The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 3, 1898, Page 1

your money. Dz. T. C. Boutware, ©. R Raprorp, Dr. J. M. Cunisty, J. BR. Jenxins, Cashier. PAID CAPITAL, - - - THE MISSOURI STATE BANK, of Butler, Missouri. Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Issues Exchange and does a general Banking business. We will appreciate your pat- ronage, promising prompt eervice and absolute safe depository for —DIRECTORS.— Joun Dgerwester, T. J. Wriaur, F. M. Voris. J. R. JENKrns, Wma. E Watroy. Wu. E. Warroy, President. Booxer Powe tr, ed to call and get rates. in Bates County. | Administrator. T. J. Wricut, Vice-Pres DUVALL & PERCIVAL BUTLER, MO- FARM BOANS Money toloan on farms at reduced rates‘of re payable nt our office Interest Your not and you find them you privilege to pay any time. Sse00n as papers are signed, ere when dune PAID UP CAPITAL, - - back part orall at any time and stop interest. Money ready | The Walton Trust Gompany, of Butler, Missouri. Have on hand a large amount of Money to be loaned on Real Estate at LOWEST RATES and on liberal terms, allowing borrowers to pay new loans, or desiring low rate money to pay off old loans, are invit- Have complete Abstracts to all Real Estate | Authorized by law to act as Assignee, Receiver, Trustee, Executor or ident. Frank Axiex, Secretary. arrangements for which made at the Christian church. took hogs to Amoret Monday. there, but on his arrival much better. companied him home. Minnie Watkins of Amoret, Rev Hulet. bath. Ballard Breezes. We give —~ Virginia Items. We write what we hear the Virginii true; Dear Reader, don’t blame us if we hear ’em say What happens you. Chas Hensley has cane seed for sale. Alarge crowd attended the Ep- worth League Washington entertain- ment Tuesday night at the M E church. bought of his son, Virgil, Frid joined it to the old one. Win Owen of _ Butler, Nebraska. JS Pierce of Butler, Elder Hulett has rented J iden’s house west of town. Mr Mathews of Amoret, wa: city one day last week and l Jenkin’s blacksmith to John Hussey and Mr. H tooka load of goods to E moved to that place. — Miss Minnie Denning, ’ been visiting friends near Elder John H Jones, of Little Freddie Gardner quite sick for several days. jams, who Miss Ella V list mosi of the winter, is improving. day for _Geo Pilgrim Vinton this wee will move well sermon Sunday night. Mrs Geo Thompson “Monday from Amoret. ten, “son-in-law. Lash Graves for Sand T W Silvers of Butler, ndant. Henry Gardner and son moved the blacksmith shop that F B J through Virginia Friday enroute for was out J Thursday and insured Aaron’s office. Mary Wymer was on th list a few days ago with asore throat. | Dorado Saturday for H C Wilson, who has who has Passaic for sometime, has returned home. City, will preach at Virginia Satur- day night, Sunday morning and eve. has been has been Mrs George Sibert is quite sick. Virgil Jenkins and wite left Satur- < where they will reside. north W T Cowan is building a new barn. Rev Galbreth preached his fare-} on the sick list Law suit before Squire Dudl Henry Bra- laintiff, attachment against his Elder Joseph Wright of Hannibal, %., writes his brother Thomas that necessarily. No. 1 bachelors. ans say is | didate coming this way where to get meat. Perry Hendrick, senior partner. uncle in Henry county. | Jenkins Price Bros are receiving ay, and passed gentlemanly young men. back in Henry county, as W Me-| been gone some time, i Ed Young, our village smith, is sin our | already hammering plows. bought Prof Frank Chambers was appoint- ols. ed superintendent of Bethel Sunday sick 0 u So witha list of such ill each day school. ed. time. Garden EC Ogborn was Methodist boys for quarterage. single driver. day. of | Bates. SP Evans, a sow and Young. calf, so Jim Bradley says. Jas Board has moved near us. Lost, between Oak Hill chure plaintiff | urday Feb. 26, for de- same with Price Bros, by the loser. Farmers wanting Wa. E. Watton, President. AARON. pigs of he will visit him about the middle of March, and will hold a meeting here, are being Rev Hulett preached at the Nes- tlerode school house Sabbath night. Geo Ruble is still digging for that big stream of water that the peach tree limb told him that he would find. Geo Jenkins and Henry Eswein Cart Wallace was called to War- rensburg by telegram last Wednesday on account of the siekness of his son, Larwrence, who is attending school found him On his return home Thursday he was joined at Pleasant Hill by his daughter-in-law and lit- tle grand daughter, who have been spending the winter in Lees Summit with Mrs W.’s parents, and they ac- Mrs Walters is reported no better. JT Smith of Virginia and Miss were united in marriage Friday night by Moving is the order of business