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BUTLER, MISSOURI. THURSDAY MAY 20, 1897.
NO 27
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Missouri
State
Hank
OF BUTLER, MO.
CAPITAL -SURPLUS
FUND
$55,000.00
2,500.00
sMWes Deposits, Loan money, Issues Draft and doe a general Banking business.
Wssoliclt the accounts of Farmer. Merchant and the public generally promising a
Zf Depository for all fund committed to our charge. We are prepared to extend
liberal accommodation in the way of loan to oar customer,
n T C. Bonlware Booaer Powell Frank M Voria
S5ot'8mlth HHPlggott J M Christy
xJha Deerwester C R Badford R Q West
jg Jenkins T J Wright Wm E Walton
nankin the public for their confidence and liberal patronage daring th past fifteen
J, e golicit a continuance of the same promising honest and conserv alive man
scement, with strict attention always to the wants or our customers.
J. R. JENKINS, Wm. E. WALTON,
, Cashier. President.
Jas Fiernian, of Wolfe, Mo. Rev Hig-
gins preacneu irom iue iouowing
text, lieb. 12:1-1. Follow peace with
all men and Holiness without which
nrt timn khull sup tliA T.oril Ha cavp
a good talk on the above subject; it
rnaae impresMosis uu many iiihl win
not soon be forgot. At the close of
tbe nieetintr MrsDisnev and daugrh
tap Mia Aiiti f..nr nnrf Miwa V r n -
cis H igjjins were taken in the church
Ah we went Home we called to pee
the aged mother at Mrs Coulter's.
She informed us s-he was born in
Beavt-r -ouiitv. Perm.. Jan ?th. 1807.
and moved to NVavne county. Ohio
when '.) cars of ar. She said she
' joint d r tie L tilted J'rei-byterian cnurh
75 ertrc ujro, and that hhe recollects
rhe the time well; Mother Harriott is
a good talker and loves to talk about
the Christian life. Uncle Israel Nes
tlerode was the next oldest in the
meeting, he having passed his 82nd
A TERRIFIC ARRAIGNMENT.
Scathing Words of Warning
From John Wanamaker.
PROSPERITY NOT IN SIGHT.
The Tide Will Tnrn Strongly Against
tbe Republicans Uuless the Busi
ness Deprension Is Altered.
New York, May 15 John Wanv
maker delivered a sensational speech
before Ins BusmesB Mens League
rXDKK STATK SUPERVISION.
Hume News
c
f-fc Anlerv and Ed Scott, of the
p tt bridge force, spent Sunday
tith their iamiues uerc.
i gr stone, Johnson county, visited
Lions near this place this week,
i bim.1i Ponnon was over to Pleasan-
i Dr Allen, of Rich Hill, was in town
. tnlna Tuptulftv mornin"
;J m v
( KIbr Ada Owinn visited in town
I irr Sunday. r
Kisses nevmo ri v.
firry are visiting the family of Judge
yuderwooa, ai wa.in.er.
Mrt Charles urowiner, wuoiu we
t.at loaf urnnk as havincr lost her
fed. was taken to a private Sani-
ttnuUl 1 BUU" "l" "'K"! MDDf
Monday morning. We hope she may
atedily regain her former health.
HlMlieona Kooeris aim eir,
of Rich Hill, visitea wuu juiss rowj
Hsraesburg since our last.
Mr Myers, who for the past six
gonthshashad charge of the Mitchell
But!, returned to his former home
itAmoret Wednesday.
On Tuesday our town wasimesieu
WV. tiimnii inrl liecffars. who with a
mAmnar arm nr other evidence of
JvSSP v
fatofortune, worked upon the aympa-
Sral dimes. They finished their day's
iJfork here by breaking inio mra
LSeigler'a pantry and stealing all the
f and cakes thev could find. Our
r" ; : i n
Uty Marshal promptly arresieu mem
ttdgave tnem tniny miuuieu iu uuu
Mrs Adams, formerly proprietor of
tot Cottage nouse, on veuueouj
nsnmed the management of the
Llltehell Hotel. Mrs aaams is uu
rpwienced hostess and we predict ior
iM Hotel a most successiui mauaso-!nt
Mrs J J Petty visited her sister,
In Eueene Atlams, at Pittsburg,
ihtoweek.
