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BUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 1887.
NO. 42
Pacific It. R
vtp It Southern Branch.)
dn,; Sunday, May 10th, and
notice, train will leave
f GOING NORTH.
...4:45 A M
,.. 7:55 F M
..2:00 P M
A M
fast Express....
L4.C. Exprew
's-JUcoromodatton. .
1 GOING SOUTH.
'-TttExpre$ 9!4'M
7j C. Eipress 11:40AM
Accommodation 8:55
f 17 It!..
GOING WEST.
pwenger 11:50AM
LAccomodatlon 9:5c a m
. GOING EAST.
DAVIS ON LOCAL OPTION. I horse;' but it Keems that there
will be a reversion to run, '-Brown
The Ex-Confederate Prenideut Discuss- hasn't got a horse." But this is no
esthe Issue in Missouri.
Boonville, Mo., Sept. 8. The edi
tor of the Advertiser recieved the
following letter from Jefferson Da
vis on local option:
To Walter Williams, Editor Boonville
Advertiser:
Beauvoir, Miss., Sept 1. Dear
Sir: I have received your letters of
the 27th ult. requesting me to settle
V.a .....i: : j x :
iPssenger... 7:3S M 1 huwuuu ui regaru so my opuuuu
Accomodation ....... 2 . 10 p m m o local option being a proper
Wer trains make direct con- , r r
jJTst. Louis and all poinu east method to secure temperance. Many
4 all poinu aouth, Colorado, of the controversies between men are
.j. and all points west and
lite rites and other Information m reunion to terms man
' V V ri.uH Arrant I V,;.,n Tt 1 1 ii J.l
, ft. X . i uuugg, iwu uuuuu iut3ua 1.110
joking matter with Mr. Brown, as he
is unable to lose the horse, unless he
is compelled to, which is the case in
this instance. El Dorada Tribune.
geo-
The Iron Beds of 3I.ssouri.
Here in Missour, nrar the
graphical center of the United States,
are found iron d-?j osits which are
practically inexhaustibV. Iron min
ing has been c tr. u 1 0:1 for Vi-ars in
many counties, and it ii one of the
most important industries of the
Rain Comes Just in lime.
Koehler, Mich., Sept. 8. Yester
day's rain is a godsend to the people
of this section, for they have been
scourged by fire night and day for
weeks past Yesterday it was all
certain that the village of Tohinibee
must go, and Sunday the settlement
at Ball postoffice was only saved by
change of wind, and many of the
settlers had their chattels removed
to a place of safety. Nearly every
lumber camp in this part of the state
has been burned, and only the sparse-
ness of the settlements has prevent
ed disasters that would have eclipsed
for
0 j, Misses I GMlte
We have this season the Iarg-
.A I 1 1 1 I . . .
(7e. tucker,
f
fori
DENTIHT,
MISSOURI.
OfflCE OPERA HOUSE.
I Lftwyen.
JJMKK
; lawtkb. . . ,
, von ia all courts. All legal business
-mti to. Office over Bates Co. Ns
A, BsUsr, Mo.
J2.XS0N ft GRAVES,
ORNilS AT LAW.
iWesi Side Square, over Lans
ADnig Store.
'a A SMITH.
3,10. Offlca front room over Bates
jrMnal Bang.
Ifuaosco. S.P.Francisco.
"mSCO BROS. Attorneys at
( Laajutler, Mo., will practice In
of Bates and adjoining
'1 Prompt attention given to col
1 Offlct over Wright Glorius
31 ftore, 9q
right of a local community to decide
whether they will have barrooms
and saloons licensed to sell intoxi
cants, then I should say, thus limit
ed, I should be in favor of the exer
cise of the power. It would be com
mended by two reasons: First, the
adoption of the rule would depend
upon the consent of the governed.
Second, the rule being supported by
public opinion, could be peacefully
and efficiently executed. The meas
ure would be merely withholding the
license to do that which one has not
an inalienable right to perform
would take no one's property with,
out just compensation, and would
not invade the rights Of any man's
neighbor. You will not fail to per
ceive that my position is very far
short of what is demanded by the
prohibitionists, to use the reorganiz
ed designation of the party.
