The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 16, 1888, Page 3

AMEE OL TN ON TEE A A RN ELT IE SST TIL ~ Bes Cheaply Withont Fatty. | TN VENTION 3: WARNER WILL WAIT. » DIVORCES panenons Seat ty a world d | =y ingin any part of the d|the half century. Not ! Sonny » Scheme t “ontr Jady., until you r ertion, non-support. i ssc yen uae ae AFanny Little Scheme tor Controll- lady, until you LUMBAGO—LAME BACK n anity. Blank application for = SS DOE : = re ame i are ae ¥ get, Toes, V. W. Barnes, 3h Broadway, | 4nd system of work be pretor ing Two Nominations. : e T came in here x = a Nork. wi-ly ’|ed all over the country without seperat- | Tasked t rd to direct me to = res] @ i ing the workers fromtheir homes. Pay liberal; any one can do tl work: either a sex, young or old; no special ability re- quired. Capital not needed; you are fi @ | started tree, cut this out and return to us x eH . | though the republican congressional | and we will send you free, something ot great value and importance, that will start you in business, which will bring you in more money right away, than any- thing else in the world. Grand outfit free, Addiess Tyvz & Co., Augusta, Maine. I.yr. Sea Wonders exist in thousands of forms, but are surpassed by the marvels of inyention. Those who are in need of profitable workghat can be done while living at home should at once send their address to Hallett & Co,, Portland, Maine, and receive frée, full information how either sex, of all ages, can earn from $5 to $25 per day and upwards wherever they live. You are started tree. Capital not required. Some have made over $50 in a single day at this work, All succeed. 1.yr. held in this city to-morrow, under a | call which specified the nomination | of a congressional candidate and two | delegates to Chicago, it is stated to- night on the very best authority, that only the latter part of the pro- gramme will be carried out. It is said that Warner has arranged mat- ters so that no nomination of con- gressman will be made at present, the matter being held in obeyance to a future date. Warner's plan is not to receive and accept the nomination for congress until after the democratic state convention shall have met and nominated its candidate for governor, in order that if the party selects a man whom he and his advisors regard as weak he may be in trim to accept the repub- lican nomination for governor and thus not be put in the position of being after too many offices. #2 W. MADISON S8T., CHICAGO, ILLS., Sole Prop's West's Liver Pills, FARMERS! —_+ 20+ parTO SAVE MONEY SEE“@a ‘TONIC Is prepared solely forthe cure of complaints which afllict all wemankind. It ves tone and strength to he uterine organs, and A. C. SAMPSON, Rich Hill. The Negro Vote. D. H. HILL, Hume. corrects dangerous displacements and {rregulari- We quoted on Thursday the testi- sere icntg es thes, Itisof greatvalne in change oflife. The use of . - oe J.G. McPEAK, Foster. MERRELDS FEMALE TONIC dorinzpreg- | mony of the New Orleans Progr sear A nancy greatly relieves the pains of motherhood and = = C.S. PUTNAM, Adrian. pproua earepes dy tote It assiets nature to | a newspaper conducted by colored HUGH M. GAILY, Amorett. womanhood, Itispleasanttot men, that the recent Louisi | taken at all times with perfect safety J.S. PIERCE, Virginia, or D. W. SNYDER, Butler, i election resulted in the breaking up of the color line, and that thousands and thousands of colored voters cast their ballots for Gen. Nichols, the democratic candidate. Con For a Policy of Insurance in the IRIZE Send six cents DWELLING : HOUSE : CO.,, AP RIZE... 0c ne receive tree, a costly box of goc wt 1 will help ail, ef eithersex, to more mon- ye right away than anythi in the THE ELDREDGE) word. vortunes Is QUEEN of all, and un- { Isoutely sure. At once addresss surpassible. Its extensive | Co., Augusta, Ma*ae, je reputation proves it, Buy noother. Where not repre- sented apply to us and ¢ great bargaio, Best Singer | Machines cheap. Liberal discount to misisters. Cir- | x CES pLEXIONn tirmation ne els of this statement is furnished by 2 l-tter to the World, from R. L. Luckett, chairman of the democrat- we ie parish executive committee in Rapides parish, who says that great many 1egroes voted openly culars and information free R HEBRAS IOLACREAM inees,” and, : eat for the democratic nor Special inducements and protection to active Apply at once to J. C. oe TZ, eae \ Market St. Louis, Mo. Gen’ y, a a Western ee sical a A IIIS preparation, without Cen ‘o injury,removes Freck- poe —— | %curA®" les, Liver-Moles, Pim- To the stockholders of the