The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 4, 1899, Page 5

MARKET REPORTS. - following are ED BEEF AND SHIPPING NATIVE ¢ 1,070 84.00 | 1 1 4... 6 1 2 FEEDERS. 36 1,105 84.50 1,060 4.00 ing are repr 9 Col. sp. lb. 36 Col. sp. 1. 41. Col. Ibs 2 lambs. 50 66 . 6 St. Louis Live Stock. 2.—Cattle—Re ative shipping a ht and dressed tockers and fer Ss, $2.00 4.39 1.50; cows and he butcher steers, $8.00@4.80; co and Indian steers, $3.00@4.50. Hogs—Receipts, 8, steady pigs 3.603.835 iy; na- ss, $6.00 Sheep—Re 2,800 a tives, €3.50@4.89; lambs, $4.00@5.15; sprin and feeders, $3.50@5.00. Hogs—Receipts, 18,000; 5 mixed and butchers, #3.¢ > rough heavy #3.550,3.65; light, 88.65¢ . Sheep—Receipts, 10,000; market steady; na- tives, $3.50@5.15; lambs, $4.50@6.00. Chicago Grain and Provisions. Kansas City Kansas City, May 2.—Whe Receipts here to-day were 44 cars; a Kk ago, #3 c: year, ago, cars. Sales by sample on track: No. 2, 674@68%4c ; ard, 644@65%<e; } $ 2 red, nomi 4 red, 6 spring, 64%4c. Corn—Receipts here to-day were BE @3ie 4 white, nominal}; Oats—Receipts week ago, 13 cars; Mixea, ? nominal! White, No. 4 white, nominally Yo. 3, nominally 51¢ nor ally 2 No. 4 mixed, ; No. 3 sample on track: %e; No. 3 mixed, nominally 26c. 835 to-day Wonsare: Choice prair @7.0. Timothy, choice, E750. Alfal sh, No. 2 red, 2 hard winte Corn—Cash, No. 2, 3 Oats—Cash, No. 2 St. Louls Cash St. Louis, M: Whe: elevator, 760 ; tr Vo. Corn—Cash, No. Oats—Cash, N white, 31@3134c. Kansas City Produce. City, May 2. ys—Strictly fresh, ey separator, 17¢; firsts, fancy, lic; country I@ize; packing st Hares store p Poultry—Hens, 7! @ts, 150 each; young rooste Reese, Se; turkeys, hens, Se ‘oms, 70; pizeons, 81.00 per dc Vegetables--Navy beans, $1.35 per bu. 100; old roos' ducks, 7 ; old ima 4%c per Ib. Onions, red globe, 5 per du; White globe ¢ per bu. Beets. northern, Ber bbl. Turnips, home grown, 15@25¢ per ba Lettuce, home grown, 75@9e per bu. Piepiant, 20@,30e loz. bunches. Parsnips, 65 @®eper du. Ss home g GO@75se per bu, Potatoes—Home grown, 60@65e per bu. Sweet Christianity Set Back in Japan. Tacoma, Wash., M —A sepsa been caused in Japan by the nity of three heir action stianity a ing orthodox Chr Given the cause of Great setback in Japan. L wise the Present wave of . Se eralism. @ Most notat s that of Rev. Paul Kanimori, & Tokio Congres nd pres- ident of the Doshisha (Christian) uni- Yersity and author of several religious Works. r pastor of the Solar Plexus Blow. May 2.—Frank Mar- “old boy, was killed last aight by a solar plexus blow struck by Wyearold Frank McHenry in a boxing Sontest at the White Hall Athletic club. ‘either of the boys was in proper phys- al condition and both belonged to the erweight class, All the principals affair were arrested, POO TSO COP PIO OOOO PODS OOOO OOS LOANS BUYS No Stamps required on L. deposits drawn at counter. ALLSOP POOOD, MONEY NOTES, RECEIVES DEPOSITS. FARMERS BANK, OOP IIAD IAAP OID A NEW a SAREE EAA }* We pay the highest market price for BUTTER, EGGS, CHICKENS, If you have anything in the line of country produce bring it to us and you will find a ready market and best prices. FISK & ERICKSON. ; wey: RRPRRIZPLP AAP PP } i... NOW CLOSING IN | ON THE TRUSTS. | | { | | es the House. | WAALEY’S MEASURE THE LAS | | lt Seeks to Preyent Combines by In-) janction. Jefferson City, Mo, April 28 —}| Probably the most stringent of all | the anti-trust bills enacted into law} at this session of the legislature | passed the house late yesterday, and | with the approval of the governor | will become a law. It was intro- duced in the senate by Senater | Whaley and was drawn by Attorney | General Crow. It received 104 votes in the house. In brief, it provides a way by which the formation of trusts may | be stopped by injunction and confers the necessary power upon the courts | of the state. This bill completes the chain of law which this legisla- | ture has woven about the trusts | Three bills have been passed. One was the anti-insurance trust bill, a | second was a bill which provided a} means of compelling trusts organ ized in other states to appear in this state and giye testimony, and the third is the Whaley bill. A copy of the latter followe: Sxction 1. Every pool, trust, agreement, combination, ecnfedera tion or understanding, conspiracy or combination entered into or cre- ated or organized by any corporation organized under the Jaws of this or any other state, or any partnership or individual or other association of persons whatsoever with apy other corporation, parinerehip, individual or apy other person or association of persons to regulate, control