Respectfully,
Jefferson Davis.
the RtafA rmfcwlo rT urrrimiiuro Tn
the amount of iron nrnrl 'mi- 111086 ,of Huron peninsula a few
: . A . years ago. bunday a strip of country
among the states. Up to this time I threennlcs by ten long was burned eSt aild beSt lTe Of SCtiOOl ShOeS
however, iron mining in the rigid .""' tnat hVA PVPf hoon chnum 5
.... . 1 iiv tne 8MUPTR. At tirespnt. now. 1 w - - w w w kwvb a j s aw vv a a ii 1 a.a 110
sense or tne term nas been unknown " . . r. . . :4-m ti . j . , T
W. A lava. rt; f ha I e ver, a neavy storm and mucH rain tILV. i-dreniS WnO neSQ SHnOnl
w I - AU. M I M SS ak
ws.www tvi .1 I V 1 1 UIIIIUIC Will 1111U IL
SvrnporFigs, fn thoiV oHuonf
Manufactured only bv the Cali- rw 1 lAwvumaC .J Uttll UI 1 lilt?
Torsucn gooas.
f f. SILVERS.
jTORrJEY 5 LAW
1 practice In Bates and adjoining
I ta, Is th Appellate Court .t K.nw. ,r
visdla the Suprern Court at Jeffer- inquiring for Mr,
She Finds Her Horse.
Last Friday afternoon a ragged
and dirty speciman of .the female
persuasion rode into town on a lum
ber wagon and immediately begun
J. A. Brown. She
ore
obtained has been found on the sur
face of the ground. Even in the
region where the production has
been longest continued and greatest,
the immense deposits underneath
the soil are practically untouched.
In the neighborhood of Iron
Mountain alone are beds of ore ex
tensive enough to supply the coun
try s furnaces and foundries for
many centuries to come. When these
facts are considered, why capitalists
don't at least make a beginning in
developing this region is inexplicable
Part of this neglect has undoubtedly Thonjrhtless Youths Responsible,
been due, so far as regards there iron I Ft Scott Kan., Sept 8 Six weeks
fields in the interior of the state, to aS George T. Pearsell, a prominent
want of adequate facilities for trans- business man and brother of General
f erring it to the market. This draw- B. PearsaU, was thoughtlessly
back, though, has not attached to tnnwn upon the pavement by a
the region around Iron Mountain or couple of young men, resulting in a
Pilot Knob. Between those fields compound fracture of his arm. It
and the markets railroad communi- failed to heal as it should and to day
cation has for vears been direct and amputation was considered neces
sary. Ue was put under the mlluence
of opiates at 4 o'clock this afternoon
and the limb removed, but he never
regained consciousness and died this
fornii Fig Syrup Co., San Francis
co, Cat, is nature's Own True Lax
ative. This pleasant California liquid
fruiis remedy may be had of Simp-
son s. Co. it is the most pleasant.
prompt, and effective remedy known
to cleanse the system : to act on the
Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels gently
vet thoroughly ; to dispel Headaches,
Cold and Fevers ; to cure Consti- Ichnoc Co of oiAr ros-Mi VA
pation. Indigestion, and kindred ills. VJI IV-rv-"" -O.Ol- Ol UCU C
23 6m.
MAX WEINER
Sole agent for "SELZ" and"GIE
SECKE" hand made boots and
cheap. Globe Democrat.
?0mcE North Side Square, over
.Scoria's. ' Vtf
( -. c -i . .
I ; .' Ptvrpuoiana.
claims that her name is Sota, and
that she was a cousin of Hamilton,
the man who was shot and robbed
Salt in Kansas.
Leavenworth, Kan., Sept. 8. The
vein of salt struck here yesterday in
the well of the Ellsworth mining
company, at a depth of 730 feet,
has now reached a thickness of 155
feet and the bottom has not been
evening.
There was an unusual gathering
last Saturday at the home of Seth
Davis, in Newtonville, Mass., the
occasion being the celebration of his
one hundredth birthday. This cer
tainly is not a very old government
when we see a man in the full pos-1
session of his mind who lived under
the articles of confederation and was
born before we had a president.
When he first saw the light George
Washington was the idol of the
people, and John Adams and Thomas
Jefferson had not then thought of
dividing the country into two great
political parties.
Order of Publication.
:!-
Stats or Missocai,
County of Bates
Ia the circuit court of Bates eoanty, Mlssosas,
Jane term, 1SK7. The state of Missouri M
the relation and to the nse or Oscar Sender.
ex-offlcio collector of the revenue of Baft
county in the state of Missouri, plaintiff, vs
lacoo iwppie, aeienuani. uru action lor e-
Unqnent taxes.
