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BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 13. 1890.
NO. 38
Missouri
liaie
OF BUTLER, MO.
$l!O.COO.
Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and
does a General Banking Business.
In the Real Estate Loan Department- Make loans
on Real Estate on long or short time at
lowest rates without delay.
iils,Mrs. Levina
SJSware, T C. Physician
Bark, Monroe Farmer
Bsllird, J N Farmer
Brown. Lulu
Bsrtlett, Kdmund Farmer
drtlf, H. B. Farmer
Carnthere. Q A Farmer
ChrUty, J M Physician
Clsrk , Robert armer
Courtney, 3 M Stock Dealer
r..ntpr. John Farmer
ii.rU J R Foreman Times officePowell, Booker
J;r.V;htR.B C Con. & Bes't PiKOtt. II H Bat
Dnteher C H Prof Normal Sch Rosier, J M Farmer
nArmon(l,I A Circuit Judge Rankin, J L Farmer
STOCKHOLDERS
Hardinger, W N Farmer Smith, GL Liverymen
Hickman, GB Furniture dealer Smith, John T Lawyer
Jenkins, J R Ass't Cashier Starke, L B Deputy circuit clerk
Kinney. Don Bank Clerk Turner, Mrs M E Capitalist
i.evy.samury trooasJB ciothmgiucker, w k uentist
Morrison. C II Farmer Tucker, 3 M Capita'!
Miller.Alf Farmer
Norton, J A Bank Clerk
Owen, M V Farmer
Pilaris, John Grocery
Pharis, O F Grocery
Patton, M Physician
armer
Bank Clerk
.Tnhn Farmer
fmingnam, JPhyslclan
SriggsTWmM Farmer
BOOKEE POWELD .
T. C. B0ULWABE
Radford. Chas R Farmer
Reisner. J W Insurance
Sullens, J L Pres Judge Co.Ct Williams, R V Farmer
st
Tyler. W B Farmer
Voris. Frank M Farmer
Vanghan. J M Capitalist
Woods, F M Farmer
Wyatt, H C Lumber dealer
Walton, Wm E Cashier;
Wright, T J Capitalist
Weiner, Max Boots & Slioe3
Walls, Wm Farmer
Walton, G W Farmer
Walls. J T Physician
Whipple. N L Physician
president
vice-president
WM. E. WALTON
3. B. JENKIXS
cashier
Asst. cashier
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containing lam
pica of our Cop-
pr-pit work,
such u Wed dine
thousaadt of lllut-
I Rated Table Ware.
Clocks, Art Potteries, Broau Warn, aad aaawfoos other tuiteble Wedding Pres
ents, wui o scat yen are
if you write tor it aad -
tioa this paper. Compare
quality ana prices
tkOM Of OUW
innpnnmo nnTii none
JHUUHIIU O UltlHLUUUL
adReceMM lBTitaMBi. Viaitise: Cards dOO for 11.101 aad
trattoat el Watches. M ewatsd Fioctowa Smu Suriiaa and
m KANSAS CITY, MO. II
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Connty Court Proceeding -
ACCOCJfTS ALLOWED.
W H Hnpp repair bridge $ 4 50
Geo Pollock 7 75
E X Jones . -
Joseph Girby ;j o
Rai-hei GoUl'rey supt insane daughter 2t W
H V Pentzer pauper coffin B
H JIailett janitor court house 27 5ti
Caspar Stanunens ice for court 5 10
L. .McClaiu ilatenul for bridge 1 00
John C Hayes fees circuit crt 37 10
Jas E tteutett brd prisn'rs at Clinton lt i"
J T Walls coroner, acting sheriff fees 32 00
Chas Kenedy bridge work 2 oO
F J Wiseman stationery crt house 3 50
Espy & Perrin brdg over Willow barnch S5 20
L A Orr service stenographer l'lo UO
Mrs Giazebrcok administratrix G G G
board j.rismiers etc 109 00
Smith M r Co wall paper poor farm i 65
Geo Uhr.,ard & Co mdse co office 76 0
W F Uwss';r ' S 50
hennett, Wiipfler & Co mdse poor farm 4 30
G M Crow woli scalp fc:l uo, state l-l 1 50
J l; Harris mi, ' l-i 3 OO
W I. Warier briil go work 50
J C Hnvps uimI -t at erim costs &V !