or fix | the price of any article or articles of of manufacture, mechanism, merch- Wisk & Evickson, Groceries and Meat Market. We have just opened out ia Butler, one door east of Missouri State Bank Grocery Store and Meat Market Combined. Where the public will find besides a large and fresh supply of Gro- ceries, Canned Goods, etc. FRESH MEATS, Fish, Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds. It is our aim to make our store a genuine city market whrre cus- tomers can find anything they may want in the eatable line. We are sole agents in Butler for the David B. Kirks Ensign Melrose Centurian high grade hard wheat flour, the best flour on the market and every sack guaranteed. | sons who are engage in buying or | . . | selling any article of ccmmerce, man Most Stringent of all Bills Pass- | facture, mechanism, merchandise, |commodily, convenience or repair, | any product of mining, or any article | aforesaid, shall be deemed guilty of | shall be punished by imprisonment repair, or any product of mining of any kind or class, or avy article or tobe paid for insuring property against loss or damage by fire, light- | ning or storia, cr to maintain said price or prices when so regulated, determined or fixed, and all agree-| ments, combinations, confederations or conspiracies or pools made, cre- ated, entered into or organized by any corporation, partnership, indi- vidual or association of individuals to fix the amount or limit the quantity of any article or thing whatsoever, or of any article of thing of any class or kied bought) and sold, or the price or premium | } manufacture, mechanism, commod ity, convenience or repair, Or aby A full line of ‘ RR RR RR RRR PR RPRPPR RRL PRPRPLPP PRRPPRPEPPP RR PPP PPP PRPPLPL PPP RRRARA product of any class or kind of mining, are hereby declared illegal. | Sec 2 If any two or more per- or thing whutecever, shall enter into any pool, trust, agreement, eombi nation, confederation, association or understanding to control or limit the trade in any such article or thing; or to limit competition in such trade, by refusing .o buy from or sell to any other person any such article or thing aforesaid, for the reason that such other person is not PPPOE OOD CH PLOOENIO GE POPOIIPOG IOS DP IOC OIE UNDER STare SUPERVISION. } bas court is held or not; and sub-| ing that the ends of justica require that other parties should be brought cause them to be summored, wheth er they reside in the circuit in which | poenas and summonses may be in re proceedings under this act served |: by the sheriff of any county in any | place in this state, and the came! shall be valid. Sxc 5. Any perzon injared in bis | “ business or property by any other | ‘ person or corporation by reason of | anything forbidden or declared to be unlawful by the act may sue! therefor in any circuit court of this|t state in which the dofondante, or any one of them reside, or have any of | ficer, agent, cffice or representative, | or in which ary such defendant or} “ar may be found, without regard to the amount in controversy, a recover threc-fold damages by him sustained, and the costs of euit, ia-| ~— a rearonable attorney's fee. | , Sec 6 Itis hereby expre-sly de-| not to repeal any former act or part thereof on the subject of pools, trusts, conspiracies and unlawful combinations, except ths same be in | ‘ direct and irreconcilable conflict | c& herewith Aud it is hereby declared | ‘ to be only the express pu 2 of | thie sct to provide an edditio al} remedy for the c-ntrol and resiraint | ! It restraint of trade and unlawful com- Sec 7 There being doubt as to the authority of courts in Mis souri to issue a restraining order to prevent the formation of pools, truste and unlawful combinations, or to restrain the continued exist ence thereof by an equitable pro- ceeding in behalf of the state, create an emergency within the meaning of the constituion, and therefore, this ecms a member of or party to such pool, | trust, agreement, combination, con- | federation. association or under standing; or shall boycott or threaten any person from buying or selling to any other person who is not a member of or party to such pool, | trust, agreement, combination, con federation, association or under- | standing, any such urticle or, thing a misdemeanor, and on conviction | in the county jail not exceeding one | year, or by a fine not exceeding $100, or by both such fine and imprison- | ment | Sec. 3. The several circuit courts of the state are hereby yested with jurisdiction to prevent and restrain any corporation, partnership, indi- vidual or association of individuals from entering