Now. at this dsv comes the nlsintiff heroin.
by her attorneys, and tt appearing to the satin
faction of the court from the return of tin
sheriff on the writ of summons Issued hernfn
that said defendant cannot bo summoned In
this action. Whereupon tt is ordered by tao
court that said defendant be notified by publi
cation that plaintiff has commenced a antf
against him in Shis court by petition, the ab
ject and general nature of which Is to enforce
the Hen of the state of Missouri for the delln-
AGood Appetite
is essential to good health, but at
this season it is often lost owing to
1 . 1 -r. . 1 I Ult UUVCltf VI lUlVtU.kH w uu
rescued, xt is pure root salt, very 1 , . . , - . t. - i:
Its Delicacy of Flavor
And the efficacy of its action have rend
ered the famous Caliiornia liquid iruit
" 7 " LwwtotwI " i UiOOU' u""" ,UA remedy, Svrupot Figs, immensely pop-
of $30, a wagon and team, and that strong and pronounced by experts organSj and the weakening effect of ular 7t cleanses and tones up the clog
ged and feverish system, and dispels
Headaches, Colds and Fevers. For sale
by Sim son & Co.
ioSa war lnolrincr for on of the horses. I superior to any other discovered. It the changing season. Hoods bar
which she understood Mr. Brown ia claimed to be the thickest vein in saparilla is wonderful medicine for
She the world. creating an appetite, toning uie ux-
Quite a number of parties are here hnl t Now ;H tge time to
from different localities rejoicing take it Be sure to get Hood's
with the Ellsworth people over their Sarsaparilla.
valuable find, which will be worth A f, Mr Wilson
I R. BOYD, M. D.
X3IAN AND SDRGEON.
Jici-Et Side Square, over hWBe said it would shake
xweiners, ... 1 -ivv. : v
1"T.- BUTLER, Mo.
had
gave
in
an
his possession.
accurate description of
CX. J. M. CHRISTY,
GOIIIOBUPATIIIC
AN AND SURGEON,
Jitront room over P. O. All calls
"td at office day or night.
-Nat attention given to female dia-
:
( C BUULWARE, Physician and
vttifton. Office north side square,
mo. uiseasesot women and chil-
pecialtv.
hands with her if it was hers. She
was shown Mr. Brown who showed
a willing disposition to deal fairly in
Mr. John Oliphant is in charge of
the corps of engineers which is sur
veying the old road bed for the K.
C. &B. H. B.B. The party arrived
minions ro tne city ana minions more 1 t
. t,xb Btow - "-"J - . . . tnis morning py juessra rvoyce uuv . Thnrsdav evening and
the matter after hearingthe woman's to those who engage in mining this . fa neW8 d m ow cAJ. !hc 1
. x,. v UninnM. avf,i.iA ixuoo took up quarters at the Palace hotel-
t!
DRS. FR1ZELL & RICE.
3YSICIANS, SURGEONS
U" ; AND ACCOUCHEURS.
oer their drug store on North
f"rett, Butler, Mo.
atnnr onrl 1oaonnfinn of Tl horse. 1 Valuable 8XtlCle.
brought the horse forth, and recog- Whisky's Record Equalled
nized him as hers, at the same time, I Versailles, Mo., Sept 2. Tester
saying: "Poor old Charley, you day afternoon Sam Gains shot and
are looking thin,'' tapping him on I killed Frank Wilson, in this county,
the leg, "Shake hands Charley." I about fifteen miles from this place.
The horse immediately complied I Both men with their families lived
with the request After some furth- near each other and got water from
er talk Mr. Brown told her that al- the same spring, which is lacated on
though he was satisfied that it was public lands. It seems that Wilson
her horse he would not turn it over drove Gains' children away from the
to her until she identified herself, spring where they had gone to get
and also the horse, by other parties, water. Afterwards Gains drove
but that it should be taken good Wilson's children from the spring,
care of and not leave El Dorado un- whereupon both men met near the
til she could get the matter in satis-1 spring, Gains armed with a shot-gun
to the K. C. & R. ' H. road. He
states that the work is progressing
satisfactorily, and that he is extend
ing the line at both ends. To the
people of Butler, Mr. Wilson sends
the following consoling(!) P. S-:
"The Butler newspapers say it is
impossible to raise the $1,000 a mile
subsidy. If Butler is too poor and
unwilling to try to raise that amount
then it is hot worth the while to run
our railroad three miles out of the
wav to reach such a town. Tell
vour people that is our answer." R.