now. W W Park was on the sick list Sab- Wells & Sons hauled several hun- dred rails and a number of loads of wood from the timber southeast. Jas Bradley and Wilson Davidson were in Butler last week which seem- | ed to scare some of the boys up un- They are two of our Geo Price killed hogs and Judge Cole the fatted calf, so a hungry can- will know of the firm of Noble & Co., left us, sold out to the He will work foran their spring stock of dry goods, notions, &e., together with their full line of groceries, &c., insures them a good trade, as they are accommodating, ess Wills seems to have attractions he has school, vice F M Patrick, resigned. teachers as have there we will expect a fine Sun- McClenney had his calves dehorn- Spearman and son moy ed in on A girlat post master JC Noble’s; all reported as getting along fine. up rustling our Byron Teeter out looking for a Tom Bell was inthe village Satur- Buck Hendrickson has moved to his farm lately purchased northeast | of us, and we assure him all welcome | himself and family on their return to | Kansas Wm Reed bought a cow and calf of | from Pepinville, where he went to id/ measura and inspect the new tug- BF Billings has a fine Hereford M F Perry's five miles west, on Sat- and ivery and gold lead penci!. Finder will please leave and receive many thanks, asit is valued highly h Pat. | ALL SPAIN TALKS WAR. | From Archbishop to Captain-General They | Predict Conflict With America. Madrid, Feb. 28.—The cardinal archbishop of Valladolid has pub- lished 2 pastoral letter blaming Am+zrica fur the prolongation of the Cub. war. His eminence says: “Th- by;ocrstical friendship of the Unite i States fosters the rebel- lion and wastes Spain's :escurces in oricr the better to atteck her when weaalerel.’ He exhorts all true Spaniards to “anite ia defending the rights and honor of the nation.” The letter has caused widespread comment. The Correspondencia Militar, or- gan of the army says: “The prevailing impression is that war between Spain avd the United States wiil break out in April.” A former captain general of Cuba (presumably Marshal Martinez Cam- pos) interviewed by a representative of Correspondencia Militar, is re- ported as saying: “I never entertained a doubt if the rebellion were not suppressed before 1898 war with the United States would become an accomplish- ed fact. Unhappily, my prophecy will be fulfilled “I have the consolation of having done all in my power to avert it, and therefore I do not regret the blame which has baen heaped upon me. All that is now possible is that we should all unite to meet the danger that threatens the country.” As It Was During the War. Albany, N. Y. Feb. 27.—The greatest activity since the late rebe'- lion is now witnessed at the Water- vliet arsenal and the entire force is working night and day. Friday night an order was received for the immediate shipment of two car lords of 12inch projectiles to Fort Hamilton with the greatest possible haste. The projectiles were boxed for shipment end Satur- afternoon they were dispatched to Fort Hamilton. Orders have also been received for the shipment of all projectiles now on hand to the several forts about New York and to forward all complete guns as speedily as poss- ible to the proving grounds at Sandy Hook. Such an order has not been receiv- ed at Watervielt since the close of the war. It is expected that at least six car loads of projectiles will be shipped during the present week They Hate General Lee. Madrid, Feb 28 —The Naccional, Gen. Weyler’s special organ, scouts the theory of a mine in connection with the Maine disaster. It says the problem of defense has been thor- oughly studied and the ports of Havana, Matanzas, Cienfuegas and Santiago have nothing to fear. It would be difficult for a hostile squadron te lie im front of the bay of Havana, for the batteries estab- lished there would stop it. The article ends: “The attack on General Lee as having nightly left Havana to aconference with Colonel Aranguren or other rebel chiefs is an edifying sight.” The feeling here is very bitter against General Lee, whose “rebel and jingo statements” are constantly jreferred to. Spaniards look upon him as the most mischievous element in the prevention of a peaceful eolu- tion. New Boat Pat in Commission. “Qommodore” R. R. Kreeger, of the customs service, returned to City yesterday morning MISSOURI, THURSDAY MARCH 38, 1898. POPOL OOS Nee ae eannecahananannaaaabananannnenal r = ote coees OFFICERS. UNDER STATE SUPERVISION -— D. N. THOMPS waters of the rivers of M:ssouri. | The Ranger will be ueed in towing barges and=rafts down the river. Papinville hauling the hay down to river points Weekly Times. NO 16 We beg to offer our services for a part or all of your account