The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 23, 1902, Page 1

+f VOL. XXIV. - NEW GoopD “NOUGH SULKY PLOW, | THE Best Plow on Earth FOR THE Money. Since its introduction several years ago, this sulky plow has proved to be all and even more than we claimed for it, It has astonished everybody by its extreme simplicity, the ease with which it accomplishes the most dif- ficult work, both to man and team, and the excellleace of the result is ob- tained. Its remarkable auecess is showa by the enormous demand for them and by the hundreds of commend itory letters trom farmers and deal. ers which are constantly being received x Despite the fact that the 4 NEW GOOD ENOUGH has made such a marvelous record, we have added still more to its worth, Tt now has an adjustable saddle, that admits of giving the plow more or less land, besides having a new landing lever as shown in cut, . coun ny DEACON BROS. & CO. Hardware and Grocery House. FLLLLLLLRLLLLRLLLLLLRL ELE rand - Opening. # FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 31, 1902. Music and free entertainment furnished by Ailen Orchestra, i$ Friends and patrons cordially invited. ng Having refitted and furnished especially for my business, — }§ the room formerly occupied by the Pioneer Drug Store, I have g put in the largest, and best assorced and only exclusive stork of jewelry ever seen in the eit y. g Diamonda, watchers, clocks, silverware, cut glass and fancy 8 ‘ china novelty and toilet articles. \$ : Will also have the best equipped work aud repair shop in \§ i the city. BY Remember, | am 2 graduate of Optics and make a special- MK] ty of testing the eves and fitting glasses. You will do well to see my stock and gat prices before buy- id ing. id Remember the Grand Opening & OF THE Big Jewelry Store on East Side Square Friday evening, Oct. 31. Practical souvenirs will be given. GEO. E ELLIS. HSSSSESSSESSESSSSESSSSESESSSESS LLLP LLL PEL LLL LOLOL LLLP POOP DS to do de Se Sb Se Go ae ae io io aD Virginia Items. Spruce Items. We heard it and jotted it down, What happened in and out of town. Medal contest at Virginia Satur- day night, November Ist. All areia- ited. Mrs. Powers, of the W. C. T.U., ll speak at Virginia Sunday night, ov. 9. She has a national reputa- ion. Come and hear her. \Clark Wix and Junge Steele passed thkough here Monday night bound forMulberry. Protracted tmeeting ix atill going on. Miss Mary Cowan aud Ollie Walker eprinkléd at « burch lastSunday, Four go under the water Thuraday. Campaign is the talk arvund Vir- ginia now. The protracted meeting at Spruce is progressing with good interest. Mrs. Lutzenhiser is very sick at this writing. It is reported that the Spruce mills will start up und+r great headway next week. i Chas. Peacock retarne: home from Harrisonville, where be had been working in a marble shop for the pust two weeks. 4d. bh. Kretzinger, of Eldorado Springs, will make a few days’ visit in this county this week Elis Kimbail and family were the guest of Chas, Pencock last Sunday. Mre. Smith. of Kansas, visited her nephew, Mr Gilmure, last week. ta. D. VanHuy was the guest of Mrs. J. B. Newberry Saturday. “ L. V. Hall leaves next week for Booneville, Mo., to make his future ome Threshing cau be heard in every} Mrs. Sil Dyers has raised a fine direction. “— of ey! this —. ba we * here will be no school at the Wil- Clift Jackson returned home last low Tree this week on account of sick- > eek from Denver, where he has! been | nese, Frontz, . to visit his brother, Millura, who is : retury for * Governor, a —_—__ “While there he called on Samue’ ‘ yers, the popular grocery sutes- List Your Property. _ : , who traveled through this] If you want ta dispose of your furiu, et wevell it for you; if you county about twelve years. He re- want to exchauge it for laud in’ west- DO wat he had lust 30 tbs by be & , ° ; L ss BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1902. 