The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 18, 1888, Page 8

OwDE Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes for more than is used by the t Endorsed b vernment t Purest, and! a Healthful Cream Baking Powder not contain Ammonia, Lime, or Alum. Sold only in Cans PRICE BAKING POWDER CO NEW york CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. MONEY AND LAND. |: sowes BATES COUNTY LOAN and LAND of: JAS. K. BRUGLER & SON, MANAGERS, This Compan buy estate, and deals in all kinds FINE Ot 40 to 640 acres each, and good grazing lands trom 400, to 1,500 acres in a body for sale or ex- change. LOCAL ITEMS. niversities does Butler Mo. Bonds, good seuuriteis. IMPROVED FARMS I. 0. O. F. Convention. | The Odd Fellows of this district, i the | sixty-ninth anniversary of ie order by district convention at Butler, the 26th inst. The members of the or- | der in this city are making complete their a LEAN out arrangements to receive side brethren in man- Eas ps CEE > & & a 5 | both pleasant par pees | following is the programme day’s enternainim 10:00 a. m.—L called to a | der by D. D. G. M., Jon 7 ers, of Rich Hill lodge No. 10:30 2. 1.—Address of by judge John A. Lefker, lodge, response by W. O. of Rich Hill lodge 412. } welcoine of Bates 11:00 a. m.—Conferring of the P. O. Degree. 11:30 a. m.—Exemplitication of the initiatory degree,by Butes lodge. | 12:30 p. m.—Dinner. 1:30 p. m.- Ist des 2: gree, lodge. ) p- 2nd degree, by Rich Hill m.—Exemp by Adri: 30 p. mn.—Exe. ard degree. by 4:00 p. m.— Everette lode 4: 30 p. 1 lodge. aie Austin lodge cle tebechah ner, of Bates, and others. Coy PUEDE OS EMENTS. W. E. Walton, Ils, J. W. Reisner, W. W. Ross. Cowvnirrre oN Procrauer. ‘ford, J. N. Gipson, H. Culver. s Receprion. North South train. EB. Blane J. LO Wall P.C. Fulkerson, Jno. T W. E. sae Shey A. F. NV oHe oo train, Mrs. H. B. Robinson ant d Mrs. Jno. A. Lefker. South John Walker 2nd Mrs. mn. af AC. A: Full line faney } hose Deputy U. ¢g. with his family. Miss Alice, daughter last week. The subject fornext Sunday morn- ing at the South Methodist church will be the “Nature and design of Baptism.” We want you to come in and see for yourself that we are almost giv- ing away queensware. Plates and cups and saucers from 40c a set, plain, to 75c fora fine decoration. A new lot of chamber sets at re- markably low figures. New goods coming in every day and if you do not buy it won't be because of price. E. T. Steerer & Co. Among the latest enterprises of the day is the “American Literary & Supply Association” an incorpor- ation of different publishers with headquarters in Chicago. The ob- ject being to furnish all the better class of literature direct to the peo- ple, thus saving the purchaser from 30 to 70 per cent. One of the Asso- ciation’s representatives will call on our citizens in the near future and as this is a matter of dollars and cents to all book buyers no one should fail to examine the plan and workings of the association when the opportunity is offered. Thatthe great cost of all our literature is that of distribution is well known, and hence the efforts of the A. L. & S. A. to furnish all works more di- rect is worthy of all encouragement. The association is well endorsed by some of the leading citizens of Chi- cago and as they present to every member a set of books free that could not be bought for the price charged for membership there can certainly be no greatrisk. A glance through their catalogue will convince any one of the value of the associa- tion. The Golden Ww edding i is Ge name of the finest Patent flocs on the market, now for sale by E. T. Steele & Co. 21-2t. Marshal Willis, spent the first of the week in Butler of sheriff Glazebrook, visited friends in Adrian Attorney McElree, of Butler, over Thuisday to prosecute in the nnd the Ol ase. He sue- came Grass petit larceny c: iver-Oldham adulter ceeded in convicting the latter ties and having them fined $50 each and costs, but Grass who was charg- ed with taking a load of straw the Hereford Bros. went free.