Walton & 1 ples, Black-Heads, Sunburn and Investment Compa r y | Tan. A few applications will render the ee alt tae stubbornly red skin soft, smooth and ay at its office in Butler, Missouri, ont white. Viola Cream is not a paint or day of May, Iss, at 2 0’clock po in powder tocover defects, but a remedy to cure. yarpose of voting onthe “propeetion jing ls | ft is superior to all other preparations, and rected to be submitted to them by its board | eo oe Bate eee id pt directors to decrease the eapital tock of said | 8 guaranteed to give satisfaction, At drug- one hundred thousand dollars, | gists or mailed for 50 cents. Prepared by ‘nt capital, to fifteen thousand dollars | G@, CG, BITTNER & co change the certificates of stock from ‘TOLEDO, OHIO. °9 fre hundred dollars per sh o one hundred | s Pe dollars per share. This ch 3rd, 1sss SOLD BY J. EVERINGHAM. we >? piree @ td oJ. M. TUCKER, = § - 1A La WALTON ETE AE ee RY ALANA 2 SLE ILE TLE PLT ITE TRY going into details. mentions several of promit as sJoln Del member of lecislature Kelloge; Je Kelso, senator; J« Mayo, member of the Ic chairmen of the school board for That there are number of ye miuny who are re of their I lished by the testimony Brown of the African Meth: Episcopal church, who says: is one thing the republican party don’t want to lose sight of, and that x FRANZ BERNHARDT"S is that many colored people will east their ballots next November for the party which champions the cause of prohibition. Then there are oth ers who will vote for Mr. Cleveland, and stiil others who would vote the democratic tic nominee. Allin all, I think there 6 that nothing but the hardest work and greatest judgment will put it upon its banner Soleagent forthe Rockford and Aurora watches, in Gold, Silver and Filled Cases, very cheap. JEWELRY STORHE, k of 1 slave-driver 7r : . - = standing in tune, and other important advan- el - the o - slave-driver from | dislocated in cases of this kind. eaaeee . . ae re sale Northern republicans abo! very ‘A circular, containing testimoniais from Is headquarters tor fne Jewelry I CEL GUS) a three hundred purchasers, musicians and tun- Watches, Clocks, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, &c. Spectacles of all kinds and for all ages; also fine Opera Glasses. You are cordially invited to visit his establishment and examine his splendid display of beautitul goods and the low prices, ALL KINDS OF ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED: He was an oily tongued scamp but as he knocked on the door of a big Walnut street tenement, he look JSIDSEMEN ONLY (eS7,, Over CURE Avoid the imposition of pretenti: ‘Sica for these troubles, and all Quacks, tims. Take a SURE ReMeny that Has . SEMINAL PASTILLES.\ Cod greater ap voor “What dye want?” came |A Radica, |Woakneas and Physical Decay in ¥: = id- cithi i : j ; pasta ea peowah areas eras within, in a voice that pierces onsand cases they absolutely Testors prematurely fared and broken d ‘athe fuk enjosmentof | Deora of life aregivenback.theratient | through the door panel like tl peztoctand fail Manly Strength and ¥isoroust th. | Decomescheerfil and rapidly gains both strength and heekh bed BAG 08 panel like th uifer fram the many obscure ases | sath. $3 ne &2 irene? | crack of ¢ ae Sees on ees ou | TREATMENT.—Oze Moat’, $8. Two Moa. $8. Three, $7 | crack of a whip. pa biota te Sets s Oe | HARRIS REMEDY CO., Mr'c Cuemists, “Fair lady, [have a package fo a eee | 806%; N. Tenth Street, 8ST. LOUIS, MO. Ronnies onerntt x ; you. sease open the «oor. “Wait a minnit. can’t you? 9x me; who can that b pack fro Just a minute and Ill op the aoor. “No, ms by express uysof it, The simple we initials are B. A, ur SPCCRSSORS TO Fannestock & Co. RIZE C0, oa. | his most intelligent tenant, and here Kansas City, Mo, May 8—Al jy a). > ae ; \ convention of this district will bel ow et no matter who the | Of a late spring. Europe is usually the unequalled excellence of their organs, the will be serious defection from the ranks of the grand old party, and}. 5 ° M & Hamlin do not < a impetus to the rage for chewing gum. | PTA N OG, iesitiiew mace the ox: through the campaign with victory After such evi- dence as this, it is to be hoped that we shall hear no more of the negro being the slave of the republi- A young man in Maine voted thir- | £75,8e2% together with descriptive catalogue, can party, and beyond any hope of | teen times at one election. He has Pianos and Organs sold for cash or easy pay- emancipation.