The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 23, 1887, Page 3

Swable Mo. Uacific BR. W ; & SovrHerRN Baancu.) cing Sunday,”May toth, and notice, trains will leave § GOING NORTH. Texas Express C. Express- ccommodation.. - 5 5 H. oe ces... LK. C. Express AM ecommodation. 554M trains make direct con- Louis and all points east points south, Colorado, I points west and north- other intermation I. Lisx, Agent. 4:52AM 55 PM 1:30PM 147M fates and pees SOCIETIES. "MASONIC. , No. 254, meets the first each month, corer Royal Arch Masons, meetssecond Thursday in each ’ * fommandery Knights Templar first Tuesday in each month. L0. 0. FELLOWS. Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- MerEacampment No. 76 meets the gh Wednesdavs in each month Lawyers. e RINSON & GRAVES, AMORN«YS AT LAW. / West Side Square, over Lans- Drug Store. SCO. S. P. FRAycIsco. ISCO BRUS. Attorneys at Butler, Mo., will practice in of Bates and adjoining Prompt attention given to col- Office over Wright & Glorius’ store. m , SILVERS, TORNEY : LAW ctice in Bates and adjoining the Appellate Court xt Kansas jin the Supreme Court at Jeffer- 9 cz North Side Square, v 8. zu Hy. GRAVES,| Mary -:- Public... pwith Judge John D. Parkinson, re, Butler, Mo. ‘ 7 ¥ Phvymcians.. RENICK & BOYD ans and Surgeons, ‘BUTLER, MC.. — +00 OFFICE: Mk’sresidence | Dr. Bo’ ‘and Fort . . church, > HOMOBUPATHIUL ICIANS AND SURGEONS, DRS. FRIZELL & RICE. , AND ACCOUCHEURS. reet, Butler, Mo. Boot & Shoe Makers DE SQUARE, OVER LEVY'S. "a residence, wh ae Street, north C. W. H. Batrarp, RISTY & BALLARD, Btront room over P.O. Ail calls atoflice day or night. Tele- nication to all parts ot the alattention given to temale PUSICIANS, SURGEONS Overtheir drug store on North MONEY' | ‘MONEY. —-+0s e+ Parties wanting to borrow money on Farms remember Ist. That we can tend money cheaper than anybody. 2nd. In any sum from $100 to $10,000, and on time from six months to five years. srd. Interest and Principal can be made pay- able at any day and interest stopped. 4th. Have almost million dollars already loaned and doing a larger business than ever. Sth. We keep money on hand to loan so if you have good security ind clear titles you don’t have to wait. 6th. We have two sets of Abstract books made by different parties and make Abstract of Titles by one set and compare with the o and cai thus make Abstract of titles that are absolutely correct and we will stand responsible for them ith. Have been here along time and expect to stay a while longer. 8th. Make loans with or without Commission. *th. Invite you to come and see us and have ourterms, rates and etc. explained to you before making application ebsewhere. loth Our office is with the Butler National Bank, Opera House Block, Butler, Mo. WALTON & TUCKER Land Mortgage Co. SCHWENCK & OLDEAKER. BUTLER, MO. ever | Boots and Shoes made to order The tf best of leather used. Oa SANFERO'S Ina cure for Liver Com; dition of the Liv THE ONLY TRUE Jieweciaity, \ : a ¢ price and quality : lade to Order teed a fit in every cas see me, south r 2m Grange store. C.BOULWARE, Physician and Bt . Office north side square, . Diseases of women and chil- WE SUITS. JE. TALBOTT, ; Merchant Tailor tal AGEN ample free to t! Norisk, quick sales Te Reet bry Sativaction ruaran oe ; PRESIPENT CLEVELAND'S VETO. | Hl i oS Rep Star «=== =~ esd re Drawn Somewhere. a ———+-2-—-—___ President Cl veiand has vetoed the ‘Dependent Pension Bill,”’ and re- turned it to the House with a lengthy For Pain wae THE CHARLES A. VOGELEE CO., HORNS We i Free from Optites, Emnctice and j messape. Civiae his reasons therefor. SAFE. We clip the tollowing extract trom SURE. 985 ‘his message: PROMPT. THE CHARLES A. VOUELER CO., BALTUNORE, | nated nearly twenty-two years ago; | the number of men turnished for us | prosecution 1s stated to be 2.772.408. have ever been passed to cover every kind ot injury or disability incurred in the military service of any war. Under these statutes 561.576 pensions 11861 to June 30, 1885, and more | than 2,600 pensions have been added to the soldiers by private acts passed to meet cases, many ot them of ____ | laws did not gover, On the first day Jot July, 1886, 395,763 pensions of j all classes were upon the pension rolls, of whom 305.605 were surviv- their widows and dependents. For the year ending June 30, 1887,$75,¢ | 000,000 have been appropriated tor the payment of pensions, and the from 1861 to Julv 1, I8S6, is $SoS,- 624,811.50. While annually paying out such a vast sum for pensions already grant- under consideration to award a service pension to the soldiers of all the wars in which the United States has been engaged, including, of tel Absolutely aa Cts. == | “The war of the rebellion termi- ‘AT Devecuwrs amp Desiens. | No corresponding number ot statutes ' j have’ been granted from the year questionable merit,which the general ors of the war of the rebellion and amount expended for that purpose ed, 1t is now proposed by the bill course, the war of the rebellion, and CHAS. CENNEY . forDR. SCOTT'S deautt- JANTED ieecne Corsets. becuming agente. given. tec... Address OR. SCOTT, $42 Broadway, NF’ YORK 40d BEVID 40 "vay © ALMWND 183@ 40 AINO BAVA BUY SABNENHO dO. TUvEd At Old Stand, East Sije Square. NEW GOODS Fresh and Nice and Comprising every- thing in the GROCERY And Provision Line. COUNTRY PRODUCE Of all kinds wanted.] Chas. Dennev. ADVERTISERS 