The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 13, 1899, Page 5

= OPE PEE SIE OD OI RFPS .B.J- TYGARD, HON. J. B. NEWBEBRY, J.C.CLARBE, President. Vice-Pres't. Cashier, THE BATES COUNTY BANK, BuoTLER, Mo. Successor to BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANE. 7 EsTABLisHED DEC., 1870. > a A General Banking a CAPITAL, $75,000. ‘Business Transacted§ Bates County Investment Co., IBUTLER, MO.: 8S50,000. Money to loan on real estate, at low rates. Abstracts of title to all lands and town lots in Bates county. Choice securities always on hand and forsale. Abstracts of title furnished, titles examined and all kinds of real estate papers drawn, ¥F.J.Tyoarp, RR RRR RRRPPRRPLRRRRPRRRLIPR PR PE PLLILILT SURLY SEYRET Capital, = =< Hon. J. B, NEwsrrry, J.C. Crarx, ELS SLY President, Vice-President. Sec’y. & Treas. Jno. C. Hayxs, Abstractor. 8. F. Warxock, Notary. APR RL PD PAAR ARP PDR PPA D DPD DADP> Pe A PDLPLRP-LPP AL LPAP- PP RRRRDP Z UTIS TO HAV is BRAINED BY TRAMPS. | 40,000 MEN, Harry Tandy Taken From a Creek In Dying | Secretary Alger Announces the Pro- Condition. | posed Reintorcements. McFarland, Kas. June 30. ie Washington, June 28.—Secretary Mill Creek, not far from the Rock | | Alger, Adjutant General Corbin and Island water tank at this place, | Colonel Bird, assistant quartermas- tramp yesterday found the’ body of | ter general, in charge of transporta- Harry Tandy. The head and shoul- | |tion, bad an hour's consultation ders were above water. On the right | | with the president to-day, relative side of the head was a frightful gash | | to the question ef reinfercements for and the base of the skull had been | Otis. A definite decision has been beaten to a pulp by a coupling pin. | reached to continue recruiting sta- He was alive when found and lived | | tions for service in the Philippines until this morning without regaining | |and Secretary Alger said when he consciousness. | left the white house, after the con- Letters in the young man’s pocket | |ference, that General Otis would revealed his name and indicated that | b®ve 40,000 men when the rainy sea- his father lived at Craytop, Mo. | °° closed fer a resumption of active The father was notified and a tele- | (Perations. graphic description in response; Does Coffee Agree With You? established the murdered man’s! jp not, drink Grein-O—made from: pure : : : : grains. "A lady writes: “The first time I identity. Mr. Tandy said his son | Made Grain-o 1 did not itke it but after ueing el atactedito cheat his! «ay to it one week nothing would induce me to go buck to coffee.’? Itnourishes and feeds the Wichita, where employment awaited | {2icit: itis the stremathoning suyaan great him. He had some money and a | Erocer, follow the directicne in tnakine ion gold watch when he left home. The | Jou win Have adelicious and healthful table watch was gone when the body was! aia ei found and 45 cents was all the Killed ina Nebraska Tornado. money in his pockets, which justifies| Ainsworth, Neb, July 6 —A tor- the belief that robbery was thej| nado passed two miles north of here motive for the crime. | yesterday afternoon, killing a woman Tandy was seen in company with | j and demolishing buildings, bridges another white man at McFarland and fences. The funnel-shaped cloud late yesterday evening. Later they | | was seen to form 15 miles northwest were seen playing a game of cards jof Ainsworth. It breke three miles with two negroes near the water | east. Ainsworth is a few miles south tank. Both of the white men were | of the South Dakota line. fairly well dressed. The theoryis' Mrs. William Lochmiller and three that the negrces murdered both | small children were in the cellar at white men for their money and yalu /their farm when Mrs. Lochmiller ables. Mill Creek is being dragged | started to call her son, who was in for niany rods in both directions for | the barn. As she reached the house the body of the other white man. | door the tornado moved the building The negroes have disappeared ard a/from its foundation and she was pesse is hunting for them. killed. The children were unhurt. Soe ee | The families of John Strohm, the To eradicate worms from the sys-| Rey. T. W. Delong and Jas. Strohm tem give the child plain, nourishing | food and White’s Cream Vermifuge. | “°r° saved by taking refuge in caves and acellar. COrcpsand eattle The result will ke, the worms will ; disappear and the child become | were destroyed in the path of the healthy and cheerful. Price 25c. | storm. Sold by H. L. Tucker, druggist. ‘The children can drink it with zreat 15c and 25c¢ That dark brown taste and horrid | breath you have in the morning is caus- ed by an inactive liver; some medicine June 30.