The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 13, 1886, Page 3

A SOE NE We oe ers = ACHES!", PAINS! le 0. Pacific R.R- we Tab pxtnGTON & SOurMeRN Brancit May LU pmenencin Sunday yj turther notice, 1oth, and trains will leav Louis and al ISHLER*: WERT ITTERS remedy has yet been d cc rion for St. south, enelne GOING NORTH. ow ya3—Pexas Lt gisz AM aes <a : ask C. Exy 7:55PM : yes "GOING. SOUTH. ay i : ae ; A C. Eapre M dias { hern Ine of tt BM, yo—Accommodatior | county, hagthe quieforone ap passenger t trains J lus lett hand and several ot sand all points D oints west and north- fornia and all f For rates and other intormation to [. Lisk, Agent. se 1 Socteties MASONIC. : wtler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first day in each month. t is so effective in all KIDNEY i Chapter Royal Arch Masons, YER COMPLAINTS, MALARIA, DYS 76, meets second ‘Thursday in each wie. and uot * 6 cimaln and b provided for tt and em. right. Hon, Thaddeus Stevens, the disting: tler Encampment No. 76 meets the - eMCLAL, ODCE wre and ath Wednesdays in each month Lawyers. MISHLER Hi-RB BITTERS CO, 525 Commerce 8t., Philadelphia Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never/4 HOMAS J. SMITH, Attorney at jaw Butler Mo. Will practice in the of Bates and adjuiuing counties ve over Bates county National Bank 7-tf. oo! i §, FRANCISCO. S. P. Fraycisco, MRANCISCO BROS. Attorneys at Law, Butler, Mo., will practice is courts of Bates and adjoininy nties. Prompt attention given to coi dons. Office over Wright & Glorius dware store Most persons have an ambition to gold watch case, and yet few peop foe a watch case is made, or the v ference in the quality of them. Goip Warcu Cass, aside from the neces- sary thickness for engraving and 7a InaSonip Cn S: a fouley Commandery Knight s Templar Be ane the first Tuesday in each month. gpa es 1.0, 0. FELLOWS. sre of disease. it ngthens tes Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- yorates the whole curt SON & ABERNATHY, ARKIN! : Office | How Watch Cases are Made. | torneys at Law, Butler, Mo. t side of the sauare. 22 a large proportion of the metal is need —— only to stiffen and hold the engraved V.BROWN, Notary Public But-| tions in place, and supply strength. ) fe ler Mo. Will draw and acknowledge contracts, leases and all papers re- * Biting the acknowledgment or yurat of I Botticer. surplus is not only needless, but undesira- ble, because gold is a soft metal and cannot furnish the stiffness, strength and elasticity Physicians. necessary to make the case permanently The perfect watch case must combine gold with some metal that will supply that in which the gold is deficient. This has been accomplished by the James Boss’ Gold Watch Case og eye which savesthe wasTE of need- SG less gold, and 1scrrases the soLmprTy and STRENGTH of the case, and at the came time reduces the cost ONE HALY. strong and close-fitting. eticic Physi- Allcalls prompt- up stairs over L, RIC E, M. D., je cian and Surgeon. attended to. Office ris’ Drug Store. M. Curisty, W.H. Ba LARD, RS. CHRISTY & BALLARD. HOMOBUPATHIC _BPHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, ¢, tront room over P.O. All calls wered at office day or night. Tele- one communication to all parts ot the Specialattention given to temale ASC. Bead B cont stamp to Keystone Wateh Care Factories, Phila- deiphia, Pa., for bantsome Illustrated Pamphlet chewing bow Games Bows’ and Keystone Watch (aces are made. (To be continued.) . $50, REWARD paid for any onan z viol Stand vise Size that can clesn C. BOULWARE, Physician and e Surgeon. Office north side square, t, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- a specialty. PF. RENI('K, M. D., Physician, Sur- egeon and Obstitrician, Office, east square, over Levy's store. Residence er Main and Ft. Scott streete. UTLER + ACADEMY WILL OPEN bntember 7, 89 For Particulars Address J.M. NAYLOR, Butler, Bates maine Mo. acct assinesaeeisce scion T. BARNUM’S:=. ME STORY OF MY LIF Art = Money Geiting y Making. Wor $: ng = see soo pages, = Write atone © For: HEF & McMAKINe , Cincinnati. °o Bieta FAMILY SCALES A powerful pi tion « concentrated thatafow peapplied to the sure penetrate to the very bone.and alinost IN- eTANTLY BBLIBVE Pain. EAS WO EQUAL for CORE of Rheumatism Neuralgia, Sprains, ach or Bowels, Or in any part of System. Will NoT SOIL CLOTINNG por discolor the skin. It hae, tu constant use by ‘Physicians and others for ® years. Price 3c. Prepared onlyby JACOB 6, MERRELL, St. Louis, Mo. YOR GALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEES IN * “ICLNES. FREE! 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His Visicn ef the fiigers badly mans but expressed dwell upon the sad subject that the | w PIANOS_ORCANS ‘The demand for the improved Maso & Hamu Do not require ene- A TEXAS EDITOR’s DREAM. aoe Night Realized ut the Post Office. ¢ teeding adecp sympathy for his misters is the venerable Cols. Wt .. senior editor of the Palestine Advocate, who bac | RHOW EEG \ tucker from | D "he evening the n quchiy reverted to and dwes upon his triend’s mis. | hap. Indeed so corstantly did he | ‘leader’ in the next day’s issue of the FAdvocate 1 convincin; was somewhat less brillant ¢ an usually tacterized his efforts. That night, atter a supper ot nbs and old-fashioned home sausages, flanked by pigs’ feet for dessert, the Colonel dreamed as fol- lows: scovered that | seen terribly gin-saw, only one Even that was had itheen trimmed by which always gets there, his only consolation was that price ot pens ¢ advance he might be able to write yet a wed to few with the pointed stub) At this critical juncture the Colonel says he telt his sou! more slashing “leaders’’ to light up tor joy, for on the pointed stub aforementioned there appeared a massive gold ring, set with