10 Spruce St, New York. SPRINGFIELD, MO- Fequasiod COME AND SEE ME. can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in —— papers .by addressing Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, Send 10cts. for 100-Page Pamphie: SEWARD A. HASELTINE, PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT'Y AT LAW to pay those entitled to the benefits ot the act the sum of $12 per month. So far as it relates to the soldiers of the late civid war, the bounty :t af- fords them is given thirteen years earlier than it has been furnished to the soldiers ot any other war and before a large majority ot its bene- ficiaries have advanced in age beyond the strength and vigor of the prime ot hfe. It exacts only a military or naval service of three months, with- out any requirement of actual en- gagement with an enemy in battle and without a subjection to any of the actual dangers of war. But the evil threatened by this bill 1s in my Opimion such, that charged with a greatresponsibility in behalf ot the people, 1 cannot do otherwise than to bring to the consideration of this measure my best efforts of thought and judgment and perform my constitutional duty in relation thereto regardless ot all consequenc ests of the country.”’ Grover CLEVELAND, Executive Mansion, February :1, 1887. is thorroughlyclensed and invigorated prepared to resist the diseaser peculia to the summer months. Asktor Ayer’ Sarsaparilla. Take no other. How President Washington Lived. democratic days. white, trimmed with scarlet. in livery. He. rode himself in he appeared at his receptions with sword at his side. hands at his receptions. with dignity. social standing, and it was necessary to appear full dress. Renews Her Youth, Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, C tor by the residents of the town: “I elp. Now Iam tree from all pain ; housework. | Bitters tor having renewed my youth, es except such as appear to me to be related to the best and highest inter- Washington, Everybcdy needs a spring medicine. By using Hoov's Sarsaparilla, the blood the appetite stimulated, and the system The style ot living of President Washington's family would not be tolerated in x president of these His servents were. all in livery, and this livery was The general kept achariot and four horses exclusively for Mrs. Washington, and for this he had black postilions cream colored, six horse coach, and He did not shake The guests were arranged 1p a ring, and he walked around and spoke to them Only thuse that had the proper introduction,or the proper came to his levees, county, lowa, tells the following remark- able story, the truth of which is vouched 73 years old, have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many eels could not dress myself without soreness, and am able to do all my own lowe my thanks to Electric | removed completely all disease and pain.,” | Try a hottle, only soc at John G. Waiker's Associated at Wasbington. D.C.) Currespoadeas- i drag store. He Tied The Knot. The following marnage ceremony | uniting an estimable colored couple, | was pertormed by ‘Rev, Berry, bro, | Robinson ot the Bapnst church, cullud.’’ After securing the usual promise from the “young couples what had arosen up betore him on that day, a wishin to be nited in the holy odency ot wedlock.’’ The Rev. Berry, with glasses across his nose, head thrown majestically hack and a litde twisting, an old tagged testa- they donot understand the language. ment held aloft, and with an express | The men now acknowledge that they ey sublime and as solemn as a were badly beaten, and some of them rock, repeated the following original | sre severe in denunciation of the ace version of the Lord’s prayer: ** Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is done in heaven; do you so promise me asto hve together in the holy odency of wedlock as Ta- coh, Isaac and Becky. Give us this day our daily bread, as we forgive our debtors and I now pronounce you man and wite, and lead us not into temptation, and if there be any man present what objects why these young couples shall not be mted in the holy odency of wedlock let them now torever speak or hold their peace, for Thine is the kingdom and the power ad the glory, amen!’” Bill Nye’s Cow. Bill Nye advertises as tollows: **Owing to ill health I will sellat my residence in town 29, range 18 west, accurdirg to governmentsurvey, one crushed raspberry colored cow, aged six vears. She is a good milkster and 1s not afraid ot -the cars—or anything else. She is a cow ot un- daunted courage and gives muiik frequently. To'a man whe does not tear death in any torm she would be a great boon. She is very much at tached to her home at present, bv means ot a trace chain, but ske will be sold to anyone who will agree to treat her mght. She 1s one fourth short horn and three-fourths hyena. Purchaser need not be identified. 