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VOL. XIII.
BUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY JUNE 24, 1891.
NO. 81
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OF BUTLER, MO.
CAPITAL, - . .
Kccives I ) subject t Check, Loans M'.i.f y. M.
$110,000.
does a General Hanking Business.
dui'ositoky rou county it:nis.
In the Real Hstate Loan Department Make loan
on Real Hstate on lonr or short time at
lowest rates withou1 delay.
Allen, Mrs. levins
i'.oulware, TC, Physician
KiiTk. Monro Karmer
I'.rtHar l, -I N Kurm-r
lir.itt n , Lul l
Kartlctt, Kdinund KaniHT
Kryan, Margaret
helf. II. r"armer
i anither. i A Karmer
t;hrit, ! M Physician
Clark, Hubert b urnier
Courtney, .1 M stock Dealer
"I .-crsr-tiT. .loliri Jiirin. r
lini..l It I nn-niun Tim k-!!
i in'ki-m-i.f"-; -. i: c . i; t r .ni .i, r..-k.-r t arm-r
I mt' lii-r. C II IT'.!" N.iriiiul cli l'i,-..tt, II II I'.ank rk
l...rm I.l A 1 ircuit .1 u ! I : : -r . .1 M t.inn-r
Kvuiih, .lolm Farmer I.' 1-r, t Near
KveriiiKham. ! Physician liadlnrd, I iian I: Kiimn-r
Freemam. nroliup and hlina K. iKiit r. J VV Inimrance
Oritn?ii, Win M Farmer Sullet.s, J I. Hanker
'-Tin khmi.i.ki:
Hardinifer. W N Farmer Siuitli, I. Liveryman
Hickman, It Furniture dealer smith, .Inlin T l.iwvi r
ll-aih. I It rttarke.I. I; Deputy circuit clerk
IcmUms, I I: aliifr Turner, Mr M Ku; jta':-
K si.i.i-v. Ion Af't ii-lucr I i.-k.-r. W F. li.-nn-t
levy Sam lrv ood A Clothing ! i-r, W It Fanner
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OF BATES
Cash Capital.
COUNTY.
$50,000.00
1 N. IH'Ml'.-oN
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" -rctar.
Morrison. C II farmer
Miller, Alf Farmer
Mc( rarken, A Karnrw
McCrarken, K'ht Karno r
Norton, .1 Altunkilt-rk
owen , M V Farmer
I'! iiri-, .T. : ii ,ru.-.-ry
I'hnn-, i I- (i'oc.-rv "
VoriB. Frank M Farmer
VatiKhaii . ! M Capitalist
Wvatt, II I.tunl.er 'iculer
Vp1!s, iley Teacli-r
West, K Farmer
Wolfe, I'httie
V-'sii'on, Win K ':' - r
W'r.-i.t, T -I C:i.ita:i-'.
". i,.T. M . I; ..- . -Wall-.
U'm F .mi. r
.i a . . 1 Hrri; r
all, .1 1 fh -i.-itiii
Wlii..ie. N I. I'!:;. -:. '.ita
W illiam, II V Farmer
Daisy Reapers, Mowers
FOR SALE BY
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Lav,' j
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raph us the eat tU- :i:t.l hog :i
for tLe lit-ni f.t '.f uur f rieiuls.
T.-!.. -:i i ' t:'l T:in:i-City .l.ii'.ii-. '; in-' fuT iiiiiLt-t
lcj 'tuts. Call aii'.l in tfitiate at your lOsiue.
f vtfil aiT.-uirfuniitis w ith the J. H.
m;si.!i Couii-atiV of I :n- is C'tv, to t
i ki t at t. n , adi ii.iv,
Alsv reeii'V "Drovors"
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I- ul' rid ; 1 jj i fa
DKALEKS IN
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Iteteivcs Ie.o!-;. subject to check, loan ni.in-Ji-ral
!ih!;k.:' 1 usin-'ira. Votir ratrimaKe n
i-ues .Irai., :i.l xraiiMn ; a
ll'.V t-olicitell.
W.M. K. V, AI.Tm
hook it rowi:i.i.
lTt'.siiltlli
vii't'-iifsiilciit
A uJ A, t !; .
