The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 14, 1895, Page 1

aa = —_— se q =~ VOL. XVII. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY FEBR UARY 14, 1895. OF BUT CAPITAL, - . Transacts a general banking bus Missouri State Bank LER, MO. . - . $110,000. iness. We solicit the accounts of far- mers, merchants and the public generally, promising a safe depository for all funds committed to our charge. We are prepared to extend liberal ac- | spect and report condition of brdg across Muddy and report cost. Survayor ordered to establish line between county poor farm and land owued by C Band N B McFarland, both parties to bear expenses. Petition of D L Frazee et al for road in Lone Oak twp not granted. ) i Overplus in hands of eberiff for | ‘gale of lots 7, 8 in block 24. Butler o dered to turn over to Co treas. Court made contract with Mrs. Bridge commissioner order to in JEFFERSON CITY, Proceedings of the Legislature. Special to the Towne | Up to date 693 bills have been in- troduced into the house and 281 in the senate, but the greater number of them, of course, remain in the, | hands of the committee or will be re- | | ported unfavorably. | The senate passed an anti ciga-| FARMERS BANK OF BATES COUNTY, ‘Cash Capital. Craig Crouch to keep Lottie Harris | yette bill which provides that the | eommodation in the way of loans to our customers. Funds always on hand for $18 per quarter. Clerk is ordered to foreclose E C Hulse property if not paid J C Martin makes annual | nent, approved. to loan on real estate at lowest rates, allowing borrowers to pay part or all at eny time and stop interest. DIRECTORS. Booker Powell state- Or. T. C, Boulware Frank M Voris OH Dutcher HH Piggott HC Wyatt Hughes & Obendorf granted dram soln Deerwester ce Radford RG West shop license : - be T y Ew > . aa Geo L suaith waateo Elgert Bros license granted F McAlister & Co. dramshop li | 1 OTHER S'TOCKHOLDERS, logana pesated § Bartlett) Frank Deerwester Robert McCracken Dr W E Tucker Margaret Bryner; D A Dearmond A MeCracken; W B Tyler | Bridge com is ordered to visit site Lulu Brown John Evans M V Owen ME Turner - ; ir Hurley Lumber Co Dr J Everingham John Pharis Wm W Trigg jand make estimate of cost of iron GA Carathers C & E Freeman Charles Pharis Wm Walls | bridge over Moudy Ford, Deer Creek A BChelf GB Hickman JK Rosier G P Wyatt | i JM Courtne DB Heath JW Reisner Dr NL Whipple twp. Semuel Levy L B Starke Max Weiner | Bridge commissioner ordered to ‘repair bridge in Mound twp. Coleman’ CH Morrison Clem Slay back Dr W D Hannah 3 8 JR Davis Jobn H Sallens, td Ww my Shobe dramshop license County Court Proceedings. “ “crim costs 171 30 | Branted. é sas wikeinas ADcOWsD E 8 Smith straw for jail 1 00} sista a ee Lewis Stotte, pauper $15 00) Seater garry Keg Cul on ; owls 9 | Reform se i Julp | . 4 o- — coffin peep - a | ye Chas R Radford pene 60 00} ame Lynch dramsbop license 5 Maxey, repair'g ct house | Fry Stationery Co, mdse 20 50/8 <= . B F Hupp, sign sheriff office 1 00° 4 pncaanaia ‘ : nd _EN Jones — —— = fur Jno Stayton 1 00) A G Mofftt sup paupers 10 00 | Bish jail with aa ushels “sf ot R P Colyer, janitor ct house 5 00 | Gnas Brannock work 30 00 Thurston & Dixon part pay R W Smith, repairs of brdg 113 00 | Chae Badees aches lcm 800 00 | brde $250 P are FJ Burne “ “ 25 00 | W F Rosser supplies, recorder 6 50| The order hereto ang : ns O Gipson temporary support 15 00 | Butler water Co. water for juil 17 27 rate of per cent on 7 a of go Geo Jones “ ae 10 00| N A Wade blauks 8 75| for taxation was rescin “oem se —- = It Hg i i . Maxey Bros repair’g ct room 3 00 oo atatement of § : ‘ verhaltz “ 5 o Jolyer clean’g ct house 2 00 , Mary Elledge “ Hi 22 50| Hi B Robinson sclool loan” 475 00 ice suave up enckanel $e tone JW Spry a nf 40 00| G D Barnard & Co. mdee clk 16 20 | ®dditional security on achoo : W W Ross, repair'g cbhouse 2 50 | Sanderson & Wilson coffin paup 5 00 ies, aye Asylum No. 1 142 10) py Holcomb office rent one yr 60 00 Tne Noss Jollity Co., Coming, J H Fouts, naile 1 82/& N Jones, sup Sue Jones 10 00} The