The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 13, 1898, Page 1

w Sez SESSILIS Ss rs BUTLER, MISSOURI, SESS EES SSUES, BOSE SSAA ZS 728 ANAS NEW ¥YEARSS GREETING. J | THE ; MISSOURI | STATE | BANK. | : COOSA SOOO OLD OHO POOLS OOOO OCIS OPO OOOO C0 POPP POOF eee Siends Greeting to the hundreds of customers and fnends throughout Bd £2 Bates County, thanking them for their good will .nd liberal patron. | age and hoping that the year 1898 will be a pertod of plenty and uni- versal prosperity. sa Banking business has enjoyed steady Hovis auunietne past ae present condition as to - ad s strength, ready cash - Available Cash Gain in Cash, Gain in Deposits, seventy thousand dollars. A We now have over Six Hundred to tra Year. rates DOLLARS in Loans terms. LOW RATE LOAN, lidity, is all that could be desired. ment, as taken from our books at the close of business on Dee. 31, Amount of Loans, Total Deposits, We now have in available cash over ONE HUNDRED T DRED AND SEVENTY ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS J. R. JENKINS, Cashier. Reeeiver, Trustee, Ex examined regularly by Bank examiners, ‘This is the O estate money loaning concern south of Ka: capital almost UNLIMITED, The Walton We own a complete, kept up to date Abstracts furnished at reasonable prices. Mr. Frank Allen, Secretary, is agent for the HINA, Hartford and Home of New York, three of the strongest Insurance Companies in the world. The fol 1896, 1896. S1LO6.844 33.314 716.533 4. 24. wo: -240 26. Aol 13. ar ago our deposits we 6.553 79. Our Cash is Three time greater, while our Deposits are over Dollars in excess of double what they were a year ago. regular depositors. We are proud of t our patrons will share with us the good feelings incident thereto. for by their confidence, good will and patronage, only can such conditions be attained. holders living in Bates County, and are among our best ci act any business of a financial character. ; solute safety for funds committed to our care, promptness, courteous treatinent, and with a full_ap- preciation of your patronage heretofore, so generously given, we beg its continuance during the New WM. E. WALTON, President. The ens. Receives deposits su Announces to the public that monevis EASY and rates LOW. and that it has nearly Eitty Thotisand Dollars Cash on hand waiting tobe loaned On Real Katate at very iow rates of interest, and on easy terms. Estate owner wanting a NEW loan er to change an OLD loan should call and get Loans made so borrower can pay back part or all at any time and stop interest: ‘The Walton Trust Company is incorporated and authorized by law to act as Assignee, Isunder State Bank Supervision, and <ecutor or Administrator. Soe We have been lending cn Real Estate continuously for 25 yeare. and now have on our books nearly .TROLS MORE MONEY and does the LARGEST business of ILDEST, CON i us City. If you want a Low Rate Loan, a Reliable Abstract of ‘Titie, or Insurance bring the cash in case of fire, you ar , Parties having idle money to inyest in good interest bearing First Mortgages can be accommo- dated at all times. FRANK ALLEN, Sec’y. SHIGE ©@6®@ cordially invited to Wo. YIORINOK HOUSAND DOL N Missouri State Bank has Fifty-one stock- Afways ready to loan money With a quarter of a century t Comps solicits the patronage of those waating Abstract of ‘Title to every farm and town lot lowing isa and on Dee. 31, 1 1897. $117.861 32 102.554 50. comparative state- 897. 171.684 92. ARS, a gain of nearly ow they are over ONE HUN- cht Thousand his strong showing and hope and tto check, promising ab- Real our Every THE MILLION real of successful experience aud with low rates and easy Certilied n Bates County. to will be sure call at our office, E. WALTON, President. Another Maxwell Mystery. Des Moines, Io, Jan. 7.—A spe- cial from Chariton, Io., says: A gru3 some mystery was unearthed at the Adams express office here to-day. Some time ago a box was received and soon afterward an offensive odor began to make itself evident which iocreased in volume until yes- terday it became unbearable. Though asesrch previously bad been made | for its soures, this particular pack- | age had not been opened. | As the smell! was the more pun | gent in its vicinity, it was decided | to open it; but little were the em- | ployes prepared for the ghastly sight they beheld as the cover was pried off. They were nearly pros- trated by the escaping gases, for the mysterious box comained the decomposed remains of a butchered human body. The cise has been | given to the authorities and eyery effort will be made to discover the authors of the revolting crime. NE i i DUVALL & PERCIVAL