The Butler weekly times., November 13, 1889, Image 1

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BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1889.
NO. 5L
TO THE DEATH.
lonel Goodloe Stabs Colonel Swope J M McManamie
Thirteen times. The Knife
Wailder Receives a bullet
in the Abdomen.
County Court Proceedings.
A CCO UMTS ALLOWED .
C W Porter support paup
Mary illedge
Sarah Powell
Ova Morris
T B Hlghley
M V Hunt
Mrs G W Patterson
T J Robinson
Ujirjrton, Ky., Nov. 8. At 1:40 Dr h r Field, medicine PauP
uexiufow j Mary C Hall supt poor farm
k)ck tills aiwruouu yuwuei ""'BEL Poston repairs on brdg
L ffcssius Goodloe, member of e r Lewis
t I Pntrnva T).-vc, w.V .nr m.tr.Ki.1 I.Vit.p
renublican national committee p w ,,,,
collector ot internal revenue of wm Alien
rt iV 1 on 4- ti nlfTT HofriVf nn1
Deveubu uw"u"j ' M J Byfleld
lonel Armstead M. Swope, a prom- m l Hoover
I. t. L. of Decatur Smith
tot repuoucuu, ixici iu. hki GeoPoUock
corrider and when each saw who c p Rhoden
,h wnu t.hev olared at each F Lovewell
VUtv O tCnntlnUrnirthnni
I . i , j i I
ker, wnen one oi me two, it can- A McBride & Co.
L. 3! 1 V ! ,.V. nJimni1 HaTli'r Lniulu'r Co mili rnnntv
ra M lKI'.l I V frM f.ll V illl.U. GJLUUiUlCUi i .
f v' ..u N A Wade, printing
lOUSPOKeio me. iuu msuiicu I B 4 T A Ennis blanks and books for
In I county officers
k
con-
lOU ST
11 j u I Weaver mdse counti
ng WB8 louoweu uy oumo ugij w F Kosser printing
irds from the other mau and a mo- I L Haggard service brdg com
t 1. 4l,Q mn rlrPW WAfln- lnter Btale Fub t0 blank8
;ui. " 1- Agvlum No. 3 support insane
3 at the same moment, Swope a w m Prior woir scalp by county
11 rA anrAna n. nUsn kniffl. Barnard 4 Co. blanks
as tne weapons were
As soon
awn Swope
T L Harper salary and fees
R R Deacon mdse county
G G Glazebrook att'nee probate crt
board prisoners
serving subpa-nas
II Mallett, cleaning court honse and
repairing chairs
The following school loans approved
Brown, $300; John Swarrens, $1,000;
Contingent
Salary
Election and Jury
Mt. Pleasant R It
Prairie City R R
$ 12 50
20 00
22 50
22 60
10 00
15 00
15 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
163 25
513 50
399 0
9 30
5 40
15 75
1 00
3 00
7 50
21 U0
23 50
25 00
26 50
i 75
: 10
a 20
25 50
44 90
3 05
5 75
00
20 50
MJ 25
4 50
4 45
15 00
S (.0
'. 00
12 00
2iJ 50
2 05
5 05
8 SO
li 50
17 20
10 00
10 50
32 00
27 : 33
2."i 00
4311 5G
9 75
18 00
73 50
.4 20
W. J. Aldridge va. Athol Herrell et al.
tinned.
D. X. Thompson et al vs. David Sharpless.
dismissed.
a..." -J" I- -S4. passenger 4:47 a.
""' "" guoBUDg, local s-.xo
j-.v " coss. oj.passeneer ---Sri
Thomnu.n vnrirt fr TRAINS RUNS1WG SOUTH
G. W Tucker vs. city of Butler, defendant I No. IOI. passenger
Time Table.
L. Si S DIVISION.
TRAINS RUN-XING NORTH.
4l
302, passenger
m.
m.
m.
RELIABLE GOODS
-AT- ' Pi
LOWEST PRICES
2 NOBBY HATS, CAPS
2 MEN ASD BOYS
jii, local 5:00
303, passenger 9:40
St. L. & E. DIVISION.
No. 343 mixed, leaves 6:45 a. m.
