The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 1, 1898, Page 1

ok ee ee eee et ee. ee Se Se RO MRO aS RAAMan FATAL CLASH n Americans and Filippinos at Cavite. | Soldier Killed in a Riot There—Filip- | pino Shot While Stripping a Wreck. | Manila, Aug. 26.—There has been ) serious clash at Cavite between | Caited States soldiers and the insur- | ts, the riot resulting in the kill. ig of one soldier and the serious! gounding of another George Hudson, a member of the Gttsh Battery, got into a dispute qth a native shopkeeper. A great aowd of natives ran to the scene of te disturbance and at once began fring their revolvers, killing Hudson wd seriously wounding Corporal Wm. Anderson of the same battery, sho had burried to the assistance of Hudson. Adetachment of the Fourth Cav- sry was called out, and they dis- persed the “ilippinos Oa the same night some of the widiers doing guard duty saw a of natives stripping the wreck of a gunboat lying at Cavite Bay. A boat, with an armed force, was put ‘THREE MISSOURI REGIMENTS WILL | Williams | __B€ RETIRED. GASH GROCERY. Second, Fourth and Sixth Or-| | We are going to cut the life out : | of prices on everything we handle) dered to be Ready in jand if you will notice you will see| Case of Need. tbat we handle everything from a |toothpick to a threshing machine. | You can come to Williams’ now for | First, Third and Fifth Wit! be Re rn-| ed to Jefferson Barracks and Mustered Out, | LL your wants. Wire Hog Fence. | ; | We have the best Hog Fence on Washington, Aug. 26.—Ths First, |earth We are not guessing or ex- Third and Fifth regimente, Miesouri ageratiog when we say so We know volunteers are to be mustered out of |" _ one barbs ae cae — | : ji meds of Jarge tough wire aud wi service as soon as transportation can | turn anything, works the same on be arranged. This probably will be} d in a few hays. They will be return- uneven ag on even ground, easy to put up aod will last 100 years if the ed to Jefferson Barracks and grant- ed discharges by a regular army post would stand We have just officer. The government is bound | gotten in a car load of this fence at to return the troops borrowed from much lower price than we have ever been able to buy it before and have the state and give an accountirg for each man mustered in the defense sold already this week, over 2000 of the nation. rods at cut prices, if you want the best fence on earth at the cheapest Colonel Edwin Batdorf commands the First Regiment, which is com- price ever known, come now, before the car is ali gone. Barb Wire and Smooth Wire. of from the chore The soldiers hailed the natives, who failed to mewer. Then the soldiers fired a wiley, killing one and wounding wother. Gen. Aguinaldo promply denied any connection between the natives in these affairs and his army. These fights show the sullen des peration of the natives toward the Americans, and it is feared there will be frequent and serious uprisings. Geverner Interfered to Protect Privates. Athens, Ga , Aug. 26 —For several days past the affairs of the Third Georgia Volunteers have been in peculiar condition. The officers have informed the War Department that the men do not want to be mustered out, while the latter have been using alltheir influence to leave the ser- ‘viee honorably. Governor Atkins has at last taken the part of the privates, and ina letter to the War Department tequests that those who want to remain in the service be allowed to do 80, while others be given honor- able discharge. His interference in the quarrel has excited favorable comment from the press of the State. The bitterness injected into the struggle and the methods resorted to to keep the men in the service may be uederstood when it is told that Lieuteaant Clark, when a news- Paper correspoudent had the troops lined up for a pollas to their pref- erences, said: _ let the damn cowards step out.” Bucklen’s Arnica Salve The Best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt theum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles Ono pay required. It is guaran- teed to give perfect satisfaction or Money refunded. Price 25 cents per bo: For sale by H. L. Tucker. “8 Su iw DUVALL &{fPERCIVAL BUTLER, MO: FaRnuMruroans, tolosn on farms st reduced rates‘of . Your netes are payable at our office We give We elece te pay