above attraction will hold the ie coaiee tools and 6 80 W M Crawford, fees - 78 75) boards at the Opera House on next - fj » Adams . ' A i § GB Hickman paup coffin 6 00) Penis 20 00) Comedy “Tho Kodak” Rootes G B Hickman chairs ct house 7 00} w Young & Son oil for jail 1 20 Come: iy e Koda 3 oe Jas Bape; temp paup 5 00) WM Crawford fil’g assose't list 36 35| decided success, and as it ie pre Scottford Stamp stationery co 3 00 Jas McManus, temp sup 20 00) sented with a company of picked) ee print g pad pal ; : | GG Barnett segseien to reduc players of special interest, a splendid Snterprii | ti | i nted. é é 5 P oa seal wolf scalps 3 00 gr er presse Riley for ine TTNEG i Lin 1 gins W H Igo, clean’g vault 3 00) swamp land patent as assigned. | pot pourri of musical comedy, int Bennett Wheeler, mdse ne 4 50] Jas Drysdale quarter and annual | ducing a number of new specialties, : for sheriff 6 ay | statement of fees filed showing ex ,brightened up by witty dialogue. = oe enon eg nouees “Ee ae | cess fees to amt. to $218 79. The Company still includes the same W F Rosser priot’g ‘ pe J J Cameron resigns as justice for) yoyer Nose Family” who have MoKibbens mdse 10 50 | Charlotte twp, accepted: H J Cow | °°'" Pe McKibbens mdse poor farm 26 10 | worked together for the past twelve ,,| gill was appointed to fill vacaucy | : b Anna Coats, temp support 22 \8 BeEGanat JE Bailey et al to seasons, and if “practice makes per- PS Hughes “ ‘ ee |change road in Osage and Prairie | fect” their pinnacle is reached. Their panerenoee i rn . : | twp was rejected. | supporting Company is one of model TP Reavie, Oy Me 8 00) Petition of J C Clark eb ely toyra excellence; prominent ameng the new Sore =| cate certain streets and alleys in! ee . Rocke aud WhiGue J © Haves fees circuit clk 44 70 | Clark's addin was ordered vacated | embers are R . 8 G W Bacon paup coffin e 00 | Claim of Mrs M B Hall keeping | the great comedy sketch team, di ~ ~ <s ie aed a 207 15 | paup at poor farm $182 84. | rect from Keith's Boston and New sylum No. 2 sup insan 2 | Peter Ewing petition for brdg) York houses. A heavy business is | laid Seifert a-, /assured by this clever attraction, a sae pride a pone | during their engagement here, and d y Kes C f e ) annual sssuaeat as specie clerk | You are the loser if you fail to enjoy approved. this performance. Judges of election in Deer Creek : twp claim for extra day not allowed. Earvers:—If you want harness to Emma Wade granted reduction! g¢ your pocket book read our add in on merchants statement Come and J A Deviney assess Mt Pleas- | ant township 121 JW Hamilton, assess Deer Creek township 76 ¢ A F Herthel oil 1 J D Allen & Co stationery R Y Bellamy temp sup W B March school loan D A Colyer board prisoners Fry Stationery Co. recorder this paper. see us. é Lafayette brdg Co. part pay on ‘ ie TL Pettys, mdse Be "i ot Sata ‘ord brdg $275 , Remember our goods = pores W W Eldridge wrk treas office “ 00 O F Renick bolding inquest body‘ at home and of the best io é ee me AGB It, one It 3 00) EM Wells $15.70 denied. Pittsburg leather. Ay ogee oa ‘ie 17.60, O F Renick holding inquest on! 11 4t McPar.asp Bros. S Atcheson express 85 | bodies of T. Ward and Davis $13 10, South side square. Butler, Better © Cheaper. ITE ROYAL BAKING POWDER is more economical than — other brands because of its greater leavening strength, as shown by both the U.S. and Canadian Government Reports. The other baking powders contain from 20 to 8o per cent. less leavening gas than the ROYAL. So the ROYAL, even should it cost more than the others, would be much the cheaper. In addition to this the superior flavor, sweetness, wholesome- ness and delicacy of the food raised by ROYAL BAKING POWDER would make any difference in cost insignificant Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest U. S. Government Food Report. ROYAL BAKING POWDER €0., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK. |license for the sale shall be so high | |that it will be practically prohibi OSCAR REEDER |tory in its nature. The bill is regard-| EM