.)iti! liurk brd of prisoners 10 50
M r.-i .Taut- stover supt son in 00
Geo Tucker guard at jail 33 75
Oscar liei'drr b k com & excfcgs Prairie
Citv railroad bonds S 1?
Oscar Keeder b k com A exchgs Mount
Pleasant railroad bonds 26 33
Mary C Hall supt panper poor farm 151 00
Sarah Powell supt 8 McAllister paup 22 50
Marv tiiedge Kph KUeuce 22 50
V Owen ' Wm Buzan 20 oo
M V Hunt Jesse Sims 15 00
Asylum No 1 Insane 141 55
Asvlum No 2 127 15
F Stephens Chas Woodroueh 20 00
Sam West assessing Walnut twp lbOO 41 32
went - summit it !i
R & T A Ennis stationery county 43 00
X A Wade statn'ry and county pt'g 29 00
II Philbrick apors'ng glander horses 2 00
R M Handle 2 00
Willis Crabb S 00
L McBride & Co mdse crt house 3 40
W Porter supt Jesse Lee vaup 12 05
Power Bros, lumber Miami bridge s oo
at Mc&ibDen muse poor rarm -jxs au
s Ewin serv mileage uuing gianaerea
horses
T Walls cor'nr Tie wing body F J Perry
Jewett & Hickman expense burial Perry
T Wails inquest on Frank Benedict
Case Card
R Y Bellamy supt Sam Hale
Sam Fickus support
Louis Maxey pltfrm on cistern crt house
Jas H Callaway transp prisoners
A Mathea brd vriaonera
Mrs Geo Patterson supt J 8tratton
C F Boxley 1-4 salary pros att'y
J T Walls Inquest on Nellie Bolden
js A uenry temp reiiei Mrs cenneti
W F Hanks brd prisoners
LS Paddock Ice bul
J J McKlsslck clean'g repair crt house
x Li uarper cias reea on tax dkb i- sai
J D Allen A Co mdse
F Fix money advanced on Prairie City
towniniD K K
B Bell repair Papinville bridge
Geo McKissick to supt Geo Anderson
C B Lewis trimn'g trees crt house yrd
i W Moulton bridge lumber
J B March serr bridge com
What FHIey is After.
From ths St. Louis Bepablio.
Washington, Aug.6. What Filley
is after is no great secret here. He
is after bigger game in fact he wants
to be United States senator. Filley's
agents, notoriously Colonel Bill Sul
livan of Gallatin, now a postoffice
inspector, have been running
through Missouri trying to make
trades with local democrats. They
are willing to swap republican votes
for all the local offices in the differ
ent counties in exchange for
a vote for the republican candi
date for a meirber of the legislature.
Major William Warner can do the
oratorical act and Dick Kerens can
put up the boodle and Jeff Chandler
can act as Keren's catbpaw. But,
all the same, if the republicans cap
ture the next legislature of Mis
souri Chauncej I. Filley will re
ceive the caucus nomination tor sen
ator. This has been no secret in
Washington, either in democrat or
republican circles, for some time
past. The old man is looking after
a vindication and that is the kind of
a vindication he is after. The post
mastership at St. Louis was the on
ly office, in the gift of the adminis
tration that he cared for; that was
refused to him, although he hum
bled himself sufficiently to come here
to Washino-ton. fcoadv somewhat to
congressmen and
plea to .the preei-
swap everything for democratic votes
for the republican candidates for the
legislature. In this way Filley hopes
to capture the Missouri legislature,
and he is already seeing that nobody
but his friends are nominated for
members of the Thirty fifth general
assembly. Filley, perhaps to hide
his game and hoodwink Kerens, War
ner and Noble, is making a feint at
the sub-treasurership, but it can be
safely accepted tnatne is not se
rious. Filley is seeking vindication
from his party in Missouri, and at
the same time laboring to snub the
administration. He feels that the
capture of the legislature by the re
publicans, and his own election to
the United states senate, would be
just the kind of vindication he woul
like for himself, and just the kind o
a snub he would like to administer
to Harrison, JNoble, Kerens and
company.
