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fOL. XVIII,
BUTLER, MISSOURI. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 1890.
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OF BUTLER, MO.
CAPITAL -
SURPLUS FUND
S 55,000. 00
2,500.00
fcive Deionlts, Loans money. Issues Drafts and does a general Banking business,
fftioliclt the accounts of Farmers, Merchant and the public generally pronminir a
nf Depository for all funds committed to our charge. We are prepared to extend
lib1 accommodation in the way of loans to our customer?.
9t. T. C. Boulware Booker Powell Frank M Vorts
fleoL Smith II H I'iggott JMChiiBty
John Deerwester C R Radford R G West
JE Jenkins T J Wright Wm E Walton
Thinking the public for their confidence and liberal patronage daring th past fifteen
yri, we solicit a continuance of the same promising honest and conservative man
agement, with strict attention always to the wants of onr customers.
J. K. JENKINS, Wm. E WALTON,
Cashier. President.
The OMilt So Far.
What ibe fall -leetiuns show. Re
publican have carried electoral
votes.
5aine
Vermoat -4
Tot J 10
De ioe a have carried electoral
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PLAIN ROBBERY.
lib L dies.
Th,- , rt-r.i.l effect and perfect
-fet with wliu'ii ladies may use
Sjruu ot Figti. under all conditions,
ruakt-8 it their favorite rtniedy. To
get the true and genuine article,
look for the r.auae of the California
Fig Svrup Company, printed near
the bottom of the package. For
sale by all responsible druggists.
Vfrsinia Items.
In writing news for the Timks this
It will be things we see and hear,
And if we pet them wrong or mixed
Friends forgive us for this is '.
uwVnhia nf fiockville. is visitinsr
kr step-children, (ieorge Ruble and
InOeoJenwins.
Alton Park and sister, Mrs Virgil
Jenkins, attended court at Clinton
iMtweeK.
Dr Mitchell nan r-u I'auiris v
plowing up a hedge fence with their
threshing engine last Thursday.
Miss Kuima oru, oi nuuer, is is-iting-
Miss Viola Harris.
Davis urear, wne aim vu j mi.
Sterling, Ky, is visiting his brother,
IDOrear.
Amanzar Hensley has returned
Kldorado Surinirs. with
hit health but little improved. He
band his horse tnat was sioien irom
him last spring.
nit. unit : ... .. .. . 1 U. 1 1 n trail r.nri ci T
Butler, passed through our city
Wednesday of last week.
Allan Kenneuy, oi i-asic, uiu
onr city Wednesday of last week.
p.u Mtfitt. threshin? comimnv
broke a concave while threshing at
Aaron's Friday, ami nau to senu to
aUfor repairs.
Kth birthday last Friday by a quilt
ing. Those present were: niesuniurs
nvpk n n Wr.liP .Ino Orourick.
David Bean, Joe T Whinnary, Jack
Ramr V, lnl If.lm Nherrick. 11
wvi a j i mx r
IaIp Proctor.
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the three latter from liutler, Mother
r
t'ntlg, Urandma urysuai, Aurs isaac
rut and daughter, miss imify, vims
uensiey and wile. -
Jonn Huffman returneu nome last
week from a trip through some of the
awn ctalnki II x W at C nt St Tnl
awCDUCiJ U Diairi A M V " Ml.
nd Minneapolis, Minn, Shanadoo
inotaraget, lowa, tena, iseu, uuu
r rt -r ii n 1 n.itV
V, iUU, lit" Wtt Wtll "
the looks of the country.
Mrs Alton died Tuesday of last
week ami wis hnriptl in the Virginia
f paveyard Wednesday.
ui wone ana w J iarK went iu
of lnd, speak. They got storm stayed
uuine wav nome ana nau xo iut up
tor the night at Mr Shobe's.
H P JJickells delivered a tine lot of
hy on the car at Amsterdam last
WMfr
T 1 . T . . Af tiio
i uanos Dadly burned uy tne expioumg
ttn.il, t 1it;i ...... ? n r
nil i if crwiQ w iisoii VB. uimimus
bede Saturday, his ax glanced and
ui ine utxie toe oi nis rignt toot.
visited his parents, W D Orear and
ana sisters, airs J J juiicnm
uuairs.i i' pus i'v. a lewuavs
i wra.
TA Wright struck a 10-inch vein
ofooal on his farm while digging in
well last week.
Frof Allison and wife, of lintler,
-a r l 1 l l . tt IIIll
ana juage iiucKeuy, oi .u:u mu,
spent Saturday night nt the home of
Joe T Whinnery.
Steve Cook, who has been sick for
some time, is improving slowly.
