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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Augusta and
way landings-W. T. Gibson, Manager.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SHORTHAND NIGHT CLASS. EAST.
est and best system taught. c. M. Rush
ing, Board Of Trade Building.
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED, FURNISHED HOUSE. CEN
trally located. Address Box Sc. Pulaski
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If It falls
20 cure 25c.-ad.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of yes
sells free OF charge in United States hy-
geographic office, in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
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The steamer Santee, which sunk in the
ocmulgee river near AbbeviIe. about six
months ago. has been raised and brought
to this city She arrived yesterday, and
will be hauled out and repaired.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LJ5T, q bIlVW N bUIL DONl
about six months old. Liberal reward II
returned to Max Kraft, Lincoln and Tay-
Tor streets.
LOST, A PAIR OF GOLD EYE
glasses, probably between my office and
the Central Railroad Bank. G. II. Dor
sett.
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New York. Nov. 1s-The inspector Of the
third light house district gives notice that
the electric buoys marking the sides OF
Gedney and Bayside Range cut channels.
entrance to New York lower bay, were.
with the exception Of + Z, relighted on
Nov. II. Until r can be repaired a
lantern showing a fixed white light will
be suspended from this buoy.
Masters and pilots Of vessel are again
requested to avoid collision with the cleo
trio buoys. Damage to one buoy disabled
the whole system, and the electric light
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BARKENTINEs.

Carrie L. Tyler, 53s tons. Tillotson, Idg
lumber, New York--c. w. Howard & Co
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Reports of wrecks and derelicts re-
ceived for Transmission to the navy de-
partment
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23
Protect Your Homes

From fire, lightning, tornado and
wind storms by policies in the "Con.
tinental'' of New York. Also protect
yourself against accident by an acci.
dent policy in the Fidelity and
Casualty Co., of New York. Full
amount of policy paid in case of
death from accident, and weekly
benefits should you be disabled by
accident of any kind. For policies
IN either, call on J. S. Pierce, agent.
Office, front room over T. L. Petty's
grocery store, s. W. cor. square.
20.1m.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23

Thursday night last week young
man walked into NJ. Hurts store
at Metz, and called for piece OF
tobacco. Mr.. Hurt cut it off and
when he turned to hand it to the
customer he was confronted with a
pisto. AID demand to hand over
the cash on hand. Mr.. Hurt com.
piled and gave him 81 so. The rob
Der turned out to be Fred Steele
and he was arrested at the home OF
his aunt. Friday, about two miles
south of Foster
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23
Perfect Wisdom

Would give rs perfect health Be
cause men and women are not per
fectlv wise. thew must take medicines
to keep themselves perfectly healthy
Pure. rich blood Is the basis Of good
health Hoods Ssrss1arilla IS the
One True Blood Purifier. It gives
good health because it builds upor
the true fouudation-pura blood
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23
Tribute to DeArmOnd,

Champ Clark in ST. Louis Republic.
Once upon time mamma lion
was reproached by some mother
more prolific because of the small
ness of her litter of babies. Yes"
replied the queen of beasts grimly,
"Onlv two-but they are lions"
Missouri had only two ex Judges
in her great delegation-Fyan and
DeArmond-but they are brave as
lions and would do honor to any
state
Judge DeArmond was a member
of the Judiciary committee and
ranks among the ablest lawyers in
the house. He enjoys the respect
of all who know him except Wash
ingtop City residents. They hate
him exceedingly, because he has an
old fashioned idea that those who
do the dancing should pay the piper
and he can't get it through Bis lumin
GUS mind why man in Bates coun-
ty, Missouri, should be taxed to pave
a street in Washington City. Conse-
quently he is a standing obstacle to
the appropriations for the district of
Columbia. This, though a gravs
fault in the eyes of Washingtonians,
might be condoned if he did not in.
sist on moving the National Capital
to the banks of the Mississippi;
which is the objectionable sin in the
eyes of the denizens of that delect.
able city.
If they should have a voting con-
test there to decide who is the most
unpopular man in Congress it would
be neck and neck between Dear
mond and Dookery. But guess
they can hear 1t with cheerful equa
nimity so long as their constituents
stand by them with the fidelity of
Napoleon's Old Guard.
l had known for years that Dear
mond was a fine lawyer, for I had
read his decisions and Judge Sher.
wood had told me so. Any lawyer
upon whom Sherwood sets the sea
of his appreciation has something in
him, dead sure 1t is better than &
patent of nobility. But 1 never
dreamed that this qaiet and indefat
igable student possessed phenom
email powers of withering sarcasm
and scorching invective until l heare
him fay a distinguished Congress
man alive one morning about Il
months ago. It was an eye opene
to everybody in the house excep
John T Heard. who had served will
DeArmond in the state senate ant
who had heard him do some skin
ming before That 10 minute speecl
taught all inspiring statesmen there
abouts that DeArmond is danger
Gus customer to tackle-as NOR
than one has learned to his everlasi
ing sorrow.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23

