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Mo. Pa ox & SOUTHERN BRANc! Lye Butler daily as fol G NORTH. mse TABTE secrer Societies MASONIC. ae Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first n each month. : ne ni ter Roya! Arch M So. 76, meets ‘second Thursda each Se icy Commandery Knights Templar meets the first ‘Tuesday in each month. 1.0. 0. FELLOWS. Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- * night. hes Encampment No. and ath Wednesdays in e 76 meets the ch month s. B. LASHBROOK. THOS. |. SMITH. SHROOK & SMITH, Attor aw Butler, Mo. Will prac the courts of Bat and adjvinin ties, Collections fromptly att and Taxes Paid tor Non-re Office, front room over Bates county } tional Bank. n2 tf. I. « as FRANCISCO. Ss. WRANCISCO BROS. F Law, Butler, Mo., will practice in the courts of Bates and adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to col- lections. Office over Wright & Glorius’ hardware store. 29 FARKINSON & ABERNATHY, At- torneys at Law, Butler, Mo. Office west side of the square 22 re HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler, iA. Mo. Will attend to cases in any eourt of record in Missouri, and do gener- al collecting business. vi 1) V.BROWN, Notary Public N. D. ler Mo. Will draw and ereaaledes deeds, contracts, leases and all papers re- FRANCISCO. But- me Ff quiring the acknowledgment or jurat ot an officer. “Sas Physic ~ EVERINGHAM, M. #. andSurgeon. Re North Main str: Office Dd, a UE west side of Public Square north of Olive House - YL. RICE, M.I Eclectre Physi AI : de cian and Surgeon. ty attended Office Ceumly’s Drug Store. RS. CHRISTY & BALT | I mocopathic Ph Baise) $0 a xt of BEE bone comm: to. up » M. Curisty, ARD, quare, and ¢ (Continued fron: How Watch Cases a 2 Made. re The many great i intro- duced in the manufacts: Gold Watch Case, have led provements in the ma! Under the ald met silver case was made of metal soldered toget! amount of cutting softened the metal and g of lead rather than th Under the improv of the Keystone Sily st of one solid piece of nietal hammered into shape. The advantages are readily appar- ent, for every one knows that hammering hardens the metal while sold ag softens it. To test the super y of the Keystone Silver Watch Case, take one of 3 oz. weight, press it squarely in the center when closed, and it will not give, while a case of same weight of any other make will give enough tobreak the crystal. ‘Phe Keystone Silver Watch Case is made only with silver cap and gold joints. s. Boss’ 2 Send 8 cont ctamp to Keystene Watch Case Facterics, Phila- OW Metphta, Pa tor ban deone titeetectnt Pamphlet showing how & ‘deme Bow’ and Keyvtone Watch Cases are made, (To be continued.) McREYNOLDS & SCHWENK 3 eUbaS Decei Work 2 ry 8 movement made ( ‘ fre ¥ she afte: Is managed to escape southw throuch «a : on B: poesia nn the Gratz wn legislature its official career Belle ae power b egan to wane Kansas City. conquests and she came up to bent on making fresher fields. new m Ss - bore letters of introduction to a weil known family (since rmoved from the city), but how she obtained them she knows best, and under an assumed name she plunged into 1s City socie- ty, which was then in 2 crude and somewhat chaotic state. The mys- terious beauty attracted admirers by | Ps aus ' the score, pron itimerchant offering } heart and hand, and | | many of the older residents will re member the numerous heart-sm Ings she caused during her briet | busy career Wus NOW ac H = E st ndid the tntcHects y t i 4 bird-Lke a queen i c€ lot - t nm osM i z i | pen. rst thi | hostess ward 1 tt } they turnec ir before | Gossi hack rides to j Westport loite, oc | pagne suppeis with sas City t CF sez {ous doi be to crop out jshe dis S mysteriousiy as 1a; mot adventress, married at Vv go at- | tec their mi yppearance and soon after W fever THE LAST STFP. Belle Siddens. (or Mrs. Hallett.) now assumed the name of Madame Vestal, and under this alias opened faro banks, (a business her husband it taught her.) at Wichita, Newton, | Abilene, Brookville and Ellsworth, \ as rapidly as the cattle centers chang- jeds and many of the stockmen down j at the | | her ot yards will still remember at ; chance, attired in velvets {as she presided the games and ‘and sparkling with diamonds, her luxunant black loopea lace with hair carelessly over with gold and diamond clasps. was always si and immovabie, nat quarre!so and seldom, 1f ever, 1 and fail. t her story o . at Housten. | | | her shoulders and caught She s secon broken up and | for S : Mme. Vestal attempted suicide by i TPicesacer: and Walker for Auditor. ee | poisoning. Her star now began to | INDIANS AND GaTLiNG GUNS. Some Strit i i 1s \ i c New York if V & s let s | MP. c ge y Indians Ben Butler's Besi Girl. ae eo 3 Promina application to the war ° f < ; line oy ee > fens ppears that there isa woe | for a Gatling gun. The cx nat the bettom ot Ben Butler’s laced ve the Massachusetts statesman has been purring around Miss !Anna Dickinson, an S an open secret that the accomplished lady has re- jected hrs tr propositions Atla it with this promise lying next his heart forthe presidency, and him to prodigies of valor that Benjamin has started in to set the world atire between now and first after the first Monday in vext November. That the coquettish Muss Dickinson has no idea that old lover will be able to accomphsh the herculean task he has undertaken evident in the fact that she is organ- izing a dramatic company the ‘Tuesday her ambitious is for next season and has already started im at rehearsing seve new plays. But love burns fiercely in old Ben's bos- om, and, with the double prize of presidential honors and tie frail Anna before his weather