into any combination, | pools, agreements, in the form of trusts, confederation, conspiracy or understanding declared illegal by this act or any other law of this state relative to pools, trusts, con- spiracies and unlawful combinations. And it shall be the duty of the At- torney General and of the Prosecut- ng Attoraeys, when so directed by the Attorney General, to institute proceedings in equity to preyent , | and restrain all violations of this act andise, commodity, convenience OF) and of any other law concerning pools, trusts, conspiracies and un- lawful combinations. Such proceed ings may be by way of petition, set- | ting forth the case and praying that such violation be enjoined or other-| When the parties wise prohibited | complained of shall have been duly notified of such petition the court shall proceed as soon as may be to the hearing and determination of the case; and pending such petition and before final decree the court may atany time make such temporary restraining order or prohibition es shall be deemed just in the premisee. | Sec 4. Whenever it shall appear to the court before which euch pro- ceeding under this act may be pend- | its passage and approval. | corn | county to pasture last week. ry | relatives near Pleasant Gap Snnday. | day night was a success | near Pleasant Valley this week. Pos Sunday Scbool every Sunday at 3); act shall take effect from and after Happy Hill Items. The farmers are busy Mr. Lane took his cattle to Birton George Deihl and wife, visited Mr. Lane purc!ased some cattle of Mr. Dubach last week. Pearl Bomar left for north Missou- | ri last week. | The dance at Mr. Booth’s Satur | Rev Heury Allen is painting his house Mrs Henry Powell and children ars visiting relatives and friends| p.m. Everybody invited to attend Miss Julia Dubach is attending the Garman schoo! this spring. Mrs. Smith, of Deepwater, is visit her daughter, Mrs. John Merrit Mrs. Bomar wants to hire a hand to do general farm work Miss Bertha Murphy, who has} been working near Rich Hill visited) , at hom: last week. | thew : oar . . | Miss Nellie Haskins is visiting | ™* friends in this neighborhood. clared to be the intent of this act | Mis bination. - planting | +}, avy agent, officer or representative | ; nd should} oe of pools, trusts and conspiracies in | ¢)., E. A. Butler bas secured the con-j par tract to carry the mai! from Lone} * Oak to Butler B We understand J. N. Pollock, will) + teach the Happy Hill sehool next | winter. | Mis3 Mary Hand who has been|* visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ellington, o \2 Vernon county, returned home last | t week | Cal Beashore bas completed his Those who attended the party at | Mr. Pontius’ Saturday nigh‘, report | a good time. Mr. Dubach purehased a horse of George Deibl last week. | ill Ford is fencing a hog pas- | ture Daisy. new barn. ray Cathotic Ar Knights’ Convention. M ° Disagree Over office ‘The t —————— fr nat tims je Homeless. 4 = Brigadier paign, ¢ I | K a Pp | ea f Ma Gen. ¢ “ a the Auti- for the Bu it t Reports That His Were Captured and Taken oss the Mountains. GEN. LAWTON MARCHING ON BALINAG, A Large Body of Rebels said t Viace ng to Make I Pred Pos gre- Kated at the Pilly Envoys try with « ts ated a Mrigadier ov ‘ e deserting St. San at Tomas, iquarters are entrench ected the m the swamp sitions possible i States signal corps egraphic communi en. Lawton, who is 4 westerly course. Gen. wound- where he tone killed and five ur San Rafael, renched lf. To-day, 1 Balinag been y me hims hing of rebels has started at daybreak with 4 and South Dakota regiments, and a squad of cavalry Utah I eas ul two guns of the ttery from Calumpitin a north- 1 with dire Macabet the m, to co-operate s, who have asked Ame ans to arm them in er that they might fight the Tagals. The Macabebes have already rized a company of bolomen to guard the te They are ging Tagal pris one » Gen. MaeArthur the 1 pro- Want Hostilities Suspended. of res Manila, May Maj. Manuel Argu- 2| ernal, of the deputy con and Lieu Luna, returned w and press the re na for a cessation of found the field The eceived in conference The submit on have uncongenial one. May 2.-—Gerard a S. Otis ipreme . y had from pro dif- which Filipino Knights of to thone from the a little first time place. in and being confident ce be- it. They rep- without power and that the question Joplin. | envoys as- not yet th against only assem bled hac tren and € I sand | ser I t been see Gen. t Gen. Luna is sincere negotiations are needed de- that Its a much vilitate their truth is paign. In with the eed with elles that wanted for him requests n upon