W. 0. jackson, city attorney elect,
was elected clerk of the council at
the meeting Monday night.
Married, by Rev. DR.. Jones, Ohio
street M. E parsonage, April Goth,
Alfred NJ. Wilson and Mrs. Sallie A.
Morgan, all of Butler.
The dispatches report heavy
frost in the central part of California
last week which did great damage to
the fruit crop.
Blood purified, disease cured, sick
ness and suffering prevented-this
is the record made each year by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Bill Taylor will be hung at Car
rollton one week from to-day unless
some preventing providence, which
is not at all likely, intervenes.
Unless Governor Stone interferes,
Foster Pollard and Frank Harris,
two negroes, will pay the penalty of
their crime, murder, on the gallows
at Kansas City Friday.
Mr.. John Stephenson, of the sub
stantial farmers and citizens of Hud
son township, and a good friend to
the booming TINES, called Saturday
| and renewed for '97.
We are requested to say that 6
box supper will be given at Bethel
church, Pleasant Gap township, Sat
urday night. The proceeds will be
used in repairing the building. All
are invited.
Silas Levy left Saturday night fol
Helena, Ark, to be present at th'
marriage of his wife's sister. Hi.
wife, who has been visiting hel
parents for the past two weeks, viii
return home with him.
First to speak The democrats o
Schell City have organized a silve,
club and fifty names has been en-
rolled The organization has beer
named the r. P Bland Silver club
Judge Fielding Childs is president
1t is strange the morbid curiosit,
people have to look at a murdere
through iron bars. When Bill Tay
lor was taken to Kansas City hun
dreds called to sec him every da,
and among the visitors were hand
somely dressed women.
Senator Tillman has a new an,
original name for the populists L
his speech at Warrensburg the othe
day he called them the orphan party
J While this about fits the case, it i
calculated to make Atkeson an,
Pierce awful mad. Orphan-no pap
nor mama.
!, If the Chicago convention declare
!, for free silver the democrats of Mi:
souri, will not only elect every stat
officer but also every legislator al
y congressman by the old time maiol
:. Itles-and the outlook is CROWN
!. better every day for the silverites S
r Chicago go.-Rich Hill Review
Since the Sedalia convention the,
5 is nothing left for the populists
r do but blow out the lights, shut II
q door and all come back and vote til
q democratic ticket and help lick IL
e high tariff gold bug republicans o,
of their boots.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23
TIER WEEKLY TIMES
LOCAL ITEMS

