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VOL. XIII.
IUTTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY APRIL 1.1891.
NO. 19
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OF BUTLER, MO.
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HKSTITl'TION IN KANSAS.
Virginia Item-.
Thei
A Ielej;8tit: from Wallart louiity
A-Uins fr Aid.
will be
one director
CAPITAL,
$110,000.
IlcreiveH Deposits subject to Check, Loans Mouej, Makes Collections anl
doCS il fit llt ial IiiTlliilip IilIsilM'83.
DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS.
In the Real Estate Loan Department- Make loans
on Real Estate on long or short time at
lowest rates without delay.
Allen. Mm. Levina
Hon! ware, TC. Physician
ISurk. Monro Farmer
ICallarJ, J N Farmer
Brown, I.nln
Uartlelt, Kiliuuml Farmer
Bryan, Marirarrt
heir. II 11 Fanner
t'aruthers.G A Farmer
t hristv. J M Physician
.lark, Robert Farmer
Courtnity, J M Stock Dealer
I teerweater. John Farmer
iinvin .l It Foreman TiMKsofnVppharis, t K ci'nwrv
lilekeneheetn.lt C Con A Kes't Powell, Booker Farmer
Mutctier. t; H Prof Normal Sen PiKtt. II II I'.ank t.lcrk
leArmoni,l A Ircnlt J mice Hosier, -I M Farmer
Kvana, John Farmer Iteeiler. o-ciir
Kvrrlngham, J Physician Ha'tiortl, Clms It Farmer
r reemain, Caroline aii'l Flia Id-inner. W Insurance
iirlgjrs, Win M Farmer Sullet.s, .1 I. Hanker
STOf KM'M.DKi:
Msr'lin!t r. W N r':irnnr n.illi. Ii 1. I.ivery man
M.ckm.i i t; l: t i. it lire ca!--r mitli. John T Lawyer
H.-aOi. I) I; Murke.I. It Keputv circuit elerk
Jenkins J U Cashier Turner, Mrs M K (:a'italit.t
kinnev. lion Ann't Cashier Tucker. V K lentist
Levy Sam lrv i.t.o.lit A Clothing l yler, w It Farmer
Morrison C II frarmer
Miller. Alf Farmer
Mc racken. A Farmer
Met racken, Uoht Farmer
Norton, J A Hank Clerk
Owen M V Farmer
1'haris, John Uruceiy
Voris. Frank M Farmer
Vanphan. J M Capitalist
Wvatt, II C I.nmber tlealer
Wills, Wiley Teacher
Weft, RGi armer
Wolfe, Pattie
Walton, Win E Cashier
Wriirht T J Capitalist
Weiner, Max I loot A Shoes
Walls, Win Farmer
Walton. G W Farmer
Walls. J T Pliv.-ician
Whipple. N L'Phy-ician
Williams, K V Farmer
Kansas City, Mo, Match 27. A
co utmttee has reached nere from
Wallace county. Kansas, in 6earch of
aid for the starving and freezing
farmer of thwt region. "When it
I was deci ! 1 t eu 1 a committee
here ii in ii-s-iue-t'tinj' was called to
raine m n-y to defray the expenses
of tl e d legates. Twenty dollars
wis needed, 1 ut that sum could not
be hecured out of the'2oO wli in the
gathering. One A the committee
took Lis h n.se to Sharon Springs
and mortgaged it for the amount.
The 2,400 people of Wallace county
are hovering about fires made of
cow-chips, and their daily fare is not
enough to suffice a child for one
meal. Last, year was the fourth suc
cessive crop failure in western Rat-
gas.
WM E. WALTON
HOOK Kit I'OWELL
president
vice-president
.i. u.
I ON
IKNKINS
KINNi.
cahier
Asst. cashier
Mi'.iiijje Revolution in Women's Dress I'l.tiinti Item-..
Will American Latins Dare . Th-; farmers are impatient for
Adopt D? ! spring to come but say this a sure
Some predict that tho great ; sign of goid crops T M Bnad-
eban'go in the fashioning of the ! dus has returned from Arkausas.
elothes which aro-to be woin this . Tom says "its tough on lne."
coming season in the most wonder j Mr. Ai buckle moves to Vernon cuuu.
