The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 25, 1900, Page 12

Tag Ss 2 FALLING | itebing and ma‘ F5. H CULVER. Funeral Director JNO. HUTCHISON Licenesed Embalm ee WITH THE a aannnnnmand BUTLER CASH 4 DEPARTMENT STORE. 4 sss 2 é : « @ Allorders attendedto mpt- $ ly, day or night. The best »§ 4 hearse in the county. § Terms: CASH OR ON CREDIT. i 5 % } ELEPUONE--Night, 109; Day, No. 5 You have read of the cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and you should have perfect confidence in its merit It will do yougood Death of H. H. Miller. Died, at his home in this Friday last, H. H. Miller. protracted illness. Funeral were conducted from the family resi- dence on Saturday ernoon by Rev. Jones, and interment in Oak Hill Cemete H. H. Miller was born ‘ in Lancaster City, Pa., Feb. 5, 1836 : on alter a services He learned the pottery trade under good worth : Merried his father at Newport, Pa. to Miss Eleanor Freeland that city, Feb, 21,1860. To this mar- riage five children were born, four of whom survive, three girls and one boy, Elmer E. Miller of this city. Mr. Miller came to Bates county in Au- gust 1882, from Kansas, where they epenttwo years. He started the sutler Pottery and built upa large and paying business, which will be continued -by hisson Elmer E. Mr. Miller was reared in the German Lu- theran church, of which he was a life- long member, and died in its faith. He was a prominent businéss man of our city and served two terms asa member of the city council. He was > anexemplary citizen and had many friends. The afflicted family have the sympathy of the community. Outi x Francis P. Browning Dead. Mus. Francis P. Browning departed this life at his home at Reynard, Hudson township, after a short illness, a few minutes before 10 o'clock on Satur- day morning, Oct. 20, of locked bowels. A very sad feature of Mr. Brown- taking off was that his wife and children were all sick in bed at the time, with typhoid fever, and there was no loving hand to smooth his pillow and wipe the death dewes trom his brow. His faithful and loving wife and affectionate daughter had been close to death's door and were very low at the time, his sons barely Laoe able to leave their bed and get around the house. Mr. Browning was a wealthy farmer with one of| the finest and on Round best improved Prairie, often called the A lot of odd pairs whir garden spot of Bates county. He $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2. to had a commodious house set back | the lot at $1.00 ina beautiful lawn. He sur- rounded by all of homecomforts and | had a lov was 1g family to enjoy terial blessings »and yet he is called -v Y vely § Constable William Moran, who also | lruns the hotel. secured bis gun and ae 36 inc U WENT E fu Gls oe Powe 75 cents a yard. a eae 4100. OeTge, hes wide, 29¢ a vard HAIR Your Money's Worth ans Time Beautiful new lot of New. Stylish adies’ spec Jackets from $3.98 up, have been selling ng Cloths, Wes ins and § Jackets and Capes. Our Table Linen ane is a **Hummer.” Topsy Hosiery The celebrated Topsy Hosiery in cotton, part wool, all woolforall ages. Wese Hl them at the best in the country. Underwear. You should see the stock of un- wear we show. It is worth 10 cents more on the gar- ment than the ordinary 50¢ kind. Plush Capes are beauties and sell on sight. Jur fast and are superior values to any in this section. 5c up, extra values, Canton Flannels, 10, 12%, time low prices. till sell heetings as low Our 58 cent Thomson's Glove Fitting Corsets, full line of sizes, 48e to $2.00. ( Kid Gloves at $1.00 and $1.50 Curtains, See our iarms | Ladies Shoes, Panis, all ssort me } L select in early manhood and family is | oo deeply attlicted. Men's Hais. Francis Philip Browning was } We are in Warren tucky, ause w 30, 1844. 3 rices tist College ; 1 Iville, Ky.. and Weslyan Univer lll. He in 1871. at Bloor came to Henry cour t He was) married Louisa Lucas Johnson in D 187+. To were born, this union six cl are of whom, wit widow, survive him. Mr was a member of the Bay and always lived up to sions. He was an hones good bor. a kinda loving husband, an indulgent and aie. tion- ate father and a friend to kind. He will be deeply missed by his neighbors, and the sympatt ) all go out to the afflicted fam & prayer of all good people for their early recovery and restoration to health. + Browning An . 