z CBUTLER, MO: i 5 ARM BIOAN SS. ._ toloan on farms at reduced ratestof | ,, Your notes are payable at our ofiice you,.them here when due. We give eae 8 cs lege Money resdy Are signed, | Thursday nig | loud boys on the outside, all | j well. Jim Crowitis said, got upa)} | too, | brothe | day atJ A Woods, Ballard Breezes. | Wm Williams passed this way go- ing to Jno Deerwester’s yesterday after timothy seed. Jim Bradley returned after several days’ absence looking as if he had been to Foster and Sprague. Thos Strode bought a fine calf of ; Bradley Bros, price $30. | A party at F M Patrick’s was at- tended by quite a number of our young folks who report a good time. Dr Wolfe attended the Hogden medical meeting at Butler the 6th, hence he, too, is in full fellowship. W B Morlan out a day on business; | his sister-in-law, Miss Margaret Cole, | returned with him and will visit for | | a short time, Born, to the wife of Sam Ford on! the 9th, a girl, so reported by Dr Me. | A dance at Perry Ray's Friday} night, the first one fer at least a} week. Jno Hibbs hauled Dr Wolfe sev- eral loads of wood. Rey Clemmens visited at JS Ar- buckles one day last week. An immense crowd at the literary | ht, and only for some went | good paper and allseemed to enjoy it. | Geo Price killed a fine beef, so we! eat beef, but not Jersey this time. Starkes of Rich Hill, folks this week. W B Cole was up buying hogs one day last week. Wilson Davidson has our thanks forsome hog and Geo Price some} beef, all of which is relished bv us. Jas Asburry builta flue for Price | Bro’s bachelor room. Dr Me got a tongue(bu from Jim Barker. Wells Bros visited relativesat Lone Tree last week. | Ned Cole and Marion Price opened their eyes wide when they went over the dashboard the other ht. The last we heard of Will Embree he was buying a suit of (convention- visited home sey to mgue al black) clothes in Butler. Tom Bell hauled several loads of wood during our fine weather last | week. Frank Dobbins, whom we knew 30 years age, was hereaft les. Tom Mullins accompanied hi Jno Allison and fam a. y of Cal, Mrs Hays. Dr Jno Crabiree of Antioch, called afew minutes that we wight geta view of his immense whiskers, which run from ear to ear. Berry Harris and family visited his in-law, Jno Hibb: Jas Frazee and family of Col, Milt Frazee of southwest Bates, PJ Ray and family of Cove Creek, visited al i Bob Douglas has the K C fever, hence sold his horse to Will Hendrix and buggy to Elmo Asburry. Ed Oneal was here Saturday col- lecting taxes. Mrs Calvert is reported as quite poorly. ; Robt Wendieton’s wife on the sick ist. Daly Bradley is breaking a span of being | mules. Mrs S R Young is quite sick. Burg Price says you must not call him one of the boys any more, as he has been a man since the 8th. PAT. Sound For Kion J. A. Cobb. who left here several weeks ago bound fcr the Klondike gold region in Alaska writes us as follows: I em in Portland, Oregon. Have purchased my Klondike outfit, ticket, clothing, sled, gold pen and pick and all necessary articles to complete a good outfit, and will sail on the Steamer Elder, January 15th for Skagua Will write you when I ge: there Our party is composed of five. Am in good health and spirits. Regards to all friends Yours truly, J. A. Cobb. HOW TO FIND OUT. Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty-four hours;a sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kid- neys. When urine stains lineni positive evidence of kidney trouble. | oo 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. There is comfort in the know so often expressed, that Dr. Kil Swamp Root, the great kidney edy, fulfills every wish pain in the back, kidneys der and every part of passa, It dge mers rem- nrighest of the most ng cases. you need a medi- cine vou should have the best. Sold by druggists, price fifty centsand one dollar. You may have a sample bottle! affairs are not according tomy nu and pamphlet both sent free by mail. Mention BUTLER WEEKLY TIMESand send your address to Dr. Kilmer &Co., Binghampton, N. Y. jand that it was put in ss asopto aj 3] NOT AN ORGANIZATION FOR TRUE AMERICANS. raignment of His For- mer Party. OWNED BY THE MONEY POWER. Washington, Jan, 7—In the Seu- ate today, Mr. Teller of Colorado, handled withcut gloyes the humbug of the McKinley administration in sending abroad a commission ostea sibly to secure international bimet allism. Senator Teller said: “The Republican party knew fuil) well in 1896 thatit could not ac- complish international bimetallism. few ef us who had been contending for international bimetallism, and, | if we could not get it. for national | bimetallism If I bad