The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 11, 1885, Page 3

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

Time Tzbte % Lexinctox & SOUTHERN BRANCH. Trains leave Butler daily as follows: GOING NORTH. : Texas Express (daily) ------ | g.C. & Texas Express | accommodation F ‘reight. GOING SOUTH. Texas Express (daily) - K.C. & Texas Express - | Accommodation Freight.--- + All passenger trains make direct con- section tor St Louis and all points ¢ east Texas and all points south, Colorado, California an d all points west and north- intormation Agent. nd other K. CARNES, For rate west. apply to secret Soc MASONIC. the first Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets Saturday in each month. Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons, | | No. meets second Thursday in each | month. nist a : | Gouley ommandery Knights Templar | : meets the first Tuesday in each ee j | 1.0, 0. FELLOWS. H | Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- , campment No. 76 mects the and and ath Wednesdays in each month Lawyers. HOMAS J. SMITH Attornes taw Butler Mo. Will practice sof ‘ates and adjoining cou ; fice ov er Bates county National Bank. 7-tf. J. S. Francisco. Sut RANCISCO BROS. At cys a Law, Butler, Mo., w : the courts of Bates joini sounti Prompt attent = Retions Office over W 2 Glorius’ a oY tore 9 | JARKINSON & ABI See - torneys at Law, B Me west side of the square 22 | HENRY, Attorr ut Law, I BoM Will atte 7 court ot recordin Missouri, and do gen al collecting business. D.: BROWN, Notary Public But- e ler Mo. Will « wand acknowledge deeds, contracts, leases and all papers re- quiring the acknowledgment or yurat of ano ficer. PRS iss. ~ RICE, M.D., Eclectic Phvsi- E. cian and Surgec on. Allealls prompt- ly attended te. Office up stairs over Crumly’s Drug Store. HRISTY, W. H. BALLARD, 1 M 1 be CHRISTY & BALLARD, Ilo. Deets Physicians and Surgeons D €, front room over P.O. All calls answered at office day or night. Tele- phoue communication to all parts of the temale sity. Specialattention given to diseases. T C. BOULWARE, Physi e Surgeon. Office north side squa Butler, Mo. Wiseases of women and chil- ren a specialty. O F“RENI K, M. D., Physician, Sur- « geon and Obstitrician. Office side square, over Levy’s store. Residence corner Main and Ft. Scott streets Butler Academy. Will open for its eleventh year on SEPrEMBER, 8th, 1884. Alarge new brick building will be erected t summer which will afford tacilities tar superior to anything betore enjoyed by its patrons. Thorough work, by an experienced Cops of Teachers, ample facilities in Classical, scientific or Normal studies and a healthful location are some of the attractions offered to those desiring an education. | | PULVERIZER, | For particulars, address NAYLOR, 34-3IR Butler, Bates county, Mo- THE ACHE LOD Cc AND R U SI LEVELER, For Sale at the Store | Ce rangce a ACHES! PAINS! 1 acne all over!” What a commo! pression; and how much it means to many a poor sufferer! These aches have cause, and more frequently than is ge a'ly suspected Cause is the Liver o Kidneys. No @ iS more painful cr jese, and no remedy 's ous than prompt and effective as IMISHLER’: B WER SITTERS uet been d t ts so effective in ail KIDN ER COMPLAINTS, MALARIA, <1, etc., and yet it is simple Saat 5 Science and medical skill h mbined with wonderfu ccess tt rbs which, nature ha for re of disease. It st orates the whole sus Hon. Thaddeus Stevene, the distingnished ¢ vresaman, once wrote to a fellow mem ber wh: suffering from indigestion and kidney dir “fry Mishler'’s Herb Bitters, I believe it will « 1 have used it for both indigestion and < Lit i= the most wonde be T ever saw.” BITTERS Philadeiphia Parker's Pleasant We: = Syrup Ne E fey h MISHLER HERB 525 Commerce St (Continued from last w How Watch Cases are orn The many daced in the rm Gold Watch Ci provements in the m Under the old methods, each ¥ ng o! silver case was mi: metal soldered tog amount of cutting < softened the metal and of lead rather than the el Under the improved m! of the Keystone Silver Watch ¢ ‘e of metal hammered c. The advantages are readily ap ent, for every one knows that ha hardens the metal while soldering soft To test the of the Keystone Silver Watch Case, f 3 oz. weight, press it squarely in the center when closed, and it will not give, w weight of any other make will to break the al. The Keystone Silver Watch Case is made only with silver cap and gold joints. Bend 8 cent stamp to Keystone Wateh Case Factories, Philn- delphia, Pa., for handsome Ulustrated Pamphict showing how James Boss’ and Keystone Wateh Cases are made. (To be continued.) 