BENNETT edwith general favor aud will, prob | aa ably, be passed by the house The anti Sunday barber bill cre-/ ure which makes a most radical and many lawyers claim, a dangerous | change in the code It relates to; NON EST testimony in criminal cases and| “TIVERE reads as follows: SED VALERE “At the time of filing the informa | Nita. tion, or within twenty-four hours| thereafter, the prosecuting attorney | shall file with the clerk of the court | a brief statement of the substance | of the testimony of each witness for | the state, with the name, residence | and occupation of each witness, | which shall remain in his office as a | record, and be subject only to the inspection of the judge of the court the prosecuting attorney or his clerk, the defendant and his counsel or his clerk: and the clerk of the court must, within two days after demand made, furnish defendant or his counsel a copy thereof, without charge, or permit defendant or his counsel or clerk to take a copy thereof.” The bill went to engrossment by a vote of 80 to 31 but the opponents of the measure claim that the pro- posed law would make it almost im possible to convict any one. The} measure is a very important one and | Ba will be very vigorously fought, | Shiv: when it comes up for final passage.| Fire Island, N Y., Feb. 10 —Two The Kirksville school, of Ostes-;men who clung for forty hours to pathy is making a very interesting | the rigging of their veesel off Fire Druggist. PRESCRIPTION drugs, pure; and chemicals o! SE EN SAILORS FROZEN. | Two Are Rescued After Clinging Forty Hours to the Rigzing ot Their fight for legalizing the practice | Island beach were rescued at mid- of the science as taught |night by the crew of the Lone Hill and practiced at the infirmary at | that place. The best argument made against the proposed measure | was that the law does not now pro-| life saving station The vessel prov- ed to be the schooner Louis V. Place, Captain Squires, cold laden, from 28 and was Baltimore on January paratively untried and therefore|gale. Nine men took to the rigging ene aia not receive the endorsement jof the state. The bill went to en |ofamile off the shore, and there | grossment by a vote of 59 to 54 and | they clung in the raging blizzard | must summon more friends or it will| With the spray freezing as it dashed | fail of final passage. over them, until one by one seven of | ‘Lhe many bank faifures and, par |them slipped into the sea or hung | ticularly, the recent very disastrous | lifeless, bound to the rigging by a Pratnes at Slater, Saline county, cre | rope Two only were able to endure )ates great interest in a measure pro jthe exposure. They were S. J. Nel- «Life is not mere and all preparation carefully made. is apt to have sudden ealls for medicine. Our Prescription Department wi be found equal to the oceasion, |hibit the practice and as it was com-| wrecked during the height of the when the vessel went down aneighth | $50,000.00 COUNTY DEPOSTORY OF BATES CO, se essese cess President. --let Vice-President 2d Vice-President sss. Oushier Receives Deposits subject to check, Lones Money, issues Drafts and transacts a general Banking business. Your patronage respectfully ated amusement for the senate for| Solicited. days last week but at last passed ea ae In an effort to reduce criminal | tae = o. Wiles Gam “< x 1 ei. costs the house considered a meas- eee ater E. 7 iy TM RVER Naa. dane existence, But the enjoyment of heaith.” Many times this enjoyment of health depends upon the The best medical attention, the most careful nursing, will be of little avail, if the medicines be of a poor quality or combined in an unskillful way. We point with pardonable pride to our DEPARTMENT. We have made it so that we can justly do thie, by care- ful attention to all details. Promp, reliable service; erude btained from reliable sources In mid-winter one H. L. Tucker. ; attempts were repeated, while those ; on shore could see hour by hour, that their aid was of a decreasing value. One by ene the men in the | vigging gave way to the exposure, ‘and