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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
Hume items,

Vain Mcconnell, of the firm of Nc
Conell s. Sons, was in st Louis last
week buying buggies and carriages.
Rob Morton, of Mississippi, is here
on his annual visit. Mr. Morton owns
one of the best farms in Howard twp
and always spends July and August
with us.
JH Cox is selling out his stock of
general merchandise at cost. He ex-
poets to make his home in Texas.
Hume now has one of the best
furnished and neatest hotels in the
southwest.
Miss Della Maxwell has been quite
sick.
Hume is figuring on the Teachers
Institute next year. We can accom-
modate the teachers of this county,
and are entitled to the Institute next
year.
RIB White and family are visiting
| at Warsaw, Mo.
Mrs Jno Hill and children, of lola,
Kansas. is visiting c E Horton.
Rev MCGEE will commence a pro-
tracted meeting at the Christian
church Tuesday evening. Hear him,
he is an excellent speaker.
Ice cream at opera house Tuesday
| night.
Mrs j J Gregg and daughter Mabel,
of Delight, Kan, are here visiting her
mother, Mrs David Cox.
Rev Clark preached at the Baptist
church Sunday night.
The failure of the Phoenix Building
& Loan Association OF st Joseph, Mo,
let down several of our good citizens,
We are sorry, but the people of this
county must learn an important les
son, and that is TO manage their own
finance. -"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
oower Bros, flour Wednesday.

Power Bros, flour Wednesday.
The agent for Excelsior mill was
here trying to sell our merchants
| flour.
Hope George McAnich will come
out on top and get even up with
those fellows who tried to down him.
Ray Bros of Butler, our brothers
in-law, returned from Urich Wednes-
day, where they visited their broth
er Price and family. Lonnie Ray
holds a position at Thos Fisk, and AL
phonso will hold place in the new
department store.
JAS Wendleton run the chicken
wagon a day for Patrick while he
was in x c on business.
Mr Showalter was canvassing in
our village in the interest of the Re-
publican.
James Barker and family, a NJ
Shelton and family and others will
spend few days at Monegaw soon.
Mont Hurt of Cove Creek was on
our streets few evenings since.
w d Howard drove his calves from
the pasture north to his home, as he
has plenty of grass since cutting hay.
Geo Price talks of shipping two
loads of cattle this week. His hogs
brought 81. 30 in the city.
F III Patrick and son-in-law (hopes
to be- look as though they had been
badly looked after while in the city.
Jesse Price can pick up that foot
all right.
Ed Wendleton and Jim Crabtree
took dinner Friday at our village
restaurant.
Fred Williams has the buggy that
takes my eye, and he got it at Deacon
Bros. & Co, the buggy men of Butler.
Ned Cole had a little experience
with a young horse and his buggy.
Jesse Spearman has been canvass
ing Bates county in the interest of
his thresher.
We noticed a number of drummers
here last week. The prospect of a
bountiful crop has started them.
Buck Hendrickson talks Bryan and
free silver to a finish.
Guess we will hear from Showal-
ter con the wing" soon. Let me say
just here, if he cannot do better than
John Henry. (geu up better feeling
among his party he had better lay
down his pen and retire from the
field.
J A Warford and wife will receive
our thanks. They know what a hun
CRY doctors family like-chicken.
Sam Ford brought in load of
mdse for Hendrickson.
Milt Teeter is having a stable built
on his property in the south part of
town.
c NJ Decker weighed up the Hoop
er cattle Monday.
Noble and Richardson took a hunt
one evening last week.
A dance at Perry Rays near the
round mound Wednesday night.
Murt Anderson has a good team for
sale.
An ice cream supper Friday night
at John Nigly's. PAT.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
Companies Pay Fines.

Jefferson City, Mo, July 21.-
Three insurance companies paid
their fines to day and are now allow
ed to continue business in the state.
They are the Niagara Fire Insurance
company Of New York, the National
Fire Insurance company OF Hartford
Conn, and the Mechanics Insurance
company of Milwaukee. Six of the
seventy three oustsd companies have
now paid their fines of $1,000 each.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
Storms Rage in Kansas.

Galena, Kan, July 21.-The heav-
lest rain of this year is being ex-
perienced throughout this section. II
commenced Wednesday night, and
at different times since then has
equaled the bursting of water spouts.
A few mines throughout the district
are drowned out. and should it con
tinue much longer they will be
greatly affected. Lightning struck
at different places this evening in
Galena, but no damage has been ex.
perisnced except the breaking of
wires.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
Dealers in

We handle the Peter Schuttler,
Mitchell, Weber and Clinton farm
wagons, and are making some very
low prices on same, as we bought
before the recent advance and can
save you some money.
If you want the best wagon made
come in and get Peter Schuttler, as
they will run easier and last much
longer than any other make of wag
ons. OF course they cost more than
other wagons. But the difference in
price is money well invested
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
BuggieS, BuggieS.

We have sold more buggies this
year than any firm in Bates county.
The reason that we haze been selling
SO many huggies is that we have a
better buggy and are selling them
cheaper than our competitors. We
sold as many buggies the first six
months of this year as we did the
entire year of '98.
We handle the Racine buggies
with steel corners which are the best
buggies made for the price. We
also handle cheaper line of buggies
and can sell you a good buggy with
quarter leather top from $50 up.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
A KIND HEARTED SHERIFF.

Sheriff Muid Proves Himself Friend In
Need.
Nevada Post. q.
Mrs. Blanch Snyder, Of Kansas
CITY, with her little daughter, re.
turned home to-day noon from a
visit to her brother, w. D Conkling
of this city.
After Mrs. Snyder purchased her
ticket and had her trunk checked,
she put her ticket and check in her
pocket book. When she got on the
train she discovered that she had
lost her pocket book, ticket home,
trunk check and some small change,
all the money she had with her.
Whether some one snatched her
purse from her hand as she was get
ting on the train, or whether she
dropped it and some one picked it
up, she could not tell.
She was in deep distress and very
anxious to get home. Sheriff Mudd,
OF Butler, who had never seen the
woman before, saw how she was
worried and kindly loaned her So,
the price of ticket home. She
thanked him heartily, took his ad-
dress and assured him she would
send his money as soon as she got
home.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
Pension for a Chlnaman.

Washington, D. O., July 25.-Ah
va of Shanghai, China, a laundry
man who enlisted in the navy in
1884. and was formerly attached to
DsweY's flagship Olympia, to-day
was granted q pension OF $50 a
month for lung trouble. He has the
distinction of being the first Chinese
psnsioner of the government.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27

Berlin, July "a During thun-
derstorm yesterday forty persons
who were leaning against a railing
at the Chsrlottenburg cycle track
were struck by lightning. Three
were killed and twenty were severely
wounded.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27

To RENr-A pleasant furnished
room, one block from square. En-
Quire at this Office.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
SuIky and Gang PIoWs.

In Sulky and Gang plows we
handle the new Deere high lift,
Deere Ranger and Bradley X-Rays
which are all frst-class goods and
prices as low as same grade of goods
can be bought anywhere.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
TREES,

WANTED-In each township in
Bates Co, an active, energetic young
man or woman, ambitious to get an
education, can make tuition by
working among acquaintances. For
particulars apply to
E. A. LUDWIG, Butler College.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27

/ represent six OF the largest In
surance Companies in the world.
19.tf FRANK ALLEN.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27

Necessity knows no law" It is
q law of Nature that the blood must
be kept pure, and Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla does il.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
Grain Drills.

We handle the Hoosier and I'm.
proved Indiana Disc and Hoe Drills,
and can sell you q good drill from
$35 up.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
Hay Presses.

We handle the celebrated light
ming hay Press made by the K. G..
Hay Press Co, which is by far the
best hay press made. It will do
better work and last twice as long
as any other press on the market.
We always carry full line of bale
ties.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27

Good Insurance. Low Rates.
l9.tf FRANK ALLEN.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
Road Flows, Graders, Scraper

We have full line of Road Flows
and Scrapers on hand and can make
you some very low prices on same,
as we bought before the advance in
price. We are agents for the Austin
& Western Road Graders, which are
considered the best graders made.
II your road district needs grader
do not fail to see us, as we can save
you money, besides giving you the
best grader on the market. The
city of Butler purchased one this
spring which.is.giving splendid sat.
isfaction.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
Groceries, Flour, Feed, etc.