Jeff See guard at jail
C S Ewin sheriff fees
J S Francisco exchgs on books
B R Deacon mdse brd
room
; com
6 00
7 50
16 00
34 42
35 61
12 00
10 00
3 00
11 75
12 GO
10 0
250 00
S3 17
fi 85
5 60
8 70
10 00
906 78
45 25
61 SO
94 50
18 00
5 00
23 30
3 00
8 50
54 00
1 SO
1 85
5 SO
40 SO
10 00
13 00
SO 00
12 92
ran i
Geo L Smith team brdg
u l. iiaggaru salary
Ensley Hill temp relief
Jasper Smith temp relief J Hancock
Chris Herat for Praire City township
Papinville brdg
G Crantrell aaan'a- Grand RlTer twp
Oscar Reader, treaa. have a credit for a 30
on witness fee fonnd, warrants forfeited and
that same be cancelled.
Notice of school money to loan in nates conn
ty Democrat be ordered out
Ordered that state auditor draw warrant in
favor Oscar Reeder lor public school monies
dne Bates county.
M F Martin glandered horses report or ap
praisers ordered certified to governor.
.1 j nayes statement oi tees apuroTcu
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized to announce
W. 11. SCMMT,
of Prairie township. for Representative. subject
to the action of the democratic primaries, held
We are authorized to annonnce
J. B. DEYERLE,
of Mound township as candidate for Represen
tative of Bates county, subject to the action of
the democratic primaries, held August 30, "JO.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
We are authorized to announce
J S. FRAyClSCO,
of Mt. Pleasant township, candidate for
Jndge of Probate, subject to the action ol the
democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
W. il. STEPHENS,
of Charlotte township, candidate for Jud,re of
Probate, subject to the action of the demo
cratic party .
We are authorized to announce
SASI WEST,
of Walnut township candidate (or Judge of
Probate subject to the action oi the democratic
party.
FOR IUDGE NORHTERN DISTRICT.
We are authorized to announce
V M U ALTON,
of West Point township as candidate forjudge
of the northern district of Bates connty, sub
ject to the action of the democratic party
FORJUDGE SOUTHERN DISTRICT
We are authorized to announce
FREDERICK FIX,
of Prairie township, candidate for Judge of
the southern district of Bates county, subject
to the action of the democratic party.
We authorized to annonnce
I. M. SMITH,
of Deep Water township, as candidate for
Judseof the southern district of Bates connty
subject to the action of the democratic party.
FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce
SAM H. FISHER,
of Osage township, as candidate for Treasurer
of Bates county, subject to the action of the
democratic party.
We are authorized to annonnce
a J. S. PIERCE
of Charlotte township, as a candidate for
Treasurer of Bates county subject to the action
of the democratic party
We are authorized to annonnce
J. A. WRIGHT,
of Mt. Pleasant township, as candidate for
Treasurer of Bates connty, snblect to the ac
tion of the democratic party.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to annonnee
D. D. PEEXER.
of Hndscn township as candidate for Sheriff of
Bates County subject to the action of the
democratic party
We are authorized to announce
R. T. P. ALLEN,
of Walnut township, as candidate for Sheriff
or Bates connty, subject to the action of the
democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
J. B. 8HELBY,
as candidate for Sheriff of Bates county, subf,
Ject to the action of thedemocratlc party.
FARE
mm
OF BATES COUNTY,
Cash Capital.
-HAS-
$50,000.00
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J.
x.
K.
THOMPSON President
ROSIER Vice-President
E. A. BENNETT,
E. D. K1PP
lr. J. EVKRIX6II AM
T. W. SILVERS,
...id
Vice-President.
CASHIER
Secretary
Attorney
R
DIUKCTOllS.