LOCAL ITEMS
Rank Allen, at the Missouri State
u, writes fire insurance. Best of
bpanies represented. Att
(rs. W. E Walton, who has been
10 sick for several weeks has been
sn to Kansas City for treatment.
J. A. Colyer sold two very fine
b last week to A. II. Shafer, of
lion Kansas. The price paid was
n
Dsrn, to tho wife OF J. G. Won
+ on April Goth, q sweet girl
~. Mother and baby reported
ng we'll
Dnited in marriage on April 18th
Judge Dalton, Mr.. G. E. Stuckey
Miss Eva Childers, both of
n county.
The people about Carrollton are
ungly Of the opinion that George
glor is hiding in the cane brakes
Charlton county.
N attempt was made to burglar.
the residence of Mr.. Lynch, in
south part of thwn Friday night
the window route.
Mss Mary White, one of the pop
teachers in our schools, spent
surday and Sunday with her
rents in Harrisonville.
Nj. and Mrs. Piper, the aged
upie hurt last week Ill a runaway
adent, are getting along very
Mr. Piper is up and out.
sis now believed the saws with
plch the Taylors used in making
slr escape from the Carrollton jail
's ,s amuggled into the Jail in g
Ihs heirs of the Mcconnell estate
70 sold the family residence in the
20 part of the city to E w. Pi
It is a nice little home and
ought $500
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, whe
visiting at the home of II. G
tton, in Lone Oak township. were
ds glad Saturday morning by the
no Of baby daughter.
4 W. Mitchell has bought th'
stest OF his partner in the Nevads
sand is now sole owner OF th'
POI. The Post is one of the bes
pers In this section of the state
draad old Missouri is 16 to
@ you dissatisfied Jeffersonial
yuilstic democrats that left tn
ship, come back and climb OF
wagon and go with us.
an A. Fl. Goldstein and famil
Mss Blanche Goldstein, of Cal
IS are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
al Morris. The former is a siste
the latter a niece of Mrs. Morri:
n N. Nestlerode, of Virginia.
accredited agent of this pape
Persons subscribing or payin
arrearages on their subscriptio
receive proper credit for sam
this Office. If.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23
Low Rate Money

Borrowers wanting loans of One
Thousand Dollars and upwards on
Good Real Estate security can be
accommodated now at
VERY LOW RATES.
Time S years. Privilege given to
pay part or all before due and stop
interest. Parties wishing to bor.
row are invited to call and get rates
and terms. Money ready-No delay.
MISSOURI STATE BANK,
Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable.
perfectly harmless, always reliable
and beneficial.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23
City Tax Books Burned .

0. Nj. Lukenbill, tax collector for
this city, informs us that the tax
books IN his possession were burned
in the fire which destroyed the resi-
dence occupied by himself and faith
er's family, Thursday last. The
books were IN an upstairs room and
as nothing was saved from this part
of the dwelling were lost. The de-
struction of these books is certainly
very unfortunate, both for the col
lector aud the city, and may cause a
great deal of trouble and delay in
making a final settlement.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23
Golden Opportunity
". W0MACK'S
CASH GROCERY,

for the farmers of Bates county.
Gentlemen, trade with me and will
do you good by selling you goods
cheaper than you ever bought them
for. Here are few nuggets:
80 ib good rice 90
s fb fancy broken Java coffee l 90
4 fb 4" 30c roasted L" l 90
81 fb genuine African Java cof l 90
3 fb pure Mocha and Java l 60
Is fb extra dry salt meat clear
of bone 90
40 Ii rolled oat flake free from
black specks 90
80 fb Mich hand picked beans l 90
Best brooms each 20
Good - Is
5 cans good sweet corn 25
1 :. best :. 'E 25
2 " heavy syrup apricots Is
2 mountain yellow table
peaches 25
IA boxes Greenwich lye l 90
ile Greenock :. ! 90
2S bars Clai.ette soap 90
2S Silk soap / 90
| "a Old Country soap 90
6 fb raisins %
5 fb extra fancy large raisins %
4 fb good California peaches 25
l 2 gallon pail sugar syrup 81
Is Il pail jelly 30
Would like to give prices on
thousand other articles, but space
wont admit of it. Remember an
selling exclusively for CASH and pro-
duce only 1 pay cash all the time
for eggs and poultry. Please bear
this in mind when you come to But
Ter. l want to call your attention 20
nv large assortment Of queensware
and tinware, which / am selling low
er than it was ever offered for in
Butler before. I am selling winter
wheat -four ranging il price from
75c Der sack to s1.10; do not handle
spring wheat -four as it works sticky
and will not give satisfaction in this
country. would advise you TO let II
alone. A cordial invitation is 81
tended 10 one and all 10 trade with
ne. Respectfully,
W. C. W0MACK,
The oalv exclusive Cash Grocer in
Butler. near Mo. State Bank.
22 2t
The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23