344 arrives 3:25 p.m.
E. K. CARNES, Agent.
makes trink-r of $15 plaintiff flies acceptance
Cornelius Nafus vs. B. H Xafue, dismissed.
K. L. Barton etal vs W. J. Mosher, same.
Geo. W. Roberts vs. Keith A Perry Coal Co.
Changs of venue to Cass county.
Mary C. Dark et al vs. Allmaa Daniel et al.
will sustained.
State ex rel Oscar Reeder vs. Exchange Bank
Jos Miller ts E. Heinline, judgment for An your turoat, Which makes you
pUintiff. cougn once m a while and keeps vou
nheuses Busch Brewing Association vs G. j constantly clearinfi: TOUT throat,
--..rrs.juujTi.ennor piamun. arises from CAtArvh anA a iarrh
i.. vt. iirni., mii.c. nnr,oU:nm.l J." il 3:
That Little Tickling
w
A E Blachert
5 palace hotel BriLDrso
iS BUTLER, MO.
This is to invito you to visit our
Store, everything new and bright
Specially attractive
OVERCOATS
ivrvr. aianTg Cn. vs
Wm. Gardner vs. Mo. Pac. R. R., 'continued. narY COUgh medicines all fail to hit
Grand Jury returns following indictments: I the Spot. What VOU need is a COn
Geo. Harry, maliciously killing stock; Thos. stitutional remedv like Hood's Sar
I-k a. 1.1 1 n . . . . . I .
k, ,orgery; enj. Kooinson, xeio- gapanlla. Many people who have
nions assault; Reuben Clark, assault with in- u - m v J- 1 ,l , , ,
tt t kin, rutnn fi , r taken this medicme for scrofula, dys-
, - . . .otvtuj 1 ... , ' ,
dwelling house; Sam Field, larceny from FFBm WS8 01 appeuie, ana Oiner
dwelling house. J troubles, have been surprised that it
iaie oi aio. vs. J. a. fcmitn, petit larceny snould CUT6 this troublesome COUCh
jury ignored bill and prisoner is discharged. But to Vnnw trio of,,l o00 r.f iha Z
M-l! ... I-.l o 1: . I x-cvuv i."- I '
Magnificent and Beautiful.
We want your trade.
weapons were Jewett & Hickman chairs crt house
fired and Goodloe LeVT & Co- ma88 5ail and Por farm
I I? V Hullsmv ctinnnrt timin
. - . 1 t -i I J rt i
hockea tne pistol uown as it went K & T A Ennis bJanUg
L- - . . 1 11 11 ! A A! .1
but the bail enterea msaooo- aiu,ii"w"j
ieu on ine rigni hiae. T steeIe
Goodloe then began stabbiug his w f Rosser printing
..... I H(tmrr1 Xr I t K1 o nVa
I i- i (liA 1100 h Tsrifh hid I '
uijuiieut 111 """"" Mrs Stover temporary relief
bife which forced Swope backward j d Alien Co. printing
1 vn wfr w R Johnson repairing Walnut rdg
P"" J ' W H Warnock coal
Ley having begun ttie nght aOOUt c F Doxley quarter salary
hidway in the lobby.
After several blows had-been
truck by Goodloe. Swope fired again
but missed Goodloe and a moment
later fell on his face within about
ken feet of the door leading into the
money order department and died summers, $400; J K Hodges, $soo.
1 o4 :of.,tl WARRANTS CANCKLLKI).
wuiupl iuouj 0 Keed(?r connty treasurer was given credit
On Swope's person were found f0r warrants cancelled on the following funds:
thirteen wounds, on his back, arms
and breast.
Immediately after killing Colonel
Swope, Goodloe walked to physicians
office where his wounds were exam
ined. He was perfectly cool and
made a disposition of his property
in case he died.
The cause of the difficulty was a
ouu.ai. Mens vs. js,a scott, veruict lor u : 1 1 a , ir
defendant. cough is to solve the mystery. Many S
Albert Main vs. j M. Heddieson, judgment cases of consumption can be traced g
for plaintiff. btack to the neglect of some such S
Reese Thomas vs. W. L. 4 Coal Co., ver- flight affection as this. Consunil !?
