The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 22, 1897, Page 1

he Ss \7, SS eekly mes, OL. XIX. Hisso CAPITAL SURPLUS FUND ves Depot Depository for all funds committed to BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY APRIL url State Bank Willlams OF BUTLER, MO. $55,000.09 2,500.00 6, Loans money, Issues Drafte and does a general Banki Wesolicit the accounts of Farmers, Merchants andthe public generally proini our charge. Weare prepared to ex fiberal uccommodation in the way of loans to our customers. Or. T.C. Boulware Booker Powell Frank M Voris Geo L Smith HH Piggott JM Christy John Deerweater C R Radford RG West 7B Jenkins TJ Wright Wm E Walton Mranking the public for their confidence an d liberal patronage during the past fifteen . Wwe solicit a continuance of the same promising honest and consery ative man- ent, with J. R. JENKINS, Cashier. Virginia Items. friends if you wish the Virginia news qother year, Aaron what he does for you, tell him all news you hear. to friendsin other states that id F ens you and what other folks bn Bassett and family attended of their grand-daughter last Wednesday. lawsuit before Justice Dudley inesday of last week wherein the Py: Drug Co, plaintiff, and Dr d- a, defendant, case decided in s, of defendant. at #fA Wright says that a girl has to his house to stay. is Nestlerode, of McDonald coun- x if. at Mo., is visiting his father, Israel ull in Harper closed his school at ont last Friday. He held an ex- Hon at night in the Mt Carmel The Iding was packed nment was @ grand v6 | friends of the S S_ work in the creek district, organized one fat place last Sabbath afternoon Mr Waters as superintendent; p Louie Cowan, secretary; Mrs treasurer. They meet every ith afternoon at 8 o’clock. fereceived a letter from Dr JJ Bhell last week; he reports him- Dg Wand wife as well, and that he has ey d from Groveland to Peoria. 96. MADUmber of the Virginia folks had tend justice court at Butler Sat- ay suit between John Foster and is Porter for work. orn Soe is the order of the ‘@; political talk has died out. is Alton Park of Butler, visited ds round Virginia Saturday and ‘i Ml Bernhardt and wife, of But- yisited her mother Amanda Saturday and Sunday. Campbell visited friends in county, Kan., Saturday and 0 x ay: iy. as Heckadon of Rich Hill, re- for the booming T1MEs. Hinson brought a new corn erhome with him from Butler, week. ding scale. nk Watkins and family have measles. Berry’s family, Water- and Sanders also have the mea- visited John Porter Sabbath noon; he has been sick over a he is not able to leave his bed isvery weak. y good time reported at the egg at Mr Herrell’s Saturday night. Browning has fifty bushels of seed for sale. iF Jenkins the village blacksmith sy hammering plow shares. Hohn Cope and wife of New Home, d her father, Peter Crooks, last ny ey ly he ng re ou ng nat Ore, thousand dozen of eggs were from our city to Butler Mon- by Ed Dudley lonie McGuire and sister, Mrs Will hes of near Adrian, visited Geo So. and family Saturday Browning informs us that two of hogs died last week; he thinks are Mey bad the cholera. ee reporter interviewed quite a pW Hensley is buying hogs on the t rict attention always to the wants of our customers. Ws. E. WALTON, President. = r RON TTR number of persons this week living in different parts of the township, as tothe happenings of their locality and they all report nothing of any note; the following are the names of rsons interviews: Prof some of the pe Thornbrough, Neal, Arthur WJ Rape, Cuzi Johr Dr nery, Jr., Novie Hinson, Clifton Jack on, BF Biggs, W T Cowan, Hedger. The only thing they couk think of was that they were ready tc plant corn, and asked the reporter i it was too early. Mrs GW Park has been on the sick list for several days with a se vere cold and gathering in her head. W J Park, after being elected jus have the booming TIMEs to read anc for the accommodation attending his court. planted corn has rotted. AARON, Hume News. Monday. are the center of attraction for femi nine eyes in this community. drug store. Joe Thorpe shipped two cars o fat hogsto the Kansas City marke this week. of G L Overman, deceased. Our public schools are holding ex gavean Easter entertainment Sun day night which was well attended and highly appreciated by all. E H Petty is Dr Wiliiams and his brother, Joe