—N. Y. Evening Post. | been arrested. tried. convicted and | {AS ed almost bowed to the ground with his weight of woe. His face was as ‘whose oniy aim. et ebcttiens | Solemn looking as the outside of a om | manity sai am »y ton er! SUYACOBS ol] | ° | —] | “Well. of course, I suppose I do $ | more than the third story | = \ tenants, but—" | = “Would you give 15 cents for this 3 writing desk?” S “Would I? Well, yes, I think I = would. Can I have it for that?” “You can, madam, or one just like it. Iam introducing a patent medi- cine. Put your name on this list, give me the trifling 15 cents to cov- er expressage, and next week you will reéeive a bottle of our medicine and desk.” The woman could hardly sign the book quick enough, and after hand- ing over 15 cents, went to every room in the house and apprised the inmates. In that one house the sol- emn looking medicine man collected between $7 and $8, bowed himself gracefully out and has not been seen since; neither has the writing desk, and that was two months ago. SSMOT[OJ SB AIOIM pur ‘APINIE pasayins | *quanaoxe 0 sqoony "3s punof pun pasn J, quoy S| sumieusis asoyMm toBvoryg Jo JoAv YUL YUL “ ‘esowyitg ‘ANVdNOD Y3T990A ‘V SATHVHO SHL soscymhioag s10/¥0q pus eysp83naq fq pios. "MA ILOe sofeoyyg yo s0kEW ‘LVHOONAC IN LSIT ALAAdOAd ‘On ‘sHaANOUEE ALVLSoE TWAet CATABRES AMPLE TREATMENT We mail enough to convince. B. ch Lauderbach & Co., 773 Broad st Newark, STATE OF MISSOURI, County or Batzs. Ruhemtism Cured. W. K. Powers, 2933 Thomas Street. St. Louis, Mo., states: foc8S 50c. at Druggist: Ballard’s Snow Liniment cured HINDERCORNS. ‘The safest, surest and best cure for C: Bunions, £a, me of Rheumatism of 4 years stands | stopeail pala Bnsures comfort to the fest. Neverfaus | Der attorne: F 1 acs . tocure. lb cents at Drigxists. Hiscox &Co.N.& | the Circuit ing. I bless the day when I was in- duced to try it. great EXHAUSTED VITA THE SUENGE:} - | OF FE mee | Draw tie Line Rigit There. “We are ready now, I think. to fill out your applic . said the life- insurance agent: said defendant be not: plaintiff has comme this court by eee nature of which is State 0: years Ins your name?” ‘ aguregate to the sum of $6 76-100, tog “Jefferson e Y 2s.” a t interest, costs, commission and fe Jefferson Lee Jones. Nyertt ‘i following described tract of “Ace KHO THYS Tas, Bates count ouri, to-w ane) ie Lots five and six “Twe Seve Bist (7) in the Rich Hill Town Company’s First ad- that unless the said de the next term of this holden in the souri,on the fir “Residence *“Dayvistov “Occupat “Newspaper editor and publish 2 Youmay never sec it again Cut this om of said petition, and the 1 to satisfy th y the clerk sublished in tl AEMORY —MAKES— SUCCESS artificial systems. exclaimed the down his pen, “you >that when ee Butler, Bates county should 1 you came in. our ¢¢ ne affixed Dor this the 3rd day of Apr c sissippi editors Wholly unlike C. A. Dextos Bronchitis. Q y, Oberlin, ea Bt tere Penn., Mic n University, Chant Bronchitis and all other dis rises OL] xe, Endorsed by Mark Twain, I the throat ¢ It gives in- | tor, the Scientist, Hons. W. W. Ast yi : Veen P. Benjamin, Judge Gibson, E. I. Cook, Prin- stant relief and ure the worst | cipal State Normal College, Dr. Brown &c Prospectus post free from PROF. LNISETTE | cough. 257 Fifth Ave. New York rd’s Horeh Bal id Syrup cures In the Probate court Horn deceased, Hats should be cheap this year. ' All the markets are overstocked and { ason & am ll 9 pela F Gl are 2,000 hatters at Danbury, Conn., are ORGANS Tuecaninet organ wasiatcoduced in idle on account of dull trade. ! its present form by Mason & Hamlin $22 to $900, in Isl. Other makers followed in = the manufacture ef these instruments, but the Catharine Horn estate of said de Muar >is ebillv ¢ 2OTY an Mason & Hamlin Organs have always maintain- Europe is chilly and complaining | cq"their supremacy as the best in the world Maoon & Hamlin offer, as demonstration of law in shi » ti BS fact that at all the great World’s Exhibitions, behind the times. since that of Paris. 