Miss Mabel Thompson, of Kicb Mill,
il visiting with the Misses Nantz this
Uias Mattie Reed returned Monday
(torn a visit with friends in Nevada.
Judge Brooks was down to Rich
Hill Monday.
Tft XT 1 .1 f a wlin hftVA llAPTl
pTititingin Kansas City for the past
iree weeks, returned home Friday.
( Elder J 11 Jones, of Appleton City,
j. ipending a few days with his
nomer.
Ray Ball, of Pleasanton. was in
town Thursday. Ray finds it very
kard to break away from Hume
"people" so suddenly. .
A Owinn was InHutier on uusmcso
J Walker Bobbitt has received a
in the shape of
the post office at Sprague.
The Misses Hoffses, of Benton, Mo,
ar. visiting their uncle, A Hoffses, of
war nere. .
Children's lav exercises will be ob
wved at all the" churches this year
The Old Settlers' reunion to pe ueiu
kjt,.niatr n'.li tr mind the
tact that Mrs U B White of this place
njoys the distinction oi oems
tart; white child born in the city of
Butler. She was Miss Bella Morgan,
the daughter of a former representa
tte of Bates county.
Th iinmA i;oirs ana iue
Metals, of Rich Hill, are matched to
play ball Saturday. If the Colts
pitcher don't sell the game it will be
interesting.
Died On Tuesday, the 11th inst,
Mrs Stephen Sherman, after a linger
ing illness with consumption extend
ing over a period of the past 5 years.
Mrs Sherman was an exemplary
Christian and was beloved by a large
t mm' f ill j
circle oi menus in xuis vicinny
in Philadelphia last night and little
oIca Vina hfen In'iVod ahrmt in rvoliti
Dirmaay lasi January. r
Edward Dudley and Miss Laura Cal circles to day. It was a bold,
Willard of Pasiac, were united in , . to hi, f.llow
marriage on last saDDatn Dy ine k.
minister. Mav peace and ioy eo I republicans that they must be hen-
with them. Next week we will have t uff eTeilMliog defeftt. Juat
something to say about another wed- vb Vl ou"C4 c"l"0"u,i
ding, and later on another one. how greatly the former postmaster
Tita fitianttiu'd yll i 1 PdTt II t'A 4 ll . .
of a Pearl.
A UUle irralo of saal liii lnlo
the oystrt' shell. UU! by HUla
the secretions surround It and tue
pearl is ra&de
So the 1UU mite deposited in the
and inerusted with your weekly
savings wilt become a pearl of
value in the time of need.
You can begin your deposit wiln
a dollar or more.
Deposit Valuable Papers in Fire Proof Vault Free of Charge.
leaves several children to mourn her
loss, who have the sympathy of the
entire community. -
I. T. Mizer.
Virginia Items.
wish the VIrgini
Kind friends if yon
another vear.
Do for Aaron what he does for you, tell liim all
me news you utr.
The Times eoes to friends in other states that
Peter Shaunty's children have the j . ,v
a.a. ar .a uh 1 o u I
i Mm Maxev closed her school at feat by nis ffflcoiu political Droiner, tn ha done except to euHer and wait.
Plainview last Thursday night; we senat0r Matthew S. Quay, may be TnM nixtv Kven counties play a
J I tried to get the particulars out ianea, i . - . -
lf0 only heard that the house was filled seen m this speech, but politicians state convention, to make a platform
. le and thV hftll ft POOd time. I l.w nira .Vorif aKla r, n.t mni Mr I -t i f r,fSn
while all the time it is one man that
constitutes himself the convention,
adopts a platform, adopts resolu
tions, nominates candidates himself
and adjourns, it is a pitiable and
discouraging spectacle; even if two
generations of our people have be
come accustomed to this coadition
as the of things. The newspapers, with
As we are writing tue natives nave
come to Me at V lrsrinia; pens anu
horns and yelling that Ed must get
up and treat.