Judge Clark;Vix. Farmer and stock raiser.
. J. Hurley or K.J. Hurley Lumber Company.
J. K. Rosier, Vice-President nd FaTmer.
M S. Kiersey, Farmer and Stock raiser.
E. A. Bennett, of Bennett. Wheeler & Company and 2u 1 V:ce-lresivieEt.
P. E. Emery, Real Estate Investor.
M. ti. Wilcox, Farmer and Stockraiser.
K. M. Uailr, Farmer and Stock Raiser.
M. 11. Lyle. Farmer and Stockraiser.
f N. Thompson, President, farmer and stockraiser.
John Steele, Farmer and stockraiser.
J. J. McKee, Farmer and stockraiser.
E. 1. Kipp, Cashier.
Receives Deposits subject to check, loans mon?y, issues drafts, and transacts a
general banking business. Yonr patronage respectfully solicited.
Noble and the
make an abject
dent.
He discovered then that he could
get no favors from the administra
tian as long as Noble had the ears
of the president He understands
that now as well as he did then, but
he knows that it would be just as
difficult for him to get the sub-tres-urership
as to get the postmaster
ship. Filley knows that he is the
strongest man in his party in Mis
souri, that he is the most popular
man, and if the republicans can con
trol the next legislature that he can
get the caucus nomination for the
senatorship, no matter how much
money Kerens and the boodlers may
put up to purchase the election of
republican members
ture.
And by the way this
that the democrats should - be on
their guard concerning Filiej's
agents are running throush the state
as heretofore stated, offericg to
of the Iegisla-
one thing
The "Rocky Mountain News."
Denver, Colo., August 7. I
some time tnere nave been various
rumors in circulation regarding the
sale of the Rocky Mountain News to
a republican syndicate of this city,
composed of Senator Wolcott, his
brother, Henry Wolcott, Gov. Coop
er, W. H. Griffith and Hon. J.
Clarkson of Iowa. The syndicate
paid f 10,000 on option, which expir
ed at midnight last night, and as
the remaining $390,000 was not
forthcoming, Col. John Arkins
president of the News called the
deal off, and this morning published
the following editorial:
Mr. Thomas M. Patterson has
purchased the whole of Mr. James
M. Burnell s stock ra the Rocky
Mountain News Printing Company,
which was a full half, and also
enough of the stock owned by Mr.
John Arkins to give him a majority
of the stock and the control of this
paper. Mr. Patterson has determin
ed to retire from the practice of law
after the closing out of his present
courts by trial or otherwise, and then
to assume the editorial management
of the News. Although because of
his pressing engagements, he c&nnot
now give bis personal attention to
the paper, he will hold himself re
sponsible for its editorial utterances
henceforth. Mr. Arkins will contin
ue, as heretofore, the president and
manager of the company.
Mr. Patterson is well known as
the leading democratic and criminal
lawver oi uoioraao. rle was a can
didate for governor two years ago,
and he was defeated by Joe B.
Cooper. He was a territorial dele
gate to congress during the session
of 18 1 5 and lb 1 6, and made ana
tijual reputation for himself in his
speeches seconding the nomination
of Mr. Cleveland at the St. Louis
convention.
Pram shoi
rert
montha.
Ordered that Mt Pleasant townsnip ranroau
bonds be refunded at best rate of interest ob
tainable, not to exceed 5 per cent.
ordered that mas ne received np to sept 'is.
1890, by tbe court for 8,000 bushels oi coal to be
good merchantable coal, to be delivered as fel-
tuns, inni uuaucu a . fiwi mu., w wudu.o
jail. 900 bushels at coal house In court house
yara; tne successiui Diaaerto goou ana sum
clent bond for perlormance of contract.
ordered tnat aris be appropriated to sum a
stone arch culvert over branch near Squire
Wilson's in Walnnt township.
Suanenaion bridge over Deertwater. bridge
commissioner ordered to advertise and let the
same
Suspension bridge over Marias PesCygne,
bridge commissioner ordered to make estimate
advertise and let same.