Jt lin Wvnii-. a iiiLrlc man almnt
vt-ais uf a was tieci-Iently kill- ! simiily that Houd'u Samqmriila is
t-1 Lcurtiic isaf1 nii'i''f at an t-anv
Tin) iK.ses One Dollar"' means
J. I:. .! F.N KINS
I'HS KIXNKV
rar-i.K-r
Ast. rahi-r
Mr. Quay aniiouncts that, he will j Syrup Of Fi;;.
not noryt thf chairmanship of flip p,,,,,,, fl.(u tlie llltive ;i!;-l nu
republican national eommitt-' for tritiutis juie- of California ti's. omi
the next preKiilenti.il eanipain. hine.l with the medicinal virtues f
This looks bud for r. puhlican l,,llnts kllHW" to he 1'pnehVia'
i i i i , ! to the human system, acts jreutlv.
success in ICats desert a sink , ,., ,-. , . r
i on the knlnevs, liver and howe-ls, ef
my ship and the old, -ray, Ion- , fe(.tuallv ele;o.sin.f the svst, ,,. .lis
A. n m a i. a ii.
l til
i. m:-,.
hour this iiioriiWi .
The rei-i nt rains have swollen that
stream to i;c'u projuu ti' us th.it the
bridge was endangered, and a party
composed of tlirte of the ,-eirUiar
die mo-t ecmoinical nudienn to
buy. because it gives more for the
money than any other preparation,
i'.ach bottle contains loo doses and
will average to last a month, while
Mo. l'ac bridge gang was stationed 0
tl.er 1 lei;u.itlo!i-,. taki.n rn'.Mi-.iiii,
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Ill I Mil S KA1NS
Xeligh v-steid.ty. over !ie ,-uid ttl
headed, experienced fellows are the
first to leave. So the sailors uiv.
pelling colds, and headaches, and
curing habitual constipation. 27
Unit Scott Suddenly Flooded
(Jravf Tear tor the Safety of
Many St l it ken lVople.
A I'.eautif.il Hoin -
Tor sale, one block fionithe square,
si i rooms, good well and cistern, NO
fruit trees and all kinds of tdiade
trees. Ono third cash, balance to
suit pin chaser, or will take laud or j when she haJ Children, the gv tLcu cstor4
cattle in part payment. Cull at this i
otliee. i
' lt;t ii 11 ami At Uinisas I'uv
Swept !v 15al Stoi ni.
AI-
When Baby was sick, we gare her CoV.. .rl.i.
When ahe w&a a Child, the cried (or Cist. ini.
When shu became Mi, she Clung to Custoria.
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A Three Dayu Sale of Special Bargains will be inaugurated
Thursday morning and continue until Thursday evening, June
27th. Bargain liuuters cannot fail to appreciate the special
offering for three days and for the Bpecial consideration of
Bargain Hunters we offer the following unprecedented offer
ings, you will find them as Bargains to be unequalled, in
fact, Lightning Money Changers.
In this sale will be found a lot of choice styles of 7
inch Dress Serges (it 5 Cts a yard tat are worth
more than double the money asked.
In this sale you will also find 3G inch wool Beige Suitings,
handsome styles, good quality at cts per yard. Did you
eypr hear of double width dress -oods being sold at this
price before?
In this sale we place a lot of Strictly eft nice and f't'xt
prints tit .'t J'4 ctKts a 'iU'- i'rt' aw bettir qual
ity or style at any price, than these are.
In this sale we ore going to let out a lot of UNBLEACH
ED SHEETINGS, S 4 for ITi cts a yard, i 4 for 21 cts
a yard; also in Bleached Sheetings, 8 4 at 20 cts a yard and
9 4 at 22 cts a yard, these goods are full standard quality
and not tia.-hy low priced stuff.
l.all inches coming down within
three Lours. Drains and ravines be
came toi rents ami brooks became
rm.-is. John Lm enseu. a farmer,
was washed from his wajon and
dl oWlied while dossing u flooded
ravine.
'1 hree children living inEuieiick
township, about tif'teen miles south-ea-t
ff Tilden were drowned during
the U r:a while trying to reach the
house fiom school. A ravine which
they were accustomed to cross sud
denly tilled with the tlood. washin"
them away.