any time. Money ready the sol yeu find them here when d posed of St. Louis “men; Colonel We have the Gilden barb wire George P. Gross has charge of the and the farmers all know that itis the best wire manufactured. It is First Regiment, which is made up - toetlc: ftom “iseideute. in not too large or too small but just ey idents in Kansas! the right size, runs about a rod to City; Colonel Milton Moore, also of|the pound, it is tough and will last Kansas City, is in command of theja life time, and we are selling it way Fifth. The men in.that organiza | below the market because we bought tion are collected from different | it before the raise in price. points in the western portion of the Don't let anyone put that cheap —OFFICERS.—— ° N. THOMPSON J EVERINGHAM, JAS. M. McKIBBEN. JNO E.SHUTT. H. M, GAILEY. JNO. STEELE. M.G. WIL_OX. from the last 8 years experience | The people of Bates county ALL | KNOW who bas caused these cheap | prices in Butler, and they know who are holding them down to day. and the larger portion of them are show- |ing their appreciation of it by giving us their trade Weare always giv ing our costomers the benetits first, when they need them. See where we put tin cans just at the time, when people need them. We are now making the cuts on barb wire | and hog fence just at the time people are useing both. We have car loads of everything on hands and coming, and we intend to sell it, so don’t buy anything without coming to us before you buy. Yours Truly, WILLIAMS BROS. Notice, The undersigned having sold out | we write what we hear the Virginians say is | atete barb wire on you at our price, for it i eost a half cent a pound lese than The Second, Fourth and Sixth|our wire. regiments will rmain in eervice until peace has been formally concluded Stoves, Stoves, Stoves: Hold off until our car of stoves and there is not the remotest possi- i 5 bility of further hostilities. Colonel SS pre ghosa Joseph Corby commands the Fourth | base burner heaters, air tight heaters. Colonel William K. Caffee the Seo |Stoves of all sizes and prices, and ond and Colonel Letcher Hardeman = all — lines we handle, ee : * . ought the best stoves. Can sel the Sixth. They will be held either an ak BI AGRe GHGS indi warrant as a reserve pending the final dispo-| them; heaters $250 and up. Don't sition of peace negotiations or be forget our stoves are coming, and dispatched to some of the conquered | tell your neighbors. who do not read territory for garrison duty. the papers, about it. Before making his final decision Buggies, Surreys, Wagons. in reference to the Missouri regi- We are doing just what we ex- ments General Corbin consulted pected to do, when we put in the General Bell and the decision in the matter, which was reached by the war department to-day, is supposed to have been influenced materially and General Bell in respect to the disposition of the Missouri troops. It is pretty certain that the rank to be disbanded will hail the news with great joy. They have been endeavoring to secure that result rowing among the privates First, of the privates in the three regiment desire their discharge There |hope for them, however, for a plan which meets with the favor of Col. proposed Regiment. It is ts that the men in the three reg express their sentiments in regard to obtaining their charge. Those who wish to get out fill the vacancies. Colonel Corby fourths of his in the ranks t tious are completed. tbat the war is not they may be called uy fighting, and are will their personal feelings on th of patriotism which prompted t to enlist. ys that three persistency. Jous N. Epwasps. and file of the regiments which are since it has been known that 100,000 of the volunteer soldiers were to be released. Judging from their letters of complaint, there will be no sor-|is of the | pumps. Third and Fifth regiments which are to be retained who eagerly | -_ | is} retained be given an opportunity to immediate dis- | will be permitted to do so and the) in that line you want, for we men from the three disbanded regi-| have special prices on all ments who wish to re enlist will be! of received in the other regiments to Colonel Corby does not consider, it the proper thing for the men to be seeking their —— at this time, pending the final settlement of Granite Ware. Scythes. the ATR Eee