3 . t churct There ane man- ¥Y of whic ts and Neck Up- vveraus strong v yur 48 cents to $7.5 We show a beautiful collection of Window Jas Window Shades, from 13 cents up ity guaranteed r lot of n wh ney other bale of diushin You should see it are alway S Sy Our store. o we | a | = 5e tod40c anywhere. Our men’s woo! fleeced at as ever, are superior goods and we show a full line. rices and qual- h were close out wool $2, nd splendid old low prices and the Topsy hosiery is 50¢ is at old at. Our lat 25 centsisextra | LOOT A BANK. Kill the Constable. | Many Shots Exchanged With Citizens. $1,025 Secured. On last Friday morning about 1 o'cloek the cit |small town it ns cf Bronaugh, a Vernon county, were jawakened by heavy explosions which |came from the direction of the bank. |started out, but killed on his | threshold, a bullet from a revolver Jin the the robbers jstriking him in the forehead. About exchanged between id three who ¢ the approaches to the | bunk, while two of therobbers coolly | finished blowing the safe and | secured thecontents, after which they was 1ands of one of fifty shots wer | the citizen robbers | | Were quar open | disappeared in the dark. An exam- ination of the wreck showed that five {charges had been fired in the outside vault The vault been open and door door had then glycerine had worked a way through the inside vault door. and out- and throigh the small steel door of the strong box. blown nitro- the side inside safe doors and All these doors were standing open just as the had left them. One of safe doors had been blown completely off and was lying on the floor robbers the outside Pieces of steel, iron and copper had been blown off the various doors and were strewn Over the floors of the vault and bank room. The p 2on-holes and drawers of were scattered in @eneral confusion. Charles Brubaker, the owner and cashier of the bank, said thesafe coz- tained $1,625. Of that amount a c few dollars in small silver and the fragments of dollar four ten were found in the debris. bills A posse was organized and went in pursuit early the next morning, but e the robbers had hours the |; start. It is thought there were five 1 men engaged in the job, three on the outside, while two forced the vault. several Bismarck’s Iron Verve Was the result of his splendid health. | @ Indomitable will and tremendious | t energy are not found where stomach. liver, kidneys and bowels are out of I order. If you want these qualities | ; and the success they bring, use Dr. Ding’s New Life Pills. Only 25 cents} ¥ time to organize an association, the object of which should be to encour- age the breeding of more and better poultry in Bates county and accord- ingly they met and organized the Bates County Poultry & Pet Stock Association. The officers are as fol- president: Mrs. R.|# president: C. A. Al-|d urer; and E. P. Hartwell, J.B. Young, Jno. F. KeKee, A. B. Ludwick and J. W. Ginn, executive committee, * The association now has some 36|@ active members and is taking in new ones rapidly The association now has determin- ed to hold its first annual exhibit |" pte at Butler, Mo..on Dec. 26,27, 28 ind 29, and will have Thos. W.|P Southern, an experienced Poultry | B and Belgian hare judge, on hand to| make the awards. Assoviation, 2 rs Visit Bronaugh, Mo.s| the safe had been rifled and papers | + at this term, and asthere are several more time than is allotted to t it is thong weeks to di negligent treatment the plaintiff lost one of his eyes and had to have the same removed. Plaintiff asks $10,- | Jackson and T. L. Harper nie E. pernger, ae 000 damages Altona, Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2 p.| WHen Pr. ig Ne Summit Center, Wednesday, Oct. | for many years had o— i the Rich Hill Coal Mining Company | 31, 7:30 p. m., Hon. D. A. DeAr- den. Shesays: a Fi is one which the plaintiff claims roy-! mond. edies and doctors faile Hume, Thursday, Nov. 1, 7:30 p. | Can scarcely remem ber doing A. Emerson, treas-| the use of certain lands making the/} mm Hon. D. A DeArmond. I feel like sounding ite 9m whole amount sued for $10,000 Hume, Thursday W. throughout the Universe against Mo. Guarantee and S - Your Good Health depends upon the food you eat, Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Pow- der adds to the healthfulness of all risen flour-foods. Not only this, it makes the food lighter, sweeter, finer-flavored, more delicious. It is worth while to exercise care in pur- chasing baking powder to see that you get the kind that makes the food more whole- some and at the same time more palatable, Note.—There are many mixtures, made in ion of baki powder, which it is nt to avoid. They are lower in price PRICE BAKING POWDER co., CHICAGO. pure alum. powders, but they are made Alum in food is poisonous, trom Circuit Court. come up fro Foste Jolin H. Hou appeal from Hill: the lant DeArmond in Jasper Co, Joplin, Mo., Oct. 23.