Lamont, Col.. June lit. The
warm weather of the past few davs
has caused a;; unusual amount of
; snow to melt in the mountains the
result of which is that the St. Vrain
river is overflowing its banks and in
many places inundating valleys,
1 weakening bridges and doing thou
. sands of dollars worth of damage
j to the growing crops. The waters
are still rising and further damage
is feared.
Uoit Scott. Kan.. June 2". A dis
astrous rain storm sti tick this com
muitity to night at '. ..clock ami vast
volumes of water fell to the damage
of growing crops, while it is proba
ble several lives were lost.
Surface water swelled the streams
which run through and surround
this city out of all proportions, and
the large dams of Mead A: Hartmau
and H. H. Lamb broke about fifteen
minutes after the storm began. The
bottom land settlements were com
pletely flooded.
Houses were swept away like
straws and it is feared many lives
have been lost. The fire depart
ments and in fact everv available
man in the citv is out tning to as- j M"omingt.,n. III., June 19-Thre.
oi unugesoi tue ijaue r,ne western
railroad between Crandall 'and
sist in the rescue, but, from all ap
pearances, they are perfectly help
less. The water in what is known
as Buek run bottoms is fully a mile
in width. Numbers of men women
and children can be seen on roof
tops and trees, but it is impossible
to reach them.
The storm ceased late to night,but
td-morrow's sun will probably 6hine
ou many a floating corpse.
KAIX. HAIL AXP A CYCLONE.
Chanute. Kan., June li. At 7
o'clock this evening the worst wind
and raiu storm that ever visited this
section struck this town and lasted
Farmdale, west of this city, were de
stroyed Wednesday night by a
cloud burst which flooded Farm
creek valley. Five ' other bridges
were crippled and several trains had
narrow escapes and all were delayed.
The loss by the flood at Utica last
night will exceed $200,000. The
flood was caused by a cloud burst.
Peoria, 111., June H). Additional
particulars of the flood on Farm
creek and Copperas creek valleys
last night verify the first reports.
The people in Fon du L ie were corn-
there to watch the same during irst
lirections. are
week. Therefore. brt
Hood s .S.o.sapaiilia. th
purifier.
night. At an earlv hour this niorn
ing Mr. Wynne, heeommg wearied
and sleepy, built up a lire near the
track and lay down to rest He
soon fell asleep, but shortly after
wards was aroused ly the rumbling
.'.
liUiO Ul C.ll 0110.1111111" UClllL II, Oil. 1 , . - . ,
ir.ir .. i i ..u i .. .i hocton, Ohio, last Monday.
nan iisieep umi 11,111 aniih" ine uir
o -
sure to get
best blood
type ,ct-
V. C. Wolfe, the old.
tor in the country, drown-.1 himself
in the Muskingum river, near Cos-
He was
fortunate man raised up just in time -v, :ir,i "f had been for b'7
to be struck in the back of the head i years un active type-wetter.
by the pilot beam of the passing en- p onci f nile "onv
gine. His companions rushed to his i A bUnUrllLUUS BOY.
rescue, but when picked up he w us ; Uunning Sores Coveied his lio.lv
iounu 10 oe Diee.uug pro;usei iium, and Head. Jiones AllecU-d. Cur-
wound on the bnck of
the horriblf
his head.
The north-bound passenger, due
ed by Cuticura Io medie.
hen bi months Ul. ti.e leii han.l ,,,ir
little Kraieleliil.i l.eraii to nn.-u, u,i hadev-
here at 4:20, was flagged and the it.' but an to no .uriore. ai.oiu live numma
unfortunate man taken on board and .ormeT' uATAT .T,
1 IlJil- . "I T: - ..11 i .
tirougnt to mis citv, wnere meuieai
lid was immediately summoned, but
to no avail, as the poor fellow died
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Miuuiv unci ftiii i, ueei inn 111 i - us
gained conseiousut ss. Mich Hill j 5
Meview. June 22.
OIi
One of the promises made by the
defenders of the monstrous McKiu
ley bill was that it would increase
the wages of American labor. Mr.
McKinley will now have the oppor
tunity of explaining on the stump
why it was, that just as he is nomi
nated for Governor on the platform
of the McKinley bill, 22,000 mill op
eratives in the city of Fall River
Mass., are aBked to submit to a re
duction in wages amounting to 10
per cent. St. Louis Republic.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
The republican convention of
Ohio last week nominated McKinley
o men from there rowed ! for foveruor of the state with a
each hand, und a his blood
orcain more and more i:n
I'ure. it leiss tiint- for tie ni
lo hreiik out s,,,,-,.
on the etui). Imnt-ath trie
under lit,, whirl, w . v...t
Y7 VH l end r on'.
