The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 27, 1901, Page 8

Sei ioe RARER SHR emma smerny + “asintgbatanemen sn Baas BCcONOoOmMY if Ina few days. Separate is ECONOMY, SUPPLY co. CREA SEPARATOR. Pierce for Fire. Accident or ish. Plate G surance 14-tf An Increase of Members. gre or, Organizer fc Boval ‘Tribe of - Joseph, is in the city securing new members for the order Rich Hill has a membership of 12¢ and Butler will no doubt reach thi number as the plan of insurance stantly appeals to fnsurance. those Money to Loan. to borrow Parties desirir Tornado, 3urglar In- or the ) in- desiring money will find it in any quantity they may desire by calling onthe Walton Trust Co., at Missouri State the decision of the supreme court declaring the third constitutional amendment unconstitutional, the has been 3ank. interest rate to borrowers reduced and money can be had from the Walton Trust If you Co., at greatly re- duced rates. wish a loan call and see this company and get rates. their Ball games and horseracing at the Lake Park the 4th. Thatis the kind of sport that takes and no doubt Butler will have a big crowd. J.S. Pierce represents twelve com- panies and sells insurance that don’t “bust.” 9 tf Dr. 8. K. Crawford, dalia, Mo., was stricken with paraly- sis, Friday, his entire left mayor of side bei effected. His condition is critical and his recove is not expected. Dr. Crawford was surgeon of the Seventeenth Hlinois cavalry during the civil war and surgeon of the Sec- end Missouri infantry during Spanish-American war. James Walker marketed loads of fat cattle Monday They had been prepared for market on his farm near Virginia, and were as nice alot of cattle as one often sees. Mr. Walker is an experienced feeder, and always gets his stock to the top.—Border Breezes. The Rev. Wm. Wardjon, until cently pastor of the Baptist church at Panama, and who has been ina peck of trouble forseveral weeks past over a scandal in his church in which his name figured prominently, has brought suit in the Vernon county circuit court for $2,500 damages against John H. Williams. The rev- erend gentleman alleges that Mr Williams accused him of stealing corn and also that he had deserted his wife and family. the six car night. re- When Missouri goes afteranything, she generally lands. The Woodmen of this state wanted a Missouri man as the head banker of the lodge and went after the plum with a vim which outdistanced all other candi- dates in the The Brookfield man who won out, will handle about $15,000,000 annually, and it will be a big thing for some of the Missouri banks, where the deposits are made. —Jefferson City Press. soon race. Kansas paragraphers must look to their laurels, as a hot rival appears in Oklahoma in the person of the ed- itor of the Lamont Dispatch, who perpetrates the following maiden ef- fort: “A gentleman living near here owns a bird dog which is especially good at fetching things out of the water. In orderto show the boys what the dog could do he threw a 50 cent piece into the water and told the dog to fetch it. The dog dived and brought back a two pound cat- fish and 35 cents in change.” The people of Spruce and vicinity manage to extract a deal of pleasure as they go along in workaday world of ours. A number of the and relatives or Mr. and Mrs. Nick Murphy met at their residence with well-filled baskets to celebrate Mrs. Murphy's birthday) which occurred June 12. A long ta- ble was set under the spreading trees and after the baskets were unpacked good this goodly friends not once were the words “hard times” heard. With feasting and social in- tercourse the tim the hour came for each felt that was uo all work and no play our little gr est results factory th used. You Pastor of . (Now Bishop in Southern Me’ thodist Church.) Since HEAD END COLLISION. Two Freight Engines Come fogether and a Bad Wreck Resulted. Cars Smashed and Iron Rods Kent.-- Three Men Buried in the Wreck and One Dies from Injuries. between collision A head end gines took fre ter place Saturday o'clock and a fear- morning at ful wreck of cars followed In all there were about twenty-six } ears wrecked beyond repa and nearly as many more dam i more or less. The two badly damaged e engines came together water tank, about fifty feet the depot and the shock was felt for blocks distant. stopping of the engines we at the south of two or three The sudden train ight cars to crawl on one another and the crushing caused the fr of tim- bers and bending of heavy iron bars was well night complete The wreck perhaps vere directly in front of the main en- trance to the Here the cars piled on each other until they crush ed in the roof of the building. About 100 feet north of the depot was an- other wreck and still further up the track the cars being piled on one anotherand smashed to kindling wood. A few minutes bound was most se- depot. was another before the mishap the north had arrived and stopped at the tank about 50 feet south of the depot totake water, the emgineer leaving the engine in charge ef the train fireman, had gone to SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS AT HILL'S Cash Store. 