Oscar Reeder treas, settlement approved.
SCHOOL tOAlf.
Freeman Davis common school
F M Davidson
M F Kinney
W G Black township 14
Adjourned until Sept 23rd, 1890.
We are authorized to annonnce
C C PUKE,
ofMt. Pleasant townahio. as candidate for
Sheriff of Bates county subject to the action of
the democratic party.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
We are authorized to annonnce
W. M. CRAWFORD,
EI-1 of West Point township, as candidate for the
A. O. Welton
Stapled Fancy Groceries,
Feed and Provisions of all Kinds.
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE-
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Always pay the highest market price for Country
Produce. East Side Square. Butler, Mo-
To Remove Grant's Body.
Washington, Aug. 8. The senate
has passed Senator Plumb's concur
rent resolution providincr for the
am shop license granted W H Shobe, El-1 or west romt townsnip, as candidate ror tne .., , n
Bros. , F McAllister, ot Rich Hill, for six office of Connty Clerk of Bates county subject I tranfer, With Mrs. Grant 8 consent,
of the remains of General Grant
thos. l. harper, from New York to Arlington ceme
as candidate for the office of County Clerk, tery.
subject to the action of the democratic party. jj,.. (jau offered a resolution, which
We.reantho;iedSannouncOE . in8tracting the com-
of Mt. Pleasant township, as candidate for the mmee on loreipn reiauoua w imjuiru
office of Connty cierk of Bates county, subject and report such measure as may be
to the action of the democratic party. , , . r , t -l- i
FOR RECORDER es 'or "ie protection of citizens of
we are authored to announce; " fhe United States, who were former-
john welch, ly residents of Cuba and subjects of
of Osage township, as candidate for Recorder Spain, againt prosecution by the
delocrlocprty. Spanish government for offenses al-
LUMBER!!
CtiOO 00
600 00
300 00
300 00
We are authorized to annonnce i
.FRANCIS M. GILBREATH
of Hudson township as candidate for Recorder
of Bates county subject to the action of the
democratic party.
We are authorized to annonnce
3. T. WILLIAMS
of Mt Pleasant township as candidate for
Recorder of Bates connty subject to tne action
i or the democratic party
We are authorized to annonnce
J. C. HALE
! of Plesant Gap township as candidate for
Recorder of Bates connty snject to the action
of the democratic party
We are authorized to annonnce
JOHN W. DUNCAN,
of Peer Creek township, as candidate Zfor the
office of Recorder of Peeds of Bates county.
subject to -the action of tne democratic party.
Blaine no doubt feels that a tariff We are authorized to announce
, , . . ,, I EVERETT WALTON.
, , , lot Lone Oak township, as candidate for Re
but he hated Cleveland BO badly fori order of Bates County, subject to the action
leged to have been committed by
them.
The conference report on the for
tification bill was then taken up for
consideration.
! H. C. WYATT&SON.
Save money by calling on us for
prices on
LUMBER LATH.
SHINGLES
PAINTS.
-And "all-
When Baby was sick, we gaye her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Mias, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she fc-ave tbeia Castoria.
Syp s Building Material
r-lZS Our motto xs -
defeating him in 1884 that if Cleve
land had advanced the ten command
ments in his famous message, he
would have rised an issue against
them just the same. Now he is con
scious that the joke has been carried
a little too far and the people are be
ginning to see through the humbug
He is therefore try
from the position
of 1SS8 to that maintained by him
in 18S4 and seeks to call the new
reciprocity."' Under that
HIGH GRADES
-And-
of high tariff.
mfr to retreat
, ... xi. l , I Circnit Clerk snbject to
pretext he hopes to be renominated I ocratie party.
to the presidency. He may hoodoo J FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
the republican to that end,but there J c. r. boxlet,
We are authorized to announce
J. C. MARTIN,
of Osage township, as candidate for Recorder
of Bates county, subject to the action of the
democratic party.