P.J aol'd n-ali, itt--imrKiiK a
endition at tivnty-t.v
iiioniua oni, when 1 under
took the rare of him. Lit
mother bavitifr die,) when
he wa little niuis than a
jeiir olil, orronhnmption (scrofula, cfconrte)
II could walk a little, but could not get up
if he lell down, and could not move when in
bed. having no ng ofhla hands. I immediate,
ly commenced with the Cuti.-ura Kerne. li-g
ntintt sll freely. One eore alter another heal
ed, a bony niattar loninnK in each on of theee
five deep ones Juat Letore healing which
would dually grow loose and were taken oat
then they would heal rapidly. One of the1
ufrly hone formation I preserved. After uelnir
a dozen and a half bottleg he w as completel v
cured, an 1 is now. at the ape of six vears a
-tron(T and healthy child. Mra. E K 'liric'e
May :, Is.-.-, M1 Cl.y St.. Illoominjrton. Ill'
My grandson remaini perfectly well No
o'tiis vi o iuiuii nj no sores.
Feb
Mrs E 8. Iirifnrs.
inooniinjrton, 111 .
Cuticura Resolvent.
The new blood i.nrifier, internally (to e'ean-e
the blood of all lrupuntiea and tJ'Jiaonoos e.e
ments au4 thus remove the causei, and Com
cura. the (rreat skin enre. and tnticur soai.
an exqiiiMte skin heautitier, exttrnalli? ,ti
clear the skin and scalp, and restore the h'a'ri
enre every disease and humor ol the sk.n tui
blood, from pimple to scrofula
Sold every where. Price. Cat.cnra. rr
Soap,i,c.: Uebolvent, SI. Prepared bv trie
I otter fru and Chemical Corporation, lA eion
tj-end for -'How toture Skin Liseaes "
.I 1-ageg .1 illustrations, and lofj te.t;:i.o
SALT'S ,kin ""1 Scslj PoriflVd and beauti'td
Btutt W by cuticnraSoap. Absolutely pure.
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RHEUMATIC ?ALS
noneiiiinute :iie n-
:n flatter re:ivea riie.ifi i.
Bin.-, nip. m-mev.'-nert ai i n
pa.ns and weaknesses 'rice ents.
Mrav N'ntice.
many places the water is yet st in 1- ! importance. It is said the admints-
riiatfi
ti.re yar-'il-t stad
o-- 1-fJ i.:r.d :,:. ,,,,
All of the above and many more spt cia
spine will not allow us to mention, will be ifuick
ular Money Changers as it were; so come ouick.
bai gains
that
lelS. K.g-
! nl'f j1t" l,nT)lTtl.,l 1H V,.- n-alr.i- T-,,1
fiHv iiiiinittv I Iia ivntf-r te II 111 tier.
to.av tw
i- o-,t 1 I iwidt 11 f 1 iT tllC VltW i,T t
Imildin.s'n om the .opposite of i tL; Wue, liU . rtich thU l- Th l yf tL MVeu'
i.ol.lo, Tut' :irUiers lt,r HXt- lulle" "P the.tion m thus nomm itiug the father
lur .-ut i- v i. ii v . . . , , . 1 .. ... ... ,
-j ai v -...-w aa t u..v 'wim u i.iuu Ult IHrU u;:ijl Mil. in iiaur lux. " uf ' ffra.;r:.r .TTf-i- ti
. ... , . , j the lulls have lost all their croi.s. In election iu Ohio this tall of national
About 2.UO0 acre of wheat on the
(bottom of the Neosho river east of
in. . m -'i
beir.g all blown .V wn.
Arkansas City, Kan.. June 19.