4 NO. 51 $ JIM YOUNGER A SUICIDE. } A THRIVING INSTITUTION, lh fi f; | The Ex-Bandit Shot Himself in St.'A Record of Which the Friends und 5. Ine Tan ate f a Pau! Sunday, | Patrons Can Well be Proud | Se. Baul Ah . F Asis probably known by the ma ; oa n Pape re notorious orits of the business public the press | r Ig l eI as Dal Men Ole j _* , : ent laws of the state of Missouri are | rs . Younger brothers, companions of ait aniline pe ina: & cual ’ — ae oe oe — _— requirements ne to examiiation and | Will sell for one week only, commencing in pis o omday, ecause ye . - ' i management of state banks. Astle terms of his parole prevented him sos aeiet hese phy nak tatne} TH U RSDAY, OCTOBER 2srqd, from marrying the girl he loved is sh a hondity ae vild ig hanking | oz . . , : said to have been the reason for the | uC! Condition as wideat banking, | one 25 pound package of the finest granulated sugar for S$} suicide, Tl healt i oa . | the statutes requiring the Secretary ie ' ; ; he iy 1 and separanony of State, at least once a year,|to all customers who purchase $5.00 or more at. one. time om his friends are also given as through his examiners eleck up not he } This i | “oh . — causes, ily the onal but the bodlee duakinis| woe DOMMES his includes purchases in auy and all depart: Cole and Jim Younger were paroled | , 0.” : te bie . : Sets the Gulbenanb onal met July trial balances and in various ways! ments of the house, Below we quote a few prices, ee mHety “WY Fascertuining methods and modes of 0,1901. They srved 25 , ; | | Good collar pad , BO Ae They had then served 25 Management, reporting to him con GROCERIES and HARDWARE | Good collar pad _ years forthe Northtield bank rob- AHeutally, oxact conditions. Phare . ¢ | Goad felt col t . bery, James was Stand Coleman 52. |. : ay 4 ass 2 Ne egos il . 31 sal eoda $ | Good ax Ry the terms of their parole the two prdaaaa eobay ad ae mei Pe 12 bars Nugget soap Double bitr : re ements that are dittir weed, fa. | or brothers were forbidden to leave the rey eh a if sie ; the 12 burs Ark soap ="! Good 2-man saw, Diateo 1 : he best « ged banks} a... “fel es D5 state of Minnesota and had to report to cdmply with every day in the id bars Olive tte soap 29 U Ruck aaw, edad qualis regularly to the pardon board. Cole] yaar, ‘Those examiners are not per-|a bars Silk singed 2 | Good leather halter TH Younger became agent for a tomb Haiteed 4G dublivate ‘the Hanis that & bars Old Country soap =" Goo rope | stone concern, Jim worked ina cigar] gyoy will an yy [8 bars Cream soup =) Goordl breast stra stps hs Sia they will examine from one day TOly hare X Tuva sonp 25 i i if s other oO banker knows . : 5 i venuner A year ayo it was announced that ates : ‘ sso — se 1, [Grandpa's Wonder, tar soap ax haa James Younger was to marry a se verona Z alt he i, Ua | Morning Glory coffee worth 25ent. 17 Laneel @ newspaper woman who had interest PSR : ie 7 in a ss He | Fine Moca cofive worth 17, 2th 25 ed herself in his case while he was a sap oa ae ‘ a seal to pro [oTaiaal Java blend worth deat 19 conviet, The board of pardous de- te i ae ae ae Ms pets 0 me rain Mriean Java worth aie, 20 Ginis. look-out! prices shot clined to vousent to the marriage,|n cpa ae ") Pea Berry coffee worth 35¢ at 25 Re ay et : ‘ BG) otfiers of this bank may certainly |. ire? rorth 50, 3a. te pieces and Jim became morose. He left bis! , : | Good Nod Lnyperial tea worth 50, 35 a ae serene e S| fee { proud of this d eument aid the} at Nonkas-ewnne a fis -Shercetinnt i whee work three weeks ago and took-eporeriartact that the ie nat he tir . : roomin a downtown block, Last fae iA ft D : ce i He ' hy rt ve 1 gal Rock Candy syrup AM | re SG.00 at S448 night he was talking and acting ah : ri : oe hens heaiageban New package currants 9; Good double barrel shot gan queerly, but no attention was pilid & i a . 