reelected. He will not only get
every democratic vote in his district,
but some republican votes: and very
many populists will vote for him.
The latter know they stand no ghost
of a show of electing their own can
didate. They also know that De.
Almond has been consistent. con-
slant and true on the money ques-
ton, and hence they are not going
to throw away their votes.-Rich
Hill Review.
We note that E. c. Beaue has pur
chased All interest in the Nevada
Mail. aud the publishers will be
| Speed & Beane MIR. Beane is a
practical newspaper man with ability
and large experience and the Mail,
already one of the best newspapers
in the state. will lose none of it's
brightness or prestigein this change
of publishers. Dick Speed is one oi
the best newspaper men in Missouri
is known by the fraternity "a 6
rustler and is loved and admired by
them all He is generous to fault
o: an open, frank disposition thai
begets confidence. true to his friend!
as steel. aud to his untiring effort:
the Mail owes its present success
We expect to see tue Mail increas'
it's already high standard under th'
able management of these gentle
men.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

have the Spanish on the rcar. The
Spanish do not stir and the night pre-
vents further operations.
April ie-I oounterlnarch all ways
on my plan. The enemy advanced un-
der my FIRE and is brought to a difficult
path. where its infantry can hardly
move.
april eo-I continue adSafirssssgi Win
nothing 10 spoil my plans. Tho enemy
move with the same caution a. before
Night again stops cur mannevcrs, tho
spaniards seemingly not caring TO pres
very much on us. and for my part
lhaving In mind the nocossiiy Of sparing
my non so a. 70 march with all our
struugth preserved into other districts.
"Arin 22-The enemy hardly ad.
vancos half a league toward me. and
abandoning my steps ! campod at Igu-
ara. one Of their permanent entrenched
forts. In our march we have described
a scmicircle Of almost 10 leagues In di.
amo;cr and that has taken Us more than
thrce days. am told that the Spanish
column Is under Colonel Martin and Is
NOT abandoning the many years Of cam
paign that have made me familiar with
the Spanish cruelties and atrocities In
Cuba have felt greater horror than
ever before
Il ann fully confident of the success
Of cur summer campaign and have nc
doubt that we shall continue receiving
your valuable support, both materially
and morally, through your efforts near
the American government.
1T Is useless 20 say anything about
the operations in general. The reading
Of the Spanish press is enough to show
which cne Of the two armies lead the
campaign and which Is on the often
ave.m
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
STARTED WITH A RIOT
Confusion Precedes Missouris
Republican Convention.
BOTH FACTIONS WANTED TO BOSS.

The Cause Of tho Trouble Was That
Fiilsy Undertook 20 Keep the Kerens
Faction From the Convention Hall.
Kersns Works a scheme aud Keeps
All Ont Of the Haii.
ST. JosErn. No, May l2.-The Re
publican state convention was almost
turned into a not this marning over
the delegates TO be admitted 20 the
hall. The time set for opening was 10
O'Clock, and at that hour fully 20OO peo-
pie were in front Of the Crawford Op-
era House, clamorinR for admittance
The cause Of the trouble was disa-
agreement between Filley and Kerens
fSctions for supremacy. The former,
~ chairman Of the state committee, Is.
sued tickets 10 his set Of delegates be.
fore leaving 81. Louis Kerens and his
followers were present In force with
oontesting delegates The local COM
mittoe Of arrangements recognized
Kerens AZ boss, and this committee also
issued tickets % the convention and
having obtained possession Of the keys
20 the hall refused 20 admit any one un-
til Filloy would consent 10 some compro-
mise. For over two hours the delegates
stood In the sun cursing alternately fil-
ley and Kercns. but all 10 no purpose.
About y O'Clock reporters and tele-
graph operators were admitted to the
convention hall, but the delegates were
kept outside while a truce was being ar
ranged between the factions. A little
later crowd Of men wearing Fillcy
hats congrcgated in the rear Of the the
Ater and attempted 10 smash in the door
Thay used a haiteringram aud the glas'
was smashed The sergeant at arms on
the outside telephoneo IL police ant
the patrol wagon fun of officers wa
sent 70 the scene. Thesorgeant at arm
being unable 20 identify the individual
no arrests were made. but the officers 10
manned on guard
John l.. Rittingcr, chairman Of N,
local committee on arrangements. had
possession Of the keys and would adul
no one 10 the hall The delegates in uil
streets were furious and threais vsr,
made that both Fillcy and kerens wouk
b. turned down when the oonventiol
finally opened.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
cARusLE ANp eLAckauRN.
They wnl LEAD the Gold aud silver
Factions IN Kentuckp.

