The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 17, 1886, Page 3

Wass Tadle Mo. Pacific R. R- bal ‘(Lexmrotow & Souruenn Baancu.) Sunday, May roth, and stil further notice, trains will leave na if ® Pe patter 25 foilows: a GOING NORTH. I Texas Express. +4552 AM tt K.C. Express.. 7:55PM “ 1g3—Accommodation.. ++01:30PM iy, GOING SOUTH. —Texas Express ° i ies K. C. Expre: r syo—Accommodation. seeeeQiSS AM trains make direct con- tor tt. Louis and all points east and all points south, Colorado, and all points west and north- he For rates and other intormation to I. Lisk, Agent. Secret Societies. ibs | { (hg ASONIL. Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first | in each month. a Chapter Royal Arch Masons, g, meets second Thursday in each har. m ER Gouley Commandery Knights Templar the first Tuesday in each month. 1.0. 0. FELLOWS. ti Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- 5 ad rr 6 tier Encampment No. 76 meets the and ath Wednesdays in each month Lawyers. (0. D. PARKINSON, Attorney at Office West side square, over Drug Store. OMAS J. SMITH, Attorne at JawButlerMo. Will practice in the of Bates and adjviuing counties. over Bates county National Bank. 7-tf. ome §. Francisco. S. P. Frasctsco, and | . PRANCISCO BROS. Attorneys at snd See Law, Butler, Mo., will prac NORTH MAIN ST. yas LBOLIC 2K Ms of Bates and’ edi ; ik A DIABOLICAL DEED. ties. Prompt attention given Keep re ore kinds |. | eo oe Office over Wright & Gloriu eR ae ao a : , | in county. E re a aa" oneg Wig & oe and the best that fam Oe. procuved D.N. T! A Kaesan Hires a Boy to Murder His & » both tresh and cured.. Also tresh a Bie ees Wife and Step-Daughter. } V.BROWN, Notary Public B Fish and Oysters in their season, | mated wealth, 560,000. eee Jeler Mo. Will draw and ackno When you want anvthing in mv line} lands and live stock; self-accumur | S Marel R. B contracts, leases and all papers re- | give me a call. | lated by increase in value of land ana Beloit, Kas. March 3.—K. B. the acknowledgment or yurat ot ber) re this Physicians. D L,RICE, M.D., Eclectic Pliysi- ue cian and Surgeon. All calls prompt- mded to. Office up stairs over ’ Drug Store. rk, M.Curisty, W. H. Bacrarp, 8. CHRISTY & BALLARD, HOMOEOPATHIC HYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, : front room over P.O. Ail calls datoflice day or night. Tele- communication to all parts ot the i Specialattention given to temale A €, BOULWARE, Physician and " . n. Office north side si . A Diseases of women anc Awpecialty. ' _ gener . | tore. Residence In and Ft. Scott streets. CADEMY WILL OPEN senber 7,05 for Particulars Address 4M. NAYLOR, Butler, Bates County, Mo. T. BARNUM’S:-. TM zeny, or my LIFe- Young wan starting in life, Over Pew he Price, 8225. GP Write at once SZESrsressee2 @—6—UCCCC oot new Pertest inciple, Family net an ts ¥ EE & MCMAKIN. CINCINNATE. Py PATENT Si! @. HENDERSON, ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR, OFFICES, 9:5; F STREET, Box 50, washingtou,D. v. ofthe Eramining Corps, U. S.Patent fore the Patent Office, U Court and the Federal Courts &8 to scope, Valinity, and i . Information cheerfully = a ath annexed FREE. FO ve j} TELEGRAPHIC AN INSTITUTE! rerthand thorong! a tanept ger Send for cireuta Ree aes a - S SSeS STESP SSS Sle? aa | =, L80 competition with the only in cans Wallet... N. Y MEAT MARKE? 5. J. GROVES } tents Prompt! Tarnitived. Hand Boox on Patents | MEN OF WEALTH. | | A Few of Bates County's Wealthiest | Farmers. A man named West, shot andkill- ed a man named Reynolds, last Mon- day, near Cherry Grove school house in Rarton county. Reynolds recent- ly came from Ilhnois and he rented a farm and was making preparations to commence work. It seems West had rented the same farm, but Rey- nolds was not aware of that fact. There was a dispute as to who had aright to the tarm. Reynolds was living on the place. Last Monday morning, West loaded his shot gun and told his tamily he was going to kill Reynolds. West rode up to the fence with his gun, where Reynolds was at work and ordered him to move off the premises. Reynolds told him they could settle the dispute without any trouble and wanted to appoint a time to adjust the matter, whereupon West said he had come to kill him and he commenced shoot- ing, The contents of both barrels striking Reynolds in the head, which killed him instantly. Reynold’s head was almost torn from his body. West's reputation has always been bad. gee US | The following is clipped from the | Globe-Democrat, and speaks for | itself: Bates county was organized in ; 1841; has an area ot goo square | miles; total assessed yaluation tor |state purposes, $7,342,967. Its | wealthiest farmers are: | William Gilbreath, ot