when, at midnight the life sav- ers, under command of Captain Bak- er, pushed their bot into the surf and pulled like mad to the wreck, there were but two lives remaining of the nine. During all that time the men in the ropes had not tasted | food or drink. Just a spark of life seemed to remain, and although the two were able to drop from the rig- ging into the lifeboat they were -a} most insensible. One of them presented a terrible |appearauce. His face, hands and feet were frozen. He was unable to | speak for several hours. This was Nelson. His lege were encaged in a pair of long boots, and the water in them had frozen into a solid cake. Stevens had been more fortunate. He had slipped his boots off and had |viding for the better protection of | Son, whose hon * a in Providence, wrapped his feet in a huge piece of jbank depositors. The house com-/R. L, and W il eee coe Ger canvas. It was through his efforts jmittee on banks and banking ig|man, of Rocklani. Me. The res tist the other survivor bad bee» ly frostbitten, jcomposed of the best financial abil leued men jity in the body irrespective of party | and it is thought that Nelson will land the chairman, Selden P. Spencer | lose both feet. The story of their of St. Louis, is a profound lawyer |Trescue isa tribute to the brave life- | and financier. The committee re | savers who have for the past two | ported fovorably, Thursday, a bill days been making almost superhu- providing for bank inspection | man efforts to reack the wrecked through the office of secretary of | schooner. state. Two inspectors to be ap-| -It was on Tuesdey last that the | pointed by the secretary, who shall | Place ran into the gale and it was | devote their whole time to the duties | found that she was leaking badly. are | { | | prescribed, to receive each $2,000 | The coast of Loug island was then} per annum aud traveling expenses, | dead abead, and after careful pre |to be provided for by a biennial ap- | parations the vesse! was allowed to | Propriation of $15,000. \drive straight «t the beach. Half Speaker Russell is still sick at his an hour later she touched her nose jhome in Crawford county, and Hon. |on the outer bar aud a heavy wave | Bothwell, of Pettis, was elected lifted her Kigh on the saud bar. As | speaker pro tem she settled on Ler side the waves broke furiousiy « er aud chilled to the pone the who sought The Modern Invalid safety in the ropes. The life savers Has tastes medicinally, in keeping sent out life lines. but not before with other luxuries. A remedy must the seamen were «most frozen to be pleasantly acceptable in form. | death and so stiff as to be unable to purely wholesome in composition, | get to them. i truly beneficial in effect and entirely; They to ifree from every objectionable qual launch their ust.oui ou eaci veca- lity. If really ill he cozsults a phy-/sion the breakers @r.ve it back with \sician: if constipated he uses the} renewed fury to tes ebore. For two | gentle family laxative Syrup of Figs. | days, each bout of the day, the same Ips L Creme ver isan! ntiems tines kept alive Each time that Nelson's bead sank on his breast, during the blindiog storm, Stevens would reach over and pound him into sensibility again. The latter was able soor ‘after his rescue to tell the story of the wreck and the terrible ex- periences of the two men. The | bodies of the mate and sailor are stili lashed to the rigging. The othera dropped into the sea. | Chicken Thief Killed. Perry, Ok., Feb. 9 —Jobu Danuba- a member of a gang of thieves, was , Shot and instantly killed at Newkirt by Jobn Sheets, a farmer living a mile east of Newkirk, about mid- night last night. Sheets was awsken - ed by a disturbance among bis chick ens and ran out with bis gun. He caught the glimpse cf some one run. ning away and fired. He saw notb- ing more till morning when he found John Dunbar dead near the chicken coop with » bullet in his brain. is said that the dead man belongs to band of thieves whohave greatly an- ; noyed the people of the southers | part of Kay county. Tt at 3