The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 30, 1887, Page 8

a ee § SAO y | Bates Gounty D CO ree) ear FSS E SS ‘ = teen 4 ‘ 5 ay t 34 Seb 2 AAR tg Ae AR BPN AL i | . sysiem Be sure io get Hood’s Sar- Jas. «. Brugler & Son Managers, Sutler Mo. | copee— This Company loans money at the lowest rates and buys good notes. We alsu make loans 92 improved tarms forthe Missouri Trust Co., of Se- dalia, Mo. I you want accommodation, call. We have a large line of fine improved farms, grazing lands and city property for sale or exchange. ° Caoice investments tor capiteliste. — $e LOCAL ITEMS. Frax Seep and all kinds of Grass Seecs 14-3t at Benner, WHEELER & Co. Robert Warnock, living north ot Butler, called at this office Monday and informed us that he had just re- ceived a letter from his tather, who is in Kentucky, stating that he had purchased three fine jacks and would start tor Butler at once. Go to J. H. Sisson’s tor your flour. Married—Mr. A. C. Day and Miss Mary Harrold were married at the residence ot the Rev. Alex. Walker March 27, 1887. The pare «jaon ot course officiated. The young sppeople expects to make Kansas City heir tuture home. OR ax Seede at gst * The Bensberg Opera Co. at the Opera House to morrow night is no doubt the finest company ever in Butler. Mauss Bensberg is one of the finest singers in America and every lover of music should hear her... Her support is first-class in every particular. Seats are now on sale, Admission, dress circle, y id cts, parquette 50 cts, gallery will not be open. Sxep and all kinds of Grass Bennett, Wuercer & Co. Dr. Tucker returned trom Ft. Smith Friday morning. The doc- . tor says that city has a marvelous boom just now. He met Sanders Day, formerly ot this place, who is m the real estate business and who has made considerable money there. The doctor says he did not invest very extensively as property was out of all reason. It you want well made, pertect fittung clothing, don’t fail to see our *Tailor Made’ suits and pants. American Clothing House. A Cauliflower which is not only earlier than any yet introduced, but which has more solid heads, and better still, which has leaves grow- ing closely over the head, thus pro- tecting it trom heat and wind, must indeed be a desirable vegetable. Such, it rs claimed, 18 Vick’s Ideal Cauliflower, introduced by James Vick, Seedsman, Kochester, N. Y., last year. At the same time, this celebrated house introduced Viek’s Early Scarlet Globe Radish, the flavor of which is the mildest, while the Radish itself is both crisp, juicy and tender, and will stand a great amount of heat without becoming pithy, Weknow what Vick’s seeds are, and therefore do not hesitate to recommend our customers to send 40 ceats for Vick’s Floral Guide, which amount may be deducted from the first order sent. Tt is a Curious Fact. That the body is now more sus- ceptible to venefit from medicine than at any other.season. Hence the importance of taking Heod’s Sarsapanila now, when it will du you the most good. It 1s Teally wonderful for purifying and enriching the blood, creating an appetite, and giving a healthy tone to the whole to itself, of She case Gi mob wrevai jf City Convention. The city convention was called to | order Saturday night by Judge Joba | Cannon Sidney C . M. chairman a Francisco. was ; elected nd | Franklin secretary. | The rule was adopted to vote hy ballot and drop the hindmost man Thos. after and ballot. O. Jacksen in one of his character- istic, happy and eloquent speeches. Mr. Jackson pointed out Mr. Sil- vers’ long and honorable political midst and alluded to career in 9ur the fact that he had never been con- nected with any schemes to detraud our people. There being no other notimation Mr. Silvers was declared the choice of the convention by ac- clamation. He responded in a neat and telling address, thanking the convention tor the honor Jno. T. Smith was elected chair- | man ot the city democracy for the ensuing two years. In the north ward Sam Levy and W. W. Cook were nommated tor Aldermen, Charley Pharis and N. B. McFarland for the south ward. Frax Szep and all kinds of Grass Seeds at i 14-3t BENNETT, WHEELER & Co. The Tri-county Medical Asso- ciation comprising the counties of Bates, Cass and