Appleton, | estimated wealth, $100,000. Weatth | in lands, live stock and local secur- ites; selt lated by increase accumu in value of real estate aud interest on re- focal investments ; mresseean 5 | publican ; forty years in county Asa Rosie | Wealth, $75.coo. estimated th in lands, live stock and local securities; self- POWDE Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, trength and wholsomeness. More economical han the ordinary kinds, andcannot be sold in ultitude of low test weight aluin or phosphate powder: Sold Rovar Bakine Powpen 5 accumulsted by + real estate and profitable investiucut; native of hor Ohio; republican: twenty-five years in county. James P. Edwards, of Butler; Wealth in lands, city property, live stock and bank shares : selt-accumlated by rise“ of real estate, dealing in live stock THE OLD RELIABLE estimated wealth, $75,000. A donkey lay him down to sleep, And as he slept he snored full deep, And was observed strange sight to weep As though in anguish mood— A gentle mule that lay near by, The donkey roused and with a sigh, And kindly voice inquired why— hose tears he did exude. The don trembled o’er and o'er, And o and interest on mouey loaned ; native | Missourian ; democrat ;nineteen years }in county.? E. P. Henry, of Butler; estimated i ealth. Wealth i lands | Parker, a farmer residing in this dealing 1m live stock ; native of Ohio; i place, but now ot Abilene. accom S.J. GROVES SCHWENCK & OLDEAKER. eighteen years in county. John B. Newberry, postoflice ; esumated wealth, $60,000. | Wealth in lands and bank | self-accumlated by increase in value ak Suauce panied by a young man named Frank Dunn, whom he brought with him from the latter town to assassinate StOCK ; his wife and child, who live here, but have been seperated from Par- ker torsome months. Dunn gave the job up to the officers at Abilene and at this place, but was instructed to carry out his project as far as shooting was concerned. He was shown by Parker the room which his wife and step-daughter occupied and told the location of the bed, and was to have $25 for firing five shots from a re- | ot land and raising and dealing in | live stock ; native ot New Yorkstate ; | democrat; has held offices of sheriff j and county collector, state represen- tative and state senator; thirty years in county. The roads of Bates county naturally good, but in many respects could be improved, but for a defi- cient road law under township organ- Boot & Shoe Makers BUTLER, MO. are Boots and Shoes made to order Che} ~~) volver through the window into the best ot leather used. ization. n A Shop nerth side ot Square. 29 tf bed, Dunn fired the shots according Better stop your covgh while you can. It is worth heeding, that Parkers Tinic is the best thing Known tor coughs, colds Kidney trouble and weak luugs. You risk your lite waiting. Take it while there is yet time. no 14 Im. to contract and immediately after- wards met Parker in the rendezvous agreed upon and was paid $20 by him with a promise of $5 more if it proved he had made a sure thing - of it. Officers were concealed so near as to hear all the conversation, and this morning Parker was arrested and is now in jail, Excitement is running high and there are many ‘that tavor a hemp necktie for the villain. But this is a law abiding community and the law will be allowed to take its course. EAFNES: Its CAUSE and CURE by one who was deaf . Treated by most of specialists of the day with no beneft. Cured himself in three months, and since then hundreds of others by same process. A Eis. simple and successful home treatment. Address T. 8. PAGE, 128 East 26th St., New York City. The Romance of a Coal Stove. One day last fall, talking until his throat was sore, a Detroit stove-deal- er succeeded in selling a widow a coal stove, but it was with the pro- viso that if everything didn’t work satisfactorily he would make _ it. Two days after delivering the stove he got his first call. A boy entered the store and said: PARKER'S TONIC A Pure Family Medicane That Never lotoxicates Physicians regard Tongaline as a_nec- essary preparation in cases of rheuma- tism, neuralgia and nervous hesdache.