—It is | relieves for awhile; others tor a tew days Battle at an Illinois Mine. Carbondale, IIl., GANG LANDED IN PRISON. Macomb Train Rebbers Enter Upon Their Several Terms. Jefferson City, July 6.—Sheriff Cantrel], two deputies, Detectives Cunningham and Chester of the Missouri Pacific force, arrived here at 4 o'clock with the Macomb train robbers, William Jennings, Louis Nigh, Jake Fegley and Jee Shepard, and placed them ia the penitentiary to serve out their sentenees. They were received the same ae all prison- ers are received at that institution. When the train arrived they were marched from it to the penitentiary, Cunningham leading, followed by the prisoners with a deputy sheriff on either side and Sheriff Cantrell and Chester bringing up the rear. The prisoners were chained together so there was no possible chance of escape. At the penitentiary they were dressed in accordance to the rules of the institution, each prisener be- ing stripped and bathed, hair cut short and given ashave. All marke and a fall description of each was made. They were then furnished with new prison clothes. Ed Hickman of Kansas City was present and he took two pictures of each, one as received, the other after they had donned the stripes. He alse used the Bertillon system of measurement on them. The prison officials declare that Jennings is not Bill Ryan. Captain Tolin, who knew Ryan well, shook his head as soom as he saw Jennings and said: “This is not Ryan; he resembles him but little.” White’s Cream Vermifuge not syndicates in the Wall street district, only effectually expels worms, but is| it was said yesterday. unequaled as a tonic, and is a cer- tain and permanent cure for chills and fever in children Price 25 cts.|loon of W.O Ward was yesterday Sold by H. L. Tucker, druggist. Married one ‘'rolley Car, St. Joseph, Mo., July 5.—Rev. W. B. Alesbury of St Louis and Miss Lizzie Hartley of Stockton, Mo.. were married onarapidly moving street car this afternoon in the presence of a dozen of theirfriends. It was not @ runaway match, but the young people chose the time and place for the novelty of the situation and ina spirit of love and adventure. The B. Powers of this city. The bridal party bad chartered a special car and it was prettily deco- rated as if for a trolley party. They started for Krug park, in the north- err part of the city, and the cere. mony was begun as the car rounded the loop at the entrance to the park. At ashort curve the agitated bride was called upon to murmur “yes,” but instead she lurehed forward into the arms of the groomsman and almost fell off the car. Otherwise the weddiag was proneunced by all participating to be a success. Leoks Good for Springfield. Jefferson City, Mo., July 6.—Gov. Stephens to-day named the following persons the board of managers of the colony for the feeble minded and epileptics, provided for by the last legislature: John O'Dea, Spring-| field; Dean D. Daggins, Marshall, and George Robertson, Mexico, each for a term of four years, and Mrs. | Dora L. Hall, St. Joseph, and Pearl | Mitchell, Rocheport, each for a term of two years The appointment of this commit- tee appears to be favorable to Springfield for the location of the| colony, as the jaw gives the board} of managers authority to locate it. Springfield had a big delegation here several weeks ago with Colonel Jobn O'Dea at its head, asking tbat a committee favorable to that city be appointed for the location of the colony and as Col. O'Dea is named as one of the members of the board, it looks like Springfield has the de- cided advantage for the location of the colony ARAARARA ADA Oren © fea! Those who live on farms are liable te many accidental cuts, burns and bruises, which heal rapidly when Ballard’s Snow Liniment is properly applied Price 25c and 50c. At H. L. Tucker's drugstore. trated in ree catalogue. NICHOLS & SHEPARD After a Man With 1-2 Milhon, New York, July 6.—The New York World says: “Detective Charles Heidelberg started for Europe yes- complete | i terday aboard the American liner St. Louis in search of a man who is said te have absconded with more than half a million dollars in nego- tiable bonds and securities. The is GREATER Tt Nictols-Shepard _ SEPARATOR de, without any intricate parts to break or antages of the Ni rd Traction Engine Write for it. Branch House at KANSAS CITY, with fall stock of machines and extras. “DIRT DEFIES THE KING.”’ APOLIO i perfe ctly » Without Nichols. es the work of swung to r stack or barn, cal tests in attached d prac s stacker ever ture of the 1 pard Separator are fully described and CO., Battie Creek, Mich MISSOURI, THEN 1AN ROYALTY ITSELF, fugitive is secretary and treasurer | — of one of the largest stock brokerage "toe = OO YOU GAN USE IT Ask us to ship me? with Ball Be: oy do by Sioux City, Io, July 6 —The bal —— ripped open at Lake View, Io, and he fell 150 feet to the ground. He Uf en Ifyou i i ‘ 1 € yu ney will die. Five thousand spectators Sraw'oa Fe . var “den ata i i “ 5 {Lading. Whe draft cd ta saw the accident. Ward runs a eee ood it by freight and wel Up-to- refund. We at Kei date in ever aetalt. grocery store here, but has given balloon ascensions for several years. He has a wife and one child living here. A (er inner Originators of Tne Catalogue Business. -McFARLA By virtue and a delinquent ta erk of th Mo. » returnab; fav or of A B Owen, ue of Bates Fink’s Louther Tree 2 adcéle od apon all th 2 of said d in and to t tuated in Ss) ran, Mo., Ty ock in the fore- afternoon of that between the hou noon and sell the same o y be re- quired at publ t bidder wise return i Send 15 cents for our 1000-page ca MONTGOMERY WARD a CO., = and Saddelry, We keep everything that horse ec ail Double wagon harness from $10 to single harness, DAYS FREE you one of our High Arm Sewing Machi arings é ro Ime This we € " niles of Chicaga, Tan TACO i HOME AND TRY IT FOR 200A are perfect! infled with Automatic arings, Imp Itlists everything used by mankind: Michigan Ave.,& Madison St., Chicage, ND BROS. South Side Square Butler Mo. Read and See What we Keep in Sto $7.50 to $25; second band but H s. E : ; i . reported that two negro miners | ——— cures. At H. 1 — s cca and = —— = = ES ee, harness from $3 to $15. Saddles of al were killed and a large number - Se agency sep S ogee Sherif = styles and prices, from the cheapest to the a wounded—one report says 20—at Washington, ‘July 1.—Special |** ® preacher in tke Free Will Bap-| py virtue end authority of a epeciat execution for delinquent taxes issued from the office of tist church steel fork cow boy and sole leather ~~ ki Fredonia, six miles east of the city | Agent Studevant, whom Comptroller seat saddles. Lap robes, horse blan on the Illinois Central Railway to-/| of the Currency, Dawes, sent to St the clerk ef the circuit court of Bates county. Mo.. returnable at the June term, 1899. of said | | Se Se dusters and fi H il and i : s : evenue of B by nets. arness oil and 608 8 Gay. | Louis to investigate Gov. Stephens county, and against John C Ammons, oe full li 7 . be s ee - | . s : ate levied and seized uponall the right, title. in. ull line machine oils and axel grease. Trim Last night 75 negro miners from | receivership of the Fifth National terest and claim of said defendant. John © hes ~ d ir old * : i e b Willi Bank hi filed hi ect Ammons, in and to the following described egy tops new and repair old ones. | Pana arrived in the illiamson | Ban ere, filed his report with the AYS . Teal estate situated in Bates county, Missonri, your old harness and saddles and trade ‘ Sig) z o- wit i county coal fields, where the union comptroller today. Mr. Dawes, in Ps Fifteen (15) acres, north part northwest new ones. We have the largest retail ba men are on a strike. diecussing the report, said that it quarter of the northeast quarter of section fteen (15) in and aoe eight (33) of 1 will o: ‘‘ Before my range twenty-nine ; 1 | = —_ = ee 680 srdue tote. hi Rett i re- i | 2 : Daeg op le vendue to the ighest Mdder ; but was fellowed by several shots, = ae ceuld : yD. : which soon grew into a general bat- | We Make a long Story Short. get =e ee ee 2 U7LER, Mo. & Dr Thurmond’s Catarrh Care ts the only ca- | along Trustee's Sale. tle. | tarrhonre made that is sold—No_ Cure—No} Vithout — " - = = Pay. yousnuffer withcatarrh and colds i thou vi N e b: en, , - — Which side began the fight is not | tmeheadtry ft Ifit falls to cure you it will | it now. She has SS eeettig mentee cats arte ch ae ACCI DENT dri See een RES heey Saree a deed of trust, dated M known, but the negroes were driven H.L. Tvcxer. | used it for two in book 142 at pag off, leaving two killed and about 20 | ee ee ee | months and it is ~ ore anys pene AND—— : wounded. One of the percons killed Thinks St. Leuis Out ef It. | 2 ‘Ip to trust fully described, cony a . 