3 will also throw in a deuble barrel shot gun, which goes with her. In May she generally goes away some- where and returns with a tall, red calf with long, wabbly legs. Her name is Rose, and I would preter to sell her to a non-resident.” ‘The other day at a White house dinner in Washington was a scene that illustrated how completely by- gones become bv-gones. Lee of Virginia. present with them. Mrs. taken to dinner by Gen, Sherdan in on the arm of Gov. Lee. two men sat opposite each other. I ladies’ bright dresses. B r 'S Robert E Lee had percieved that and anounced his intention of su don bitterly opposed the propositio! Lee declared he would retreat wr a} Carolina, cutting his wav past See dan, who was with the cavalry a in j don and Fitz Hugh Lee had alre: attacked Sheridan proach of Ord and Gibton; they 4 flag was seen, and bulgies soun: halt. Robert E. Lee; had surr am The Chinaman never sees his and and | is to be pitted. courtship. ; CoMpPantes on the p.ers along the riv- Among those present at the banquet were Gen. Sheridan and Gov. Fitz Hugh Ther wives were Lee, a beautiful gray- haired woman, was Mrs. Sheridan, who, ‘some say,is the prettiest woman in Washington, went The was a brilliant scene, with flowers, the gleaming chandeliers and the Tt recalled to more than one mind a scene which happened between these same two men not quite twenty-two years ago. It recalled in brief the fact that Sher idan and Lee were the two last gener als who did the very last fighting be tween union and confederates at the fall of Richmond in Apnil, 65, Gen. was all up with the confejerate army | has been restored by this wondertul rendering to Grant. Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee and Gen. (now governor) Gor- bis men and join Johnston in North Appomattox station. Sheridan wrate be i to Grant that if he could hurry up | marked recently that ‘“t it bad not infantry to his support they might | been tor the S. S. S. “finish the job in the morning. For reply Grant double quicked his } Mrs. jf. F. Fifth army cerps, Gens. Gibbon and Ord, to the assistance of Sheridan. s They reached him at davlight. Gord- weight in gold.’ At the ap- back. Just as they did} so a white | of Richmond, Va., says, ‘*S. dered the armies of thfe confederacy. until atter he is marriéd to her. John He never knows | eases mailed tree. the hapoiness, anguikh and bliss of | Their Nora] Conditon. New York, Feb. 15 —The busi® ess ofthe steamship and railroad er have assumed! their normal con - dotion and treight is being moved as systematically as betore the big strike, Many old hands have got back to work, and the Italians who took the places ot strikers are now accustom ed to the work, and agents sav they are as good as old hands, except that tion of their leaders, Russell Sage is a well-known cprator on Wall street, who ts generally considered as “up to snuff.’ Hence, it mav have been quiet natural that a countryman who reads the papers recently called at nis office and asked tor 4 package ot Dr. Sage’s Catare rh Remedy He discovered his mistake, but ne made no mistake in the article called tor. This medv, when applied with Dr, Pierce's “Nasal Douche,” will surelv and rapidly eradicate the moat ag- grative case of catarrh, with all its un- nleasant and dangerous accompaniment. It it were possible to rise above the atmosphere which surround. the earth we should see oothing but an intense and sharply defined ball ot fice, while everything elve would be wrapped in total darkness, There could be no diffusion of light without an atmosphere or some similar medium tor it to act upon; butif the air around us extended toa height of 70o miles the rays of the sun could not penetrate it, and we would be left in darkness. At the depth of 700 feet in the ocean the light ceases altogether, one-half of the hght be- ing absorbed in passing through seven feet ot the pures: water. * ©¢ © Male weakness and lees of power promptly cured. Book 10 cents ia stamps. World's Dispensary Medical 3 Association, 663 Main street, Baffalo'¥ Y. = | It some sleek, smooth-tongued stranger comes round and wants to - ‘eaye a corn planter or harrow at your place as an advertisement, call- vour dog. If he wants to sell you the Bohemian vats or German barley, get down the shotgun. If he wants you to sign any receipt whatsoever of any kind, kick him off the porch,” through the gate and out into the road, and then turn the dog loose and say ‘*‘sic,”’ and get into the house and shut the door. And watch the neighbor who comes round to intro- duce the stranger and help him to pull the wool over your eves. The Art of Appearing Well There is nothing upon which a woman expends more thought,’ time and expense than in her endeavor to appear well in public. There is nothing more attractive in the world than a healthy glow ot cheek, a well rounded torm and an elastic step in a woman. Ornaments and deco. rations look out of place on a person of pale face, fragile torm and languid movement. These things may cover some detects, but there is an absence ot “the eternal fitness of things.’” There are hundreds ot ladies whose lives are ebving slowly away, and leaving them ‘wrecks of thes former selves.’ who might be saved from this ‘living death’? by the use of that invigorating tonic, Switt’s Spe- cific. There area number of the finest Icoking ladies in Atlanta to- day who a few years ago were pertect physical wrecks, but whose health t it remedy. Noone who looks upon their magnificent torms and cheerfal countenances to-day would suspicion n. | that these were the parties who a th] few months ago were praying to die; but it isso. They are ready to ri-| admit that Swift’s Specific ‘saved. at | their lives and saved them from un- . told sufferings. One of them re— _ re tonie 2 would _ Sgtave before now.” . Bradley, ot Detrost, Mich., says: ‘‘Every bottle of S. S. 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