believed we j linternational bimetallism in four | years under this or auy other admin istration, I would have remained in the political organization to which | Ihave been attached my} whole political life; but I knew tiat | the Republican party was ia power | and contro! of the men who did not} during mean to have international bimetal-} lism, or any other, and if mission had come home with an agreement that India should open her mints and that the Bank of| England should put one-fifth of its | reserve in silver, [ knew then, as I koow now, that ina Republican House tuea elected you could not baye passed an approving act of that character. “The men who poured out their money as money Lever was poured} out in the history of avy country in} world—who reserted to coersion and force, to bribery and indecent acts as no people ever saw or beard of—would uot allow international bimetallism, nor would they allow bimetallism, national or any other. It is for the control of the great in- terests of the country; for the con trol of the great avenues of coni- merce and trade. It 1s for the con- trol of, and that they may take toll upon, all the energies and the ekill of all our labor everywhere. “The money power is the great power that bas been felt all over the world. It is the power that to-day allows the murders in Armenia; that allows the wickedest war that was ever carried on against men to be carried on in the sight of our shores, because it fears that to do otherwise would disturb commercs and trade. “Hume said that the time would | come when the salvation of divideads !would make it necessary that we cease to consider the honor and safety of the country. You are there |to-day. You are where the safety of commerce and trade and the| maintenance of a steady market for} istocks and bonds render it impos- | sible fcr the American people to #5 |sert their manhood. You compel |them to belie their history and the com-| | | | }etrated the ball of his foot. | record. and to see the most stupen-| | dous crime of 100 years perpetrated | without governmental protest, in| | defiance ot your Republican plat-| | form. | | “The American people will never | emerge from the present condition | | until they say, ‘We are a people of | 75,000,000, and are big enough and | strong enough and wise enough to | manage our own offairs.’ As long as we yield to England in finance or | in foreign policy we will not succeed. He who skulks and hides when there is a threat of war is not a free map, and never will be, and will not de- | fend himself or his fellows. j “I do not believe there would be war if we put our hands upon Cube; but if so, let it come. “The Republican party is in pow- er. I attack it, 4 upon the ground that it isa gold standard party, and I will de i I can. I expect to see it go defeat in 1900, and, if! my word that I wil can to bring it to gri | would rightup on the tior, I covld not this treatmeat cf s our border. The cowardly tic al policy cf this Goveroment and the in internatioral a tion of Americanism or of that! which befits the dignity of 2a great! and free people,” & anci leowardiy policy | 5 ‘ THURSDAY JANUARY 13.1898. iia We Wish Thanki th the past. Sincere Passaic Items | You may talk about free silver | To grace our roof of state, | And how our ways and means com- mittee | Should proceed to make us great. ; But when the laws of Tennessee Are balked this very hour, So that railroads shun their taxes By intervening federal power, And St. Clair, our sister county's Judges are in prison thrown, Because they brave this giant And their state laws won't di It seems like one-idead-men, Might right about and con rown sown; | If our political independence isn’t a dangerous brink upon. nd though we get free silver To be-deck the spires and cones, And the fabric be emblazoned With such wealth from all the zones, Can the structure of our freedom Stand without foundation stones. Then let us have more money, Unlimited and free, And vigilance eternal, To guard our liberty. For the ancient rights of a sovereign state, Are the safe-guards of the free One of the strange things that oc easionally occur took place in this community one day last week. Ten years ago, this coming summer, a little lad going to his first school stepped on a piece of glass that pen- It was toall appearances removed at the time, but for a year afterward he would at times complain of bis foot hurting at the place where the glass went ip. took out another small bit and he thought his foot was well. But sometime afterward his foot would pain bim asif it had some- thing init. Things ran along this way until one day last week, when he