I'ul victory of the nineteenth century i ty instead of Washington as he first
if faihion leaders can be induced to stated. . .The Fairview school opens
adopt it, and appear jut once in next Monday. .The Baptist church
public ho arrayed. Sunday school will reorganize the
Men will hold their breath in won
der 'at the mat velous change it
makes in lovely woman. "Few of
the fair sex can help being lovely in
these glove fitting wstumes," says a
writer in a recent number of the
New York and Paris Young. Ladies'
Fashion Baz.r. "This magazine is
the only one in Europe or America
which' makes a specialty of giving
those inclined to stoutness an unri
valed appearance of sculptured sliiu
ness," said Her lioyal Highness the
Princess of Wales. Madame Patti
has ordered from the Palis house
four inaguificut costumes, the de
signs of which appear in the APRIL
number of this fashion Bazar and
in this magazine uly.
Mrs. Harrison is greatly fascinat
ed with tbe extpaisite gem, costutue
No. 4, in th APRIL number. It is
expected she will give an order for
an exact counterpart of it, the whole
front of which will be iucrusted with
pin-head diamonds. This gown alone
will be worth a king's ransom.
When baby m sick, we gave her Caatorla.
When she was a Child, ahe cried for Castoria.
When ahe became Hiaa, he clung to Castori.
When ahe had ChUdrea,aha gave them Castor
Newspaper Ethics-
Ororpe William Curtis in liarr.
A newspaper gaius neither charac
ter or mlliie-nce by abandoning good
manners. It may indeed make itself
disagreeable and annoying and so
silence opposition, ns a polecat may
effectually close the wood path which
y ou had designed to take. It may
he feared, and in the STr w;iya
that animal feared and despised.
But this fleet must not bo confound
?twith lit w spa per power and in-
v . . . ' - o . 0 ,
tirst Sunday iu April, all should at
tend .'. . . We wonder what makes Joe
look so pale; he says its his chin
whiskers. . . .ltec has gone to Urich
again. .. .What was it Geo. Drake j
and Ira Fowler had at Oak Hill Sun
day night, poetry? Look out boyB
don't make too much noise. . . .Ode
was in the city and laughs as hearty
as ever, and says h can't help it he's
engaged Laut talks of going to
Clinton to learn the tinners trade.
Success to you Lant Dan'l Em-
breo was s.en going west Sunday
ev....Ed wants to trade his new
saddle fyr a good spring wagon; he
needed one Sunday night Wai
Cole, says the girls all tickle him to
make him laugh since he shaved off
his moustache; its hard to make him
laugh anyway. . . The Mingo voters
6hould look well to the qualifications
of the men they elect as members
of the township board. Elect one
who can read understanding
That jiut session should have order
ed the road surveyed. They got their
; $l..r)0 each anyway. Squire Wildes
' clerk has gone to Johnson county on
! business Wheat iu this section
I of the country looks line. Frank
Lafollett has purchased a fine stal
lion of M S Keirsev. . . .Nehemiah
Board is improving Mrs. Nora
Rogers is some better .... What is
that joke ou Bob, or is it truth?
Ed Griggs will return to K. C. about
the loth of April to tiuish the com
mercial course, which v. ill take about
two months and from there he gots
to Washington. ... Haw-eater is iu
town to-day I'm b Billv reports
his family all ). K .
ing items of interest
.Any one hav-
report to Dee
O'Baniou and he will vlelhtr. . .Ret
Cole came iu ftoni I'ireh on a sled
having broke his cart. Geo. Price
soM his fat cattle to Joe McDonnell
at .'2f to be lelvuvj May 1st. . . .
undoubtedly, to be placarded all over j J1IU 0i0 SJlys he chopped tt-day
tjwn as a liar or a donkey, a hypo-! illlt ;ltel !ltVs developed the fact
crite or a sneak thief. But although , that lie spent the day at Geo Price's
the effect is most unplcasant.very lit- j . . . .Mr. Hurt i ?ot buying chickens
tie ability is required to produce it. A -ohn Hays wants to trade horses
little paper and pi intiug.a l.ttle paste : ; 1J:il V''U ll:-s.thr" l'1 s-cFPinr;
. ',i rrnt. deal of malice, and a host of
e
bill stickers are all that me needed.
ail Who
hoies
.if iuteiestid in trottimr
si.ouhl St
l!ll.
Bud
ami even th- eeur.iary cost i i ot ! Hays may oe seen paying daily visits
Urge. Tlu eiVect is pt educed, lut ' his new neighbor Cap Price
it does not show ability or force or : j3 iu town to da-T- JardSe Coles
. . r ho'-s which he traded for have all
lunueuce upon the part f the pro- 3 t- , -it.
1 ' - tiled ... .Every farmer is glad to see
tlucer. stock advance Squire Wilds is
He says he is bring
but he'll have to
,T , .... r. .!.: i getting earnest
nouse smu 101 on .nu-ucnir sueei j u,, corners-
- -w- it ' V ?
lor Bale inquire 01
17 3
Albert MocM.
hake oat the middle or get beaten.