H. Herald.
quent taxes of the vear 1883. amounting In aw -
gregaui to tne sum or s , logeioer whb mn
intrrt, costs, commission and fees, upon th
following described tracts of land situate In
Bates county. Missouri, to-wit: IjOt'lSfn
block tt. in the city of Rich HU1, Missouri,
and that unless the said defendant be aat
appear at the next tern of this court to bn
begun ana noiaen in tne ciiy 01 oauer, mww
county, Missouri, on the first Monday In No
vember, imj, and on or before the slat
day of said term, (ifthe term shall so long con
tinue, una ir not, men oeiora yam wma m mm
term) and plead to said petition according tn
law. the same will be taken as eon leased nail
Judgement rendered according to the prayer
orsaia petition, una me bdovb wiaum rmn
estate sola to sniisry tne ssme. . - .
And It is f nrthor ordered by the court that a
copy hercofbe published, la the Butler Weekly
Times, a weekly newspaper printed and puV
llshea tn uuiier, nnie conniT, anmn,
for four weeks successively, the last insertldli
to be at least four weeks before the arst day of
the next term of said court. A tn copy from
Witness mr hand as clerk aforesaid with (D
Skal.1 seal of said court hereunto nmxeJ.
Done at offico in Butler, on this 4th day of Au
gust, 1KK7. JOHSC HAYES. Circuit Clerk. ,
S8-4t.
tacrei Societies.
factory shape. This satisfied the
woman, who at once returned on her
road to Montivallo, where she said
lMLod. m th- fir the wagon had been left What sue-
n each month. I cess she had there we are unable to
r-JW Chapter Royal Arch Masons, , 01 , . , ,
attets second Thursday tn each I o
possible she would return with prop-
and Wilson with a revolver. A quar
rel ensued and Gains shot Wilson in
the face and neck, killing him almost
instantly. It is not known at this
h.
r?lfy Commandery Knighta Templar
e ant Tuesday in each month.
; ' : t.o. o. rsuows.
tsLodge No. 180 meets every Mon-
NCi 1 jiiissoun 1
vutr Encampment No. 6 meets the , ,
, th Wednesdays in each month horse and
. . 1 ...... .
Vcltlo'o BfflVs Pills.
Iold English Family Medicine in
r86veara all over the world, for
lad gettion, Liver, sc.
t l'ttrt, VegetaMe Icgredients.
From Sfercnrr.
er papers to take possession of the
horse. Mr. Brown while on a busi-
trip in Kansas and western
t A iiegiectcd eold or congn ui
to l"u mo n la.Coru m Dt Ion or other fata
iws rwetonu niia will cures
aayntagt& Best thing for dysp
taleUiadacb aa thousands
Best thing for dyspepaiajn.
ICSUIK-
ness
Missouri by wagon, traded for the
says he is fully satisfied
that it is hers from the tale the wom
an told and the surrounding evidence
but feels that in justice to himself
he must have further proof and some
legality about the proceedinsrs. The
I woman stated that the report that
me man, Hamilton, was dead was
false, that he was alive and able to
ba about and would be here soon to
claim and identify the horse. There
is an old saying, 'Brown's got
writinff whether
defense or not
Gains shot in self
He went before W
S. Robertson and gave himself up.
A Hovel Bet.
While I am not a betting man, said F,
j. Chevney, of the firm otF. J.Cheynev
& Co.. I considered it mr religious duty
to make that fellow a oet, you see ne
was about dead, and I guess he would
have died before bpnng it 1 had not ot
TOt him on the bet. lou know some
men had rattier ioe tnetr me man lose
a hundred, well he was one ot that kind,
and we both came near being out, but 1
sated mv hundred and it only cost him
ten dollars. How'a that? He sent toi
me one day and said the doctors had all
eiven him uo to die, with the catarrh. I
told him that I would bet him $100 that
Hall's Catarrh Cure would cure him or 1
would give him $100 if it tailed. He
took the latter proposition. This was
three months aso: you see how he looks
I now, don't you, as well as any one and
a I dandy. American, loieao, u
Helpless Babe Cremated.