2 following described real e 4 was a negro woman. Kaneas City, Mo., June 30.—Sam | e does Sivn aonthueont quarter of HEALTH a 2 This morning, when the imported | showed that the bank’s business af fairs had been cenducted satisfactor- } ily and that it was a refutation of the negroes were nearing the munes at! Fredonia they encountered a large number of white union miners and a | charge that Stephens had been guil- fs your liver tired? Does it fail to | do its duty? if so, don’t neglect its call for help. A few doses of Herb ine may save you a spell of sickness. Herbine is the only perfect liver linton, Mo., July 5.—In alteres- tion last night Fred Mitchell, son of Postmaster and Editor H. H. Mitch- Democratic Central Committee, has }eome eut in a letter tendering his assistance to Kansas City in the race for the National Demoeratic Conven- tion. , that thet city is,in goed faith, eut , of the contest, the World’s Fair be- wife began using Mother’s Friend she could hardly get around. Ido her without trouble.’ ‘Mothers Friend is an external liniment for expectant h ho usework B Cook, Chairman of the State Mothers to use. It gives In the letter Mr. Cook sa tion that overcomes morning sickness and nervousness. g It is the only remedy that relaxes and relieves the strain. It is the only remedy that makeés labor short and delivery easy. ing all they care to ask for at this time.” Monday, July 1 between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east front door of the court house, in tne city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri, ness are all made at home. One hun and thirty sets on hand. Come, inspect get our "99 prices. nees store in the Southwest avd ovr : We will surprise you. ter and the southea: quarter, and five acres « east quarter of the northeast thirteen (13) township fo thirty (30), and south The Old Reliable PHOTOCRAPHER North Side Square, west quarter (except 20 acres of of thereof) and all that part of lot two west quarter, lying south of Grand os eighteen (15) and all that part of lot two, southwest —— of section Has the best equipped gallery ip b medicine. It cures chills and fever. | strength to attend to their house seven (7) lying south of Grand Eiver in town- i eS a es re Ik I hav i SIEM . | Ship forty-two (42), range twenty-nine (29) con- ; etgen ts eae 4 Price 50 cte. At H. L. Tucker's The cent talk I have had with St. duties almost to the hour of confine-| Siting S10 acres i willt on o Bactivest Mincust. Al If disabled by socltent $20 8 drugstore. Louis democrats leads me to believe| Ment. It is the one and only prepara- ‘Thursday July 20, 1200, Hr ica re ethene Bee gh attheeast front door of th t house i Hows der. Sacco) Styles of Photogrphing ve o’clock p. m. sell tothe highest bidder for cash the “above described to Satisfy said | executed in the highest style of the | debts, ee 33-4 . GRAVES, and Trustee. art, and at reasonable prices. INSURANCE. THE FIDELITY MUTAL AMD ASSOCIATION WILL PAY YOU If Jou lose one limb #28 to 8 you are jl $40.09 per mouth, ithe, Will pay your heirs M (Uiesatea. You cannot lose al when you are sick or dissbled by ecident. Absolutely protection at s cost of $1 to per month. a It is the only remedy that its tbe ee a The Fidelity Mutal Aid A i ee ee ee Ee | urcasts in conditiggan Eta aaetieg Notice of Final Settlement. Crayon WorkZAj#Specialty. smiogatiz ine lerecet ane ; hotel runner, with © paper eraser. 1, son wil snow our pabticnion ‘t near| °F sing is impossible. Don't take |, Mstieetshereby Sem te a creditors an | tne co | often etiam cast deposite ith i The eteal point broke off in Ham | Covidae. Saeed e, Sait ass Sar] tie eee at cae See vinttad teats ks | Stee Sereceaeto ae shasta ealg a mond’s body, making 8 wound in | Inews American rm. in twosizes, ~hidtena eee ae feof, at the ext icrmot| ivesatisfaction. Callandsee | 3s ig solidity of ite protection to ite messbetSes 7 nic or S bate court, ‘Bat oe a the left lung which is considered | tase and fully guaranteed, Send 1s) canting iugprmatbtpicgemie eer Ric eo: ‘. '- | county, state of Missour, tobe held st Butler samples of work, os T.-M, SPT eee = a Sash ——— T Overland, S Park Row, New Send Ser eur free Mlustrated on the isth day ef August, 1 —. es Geo, cud Gan Menage, oo a The" Beadiicld cgulater Cty ADRES, GA. Aéministrator Cc. HACEDORN. on Francdies-