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

> ‘ fable Mo. Pacific R. R B a f Saat Syren a aS ares ese ens sotos & SOUTHERN BRANCH.) eee, UTLER NAUGHTY HUSBANDS: | herself than haye the whole neigh- Haunted. 1 é: ——+++--_. | hood raised ab vhi Hcommencing Sunday, May 1oth, and ney Go Swimming With Cypris Tames xg es os Atter which Maxwell is said to be continua!l farther notice, Nestnk. will leave | y S as 1 Cyprians | /ames finds the matches, Procures | haunted by the vision of P y afoilows: ll and Play Mazeppa. | the water and comes up stairs, and | tne trunk Seine 2 of Preller and GOING NORTH. All Sorts of ea | Plunges into bed. Presently his wite | take «3 as ceased to read or ; Pats j '€Ke auintrestia anything —Texas Express.-++++-+4:52 AM | M : I we Says: ig or any- Bic. \ od iets 255 | hurts and many sorts of ails of ou os = ‘James, let’s hay body. He does not sleep well, eith- . 3g3—Accommodation. 230 = a = the spiciest trials that has taken place | ames, let’s have an understand- er and truly, his punist ig SOTTT i ir W te i , - line y S$ punts ' GOING SOUTH. Bring mm your Wool. Hay ee gig ose need a cooling inthe West since Theresa Sturiat |i" about money matters. Now, | light nature. When oo : 4 pa * “nolo lotio: : Pasa ae , a 5 a . he e Texas Express. Sploved ' n. ustang Liniment. | was tried in Chicago tor the murder | "EXt Week [ve got to pay— < i . e thoughtful Bek. C. Express. 4 j Chi ae 5 e fon’ ka FRAP Tun over this man’s career, there 1s 1 ge-Accommodation 9:55 AM O B R i of Charley Stiles. is on the docket of con't know what'll you have to certainly an example in it, which Seer tralia make direct con- é ; the circuit court for next week, and | P8V and don’t care!’ shouts James, : . “ion for St. Louis and all points east young men especially, should heed. and all points south, Colorado, He was the son ot kind and honora- ja and all points west and north- For rates and other intormation the moralists from all sections of the | 25 be lurches around and jams his A man ot 35 years experience face against the wall; ‘all I want is the business and recently F Eleventh | congressional district are . pence ine ble parents, as the id I eee eer i a aie i eel eee + as evidence has ma 2 é luUrITyINg eI ng 3 r — eceived a to I. Lisk, Agent. rk seta cole | t H Ie i I¢ IRN nee es ey seers Bote | *That’s all very well f bd ee end the | t > inten co here | a a ery we rou! = =the F ste | = the - tion of coming here Dini y ‘ e SS you: | cation, he had been delicately cared | fe areenler cee ei aps his wite, as she pulls the cov- 4 a g picnic in more senses F for in every detail ot lite, he had worn purple and fine linen, and ap- parently had no reason tor not end than one. ers viciously; ‘you never think of the worry and trouble I have. And there is Araminta, who, I believe 1s taking the measles.’ About the middle of July ee [a great scandal was created in this Lodge, No. 254, meets the first in each month. mi Chapter Royal Arch Masons, 7, meets second Thursday in each Butler Woolen Mills, would to the Wool ( Bates and surroundi that we are about re CUSTOM WORK. Snch as ROLL CARDING CARDING & SPINING AND WEAVING;: neighborhood by the report that exght | married citizens of high standing, more than one of them holding respons: « ble positions of honors and trust, had gone to a picnic at Cedar Creek wi as manv women of questionable re utation, and indulged in a high o | | time. It reports are to be believed, | they first indulged in the cup, which | not only cheers but mebriate, and followed this up by indulging in a ing his history in a manner which would have done him acredit. He, however, in a moment ot cupidity or anger, or greed, killed the frend that trusted him, and to-day, with death hanging over him, and noth- ing but his own miserable thoughts to keep lnm company, it 1s nota difficult thing for him to imagine that his victim comes to visit him in . 7 ‘Let her take ’em,” savs James, Here-upon she begins to cry softly, but about the time James 1s falling into a gentle doze she punches him in the ribs with her elbow and says: ‘Did you hear that scandal about Mrs, Jones?” Commandery Knights Templar 4s the first Tuesday in each month. 1.0, 0. FELLOWS.} Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- tight. ei der Encampment No. 76 meets the and ath Wednesdays in each month ‘Where?’ says James, sleepily. ‘Why, Mrs. Jones.’ ‘Where?’ inquired James. ‘I declare,’ said his wife, ‘you are getting more stupid every day. You know Mrs. Jones that lives at No. 21? Well, day betore yesterday Susan Smith told Mrs. Thompson that Sam Baker had said that Mrs. Lawyers. his cell, and his days are a misery, and his nights a torment. The pic- ture is a sad one, notwithstanding its justice, and men, young men _ espe- cially, should gaze upon it and real- ize to its tullest extent, that ‘the way of the transgressor 1s hard. ’*— Sedaha Bazoo. NETHy0. D. PARKINSON, Attorney at Law, Office West side square, over down’s Drug Store. | bath in the creek, in which nota sin- gle person of either sex was covered with The second act CHAS. CENNEY | comprised the singing of yarious ri {bald songs and an exhibition of the iu the very best of order and guarantee satistaclion. Work shipped trom a dis- tance will be received at the depot and prompt attention given to its return. Market price paid tor Tub Wa Wool. 25 tf a garment. =— | FRANCISCO. S. P. Fraycisco, ~ ig ISCO BROS. Attorneys at Law, Butler, Mo., will practice in courts of Bates and adjoining red At Old*Stand, East Side Squ can can, and the performance closed Butler, Mo. May 19, 1889 by the ladies of the party giving i i horseback exhibitic a] + the | Jones had—’ = ete ws, Frompt attention given to col- J. FISHER, So ex so Here she -d and listened A Long-Lived Fam ons. Office over Wright & Glorius’ # ’: primitive costume of Eve. One re- Sie SES [pees cl Bch Mr . > teparre stam ey ' po es so far as to say that one | }@™MeS is snoring in protound slum- Mr. Lhijah Bryan, ot St. Charles ’ of the women volunteered to play ber. With a snort of rage she pulls | County has been visiting his sister, Physict ? z Mrs, Nancy Canole of this city, for the past few days. Mr. Bryan is one ot the pioneers of Missouri and is now in his SSth year, Mrs, Ca- nole is go and the oldest member of the family. + Wraps up in Fresh and Nice and Comprising every- | g in the da kk OC HRY DRS, RENICK & BOYD icians and Surgeons, BUTLER, MO. them, and lays awake until g a. m., thinking = fow used she 1s. hadly TIED TO THE HORSE 2 hes s the way married women anmmal made a break and came I am permanently located in Butler and to the outskirts of the go to sieep.—Ba tumorean am prepared to purctiase and Their youngest brother, ee Pe Ge mn with his fair ~ — What is more disagreeable to a lady ica oS pi é . ee pay the. And Provision Line. | town with his fair burden. However | oo eaaae thather hase has hot only James Bryan, lives at Nevada and is, laserene . this may be, it is certain that in spite | lost its color, but is full dandruff? Yet| 81, Another brother, Abner, liyes FFICE: . t nye 4 ch was the case with mine until [used]. . ERT p <> th }of strencus efforts to suppress ait, | Sven NS x ke na | n-Calitors Mr. Bryan is accom- SIDE SQUARE, OVER LEVY U \ H (es story had got out and tor almost | black and perfectly clean “and glossy— | panied by his*daughter, Miss Jane. mick’sresidence | Dr. Boyd’s residence, an 2 | ten weeks bad been almost the sole | ts- Swerny, 45-1m To- Ve Dae? o g Main and Wor | Fulton Street, north C. ——FoR Goop— | ce a bee © sole To-day Mr. Bryan and Mrs. Canole it streets. P. chureh, topic of gossip for miles around. Fareweil, Kansas City, Mo., Oct. The ago, to} third day’s session of the Southwest the surprise ot almost everybody, M. E. South, conterence the grand jury returned true bills} was opened at g o’clock this morn- against one and all of the pz Of allfkinds wanted in charge of Miss Bryan, left for Fayette to visit friends, and will go from there to Nevada to spend sev- eral days.— Mexico Intelligencer. CHICKENS, TUSKEYS, DUCKS, &C. And I want ana will take all that can COME AND SEE ME. be brought to me. Chas. | Hopes were entertained that it would blow but over, L,RICE, M.D., Eclectic Physi- cian and Surgeon. All calls prompt- ded to. Office up stairs over i? Drug Store. a few da Missours APPLES WANTED Can be tound at Bennett, Wheeler & Co’s store. Denney. | RPUAND Eaten by Rats, geal Shelbyville, Ill., Sept. 26.—Friday night the Infant child of William Reynolds, a farmer hving five miles W. H. BALLarp, WS. CHRISTY & BALLARD, HOMOEUPATHIU ICIANS AND SURGEONS, ee, front room over P. O. All calls datoflice day or night. Tele- communication to all parts of the « Specialattention given to temale ticipants Jing with prayer by Rev. Joseph in the picnic, on the charges of un- | King of Neosho, The remaining dressing and bathing together in the | reports of ministers lett over from sight of divers persons, of becoming | yesterday’s session were read, intoxicated and of using yulgar and iM. CHRISTY, | north of this place, was placed in its The report of the committee hav- | (, The tral was | ing charge ot the thal of Dr. W. C. set tor next weck aud numerous di - Godbey was read. It stated that vorce suits are expected to follow in | the committee, kaving carefully heard quick order. \ in a room occupied by its obscene language. parents. A lady in an adjoining the child cry toward morning, but supposing the parents were awake said nothing. In the morning Mrs. room heard fe . Treat es. Best of Permanently James Smith. ANGER (urea witmoutknt GE all chron’ references, located. cy er. Headache, Biliousness, Liver Come Bi its, Indigestion. Mild but effective. SOLD BY DRUGGISTs, di: Book sent free. Call on or address Drs. CARTER & RAMSAY, 1114 Main Sr., Kansas City, Mo. the evidence in the case, found that the charges of immoral conduct and | How a Married Woman Goes to Bed. adultery were'true, and decided that Reynolds discovered that rats, which are very There is an article going the|he be expeiled from the conference C. BOULWARE, Physician and | ae apatene numerous about the premises, had «Surgeon. Office northside square, eee | a Rel ke ata ae eaten, owt en Go | and the ministry of the M. E. church, killed the child and literally denuded Susi¢ Ber, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- A. ae \ to Sleep.’ The manner in which they South. tie Houde lob Hee sad aoe ~~ am T. eon an PARKER’S go to sleep according to the article, | The decision of the committee | |). Liniy mutilated the body: ss HAIR BALSAM can’t hold a candle to the way a] was approved by the conterence, i Sie ; ATTORNEY = LAW ig fe Honalar favorite for ee ea E | married woman goes to sleep. In-]and his name dropped trom the Jefferson City Tribune :—Major * MITLER Will practice in Bates apd adjoining stead of thinking what she would | church record. Ee T. OU chief clerk of the re I pomgac pate nopellate pontge ye se have attended to before going to Bishop McTyeire, in commenting State Sul Office, in preparing | eee son City. Sr bed, she thinks of it afterward. | on the case, said that up to two vears | matter for the torthcoming Auditor’s bre 24 OFFICE North Side Square, over ‘The best Cough Cure you can use, While she is revolving these matters | ago no man had stood higher in the in her mind, and while snugly tucked report, recently sent out blanks to the county A. L. McBride’s. 3itt And the best preventive known for Consumption. It = cures bodily pains, and all disorders of the Stomach, Bowels, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Urinary Organs and all Female C The feeble and sick, strug- gling 2 rif th clerks for statistics con- cerning dramshops. Up to yester— day 117 counties, including the city estimation of the Southwest Missouri up in bed, the old man is scratching | conference to the last general con- his legs in front of the fire and won- ACADEMY W W. GRAVES, ference. Godbey was president of sat j = Gee ti dering how he will pay the next|the Morrisvill Female coilege and of St. Louis, had reported, and ot i Ww Notary ee Public.’ Seman aera month’s rent. Suddenly she ex-] was too intimate with certain lady | this mumber the seer named Noe ims: ; counties have no licensed saloons or ate Ofice with Judge Joon D. Parkinon, | HIN DER COR NS | chins: cating ess, west side square, Butler, Mo. MONEY! MONEY. The safest, surest, quickest and best cure for Corns, Bunions, Warts, Moles, Callouses,&c. Hinderstheir fur- thergrowth. Stopsall pain. Givesnotrouble. Makes the s cures when eve! COCKLE’SzziccsPILLS | This old English Family Medicine in use for 86 years, all over the world, for Bile, Indigestion, Liver, &c. Of Pure Vegetable lngredicnis. FREE FROM MERCURY. ‘James, did you lock the door?’ ‘Which door?’ says James. ‘The cellar door,’ says she. ‘No,’ says James. ‘Well, vou had better go down and lock it, for I heard some one in the yard last night. Accordingly James paddles down the stairs an] locks the door. About the time James returns and is going to bed she remarks: ‘Did you shut the stair door?’ ‘No,’ says James. ‘Well, if it is not shut the cat will get up into the chambers.’ ‘Let her come up, james, ill-naturedly. ‘My goodness, not!’ returns his dramshops: Adair, Barry, Camden, Carter, Christian, Clay, Dade, Dent, Harrison, Hickory Mercer, Muller, Pemiscot, Putnam, Ralls, Reynolds, St. Clair, Stone, Worth, Wright and Knox . A subscription amounting to $730 was made towards rebuilding Meth- odist churches in Charleston, S. C. Offered $1,000 for One Page. While the Democratic campaign book was being edited a prominent Democrat proposed to pay $7,000, tor the privilege of writing one page in the book. He was asked what he wanted to write: ‘I only want to write one line to be printed on one page. It shall be good Democratic campaign material.”” The proposi- tion was accepted, and the next day the gentleman presented a certified check on Riggs & Co.’s bank tor $1,000 and a slip of paper upon . Mkanber 7, 85 ‘ity. _—— ‘or Particulars Address a Mi NAYLOR, |. Butler, Bates County, Mo. 1) ATENTS! } ——12 Wm. @. HENDERSON, AST ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR, A Missourian’s Suicide. Wichita, Kansas, Oct. 1.