Speis. ‘He: is | Granite Ware, Scythe thorough soldier and believes that | dier should have patience and | which we handle. Studebaker and Oolumbus Bugg Co.'s goods—we are selling lots of them, because the people know they are the two beet lines of buggies made, and we are selling them for by the wishes of Governor Stephens |}ess money than you have been pay | ing for the cheap stuff. We say cheap stuff, you know it is cheap jetuff. Look at your buggy you |bought last year and see how it looks. If you buy a buggy of us | we will sign a contract to give it to you. When you buy a buggy, buy a good one. Pumps, Pumps. pumps: we have all kinds of We bave some fine pumps that others don’t carry. When we first started in the pump business, when they learn that in a few days | we commenced to sell them at almost they will sean be ones back = | cost, and we are still selling them |). close of the war. Jefferson Barracks in old Missouri. } On the other hand there are many t g| other houses in Butler together the same way. We believe we have ;sold double the pumps of all the Hay Presses. We have just succeeded in getting, on account of the Jateness of the ~ nf ae |has been proposed by General Bell season, some special prices on Hay Bailers; can get you avy press you Corby and the officers of the Third | want and save you 350 on them. Corn Crushers, Cane Mills, Hay Carriers. Come to us for your corn crushers, cane mills, bay carriers or anythiog ow ne thi goods Stock Scales. We have the best of good point thers. Can on this nt it for most Groceries, Hardware. jand it looks like yours in 5 years, | If there is anything we lead in. it | Corn Knives, Patent Churns, | fooks. Washing Machines, Tinware |; And one thousand other things; complexion. their lumber business at Butler, Mo. to H.C. Wyatt & Son, notice is hereby given to all parties who are | indebted to us by note, account or | Saturday from Joplin, where she had ; to come | peen visiting ber son, Bob. otherwise at that place, foward and settle same at once. Mr. | 2 Co. | 41-4t. R. J. Hurxtzy Lv Fitth isto Be Hurried- Camp Hamilton, Lexington, Ky., Aug. 30.—By an order from the war department the movements of the| fifth Missouri are to be accelerated and the regiment returned to its initial state without any unnecessary | delay. On arriving at their starting point officers and men are all to be given leave of absence for thirty days | During this interval their pay will run on, and enlisted men will receive the usual commutation of rations at the rate of 25 cents per day. This furlough is for the purpose of en- |abling the men to seek work before finally being cast entirely upon their | own resources | And Still They Come, There are now—tbirty-three years | after the close of the civil war—more | than one million civil-war pensioners {on the rolls. And last year saw more lnew names added than apy one of |the tifteen years immediately after Despite the 1¢s dropped by large number of ns reason of death, &c. the net increase of the roll over the preceding year was 17,700. What a migbty country is this to carry without a murmur an annual and increasing charge for pensions greater than the annual ccst of the entire war establishment of any other nation in the world! Whata covtiding people is this to read the facts of this pension roll with never that Pp ly their sentiments are and rob them! 4 a suspicion noblest and bighest being used to betray —New York World. yo have a pin good health, and you g “Electric Bitters” is a good Alternative and Touic. Acts direct- y on the stomach, liver and kidneys, | purifies the blood, cures pimples. have good | blotches and boils, and gives a good | Every bottle guaran- teed. Sold at H. L. Tucker's Drug Everyone knows how we sell them,|Store. 50 centa per bottle. i BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 1898. COOP OODES CONT SOOT ENNETT, Vice- Pp, Cashier. BERRY, Aae’t Cashier i 6. W,3 G. P/ WYATT, Ass't Cashier. .» DIRECTORS. 3 3 3 3 JUDGE CLARK WIK. D. E Wykoff, our former manager | }ave returned from Monegaw. Their is authorized to make settlement |} eaith appears to be improved by and receipt for all collections for us. | their outing. | daughter, Mrs Alton Park, returned | NO 42 OOOO TO? HOOPS PSO OY HPD atest UNDER STATE SUPERVISION We beg to offer our services co for a part or all of your account feeling that we can assure de positors all the advantages aris- ing from experience, and vigilance. FARMERS BANK prudence OO re ee H. C. WYATT & SON, We have bought the stock of the HURLEY LUMBER CO., and will contiuue the business at the present location. All cull lumber has been graded down so we offer you nothing but standard crades. We Invite You to Call and See Us. make We want all customers to drive in and load up as usual. No trouble to show goods or prices. PARRA PARP PARRA BARA RAPE PAP APPS a cee RASA RAP Ses = a | hedge fences Virginia items. trimmed up in fine | shape. : CH Morrison says he has retired rue; : Dear Keader, don’t blame us ifwe bear ’em say | from polities and is busy farming. AARON. ‘What happens you. | . tie Dudley returned last See — Aunt Bettie ‘ Deepwater Items. Messrs Kash, Shelton, Richard and Zimmer threshed the last of the week. Dr Bowden and wife, of Johns- town, attended preaching at Eliza- | beth Chapel Randay night. storage 4 sree at the Johnstown ae . South E church has been changed Mrs Goldsmith and son, of Cedar lfrom 3p mto 45am. Let overseas county, who have been visiting her | come out and belp make it a success. Kirt Green and Miss Sadie Doubt, of Johnstown, were married in Butler eee ES pres one day last week. The have the Chris McGuire was in our city one | oct wishes of their many friends. day last week telling snake stories. Jerd Witt and wife, of Lincoln Co, B F Jenkins and Hulet Carriage | are visiting Judge Coleman and fam- Co are putting up aspring wagon. | ily this week. Ed Dudley, the poultry mAD, Is | Ww H Zimmers went to Butler ow looking after the fall crop of market- | husiness Monday. able poultry. Weddings in this commuuity are H P Nickell purehased 119 head of | numerous, there having been about Wm Cuzick and Ed Thornbrough home Saturday. half a dozen he last two wonthe. feeding eattle at K C last week. Win Bernhardt and wife, of Butler, was at Virginia Saturday night to hear the band play. The young Bernhardt had to come and see his | Grandma, Mrs Durst. Miss Icy Jenkins left Saturday for} Omaha. She will visit her brother, | Morton, and family before returning home. | Miss Lena Jenkins aud Miss Smith, | of Amsterdam, attended the Ladies Aid supper Thursday night. S E Jones and wife left for Omaha Monday. Elder Davis entertained a large audience last Sabbath. $ attended in a body and were well pleased. He made the little fellows feel glad over the presents he gave them. tance who attended: Lawrence West, Jesse Ruddle, Miss Mary McClain, of Pa ic; Womack, Will Smith, Prof Parker and brothers, Peter Orourke, Ben Ogle and wife, of Butler; James Flener and wife, of Amsterdam, Dr Crum and wife, Amoret, Will Braden is , Mulberry. i cream supper was well nded and $18 wascleared. Th was decorated w s Fanuie MeDonne ak is at Omaha. has started nm the week. i her son, on account Lone Oak, havingan appointment to preach. Grant Park failed to notify one of the speakers of the chang and did not attend the meeting hi self. The preacher had former! tionist. Geo Miers is building a barn. Unele Peter Crooks is having his The MESS| | Weare told that prot Names of persons from a dis- | been a populist but is now a probibi- j Mr MecAda his Uncle, Johnstown. Henry Morehead and wife were the guests of D H Kash and wife Sunday. , of Sedalia, is visiting Hugh Gordon, near Caleb McCormic and brother, Jim- mie, went to Butler one day last week. Rev Clap and Mrs John Thompson called at W H Sheiton’s one eve last week on their way home. Mrs T iv living with Rev and Mrs Clapp. Miss Young, of Clinton, is visiting her sister, Mrs Robert Chambers, of | Johnstown. George Philips is visiting friends and near Johnstown ted meet- yruce C and relatives i ing commenced at tl chureh last Monday n t. Sammie Jackson is on the George and Gertie Shelto trip to Spra Alfonso Kas ited Commie Comys ton atter of near Spruce, vis san Monday. nd W e Shel- at the Chapel Coleman Sunday »n aud report a large congreg Rose. Exposition Proving ces Omaba, Neb. Aug —The suc- cess of the Trans-Mississippi expo- sition is meeting the highest expec- tations kb rs and mana- was 115,5 - over the Estimate for 000. The mans the price of ad- ts for Sundays. and Thureday Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. i | iH