I)r Mitchell expects to leave this
week for his new home in 111
J 1) Campbell, of Mound City, Kan,
was in Virginia Monday.
Walter Wrlf i nn th sick list.
Virginia was blessed with a good
rain Friday night.
No change to note about the politi
cs.! uitiintinfi. Mr If uckebv. of R H.
'spoke on tariff and free silver to a
good audience, though not all of one
mind, Wednesday night. W HGault
and Mr Laughlin were with him.
The Prohibitionists are still standing
nn nn foot, looking on and waiting
to see wnat tne outcome win oe.
While returning from liutler last
Friday Grandpa and Grandma Hurk's
horse got frightened near McKibben
Run. The horse turned around on
the bank, got loose from the. buggy
and ran to John Orourick's. Grand
ma did some tall yelling, ana it was
not for Bryan either. Neither one
was hurt.
F U Crowell and wife, of Butler,
visited John Wilson Sabbath.
W A McElroy, wife and daughter,
Miss Blanche, spent Saturday and
Sunday at Drexei.
Mort Jenkins and wife moved to
her father's, Ben Comiford, Monday.
A A RON'.
Special llatrs.
Home seekers excursion tickets on
. .. i a 111 .1 t'4- Ofifli
' sale iaept avin auuvwiuiuauu
various points. For rates and any
VI L 11 C I 1111 VI 1 IL1C.L1" v.. v. . .
the undersigned.
TioUwta trill bi on sale bent btn to
Oct 2nd, limited for return to Oct 3d,
181)0, to Lee's Summit, Mo., at $2 for
the round trip on account of the fair.
On account of the Priests of Pallas
Parade, Karnival Krewe and Kansas
City Inter-State iair, rvansasiiv,
Mo, Oct 5th to 10th. The Mo Pac Ry
nn will sll tieketsto Kansas City and
return at one fare for the round trip.
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T'inlrot.a will he onsaieMCt luiuiu,
limited for return to Oct 11th. For
the same occasion, on Oct (5th, 7th
and 8th tickets will be sold at 2 for
the rouud trip, limited for return un
til Oct 5)th, 181)6.
Tickets on sale to St Louis on ac
count of the St Louis Exposition on
Sept , 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 21)th, Oct 1st,
(5, 8, 13, 15, 20 and 22d, limited for re
turn passage to five days from date
of sale atone and one-third fares for
For the Annual Convention Y P S
C E of Missouri at Sedalia, Mo., Oct
15th to 18th, 1806. The Mo Pac Ry Co
will well tickets on Oct 14th to 18th
inclusive, with limit for return to
Oct 20th to Sedalia, Mo, at rate of
one fare for tne rounu trip.
T;.Loti on snl to Ft Scott. Kan.,
account of Bourbon County Fail
Sent 20th to Oct 3d inclusive, nmueu
for return to Oct 3d at $1.G0 for round
i iwn onAAiinT. ni I fit w" L IjVUI? A an
Oct 5th to 10th, 1S5M5, the Mo Pao Ry
Co will sell tickets to St Louis and
return at one fare lor tnerouna in p.
Tickets will be on sale Oct 4th to 9th,
limited for return to Oct 12th; 1800.
On account of Herman day celebra
tion at Sedalia, Mo, Oct 1st, 1896, the
Mo Pac Rv Co will sell tickets to Se
dalia and return at one and one-third
fares for the round trip, l icKets w in
iio nn sl Sent 30th and Oct 1st, lim
ited for return to Oct 2d, 1800.
W. J. iLKlti-r,
Butler, Mo. Ticket Agent.
Will pay you cash for chickens,
eggs, ducks, turkeys, geese, apples,
potatoes, corn, cabbage, tomatoes or
anything that is raised on a farm and
will sell you groceries of all kinds
cheaper than they were ever sold be
fore in Butler. We are now selling
drvisalt meat and breakfast bacon
two thousand pounds per week.
Just think of one store BelliDg two
thousand pounds in one week. Nev
ertheless we are selling it, if you
will coma in aud see the fine meats
we are handling, and the low prices
we are selling at you can readily see
why we are selling more meat than
all the rest of the stores in Butler
Wot kin -men ot Homestead, Pa.. Forc
ed t Cuy Tickets to Visit Mc
Kin ley Oat of Scant
Earnings.
bedaha, Mo., Sept. 21. A young
man who works in the Homestead,
Pa , mills, writes to his father in this
oi tt :
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I suppose the absorbing topic is
tne silver question and tne pending
issues of tne present national cam
paign. How is the cause of silver
progressing? Up here they are al
most moving heaven and earth, usmg
divers threats aod coercive measures
without f-nd.