Sam.
Kenail Items.
Mud is getting to be a common
thing in this pu.it of the country.and
there will be no oats sowed short cf
April .... Wonder if the folk:- iijoy-; Butler
eo ineuifceives ai .ur. j.uii pui i
.... Will Holt says the roads need
working over about Mr. Macks he
ought to know, he travels them
Will Steaward says it will take more
than a barbed wire stretched across
the road to keep him away from the
widows. .. .Miss Alice McLain has
bought the A J McLain farm, and
he will move to Oklahoma to make
that his future home. . . . J A Ford
has his coal bank opened up ready
for business. . . .Wonder if Dr. Car
ter sits up with Miss Minnie yet. . . .
Bertha says why 'wasn't brass but
tons at the party Was Etta
lost without J. P. at the party
Rev. Moshier will take charge of the
Baptist church of Round Prairie
this year Rev. Poteet preached
his farewe-11 sermon at the New Pros
pect church Sunday night.... We
are sorry to say that one of out
most prominent young men will
leave for Jackson county soon. . . .
The next question on our mind is
what will J T Wilson do since his
adopted son has left the old home
....Claud Norton is out buying
calves and yearlings E E Holt
sold 20 head of hogs at 3 cents last
week, says 3 cents for hogs will not
pay for 50 cent corn N E Steph
enson will start for Texas soon to
spend the summer. . . .School op-n
ei at this place Monday with Miss
McLain as teacher Andrew
Bearce and James Blakey will start
for Kansas as soon as the weather
will permit; why don't some one else
sell out and go west and grow up
with the country. .. .Tom Hitjes
says he is one among the champions
to play croquet this summer. ....
T G Hinesfsays F P Browing bad
him to stay in the store to draw
customers. Uxcle Dave.
a bchool election
April 7th
Lee Browning i.ndert uk to haul a
load of dower from Pkasantou and
could not cret there with the empty
wagon A J Park is loaning d.ix
seed and selling com at 55 cents per
bushel Billy Bateman ii feeding
a lot of cattle for Win. Stepheus.
Mr. B. is buying all the hogs he can
. . . .The river is coming out on the
bottoms and coming fast. People
living on the bottomes ar preparing
to move James Beckett broke
three of kis ribs jumping on a hors.
Mr. B is quite aged and it will prob
ably go Lard with him. Mrs. B. is
also tick. .. .Albert Pilgrim you
are net so good a guesser as
Freemau Short for you had to set
up the candy Alf Jackson had
a load of washing machines iu town
Saturday .There are three candi
dates in the field for trustee, O M
Drysdale, A J Park and John Mc-
I adden This kind of weathr is
going U make farmers late with
their smill grain H I) Hender
son hasa car load of fruit trees to
be deiivtied at Foster and one at
i nit the- 10th of April
Deunie iright h.vs a new 20 saddle
and bride It is a mistake about
Win Stephens' steer going iad and
die. It wis not mad . . . .Ira Roberts
can get t town mud or no mud.
How is tlat Ira.'.. Mrs. Ella Hedges
is on the sick list Mud or no
mud youcau always find fiour at my
store. . . Mrs. John Hensley is very
low and airely can't last much long
er Mb. Frank Jenkins has re
turned fom West Virginia. Mrs. J.
found thngs much changed to what
it was wka she left there Mrp.
Daniel lestlerodo has got well
enough t be taken home Ed
Dudley vtll make the ducks fall this
week as le has a fine jnin.
N. M. Nestlehode.
FAR
M
OF BATES COUNTY,
11
Cash Capital.
$50,000.00
The Best Result.
Every ingredient employed in pro
ducing Hood's Sarsaparilla is strict
ly pure, and is the best of its kind
it is possible to buy. All the roots
and herbs are -carefully selected.per
snally examhved and only the best
retained. So that from the time of
purchase until Hood's Sarsaparilla is
prepared, everything i-j carefuUy
watened with a "view to attaining the
bust resultsf Whv don't vou try it.
ENJOYS
Bth themetltod and results ivhen
Syrup ofFigs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreiiiug to the taste, and acts
gently ye promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver am Bowels, cleanses the sys-
iem eneciany, elispels colds, bead
aches, ant' fevers aud cures habitual
conrtinatin. Syrun of Fkrs is the
only remdy of" its kind ever pro
duced, piising to the taste and ac
ceptable the stomach, prompt in
its actionmd truly beneficial in its
effects, prpared only from the most
healthy ad agreeable substances, its
many exdlent qualities commend it
to all an have made it the most
popular ranedy known.