- If you have Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Kidney or Urinary Complaints, or it you are troubled with any disorder of the lungs, stomabb, bow- els, blood or nerves you can be cured by Par- ker’s Tonic HISCOX & “Mrs. wants you to come up’| It is seeded aeining en pelle fener Bees s - r CO.wW © ths = : so says Messrs. Hayes Jaswell, drug- . i fix that stove. The house is tull of gists: of Rockford, Ill. 163 William street, New York. | smoke.” Not for Show. “Is there any truth in this report about Forpaugh soliciting you to travel with him?’’ asked a Mail re- porter ot Frank James this morning. “Yes, it is true,” was the reply. “His agent drove.down to my house one night in a carriage, and opened the conversation by saying that the A man was sent up, and he found the trouble to be with the chimney. Only three or tour days had passed when the boy came :n again and said, “That stove is puffing and blow- ing and scaring the widdw to death. She wants the same man to come to work for ADIES WANTED %.3"hcr -§ own homes’ $7 to $10 per week can be eas- ily made; no canvassing; fascinating and steady employment. Particulars and sample of work sent for stamp. Address Home ur’¢ Co., p. 0. box 1917 Boston, mass. ANTED SALESME} every- where again.”” ‘ local iraveling, to sell goods. Will pay sd se Sat old man wanted to make a_ contract salary and expenses. Write for He was sent, and it was discover- | with me. A contract to do what? terms at once, and salary wanted. Ad- Z H id to t 1 th his acres : ed that she didn’t know how to ar-|I asked. He said to travel wii Stranparp Sitver Ware Co., show. 1 told him there was no use range the dampers and draughts, Everything seemed to run well tor a week, and then the boy walked into Washington street, Boston, Mass. in making a proposition, as I would not consider it. You would be sur- prised to see the offers which have been made me. I have one for one thousand dollars per week, but that much money does not tempt me trom the pleasures ot home hfe, even it Send 19 cents postage, and we will mail you free a royal, valuable, sample box of goods that will put you in the way of making more money at once, than anything else in America, Both sexes of al) can live at home and work in spare time, or allthe time. Capital not re- is tu yas.”? + ted We tll stastyee Tmenee Deo rres | 18 full of coal gas the home is an humble one.”” for those who start at once. Srixson & Co. } Portland, Maine. esr | The man yo and apphed the | Frank James has warm friends and oe | remedy, but instde ot three days the | a host of them, and not the least bond PRIZE announce: **She sent me down to send that man up again. have you The house stove got to puffing: two days after | Which binds them to him, is his mod- Dr. WARD & CO. Louisiana, Mo. z, I will seud fre it this recipe ; WIND: money than at anything OR Ja * j —— SSE SS 2, with full i pt by taking an agency tor the em Sed PREE to ati applies , 5 e ce useing. | pes: selling book out. Beginners suceeed ee m4 FARMS 2.MILES ene siya = Ay De. > th stamp | grandly, None fail. Terms free. er: ioe oll 14 C7 : FR oe iE Se eee ee /°- | naming this paper, W. A- Noyes, 149 Hatietr BooxCo., : to Market ‘ R. B.C BEE: ) troit Free Pres | Power’s Bloc , Rochester, N. 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At once addresss Taie & | ROUSE ANG Said: | having had placed in his hands by aa postage, oF ate Sry a _ oe that will Co., Augusta, M2‘ 1e, Vy-1vr* i ‘Madame, you gaye me $30 for | Fast India missionary the formula of a package of go g ane; 4 i = ict imple vegetable remedy tor the speedy | srart you In work that will at once bring _—_— | the stove; how much will you take | SU3P gs é " i vou in money faster than anything else | SARM AND MOUSENOLD, Bozo, 2 - jand permanent cure of consumption, | you in m es ie $3 9 | 1 for 117?" | Bronchitis, Catrrrn, Asthma and all} iu America. All about oe $200.0c0 in NeLOT Ls. I Te een et | throat andLung Affections, also a_posi- | presents with each box. Agents wanted p ST wouldn’e sell. it. tive and radical cure tor Neryous dibility | everywhere, of rither sex, of all ages, tor | AaRYO! MALBer WEAKNESS AND 6 ee iput T can’t be < ny man | and all nerveus complai atter having | all te time, or spare time only, to work | ILITY Fe. DECAY, pei aiess pig, TERE gg: nm | for us at their own homes. Fortunes for | A Life Experience. Remarkable and =|")? "e's every vo O aes all to | all wo1kers absolutely assured. Don’t quick cures. Trial Packages. Sen@ = winter.’ ng tellows. | delay. H.HaLterr Co.,oPortland, stamp for sealed particulars. Address wating ‘~ i Maine Beare | Opera House BUTLER, Mo. Capital, - $66,000, | SURPLUS -- $4,000 JOHN H. SULLENS oN H.S + President a A Re ey ice President. : i w) ¢. ©. DUKES +++eeeeCashier. -Ase’t Cashier, -Clerk and Collector. DIRECTORS KINNEY est in the World. aoe | Dr, T. C. Boulware, Booker Powell, J.M. Tucker, Green W. Walten, Judge y. H Sullens, Dr. N, L, Whipple, i x Sin = Cc. Du! "rank Voris, mu, E, W: C. H. Du cher! }- Rue Jenkins. Receives deposits, loans money, and transacts a general banking business. We extend to our customers every ao commodation consistent in sate banking. AND THE LOUISVILLE toni COKRESPONDENTS. 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