"They are even going eo far here
iu and about tne mills as to tureaten
men if they vote for Bryan they will
be discharged. It is notcing more
than monarchical rule. Last oatur
day there was an excursion from here
to Canton, O. They paid off the
men the Friday previous, something
unknown before, as they tiled out
from th pay window the men were
accosted by the supperintendents of
their resDective departments and re
i nnested to nurchase ticket, and if
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they declined, as some ot tnern aia,
the superintendent would say: "You
bad better.' Where is the boasted
freedom of our country? The cost
of the tickets was $1 50, and a great
many of the men, I migut say tne
majority of them, were only earning
1 32 per day, and the mills nave
not been working more than
nine or ten davs in a mouth, and I
know from mv own personal obser-
ration where the childreu were un
able to attend school for the want
of shoes and clothing. Any person
not hvincr in close proximity to large
nnhlie works would hardlv credit
the statement, but nevertheless they
are facts, gleaned from my own ob
servations, and do not come from a
prejudiced mind, or from what has
happened in the past.
. OFFICIOS .
I. N. THOMPSON . Vr .
K. A. UK S TT. V. rr, i
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FARMERS
BANK
BUTLER. MO.
Capital Stock $.-,0,000.00
Surplus; Fuml $5.000 00
We Want Your Business.
G . W. Newberry
G. Tratt Wyatt S
Assistants.
DIRECTOliS-
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PE. J. EVFRINGHAM.
J NO K SHl'TT.
V. G. WILCOX.
J .1. MpKKK.
CLARK WIS.
H M G All. FY.
JKO. STKKLK.
JAS. M. McSlBBKS.
FAIRLY BOOMING.
LOOK AT OUR PRICES.
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BUTLER. MO-
S v o on farms at reduced rates of
JJfeat. Your notes are payable at onr office
J Jon Bnd them here -when dne. We give
"Privilege to far any time. Money, ready
(OaDai)pT are eiffnt. tStf
Elkhart Items.
Several of our people attended the
Brvan speaking at Kausas City.
Uncle Jav Page is on the sick list.
Owing to his advanced age, S5 years,
it is thought he can not recover.
Tom Fugate got his leg broken
while at the city.
Grandpa Tathwell, of Amsterdam,
visited his daughter, Yrs McClure,
Mrs Krundiee. of Adrian, spent
ith her sister. Mrs Compton
Protracted meeting is going on at
ti... n.i Vi Vimlt a new norcn
on his house, which helps the looks
oi ii ') . . -ir . t--
jixn Henson and Charles 3Ieh.ee
attended the ball at Burdett e.
Perry Wright has been threshing
for some of our farmers last week.
Mollis Gazoo.
Dry salt meat, per pound
Any pkge coffee " "
Good well bucket
Good broom
Any size rope, per pound
Fairbank's soap, 10 bars for
Old Countrv " 6 " "
'
Grand pa wonder soap 6 bars
Java Blend coffee, per pound
Good family flour, 50
Straight Patent - 50
No 1 salt, per barrel
Two pounds Battle Ax tobacco
Galvanized iron tub
Three pounds good tea
Golden drip sugar syrup, 1 gal.
One quart bottle blueing
Good salmon, 1 can
Three cans good corn
Three cans good beans
Three cans good tomatoes
Six boxes of axelgreese
These are only a few things we
are giving you prices on W e do
not advertise a few things cheap
then rob vou on something we have
not advertised, but everything we
have in onr store is marked m plain j
figures and we sell to everybody
alike.
We handle the largest amount of
flour in Bates Co.
We can suit you on flour if prices
and quality will 6uit you. The dif
ferent brands of flour we Bell are:
Minneapolis hard wheat
Power Bros.
H. T- flenton & Son-
Rich Hill Milling Co.
Pitsburg Kansas flour.
We have just received a car of fine
flour from Pitsburg, Kan., which
we are telling cheaper than flour
was ever sold in Butler before and
parties wanting 500 pounds or more
we will eive them hard time prices
and every sack guaranteed. Give us
a call and bring your chickens and
eTr8 and get the highest market
price and do not forgt the place
I FISK BROS.
The Bryan Free Silver Club and its
Rich Hill Eeyiew, mh.
There was a packed house at Bry
an headquarters last night to hear
Hon. W. W. Graves, of Butler, ex
pound free silver doctrine.
The club room was packed to
ovarii o win sr. There was not even
standing room for those who came,
and many were turned away.
But talking about eninusiasmi
Wp11. it was out in full force last
nisht, and as for Mr. Graves' speech,
it was a logical and convincing argu
ment from start to finish. The
speaker presented many good points
which were all received with strained
attention and endorsed by vocifer
ous applause, notwithstanding air.