Syrup Figs Ls for sale in 50c
and txtles by ail leadinc drug
gists. Ay reliable druggist who
may not ave it on hand will pro
cure it pruptly for anv one who
wishes to y it. Do not accept any
UIiSTHUte.
CAL1F0NIA FIG SYRUP CO.
4HI F.7AZC1SC0. CL
Louisru rr. kek york. w.r.
T I ' . - -1.1
mere are oouiLaries and mere are s
obituaries, and the Coldwater West- j
eru Star knows which is which. List
en to its tale if woe. The "Coldwat
er Voice is no more. The pen is si
lent. The office scissors have been
laid away to lust. The stillness of
death prevails the very atmosphere
where once the hoarse voice of the
devil yelling copy or what in "ell's
this word'" was won't to resound.
The paste pot has soured on the
what not; the cockroach is eatiugthe
composition off the roller and the
blue lottle fly is dying in the rich
folds of the office towel!" Oh grave
where is thy victory? Oh death where
is thy sting?
Drlimuerlin
!lsfi ta
EYE
jll M j
InSrmirr
EAR
JllUUlw UUlUIXUi
Sth and (tad Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
AnnmAnnouncement Free.
At Laclde Hotel, Butler,
April 17 &3; May 13 & 16: June
19 & 20. Being the third Fri
day ind Saturday cf
ach month.
I. N. THOMI'SON
.1. K. KOSlfcK.
K. A. 11KNNK1 I',
K. l. KIPP
Ir. .?. KVKttlNGHAM
T. W. SII.VKRS
. . . Prestilent
Vice-l'resitirnt
Vlce-1'rrsitlrnt.
CASIUKK
Swrtary
Attorney
DIltKCTOltN.
Ju.igt Clark;Wl, Fanner an. I sttx-k ralstT.
H .1 Hurley of K. .1 . Hurley l.tuulier t'onianT.
-I. K . Kofeier. ift-rrtilt'ni ml Karutt-r.
M S. hi. Tbe. , Karnier ami S!.rk -aiser
K A. Bennett, of Itennett, Whe.-l.-r ("onipsnv an.l 2t. ioe-lYesiiliint.
I. K. Kniery, Ki'al Kstate Investor.
M. t Wilt-ox, r'arinrr nn! s to' krai ser
II. M. Gaily, Farmer ami stork Haider.
T. W. Butler earr ajfe Works
I N Thumi'son, Prel lent, Tarmer ami etoekraiser.
John Steele, Farmer an. I storkralser.
.1. .1. MeKee, Farmer ami stockralser.
E. I). Ki(p. Cacliier.
Receives Deposits subject to cheek, loans mon"y, issues dmHa, an.l trausacta a
general banking business. Your patronage resnectfullv solicited.
ma i ia
Til . .Tl J
t tying mi
Mill
SHIRLEY CHILDS
DEALER IN THE CELEBRATED
sa i 1 1
i
BARLOW AND TATE
Com Planters, Little Joker Cultivators,
Cultivators, 1 Harrows
Ami a Fit - Line of
BUGGIES and SPRING WAGONS
Fresh CjiniNs SMds.
Sliirley Cliilds I!
Farmers and Workingmen of Bates County
TAKE YOUR
UTTER
and
ALWAYS GET
LARGEST
price
Pharisi Son
where you. can
W-? ii CASH
Q " ' jorTrade
Lowest figures on Flour and Groceries, in large iuantities. The
PHQ2NIX COAL CO., have established their office in our store.
lG9Coal constantly kept on hand for the farmers.
FOR
ALE1
18 EIGHTEEN 18
I. HI
III 1 .1
I yi ti
l 11 111
Just arrived in Butler, Mo.. EIGHTEEN KFWrvv nrr,
These Jacks must be sohl at one,, Ti, J,,,.s 1 ' t V , JACKS
best bred herds of Jack stock m Ke ,,ky. ' Tl J ,
hands high, good ages, good pedigiees. hUcl: with IiJf.aIv " l X
weight, good breeders, fine style am! a,tioB.
We Give Written Warrants on This Stock
in every particular, viz: Their breeding tl e-'r o.-,i. ,
ance. and their sure fcal getting; .CTlT U"' U-
fcrPnces and tenns reasonable. . Corr.-.ponde.ce Solieit "
D. A. & H. H. Cni VPD
HAPJ1IS k LISLE'S Stables, Butler. Mo
REFERENCE: Bates Co, NV1 Bmt Pi
Xatl Bant, Richmond Kentucky. ' ' and H

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