The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 30, 1888, Page 3

BUTLER, MO. apital. - S66,000, PLUS -- $5,500 oHN H. SULLENS President AKER POWELL,..- Vice President. WALTON,.--- Cashier, RUE JENKINS, eceeee- Ast Cashier, LON KINNEY.---- -Clerk and Collector. DIRECTORS, Booker Powell, Green W. Walton, John Deerwester, Dr. N. L. Whipple Wn, E, Walton, J- Rue Jenkins. oy, T. C- Boulware, Mt. Tucker, je Sullens, rg, Simpson ank Voris, H, Dutcher Receives deposits, loans money, and acts a general banking business. We extend to ourcustomers every ac- mmodation consistent with sate bank- CORRESPOND inst Nat?] Bank qurth National Bank nover National Bank ENTS. Kansas City. St. Louis. New York. BATES COUNTY ational Bank, (Organized in 1871.) OF BUTLER, MC. pital paid in, - - $75,000. plus - - - - $71,000 f.J.TYGARD, - - - President. HON. J. B. MEW BEKRY, Vice-Pres. BE.CLARK - - - Cashier. NF SULTS. In every style price and quality ade to Order}: [guaranteed a fit in every case alland see me, up stairs North* Main Street. HOW THEY WED. THEY D/D IT. What? Cured among others the following. They write: #49 Central Ave., Cincinnati,0., January 4th, los," § cured me of Liver j gavetenot | Sa eaeeneniity | A correspondent of our esteemed | m and a has improved won, | FH. KowExame. contemporary, the Yonkers A Wild Western Wedding—The Ws Wyoming Women Wea. ette St., New Haven, Ct, ? Febri 5 an. sends a hi Se aitintete Bille ee man, sends a highly interesting ac case ol dyepepas. Ema L. Chak Ath-lo-pho-ros Pills are pleasant to vet wonderfully effective. Laval for kidney and liver comp] i digestion, count ofa marriage ceremony he | ming. | It appears that one Jonas Burton had been elected justice of the peace | 1 witnessed while travel consti aT beautiful ecieea pic- Maiden.” THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N.Y. 2e-Send 6 cents for th of one of the small Wyoming towns, tu - “ Moor’ | not because he was possessed of any special qualifications for the office, but on account of his personal mag- netism, which had about fit all those CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED, To THE FDITOR—Piease inform ye ers that I have a pos read- e remedy t hove alities which go to make > vele Se guete Mei wanes Gimiee | ees hic h go to make the ye hopeless cases have been pern cured | low dog athing of beauty and a joy I shall be glad to send two bott } es of my re dy PREE to an sumption if they and p y of ve forever to the lovers of pure cussed- ness. Among other functions of his office the Hon. Jonas one day found himself called upon to join in “bonds of padlock,” as matrimony is some- ive eon- press times called in the west, a raw young couple from up the country. His hon- or was appalled at the situation. He could commit a horsethief to the gal- lows with all the elegance and im- pressiveness of manner which that act demanded. He could sentence a man to jail for life for holding five aces in his hand at poker, without turning but folks, he wasn’t in it. be goshtlemite- ly!” But, as justice of the peace he had to do it. and his perturbation of spirit was dreadful to witness. a hair, as “marryin’ About an hour before the cerem his celebrated Clvedate ion im- | BY was to ts ake place the correspond- ported trom Scotland in 1$S6, will make | ent, accompanied by one of the lead- ne erate, Seen Meneee pos pe ae ing citizens of the place. a Mr. Stiles, colt. He is 16 hands weighs | went to the old squire’s cabin and sedoo pounds found him poreing over ak: TRCMPEUR. ume of the statutes of Wy« ‘Lhe celebrated Percheon Norman stal- sweating like a horse, and looking lion, impo ago, will ed trom f three tand at the same time and on He isa and yye 2,000 poun « BONNY & —— = This years le, at erms. t callers he said: “Stiles. th got up the ribly anxious. After greeting his sos the same hands high durned galoots that yer laws hadn't gulp- tion enough to last them over night. Mic isan rally purpose roan an Ive run through the