Graves was half sick ana eunermg
frnm a. rmiuful headache. But the
roundness and fulness of his voice
did not indicate it, and the sledge
Viammer hlows he dealt the gold
standard folks as well as his clear
reasoning in favor of free coinage of
both gold and silver made tne auai
ence think he was in perfect trim.
. i 1l1A A 1
Tt wa trreatlv regretted inai uie
hall was inadequate to the size of
the crowd, and we are assured by
ih lnh efficera that tnis win not.
happen again as they will get the
opera bouse when any large crowd
is expected in the future
DEACON BROS. & CO.
Heavy aud shelf Hardware, Cutlery and Guns Tinware
and Stoves, Field and Garden seeds, Buggies, Wagons
and Farm machinery. Wagon wood work, Iron,
Steel, Nails, Salt, Barbwire, Buggy paints,
Machine oil, Glass &c. ,
H. O O ES JELH ES S.
ORIGINAL
ROUND OAK
Best heater in the world.
KEEPS FIRE : : :
with wood or coal,
: : TRIUMPANT
over all othera.
Give you references
from 1000 BateB
County People.
i
The Starling with cast top and bottom. The best air tight wood
heater in America. Call and see our line of wood and coal heaters.
Why suffer with Coughs, Cold
and LaGrippe when Laxative Bromo
Quinine will cure you in one day.
Does not produce the ringing in the
head like Sulphate of Quinine. Put
up in tablets convenient for taking.
Guaranteed to cure, or money re
funded. Price, 25 Cents. For sale
by W. H. McClement. 33 6 m
FR-4ZIER BRLGLER.
Peter's
A XoUble Weddins in St.
Church.
Pnrt rvioctpr. N. T. Journal 17th.
TerhaDS one of the finest and
aborat8 church weddings
ever celebated in St. Peter's Parish,
this village was that of Miss bara j
Duff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Kmnev Brugler and sister of
Pharlca F. Bruerler. Rector of
the parish, and Mr. Edgar Dachields
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Frazser, which tooK piace yesieruaj
afternoon at four o'clock.
At the chancel steps the coupie
plighted their troth, the bride being
given away by her father, the eplen
did choir singing Barnby's grand
chorus, "O! Perfect Love ine con
tracting parties then advanced to
the altar steps, wnere me ueueuivr
Unn oraa nronounced. The bride
looked beautiful in a gown of white
Gregorian silk, en train, tnmmeu m
TWhi4 lace and orange blossoms.
The long white veil she wore was
fastened with a diamond crescent,
nrnamect worn ot the bnae.
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She carried an elegant oouque ui
urttifa rnaA buds.
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The Times together witn me
many friends of Miss Sallie Brugler
extends to her best wishes for future
happiness.
Srdalia the Place.
Sedalia has mt.ny reasons to offer
why she should have the capital.
Among them are thest: She has
better railroad facilities and is there
fore much easier to reach. It takes
people from this vicinity a night and
a day to go or come from Jefferson,
while only half the time is consumed
rrattirxy tA or returLioz irom no-
dalia; and the cost is therefore about
twice as much. The reason appeals
very etronglv to the people of north
east Missouri. Thn Sedalia is. a
much larger and better place. It is
iu fact, a tine city and is marching j
ahead with wonderful etria It1
has an excellent evstem of water
or..1 Htreet carp, finn drives,
elegant churches, palatial homes and
is altogether an interesting, aad at
tractive citv of wuu lnaau,...
Pmn in these dull times it is doing
a wonderful amount of improving;
building better business nouses,
erecting elegant residence?, putting
in a system o modern sewerage, auu
pavin" the streets with vitrified
brick and asphalt. Sbelbina Demo
crat.
Kentucky Get? in Line.
Louisville, Kv . Sept 22 Major
P. P Johnson, chairman of the sil
ver Democratic State central com- '
mittee, and Jo A. Parker, chairman
of the Populist State executive com.
mittee, met this afternoon, and sign
ed an agreement whereby fusion of
presidential electors is to be effected,
the populists withdrawing their tic
ket in return for two places on th
democratic ticket. The democratic
candidate for congress will be sup
ported by the populists wherever
such an agreement can be made, th
object, as expressed in the agree
ment being "to secure the election
of W. J. Bryan for President, and &
Congress in harmony with Lis view
on the financial question." Major
I Johnfon says this makes Kentucky
sure for Bryan.
! T. W, LECC-
i abaft, iiw.kvoke. wfceels, daishe. cntUlonfc.
j top. f tbe
Buggy
Earth.
Paint on
We reet iirts an-1
DO NOT RUIN THE WHEELS.
Will furnish yoa a huggj
HIGH OR LOW GRADE
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Highest of an in Leavening Power. La.est L . 5.
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