1 THE HORNS of one solid pi ake one vhile a ca Grocery House OF C. DENNEY at their well known and popular stand on the hast sicée o. tHe square, are leading the GROCERY TRADE so BUTLER. cy ‘Their stock Is composed ot Feed Flour qualiy IN and the best Staple d Fane YU GProeerté eS Glass, Queensware and Cutiers oj an rHEY A AT LXPENS Chas ‘DO Y "OU } KI NOW LORILLA "Ss CLIMAS P ‘ ; rEACCO Chief of the Sioux. sSTETTE 25 the use of ostetters Stom- > ev Huntley, editor ot Drake’s | jg ech Bitters the T reo = Aer ae SiETTE feed caw j Traveler’s Magazine, and just ad- haggard appear- ance ot the coun- tenance and sal- lowness of dy peptics are st planted iby = vanced to the position of chief of the Teton nation, having been adopted by them vears ago when among the | Indians c y of correspor he look, | ne ? and as the tood cet a is assimilated, | th otwa tin, and a pair ot moc casins yesterday, and will) start) as He the soon asthe walking improves charged -y Wankan, or Holy had the moce:sins ame ot Waukpe m | similar Leaf, as his name sgoifies in the | Sioux languac Pie name was de wed trom the fact t ve cared sounded I et called Litt Kite by ap ~ dud ail } : | ves | i i fs i = 5 si | The Largest a0 "Merchant Tailoring =P had to : MI fi and Clothing House Huntley, os “1 ue eit in America. prisoner by Sitting Bull’. .a H ‘ : - | |WANAMAKER was cure Lith: Knits o N:.j / & cure, no life The ce 1-f Bad two \ BROWN, oO sk i ie { OAK HALL, I K } Philadelphia. | ¥ KR ( | © berec > ! } A full fine of card samples of eieigeese die goods stocks { 1 : ules . i id will be found with i Indians ird t Ss = H \ T was 2 H Mir. Tia s t | As yeu Spatches in [ea ae \ | a cHE Most YOrK es: De have succeeded tothe ch PenetratingLintmant , 4 a }Y THE WORLD. the tons, and wait to ask i 2 : : sowerful preparation whether vour nati ind mine aret nitrated thatafew ; Be plied to the eur. live on terms of friendly equahty on Gone ond almost Is 1 AN. whether TLY RELIEVE P. you want) strife and ear nag ELg WO SQUAL for CORE cf 1 would like to. remark that we Aheumatism will kh anyooma Neuralgia, Sprains, ave waron tap for SumJoints, raudimg rep ef vovern ment that comes fooling around our congressional district, while be people so long as they cor we on a veace footing toward yeu Inet thear NOT SOLL CLOTHING 4 it selves with due regard to the preju olor the skin. dices of cwilization. Any deviation eon repared only by from this course of procedure will result in your peing sent to the tow he ; t IN MEDICINES, er tor the the first offense and totwo towers tor the second. **Please speak to your secretary of up the interior and have him brace the rations issued to my tribes so avional ham and a Any cast off war material, plug hats, or light lit erature now on file in your state de to include an occ es A Sufferers from an iclicate, or Chronic Disease mackerel for Sanday. Chron k hey describe ¢ eve: case. fiven fo cases napegel canes : in every stage. aks no Cor wibo haw failed £0 have taken, 7 ee ae rand leaves Ou & hile. there is fe, there ris itope.” aoe Lge ten warranty of cure given every case undertaken. Consult the Old Doctor. and Parlors Private. A friem ven partment will be gracetully received us a guarantee ot your good taith. Sort Raps Lae’ for it sa] **Hoping to hear trom: you soon in a spirit of peace around the reser vations and good will toward the un r call may save future: dersigned, I have the honor to re meee Dey e Medicines, : Bee th Sp temnae aoe Se main, yours, from posure. mel es $?Sanday, stor Aaareasie teers “STANLEY HUNTLEY, Rex. D. CLARKE, M. D., 811 Locust st., St. Louis, Mo Mr. Huntley allowed his eyes wander to some Indian relics on the wall above his de Among othe: | i Gruises,Cramps, i.ame Back, ; “ Tooth-Ache, ‘ z < Sore Throat, Pains 7 e iu Limbs, Stom- x ach or Bowels, is Oy In any part of System. . 