felt something hard just under the skin on top of his foot. Upon in- vestigation it was found to bea piece of glass over ith of an inch long and 1-16th of aninch square. Thus Reason Williams delivered from this uncanny companion picked up ten years ago and furnished a story; one of the strangest feats that a foreign substance can perform in a human body. Reason has his little keep sake still in his possession but not in his foot. In a characteristic scuffle between the boys on the play ground at Prai- rie Rose school house last week, Wal- ter Rice had his ankle dislocated. Dr Son was called in and adjusted it and he will soon be out again. Such is life among boys. Jas D Tathwell madeatrip to Khan- sas City last week. A shooting match was of the entertainments billed for Passaic last Thursday. It’s an unlucky day when Passaic don't have ex- citement. of glass one some Uncle Dick Wilcox now pulls t reins overa high stepping trotter. He has hopes of him lowering the record of Hal Pointer him to going fast eno should he get h. ited several ec ebb City, 1 and others. He reports joyable tim lam not f ne wi not be deal kind! Claude. We are informed that Miss Board, our present teacher, will be employ edto teach our summer sc OPS SOOO OOPS CO POO and prosperous e NO neandalla happy New Year. excellent patronage during vy Yours, E. D. KIPP, C: customers ot the Fanmens Bank for their | $ $ | About this time his mother | wes) hool et! shier. iiss ale cea Prairie Rose. She has given faction so far as we have heard. We satis- have finally got our ‘Home brewed persimmon beer” in a fair way toferment. It’s the first I ever tried, and if | have good luck 1 may let you into the way of making By the way, you don’t reckon it i be called ‘‘wild-cat-in-it" keep mam. cou Bucklen’s Arnica Salve The Best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped handa, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures pilea ) pay It is guaran- teed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cente per box. For sale by H. L. Tucker. sores, required. Hume Items. Dr Herndon went up City Friday, returning day. Judge Frank Brooks and wife left Monday to visit at different points in ‘Texas. © E Horton and Dr Standish were in Pleasanton and Ft Seott Monday Protracted meeting is in progress at the M E church, south, A good interest is manif Some of our drag doing a thriviag business, Our streets have been disgraced several times recently by men and boys try- ing to carry too biga load of “Sea Weed Tonic.””. We need a few more applications of grand jury. Joe Thorye came infrom Louisiana with seven cars of stock cattle which he will feed through the winter. We understand C A Shaw has leas- ed his coal land to Rich Hill opera- tors, who will begin work in about sixty days. Miss Dollie Finch and Richard Moore were quietly married at the home of the bride’s parents on Pryor Creek Wednesday night. David Falor shipped a car load of eattle Thursday. Hume is blessed with a few people who deserve to be called philan- thropists. They possess such # great love for mankind that they are con- tinually attending to everybody's business except their own. ‘hey are smart, veritable prodigies of human wisdom, curb stone philosophers who know more f every business, profession or calling than every- body else living. The ladies aid society of the Chri- tian church will give of their popular 15 cent suppers at the opera house 17 to Kansar home Satur sted, stores must be one bridge north of towr pure awards it and the law t The negro winstrels ‘‘Alabaina Coons” at the Opera House Wednes day night, was attended and enjoyed by our theater going peop! The gale which blew from the eas last week called forth several predic- we cus Cc. eported to Marcus MeCann is reported to tions of snows and storms; but when have figured ina little courting his- tk tormi caine not nade in- |tory recently, which if true, outdoes | | jiries as to the cause, and learned that of the famous Mayor Jones of iat “Col ‘Guat of the Passaic Georgia. Between the dogsand the spiyps force 1 le ft | old woman they furnished a tr * | Times force had been blowing off # oe he oftalr thatcould only be’ ex. | ithe exte steam in our , of ors ne the traditional flight of P2ich Hill. It is blow or “bust” wit celle by th alton: . ot the “Col,” but we'll wager our inter- Iebabod Crane from the Fiyiog | cot Mar Hanna’s election, that He oe o = sie Washing | he is a Celt, of the Cork variety a ton Irving in egend of § has wany ‘times pressed Hollow, in 200K. roby lips to the famous tell on you, Mareu Stone.’ é I MiIzeR. Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious.