The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 17, 1898, Page 1

Little Child—A Town Engulfed in Sorrow. sl to the Rich Review. aail hunt near this city came sad terminktion this morning the accidental shooting and of little Johnnie Still, the 5- -old son of Mr. Joe Still, who des near Fiatrock school heuse, gbout 6 miles west of this place. | Wilson Shaw of this place, a 2nd) volunteer, and Hank Griffith been shooting quails near the and returned about 10:80 o'clock. | , who hired a Winchester shot from the hardware store of Mr. it for the occasion, had returned | and was extracting the shells | bad not been fired. had removed two and while in of removing the third, Mr. and son walking past the store, d fer an instant to speak to gentleman in front of the door. At this moment the shell, which had beeome fast in the chamber, was exploded, the charge of number eight shot through the glass door, ting a rcund hole in same five 8 in diameter, and entering the ft side of the boy’s head, who was anding between his father and the door. A number of shot struck the leg of the father, making a light wound. The little boy never knew what uck him, dying ina few minutes wards. The grief stricken father ld hardly control himself, the et of his little son being killed} most in his arms Welcome the Farmers to Town. The following article was clipped | m an agriculiural paper and if suggestions were acted upon | ‘rod ld benefit Butler the same as ie Rown mentioned therein: Mel ico, Mo., is a live towa because \ peSeple of the town are alive and sive. There are many eyi- of this, one of the most it Fis the move made by the} nts to provide a suitable free | hitchihg yard for farmers’ teams This'is to bs enclosed with a high. | tight board fencs, which will be a/ wind break and protection from two legged and four legged pilferers. | Facilities for watering horses will be provided. | Farmers will doubtless regard this | _ hospitable provision as meaning that they are to be welcomed in town by the Mexico business men. In many instances, judging by the almost im. | | passable condition of roads leading into town, the utter lack of any ac. commodations for teams, excepting atthe livery stable, or for the men folks while the women are trading “excepting at the saloons, it would _ Seem as though country people were - not wanted in towns. We know this is not the case, but effort should be | made by the town people to make | farmers feel that they have a right and interest in the town. ~ Why not enlarge upon the Mexico | idea and provide a place where a farmer can take his wife and eat lunch and one wait while the other is trading or transacting business? | Provided with reading matter and a| few simple conveniences, such ac-} _Sommodations would cost but little ne ve my famil |“Elove my il; | cuts, maintain and pay the town well. WILBLY INSANE Berry County Man Murders Ais Littie Daughter, Clinton Democrat. James Hayden, living nort! Windsor, was brought to Clinton in |in a pitifully demented state yester- day. He had been acting queerly for Mrs. sometime. Two weeks azo Hayden sent ber little tw daughter out of the heuse ou rand, the child not returning in a few minutes, the woman sent two children out to look for it. They met their father coming frem a shallow brook which flows near their house and asked him where the baby was “T expect she’s drowned,” was his reply and hastening back pulled the child’s lifeless body out of leas than afoot of water. He carried it to the house. The muther roticed cruel marks upon its throat ard accused her husband of choking it to death. His mind was go plainly unbalanced that nothing further wes dore about the matter except to watch him closer. He contiasued to grow worse Hallucivations haunted him He thought they were trying to separate him from his family, for whom he proclaimed great affection. Finally | he had to be tied in bed, and Harry Fewell, a neighbor, took him to Windsor for confinement. The au- thorities there refusing to receive him, he was brought to Clinten and placed in a cage in the city prison. His is the worst case of insanity seen here in many a day. His eyes are maniacal and bloodshot, his hair and beard disheveled. His clothes are torn by his struggles. He con- stantly reiterates such sentences as ” “T want to see “Why don’t they let me go home,” and so on. my children;” Bucklen’s Arnica Salve The Best Salve in the world for bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevor sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles orno pay required. It is guaran- teed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by H. L. Tucker Women Should Know It. Many women suffer untold a: misery because the nature of ease is not correctly understood. have b led to be ble or fe responsible ¢ womankind. Neuralgia, nerv dark ci =, They ve that womb trou of some sort is aany ills that beset us headache, pufiy or umatism n the back a dragg 1 weakness bearing-down sensation, protuse or scanty supply of urine with strong odor, frequent desire to pass it with scalding or burning sensation, sediment in it after standing in bottle or common glass for twenty-tour he are signs ot kidney and bladder tro ‘The aboye symptoms are often uted by the patient herself or by her physician te temale weakness or womb trouble. Hence, so many fz o obtain relief, because they are treating, not the disease itselt, but a retiection ot the primary cause, which is kidney trouble. In fact, women as well as men sutfer and are made miserable with kidney and bladder trouble and both need the same remedy. | Dr. Kil np Root 1s e} great discov eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and is easy to get at any drug store for 50c or one dollar. To prove its wondertul ing al) about it, both sent absolutely tree by mai Kindly mention THE Butter WEEKLY Times and send address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., | hamton, N.Y. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet. 52-6m DUVALL & ever offered in the county. we ar ft | | PERCIVAL, BUTLER, MISSOURI. FARM LOANS. We have the cheapest money to loan Call on us. BUTLER, | merits you} may have a sample bottle and book tell- bis GOOOPOO 209 GOO 064 OOK ware: Deacon Bros. & Co, | Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,Stoves Paints, Cig Tobaceo, Fruits and Candies, i1-qte 114 qt |2qt ;3 gh GROCERIES AND PRODUCE. }4 qt THE ORIGINAL Gra | @nod }6in fi 7-in Sin 9 in 12-in 14-in coal, coke will burn, less fuel, ke more years th sps er, and lasts 10: ver) tions. Bes lthe lez—R be deceived. IF PRICE wiil close out the following stoves you can secure them at these figures: We have some No. 14 and 16 River- Have just got it some very heavy | combined coal and wood cook stoves; with or without reservoirs on which we can make very close prices. If! you needa POCKET KNIFE fail not to see our new catarangus | |line. The best two blade knife we | ever had and every knife fully war- line of Razors and Shears |s | Have just received a fullline of | | Barney & Barry New York Club ‘ Skates, | and ‘Tinware, Field Four and Garden Seed, ey ee 10-q¢ Ga ons and | “ Farm Machine Machine Barb Wire, Good s jranted. Wealso carry a splendid | Bates eounty. sale was a great success We have just received a car of fine | petting the lay of the land al Michigan salt, also one of Kansas | struck their blow for wealth just at salt, and a car of wire and nails. \thought the plow season was Over |are under sus¥ but it looks as though we were go ell Good Enough and High) ng Dutebman gang plows all Bain and Kentucky wagovs. cane ing 0 s winter. — Ss - Haye just got ina new lot of | Half pint cups each | One pint cups eaeh One-gt cups each Two-qt cups each One qt covered pail | Two qt covered pail Three qt covered pail qt covered pail | Six qt covered pail 8 qt covered pail heavy dairy pail hesry il | Japanned coal hods “ “417% of “ Ig « offee pots aS «a 2 wash basins te wash basins Granite pie pans buck saw | Better buck saw Still better buck saw Best made buck saw 6 inch slim taper files at mill files Oru ts erie i kt ae epi ae | 46 a ae The abeve are good files, we are selling them to the best mechs in Butler; they ere not recut files, | but are thrown into seconds on ac-! Kirksville Saving’s Bank count of some slight miss cut which really does not injure the file. have them in all kinds, three corner ed, flat mull, flat double cut, square, | One of the boldest and most success- round and half round; in addition toe} ful burglaries in the history of the the above we carry a complete line | state, occurred at the savings bank of Nicholson files at lowest prices | Weot frame clothes wringers $1 45 Iron Eureka clothes wringers 1 Brighton clothes wringers Square washing machines Wayne round wash machines American round wash mack See our big line of bre Jed shells, New Club. | quarte rs on these goods. | rice and quality. |raisins, dates, sauer kraut, apple | business. | P' 1 butter, cabbage. honey, salt mack- eral, Kennedy's eakes and craekers, buckwheat fiour, wheat flour. Now is the time we can do | good on ecoops, husking pegs gloves, etc. 2 Shoe stands with 3 lasts each Shoemakers outfits Biggest line of to Our market prices and exchange | merchandise at the lowest prices. People who want Pumps | come te us, because they ean get sx : z kind ofa pump they want at the) GENTLEMENS lowest poseible price. Knives and home makes tin- $ .01 -O1 03 STABILITY is our Strong Point. ; ee 4 Every dollar deposited with us is 05 | backed by our reputation; and the O08 fact that we now have on deposit 10 near ),000.00 is pretty good evi- 13 } dence that our reputation is all right. $ 15 Va » papers deposited free of 15} charg oney loaned on easy terms 99} ar eneral banking business trans- acted. Atrial will make you a regular customer. FARMERS BANK, Butler, Mo. eee 6) . ‘ 0 TOP odie al a bargain (0 QUICK DUVET 15 5 5 10) One of, if not the best improved stock and grain farms, not over = four miles northwest of Mound City, Linn county, Kansas, con- 7 65 taining 350 acres. Extra good house, good barn and out-build- 90| ings, scales, horse, stock cattle, hogs, corn, roughness, hay, ete. : sat Address owner, 2 BEN L. WELCH, Oa 7 8} Station A. Kansas City, Missouri. 