187, in competition with best makers of all countties, they have invari; eee : ably taken, the highest honors. Illustrate: Minnie Palmer has given another | Catalogues free. . Eee eee Cae Grand & Upright. traordinary claim for She says it cured her of dyspesia. their pianos, that they are Aart to all oth- paces SEE ae Eas ee, ers They recognize the high excellence 2 = _ | achieved by other leading makers in the art of A woman in New York who is | piano;building, but still claim superiority. This os S they attribute solely to the remarkable im- afflicted with nervous spells always | provement introduced by themin the year 182, <9 : and known as the ‘‘Mason & Hamlin Piano dislocates her lower jaw. Usually | Stringer,’’ by the use of which is secured the ohne aes greatest possible purity ond refinement of tone. it is somebody else’s jaw that gets | togethe with greatly increased capacity for toany applicant. ment; also rented. SON & HAMLIN ORGAN & PI! New York, sent to prison. He feels certain that copy of the orig thirteen is an unlucky number. pears of record in WwW - H TATE OF MISSOURI, / o. {szaL| said court Ar Ené to Bone Scraping. COUNTY OF BATES § : 3 In the circuit court of B: Edward Shepherd, ot Harrisburg, | in vacation April 7, Iss, BR at the relation and to the use of Reeder | 20-4t- Ill., says: ‘*Having received so much beneht from electric hitters, I teelit my duty to let suffering hu collector of the rev the state of Missouri. Keena, defendant. Civil act) AXES. of Bates ff, V5 pla jon for 1 | ning sore on my leg for $ years; my doctors told me I would have to e have the bone scraped or !eg ampu- tated. I used instead 3 bottlss Electric Bitters and 7 boxes Buckien Arnica Salve, ar Ajand well,” | ade and are now d dollars a mon ke $5 and upw es is sound e ¢ a : n 4 A a 8 Q 0 Order of Publication. 88. In the Cirenit Court of Bates County, Missourt in Vacation, April 3rd, Isss. The Missouri at the relation and tothe use of Oscar Reeder, ex-officio collector of the revenue of Bates county in the State of Missouri, plain- tiff, vs. Isaac Crissman, defendant. Civil action for delinquent taxes. Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by ys, before the undersigned clerk of art of Bates county in the State of Missouri, in vacation and files her petition stating among other things that the above named defendant, Isaac Crissman, is @ non- resident of the State of Missouri it is ordered by the said c erk in va by pul n the object and general to enforce the lien of the souri for delinquent taxes of the , Iss, IS85 and Iss, amounting in the ii) in block No. seven dition te the town, now city ef Rich Hill, and nt beand appear at urt, to be 1 ly newspaper prin JOTIN HAYES, Ats’y for PIT Order of Publi of Butler, Bates ¢ Monday in June or before the sixth day thereof (if the term shall so long continue, and if not then before the end of the term,) and plead to said petition aceord- ing to law, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered ac ording to ove dese ae. Andi ithata x Weer ar 2 Butler on Order of Pubheation. STATE OF MISSOURI, } . County oF Bares. torthe ( 3ates, February term, 1555. rine Horn administrator of Nathan D. ion. ininistr Nathan D. Horn deceased pr the court his petition, praying for an or- der for the sale of so much ot ceased as will satisty the remaining debts due by said estate, and yet unpaid for want of sufh- cient assets, accompanied by the ac- counts, lists and inventories required by it uch case ;on examination whereot is ordered by the court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, be notified that application as has been made, and unless the contrary be shown on or before the first day of the next term ot this court to be beld on the second Monday ot May next, anorJter will be made for the sale ot the whole, or so much of the real estate of said deceas- ed as will be sufficient tor the payment ot said debts; and it is further ordered, that this notice be published in some newspaper in this State, tor four weeks before the next term ot this court. J. 5. FRANCISCO, Judge of Probate STATE OF MISSOURI, } .. County OF BaTEs- , 1,J S. Francisco, judge of the Probate Court, held in and tor said county here- by certify that the toregoing is a true nal Order of Publica- tion therein referred to, as the s ¥ Office. y nand a h day of : Rewarded are ow it. Have had a run- aay. © 4 herein, thos > cpurt o c and ; will find honorable emplovment that wi r homes and large and sure son, many f rose who Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris. a for Castoria, When she was 3 Child, she c: | When she became Miss, she el | When she had Children, she cave t® i 3 ° : H age gee | < my Man ot orc (ican! goodr PRINCESS -TEA | Does mot have to be BOILED ONE HOUR. Oraw it fifteen minute of delicious fragrance. J. BE. WILL 3 and you have a cup For Sale By AMS & CO. Whereupon 1 situated in , Iss, and on ana put Missouri, for four weeks ” Cireuit Clerk Done at office in I HLIM ALUAdOANd ANOA AOVId State of tion, that ether with upon the yegun and unty, Mis- the prayer ribed real t is further copy here- t hereunto tu-dt. ‘ounty of . Catha- atrix of esents to the real pay and atoresaid © ap- nd nd se . 18SS. read this i in fated Jucty