4AROK.
i new
Resolutions.
to dy were charitable and gave Mr
Wttnamaker full credit for what he
said. Among the stirring para
graphs in his speech these fhme
out:
'The counttv is net prosperous.
JOE BLACKBURN AND CARLISLE.
tbe outset of the last presiden
auuuieu. iiiio liuuyc icnwwj ... i -
our brother. Charley B. Lewis, and tial campaign tbe party, press and
. -. .. . . iin -T i.1 1 As J4- l,ni. I w
The times eoes to menas in otner iaie mat wnereas, in me ios ui uium nolitical leaders general v fixed the
aet up 'till eleven, Lewis this lodge mourns an exem- P0Ul,cai ieaaerB BeneraiO nieu
To read what happens you and what other fol ka member, a tried and true Nctember election of 1896 as the
IninlSBT. I v uiouiuc, , ; I ' " " - ' '
t uf WOAir Hnrxr F.Bwin was com- '"end, a compa,monable orotner, , d t ,h b j ff00j times. Uerv few exceptions, and these not
XhnTndf nt9SlMi- A full half of the year has expired in the metropolitaa cities of this
S?",?"!?-? ship, Love and Truth. Therefore be B;nft(l lh1 ill of the republican party state, have accepted the situation
U1B irg 1II11H1 in vi.; - I ' I I
ent. t..i.. Ti,. h dAa.t.h of was declared. Thu3 far but one of and are silent in tbe faca of the
The Helmer boys are hauling corn .-'Z7::il. ... . - u
nti uroiuer iieww, ui iuugrBBouv.u tDe most important issues oi iue rrrave3t issues tuai. ubvb
toButier. Ud a nreat loss. That as a token of . . . ... T . , .
lirk last Thursday who respect and esteem for the memory campa.grn is neanng settlement ana irontea tne people
f ee l8aa A IZ"'??,?. of our dear brother, the hall be aP- hardIv ftny noticeable improvement It will be no c a
has been down with rheumatism for
thna wookH. li IS KlSteT
Pioaher of Butler, was also out the
same day to see him.
W D Orear, who has been on the
sick list, was able to be down town
Saturday. ,
C H Morrison wishes us to tell the
people that the cut worms, mice,
.ni.a rrnwi and the people in his
neighborhood are all busy at work.
Eli Clark and H B Francis of Mul
berry, was in our midst Saturday.
Geo Jenkins and Geo Ruble attend
ed the M E qnarterly meeting at
Butler Sunday. .
The crops are in need of ram.
Mrs Gus Rape was worse last week
than she has been for some time.
B F Jenkins was at Kansas City
last week to see his son, George, and
brother, josnua
rsdav who respect ana esteem ior mo x c-
umatism for of our dear brother, the hall be ap- hardly any noticeable improvement
..M PPiilLJrTWS of the wretched times is manifest.
ISO OUt IUB 1 . " ... . . l
lhs tide will scon set in sirongiy
badg
niniirninir for 3ft davs.
S&Xit3& ?q.it tt r.public.n ptr
. . t s 4uAl.i r 1 : n .it
oi the loage, ana a copy ue given mc i iDe aepresBion ut uusiueeo ia siieiou
offliotarl niilfiw who has the SVmPa-I - , . , j i:
fhv of all the brothers.
W. S. Arxold, )
J. D. Allks,
S. F. Warkock,)
Com.
Idleness and want breed a bitter dis
content, which will never te over
cjme until there arev ample employ-meDt.
Train In Texas field Up
San Antonio, Tex , May 15. The
west bound Southern Pacific passen
ger tra:.n was held up by masked
mart nn d robbed, about 250 miles
Tt will b no fa?y task to undo
tbA shackles which have crown uioa
us with the crrowth of years. There
is no short cut across the field to
victorv. As next winter's barns are
. l.a fild rmlv hv nlowiuff in the
winter, sowing in tbe spring and
reaping in the summer, so must the
plowing and planting be done for a
crop of better methods in public
affairs.
NO CAUSE TO MURDER.
