The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 15, 1887, Page 8

QO WE GH? PURE _ SPECIAL MOST PERFECT MADE Pagers’ with strict regard to Purity, Strength, an di ithfulness. Dr. Price's Baking owder contains go Ammonia,Lime,Alum or Phosphates. Dr. Price's Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon, etc., davor deliciously. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Chicago and St. Louis. MONEY ANID LAND. ee BATES COUNTY LOAN and LAND CO., JAS. K. BRUGLER & SON, MANAGERS, Butler Mo. This Company invests money in real estate, Bonds, and deals in all kinds ot good seuuriteis. FINE IMPROVED FARMS Ut 40 to 640 acres each, and good buys nates and School 1,500 acres in a body gra lands trom 400, to for sale or ex- change. LOCAL ITEMS. 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 is invited to call andsee us. North Side Square. Perry Fitch, a youthful horse thief was captured at Clinton last week. See the ladies Slippers at 85 ets.. Max Weiner’s Kid Gnee r Toe Misses 80 cts, at Albert Neat, of whom mention was made in last week’s issue as lying at death's door, at Eldorado Springs died Tuesday morning. He was and has been 35 years of ag a severe sufferer for about three years. The remains were brought to this city for burial, accompanied by L. A. Bird, Wm. Harvey, W. B. Workman, Miss Launa Workman and Miss Minnie Hackett, of this city, and the imme- diate family of deceased. The funer al services were held at the Baptist church by Rev. Gibony at 4 p. m. yesterday, and the burial was made in the Robinson cemetery.—R. H. Review. The old lady that is looking for an easy, comfortable shoe or slipper can find it at Max Weiner's. It is a Curious Fact That the body is now more suscepti- ble to benefit from medicine than at any other season. Hence the im- portance of taking Hood’s Sarsapa- rilla now, when it will do you the most good. It is really wonderful for purifying and enriching the blood, creating an appetite, and giv- s ing a healthy tone to the whole tem. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsa- parilla, which is peculiar to itself. ‘ » . | P. C. Fulkerson and Geo. Canter- | bury want a few more applications | for large farm loans at the 6 per cent. rate. This money is loaned by East ern parties at 6 per cent. net to them | Academy] but there is a small commission for | Banker's Loan & | negotiating loan. Title Co., P. C. Futxerson & Geo. Cantrenrsury, Managers. The Western been removed t amorphosed in West side square Farm Butl Journal nd has met quite a respectable to little sheet. It was formerly a staunch supporter of the eenback doctrines but has been convinced of the error of its ways and will hence- forth, for awhile, advocate the doc- | Turn | | "The Glorious 4 Ath! Rae eae Natives and let the Eagle Scream, —-o The Fourth will be Appropriately Celebrated in Butler Speaking. G. Drill. —e eee Grand Parades, Pyrotechnic Display at Night, With Grand ——— Come Everybody and We Will Show You How to Celebrate. ——— The committee is hard at work, making arrangements for a fourth of July celebration, and as we go to press we learn that enough money has been raised to insure a grand success when we will celebrete in appropriate style. Butler never does anything by halves, so come and we will give you a celebration second to none in the Southwest. The finest | Jail Delivery. Sunday night. Fred Jone | ed by the last grand jury Cirenit Court Proceedings. | tate of Missouri vs. R. Johnson. } set aside forfeiture fo! AN EXPLANATION! Ww Furnish vs. Mo. Pac. Ry. | r¥: ies jail at at Butler He = ‘o.. continued of the boys recently arrested for ‘ si Hil Milling Co. vs. Mo. | burglarizing Mr. Owen's store. He | mm q J 3 ae wees ] yr Ss ] ————= bee. he lo continual les qeuecld: shot Shots mcs; = EE month of June is usualy a dull on Frank & Sons vs. M. A. Nelson. | high. dark complexion, blue eyes. in our line of business but this yer ir we have 1 — Se es letermined to make things lively and to this W. J. Martin vs. J. W. Alexander, | speech, had on cheeckd shirt inn | M ee re S is oe tJ. M lw qe gh eared a sn | end have made some large purchases late} a State exrel W. J. Martin vs. - overalls, old black hat, s <8 ee es a | Sheriff Glazebrook offers a rew: ce gaa in such a manner that the reduction Comme! a es? aoe aig 5 ange beak we, WE Offer are within 1 ‘each of all in pricegfss Kaune, dismissed 4ATER.—Sheri iazebrook re- | ie iy pas Ld. oe vs. W. S. Hill, dis | ceived a telegram from the marshal | ‘annot fail to please the most fastidious, 0. 