5c. values go in this 8° 6 sale for 3 98° values go at 63° two) The prices good for this week ONLY the depot for orders. It is reported the engineer of the south bound train had orders to side track his train at this station, but before reaching Butler he fell asleep in his cab and his engine came into the station under a full head of steam and running at a speed of 25 miles an hour, collided with the standing engine. In the wreck three of the trainmen were badly hurt, one of them Edward Lawson, fireman onthe north bound train had both legs crushed and died Saturday afternoon in the hospital at Kansas City. S. Suyder, on the southbound train from the engine before and was pretty badly cut and bruised about the face and bead. Wolfin, a brakeman on the southbound train got caught in the worst of the wreck in front of the depot and was badly hurt. He crawled from under the wreckage of five or six cars and his escape from instant death is a mir- acle. Dr. Doulware, local surgeon for the railroad company at thia place was called and took charge of those hurt. Their wounds were dressed and Law son and Wolfin, the two seriously hurt were placed on the morning train and accompanied by Dr. Boul fireman jumped the collision HILL'S CASH STOR East Side, Mo. JIM’S SPECIALS One Day Only. Butler, SATURDAY We have to-day JUNE 29. received twenty- six thousand pounds of White Loaf flour and five hundred pounds of Rumford baking powder to besold at SPECIAL SALE, next Si day will Our sales for Satur- limited to Saturday all be certain amounts. White Loaf flour worth $1.10 sack for $1.00 limit 500 pounds Rumford baking powder you have always paid 30 pound for 21 cents, Rumiord baking powder worth 15c a can for 11 cents, Columbia salmon worth 15 per ae h} cents a limit 3 eans. cents ware were taken to the hospital at Kansas City, where as above stated, Lawson died. Hundrds of people viewed the wreck which is said to be the worst that has ever occurred on this line of read. ‘ oe of Respect. Head Quarters Bates County Post No. 58, G. A. B Missouri. In view of the passing BEoy of our comrade, F. M. Meredith, seems proper that we should place upon records a suitable testimonial of our esteem for him Comrade Meredith has been a mem- ber of Post No. 58, Department of Missouri since 1898 and during this time has been a zealous workerin the developement of the cause and has been to us a most faithful and true member, and we join with the wid- owed wife and family in their sorrow, and we hope that his call from the ranks of the Post is to a bountiful reward herefore, be it Resolved. Ist. That we bow in submission to the Divine will, know- ing that He doethall things well. 2nd. That the adjutant be in-| strueted to read these resolutions to | the Post while our next meeting 3rd. That a copy of tions be the wife of i to the city A. ti. Department of tissembled at these resolu- sent to the de-|? papers. McBripe, Committee ease: ima! LOSING | FLESH can be prevented € | mmer Emulsion €| mm | mend b a can for 124 cents, limit © cans. Silk soap worth 5 cents for 3 cents, limit 5 bars Remember, you can buy less than the limit but not more on this sale Come and save on your Satrday’s trade. One Day Onh, June 22, 1901 JIM’S C- G. & M. M. Correction. It having been reported that Rev. about t& viewed him Seott was move from our city we have inter- | in regard to the matter and he in- forms us that such announcement is premature: | He was giving only two Sundays in the month | to Pleasanton, Kan., and he has so built up the | church there that at his request they sceured a pastorfor full time. The church sent Mr. Scott to Topeka to arrange with the state board fora sor, Which has resulted in the call of Rev. Poston to the Pleasanton church. The Rey. Scott has other important work on hand in this vicinity and has not fully decided to move his family. He has received a number} of calls toimportant churches, but has not ac- cepted any at this writing. The following is a copy of the passed by the Pleasanton church on sion of Mr. Scott's retirement from its pastc ate reas, ro. Andrew Scott his work as pastor of the Chi leasanton, hans: Resolved, by t that we rec y and faithful preacher of oge life both + and adds urch apable and one the gospel n and out of the vulpit reatly t counse| there limit 5 pounds. | four or five dollars | —| that if idle | hole lin | corpse it i Corrects Erroneous Statements. Ep. Times DEAR inic rmation of th SIR he general Bank For Workingmen. This institution was intended to meet the wants of people of people who work, who make little and can save but little at a time. iblic you may few points state in your columus a in connection with the new court house now in process of construction Every pes ie ata help is extended to make the way easy to ac- cumulate a bank account. Small sums, from When a new court house starts in one dollar up, are received, and the absence of formalities, the convenient hours, and the very small sums needed to maintain the ac- count explain the popularity of the any county therear any questions The appropri 50,000 and ¢ tect makes an {dir such bu gits does i reserves t! duct ions o1 make may be W. F. Devan... H. E. Percivar. J.B. Devan DUVALL & PERCIVAL, FARM LOANS. is to be may be. For exat foundation tog tive finist had struck solid the county feet rock at a less dep n entitled and would have bee under the contract to a the amount to be by the cour ind superintend- On tl v if yund it | necessary after le xcava Money to Loan on Real Estate at Lowest tion to go deeper. we reserved the Rates of Interest. Come and get our rates. right to set price and esta h SAA RA RA ee eee depth we deem prop trol the cost of san er IT cut] down for trenches I discovered ; BR RRLPDPAPL EP DAD RRR R ADDL DPA ALAA LAPD RAR RA RAPA ‘that the ground had been filled to} an uve f two et from] Sora P ; wae i 4 | Virginia Items. Liberation of Filipinos, ithe natural sdrface whi BOF ge a st ait totied 1h down | tates <i i ~ of the =f ore Wh Bnd Jott pairs fed Washington, June 24.