—Fos- ter News. par from Farmers, remember from this time on Pharis & Son propose to pay the highest cash price for pro- duce, chiefly chickens, butter and eggs. Don't forget this. You will find them on the south side square. ~The “Caton.” The engineer of the Mt. Vernon, O., Bridge Company was in consul- tation with the chief engineer of the road, in this city, yesterday, to have the plans approved, which we under- stand were satisfactory. It is a mistake that the president of the road, Mr. Geo. Wilson, has returned from Europe. He was still in Scotland the last of March but is expected in New York very shortly (if not there now,) and willno doubt soon be on the ground. At least there would seem to be no occasion at this time to doubt that the road will be pushed to the satisfaction of all interested.—Rich Hill Review. A number of men with their teams who have been camping on the line of the cut-off railroad, east of this city, for the past month waiting to go to work, got tired and pulled up stakes the latter part of last week, and the last seen of them they were making for Kansas City with a full head of steam. If you w ant ‘the neatest. strongest, simplest and latest improved gaso- line stove on the market buy a Gold- en Star from E. T. Steele & Co. J. K. Brugler & Son want all the school bonds they canget. Plen- ty ot money at the lowest rates. 34tf | c ard of ‘Thamks. ; Iwish to extend my heartfelt thanks to the friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted my Mrs. Mollie Glass. sister, during her late * Weaih- | Atkinson, | ~Exemplification of the | plification of the | The Prospect Hole. | (Wednesday) n the prospect We d : and t showed strong traces mineral that has the appearance to | | the eye, at least, of being gold. In | fact, ever since a depth of 520 feet ; Was reached the indications of the At noon yesterday amer 1 ed a depth o 5 feet. pulnping } now thoroug | vineed that ; than the old say “All is 110 Within the past few s we have | nens taken from the seen speci W which 1 10 have 1 wi | faintest traces of the precious met | al. Mr. D. N. Th ompson, of Builer, x the next few days )This is the best line of Lace Curtains ever shown in this city, They are all SCALLOPED AND TAPE BOUND. Be sure and call early | : | . jin order to get the best bargains. | Pd on exh Every body is invited to att - e A. H. Culver is for the best iron safe at the lowest price ever of- | => : ae =e fered in Butler. Give himseall.17-+tf. TARIFF! Stabbed in a Court Room. ; Who Pays the Tariff? Hoisington, Kan., April 12.—To- Last Sunday morning one of the We we told that the tariff is an, day Curr Coper and G. W. Brower, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. largest freight engines on the Mis for the first time, pulled into our depot, and was stuck fast by the platform coming in sourl Pacific system, of the contact with the cylinder. To go eahiat ahead was impossible so she backed | Who out and in doing so tore off the cov- ering of her cylinder head. She was sent over the road to test the sumer. article does the HAVE THE BEST LINE OF Curtains, Ever shown in this city and will offer them for TEN DAYS ONLY asa Special Bargain. UU &6 66 66 66 ecru 66 ? ie A) additional expense added to the cost and the it to pay. All traveling agents have paying? Therefore, call on Reisner in the | Opera Block, Butler, Mo., for your consumer has expens- | must be paid by some one. The con- =) as, White, 45 inches wide, iape Bound, rr ah) yy AG ‘ 3@ GO ope 6@ G2 & 60 ey c 66 66 66 66 farmers living six miles from town, | 'who had for some time been quar- | reling over division fences, met in | pare komen the court room to settle their dis- | E pute legally. Decision was render- | {ed in favor of Brower and after the | trial Coper began abusing him and 06 66 A®@ 66 66 y 5 66 66 oD 4D 6@ y Bs rr When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, ‘When she had Children, she gave them Castoria —— —— 70) a jcoMPL oF | MC uk 66 66 66 66 66 66 ave her Castoria. cried for Castoria, finally stabbed him four times in the Wansrep.—A good, | breast. Brower fell on the court jsmith at Ballard, bridges and consequently wentlight. | Insurance and School Supplies: |700™ floor and died in a few min- with exception of to About three ur four inches of the Maps, Charts, Globes, Desks, &e. | utes. He leaves a large family of | Moreland es platform has been sawed off so|See the “Automatic Seat,” before | children. There was much excite- these engines can now get by. They are called hogs, have four drivers on either side and weigh from sixty to sixty-five tons. They are now pull- ing freight trains between Nevada and Kansas City.