were out fishing Wednesday. Dr and Pat Powers angled for th finny tribe in Indian creek, Friday The Scott building at the north west corner of the square is at las be quite an improvement. Miss Clara Hughes of Blue Sprir Mo., is visiting her aunt, “frs I Cobb. Foster and Cunningham shipped mixed car load of hogs and cattle t Kansas City ‘Thursday. FJ Wiseman, of the Western Er terprise, was in town Thursday. Miss Lizzie Biggs has accepted th position of book-keeper in the ban Miss Cora Robinson. wig, gave an entertainment at th Opera House Thursday night. Th house was crowded with theatr from Rich Hill. The performance the actors acquitting themselves wit credit. nest Truax was exceptionally The little fellow did his part lik old stager. erable elocutionary talent. I. T. MizEr. CGOODLOE. e 3! €. can ‘ une YALL & PE CIVAL, » to BUTLER,2MO: RM BRBOANS, t reduced rates of to loan on fi! Your note: payable at our office | son of 1897 at the barn of H. Homer township, at $< to insure living col Bealgres: ford, Mt. K Blue Jeans.one of Kentucky’s greatest s . ist dam Kitty Fogg, by Beau 3, the dam of more high priced aggard mare. Blue Jea * Black Horse, he oy Ge’ y Gray Eagle Jr., he by G gnd dam by Uden’s Crockette, he b: 3rd dam by Potomac, : Beauty was sired by the noted sir of Post Boy 2.23 1-2 Clemmic G.2 2.25, Kene 2.23 1-2 and many other Srst one: His frat dam by Bentons Diomede. cripple son o! | by Blackburn’s Thie stallion is saddle horse. | connected | trotters. , D. Arnold, of Summit township. Whip. he by Imported Wahi has one cross that makes hi them here when due. We give to pay any time,@Money, ready Ras papers are ¢! ignet, H. P. N f Huffman, Chas Hensley, Will Cope, Joe Whin- John tice of the peace concluded he must of persons We are told that some of the early Frank Brooks, farmer and stock feeder shipped a car load of hogs Miss Rose Hornsburg of Rich Hill, has opened up a stock of millinery in with the Hume Mercantile Co. Her|1 large pail jelly wares are handsomely displayed and Mayor V V Morgan has moved his real estate and insurance office to the |8 Ib bulk soda Blaker building north of Gwinn’s|6 fb lump gloes starch wae Brown, our Bepaler: public | 1 stand and 3 lasts ministrator was in town Tuesday | ¢ i and went out and conducted the sala mboxes Greenmicn ye aminations this week, and are lye 15 making promotions preparatory to|7 boxes Old Country wool ash closing next week. This has beena lye 50 prosperous school year and the chil- y dren, almost without exception, have 1 quart bottles bluing 10 made rapid progress in their studies. | Rope any size 07 ; Hank Bear a the i rad poecea Best single trees made 20 orce, spent Sunday with his family. | Qjeyj The Christian Endeavor elected anges oa 1 carden b ue new officers last week. Miss Inez | N9- 1 pure stee" gar enpee 20 Nance was elected president, Aaron Good garden rakes 25 Hepler, vice-president; Miss Lela| Nails any size 024 Jones, secretary. The Endeavor! Best barb wire, smooth wire, nails t aking a lay-off and will spend a month or two in Chicago. The completed, and ready for occupancy If it had been built of brick it would gs, > made vacant by the resignation of The Rich Hill Comedy Company, under the management of Miss Lud- going people, quite anumber being was said to be very good, many of The recitations by little Er- good. He certainly has consid- This celebrated Stallion will stand the sea- P. Nickell, in nsible for accidents. Description and 5 Bay ae en eee ee proud - terling, Kr.,foated in Isss. SI by ie | of croquet set any mare living or dead, rd dam ns sired 5, Mystery, 2d dam by | f wodock 3d dam by Ticer whip,be notonly @ fashionable bred with some of _the best and fastest This horse formeriy beionged te G. ICKELL. | i Cash Grocery i } { Mukes the prices, we can not keep | jothers from meeting some of our | {hon ster we bave wade them, but | Ure is cue thing eure, you will -eVeL uvy better prices thau ours on same quality of goods. And to be surs you get the low price on everything, you should ccm: to us, for we intend to make the lowest prices on everything we sell that can possib:y be made. Remember our main hold is the best goods for the least money; that is why our store is crowded from morning till night. Just compare our 35¢ pails of syrup with other’s 35c pails and see the difference;our pails have one