—Last evening Mr. A. P. Beach, of Seda- lia, Mo., took ten grains of mor phine, from the effect of which he died three hours later. He told a fnend in the morning that domestic troubles had accumulated so tast upon him within the last few weeks that he believed he would rather be dead. He put several hundred dol- Parties wanting to borrow money on Farms remember Ist. That we can lend money cheaper than anybody. 2nd. In any sum from $100 to $10,000, and on time from six months to five years ree on te ee hood quickly & tively cured. Send £ oook mailed FREE to all afflicted. Address, Hewlin Medical Co.,Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.A. then,’ says $rd. Interest and Principal can be made pay- able at any day and interest stopped. 4th. Have almost a million dollars already | Had eick dhertabyte breath which was written in a bold hand: lars in the bank over an hour betore over | wite ; she’d suck the baby’s breath.’ . vith i eady- OFFICES, y25 F STREET, , loaned and doing a larger business than ever. PATTERNS OF ANY SIZE. | na : PN ‘To the yictors belong the spoils.’ | he took the sett drug, vi in- Sth. We kee oy om haul to loan so t hen James paddies aown stairs : a tions to allow no one to draw it nes at] :Box 50, washington.D. U. | pavesowl secarit= ss: cane titles son dent| UNPARALLELED OFFER!) _. . ape The member of the committee | structions to all so ; haveto wsit i Sie Ti: ’ again and steps on a tack, and closes looked at the check, then at the sen- but himselt. ‘It may be some time Be otithe Examining Corps, U.S. Patent EMOR EST’S the stair door and curses the cat, and d t 1 | before I come tor it, but you hold it 1,000. chices before the Patent Office U.| 6th. Weha ets of Abstract books made BESI :| ~ | tence, scratched his head, returned | i 7 opies Beeme Court and the Federal Courts. by different parties and make Abstract of Titles THE jreturns to the bedroom. Just as he both to the giver, saying: ‘I agree | all the same,’ was the remark he ven as to scope, valinity, and in- |). et and compare he ott a ll the Magazines. | x AGS ere hie oth to g > Saying: S | ' Patents. Tnhotmation cheerfully } DY one set and compar he other and can Ofa e = -s begins to climb into his couch his]. h but cannot accept your | made. A note was found on his Prey furnished. Hand Book on'Patents | thus make Abstract of titles that are absolutely | yitustrated with Original Steel Engrav- |. raat | with vou, Pp | “ es annexed, FREE. correct and we will stand responsible forthem. | ings, Photogracures and Oil Pictures. | Wite observes: | proposal.’ | person bearing the request that his , 7th. Have been here a to me and expect oh ig reakto Heme Gp iso ne Renee | The prominent Democrat tore up | body be buried here and never aflowe Ni so May awnnelonner ;suppose you bring up some in the |) 04, check and paper upon which | it to be returned to Missouri. - " sth. Make loans with o c nission. id a2 ex j ‘ ; a T SARNUM’S a ' ie atl nave! a i the famous matter was written, and | Historian Bancrott’s love of home @uy wy Book Sth. Invite you to co: see usand have And so james, with a . = room. | . AlTBS sory or > ” ourterms, rates and etc, explained to you before | cofenicepek Aroen tno the dark | walked out a Hee poe | may be doubted. He is a wealthy een Art of rey Gevtng *% | making application el z ae tere | curse, g t rk | —Courier-Journa!. | man and yet he only visited Wor- Ss * | ioth Onrofiice is with the Butler National fected, Se ma sae Oem cusses sd respe | i ctee | cester, his native place, last week , Mo. BEM iit, Cincinnati,O | Bank, Opera House Block, Butler, Mo. Te ont number with Pattern | all the tinware off the wall in search ; Providence, R. L., is excitea over | cester, bi - zy 4 ~ scribe for a year and * : te af Breet eret FAMILY SCALES WALTON & TUCKER va! 2 of the ‘big’ tin, and adds that she | the reported discovery of acoal mine after an absence of o' ne =. one 0: J. Jenni her, 17 £.14th St., NewYork. | wee cee a Ste Pesce a seater, Ban = Land Mortgage Co. ' W-Jemings Demarest, Publsher,17 E Nem Sta NewYork | would rather go and get the water | within its limits. : ‘ } 2. A a 3 4 oultes is se re 5 oe 24 ue i Sst _ , : rs 4