—Record. Je JSS Bereien & Son neve a large hist of fine improved farms for sale cheap and on easy terms. 16tf buying. 19- On last Tuesday evening the post office building was entered through a rear window and the safe burglar- ized. Entrance was gained to the safe by drilling a hole near the cen- ter of the door and using powder or dynamite, the door being completely wrecked. Postmaster Wade could not tell his exact loss but estimates it all the way from $300 to $500. He said he had some bills, silver and coppers, and nine registered letters in the safe, and all were missing except thecoppers. He had a large quantity of stamps, couldn't tell justhow many. The explosion was heard in the night by Charley Abbott, who has a room over an ad- Joining building. We understood M that the night watch heard the noise eee straordi but could not locate it. They were on the corner by the Grange store, and had just come from the post office building, which they had ex- | amined. but the blinds were down ;and they could not see in. They ; Went to all the jewelry stores and | banks after the n | HAVENT J. K. Brugler wants 2 lot of good | farm loans, running trom 6 to months. This is a good chance for almost. 18 | money i | illness. Lot Day. farmers to get short loans. or sell / short real estate paper. It is the Best Desk made. | At. T have a large lot of threshed oats for sale. M. G. Wilcox. t-f I don’t believe in Casting Reflections neither does this CHICK, but like him think we're the OST EGG- nary creatures in existence SHELLED OUT ALL BARGAINS but HAVE A HATCHING of them every day in WALL PAPER we are putting it on the wall FOR NOTHING At least we will save you if you give us a chance. HEAR OUR CACKLE. JEWETT & HICKMAN. | ment and talk of lynching and Coper | 80 Aers of Land | was taken to Great Bend to prevent | Are important problems, the former \ | depending greatly on the latter. Everyone is familiar with the healthy properties of fruit, and no one can | afford to be sick and miserable while the pleasant California concentrated | | liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, | jmay be had of our enterprising | druggists. For sale by all leading | druggists in 50 cent and one dollar | bottles. | | PROF. ALEX. FORBES, formerly | Principal of the Cleveland Normal | School, and now the Western Man- | | ager at ChicagoforSheldon & Co. | ' New York, Publishers of School, 15-2m. ; Books. | i es whom it mayconcern: Know- | jing, as I do, the character of the | pete who control the business | | of the The American Literary and | | Supply Association. I take great, | pleasure in commending the enter- | ‘prise. Every promise ‘made will be ; faithfully fulfilled. All goods sup- plied will be as represented. An ex- | / amination of the catalogue will show | ,how helpful this enterprise must prove toallofus. It is a pleasure | to commend so worthy an enterprise | managed by men who are honored and trusted by all who know them.” wder never varies. | than the ordinary kinds, a: on hand to | competition with the mui | short weight alam or phos of Butler! ERS cans. at.. and I have plenty of ice supply all the through citizens the season. All persons | bY wanting ice through the season will | do a to coninrnet the season | SALES | with me, as I positively will not fur- nish ice to persons who get their ice } (Geode: while they can, Leave or- ' ders at the post office. 21-2 Casper StamMoys. | ceed with us. | ners. Stock complete, | specialties. Outfit free. Addres at once ’ | NURSERYMEN, Good shop 16x32, fully equipped I have 80 acres of land in section mobbing. | 28, Homer township, a short dis- | Fidnwiness and iiealth tance from Amoret for sale. | ee if ties desiring to purchase this land can do so by applying to Cart. H. P. Nicke.1, Virginia, Bates Co., Mo. Absolutely Pure. | This The Ice season is now commenced, | strength and wholsomeness. e noae BaxixG PowpEer Co., MEN. "Wanted. } Permanent tions guaranteed with eS AND jo Any dete: ni Peculiar edvantages to begin including, fast-selling Name this paper. BROWN BROTHERS. practical black- Bates county. ols. Apply to } 17-tf. For Sal. Par- Amarvel waged: More economi 33-48 mancan suc- CHICAGO, ILL.