7. 7.' ' - . . , J tiou can be controlled in its
fnr 1 1 1 i n m it ' "as, and the effect of Hood's Sar
Jos. t. Gipson vs. c. H. Lesiee. continued. I sapai'illa in purifying the blood.
a MoDougai V8. f e Kellogg, same. building up the general health, and
f E Pratt Lumber Co. vs wr Husted, ver- expelling the scrofulous taint which
il'.rt fnr i.'aintifl"
,-. . . ,. , J is me cause 01 catarrn and cousumiv
R 1? ixlover vs. C Orpr nt al vpnlir fr a- I.. . . l
fndant tion, has restored to perfect health.
r J Huriey admr. vs. J w Miner. Continu- ""my persons on whom this tlreaded
ed.
B A Bradley vs. Geo M Barnett, judgment
for plaintiff.
Alex Bomar vs. David Laskey et al, same.
Jnoll Williams vs. Mo. Pacific Ry Co
same.
Jacou Dingiuan vs. mo. 1'ac. Ky co. , same.
J W Ennis vs. I B Wirt et al, same.
J E Williams vs. J 1. Parkinson, dismissed
UNDERWEAR
HOSIERY
GLOVES
A E Blachert
THE CLOTHIER AND
FURNISHER
OVERCOATS S
SUTS g
TROUSERS
1
LOW PRICES-
disease seemed to have a firm hold.
5 00
j w
John
241 10
; 50
141) S8
Si 20
21 1
Total 33
Also payments made from witness fee
fund Mo 30
In Prairie City bonds for bank com
mission and express - 0i
BONUS OF COLLKCTOUB APl'ROVKD
T Board, Spruce; S L Starr, Pleasant Gap;
w T Johnson. Osaze: E II Carter. Rockville; J
Statement made ill the republican b Henry, Shawnee; A BOwen, Grand Riv?r;
1: f 1 iccsj t rrl W A Williams. Howard; F Gilbreath, Hud-
J ' T W T airio West lllllt: J R LOWTeV.
Onel Goodloe that fully tWO-tlnruS I Walnut; W TKemper, Prairie; John Horn
of the Fayette COUnty delegation in back. New Home; J W Coleman, West Boone;
. ..... , . I J M Chambers, East Boone.
Convention did not Speak to OWOpe. Tne following amounts were allowed asses-
Colonel Goodloe has for years sors half to be paid by the state
. . t 1. 1 J1I 1. r.uiurec. ouarucc
oeen a prominent man in xveniuuj F F Meredith MoUnd
politics; was minister to Belgium w a DeLung, Rockville
under Hayes and a memol';
national republican committee and s Dent, summit
chairman of the committee on speak- S8.ytle.Vsa
ers. He is about 48 years of age, y Henry, Pleasant Gap
FLankford. Elkhart
t 1 me Donu 01 iw s wnv
.Later. Lol. Goodloe, died u om 1 creek township was approved
fliA offiopfo nf iiia wnnnrl Snniln v. fi t Petition of J T. Gipson, et al , tor incorpo
J 5 , . .,,,1 .T V Arm.tTOni?
1 o'clock. Before he died he joined made mayor. w t west, marshal; f m Trim-
lvr- hie and GW lxrance. aldermen southward
1 I nr . r.vu.j .1 a K" WilliHtna
, 1 anu -v liuiouu w .. .
iicu. 1 , th. nnrth ward.
Goodloe's Statement of the diffi- The Mound branch bridge contract was ap-
,1 i i , . ,il nroved.
cuuy aiier ne was told that he COUld ' - Bureessr resigned as justice of the
not live made Swope the aggressor, j peace of Praire township and G W noberts ap-
as he drew his revolver and shot n!ea n "-rr..--r r..
I jonn v. nrnjea m o. .
GOOdioe lUSt as the latter COt his I cuit clerk, which is approved
n.ii -i ii. ri l Taxesof Power Bros, iot a penou utn
'Yes, we had an election in Iowa,
j said Mr. S. Finatil of Hamburg, la., j
who is at the Midland. "It was a
I surprise to everyone and a clean
knockout for the democrats. One
state of Mo. vs. j .u Jeffries, selling liquor j year ago the man who predicted
without license; plea not guilty. 50 fine. 4W TA,V(1 nn,i n .Ln,,.,;,, TOQ
StAtAnfMn h. liihpn 1 lnrk Hanault with 1
intent to kill, plea not guilty.