Vernon wili hold its second rezular meeting in Rich Hill on the first Thursday in April next. This promises to be a large and interesting meeting, asa large number of papers by prominent members of the Asseciation have been promised. We trust that every physician who has the welfare ot his representative society at heart, will make an effort to attend, as aside from the zelaxation and rest af- forded, much solid information may be obtained from intercourse with fellow practitioners. O. F. Renicx, S.M. MINsHALL, Pres’t. Sec’y. Go to J. H. Sisgon’s tor queensware, your We call attention to the card ot Geo. E. Catterlin, deputy county surveyor and civil engineer, Mr. Catterlin understands his business and those having work in his line could not do better than employ him, as he is painstaking and accu- rate in all his work. Wanted. Girl for general housework. Good wages to girl with good reterence. Apply to Mrs. P. C. Fulkerson. Ho for Max Weiner. The prince of the boot and shoe men of this section ot the S tate has received his spring stock of foot- wear, and tor quantity and quality, styles and low prices, his house 1s the standard and regulator of south- west Missouri. Go and see his elegant line of ladies shoes and slip- pers. He has something nice to show you. To All Odd Fellows. We are requested to announce that T. P. Rixey, Special Deputy Grand Master of the State, will be present and address the Odd Fel- lows ot Butler at their Hall next Monday night, on Odd Fellowship. Every member is earnestly request. ed to be present and all visiting brethren invited. J. K. Brugler & Son want all the school bonds they canget. Pien- ty ot money at the lowest rates. z4tf Ladies Bazar. The ladies will please bear in mind that the Misses Bowden & Lucas, have again gone into the millinery business and have opened out on the northwest corner of the square. Their new goods will ar- rive this week, and you can look out for something nice in the millinery line. Don’t fail to call and see them and their new goods. _— \ \ ‘When Baby was sick, we cave her (: ‘When she was a Child, she cried for C When she became Misa, she clung to Castoria} ‘Whew she had Children, she cave them am W. Silvers | was placed in nomination by Wm. | tation ot beimg the best colored | | \ gi mintrels in the country. They are! | Vi made up trom singers, dancers and | aed ‘specialists, possessed of ‘genious. They learned their songs | and dances, in the cabin, on the | plantation and the levee; therefore | charm of negro muinstrelsy. Hicks & Sawyer’s Minstrels, which are here this week, have the repu- | native | , they can give the genuine planta- | | tion air to their work, which is the | oot They | When Fishing for Bargains | Cast your line in our spring stock ot | carpets and | | Your Eye will be Caught! at once by their beauty and cheap- | ness. Our stock this spring | consists of | | One Hundres and Fifty Patterns ! and the quality is unsurpassed. The | most fastidious taste is completely | satisfied and the leanest pocket book | | find itselt fat enough. In fact an} examunation of our stock will make you lay awake of nights. To think about it. BODY BRUSSELS 75c a Yard at JEWETT & HICKMAN, OPERA HOUSE. J. K. Bruglar wants more app- cations tor first-class loans. 7 per cent. interestand commissions. 4-tf | Gus. Dixon, our young trend in the Recorder’s office. spent Sun day with his tamily in New Home township. THE QUESTION DISCUSSED. Bi Stim A Statement of Facts. ——+020.—_ Two gentlemen, discussing the subject of rheumatism and other blood diseases, made the following declarations. One was on crutches, which prompted the inquiry of the other as to what was the matter. He said: “I have had a long spell of ty- phoid fever. which left me almost Prostrate. My system was poison- ed with malaria, which sett!ed in my left leg, causing a fearful ulcer. My friends induced me to take mercury to cleanse my blood, but alas! my teeth are loose, mv mouth is sore. My hair is nearly all gone and my limbs are drawn up with rheumatism, and I cannot walk without crutches. Recently they have changed the prescription, and 1 have been taking iodide of potash. This healed up the ulcer, but has disordered my stomach and caused Pain in the bowels, and I am so weak and nauseated that [had as soon die as to live on at this rate.’’ ‘*My dear sir, you should have known that mercury taken any length of time would gradually set- tle in the tissues and bones, produc- ing mercurial rheumatism and nae| diseases equally as painful. And everybody knows that iodide of pot- ash is one of the strongest mineral preperations in the whole list; eats away the coating ot the stomach, dries up the gastric juices, destroys all appetite, and wears a man away to a mere skeleton. These mercury and potash mixtures have killed and crippled more men than war, tamine and pestilence combined. I am sor- ty for you. If you ate open to con- viction I have relief for you in sight. Here 1s a remedy which, as a boon to humanity, is worth its weight in gold. Imean the Swift’s Specific. It 18 the only specific for blood poi- son. Itis purely vegetable, made from roots gathered from the tor- ests ot Georgia. It builds up wast- ed constitutions, roots out these mineral poisons from the blood, and brings health and happiness into ey- ery sufferer’s home. ad you taken this you would have been a well man long ago. It is this remedy that has given me pertect health and keeps me strong,”’ said the other man. Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis- eases mailed tree. The Swiit Specific Co., Drawer | 3» Atlanta, Ga. SALE NOTES. Parties haying sale notes to sel! | will find it to their advantage to cali | ,on Walton & Tucker, at Bute, ! i 1 i tm 4 land fancy drills. ; = ; are all artists, and all play peel parts well. In addition to their/ skill on the stage, they are finished | performers on the brass instru- ments, and will give magnificent street parades, brass band concerts The press appears | to be unanimous in the approval of this company.—Baltimore Sun. | Go to J. H. Sisson’s for your hardware. Mrs. F. J. Tygard gave an ele g Thursday, from 3 to 6 o’clock. The table was beautiful, and at each plate was a bouquet of | choice flowers. The souvenirs were hand-painted cards designed by the hostess. The following were the guests: Mesdames J. W. Morris, A. L. McBride, W. E. Walton, W. W. Cook, f, D. Parkinson, A. Ful- ton, O. D. Austin, W. E. Tucker, F.C. Smith, A. Hart. D. F. Bee- gle, M. C. Smith, J. D. Duff, J. M. McKibben, T. W. Childs, J. K. Brugler, R. G. Hartwell, M. S. Power, J. H. Frizell, E. P. Henrv, and T. M. Orr and W. F. Tygard ot Kich Hill. | | gant lunch | Go to J. H. Sisson's for your barbed wire. Married—At the residence of the bride’s parents in Foster, on Thurs- day. March 24th, by Judge John H. Sullens, W. A. Ephiand of Foster, Bates county, Mo., to-Mrs. Ada B. Harbaugh of Lee’s Summit, Jackson county, Mo. Immediately atter the ceremony the happy couple departed for Nevada Mo., where they will spend a few days with relatives and friends. Mr. Ephland is a teacher by profession, is endowed with that higher order ot intellect, combined with fine executive ability, which at once command the confidence and respect of all his pupils. And now that he has displayed most excellent taste in the selection ot a partner for lite, a bright future 1s predicted for him. s Se Thanks. Epitor Timks :—I desire through your columns to return my hearttelt thanks to all who assisted in saving my household goods from destruc— tion. My home was burned to the ground but most of my goods were saved. I am grateful to all who as- sisted in fJany way. T. W. Mappox. Paints and Oils. Simpson & Co. druggists, north side square, keep constantly on hand the purest paints and oils in the city sa7-READ THE FINGER BOARD IT POINTS TO MAX WEINER'S"@y — BOOTS, —aND— SrL.IPPrERS. SHOES | aa > MY SPRING STOCK! 