5 V JACOB S&S, MERRELL, St. Louis, Ma. Fo! oe BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND | es | Ag neulturist, t Wi € € ity ito er | or auy othe ial stre ed on finer ery issue ic tror matter, Iv reo illu their posts WHA Ey NO SURPRISE! ilturist what it is to BATES COUNTY National Bank, OF BUTLER, MO. Oldest Bank in the County. udorses The Capital paid in, - - $ 75.000 Si “Surplus = =us)| = $87,000 ended feiilesiins g efforts ¢ nd it icated every vn | r cireu |} Large Vault, B urglar-Proof Safe with Time Lock prepared to doa general ban® business, Good paper alwa demand. Buy and sell exchange, dition, which We are ing receive deposits Xe., Ke. ized leading DIRECTORS. re worl IAT IT IS TO-DAY Lewis Cheney, 1.C. Clark, aN SE See Dr. Elliot Pyle Hon iB Newberry psc ee een OEE E. P. Henry, I.N. Ma upon a new ot prosper- i J. P. Edwards, -davitis far supericr to anv ee Bard, di .- i Pa poe! be ne Dr.D.D. Wood, J. M. Patty, cou erin ear Geo. W. Miers, F. Coleman Smith vings; print- vera stations. Dr. George Thur rter of a centuryed | LEWIS CHENEY - - President American Agric ur- | J. C. CLARK - - Vice P. esident. vron D. H d.{ F.1. TYGARD - - - Cashier nd Andrews. F : s who hav BUTLER cress? 1NNTI0NAL BANK, ill | ¢ i > Badlish or Get wr | Opera House Bloe | dia, G i sib nese sinh kee | ASU ELEOES, MEO. Engrovir Str v wd i | lack and vold. Phis entirely new ume isa remar Cash Capital and Surplus, $5:,59@ t ! k of reve « t ty knowl JOUN Ho SULLENS resident eEDE ee SOE | 0, WOME 2S, Vice President ent y Dr : Wark. WALTON nee Cashier end three 2- stamps tor mailing ‘ DUKE +Ase't Cashies, you specimen copy American Agricult- | DON KINNEY Se A sess urist, au elegant iorty-paye premium list, with 200 il’ustrations, wud spe en p oS es of osr tf ers nted Address A wa David W. Judd, THE Ohio Fr rhe O1 Cincinnati Louisville AND ALL POINTS BEYOND. i »pacd amiss pacdia, ¢ ervwhere. Publishers of ovel anvass- DIRECTORS Dr. T.C. Boulwar : : : , Booker Powell, MERICAN EAC CTE TRAST R, D Williams. Green W. Walt ee Sam'l Burcham | judge J. H. Sullens, Dr N, L, Whipple, _—— : A. L, McBride, T, W, Childs, 751 Brovdway, New York. | Frank Voris, Wa, F, Walton C, H, Dutene. J. Rue Jenkins OTHER STOCK HOLDERS G, B, Hickman, C. Duke, fobn Deerwester, O. Spencer, John B. Ellis, J, R, Estill, S, Q. Dutcher, J, 1, McKee, Henry Donovan, A, H, Humphrey Large Fire and Burglar Proof Safe with time lock. BEST LINE EAST 6 ae & Mississippi AILWAY. Established Route From dest Receives deposits subject to check at sight, Loans money buys and sells ew change and does a peneral Banking bus sit. Teouis ness. Your business is respecttully solicited —TO— FINE SUITS. DAILY TRAINS TO HCENGE With NATIa Through Day Cars. Palace Sleeping caries In every * price and quality LOUISVILLE, =" Madeto Order Palace Cha 10 HOURS 10 HOL ar 38 HOURS TO NEW YORK. ting Beene No € IRS 10 CINCINNATI. 30 HOURS TO WASHINGTON, T guaranteed a fitin every cas Call and see me, south room grange store. JE TALBOTT, Merchant Tail Sleeping Cars Without nge from gt. Louis in TO LOUISVILL 47 TY. SC >HNSON? = HOURS TO BALTIMORE. Range of dars for any hings was a feat kd coronet tha: First and Sec-| ( . he wore when a voung buck among } ; ond-Class Pas ersare all carried on | fri } = © in- | | Fast Expres Trains. running THROUGH his new found friends. He contin WITHOUT CHANGE * ued: ‘Iam atraid to as e the | a emblems of the new dignity while { 421 N.3d 8 t., St. Louis, Mo. inthe citv untii Mr. O'Donovan j kicks out, because he don’t want i kings er chicts outside i | that’s wh € | i A i : E z ' ot « ; ne four days to t a Ev Cex H - ’ Fe) al menees among the Indians, esides. | e OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY ose who desire to Lear J cuct I have forget st I 2 | } Pichia Ramen ee | i 5 i ¢ Penman E | é en | Have vi ally ae } ! DWALLY 1t.NE | eae : 2. ie é | Palace Sleeping Coaches | instructious pring fay, 24 j sear-A Full Corps of Experiencoe . the cigar across the | | om | Protessors. street a 2 with as iu | bsecg pee kW ‘ € Write for Circ f “ 2 ndise se I ist | i Peamanship and ue of . t n« ; i j — | dents ar fere dca Mee woe Ghee Azo" | SEWARD A. HASELTIN ye St Lobiestzon ands | PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT" et oy

Other pages from this issue: