The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 5, 1884, Page 7

ee vT " Pacific R| GLEANINGS. Good LexinGTon & SourHeRN Brancu. Trains leave Butler daily as follows: GOING NORTH. Texas Express (d: K.C. & Texas Express .. Accommodation Freight. GOING SOUTH. Texas Express (daily) .. . C. & Texas Express ........9:10 P.M. Accommodation Freight “9:4 All passenger trains make di gection for St. Louis and all points east Mexas and all points south, Color: do, California and all points west and north- west. For rates and other intormation apply to E. «. Carnes, Agent. Secret Soecteties. = MASONIC. gButler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first Saturday in each month. Miami Chapter Roy . 76, me aonth. Gouley Commandery Knights Templar ects the first T in each mont 1 Arch Masons, s second Thursd in ea 1.0. 0. FELLOWS. Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- ay night. i: Butler Encampment No. 76 meets the gd and ath Wednesdays in each month ————— Lawyers. EARMOND & SMITH, Attorneys at D Law Butler, Mo. Will practice in he courts of Bates and adjoining cc ies, Collections promptly attended to ad Taxes Paid tor Non-residents. Mice, front room over Bates county N jonal Bank. n2 tf. an HS. FRANCISCO. fe ANCISCO BROS. Attorneys x LNCISco. at in djoining en to coi Law, Butler, Mo., wiil pr courts of Bates and gunties. P t attention xtions. Office over Wri pdware st JARKINSON & ABERNATHY, A torneys at Law, Butler, Mo. O est side of the sauare x ry to cases in any \ HENRY, je Mo. Will urt of record ting busi Public But- >». Will dr nowledze ROWN, Not r paper jurat ot -D., Eclectic Physi- ‘ n and Surgeon. Allcalls prompt- ®attendcd te. Office up stairs over umly’s Drug Store. M. Curisry, W. H. BALLarb, “\RS. CHRISTY & BALLARD, Ho- | Jmoeopathic Physicians and Surgeons fice, tront room over P- O. All calls sswered at office day or night. Tele- tone communication to all parts of the Specialattention given to temale s)) C. BOULWARE, Physician and 4. Surgeon. Office north side square, otler, Mo. Di yaa specialtv. sof women and chil- F. RENICK, M. D., Physician, Sur- « geon and Obstitrician. Office, east fe square, over Levy’s store. Residence mer Main and Ft. Scott streets. (Continued from last week.) How Watch Cases are Made. The many great improvements intro- iced in the manufacture of the Jas. Boss’ old Watch Case, have led to similar im- tovements in the making of silver cases. Under the old methods, each part of a Iver case was made of several pieces of etal soldered together, requiring a great tnount of cutting and soldering, which *wtened the metal and gave it the pliability {lead rather than the elasticity of silver. Under the improved methods, each part {the Keystone Silver Watch Case is made »fone solid piece of metal hammered into ftape. The advantages are readily appar- ‘st, for every one knows that hammering lardens the metal while soldering softensit. _ To test the superiority of the Keystone filver Watch Case, take one of 3 oz. weight, i tess it squarely in the center when closed, tad it will not give, while a case of same ‘right of any other make will give enough fobreak the crystal. The Keystone Silver Tatch'Case is made only with silver cap fad gold joints. | Rd Scent stamp to Keystone Wate Case Factories, Phila | Whla, Pa., for handsome Lilustrated Pamphlet showing Low Qe Bow’ and Keystone Wateh Cases are (To be continued.) ’ IREYNOLDS & SCHWENK | error ot Youth. 00+ & Shoe Make BUTLER, MO. hots and Shoes made to order The i best ot leather used. fon nerth side ot Square. 4g tf | BRIDGEFORD & HUPP. ‘Raamental House --AND— Siga Painters ining, Paper-t hg, Sign and Bug SPECIALTY Louisiana has 48,000,000,000 feet of pine in her fore Berlin ladi, With them wk Bogus pension been swindling poor people in Missis- sippi. The Lop “The Largest Merchant Tailoring and Clot ve decided & BROWN, OAK HALL Philadelphia. A fall line of card samples of the great piece goods stock will be found with J. M. McKIBBEN, Butler, Mo. te~ name ¢ propriet« rded with BARNES & HAYWARD’S TELEGRAPH, SHORTHAND « COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 506 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. Foremost Establishment of the kind In the West. Complete in Every Department. Thorough and practical Instruction in Book-keeping, Business Writing, Correspondence, Arithmetic, all ths English Branches, Type Writing, Telegraphy, Short. hand, ete. Graduates assisted to positions of trust and -rofit. Shorthand taaght by mai Write for Circulars or call is this year 2,600, ense of t. , before enteri atany other school. Addre: ES & HAYWARD, 96 Olive street, comner o » St. Louis, RR A Month and Boeva DOD three live n in eacl: county. 