The foes America has to fear are
1 It. .nlln amttmrrm Tllrbfl. nOr
t UUb Ui luuou, o.-0- 1 I , ,,.
the insurrectionists of Cuba, nor Slayer ot lour Ui.iflren nasontesseu-
the teiritory erasping British, but Came on Me Like as a Dream, He Says
west
of here early yesterday. As they are our own patient and heart
and Wielded His Knift on the Babes.
rTTn Vussev. Morton Jenkins and the train pulled out of the little town tired people, our own suffering, Crookstcn, Mmn., May 14 -Au-
John Foster killed 20 squirrels Sat 0f Lozier threa men jumped oa the much promised people, who, betray gust Normand, the brutal muraerer
"ERhornbrough spent last week platform and pointing pistol at the ed and disheartened, no longer have of th four HiMad children at urn-
with his parents near Amsterdam. enoiQeer and fireman, compelled the faith in their party, and will turn to more, N. D., has been captures, ana
T.h,hildrerday Snd former to stop the tr.iu about one an leaderBhiP that offers promise has confessed. He said: "I am the
K5d.Vl- jiST audhalf miles west of the town ofybett unbelieving that wot se man who cut the threats of the
Virgil Jenkins and wife went to After forcing the doors of the ex- cometbaQ those now Hiletad children. The first that I
Pleasanton, Kan., Thursday after preP8 car in, one of the robbers en- nm.B can ueci v-u tt,- it oame on me
irT- Vr.rtinAnd Miss Kettle of f . ., ...a n, .xi-r Tt is a terrible thin" to remember wan tnat it came on mo
.... . i I lr l nil iue LAL cauva vv umm a i 1 .
" I - m . 1 I I . I mm m d f CnmO HFII
safes of the Well Fargo Express observe public sentiment adnlt ana as a aieim. x
. . i j it. . ... i A:MeM-frk mo nnii i v it ui v. a
Kansas City, who are visiting them
for a few days,
nuira a. number of Mrs Jonn
safes ot the w e;is ' argu ipreaa ooserve puDiicseuiiuieui. Bi - . .
,r,or,-ir Rnih th throueh and the t... on,! th nnnl sweep- was eoius to do me bodily lojury
IjVUI W - V w - - n III I-MI)LB1UCU MM V wa w ... - w
AAuww. - - -i " . i r i . . j r J
Woody's friends spent Thursday oi iocai 8afe3 were opened ana tne con . aw ff0m tbeir &ffecti0n to the went to HUstad s nouse ana iouuu
tents were secured, xne iocai eaie . - nr Wi'c.d nd tbe cailaren. 1
jk har Mn Woodv had
an elezant dinner prepared for theiu. K.,kSOfinn nr S3.000 ld party-
Those present were Mesdames Jas tai"" I , , Th mnnv mn are erowine up
i j w fpFadden Joe Whin-1 me amount nccuieu hwlu i o " I
o woTi.L vi nd Pierce, ihrnnoh safe is unkown. but it U be- indifferent to republican principles, throats
of Virginia and Mrs Jenkins and Mrs hjeved it will not fall below $7,000 or I witlj no re9Dect for partie3 of broken liked the c
Hardin of Passaic. UsnnO. The express cir was badly ),.. . 0flrtnol rA avainst ths
C A Wallace was at Kansas uuv . ... 'ftkra nf thft MI,n Plllu,ra wuu -?-
Thursday of last week with a load of
cattle and hogs.
Emanuel Nestlerode lost a fine cow
on clover last week.
tv.. Nooiirwt fifina fillev last week.