—Cong D. A. DeArmond delivered ay address to-night to a large in the Club theater. The opened by attacking the trusts showed conclusively that the of the republican party in the congress was one of protection trusts, they having absolutely fused to enact any legislation | would curb. this ins Court will open November 131} The docket has been set and covers Rich de- Court in the against aintiff sued. and work for three weeks. but as will likely be filed other there the vasesfor trial | plaintiff Ne ral part >in jail awaiting The rued in The is looked for cases that are likely to consume tion of t} 1 jury McGinnis tur Wasa tit will take four or f the Supreme Cou Oct. ome of the docket. summoned to be pres- ision of the Cor The jury ext few weeks, j power to | © first davon 2 ork ll ii nt th a t nd = work wil = ne whatever amount they might egtn With jury cases left over from | tr > ke ast term Democratic Meetings. from the po kets of the people ad aia : Iinperialisin was disenased by > oTane vals TS e first po ; a cn also meets the fir New Home Thursday, Oct. speaker, who demonstrated ee Harvey C. Clark and J. F. Smith. administration has committed wenty-t nated parties are Lost Corner > day vers. Adrian, Saturday, Oct. 27, Jackson and M. 8. Horn. Montrose, Saturday. Oct. 27, 2 p- m.. Harvey €. rk. Foster, Saturday, Nov. 3, Harvey Hou . 5. Horn, Thurs- | PW Sil | eral acts of a distictly imperial acter, thereby proving that it the power the present 06 ipplyine for desertion is Oct. 25, } he prevailing! Fred vr. Bozarth is brou rom Barton renue. The cace of Patan acai W. 0. | pags one SEER (AEGIS the White house would do self-government in the United as well as Porto Rico or the ht to this court county on change of The plaintiff alle in his : . Clark pines. The money question at H. L. Tucker's, Druggist. petition that defendant was employ-| * Tat toads turday. Oct, 27, | bandied, as were all the othe S 2 z Johnstown, Saturday, es. Zi, 7 : ia af =a : ed as a physician to treat the plain- | at 7-30 p m., H. C. Clark portant issues before the A New Poultry ! ation. ea aa 6 A be oe I a enna ati See The learned congressman : tiffs eyes for granulation: that by surdett, Wednesde cep A ie great ovation at the close dl During the first days of the street reason of the careless conduct of the |Clark. J. A. DeArmond. palhcaiee Seyehe: - > ired ss fair the breeders of thoroughbred i pe Virginia, Friday, Nov. 2; H. C.|Temarks and many dest fair the breeders of thoroughbred | defendant in tre ting the same. and Chk ‘ik — ers ves “| proceed. poultry thought it an opportune | hy reason of unskillful, careless mies and Foster, Saturday, Nov. 3, H. C. Clark and T. L. Harper. Rockville, Saturday, Nov. 3, W. O. A Thousand Tongues Could not express the ray ture Tl m., Hon. D. A. DeArmond. cured her of a hacking ¢9 1e Cas > of Kate M. Crawford vs. moved the pain iu my cheat can now sleep soundly, some Ity to the amount of $8,461 amages in addition by r Foster, Thursday, Noy. 1, 2 p- m., ert | Hon. D. Ac Dedae ia ison of King’s New Discovery is gual W. to cure all troubles of the i chest or lungs. Price 50 cents $1.00. Guaranteed. ial bow free at H. L. Tucker, draggist. 7 Sheriff’s Sale. ki By virtue and authority of an alles tion issued from the office of clerk cireuit court of Bates Co. Mo., the November term. 1900, of eaid directe | in favor of John Cabmam | John Garb Melinda Garber < . I have I+ vied and seized apes! right, title interest and claim of John Garber. Melinda Garber and Keeton in and to the following estate situated in Bates county it Among other suits recently filed Dooley and Judg a e ;_ Spruce, Saturd ; : ., | Dooley and T. W. Farmers Deposit Bank of Crei Olive school house, Tuesday, Oct. nagainst J. W. 30, W. O. Jackson and T. L. Harper. | pie Passaic, Wednesday, Oct. 31, W.O. Jackson and John Silvers New Home, raday. Nov. O. Jackson and J. F. Smith. Amoret, Thursday, Nov. Boxley and T. L Harper. Candidates on the county ticket will be present with the Speakers at I i advertised Jp.m. Every party, cordially Board et al on Josaphi L. M. Ballard against J. - Edwards on contract: Burdett urdett, divorse: W. K. Rov 1, W. | 1. Judge Velma urnham against John H. Burnham. J. B. Day ainst CC. W. Mary E. A. Doo- counting: vorce; = T 1 } - snd Lacaei 2 era 5 little against Turman B Doolittle, WILtraMs, t quarter of section! We live by our blood,and ON |partition: Bates County Bank em. Co. Com. | sx (36), township for.y-one (Al) amu - pie 5 4 - 3 We thrive or starve, as] against Mere own Mutul I Thursday, November 15, 0 eaeeo me surance: Jol W. Paz = between the hours of nine o'clock im 0d 1s rich or poor. a eee 2 Fiders nd five o'clock im the T : . : Mary Page divorce. Mr the east front doo in low spirits, | SP! ng, Ww hen rest and sleep is - are starved ; our bleod there is little nutri- sell the es required der for cash cos to satiefy CLOAKS, GAPES AND TAILOR MADE SUITS, AT THE Spot Cash Store: Back of the blood, is food, eep the blood rich. When » take Scott’s Emulsion d Liver Oil. It sets the iy going again—man an and child. d it, se | , You get style and elegant design in the PALMER GARMENTS. =z. made, regaedless of price Experience and the m and the price is astonishingly low. The proof No garment ; is more correct in this respect. Sax best skilled labor build the is in seeing them. We are glad to show them. SPOT CASH STORE. BUTLER, MO.