We have the largest and best
stock of groceries in town, and can
make you very low prices on same
In -four we handle the Minneapolis
Gold Medal, also the Pleasanton and
Power Bros, which are all frst-class
goods. Our -four was all made out
of old wheat which makes it much
better than where it is mixed with
new. We viii make you some very
low prices in 500 fb to 1000 ID lots.
In small quantities we sell it from Csc
per so fb sack up.
Remember We pay the highest
market price in cash as well as trade
for all kinds of country produce. So
drive right up to our store with your
chickens, butter and eggs when you
come to town and you viii get the
best prices going.
Thanking you for past trade and
soliciting continuance OF same, we
are Yours Truly,
Bennett-WheeIer Nero. Co.,
trAnrpS nr n nus npFrrc
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27
Virginia Items.

true;
Dear Reader, don't blame us five hear 'em say
What happens Won.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-07-27

Sheriff Mudd Proves Himself Friend In
Need.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
Pres. Snow and Associates Arrive
at Nephi This Afternoon.
RECEPTION AND BANQUET.
President snow IL Feeling ssctser aud
stronger Than when sse ar0
Home Three week. Ago.


Special per Descrct Telegraph.
Nephi. Utah, May ee-rrcsldent
Shows party had most delightful
drive from scipio. Lunch was taken at
juab Mt Mrs. Tayior's. From Junb
the party drove very rnpidiys making
the 10 miles In one and onc-fourth
hours. ON approaching the city. the
presidential party was met by large
body Of hor-cmcn aud brass band TO
escort them into the city. President
Snow was rendered the freedom Of the
city and was paid hivh tribute OF
respect on entering the city. All the In
habitants had gathered to do the
Prophet honor. Several hundred beau.
tiful children greeted him with wnV-
ing lass ana handkcfchicfa. after
which the President ailHhtcd from his
carriarc and shocks hands with them.
The honored visitors have been er-
corted into the vcstry nf the tabernacle
preparatory to reception 10 BE- tend
cred them. a short program win be-
carried out. after which a banquet will
be- given In honor Of the distinguished
guests. The President IL stronger and
feeling better than whom he lcft home,
All of the party are welt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
Large Crowd Of Friends Of the GAL
liant Sixteenth Greet Them.
MORE COMING TOMORROW.
complement ct onlcer. Not Vet OH
tsi"ed About twenty ave Of Them
aud seven HUNDRED ueu.

Five hundred members OF
the Sixteenth Infantry passed
through ogden about noon
today on route to San Francisco. II was
learned today that the following officers
In addition To these whose names were
publishlshed In last nights News" ac-
company the gallant sixteenth. Cap
tain Mcfarland. iicuts. uowan. Iiiscn-
Derrick. simmons. wickham. Muliikan.
Hays, Lieut.. pozo N the Twelfth. and
DR. Dade.
Tomorrow there will be three Sec
lions Of the Sixteenth Infantry pass
through this city On the Rio Grandc
western. Assistant General Paascn-
ger Agent Hclntz says there viii be
about twenty-five officers aud 200 men.
lie has not yet procured the list Of ofii-
GERS although h. has teiegraphed for Il.
u T. possible that the Rio Grandc
western VIII give an exceedingly low
rate To those who care la accompany
the troopa to ogden. Hut ns TO this no
definite action has been tnkfn
The special on the oregon Short Line
left here this morning at s.ii. the rate
for the round trip being only Il.
\ large number u friends ~ IN, SiN-
tecnth awaited themselves ~ the op9or-
tiniiy and went from here up to og-
den this 4 Cfn.nE 10 assist In giving the
soldier boys royal welcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

The special venirc Issued out OF Judge
NhtfFyt court yesterday afternoon,
calling Tor eight persona 10 sefv. ~
eivil petit jurors was returned by
sheriff iiowells today. The follo,yinT
named gentlemen We're examined AZ 10
their qualifications 10 VII In eases. ali
OF whom passed muster; John Uniyer.
son. =. v Trent. samuel j. Brnwn.
Edward Nisscn ana Jonathan w
Evans. MI, Evans. on his own mo.
ton, was excused for the term vhito
Juror Nilsson got excused until Mondav
morning VIM, n. llossltor failed Ia
appear ana may have 10 pay q line The
aherlH reported he was unable To nnd
II. n. swan. "''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
ELRcfgiC FLASHES.