Everett Drysdaie ana wne, oi dui-
wrecked by tne ierce oi me eipiu . - . . ,i
eion of the dynamite. The top was "ate patronage w .-.
nr Wi'crl and tbe caiiaren. x
outraged her. I cut tha children'a
I don't knew why for I
childrea. I had nothing
sdi or Hilstid. He bad
always used me right. To my wife
t
1 - 1
i I i
( liiiii? 'I
' it n m
I K I I I ultaiKl ar -r
eion of the dynamite. The top was - r , . . T Bt brieve for me. I will
blown off and the sidjs ar-d floor tton contracts i e '"" rn; in heaven.' To my mother
were badly shattered. The mail was 0f the ration is lallicg iow(r ana College View I say, Do
greatly damaged by force of the ex-
Invar under insults to intelligence, , .
s.uiuui- d --i : .. not irneve iut j"-
ler. visited his grandpa, Wm Drys- plosion oi tne ajmmiie v iolatioa of law, reckless danng of enoUrh worry over me already lo
dale and his uncle, O M Drysdaie are ,n pursuit ot tne ropofrs, wuo There are im- 145 relates, my seven brctbers
o...ja. i a. a i r i a n Qiman i ntv hth i r i w . i .
ouiiuay. ... , euiuu.Ku. TV... - :.f.in. .i. fi s Ur 1 a7. 'Uite me a mcs
The Christian . wm u . . that canQe into tms measuraoie uepma ui - ------
nart of a eans that came 11
section recently from New Mexico.
I . 17
thia nation and state if the contin- cunau
ued use of corporation and public You or iocbtnvar Outdone
mr-nsva &nd the disposition of fed" I c.n Arvlnnio. Texas. May 16.
J " - I UBU
- . a I vi T J ... a m i A ma t AO n
Fill a bottle or common gi wiiu ry-- , ,, "r19r MonelOTa.Mex
urine and let it stana twemy-iour 0 be controlled m tne interest ot "wc""" ;--
How to Find Out.
have Chil
dren's Day the first Sunday in June.
Frank ana neuie accjiroj ff""
c...i.r n. s,mdv at Drexel with
their sister, Mrs John Hendrixson.
Quiteanumoer oi me xuuucwi
members attended the social and
a mA..tt T-VirJiiv nicrht OI
upper at au.w. j urine anu iet it .irmivy- xo De conirouea m 4UvCSo. --- o r
last week. A . hours; a sediment or settling indicates I ... . . -.fft- them- ico, arrived here today with news oi
Pleasant Hill, presiaenx oi k.xt- an unhealthy condition of the kid- qoadruple tragedy just enacted on
1UUD UU wv. 1 IIHVT. II UCI1 -v 1 Hill CS UU. W w-w w I ikn UaAlAiiflK CI Hi liHUlV. UCA1 UIB
auested each 88 to. Mod a tive evidence of covernrnent contracts Z Macedonia Frausta. a 17-
to V lrgmia oaiurutsy l" ",v" " Too frequent aesireiourmaie or piu i ' . , . !" , , , . - t .
Anwhftts o'clock to ar-1 . A , i .,. .isn .nnvininir nrnnf L. n.:.t.ir. ns.rticnlar protections 1 .r nld bov of that neieaDorDOca,
..... . nrninnim ana set a time .... u,, i.un.ra anil bladder are out I . . . .. v t.:u ;n inva with Anita Mens, tne
i.j .. r-B----- in th l"c throuen tne monev ut wu,u u,c r. - , ' m
5??- oforaer' . LwS:. . decided. There WU1 Ptty daughter oi a rancumau xu.
There is
DUVALL, &KPERCIVAL,
butlek,;mo-
aa ' "
.xo-ib.
'v to loan on farm at rertoced rateaof
-v' . r. rt.v.KI. at nllf OlIIOO
Ijon flnd them here when doe. Vfa glya
IprtviletretooavanT time. Money reaay
Sensational Scene Between the Two Ken
tuckians. New York, May 15 Alfred Henry
Lewie, writing to the Journal from-
Washington, thus descants upon
sensational meeting between Joe
Blackburn and John G. Carlisle:
And now it would appear that it-
time may come when we shall have-
blood on the moon." It will be
Kentucky moon. Blackburn is in
town. So also is that ex Secretary
of boneless policies, John O. Carlisle-.
They were not looking for one an
other, but this is a small town.
Blackburn not only considers Car
lisle as a general traitor to his party,,
but holds him to be even a more
pregnant form of political criminal'
Ktill. Blackburn credits Carlisle with
beioc the first creat oause of his
(Blackburn's) defeat for Senats re
election.