124— — i Ps ysiaagpeinae agi Lai pee Lot 1, is 940 pairs, the entire line of samf 42°" A. E. Bennet vs. A. Francisco, | Had been captured, 5 ‘ ould be | a, fais me 3 : judgment for pli bapiasipippetenal atoms ples from Krippendorf, Dittmann & Cosfe a S. W. Dooley vs GW. Mann | The popular blood puritier, Hood's |fine shoe factory at Cinemnati. Ladieg % 28- judgment for pI'ff. Sarsaparilla, is having a tremendous ; : \ 2 Katie Mills vs. Rosa B. McCurdy, = this = son. —— everybody | Weur ing SIZCS fr om 13 to 4, we can tit and aes takes it. ry it yourse : : — My aanaig) e please with “the finest zoods ever brought 45 R. T. Brown vs. J. H. Floyd, dis Short Horn Cattle For Sale. a C ‘ L ee tl ‘ 147— wei en si : I will sell at private sale on my to Butler. ome and See nem, you will, ca Pua oa Simei ot | farm threo eg nee them such. i Riess aoe ad z short horn bulls and five heifers, 2 . . i pee ak oF M. W. Dunbar, | cherry reds with straight pedigrees. Lot 2, Geo. F. Dittmann Boot and Shoe ea | juc ment for pl if. Aliens fits queue ve < 4 eee fa Chas. Barnett vs. D. Haddock |" 7” » wr Goscapav. CO’s. entire line of GOO pair samples, com ete Fo | tried by jury. verdict for pI'ff. speakers in the State will be here | and at night a fine pyrotechnic dis play | judgment for pI‘ff. The Butler Silver Cornet Band | | will furnish music for the oceasion. | You can find the best nickle cigar in Butler at Dickensheets, north side square Mrs. H. V. Rice, of Ft. Scott. is | visiting the family of her brother, F. M. Crumley. Thos. Gault, the city Tuesday on business with Probate court. Mrs. J. Frank McKibben of Hill, visited relatives and friends in Butler the first of the week. Drs. Altona yesterday Wright. who is very ill. Prof. F. M. Allen. Manager of the Foster Bank, wasin the city on busi Boulware Mrs. Dr. to see ness the last of the week A at the pound social, held at the residence of Albert evening. fine time is reported Badgley last Thursday W. Ss. Bowden endieates Plains, Mo.. of J. T. Williams, Bowden, last week. were visiting the family father reunion of the alumni society of the Butler Acade The banquet. and my will take place at the chapel room of the academy to-night. Low Cut Shoes or Slippers. the leading styles and at prices far below all competition, at Max WEINER’S. R. M. Handley and George Craig. | two prominent farmers of Osage, | graced our sanctum on yesterday. while in the city attending court. Commencement Butler Academy will be held to-day | at the Opera House. next week. Full report Robt. Dawson, aged about 12 | years, died at his home in this city Monday night. He was a boot | black about the streets and almost | terms the only support of a widowed moth- | er. We know whereof we speak when we say R. C. Dickensheet has the | best lemonade to be found in the city. We have tried it and know it | is first-class. . L. Long. of Rich Hill, has ac- © hed a position as insurance exam- |iner. He was in Butler Tuesday insurance. reunion of students of the Academy will be held at the ouilding to-morrow evening. The Butler All friends and former students | invited to attend. Abstracts, abstr acts. the Banker's Loan & Title Co. PC. Pours CANTERI RsON & GEo. RY, Managers. square a Visit. He s of the National Labor Party. j trade and will be g glad to see you. looking after matters pertaining to are abstracts. by \ tried by jury. verdict for pIff. of Rich Hill, was in | Rich | & Renick went to | of West | of Mrs. | all | forgery. exercises of the! appreciates your I wish to announce to the public that I chine Pappinsville Lodge vs. Levi Moler. am again in the sewing ma dis business. and will furnish ma- A. Austin vs. Alonzo Shay. chines on the most reasonable terms. J.J. HYATT. missed. Wm. Bruce vs. dismissed | Andrew Setteral vs. O. S. Spencer. Wilson Anderson. | 2S J. K. Brugler & Son have a large lst of fine improved farms for ran cheap and on easy terms. Jno. Seawright vs. Henry Ganz, | dismissed. J.J. Ryan vs. D. V. Brown et al, S judgment for pI'ff. B. P. Bailey vs. J. P. Harper, | judgment for pI'ff. A. A. Wood vs. Mo. Pac. Ry. Co., | judgment for pIff. J. M. Courtney vs. Geo. W. Short, | judgment for plff. R. S. Catron vs. D. C. | et al, judgment for pI. R. S.Catron vs. D. C. judgment for pI'ff. Mary A. Ellis vs. St. L Co. judgment for ply State of Missouri vs. M. L. Ander- son, def't enters into recog. of $5,000 with J. N. Bradley. J. C. Clark. R. Edwards A Scene Like This is generally used as an advertising Edwards, device by shoe dealers. The artist was a St. Louis man and made it to represent a Chicago girl's feet, which St. Louis supposes to be so large that they Will Draw the Attention & E. Ry. |G. West and W. H. Simpson, xppear- : | of all observers. We would not be }ance from