6 TAG a , Hints House Bu ot Coit wit vol, } c nouth io 3 to kill oral concussion or Miason & Hamlin Highest honors bitions for seveeteen years Only ican Orgen arded such at any cash, easy pa, ments or renied UPRIGHT PIANOS preseniing very highest excellence yet at- tained in such insirumenis; adding to all pre-ious improvemenis one of greater v e than an ring most pure, se fined, musical tones and bility; especially avoidi outoftune. Illustrate beeves either vy ¢ by cutting the s voice the h t which nd diszust- ing, espec Enthus the alleg all great Worl ists in cold water cure cite i fact of n history that anini limb have fre- cuently been known to hold the mem- ber in 2g Water until ed. A Connecticut inve ed a machine for m pper or straw puip, out 600 flour barre 23 cents apiece. 1 cents. When you goto Washington Terri- tory don’t cali for *ta dozen raw.”’ The Puget Sound oysters are sometimes two feet in diameter, and weigh, inclu- sive of the shell, as much as sixty pounds. It is noticeable that the earthquakes follow course from northeast to southwest parallel to the Appalachians, just as the earthquakes of the western coast are propagated glong the line of the Sierras. Quebec woman has applied to the f the ancient city for per- herself as a curios- J pounds and her analf feet in cir- it had heal- or hus perfect- barrels out of 2 «will turn day ata cost of hey now cost 53 sec dur alogue free MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN & PANO 06 Boston, 1 remont St; N York, 46 E 14th st; Chicago, 14¢ Wabash Ave. An Only Daughter Cured of Con sumption When dea consumptiou y expected from I iled, She weigh: os are four cumference. night swe will bre cold in twenty-fo ho addock & Co,. 1c Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa, namiz this paper fresh dress ( The largest room in the world, der one roof, and unbroken by p isat St. Petersburg. Its dimensions are 620 leet long by 150 feet wide. Twenty thousand wax tapers are re- quired to light it. Billy Clark, the town crier of Nan- tucket, is credited with a recent sharp answer. A young lady who had made some remarks about him which he did not like asked him where he got his beil, ‘I got my bell, young lady, where yo t your manners, 2t the bra: foundry.” Horseshoes made entirely of the horas of sneep have been tested of late in ons, France. Hors: nod with them vebeen driven over 2 variety of pavements at a rapid pe? without slip- They are more expensive thea e ordinary iron shoes, but they are and more dily adapt mselves to the changing size and » of the horse’s hoofs. re and trouble are largely imagi- ive. We have only to consider to know that much which ‘ve c trouble is unreal. We forecast cv that do not come. Hence, if we will so control and direct our imagination that, in- stead of forecasting trouble, it will re- rd the bright side, much of our care and perplexity will be avoided. And why not this as easy as the other? There are now about a dozen bridges across the Thames at London, and the corporation has just decided to build another. Two centuries ago London bridge was the only one, and the bold proposition to throw across snother ; fur up as Putney was kicked out of the House of Commons. One states- an went so faras to urge that the ynd by vould be end of Lon- n’s prosperity. sing the enormous Sips for working witzerland is 200TH EDITION. PRICE OMY $1 By mail Post-vz KNOW THYSELF, {GREAT MEDICAL Wi ~ Ext ti cal debility. Pre nervous and physi- are deline in| man, the untold miseries resulting from indis: on or excesses. A book for every man, young midie-aged andold. It contains ‘125 prescriptions for all acute and chronic diseases, one ot wi invaluable. So by the Author, whose experience for 23 vears is such as proba’ fellto the lot pages, bound embossed covers, full be a finer work in every sense—mechani- cal, literary and professional— other work sold in this country or the money will be retunded in te instance. Price only $1 00 by mail, post paid. Illustrative sample 6 ce Send now. Gold medal author by ¢ National Medical tion, to the officers of which he rete This book shoulu be read by the young . and by the afflicted for y never before 300 nef Jondon Lan- i relict. i be cet. T no member of society to wi 1 be useful, wi A beautiful imported nioss rose china tea set will be given away with A a “Farewell, fare s And often br ' But give to me that dear 3 That comes fre —rood-bye.”” _IT IS A GOD SPEED. A GFT There is a he e of the hand, a tremor of feeling in the friendly | tones, but no hint of partin. 