Stringent sanitary measures are be-
Ink adopted at Dawson. Health officer
Good has posted public notices through.
out the town fnrhlddlnE all persons To
gather Ice or take water from the
Yukon GO any polnt nearer than a mile
above tho city.
\ dispatch 10 the Nov York World
from London says Jean DE icHzke has
been invested by the queen with the
TO. Al Victorian order ~ the fourth
class. an order OF which Fir Arthur
sullivan IL the only other musical mem-
bor.
The South mills ~ the Illinois steel
company nt south chicago have lust
broken the worlds record ~ steel rail-
making In ls.hnur run, The new
record II 1870 tons. The former record
~ i.aol tons was also held by the South
chicago plant.
The California nHh commission has
received letter from !, T.. Halter.
manager ~ the Sacramento River
racksra' association, saying that the
run ~ salmon In the river u tho lnrr-
est In four years, although tho ush
taken have been late In coming.
Cartridge and cos Iron bel mnnutac.
tory. threc-stnfy frame building IN
brooklyn. cnurht nre az 2 oclock this
WANNNANh NNA We" Fff' ff"Hf ~ wv hf"AN''t
Pursuant 10 Instructions FROM the war
department Gen, Shnftrr II tnking steps
tp prepare a model camp az the Preside
Tor the accommodation ~ 400 men.
Miss Julia Dent Grant, who IL TO he
welded nt Newport, r. l., rnrly In tho
fall to Prince canincuscne. II expected
10 come a. Newport u few days after
her arrival In New York next Wedncs-
DAY. The princo viii be- here about tho
middle ~ August ana the wedding viii
take place Tow weeks later and Will
undoubtedly be- the society feature OF
tho Newport season.
The Iowa state supreme court hand
ga down u decision In the famous No
wax murder ease today affirming the
imprisonment for life, Two OF the
Judges dissonted.
~ Prostwick, England today Han NJ
the Royal Liverpool, won the amateur
golf championship, beating Tnit % the
Hlnckwntch regiment the champion,
by one hole after o tie.
\ great sensation has been caused
In GLASGOW by the failure ~ Nelson
bros. un important hrm engaged In
the iron and steel trade. They had
long bonrcd Glasgow pig iron and were
heavily oyeraold'
twenty-five buildings comprising one
third OF the business portion ~ Staples,
MINI, were burned last night. l.oas,
t2OvOe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

The new schedule on the Rio Grande
Western will NO lnta effect about June
list n VIII b. ~ foll9wri
Ne. . viii leave ogden At 1890 u. M.
and arrive 80 Grand Junction at 90,
T. m. No, 4 VIII leave ogden at y.
~. aud arfiv. at Grand Junction at
1858 a. m. Coming Wrrt. No. will
leave Grand Junction M iiisa y. m.
and arrive NJ ogden at i0i45 %. M. No.
"a, ~, and arrive at ogden nt 10 y. M.
The new dining ears viii be- put on
these trains and the public win have
the benent Of twenty-four hour ser.
Vice betwccn here and the Colorado
enultat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

tcrday and are giving perfect salts
faction. They have o capacity of ffty
tons each. and can pull twenty cars
without any trouble.
General Freight Agent II. s. McAiis-
ter Of the American Refrigerator
Transportation company at 81. Louis.
was numbered among Salt Lakes WIS.,
itors yesterday.
Manager r. Il. Eiierbeck of the Utah
a Pacific left the city this morning for
Deep Greek. Ills trip Il one ~ bust
ness aud he expects to be absent
week or more.
". g. Wagner. travelling passenger
agent " the Milwaukee line at Denver.
Colo. arrived In town this morning
over the Rio Orande Western.
General rrafnc Manager =. ~ Bab-
Henry. Of the RIO Grande Western.
left Salt Lake this morning at $3.50
with an engine and private car u, for
camps md return tonight
The color Of the Rio Grande Western
pnsscngef CONTINENT " 20 he changed.
The Tuscan red now being used has
been weighed In the balance and found
wanting. Hereafter the Nandyke
brown will be In vogue. one reason
why this change IL TO be made Il that
the brown viii not show the dirt 80
consplcuousiy as the red. Another fcn-
turc u that the new style VIII not be
IN contrast with the Pullman coaches
which are quite dark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
N2z;1;;::S:!:;H'.;,s
"S" &eA-.aSoe;sI