Arkansas City, Mo., Sept 8. This
afternoon Mark Lyter, of Bolton
township, and his family left the
house, leaving the baoy lymsr on tne
bed and a 5-year-old sister to take
care of it when the little one secured
n. match, and in plaviner with it set
r m. w w ,
the bed on fire. By the time the
fire was discovered the arms and legs
of the baby were burned off. The
little eirl escaped. The house and
nearly all tne iurniiure were ourueu.
In many localities Hood's Sarsapa
rilla is in such general demand that
it is the recognized family medicine.
People write that "tne wnoie neign
bofhood ia taking it" etc Particu
larly is this true of Lowell, Mass.,
where it is made, and where more 01
Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold than of
any other sarsaparilla or blood puri
fier. It is the great remedy for de
bility, scrofula, dyspepsia, bilious
ness, or any ; disease caused by im
pure state or low condition of the
blood. Give it a tiiaL
They expect to complete the survey
from Pleasant Hill to the end of the
old grade, some three miles south of
town, this evening. They will con
tinue the work until they reach Rich
Hill. It is thought they will follow
the Harris line from here south.
Mr. Oliphant says the old grade is
in excellent condition, and with a
little work, can be put in shape for
the ties on a grade which .will not
exceed forty-two feet to the mile.
This is a much lower grade than
heretofore made by any road built
or projected through this county.
Record.
lags
MAZES i p M
nmnsnnaBnnnnnWnxsa
Should be need a fcrsr uiri'j l.'-rc confinement
Bend for boot -T'i?fr- - - .rx.
Brjiunrr-i; Ktcrfji? rt cv- Ana, Ga.
Order of Publication.
STAT!: ? MISSOURI, I
-. vt V - KATT.S
In the circuit court of Bates county, Koveaaber
DtrBlackwell. plaintiff, va. Jaa. B. Blacfc
well, defendant.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff nereis,
by her attorneys before the undersigned clerk
of the circuit court of Bates county, in
tion, nnd files her petition and affidavit.
ing, among oiner tnings, tow onwunt,
H. Blackwell. is not a resident or the Plate I
Missouri. Whereupon it Is ordered by th
clerk, in vacation, that said defendant be nU
fle I by publication tbnt plaintiff ban eomroeoe
ed a suit against him in this court, by petition
and affidavit, the object aad moral nature of
which is to obtain a decree of divorce from tan
, bonds of matrimony heretofore contracted au
...ii.(hriaMii tiI in tin And defendant.
nnd to restore plaintiff her maiden name of P.
J. Sharp, upon the ground that defendant do-
serted nnd baa absented nimaeir rroan piaiotu
without reasonable cause for the space of moro
than one yenr , and thnt unions the said J as. It
Blackwell be and appear astnis eonn, a vm
...t tmwm thjmmf to ha beenn nnd bolden as
the court house in the city of Butler, in said1
county, on the seventh day or November next,
and on or before the sixth day of siid term.
if the term shall so long continueana h noi,
then on or before the Inst day of said term n-
swer or plead to toe pernios in mu
una will be taken as confessed, and Jndg-
m.nt will he rendered accordingly. And be it
further ordered that a copy hereof be PO'dUh
ed. neeording to law. la tbo Bntler Wecklv
Times, a weekly newspaper printed and pnbl
lisbed In Bates county. Missouri, for lour
weeks successively, the last Insertion to be as
least four weeks before the Ifh
term of circuit court. JOHM O HATBS.
Circuit Cletk.
A true copy from the reeotd. - t
Witness mv hand nnd the seal of thecjrcnlt
Isel court of Bates eonoty , this Jb day of
August,.. ""tgSS"
Administrator's Not?ce.
Sot5oe Is hereby given that letters of vlpim
Utmtion upon the estate of NeUian I Hons,
deceased . have been grunted to the undenipe
by the Bntea eonnty probate eo-rt In at
county. Mtssonrl. bearing date the Uthdarof
Jane l7 All persons having .tM asanas
said Mtateare required to exhfWttbem to um
fr allowance, within one year irons the Uan
of said letters, orther msy benrdnded frtfhs
any benefit of such ertatej and If saidclaHB
be not exhibited within two jeajs fn-m th
date of publication of this notice, WwywUl Be
forever osmrt. Ctwv H.
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