. Dunbar arrived iu the | for such services at such an hour as| will not interfere with the regular | ticket agent of the Kansas City. chureb ser The union unani- nkes this request, because | the regular church sery- ices as supreme, and confident that the organizations only to be rer order to accordingly services of their own in which they! concerned need} inded of this factio) age Signed by Jous B. Hit, Pres. W. D. Bram, See. J. D. Murpuy, L. W. Pearce, O. P. Surovt, Ws. a Mrs. A C. Vantrees was taken sick | very suddenly last Sunday. While’ helpless on the floor. sisted to her bed by her hasband and, auxious for his professivnal services | Among his callers Saturday was Jack | Hurst of Deepwater, afflicted with catarrh deafness and/ | discharges at the ears, Baking Powder and ecculd! | tick. Dr. Dunbar will be at the Laclede Hotel 29th and remain 2 weeks. | Some half hour later Mr. ‘who has _ been | | the doctor was immediately called. | Vantrees was taken sick and the doctor was | again called. Their little girl being ‘excited was taken with a severe! jSearcely hear but the doctor now} | headache and the doctor was obliged | has him so that he can hear a watch |to administer medicine to her also. Bat prompt medical treatment ren-| dered themall able to be ont the next day.—Amsterdam Chief. | any j filling the gasoline tank she was at-| tacked with a sinking spell and fell’ = She wasas-) |eal manner as becomes men of good |jadgiment Adrian en. Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad Co. will render ali consistent assistance in | Bien Hill Review. procuring temporary quarters in Wm. H. Yeates, of Metz township Chicago for their patrons tf was in the city last evenmg and in- Di xing Up Wealth. formed = pe pe of the light Hole @ as 30._Men who nivg freaks at » Wednesday f zs & morning about 12 o'clock A bolt af mas Prag’ Bi Ira Ee struck and k a two-year-old | John Fagan, to-day OES Bee mare and a yearling mule. They! 000 in an old two sae, Seat | Were in a lot with several head of an earthern quart Bees See jother horses. and the same bolt! nates about $34 000 Hes mins knocked another horse down, but anid from ake ae sutate valund a jall the rest were unharmed. Mr. Vase + ; $8,000 already found and the fami- eates’ loss will be considerable as ly expect to find mueb aoe both animals were fine ones. He al | 80 reports a heavy rain iu his vicin’- | ty -- ee Dau Adams, a negro, was lynched , by a mob at Saliva, Kaus. ae Powder. The only Pure Crear of Tartar Powder. —No Ammonia; No Alum, Used in Millions of Homes—4o Years the Standaed.