day to day. : s yen a : . | so ungallant as to infer that any State of Missouri vs. Jas. Franklin. lady's feet are as large as these ap arraigned, pleads guilty to carrying | pear to be in comy man taking their measure. In fact we don't think he is a man but a fairy, which makes it about right. In this connection we would say that our prices on Furnitureadjust them- selves to the pocket Of Any Man, as the great variety of styles to his concealed weapous. State of Missouri vs. Jas. Franklin. arraigned plea of not guilty. burglary. | State of Missouri vs. Jno. Medley, arringed plea of not guilty, burglary. State of Missouri vs. Perry Greg guilty, jory, arrainged plea of not E E taste. Out attractions in artistic State of Missouri vs. Perry Greg- - ees : : : Gr 5° | chamber suits should be seen to be ory. arrainged plea of not guilty, | appreciated. jaltering forged note. State of Missouri vs. Hector Rip- | pitoe, arrainged plea of guilty, burg oO.H.F.S. ' Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. | lary. The Best Salve in the world for Cnts | ~~ Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever | B.L. & T. C. Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, | Stands for Bankers’ Loan & Title Teter, Chapped Hands, and all skin erup- | zi tions,and postively cures piles, or no pay | Co.; a company duly incorporated | required. It is guaranteed to give pertect junder the laws of Missouri. This = Sadia —s {company is authorized by Eastern | Waler > | parties to loan money on farms in | Bates county at the very lowest rate ; to be obtained from the East where money is plenty and cheap. Time. &c. made satisfactory. P, C. FuLKERson, Geo. CANTERBURY, Managers. State Mine Inspector M. L. Wolfe | went to Jefferson City Monday. From a gentleman who came up | | from Rich Hill yesterday morning we learn of a fisticuff which took place in that city between R. C. Mas- sy and T. C. Copeland, in which Bob | came out first best. J. K. Brugler wants 2 lot ot good farm loans, running trom 6 to 1S months. This 1s a good chance for tarmers to get short loans, short real estate pute ‘por | a | OWD ER Absolutely Pure. A marvel ofp Pure Bred Bouttes Plymoth Rock Chickens, Turkeys Bronze and Pekin Duck eggs, for sa Mrs. R. V. Wittiams, 1 of Butler and 1-2 mile ation, Post offi 2m. sofe y ind cured y Wool- - A sure cure armless. Warranted | Lansdown, Druggist, | SE fy 4 tord’s Sam and perfect); by. We 4. Butler, Mo. proof at such ett son with the] Democrat and t Le Radical Qure for Nerroas Debility, | | | Assignee. i prising Ladies, Misses, Childrens, Mens, boyy and Youths wear, all custom made goods Lot 3, Bartlett and Johnsons overpro- duction of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s shppers. We bought them cheap, they go likewise, just think of it : 1 Ladies Turne Opera Slipper at 75c, Misses’ same 65e and the full line of low goods at approximatd prices. Thus we could continue but will onkj ask of the reader visit our great June sak and examine our bargains, we bought themutLe cheap and will sell them close to realize 0 ie them quickly. Come at once, get youths asic pick me be happy. R. WEIL & CO L. A. WEIL, Manager. CONTIN’ W. BAD For further bargains see Bates Coun tepublican. Bennett, Wheeler & Co. Dealers in the Celebrated John Deor Bradley Stirring Flom Bradley, Canton. Leere and Brown Cultivators; Pattee New Departure Tongueless Cultivators. Deere® Keystone Rotary Drop Corn Planter With Deere All Steel Check Rower with Automatic Reel. ill practi strictly att OLCON BUTLER Stalk Cutters, New Ground Plows, Harrows and Sulky Plows Haish’s § Barbed Steel Fence Wi HALLADAY WIND MILLS, 1RON, WOOD AND CHAIN 7UMPS, WAGONS, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES. ALL KINDS OF GRASS SEEDS Hardware, Groceries, Iron, Nails, Wagon Woodwork, &c. _BENNETT, WHEELER & W Sy VIGOROUS ot ak See = é>) S 'on ecientifie 7» Organic PL ca Pesal eevakvea Mia hey absolutely restore Sy ith by use of is + SEMINAL PA PASTILLES @ omen : ‘wasted animating elements of life — becomesc! and repidiy gains prematurely a Vi onjormont of of TREATMENT :—Cze Meath, $3. Two Mon. Vigorous Office, t: ny Obscure aisennee answere, ar_by Indiseretion, ¥xposure, Over- poten Indulgence, ik th: wei that oa fend 38 HARRIS REMEDY oo. ure ity a with Ilva 'd Pamphiet.ae. 3064 Wf. Tenth y- Sy AXTI- H T © BILLIOUS “Pills. Buti. Str ne eee 4G Gramiz Butler, } - Medicine in} hike uae Ten a sp se tor Sh vy all world, for Probate Courts Bile, Indigestion, Liver, &c. Se et Of Pure. Vegetable Ingredients. Free From Mercury. want all get. ty ot money at the lowest rates. Rock Salt at the Grange 23-4 Plen- 34tf