14} : 19) == a samme ies | CRACKSMEN’S BIG HAUL, ASSASSIN PROUD OF HIS DEED ics Looted of | “Long Live Anarchy!’ Cried Lucchen- | mi When Sentenced for Life, Geneva, Switzerland, Nov. 11.— Before sentence w passed yester- day on the Italian anarchist, Luigi Lucehenni, who stabbed and killed Empress Elizabeth of Austria Sep- Ww $22,000, Bends and Carrency, *| Kirkeville, Mo, November 11.— here between midnight and 3 o'clock | pee t er] ast, the Italian admitted 4- | this morning. utter hour @ at ‘ ‘ ‘ , that ke came to Goveva in order to 2 50/|w7 nao discovered a door <i} tig Dake ol lenges wake 2 vestigated. ‘The } : ed, he arrived too late Tho prisoner then remarked that in spite of this the Dub Orleans would year. The prie- f he possesed 50 >0 | door was found unlocked and open, | z 1 |} the safe was turned on its side and | silver dollars were scattered around. We have| The bank oused and sizes |! ee 2 w of the assas Heating Stove, or coal.|80me League Loade we are closing | investigate 1, when it overed | ination, instead killing the Em Best stove 1 , makes | out at 09 in gove nt bonds | press of Austr uld have start. no cliokers. b ) all up, is| No. 12 per box of the pre nt, Samuel | ed for It th the intention of tere = —— 1 ner 5 ? . <i} " , Fe t air tight. If you 1 er, why | N°. +0i per box Shase: nearly $8,000 in gold and kill ng I _ He added not get th Das Genuine i steel back 8 bar curry | Hib fe ea “It does not matter, however, as Round Oa ¢ 3 more ps each 9} hsd been taken The | ssother will kill Hambert shortly. than a poor in ‘s When veu need an ax or crosscut | exact amount of currency cannot be I 3 : peed cae due Round Oak b saw or one man saw dent fail to given yet. Before closing the it | oro nment. When the A j look eyes Gor stark, we ere Der | iaak night Bookkeeper Charles Dar full penalty allowed by the Swiss echenni laugh- , “Long live an- law was impe | raw, placed a ¥ ackage containing r : ed, and cried | | $2400 in curreney ¢ nm some books in- arcly' and “Death to the acialoe | side. escaped the eyes fof the pp...) lerae The inside eefe is a The crime, he scid was premedi- mo of approved pattern and tated, a g@ in one instance: “I did and see our beau- | supy zed to be burglar proof. A|™y utmost to make the stroke tiful new patterns |small hole was drilled near the dial = dictaced’ Ghat Sie active see in table land thea tumblers manipulated with | ¢oung in nee ring. frequently re- awire. No explosives were used > one who does | The time was carefully selected be- “My doctrine, Fork S; iterated, “is that r side Oak stove 3 in _— Island, 1 grade goods | tween the arrival of trains, and the —_ _work sho be allowed to lil, these area pretty good imita | 4 Bat ee | aE oe ‘ ive.” tion Oak store, will s yaa at | + ae low prices. |work swiftly and accurately done The jury was absent only twenty Zo 14 < 2 $11 00. These are |when no one was on the streets. Winter, No. 16 « - - 13.00. | bargains. | Kirksville has no street lights and hls eae We bave some No. (6 Burr | but one night watchman. esse James’ Trial Postponed. Oaks for 10.09 We sali the Majestic Steel Range, The Kirksvile Savings Bauk is one Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 11 —The We bave th nd largest as-| made of steel and maleable iron $40, | ef the oldest and most solid financial trial of Jeess James, who is under sortment of woc r tight heaters|/ $45 and $50; it lasts a lifetime. _ seers = eed eee It ie indictment for the Missouri Pacific in the eity ranging in price from| Wenow have seme very choice | inatitutions ae ec y- sake sobteedy- idle, a $2.90 to $850 we can suit you in|apples, bananas, oranges, lemons, | capitalized at $50,000 and did good come up before January 2, and will be tried by the new county prose- cutor, James A. Reed. It will be | ealled on December 26 and a jury j drawn for it. Judge Shackelford came to Kaneas Oity to-day, and partly because he is too busy now and because the prosecuting sttor- ees 75e} Every at — the fact ney is unwilling te try the csse, it uggies in work was done by experi- a sony * Tania abe crackemen, sas ais mere ar | probably been around several weeks R. M. Ringo, an old ex- | perienced banker, is cashier and }Fred Wilson sssistant. Burglar | insurance will nearly cover the less you | lacking $1,000 or 2,000 probably. and | The bank will continue business | withoutinterruption. The directors 25¢ | have offered $1,000 reward. of Several suspecte but no real Welthe right time clue has been ob Eclipse Barber Shot. Baking Powder are moving lively now because ¢ “gee farmer friends know a good wagon Eclipse Locher sion weed Ne tig a ween coe The best of sa cream of tartar. Bring us your Butter end Eggs SL AS Es and we will give you tke highest Safeguards the food against alum. FRenzcers to palach <-orcenaorreeneengengnenmnensmnenmene rears oR ERROR AER Seg age RE