— jsitates the dropping of the foun | What happens in and out of town heii ne 24.—The department has made public ano der issued MacArthar ¢ May 30, liberating Filipino prisone dation in like proportion to secure This doing and we shall godown toa solid Jobn Hussey of Harrisonville, Mo jis spending a few days with relatives by Gen ja proper foundation we are and friends. The order follows base whether two feet or twenty feet, before we commence the walls, Morton Jenkins painted ©. M “In pursuance of the general peli | however, this is a matter of construc- Drysdale’s store last week. of the division commander in respedill The band was at Foster Friday to matters appertaining to they night and played for the ice cream 500 pri released, to 4 the limits of the contract and the appro- but 1 had not forseen themany obstacles which is usually eneountered then the cost have exceeded the | appropriation which the people voted {for this purpose. It is not the inten- | tion of this office to into print any farther than to that firgt-class foundation jtion and comes entirely within fication of the archipelago. Seve supper at the Christian church. oners of war will be priation of the building, in case eral ladies accompanied them. Mr. Allen and Miss Shelton of Fos- ter, attended Sunday school at M E. church Sunday The Miss Ida Cuzick’s Thursday nizht was well at- tended. Plenty of ice and cake and a good time enjoyed by all. pecially signalize the surrender ap acceptance of the sovereignty of United States by Gen. Maseard commanding insurgent forces int provinces of Bataan and Zambe and Gen. Lacuna, commanding § the provinces of Bulacan and Nue' Keija. would Endeavor social at cream state we shall have a and building throughout without one} Some of the young men who are THE living in single blessedness, say tbe 4 dollar extra to the people beyond the appropriation voted for this purpose young ladies of Foster know how to as to the exact depth that I shall ex-|&¢t UP @ supper and how to treat cavate Lam not ready to say, as no] 8trangers : sane man can judge of the condition] | The Sunday school of the a tian church have got their new or of the ground until he sees it. As a gan. Itisa fine one, rased of rule physicians do not prescribe a , pure remedy until they know what the| Mason & Hamlin Co.. Boston, Mass disease is, neither does an attorney Miss Mary Rape and mother left AT brief a case until he knows what the|/@8t Friday for Mapleton, Kan . to case Therefore I think the county | ¥#8!t with the Doson family leourt and myself excusable for first] The Virginia boys had their ball | ascertaining the quality of hardpan | 22™¢ Saturday afternoon They te 3 . 5 i ave ot «given emselves ¢ to be found upon which to start the have not yet given themsely a | walls, but let it be understood that |@™e ould they happen to down some other club some of the boys! we have contemplated from the first f ee ee to use our judgment in the premises, think Virginia Tiger would be the 2 ‘ and that we have kept the matter so | Proper name in hand that a solid foundation can|__ Misses Birdie Vantrees an Ruby be secured without extra cost to the Kinney of 3utler, visited Miss Nora Butler Base Ball people above the appropriation Jundy Sunday and attended 8. 8. at |voted. Asto thecost of any con- the ¢ hristian eburch ' _| struction in the building, whether in W. W. Park has been on the sick Vs. 4 | foundation or elsewhere is a list for several days i matter Mrs. W. D. Orear returned home last week from Kentucky it the past of the contract. I this explana tion due to the public and must be excused hereafter from further publi- cations. I will state in conclusion sarties persist in foolishly a wake where there isn’t any is no fault of mine 1 will showing any tz wholly within the conditions where she consi interat her girlhood Kansas City, will give a grand exhibition of home. Mrs. Humphrey of Butler Mrs. John Hedger Sunday Some talk of a4th of July at Vir ike pleasure in gini cream supper, payer the plans and contract. but] but nothing sure. It bet- r that the construction lter to keep the will be of tne best quality and the |} st will not exceed the appropria- tion. Very truly, yours, Geo. E. McDonaLp Supterintendent of Construe visited fet wre oeksa ball at the Lake Par u vs DRIVERS CLU east of , some of an ice would be folks and it would keep they est assured voung near t in ii home at such time out of the saloons and | money would spend their mney for some- thing Pz tion little People rktowe is a place he east Ifa a ) t ¥ t mile a matinee of running present g and there y ling out and turning gray very fast. ut your Hair Vigor stopped the falling and restored the naturai color.” E. Z. Benom Cohoes, } not in as g¢ They h horses er seasor It’s impossible for you not to look cid, with the color of seventy years in your hair! Perhaps you eereeen we and the « Plea: J. W. TvcKer, Wx. B. WeLenxpy. ' We r& Shafer Mfg Co | i We can 7 ay | times. Get our} We will not be] overbid in ca 21-tf Yours are seventy, and you like your gray hair! If not, use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. In less than a month your gray hair will have all the dark, rich color of youth. bo’ All druggists. » & oe eo @ Ammission - Ag Ladies all free. band and the Addr CO, Sieeae Mass. at ar nearest expr es J.C. AY. | obtained by sale of the ti to give then eof =m m= ao a