abide by and walk IN n ,.,..,-.
u' 'he designs Of thy er,..,,h ~.
no,u out TO the end. ina, .ssloh ri
nnty y lrid In the tomb ~ ~a,n ~.
,,i. 70 Your grave In pear@ ..aI q
k'oIl' hnd receive your e,cri,.. m,lss IA
s,u w me resurrection - ~ p.
n,ong With thy head AMI t Vhe ~,
n n.u WI DO permitted 10 -. .,u,snahi
n".r hnd angels who nuart ,s " W
ma onward. upward 10 ibg .ne rals-
" " celestial world among ,sN',,i.i
~" be ID priesteas an.-,' W. Goa
heavenly Father and a rlo,,. unt9 NJ
pand and offspring. 10 henr ~ w ,hlhs,
men. 70 people other world, .Yulie
uiuHt Dear their tabcruarler ID, ~
NY. while eternity goo 80 u'pfiaL
comes aud " you viii rscelv' I, u.'eiinu
this II eternal life. AMI ts,,t.A az.
laying Of the Apostle pau o.
mat the man l. not wiibss, ,aslhllsi
man IN the Lord. neither 4. An. '.,s w.
WITHOUT the man IN the f1ri ".9 I'm,
man N tho head ~ tho vo1,s, hn
Eloty OF N" man IL the Woman !. ny ,,i. w
thlnc ORIGIN, The object ~ nv ,,' n,ats
and thy Ultimate destiny Ii ,i,tl.n
Lady the cup l. within ~ ,' .
d w, then the heavenly dags,s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

Yesterday afternoon Deputy clerk
George w. Hair took testimony Of the
plaintiff In tho divorce suit brought by
Bowen II. Newell SIR. blair viii re.
commend In his rrnort 10 Judge lilies.
that a decree be granted In accordance
According 10 the husbands statement
the parties were married In .Nrw York.
Nov 5th, 1890. NOVEL; further said he II
In the Firm Pennsylvania Infantry and
that while In the Roosevelt HOSPITAL In
November, 1891. his wife iofi their home
and never came back. although he had
repeatedly asked her a..
MrH' howell was not represented.
ncither has She MED an answer TO her
husbands complaint
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
THE WONDERLAND MoRTGAGED.

4 trust deed was fied with the coun-
~ recorder this afternoon. by which
Thomas y. Mulloy ana wife, Samuel
Paul and wife, mortgages IN the
Savings a Loan society Of California,
for the sum of $4,000. the old Wonder
land property on west Second south
street. which Il iOxl0 ~ lot q, ana Box
:isu feet Of lot T. The property In
cludcH Mulloy'H livery stables, IN the
rear OF the ola Wonderland building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

claims right Of way through certain
property In Spring Hollow canyon
owned by James Thompson. who, u IL
said. has placed an obstruction acruss
the road leading up 10 the canyon. At
tornoy Edwards. who appeared IN be.
half ~ Thompson. claimed the board
has no Jurisdiction In the matter, and
cannot therefore legally determine the
question one way or the other The
matter was referred 10 County Attpr-
ncy Putnam FOR an opinion - 10
whether the road u public one and
N 30 should u suit be- brought by the
county 10 compel Thompson 70 remove
Inc obstruetlnn. M H. nam viii re-
poft al the next mcetinl ~ the board,
which takes place Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26

Sioux city. Ia. May se.-I. l.. Web.
sier ~ Omaha. representative u VIM.
=. and Robert y. Tod, today bid In the
Sioux city. Oncli and Western rail-
way for ti,sbO.o00 TO satisfy tg.3io.oOo ~
needy. Tod and co. ~ New York. Mas.
ter Dundy. 81 Omaha. conducted the
sale. The custody ~ the bonds has
long been In controversy between Tod
ana Co. and the credits Communication
company OF this place. The Toda
finally won and the sale was ordered.
The road IL 10 miles long aud extends
from Sloux city ~ Oncii. Sch. n was
originally Intended 10 build u To San
Francisco. hut the panic 81 30 threw
II Into receivers hands.