.state of Mo. vs. Clayton Homing, larceny 1 i;an Uu
iruui uweuiDg uuuae, ineauut guiiiy.
State of Mo. vs. Sam Field, same.
Staie of Mo. vs. Thos D Ashbrook, forgery and eav that Iowa will never return
anil lit ...i ii ir fn.i.a.1 nnla lila. nn. niiilt. I
uuu u..e..ue iin uu . i , l i: : ty n .. I
State of Mo. vs. Ben Robinson, felonious as w lepuuucixmsm. jjuib, guvw-
sauit, plea not guilty. nor elect, will make a good executive
E S Latsbangh vs. W J Iliff, continued. 0i t.rl. 1, rill K c,0,l of
OaaU iUUUiUU IT AAA OlylUVA U AC1
the first demo-
regarded as a fit subject for a guar-
since November 5 the
democrats are claiming the earth
70 70
43 45
75 75
43 60
35 40
45 S5
43 60
370 70
S3 95
49 60
aider-
knife open.
ing he had received a death wound,
he cut him until he fell.
some time as being
Impure Blood iSie Cause ot Rheumatism cratic governor, he will give the
HOW IT SHOULD BE TliEATED TO voters no reason to regret their
EFFECT A PERMANENT CURE. choice. K. C. Times.
The supreme importance of purifying
the blood and ct restoring the diseased
liver and kidneys to a healthy action
has indeed madt this subject one ot
great study, the
&2
In its treatment ot rheumatism and
all rheumatic troubles Hibbard's Rheu
matic Syruo stands first and foremost
above all others. Read their medical
results ot which have pamphlet, and learn ot the great medi-
enabled us to present to the afflicted.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, a combina-
tion ot the best knewn remedies. Pre
pared by the Rheumatic Syrup Co.,
Jackson, Mich.
By cures unprecedented, it has prov
en its ngnt to tne titai ofine greatest
blood purifver and kidney and liver cure
ever discoved." We challenge any med
icine to show an appreciation at home
Use that which has been poured upon
Hibbard's Rheumatic Svrup.
cinal value of the remedies which enter
into its composition. Sold by all drug
gists. 44-i-yr
Spend he Time
-Looking the town over for-
Barg
county owned the land remitted.
C Schmidt and J Widner granted saloon li
censes at Rich Hill .
Clerk ordered to release school fund mort
gage of Austin Reeder for $100.
"It's only a question of time," and . TJl
a short tune, too, as to when your TC .. . a I1WW honi1 on
rheumatism will yield to Hood's hoo, fnnd mort .
Sarsaparilla. Try it. C F Boxley was appointed agent of the coun
ty to make deed to wnat is Known as me .nar-
Allen O. Meyers Celebrateb. Petition of J B Durand et al . to build bridge
Cincinnati. O.. Nov. G. The most over Willow branch filed, and bridge commis-
.1a.a a.1aiui) tn m lr o natimatA if -fat fit
..... .- 1 I Hiuuei tJX VATJX V V uaww u m ww- -
unique way ot celebrating tne sue- MUcneU MDle wire bridge 0Ter Mme and re.
cesa of James E. Campbell was dis- port next session.
Allen O I FiTe w&rrants t0 "e monn f -10 were can
ceneu. uucuieu ivi wiu ciiuucvusr
played this afternoon by
Mevers the journalist. He rode
1 m
through the streets mounted
on one of John Robinson's camels.
The animal was sraily attired and
followed by an immense mob.
"Gabe," in the Review, acting on
the suggestion of the Times has im
mortalized himself in the following
grand jury report on our county
jail:
"We find the jail a commodious
brick building, with all modern im
provements, and an honor (put dis
before that word if prepared) to
Bates county, one of the finest coun
ties in the state; and we would also
reccomend that other counties hav
ing prisoners they wish to get rid of
and have not evidence enough to
hang them, that they be respectfully
solicited to send them to our well
ventilated jail, to kill them by de
grees. We would also invite coun
ties contemplating building a jail to
examine our building and get plans,
specifications, etc. All of which is
respectfully submitted.'