E . BENNET feeling that we can assure de- positors all the advantages aris- ing from experience, prudence and vigilance, FARMERS BANK. loss ioeibliciaeinesiliesiac Deep Water Items. _Grandma Wiilker left Saturday for Vernon county, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs Allison, a week Messrs John Simpson and George Greenport, N. Y., teb. 25. Rev. P. Farrelly, pastor of St. Agnes ends ac enormous! Roman Catholic church, ia bis ser- amount of hay to market each year, | mon yesterday said: “Bear in mind, har nore breaking ane horses x o ride, one day last week. and the company thet owns The |my beleved people, that a true; Two young men from near Pleas ant Gap, visited in this community last Thursday. Mrs Sue Chambers aud friend Miss Luella Duke, visited Mrs C.’s uncle, L 8 Coleman, on Thureday. and past warfare bas fully proved 7 3 | Ranger has constructed barges for | Catholic is always a true American, with railroad connections The leet brave soldiers. Stick to your river trade of the Osage is waxing | colors and alwaya support the stars Uncle Chas Tyler is visiting his stronger, aud there are now four and atripes.” Father Farrelly some wi ed B Tyler, near Butler this licensed boats in the flset assigned years ago. while a missionary on the ‘Addie Allison, who has a catarrh on his hand, had Dr Bouden lance it Saturday. hel Randall e's last week of Johnstown’s most worthy coast ef Africa, was appointed chap- jlain of the British army, then in conflict with the Kaffirs, who en- deavored to murder the colonists on the Cape of Good Hope and in South | to that waterway.—K. C. Journal. To Transport ‘Troops. visited at Mr Washington, Feb. 28 —The quar- termastet general's office has com- pleted a railroad schedule for the Some young men leave for Okla., this week; we wish them success, Jesse Blizzard traded his farim for a transportation of 100,000 troops, Africa In one day see arses 1,100 | ore at Appleton City and moved their equipment and neceseary bat- Kaftirs killed. From this experience | there. zi =a i | . 1 Bs : : Some young men go west for their teries. The-roads over which this he is well acquainted with the |), .nith but Henry Diewara gone pee horrors of war, yet upenly appealed Will Conwell, who is attending travel will be sent are those concen- 4 1 school at Appleton City, spent Sun trating at New Orleans, Mobile and | to his congregation yesterday to day with home folks Baltimore. Qonsultations have been protect the American flag at all) Mrs Annie Howard, who has been 4 | in Butler for the past month, spent held during the past week and the | °Vent®- Saturday at her old home in’ Johus- town. Night Work on Pacific Coast Defenses. The first ‘call for troops willin-; Port Townsend, Wash., Feb 28 — clude this 100,000 men. Not more |The work of fortifying the three than 10,000 of the first army which | conspicuous points contigious to lan is complete. Lae ome Arthur Chambers and wife went to Montrose Monday. Geo Allison went to Clinton day on business. Robt Chambers of Johnstown and Tues might ecoupy Cuba under this plan | Port Townsend, which has been go- | Miss Young, 3 ignt were unite d i: . 1 arr e a eo say. e of concentration would be regulars. |ing on in a desultory manner for |jiappy couple will reside in Jobus- town, where Mr C. is in business. Mrs Coleman, left Monday for Lin coln county, Mo, where she will visit ves. Wewish her a pleasant | visi id a safe return. Miss Zula Richards, who has been sick with typhoid fever, is some bet ter at this writing. Mrw Eldridge Kash, who has been visiting her parents near Nevada, returned bome Friday. Willie Shelton purchased a load of fine seed oats from Mr Keason Fisher on Thursday. These arrangemenis are pro | gevyeral months ,s now being pushed noanced by the officials to be with-| forward under special orders from out significance, and only consistent | Secretary Alger. The double forces with the general plan of preparing | at work at Points Marrowstone and for emergencies. | Admiralty are being worked night Reed Looks fer No War |and day to fiaish up, and already | Washington, Feb. 28.—Speaker | preparations are being made for | Reed, in conversation with a friend, | placing the heavy guos which are has expressed the opinion that there | due to arrive any day. is one chance out of ten that war, ‘The Detroit to Go to Hayana. Jes Offll went to Butler on busi- il result frem the Maine affair. 98 1" ness one day last week. salar Key West, Fla, Feb. 28.