snd a half gallons of syrupin them and uot all pails and no syrup. Also compare our 25c coffee with others and see the difference. We intend to sell for the next 10 days a pure Cey lon Jaya coffee for 25s per pound; this will be a treat to lovers of fine coffee, as the regular price of this coffee was 35c per pound. fiud x 1 1 ) f 1 1 ib extra good broken Java coffee $ 10 1 tb goed Rio coffee 15 1 th Crown Blend coffee 20 1 tb pure Ceylon Java coffee 25 Any pkg. coffee, 15c or 7 for 1 00 1 pail 14 gallon syrup 35 12 tb pure Northern beans 12 tb bomiay flakes 20 tb pearl hominy 1 tb pkge soda 10 bars Doll soap, none better 1 good home brcom ft t 7 boxes Greenwich lye 2 boxes Old Country wood ash by the keg, screen wire, or screen doors, at your own price, almost. Don't buy any until you s9e_ us, for} our ware house is full of eli such goods, and we are unloading it. 1 gallon best syrup in Butler Pure Red river seed potatoes . 30 . 45 - | Pure Iowa eating potatoes 30 t!3 cans Cal peaches 25 -|3 cans solid packed tomatoes 25 6 cans best standard corn 25 8 cans oil sardines 25 1 can large mustard sardines 05 Don’t buy any screan doors or sereen wire until you get our prices. We have a big stock of tinware and graviteware, and our prices now are almost half what they were. We have sold already over 200 hoes and rakes, and ovr prices and the best goods have done it. Everybody is talking about how cheap we are selling glassware and a ro) oe e k ®jdishes. If you want wash tubs, ‘e | clothes boilers, washing machines or clothes wringera, it only takes very little money to buy them of us. Now About Flour! ! ! tae Our $1.10 hard v.beat flour is the best flour in Butler for the money; it is a straight grade, and the only straight grade sold in Butler for $1.10. We will give our customers eo e h n ja treat for ehort time, and eell them} Gold Medal, the bes: flour in the; Shoes F Ww Sethe focsoevereseh, +. +. tesesonseesst +o tesesesecsett - of Dry Goods, Furnishings cent which is no small thing in & year. 22, 1897. NO 23 LANE AND ADAIR ARE NOW PRE. PARED TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS IN and | | or less money than you every bought them before. We buy exclus- ively of the largest eastern manufacturers and jobers and in large quantities enabling us to get the cheapest freight rates to be had. We discount all bills and our mentkly expense is smaller than any house doing business in Butler, you will easily see why we can furnish you ith the very best goods produced at anet saving to you of 10 per Our line of WOOLEN DRESS GOODS OUR SHOE L 229090065900 | PP 69900009 Nissoreoresess MPN osocreseses Pe $a ww Seoonaveosees = +o , tescsesessess AND DRESS TRIMMINGS Is far superior to anything we have ever shown in Butler. Our line of summer Dress Goods is the talk of the town they are the hand- somest production of both Domestic and Foreign manufacturers, Any thing you eee in our Jine ot Dress Goods is the style beyond the shadow of a doubt. LINE —- Is the largest we have ever shown and our prices the Lowest they cannot be beat in South West Missouri, it will cost you nothing to ece them and save you money if you buy them. Look at our 50 cent overalls and 50 cent Shirts, they are worth more money. ane & Adair. ieocssonsoest How to Find Out. hours;a sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kid- | neys. When urine stai positive evidence of kidney trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate or pain | in the back, is also convincing proof | that the kidneys and bladder are out of order, | WHAT TO DO. i There is comfort in the knowledge | so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s j Swamp Root, the great kidney rem- | edy, fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back, kidneys, liver, blad- { der and every part of the urinary | passages. It corrects inability to hold | urine and sealding pain in passing it, | or bad effeets following use of liquor, | wine or beer, and overcomes that un- | pleasan‘ necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate. The mild and the | extraordinary effect of Swamp Root | is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If youneed a medi- cine you should have the best. Sold | by druggists, price fifty cents and one | dollar. You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail. Mention