They wni Lad the Cold aud silver
Factions IN Kcntuckp.
LEXINGTON. Ky. May i2-The fight
boiween the gold standard Democrats.
led by Secretary Carlisle, aud the silver
Democrats, led by Senator Blrckburn.
begins In Kentucky this week In earn.
ct. The secretary win arrive at Lex
ington tomorrow and win spend the day
in consultation with Mr. Cleveland's ex-
comptroller Of the currency. Milton ].
Durham. chairman Of the committee Sc
lccted TO organize the gold standard
Democrats IN central Kentucky.
The SECRETARY viii then 90 20 Louis.
villcto confer with leading gold standard
Democrats there.
senator blackburn viii probably ar.
riye here Thursday, and Thursday uight
ne viii attend y big free silver mass
meeting. His licutenants are already
organizing and the leading free silver
men are juhilant over what they con-
slider the rapid progress the silver move
mont Is making In Kentucky. They
claim that they viii control the state
convention, which meets here June B.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
THE UNION REVIVAL.
What the People Of God Pro.
pose Doing by United
Effort.

There ls q generous impulse oi toler-
ance and broiheFly love manilelles In
the union reyival meetings which have
been 20 successfully begun here, hat
cannot fail to attract the attention Of
the most careless and obdufale. When
the people Of God become 20 concefned
for the salvation Of souls that they lay
aside al points Of difference and unite
their volces In telling the simple ard
hesutifal story Of the cFosa. 4 would b.
strange indeed II an awakening did not
follow, such a. has not been seen IN
Bryan Cor long time. The plan of the
meeting embraces the Methodist, Bap-
tlst and Presbyiorian churches. with al
ternasing services. A iull list oi CON-
millees have been sppoinied.
olook afleF inquiring souls; helho-
dist, N. d. Cole, Nd Hall, Mrs. W. n.
webb; Baptist, J. W. Ray, d. d. Daw-
son and Mrs. waldFop; PresbyleElan.
Or. W. II. Wilson. Otto wite. Mrs,
West.
Finance COMMITTEES: Methodist Ar.
Webb, J. c. Williams, J.. II. hs9hln.
ey.
UsheFs- Methodist. Dick Jones' bap.
list, Eugene PARKS Preshylerian, Rob..
Armsirong.
II. o. Robinson, John T. Wysa and
some member Of she baptist church
viii have charge Of The music.
The pastors will prcach alternately
as follow; Or. Finley Al the Melho
die. church tonight; DR.. Clolhlst 81 ~
PreshyleEirn church and d.. West 81
the Baptist church, where no psfathe|
last night
Arrangements aso being made 10 o.
cure tent al an early aal1.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
WHAT GOMEZ IS DOING.


che InsurEcnt Leader.
NEw YoRK, May i2.--Thomas Es-
trada Palma. the Cuban delegate, has
received the following letter from Cen.
Maxine Gomez, the conmander-in-chief
Of the Cuban army. The letter was
written at the general headquarters Of
the Cuban army at Iquara, being dated
April 20. General Gomez says;
"In order 10 make this letter short ]
viii copy from my diary.
april lion approaching the river
zaza by the ford valvia, narrow and
dangerous, both shores oro occupied by
strong Spanish column composed Of
infantry, cavalry and artillery, sus.
pend my march and explore the field.
April ISL detach some shooters 30
as to compel the enemy to move, plao-
ing myself at the right and trying 70
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

BUrrE, Mon. May i2-Thc Rcpub,
lican state convention selected as dele,
gates 20 the So. Louis convention Sona,
tors Carter and Mantle, Congressman
Hartman. I. q. Marshall, ]. w. Stra
vile aud Alexander Meter. A rcsolu
tion instructing the delegates 20 wall
ont Of the 50. Louis convention II meth
ing Is done for silver was laid on the 4.
BILE The delegates were not instrucl.al
as 10 the presidential candidates.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
surrems couneIl 30 se..Isn.

WASHINGTON. May i2.-About 500
delegates 10 the supreme council Of the
American Protective association are In
the city for the convention which begins
today, and which, ON account Of the
troublesome questions 10 be dealt with.
win probably BE- In session for several
days. Most Of the delegates here Are
from the southern and western states.
prominent among others being Judge
J. II. jackson Of Texas.