We are authorised to annonnce -NOAH
NTH ART,
of New Home township, as candidate for Re
corder of Bates connty, subject to the action
of the democratic party.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK,
We are authorized to announce
JOHN HARTMAN,
OI COUTlllls wwuiiuy, uuuc ii vv.i. 1 1 V J
Clerk, subject to tne action of tne democratic i iem eneciuauy. aispeis cuius, iicnu-
party. laches and fevers and cures habitual
Weareantnoea annonnc Constipation. SvrUD of FigS IS the
, . I - , - - 1- J -
ofMt. Pleasant township, as .candidate for I amy reuieuy i ff"-
tne action or tne aeiai-
ILOWPRICES?
ONB ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
, Sjrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
eentlv vet nromntiv on the Kidnevs.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
Notice of Finalettlement.3g
Notice Is hereby riven to ail creditor
others Interested In the estate John W. Aber-
nathy deceased, that I. as admlnlaxratot or '
said estate, intend to maae nnai settlement
thereof, at the next term of the Probate Court .
in Bates connty. state or jsissonn, to do neia.
at Sutler, Mo., or. the 11th day of Angust,
Administrator
uao.
Trustee's Sale.
Whereas. Charles Skinner, br his deed f
trat dated May 11. 187, and recorded im the -recorder's
oftce within and for Bate connty
Miasonn, in noon no. sb page aza conveyed m
, 5 , . . 3 suasown, in book no. so page are comvejea te
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- I the undersigned tnte.Uie following desert b-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
1XB actum ana truiy uencuvuu tu it or ssiseoan, to-wit:
effects!. TjrerAred onlv from the most I -JUL ot t?1?!.1.? JT":
l - " w i 1 - f dduci , wiu twtw nun nnuiwiuj'
,1 1 t 1 . t . VI . .V. . .Ha. I L 1.1 .1 n.. V.4 n n nm , . I 1. . . . VmmIvm U 111. k. t. . Xti
is a ouu Fwuix VWoMUC c I 0f the democratic primaries, held August 30. 1 Jn A-iSJi i:,- a rvTT1IT1DT1,1 t I engine and all the machinery, scale aad tool ;
Grover Cleveland in his path to the I many excellent qualities commend it I tn apputeaanee thereto tpetenging,
wu 1 I oDorcmtvr. ximr.v I In all and have made it the rncat I which conyejanewasmadein trust fote-
white house, jx. I .thnT,iml to .nnonnee I norralar remedv known.
I . I N - tV- . . en.
For several years a half crazy r:M'lt.f: - cyrnpoi ris is ior me m o
, . , a w j i. i or Fieasant uaptowniupurucu Vi land si bottles dv ail jeaamg arug-
house-painter named Ward has been LidingJad(r. of B.te..connty. subject to the drucgSt who
xct;. 1 C(l t. WW JJLa oiclb v-.. v - - I
in engine-houses aud never missed a
fire. He was known as "Crazy
Ward," aad in his tme he saved sev
eral iive3 ia burning buildings. By
the death of relatives in New Orleans
Ward has inherited 8100,000.
We are authorized to announce
D. R. BRAD EX,
nf TTnmer township as candidate for the office
of Presiding 3 adjee of the connty court .subject
to the action oi tne aemocrsuc panj.
-y BLACK-DRAUGHT tea for Pyspepsla.
may not nave it on nana win pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
Sia FBAKCISCO. CAU
isvisvms. at. KEa rop.K. n.r.
BnUer,
ara i
care tbe payment of one certain net rally de
scribed in said deed or trust, which hi now past?
dne aad no paid. Sow therefore, at tbe request
of the legal holder of said note and pursuant
ta tbe conditions of said deed of trust, I will
proceed to sell tbe above described premise at
public Tendae, to tne highest bidder io est
at the east front door of the conrt house. In the
city of Butler, connty of Bates and state of
Missouri, " ; " ""' "
Saturday, September 6th,!1890,
between tbe honrs of nine o'clock iaTSeTar!
noon and five o'clock la the afternoon of that
day. forthepnrposes.of satisfying said debt,
interest and rit.- K. i. CATROS.
J7- - ZZ. Trustee.