The I. ail storm which visited this
A:.?i
t i-
clar
o"' nn'i a mi.r tin.i ii ii;ia i Ci !Ai I ne i i T"' D.ii win ;u lue ice . i bk-ii up r.r ira i-e r- -
eoit , colar !ay w:t n
Ly I : I I Itow.lre an-! K J. I..ci,rd '
in" nim- feet deen ..v.-r orprienU w.. bm ,b ,U .T7."'J . ' "h
These peci:d money cha: gi
can appneiate a bargain when tl.cv
apply
Boston
bargains for customers who
it. No other r.eed
Househohi furniture cf people in ; of thousands of dollars to carry the ;
Farmdak and Hilton was all washed j state. The farmers' alliance f
away. Baby carriages. wagons.dead ; Ohio opose the high tariff and fa-1
cattle, pianos, tables and fences are ! vor the free coinage of silver and the ;
piled ten feet high against the rail-'result of this election will he watch- :
road trestle. The iron bridge. 30 i e-1 with interest to see what the ;:c
feet long, over Ten Mile creek, just ' tion and platform of the republican
Ma:-.
COICKECT
li'soiiri Pacific Time Table-
section this evening was tue worst
ever krown here. Ralls uf ice fell ;
t, tv t .-l 1 ' ' -llf .11 ll.UM- M'Oiv nf 1
. - , "' , , - i completed, was washed awav and ! party of that state
wi.ic i were tli:rteet: inches n -i r - ... 1 -
cu!..fe:: c- and few being smaller
;La:. a a'.nut. Windows were brok-
has nt vet been located.
iovernor Hogg, of Texas has
thin-
wii. have upen
There is one
certain thev must now show
Aniva; and cVpa.-:::- ,,i ;
':-:on- at B;;t:tr Sta-j-N"orii
k- 'i,
Pa-sent'e-,
Ioiu. r .-i'.!it
t..---t
Set: I if I: Of
4 : 5 ' a. t.
IO:c-r a . ;
in
Store,
BUTLER, MISSOURI.
three bright children, two boys, and their colors or pull in their sigi
.-,..,, -f.'i' ic..j.c.inrii a.e as iue uuio rcjtuoiicau cocveu.ii.ii
i'l'Ae , jIua Hocir. Ura Ho-rg and Moore ! r.n wavpd the red flan- in their faces.
en in one fourth the houses
the to-.vi: and other
a v.- rsoiunwesi 01 here near ; Hogg. These names, the public is
th- tate lit- tt cyclone did great told, were bestowed by Goveincr
d iiii.i-'e to : loi-eitv but L-o t'trsona ; H.--gg Lutist-;i. This L-'vs tb.it iu
c- j. i
lM.T.t.t i.o.r r.f ;!'
roi"K LIVES LOST IN NEBRASKA.
Oruaba. Neb.. June The
heaviest rainfall experienced in twen-1
tv-eiebt Tears in Nebraska fell
rs'-en.'-rr,
i'a---enger.
Local Fre.i--ht
7 04 a.
U 46 ;'.
Liill!c.I. This L- 'Ws
, -1 1 . t
IiaiiUllg CUilu:etl tee 'VeVl.C
bi-:fest hog cf
ti-e
Ho! Ho! Agents and Canvassers.
A NEW IDEA FOR CHILDREN.
Administrator's Noti'
"0tic- i herhr :vr.. That :
ni;ni-tration on the part'er;..:.
K W j eina.n, wer- trar.t-.? t
fjgned on the J ,t lav ,,f i ai ,
bate court ol ;&-; onr.V- . Ji. -.-,r!
A!; j.-eri-ons ha-;HiT ..; .,-
IF
SI-
f:
; arsnmethlnff new anrtnnlcneln edoeatinnal rteriiv. ; nershili et-tate. are ri.!;rel tr, . . !.:.'
i- 1 t. tt-i - , if ariMaoBt. rreni pieasea aoa cniiaren oe- . ior anowance W the a'im.Ejttrator w'-oinr.r.
Wanted. Hides, re.ts. featheiS, 1u-M- OMMiistfelr.!M!if. Attota- ' year after tbe date of aid lttr 1 ht "
beeswax, and grease North Main St., -eetother.FhaTeo-n better. ,i you? ! S&'g"1 P'r.er-
0 ' Bmt. hiK Ika Imn II hoL tt,rritr,rw vninff ft. tJ1P M.a.e. i h.S ..uU :a7 f Jane. Ifeti .
at i orro?tP rost -office J FissmtR Cinralara and unu froe. Address C. 1. IXiSTEB, , '. B. COLEMAJf.
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