eye, the race he will make this summer will be pro- digions, if not successful. Missouri Pol:tics. for Dre ress ; - > an Fiud’s v a D pcratt n Marshfield C fhe De mocracy of W their conveniion ‘ the Chairman ot t! Commit- he Democrats ell county | will hold a mass at West Piains, Saturday, May 31st. to elect leleaates to ihe 1D. State e nsats 4 id Jefter- 133 c ignored the ot State Committee tes to mnvention. crnor 1s un- heir pr known. Mr. Isaac N. Hlouck’s paper, the Fayette Independent, for several years a G k organ, says: **We are square in the field for the Democratic policy. and have turned our backs upon the pas Not having the fear of the State Committee before their eves the Democrats of H county have appointed their one delegate to the ntion and in- State nomin Governor. structed for Fy A letter fro: q Vestis pub denyi v hishec idates He or tavor eds ‘s opposed | for says he lic . d attempts to involve ! y Way as nerd tween the its. Kansas C Demo-! “In my opi idiz » the ims at agency are starving to Gatl | | \ Tecomn it a ve gun sent to compel fhem to starve peace- ably. } 1wogun as sent. { It is due to muster of laconics to add an officer’s human- ity, h been long pleading with mcrease of food for 1 susand Considerir Indians we 1e tucts that (1) tl } ds’ f (2) thev were reservation ; (3) they the game which their had helped them kill soyy * ot thena tion; on barren a i} without white becneael off; (4) they had only an annual allowance trom the government of eighty pounds of flour and twenty pounds of beef per capita; and (5) that without culture—many of them even beyond tke reach of our were hungry people the advantage of orthodox theologieal semin- aries—will, somehow, grow cross, after they have eaten their pet dogs and their faithful ponies, the your set mast of their and digestible their children, together with wives’ s nearest female relatives—one cannot altogether escape the conclusion that the officer was not half a fool in requesting the Gatling gun That y not t k this mere v eT 1 the following 1s tects Vhere be- | ind 7.000) In s on fr MI Ty; yoo of vi st Phe +400 y rest to ¢ a5 om the soldiers | camp. arest the camp ar ' : . > | tempoa 1 by the soldiers money, the Indians I am entirely ents, my infor ficers on the pot, ot tl t reputation. Lat: Our congressman writes me that $ been especially Indians, tha appropri 1s 71 ECE ilow much the G cost? And what will b nse of an Indian war? St. Louis. Latayette and several other counties have ta- | ken steps to elect delegates in June to both ate Conventions. There appears to be a among the rural the State Central ommendation. general disposition roosters to ignore Committee’s rec- Two counties defied the State Committeeand appointed Marma- duke delegates last Saturday. Jeff- erson county appointed tour, and Newton two. Of the four counties that have appointed so far, the score stands seven for Marmaduke, one for Fyan, and Barry's two delegates unannounced. | Brownington Banzer: Judge Heylum, chief engineer ot the Kan- sas City and Southern, states that he he route cont Brownmgton to Lowery City, _ | that the surveying party is about one has made profiles of out from this place. | werstand the company’s road ntion the at , FOR LADIES AND stomachs. | Ex-Congressman ‘rELE: "Electric al of os isu a a | om yak Be SB? oo oo Pan & Rene fro ion CR 3 BUTLER, AISSOURI. GENTLEMEN; a thorough and practical will be presented Mathematics, cial Law, a > business course consisting of Penmanship, Grammar, Spelling, Commer- Business € orrespondence, Tele- raphy and Bookkeeping in its various forms Iviz: Merchandise, Bank. Railroad. Express hand Telegraph. Ornamental Penmanship and Drawing will be ‘ing them. THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT, Fully meets the demands of our young friends not prepared to pursue the Commercial course on account of deficiency in the common school branches. Having found it necessary to 2dd this course of training to the Commercial that I may be better prepared to further the interests of the students, 1 have secured the services of W.D. Deaver, A. M., who will take charge of this department; and I can a ssure every student that nothing will be left undone to promote their highest interests. The Commercial Branches Will be superintended by the Principal, assisted by Prof. H. W. DeRome. both being practical instr: Ladies and Gentlemen, , 1 4 4 4 taught to those desir- students. better » will also insure success to. their ine education, cannot do than enter this College early, ad prepare themselves as Penmen, Book- keepers, Operators a1.d teact Call and see us, we shall be glad to see you and show you through the college Respectfully, CES. W. WEAVER, PRINCIPAL a eenerenemerars + PERRET Ss | » ive iy ’ 4 8 ak | 1 } . ] 1)]., ] . ¥ | Watches. Cloc clr erand Matedware | SPECTACLES eee | < 2) Uptical Goods, NN? Ware. +. Y ROCKFORD eke ~COPERA | see oa hes. eror aig, eas f "IELy, See tae one : AND . MARINE i American MH Ame ; GLASSES SWISS WATCHES ‘ Repair of \ «A ctorily Done. | ‘ L- LUDWICK & SON, DRUGS, MEDICINE? PAINTS, OILS, \ND “s SUNDRIES, Street - ibutler, Mo A GIFT VALUED AT $25, A beautiful imported moss rose china tea set will be given away with é TS ES one box of matchless baking powder to the person drawing the lucky num- —_—$—_—_$—— ber placed oposite bis or her name. The Tea Set consists of 56 preces, en - i : i lityty te e i mark Baking Powder warranted equal in qualityty to the bestin the et, ee ees | No Humbug. 'T. >. Rafter. we aR Call and see it. — i } will be the combina > i s a - : amyat- TT sd —— TiLiL JANUARY FIRST ’85 r Pla Landmark says} atte ce ¥ M duke for j y z BR . 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