's has © SOD T New prekage raisins My ° to him ' iN ibaa hate lina Ana gbecaz paaaeaal PCR T apricots tb Finefront acti The suicide is supposed to have oe- t agora a me i The MS) New California dried peackes 3 tb hare curred about 8 o'clock this morning. en cri di Mabe etter packages Grape Nut Fine impor When he did not make his appear-| 8, D, Kure, Cashier, Ovt. 9, 1909.17 fine Seoteh oats Laie le ance as usual to-day search was] Parmers Bank of Rates County, {2 lt? Banner oats 24] Fine EEN ee lo made for him. About 5 o’elock this Butler, Missouri Full Weight Tomatoes ned ei . : ’ 4 b . oor Pi tle We Bo) ' t sv * afternoon the door of his room was] Dear sir —The report of theexam Best on the Market, ne sy . ne 1 : aii abe broken in and his dead body found, ination of Sout bank made Oct, Gth 2 Thean Lowa sugar corn 93 for 25 au oe me 4G me i * oe : * . Don Stevens favor Looat > OY stretched on the floor beside the bed, } and 7th hy theState Bank Examiner Alaske re . salmon ere A Loaded shells . a revolver clutched in his right hand.|C. T. Bunee, has been submitted to Monareh salmon, the very beat mM Good tir i He had shot himself through the] this department, ‘The condition of Feans Shamroch lve (the best) 25 sees tin wan il ts head and evidently had been dead | youe bank is first class; its earnine |? bean Calfornia table peaches 14 . : ais ie boiler for some hours, capacity AL, and management active, 31h ean Cal Yuba peaches, syrup 20 a stales ee oy CAREER OF THE YOUNGERS. conse*vative, and efficient, and fully All package votive es 1.48 1844—Junuary 15, Cole Younger] meeting ali the requirements of the] Sttt oP Horseshoe tob Se eut, th 43 P nO was born. department, No recommendations pene as EatAneS BUECUS me a 1848—January 15, Jim Younger|or suggestions to offer Standard Navy tob. 9e cut, thd ent 25 was born. Very truly yours, Red ribbon or Granger twist t it 1855—Oct. 29, Bob Younger was saa - pape { Cigars, Ambrocin, Cremo, Cadet aD born, ree 4 deal and Pusher all at de each, = Se pia nist pan pu 1862—Their father was murdered Goes Like Hot Cakes. May flower mince meat nx | One pot 0 by “red legs” Cole Younger joined] “The fastest selling article [have] | package Yeast Foam ! SHEN) BIEEE COne HON <n Quantrell’s guerrillas. in my store,” writes druggist ¢,'T |} pkey Cow bramk soda ol4 te plates 1865—Cole Younger was commis-{ Smith, of Davis, Ky., “is Dr. King’s} Rising Sun stove polish 7 | Bint tineups 26,3 fou » sioned to raise a confederate regi- Met Ps naa eA a Alea raine 1 thsalted crackers y Exe beaters 3 it de %, becuse alwayel, isd s } o* ment in California. He returned and|¢ures, In my six years of ree 1 large box No. 1 axle grease 4, Potatom isi i formed a guerrilla band with his|has never failed. L have known it to | American ball blue 4 paaeee cookin : 2 brothers and the James boys. Raided save sufferers from throat and lung} 4 tt box Gold Dust W Lare tin dipper i Liberty, Mo, bank, took $72,000, oe pag e ne help gs 1 box 1,000 parlor matches 5 pie mill 20) docto: or any other remedy.”"} 5 lie Cloun adisines Nickel plated copper botéeeor bay ae aeeH, - Mothers rely on it, best physicians Te bily Gloss atancn 1 te i ae is = - 1866—Raid of Lexington, Mo.,| prescribe it, and H. L. Tucker guar-| | £4! best saver kraut BO ace : bank; got $2,000. antees satisfaction or refund price, | Polar Bear tlour, the best flour ys quart me W pani 12 1867—Raid of Savannah, Mo.,| Priet bottles ire. Regular sizes, 50¢ on the market per sack 1.007 Flaring-tit-pait i bank; no money secured; one killed. and 31. Noxall tlour, strietly old wheat 95 £0 quart flaring tin pail 14 1867—Raid of Richmond, Mo ; took HARDWARE Clothes pins, wood, 4 dozen i $4,000; three killed. out Gam ; sped sanir hone i 1868—Raided Russellville, Ky., This has been.a fine week and the Good hatchet t4e, 85¢,38e and 48) Wash tub galvanized The, 650 rir] bank and! secured $17,000: Cole | farmers are taking advantage of it. Good hammer We to 45e for Pott’s iron handlos 7 Younger shot Bartrap ha planter Joe Baum has finished his stock Ist grade steel, | Pote’s toons 2 ih sot = a yd : s | i : dead for foul in horse race, : ~ Walls went to Kansas one Auger bitte X to Linch,each 12 to 33 | Glass dipper 10 1868—Kobbed Gallatin, Mo., bank | day last week after a load of coal. Ail 8 hog rings 6 | Hunter sifter 19 and killed cashier. Ned O'Dea sold a nice lot of hogs | God pad lock 9| Tron frame wringer $1.23 cv) a ( pa Ss! La.; secured $40,000 Soon after| where he has been pn to ecko, — a eet | Potato forks 48 robbed Columbia, Ky., bank of $200] to help him gather corn, al wttle leaders 10° Wire stretcher a4 and killedcashier. Alsorobbed Kan-| Mrs, David Siionk spent Sunday 2-foot rules ; Itt \4 tine manure fork 1s sas City Fair association of $10,000 pry ted peat 7 Ned 4 Dea, und | Slotted rivets, 2 boxes 15) Good coal seoop 63 in presence of 1,000. ‘fenaon Williams ioe tale > nice wien ie ; fre bamhagg Hi 1873—Looted Ste. Genevieve, Mo.,}barn and corn erib, He is and eek Ip sockets 9» Steel trap No. 1, per dozen 1.48 bank of $4,100. Wrecked Rock] etic young man. White metal line snaps . Steel traps No. 1's per dozen 2.19 Islanc inin Lowa, ki j Edgar Siwe, of 111 , is visiting home| Roller snaps 15) Long handle fire shove! 2 d trainin Iowa, killed engineer war ez Latits ej Long handle fire shovel 12 Wf folks this week. Husking pins 5e, Te, 9e 2de and 35 oo are? . and secured $6,000. Robberies of | [O1K8 this week fs eP Short hand} shovel de, Ge, and 12 dealente Ceeee ciate, i. ties Wim, Walls is reported quite sick. | Cooper rubber pomp buckets 1) Good whine 180: 1Sc and 5 , ” M4 : ; . 8 100, Te ane 2 cie, Ind., and eleewhere followed; ae aor Guar tk ee prepay eure ou 4) Rawhide whi 480, 480, and 73 5 also bauk at Huntington, Va. Crowder’s. ; it ; Anti-rattlere 9) Best food chopper 99 1876—Sept. 7, final raid on North- . bie - = wife. of Boag = a ney a ; eo Full line of catlery at lowest : . . . ittle girl, Al! parties doing well. full length hand saw 48 bine : ener ies. Rast; sactine Haywoed Some suenk thief robbed George! Coat and hat kooks per dozen 12. y B ai ms ry killed. omnes —_ Beddiv’s bes hive the — _, Shot ) ean Kew 205 it surrounded near Shieldsville, Minn.,| J.B. Rice has returned from his|”” Staples, 4 ' but escaped. September 13, three| trip to Washington, DC, He visited Good powder 24° Henly hog fence, 26 inch high 5 Younger brothers finally taken; —_ — Kono. gga ol Felt wade 18) barb bottom, per rod, 27 James buys escaped. Youngers tried, Mp Vernon Was oD the Dattledhip “poser hn ». Rupe 12 < “ = , a5 | 2 ? : 1 . pleaded guilty and sentenced to{ which fought at Santiago, brought Loaded Shells 43° Barb wire, galvanized 348 7 prison for life. November 21, taken] relic from the Maine, went to see a = 5 5 fi to Stillwater, | the mnint, the Smithsonian Iustitute, Highest Prices Paid for Produce. era Kausas ud get three to six acres for oue, I will wake an effort to so ro. [will be at Adrian Oct, 35th, Rich Hill Get. 31, and W. 0. Atke- Fork. wher he went to louk for! sou’s law ottice in Butler Nov. 1st. , He reports Kongens all ght | Come inon the above dates ind list Will Ie several changes here} your property or write me giving de- ffuture. . |eeripvion, price and terme! I think ——— Lean sell or excheuge your firm for you, if the price ie right. Cheap tation to western Kansas E. B. Arxinson, fing contived in the score. LWilina Mury Llensley is on the sick mturned from Kansan 1898—September 16, Bob Younger died. 1901—July 10, Cole and Jim Younger paroled by state board of pardons. For SaLe—A choice list_ of farme, Call or write for prices aud terms, A. 8. MILLHORN, Graintield, Kan, |40-tf Real EstateAg’t, Butler, Mo.' Lynch, over Mo. State ’ ' and many other historical places. Mrs. J. N. Sharp returned home rong week from her visit wt Appleton ity. Election day is close at hand. ang let every good democrat roll uy his sleevés and work furthe whole = Loans on Ist and 2nd mortgage on country or town property. G |. ik. B5tt- Our weights guaranteed. You get what you buy here, not one ounce short in weight or measure, thus a child can buy as cheap as the professional shopper. Bring in your trade and help the house that hammers down high prices, Butler Cash Department Store,