5 two are friends the deck of a bound. Both are on a journey—a voy- co ent tone mak near An, one box of mat g powder to the person drawir who goes Full of i rh x the lucky num- ———— one ber placed opos The Tea Set consists of 56 pieces, in the ye that seems the an- | Baking Powder warranted equ Shodan ieae 1 1 qgualityty to the bestin the market. : 7 See ee ee et aration, the assurance that with them it | No Humbug, Call and see it. remember me,’’ ‘‘un- | we me ain.”’ They may not sa- | * lute each as even strangers may do at parting. Th must be obliv- { ious to the ceremonies of even ordinary { ine rat ip { | friendship Their love is too new and sacred to be brought out to the | pubiie gs They can ouly clasp each | | | nounce than of se come W ) Father tl IT IS AN ADMONITION. ‘The words ers: “Be true,” other other’ nds, and look into each | Will plow in hard ground where all others fail ps move | ENEDICTION. parting now. An aged | “Ob when to meet They do} | not know th upon | jthem. The other | tremu- | | Say- Each knows what is in the heart of the « listax | those two. | “Our hearts ever a t v As octave to ¢ love.” vered in tune and in ‘e and rhyme unto IT Is A PRAYER. God be with you! ‘The words can have no other meaning for those whom » They need of who are I limitiess future where farewells good-bye unds unknown. {the pale iss the sealed lipsand } ; the mar It is but one who cries ox passionate, p. “Good-bye The vo is mute. Dear traveler country, God be with y : ee ee a | Read the Old Novels. The trouble wi most young people " is that they have no one to advise them what to read and so they read aimiess ly and at random, taking up t very : latest novel, because it is new, in pref- erence to those who have stood the test { of time. Emerson's advice to read no ‘ ' book until it s been before the world for a year is applicable espe- cially to novels. It is true that a novel reflects the passing manners of the time and thus in a few years grows old-fashioned; but the best novels, that appeai to the universal human heart, retain their immortal freshness under their old clothes and may be read again and again with undiminished interest. If the summer idlers who are looking for something new to read would give up the new books for a while and try some of the old ones, the experiment could hardly prove other than _profit- able. Of the hundreds of novels pub- lished every year a small percentage may survive. The reeder has to win- now the chaff to get at the few grains of wheat. Upon the whole it is more satisfactory to go at once to the wheat that has already passed the winnowing of time.—Philadelphia Times. > as ass MC FARLAND BROS. ——-AT BUTLER— KEEP THE LARCEST STOCK AQT THE BEST PitICcEs IN HARNESS & SADDLERY. A King of the Cowboys. us of this town is runs a combination saluon and gam ous When any of the cowboys ¢ hard up they go to e Tucker. He gives his money liber- d freely to his friends. Tucker is a tall, fine-looking man, with an intelligent countenance. He affects long hair, a la Buffalo Bill, and prides himself on his fighting abilities. If a drunken cowboy is disposed to have a shooting matinee or rough-and-tumble iding ¢ x z wd iy exercise he can always be accommo- : dated by applying to Tucker, who = 7g guarantees todo up the anxious in- « : dual in short order. When any 5 =* disturber of the peace tries to invade the sacred precincts of the Cowboy’s ucker’s saloon is aftectionate- gentlemanly proprietor vice to either fight or e festive and belliger- oy adores Tucker on accopnt 7 d grit, and he would Spooner Patent Collar! 3 CHAFING —PREVEN "be Tk CANNOT CHOKE A HORSE es un week, red his fr’ s ever turned from his Adjusts itself to any Horse’s Neck, has two Rows of stitcl ing, will hold Hames in place better than any other collar, WM. E. WALTON, JAS. . TUCK*R, JNO. D. PARKINSON President. Secretary. Attorney. iicman is A Georg the Atlant« Constitution as saying: “1 ean take forty J y esitlie on a good farm and make more money than any otuer farmer e made with forty m the same jand. A m gro slaves on i | who owns a herd of regisiered Jers 1 j i j The Walton & Tucker Land Mortgage Co. EES)’ EE S_ECEEZoe BEER Georgia farm is 2 y owbed the t and on time to ie Abtracts to lend 0 se sm te nn RE tetera