The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 6, 1885, Page 6

ee , Or 5 : y are si me f f = f S Pe 1¢ 1 k ‘ C zo He ed f ' ss ape & = oils Thus I costs tess than and can depend somewhat -ceipts. Wi vay $1,200 each for their respective Yale and $1,800. liams and Amherst w teams this ve Harvard, riccton trom $1,500 to Yale employs Jones, formerly of the Ath! ton tics, to coach itsnine. Prince- and Brown also have profession- about $200 | a thletics the princi- | tion of the al coaches who receive each. In track : pal cost is tor trainers and) grounds. | 1885 All the colleges which cempete Negi Mott | rst, by Geo. New York the inter-co te games at Haven employ protessional athletes as trainers, paying them from $ $400 for the season. In tl colleges at grounds are pro- alumni, as in tree time. | nents vided by gifts ot the the case ot Holmes field at Harvard and Yale’s new park, which, with | the total numbe ewsp ire to save the ene its track t grand stand cost about | less S23 pres nee of the con : ap | t mg OOO. as aS PUEAES ty HOC SO” theikane wh causes a Foot bail has lately become previous vears, | ment to that effect to he } side of the doo supporti most ot the larger sus shows leges. Ten is at Harvard this year] the gre $4,000, at Yale $1,000. | being 78, 4 Renting courts and keeping them in order is what makes the expense. A freshman class at will cost that New Y¢ J much political act campaign, shot base ball nine, lacross team and tug- | about one-t | ses s he may so ! of the house, o i e more sev egear has hi Haryard pays $5,000 for its crew, toot ball eleven, | last his supe night he hands in nee of the “s pro- overseers in turn pay the; j BEE: a fixed sum monthly, w must as he lives like a nabob. If a ‘gar breaks the laws he is sent tothe | j + Who is held responsible by the | city magistrates for the good conduct | of all his people. The punishment he | | administers is generally too slow for | the people who suffer from the depre- | | dations of the beggars. aad when a | beggar is detected in an offence his | punishmen nt generally ome in hav- | ing his hands tie behind him, being | ; drawn up over the limb of the nearest | treeand beaten half to death with | sticks, clubs, fists or anything that | comes to hand ot-war. At Yale and Columbia the | as the corresponding expense is somewhat} an index to less. Traveling bills (only first-c expenses, hotel | and pros lass hotels),trop! r the victors, ete of th makes a furth tories, the nt pocket | torms an in All these expenses are detraved i by demand upon th students’ teres well eccupy the Getting on With the § One of th e customs of the Persian court is to m ents. The shah is espe of these courtesies and he ke and receive pres- — + fond Carlyle on Daniel Webster. has been Carlyle met paniel Ww ebster at break fast one morning, and has left ap trait of this anGeaDis politici. warrant ee “he says, ‘‘one pac enees torte Known to take the heads off mea who had received such giits from manner about ‘our * ete.. and so : SAQAG | ~~ GLOBE- TEN PAGES One Dolla : nell alm _ Cortland Steel Gear | Tri-Wee relisiay tornanriona in «| i Sonileo Raion: . oT wiQra ; mp ing Wado n W | Aaa Wale, GIOCEI cS, Wage 000 work. *" : = Iron Steel, Nas. & Northenst corer | Address, . | GLOBE PRINTING C square, Butler, Mo. ee wee ea ce | 1 WiRELIKEY FUE WANTED. | missoURI { GREEN AND URY HIDES, 2 URS, SHEEP PELUTS, TALLOW, ‘e to Get Vatual d Articles for bi of their Value: Old Reliable Missouri Republican. Beeswax, Wool, Feathers, Rags.| jot ash Paid and no Grumbling. ve Weekly Missouri lar subscription ps I 1, with the tollowing med atch, an excell i watch — | pany, especially tor the Missouri Rep livan, and is seut to subscribers thro in a satin-lined case. The take pie asure im announcing to » public that I have located in tler to mak ire heme, Thaye the nd best as- tock of ks. watches and les ever brough NEW JE WELICE. jewe to this ma cheap for ca ars expe of wate rope, Lam no wat 1 complies have t htem te om an similar een selling to 3 kly for I'ri-Weekly tor e ‘FRANZ BERNHARDT Sutier, Mo MiG FARLAND BROS. KEEP THE LARCEST STOCK AT ‘THE BESS PP. -5CHNS IN HARNESS & SADDLERY. un => 2m x = 3 ._2bo Fi eo | =" wm igtira -Z om 2 = = - z a —) aR. STRONG'S PILLS! The Old, Weli Tried, Wonderté | _ Health Renewing Remeaies. STRONG'S SAMATIVE PILLS rf. sy oa meres to feet sae, for Sick Headache, Constipai® and all Billons Disorders. STRONG'S PECTORAL PILLS :Gyzs"sSe2 Dy=pers2 © nwa ft te ee Kheamattera. fnwire woxit By appetites: & ‘i rhope tes a Patent Collar! cae i seine me Spooner —PREVENT= CANNOT CHOKE A HORSE ”~