The Times recently received a
long and interesting letter from
Hon. J. H. Hinton, who is in theln-
erior department at Washington
city. He is homesick for his western
home and is coming back in the
spring. He said: "I am satisfied
that one township in glorious old
Bates can produce more corn than
an enthe county in Maryland or any
one of the New England states. I
am further convinced that Kansas
City and surrounding country con
stitutethe "Eden" of the United
States and that greater results can
be realized therein than elsewhere."
Mr. Hinton has many strong friends
here who will join with the Times in
ams
When you can always find them
in all our
Departments.
A large stock to select from
spot cash
-.
to
Bought with
J. VI. MGKIBBEN.
7
85,000 Reward $5,000
For a better or more pleasant
remedy for the cure ot consumptiou j
bronchial troubles, cough, croup and
whoopiug cough that SANTA ABIE
the California king of consumption.
Every bottle warranted. If you
be cured of that disgusting disease,
latanh. use CALIFORNIA CAT-lf-OUIiE.
$1 a jar, by mail $1.10.
Santa Abie and Cat It Core are sold
and warranted bv E. L. KICK.
It was ordered by the court that F M Trim
ble be appointed agent to take Dempsey Dis
ney to Kentucky and a warrant for S65 be is
sued to defray expenses .
Ordered by the court that the sheriff put
props under cell in jail.
Ordered that a contract be entered into with
sheriff from Jan. 1st IS) to Jan. 1st, 131, to
board prisoners for 50 cents, including light
and aoap. per day.
Court adjourned till Dec. lttb.
Circuit Court Proceedings
Joe B. Shelby. W. F. Hanks and B. F. John
son, sworn as deputy sheriffs.
Henry Baker vs K. C. Ft. S. & W. R.R.Co.,
continued.
Martha Kolunsoa et ai vs. Jacob Han k, dis-
roised. j
Win. Kejors vs. H It. Buckle, same.
A- L. McBritic et al vs. J. T. Shields, same.
Y H. Ilolcor.ibo: ssl vs. W. W. Cock, same.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrnp.
There is certainly something remark'
able in this preparation, as it is meeting
with a success never attained by any oih
er medicine. It never fails when used
as directed.
For over twenty vears I have been a
great sufferer from tht ettects ot a dis
eased stomach and tor the past three
years have been unable to do business
Two years ago my case was pronunced
incuraole. Last lune I began using
Hibbard's Rheu mat.c Syrup and at ence
began to feel bet'er. I have ued thir
teen bottles and am a well man.
Edward Baker.
Master Mechanic and B'.acksmith,
lacu-jja, Mich,
WE BUY FOK CASH-
Manhattan, Kansas, mourns the
loss of one of her most prominent
citizens, Jas. M. Fortner, county
treasurer. He has gone to rogue's
roost, Canada, and just how much
of the county's money he took with
him, yet remains to be investigated
by experts.
Trustee's Sale.
Hh.F.te Harriott A Ariltm Bnil T p wis A !-
. I u.-t - .
Welcoming him naCK to HIS nr8t lama, hernuaoaaa, oy ineir aeea oi irusc aaiea
I March 15st. 1888. and recorded in the record-
love.
era office within and for Bate county. Mis
souri, in book 44 page 478, conveyed to the nn
domiraed trustee the folio winar described real
estate lying and being situate in the county of
Bates ana state oi aussoun , 10-wn :
Lot two (2) in the southwest quarter of sec
tion nineteen (19) and lot two (s) in the north
west quarter of section thirty (30) except ten
acres out of the northwest corner of the south
half of said lot two (3) and the southeast quar
ter of the northeast quatei of section thirty
(30) , township forty-two (42) range tbirty-one
131) subject to a deed of trust to Mo. Trust Co.
for 300O,wnicn conveyance was maae in trust
to secure the payment of one promissory note
fally described in said deed of trust; and
whereas, default has oeen made in the pay
ment of said note and accrued interest thereon.
now nut dne and unraid. Now therefore, at
th minMt of the lesal holder of said note and
Pursuant to tne conditions oi saiu aeea oi trust
wUl proceed to sell the above described
premises at nublie vendue, to the highest bid
der for cash, at the east front door of the court
bouse, mthecity or Butler, county or nates
and state of Missouri, on
Monday, December 9, 1889,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, for the purposes of satisfying said debt,
interest and costs. W. K. DUVALL.
51-4t trustee.
Acute and chronic rheumatism can be
effectually and permanently cured by
the use of Hibbard's Rheumatic Svrup
and Plasters. For sale by all druggists.
44-i-ytar
Trustee's Sale.
Whereas .John L. Salsman and Motile Salaman
bis wife, by their deed of trust dated September
2. 1887, and recorded in the recorder's offlce
within and for Bates county, Missouri, in book
o. 49 page zn, conveyed to the undersigtja
trustee the following described real estate ly
ing and being situate In the county ol Bates and
state of Missouri, to-wit :
The west half or the southwest quarter of
section twenty-tbrce (23) in township thirty
eight (38) of range thirty-one (31), containing
efj acres more or less, which conveyance wae
made In trust to secure the payment of two
certain notes fully described in said deed of
trust; and whereas, default baa been made la
the payment of said notes, now past due and
unpaid. Now therefore, at the requestor tne
legal bolder of said notes and pursuant to tee
conditions of said deed of trust, 1 will proceed
to sell the above described premises at public
vendue, to the highest bidder lor cash, at the
east front door of the court bouse, In the city
or Butler, county of Bates and state of Mis
souri , on
Thursday, November 28, 1889,
between the hours of nine o'clock In the fore
noon and live o'clock in the afternoon of that
day. for the purposes of satisfying said debt,
interest and coats. F. M. ALLES,
50-4t Trustee.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vanes. A marvel of purity
strength and whclsorceness. .More economies
than tbeordinarv kinds, ar.d cannot be sold in
coiBTetitton with the multitude of low test,
sbori weieht alnm or phosphatepowders. Sold
onl-r in cans. Eotax. Bakrvg Powdes Co. , K
WUst..N. V a -."-4r-t
Do You Suffer From Bheamatisin.
X oone who has not been sufferer can
have any idea of the excrutiating agony
caused 'by rheumatism. This painful
disease is frequently caused by a stop
pnge of the circulation of the blood,
through ths muscular portions of the
body. BALLARD'S SNOW LIXI-
MPVT i-51 invririnhlf nirfi this !:wap
bv penetrating every pct of the 'kin and
dravirs-r to the outer surface
Trustee's Sale.
Whereas Thomas IlUagwortB and Deborah
IUingwertn. his wife by their deed of trnst
dated November Mb. lwC. aad recorded in the
recorder's omee within ana lor nates county.
.Missouri, in dock so. si
Sage 14 conveyed t
e following 4eserib-
the nnderstimed trustee
ed real estate Irinff and being altnate In tne
county of Bate and state of Missouri, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of the southeast quar
ter of section thirty-one (31) in township fotty
one(4I)of range thirty-one (31), eonUinfog
40 acrea more or less which conveyance was
made la trait to secure the payment of aw
certain note fally described in aaid deed ol
trust; and whereas default baa been made la
the payment of said note and more Uaa era
vear's accrued interest thereon, now past rfae
and unpaid . Sow therefore, at the reqaeat of
the legal bolder of said note and pursuant te
the conditions of said deed of trnst. I will pro
ceed to aell the above described premises at
public vendue, to the highest bidder for ea&,
at the east front door of the court feocse, la
the city of Batler. county of Bates and state of
Missouri, on
Thursday, November 28, 1889,
pOl 'On- : ,K. I,, ...a nr nina n't-t, li. ,1.. r
ous matter and restoring a natural circa- j noon and ae o'clock in the rtTT,o rf t&vt
' iatton ot the blood, r-very bottle guar day. for tae pnrpose or ttmrppf aail debt.
anteea.
Dr. E. pi le, Agent.
isterett gad costs.
.Vvlt
C. C. ICKL
Trtutes.
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