—The Miss Nannie Colewan, Lulu Shel- “If we do get into a fight,” he! Detroit has been ordered to Havana ton and Dellie Offill visited Johns: id, * may find that there is - . town Tuesday evening and similed et said, “we sd : : }and will proceed at once, stopping | ai'the city dudes, more on our plate than we cou d eat. | Great at Dry Tortugas. It is stated!) Miss Tempie Allison It would be very awkward if we | here that the Detroit will not remain eet " nt pba testes : 7 . Af 7 * 7 * Sue Cham- should find that Spain has a friend | in the Cuban harbor, but will return pee ope ee <8 ane. Ob ani ready to assist her.” | shortly, to be relieved by some other Coun, Mrs D H Kash and Miss Luelia Ascistant Seeretary of the Navy | of the emall eruisers. The officers Roosevelt said today that in bis | phere decidedly oppose the idea of visited at Duke visited with Mrs Geo Moore. It is reported that Mr Lee Simpson will leave this week for Oklab to make their future home at tha pe. opinion the chances in fayor of war | paving another boat sent to Havana, | Rose. were 1 to 4 |as they claim the danger of losing —_—— New York, Feb. 28.—Work at the | another vessel without the oppor- Silver Bullion Notes | tunity of firing a shot is too great to Richmond, Va., Feb. 19.—The Brooklyn navy yard ia being rapid- | i ly pushed forward on the cruisers | be taken lightly. Chicago and Atlanta, and also on Ex-Confederatee, Yender. — the dry dock. More activity was | Holly Springe, Miss , Feb. 25.— observed at the navy yard to day | The spirit of patriotism is strong in “2 | this part of the state. Tonight Ww. than has been seen for a week past|G Ford, commander of Camp Kitt and the consequent excitement was Mott, United Confederate Veterans, i communicated to the outside, where | addressed Col Sam H. Prior, In- crowds gather at the yates and | Spector General of ths state organi- lated q to th © ¢ | zation, tendering the services of the shecninied ies <0 ee ee | camp in defen f the country. war. The bladder was created fo P se, namely a pane ered tor ine, | Lew Wallace to mortal combat on and as such it is not liable to any form * | of disease except by one of two ways. the field of honor. ee Se The's cal fare action of| At the banquet at Lebanon, Ind., | the kidneys. The second way is tor care . ; i3 2 less local treatment of other diseases. on Lincoln's birthday, Gen. Wallace SAMPLE SENT mene Sn | in a speech told of a personal inter- Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid-| _. 2 mt ‘ ; neys is the chief cause of bladder trou-/| view with Lincola when General | bles. It is — to. noe that | sfeClellan had been forced back by Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root fulfills every . : . Wich in quickly curing bladder and usi-| Lee to Harrison’s Landing on the nary troubles. It corrects trequent calls, | James river. Lincoln was sad, and inability to hold urine a scaiding or qe aa stinging pain in passing it, or bad effects | Wallace inquired what was the mat- | following use ot liquor, ao beer, ter. Lincoln saii: “J must goto and overcomes that unpleasant necessi- . > . 23 ty of being compelled to get up many | Harrison's Landing to tell McClellan | times during the night io urinate. The / to not surrender that army.” Gen. mild and extraordinary ct ot Dr K a <4. «TTe} lat mer’s Swamp Root is soon realized. I Wallace said: Half an hour later stands the for its wondertul | Lincoln was in a boat bound for Harrison's Landing. This is the first i | time I ever related this fact.” House of Delegates bas passed 4 bill introduced by Judge Watkins authorizing State banker to issue notes redcemeb'e 10 silver bullion at its retail market value Thies measure is designed to avoid, by indirection, the 10 per cent tax on state banks. The bill provides that the notes eee ehall be so printed or engraved as Want a Duel With Wallace. to be easily distioguishable from George E. Oaks, of Indianapolis, | Federal or national bank notes. u--| bas written a challenge to General| No bank may is:ue notes of this character to an amount greater than 50 per cent of its fully paid up, un- impaired capital stock Royal makes the food pure, whotesome and delicious. boat, “Ths Ranger,” now ready to go into commission on the Osage hand /river and owned by M. A. Carrico. The vessel was found to be eon- structed in compliance with the nautical provisions, and will in a few dsys be given a license to plow the cures of the m tres: you needa medicine y the best. At druggists enc dollar- bon ar | e kee, who was a private | pottle and pamphlet, both H Geo. E. Oake aries = soldier in the Firat Michigan infan 1 da | bottle. Mention The Burien WEEKLY | =y under McClellan, enounces the | Truxs, andsend your address te Dr. | story a6 & falsification, and cham- | Kilmer & Co-, Binghamptnn, N. Y-| pions the eause of bis dead com | mail, upon receipt of three two-c stamps to cover cost of postage on the | The proprietors of this paper guarantee / the genuineness of this offer. | mander.—Ex.