splen- did ruby, the sparkling effulgence of whose rays lighted up the reom and the editorial couch like unto the brilliance of old Sol at high noon on a clear day in the festive month ot May. But I hasten to shake this dieam off. The Colonel suddenly conceived the idea that the ring would appear to) much stone, a genuine better advantage and shine with far | more brilliaace if it could be gotten off the stub and onto the left hand. He was himself powerless to move, but with the wish the ring left the stub and encircled the third finger of the lett hand. Then the Colonel turned over and slumbered again. The next morning the Colonel went as usual for his mail before breakfast. On his way to the post office his dream recurred to him. Just as he unlocked his mail-box, which was oa the bottom row, he cast his eyes upon the floor. Eureka! There, right under his nose, lay a handsome gold ring with a brilliant cattle, as it had deprived them very gives the tion of whatt his mammoth steam Mr. Tuck- ter €r Was in town a tew days ago, and Gen, S among the many friends and ac | affairs quaintances wi examined — his | would maimed hand, and who not only telt | him breed girl, Balinta, Stone Calt { dey it € or tary a ev may Jobn Otterby to do Never Give Up. It you are presse ebilitv d ffering with with low and | petite gen isurdered blood, weak consti- he, ora ny disease ot a bil- uicans ure a c Bitters. You will be sur- id improvement that vou wiil be inspired with new ill tollow;: te; strength and activ y will return; in and misery will cease, and hence- oice in the praise of Sold at fifty cents a Le Walker Soldiers for Office It is not to be denied that some- thing is due to the soldiers as such, regardless of ordinary politica oe c t ignore or deratic They have specif onclusive cliims upon the favor of government, which they tought vindicate and preserve—claims hat the government cannot afford to disparage, whatever the effect may be upon the interests or calculations of any party. There 1s no such thing in the strict sense ot t r t I t ruby stone, fairly laughing in the face of the happy finder. The Col- onel had » spare-ribs a sausa- | d more spare-ribs and sausa eiiectate next wea: He} ge for breakfast that morning. was very happy until a tew after, Mr. D. 1}. proved ownership and took when sion of his property. Thus ended | the editor’s dream. neys, and other troubies peculiar to tt sex. 7 | Erato Was Stone Calf Poisoned? Kas.. Jan. posted on matters 0 Leavenworth, gentleman weil | Indian affairs in the territory said to | day that Stone Calf, the noted Chey Jenne chief, | death, as was supposed at the time but was poisoned by members of hi own tribe out of revenge tor the par | days | the supreme court, superintendent of McGowan | POSSES= | or state senators from the even num- | office ; class of citizens su nearly sieves this, never twenty-four voted a word of protest. Ind, writes: he word as a personal right to an but the debt we owe to this imphes a ight of that kind that denial is prac- ically out of the question.-—Globe Jemocrat. If the Globe-Democrat really be- is that it during the republican how strange it was thought ot ot years reign, when no union soldier who the democratic ticket was deemed qualified for office, while confederate soldier who were repub- } licans held office right along without The sophistry ot the argument is tuo apparent to admit of an answer.—St. Joseph Gazette. Miraculous Bieape: W. W. Reed. druggist of Winchester, “One of my customers Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bartena Rondolph Co. Ind was a long sutterer with consumption and was given upto die by her physicians. She heard ot Dr. King’s New Diecovery tor consumption and began buying it of me. In six months time she waled to thiscity a distance ot six miles, and is now so much improved she has quit use~ ing it. She feels she owes her lite to it.” Free trial Bottles at Joon G. Walker's Drug Store. The Farmers Alliance in Summit township shipped a large lot of bailed hay last week. | An exchange gives the following as Women are everywhere using and re- | nending Parker's Tonic because they learned from experience that it «dly overcomes despondency, indigest- the list of officers to be elected in United States senator, judge of public shcools, railroad commission- i hered districts, circuit judges, con- gressmen, representatives in the leg- islature, circuit and county clerks, county treasurers and collectors, “r . Hrosec ting attornevs. pr ides sresiaing jt so pain or weakness in the back or kid- | no7im At t did not die a natural | get relief from Tengaline. 5 t {he took mm lying to Gen. Sheridan, hus causing the latter to rece mend to the president the removal of the cattle from in their reservation. Shortly after the order was put force a number ot Indians went t& Caldwell to trade, a & and they sai Ste would not see ano they intended to poison | he was a Curse to the for the purpose. very sore over the removal of the | county courts, two districts public administrators coroner and | township officers. Tongalineis a Ale ea | of servicein all torms of neura best ettects are seen in trea ing gias oy rheu 2 | meta single case of this ordinarily tron lesome disease which did not Speadily I can recom s,M.D., ona, Ills. F. Steve mend it J. Consumption Cured. d trom practi aming this pape Power's Bloc , Ro 86 - Butler Weekly Times}: juages, BUTLER NATIONAL BANK, ee | Opera House | BU “LER, MO. |; Capital, - SOG ooo, | SURPLUS $3,000 President - Vice asa ey Cashier. + Age? t Cashier, +Clerk and Collector. DIRECTORS E: Dr. T. C. Boulware, R, D. Williams. Judge J. H. Sullens, J. R. Simpson, Frank Vonis, ay Dutenes? SODA Best in the World. \ GRAND (OWBINATION - 86 DON KINNEY. 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