7 | ppice THEN AmZ-ms xfs Rheumatism and Neuralgia Cured in { * Two Days. | The Indiana Chemical Co. have discov- | ered a compound which acts with truly marvelous rapidity in the cure ot Rheu- matism and Neuralgia. We guarantee it to cure any and every case of acute Inflammatory Rheumatism and Neuralgia in 2 pays, and to give immediate reliet in chronic-cases and effect a speedy cure. On receipt of 30 cents, in two cent stamps, we will send to any address the prescription for this wonderful compound which can be filled by your home druggist at small cost. We take this means of giving our discovery to the public instead of putting it out as a patent medicine, it being much less expensive. We will gladly refund money if satistaction is not given. Tue Inp1aNa Cugmicat Co., 1o-1yr Crawtordsville, Ind Pure Bred Poultry. Plymoth Rock Chickens, Bronze Turkeys and Pekin Duck eggs, for sale by Mrs. R. V. WiLtiaMs, 5 miles north of Butler and 1-2 mile west of Passaic station, Post office Butler, Mo. tf MONEY TO LOAN. 20m ee business. RATES REDUCED) We have just re- ceived orders from headquarters to re- duce rates on all mon- ey loaned on Real! at the lowest prices, Call, examine ! Estate. and be convinced. DORN & PIERCE—BARBERS. None but sober hands employed. Special attention giyen to hair cutting, both tor gentlemen, ladies and _ chil dren, sea foam and shampoo. The public 1s invited to call andsee us. North Side Square. Itch, Mange and Scratches of every kind cured in 30 minutes by Wool- tord’s Sanitary Lotion. A sure cure and perfectly harmless. Warranted by W. J. Lansdown, Druggist, Butler, Mo. 5I-ly PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Chicago ard St. Louis. large amount of mon- ey here in bank to loan and will give borrowers lower rates than ever before. Will make loans to run from Six Months to Five years to suit the wishes of borrow- er and allow pay- ment at any time and stop interest. Come and see usat once. Walton and Tuck- er Land Mortgage | Company. | Office in Butler {National Bank. Opera House Block Butler Mo. am. Seen ee }and i Insure your property with S. B pe other Eastees Sak aa Newbill. He keeps a Record of all | send an elegant china plaque (1 | We now have | EXAMINE ICE EMPEROR OF BUTLER. — The 1ce packing season being! over, I take pleasure im stating my former customers and the cites ot Butler that I will be am | market again the coming @umam and wil! be able to furnish them wi a better quality of ice than . before. I have taken great and been at extra expense to a quality of ice free from filth ag drainage of feed lots, and have g up nothing but the very best, q from pure water, Ihave also. chased Mr. Groves’ house anu be able to supply my customers ¢ year with an extra quality ofice. ~ g-4t CasrEr STAMMENS, Another Art Craze. The latest art work amon; is known as the ‘French for decorating china, glassware, It 1s something entirely new, beth profitable and fascinatiny 18 very popularin New York, Ba desiring to learn the Art, we 18 inches,) handsomely deco for a model, together with material, 100 colored desi ed in flowers, animals, sol scapes, etc., complete, with structions, upon receipt ot $1.00. The placque alone 1s more than the amount charged. 4 every lady ordering this outfit encloses the address of five ladies interested in Art matte whom we can mail our new ot Art Goods, we will enclose and without charge, a beautit inch, gold plated placque. d THE Eupran News Co.. Syracuse, N. zt The Verdict Unammous, — W. D.Sult, Druggist, Bippus, ; “TI can recon ea ieee itters as th very best remedy Every bottlesold given reliet in everycase. Onemas six bottles, aud was cured of Rheut ot 10 years’ stadding.”” Abraham druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms: best selling medicine I ever in my 20 vears’ experence, is Electric ™s ters.” Thousands of others have their testimony, so that the verdict is’ animous that Electric Bitters do cure § deseases of the f.iver,fKidneys or Bi Only a half dollar a bottle at Johs Walker's. Inter-State Business E John A. Lefker & Co., Office on north side, over Si We make a specialty of selling and exchanging farms, property, or any kind of b Missour: and Kansas. Our one Ink in a chain ot counties—nine in Missouri a! teen in Kansas—and any . intrusted to us will receive thes tion of every office in the dl advisable. If you have real either farms or town property, stock ot goods ot any kind you to sell or exchange, place it hands and we will find you # ¢ mer. If you — to borrow @ at lying rates we have it. the agents for the New England Co. that has an unlimited amo money to loan, and the fact that T. T. Crittenden is its presid sufficient guarantee that tairness) liberality are its watchwords. and see us and have a chatal these things and if we don't do good we will do you no harm.