As I stated, the two men were not
looking for fach other. But they
met. It was on tbe public causeway.
Blackburn was with Senator Shoupv
Carlisle was with Senator Lindsay.
As they approached Blacburn's ej
began to blaze. Carlisle did Dot note
those hate lamps burning in the-
Blackburn eyes. As Carlisle came
up be extended his hand to Black
burn. Carlisle had a purpose to lei
bygones be bygone. This Christian
chanty is popular snd easy with
such as Carlisle, who have deeply
and traitorously wronged a friend,
and fail of heart to meet the brunt,
of the stern cot Bquecc?p. Thoee-
who have been wronged, and ejpe
... . . . . .
dally when tney possess a natural
courage and an inborn instinct ior
war, as does Blackburn, are not .
prone to forgive and forget. As
come out, Carlisle s inenaiy nanc
went vainly groping.
-Ui.tl.firn snnmar! it. an it Wf-TP
ViBLftVUlu " f-' " . J - -. - -
and in vivid, iaibing phrase, gave
. . . . . ...
U ticoo it CarllklA will
1U11U v.
ring alarms in that statesman's ears
for many a day I o come, iiiactourn .
drove Carlis'e frcm bim with words -
of vitriol. Beyond the verbal point.
however, violence did cot go. Car
lisle is tol recorded as making any
retort. Later Blackburn talked ou
pistols, and declared that a day
would com when he "would make
Carlisle publicly admit that he (Car
lisle) was a coward, a liar and: n
rojrue "
It is the kind of promise Black
burn will make a livfly effort to keep,
and expectation is therefore on a
wire edge in consequence.
WHAT TO DO.- 'm VT&eiZoVli.
comfort in the knowledge most assuredly come a day when an(i jfraagu determined to get
pressed, that Dr. Kilmer's . a mighty revolt and re ,.:an Gf her by force He arm-
We saw James Nestlerode the other
. a erirAS sa r it 1
day wno T., irtrtta ort rtftn nxnresfed. that Dr. Kilmer's Li :ii . miohtv revolt and re i,Kfftrii. Ha arm-
"imhitKritle voice. Swamp Root, the great , kidnev rem- " " , - ' revolution Vim.-lf with a rife and startad
Hehasbeenaway f-m here about edj, fuh Lr h7r home. On the road he ,t
Wt"lrda,hter is liTng dTrad "every part of the urinary B. Jwa eon tinually despised Manual SoUs, manager of the Ha-
on thrfarm per Pineville, McDow- psages. lX legislation ccneiv cienda. accompanied by one o
P?totrnhome soon as eer, Fa deliberately shot and killed
siSTersrsi- -1 1 n munv times durme tne - -
MetnoOlSlS ueiu luru . 10 tri "1' . " - -, , .i. ,
xuv. . ... x-,.us.l. I tr. nriiiaTP. I lie muu nuu liitr
quarterly meeting : a "Vrdina7y effect of Swamp. Root
sciiooi nouv t cnVinr.. I 0T, ,-H7ed. It stands the highest
for itl wonderful cures of the most
fove'feittffiastbouL It re- distressing case js. If yoaneed la medi-
?her she hS jSSd h7 Mih MenPn WhWeet Times and
b ftSdly M"nisTBPRey F B Webb ndyouraddresstoDr.KUmer&Co..
..t onn VI In OI - I o
.iu "".V.Y:,.: --At v,.m Wh. Another brother of the
ni nt her notDtiu uiiaio ucuiu, ,
the people from their party ana aasu h uf-j ---- --- --- -- "V
tion to substitute almost any wuu 01 uwu; TJTw.Vnr Her
d untried, leadership with .the up .and -JjJ
hope Of poiDie reu. - - - . he . r hom
t - -
From some points of view it
might seem that there was not much
snd the two eloped and MTe not yet
been captured.
SJ
Absolutely Pure.
relebratM for iU crtat levajr
,tr.nrtt acd itfaleM. Assrs t
feod axatost aiam 1 ail fonasas aW
tTt:cB ecnimoa to fceep Jtew.
Soy it, baciss rowPEs co. 5. t.
a paper ai sign