BUTLER WEEKLY TIMEsand | send youraddress to Dr. Kilmer & Co., | Binghampton, N. Y. | —— ~ MURDERED BY BANK ROBBERS. | A. Stickney Meets the Death | of a Hero. | | | Cashier Joseph | world, for $1.20 per sack, and Im perial $115 per sack Come to us ‘or millet seed; we have a big stock oa hands. We also have a big stock 3, at loss than you ever t. bought them. Have jst gotten in a larze stock machine oils; from the cheapest to the finest; come tous for a cheap :| price in oils. We pay cash for all kinds of pro *|duce, and we keep our prices on |farmers produce at the top rote! so others have no chance to cverbi u Yours truly. “WILLIAMS BROS, —— P. m H., April 16.—| | | i Somersworth. N. | While resisting the entry ef two |desperate and determined robbers, jand during a heroic struggle to pro i tect $15.009 cr more in money aud ‘securities iu the compartments of | ithe open vault of tbe Great Falls | National back of Somersworth this sfiernoon, Cashier Joseph A. Stick- truck dowa and brutally; the desk which he! bas occupied for yeirs. After kuling | Stickney the murderers ransacked he vault and ded with all the cash | lwnth the exception of a few gold) i pieces. ‘ | | As nearascan b3 estimated $6,000 | = taken, bat it is possible that the | | j |ney was § imurdered near 1o>beres, ns linen it is| down with | throat. The most remarkable feature | Governor. loss will considerably exceed this |Goveraor of Michigan, issued an ad- : _. |sum, as none but the dead cashier | drees to the citizens of that state on Filla bottle or common glass with | :vew the exact amount that was in urine and let it stand twenty-four | i, anectahonmate bbe lms: 10 | the 7th, declaring that the defeat of The} 5 : Sticknay | Captain Stewart, republican mayor efser knocking NERS his | of Detroit, is not a defeat for tha a “black jack,” cut is that $10,000 in| of the robbery Mr. Pingree asserts that Mayor- ' bonds of the United States, which | elect Maybury is pledged to carry were kept in one of the drawers of | i the big ae and which the robbars ce the old fight ae the street examined hastily, were not taken. ‘railway combine and will have his Neither was any of tha negotiable | (Piogr2es’s) unqualified assistance. paper and securities of the bank—ia| Ia the course of bis adiress Gov fact, nothing i3 missing except the | Pingree states thas “there has been cash. ja reaction in politics all over the It baz always b2en customary for | country. Cashier Stickney and the bank clerk, ' states and cities that gave enormous Mrs. Parker Swazey, to close the! republican majorities list fall have bank at 12 o'clock and reopen it at 2 | elected democrat officers this spring. o'clock. Today Mrs. Swazey Isft; “I predicted after the fall election her desk at noon. The ca r, how-| that the repub'ican party would ever, remained looking over the | never win another victory for the bank’s accounts, and it is thought |siogle gold he was preparing to go out when / day firmer than ever in my belief. the robbers entered. i The first suspicion that the bank | allism which all parties will be com- had been robbed was at 2 o'clock, | pelled to recognize.” when Frank P. Reed went up the staircase of the bank building and 7 he sees nothing in the situation to found that the thick plate glass in | discourage friends of popular rights. the hell door of the bank had been o completely shattered. He notified | City Marskal Eaton, and they broke in the door and found evidences of | a desperate struggle. Oa the floor in a great pool of blood, was the lifeless body of Stickney. His head | had bean nearly severed from the | body, the robbers having cut bis) throat. The head was marked with | several decp gashe3, made bya heavy | “black jack,” and the skull was frac | tured. The body was covered with | blood and the walls and furniture | bore additional evidence of the terri- | ble deed. Stickney had died fighting desperately. PINGREE ON THE RESULT. Absolutely Pure. Celebrated fort its Izreat leavening strength and besitfainess. Aseares the fool agsinst siam aad ai forms of aces teration commen to we brend. ROYAL Democratic Gains Move Him To Deciare, *'! | Toid You So."’ Governor Pingree, the republican | cheap is. BAKING POWDEZ CO. XN. 7. Towa and Ohio and other standard, and I am to- There is a reaction in favor of bimet- In conclusion the Governor saya