blamed book a will present season at tl le . = . al ; s. and can't alr RMIRME SiO IG ineine acute half dozen times, and can't find a ot the best saddie horses in the ¢ Full and complete pedigrees of the e dod blasted thing about matrimony, or how the hitchin’ horses can be seen at my stable BEocenee Dros out doubt these are the best thorough- | ceeded with. Ive just got to put bred horses in Bates county. Their colts : can be seen on the place, which speak the —. on this ec uple, hit or tor themselves. Betore breeding you are requested to call and see my stock. Joun CLAssen, fT don't yoke ‘em up le- p it. 17-3m. The Wild Dutchman. Stiles, “just do the best you ¢ Any kind of a cere- mony will do in this country, for PISO'S CURE FOR CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. people never question the legality of and wife departe band ive remedy own to cleanse the system to act on the liver, kidneys and bowel gently yet thoroughly I aches, colds. and fevers; to cure consti pation, indigestion, and kindred ills No. Englishmen as Husbands. It is to be hoped that neither Mis: Endicott or any other American girl is betrothed to Mr. Not that there is anything of a pure ly personal kind to be urged against the distinguished though erratic formally, because the colored men | politician and diplomat. But no} are getting their eyes wide open to Englishman can by a self r py by taking her to live with him as 2 ae ae rT} oss You cannot aftord to waste yo his wife in England. The English | ,. : We -g.: . a ne time in experimenting w hen your wile 1s more or less a& Siz the j 7 gs are in danger. Consumption | English husband more or less brute. ays seems at first only a cold. id woof of E ty are thoroughly The warp: rotte wine cetia te albarnent ot Dr. King’s New Discovery tor y -| Consumption, Coughs and Colds, cans hold dear, and the situation of | put be sure you get the genuine, an American in England is like| Because he can make more profit that of a Ci beauty in aj he may tell vou he has something Turkish harem.—Couricr Journal. better or just the same. Don’t be! 5.00 Reward. head- Chamberlain. any chance make spectable American girl hap- elish socie- 2, the tone of : | i precinct, I pronounce you, Amos | Story of a Frozen Squirrel. poorer hust you “Mandy The Orion Liberator narrates a ye to re- aspended animati furever more; $e + | i an’ yell uitted till the | excavation; when some three feet be- fees an ease be paid in low the surface he threw out a nest full, an’ may God have mere; on a rel. The | your souls. an’ bless th on with | s was frozen hard as a_ rock, ‘his heftiest blessir t was curled ina circle. It re- The fees and costs were adjusted | quired considerable ce to wrench after receiv the cons the animal straight After as in | of the assembly. the new the warm ir gan to squirt A cord was fastened to its back and it was tied to a post. In an hour it was as lively Was. faw id was tugging lustily to get The colored men of Kz republican politicians as might be supposed. Yesterday at Leaven- held and resolutions were adopted looking toward the betterment of | the race and the annihilation of its political subserviency to the republi- can party. As it is in Kansas, so it ). | is in Missouri and other States, the S swallowed with the same ease as their falseness. Don’t Experiment. Do not permit any dealer to im ie | decieved but insist upon getting 1e, Which is guaranteed to give The above large sum wi relietin all Lung and Throat affect- Farinnicanelo! ue (except last ions. Trial bottles free at all drug | stage of consumptio stores, large bottles $1 tag onsumpt chitis, Whoopi Ea Nicars throat or sae trouble not reheved Bitten by a Rattlesnake. by Bailard’s Horehound Syrep- Nevada, Mo., May 22.—Late yes- Whenever you a Blain man about the interview he will im that Colonel Bob has u now-a-days in the political influenc affairs it oO is the republican party, but Ss] dent that the minen and th yerms Ben Harrison men think otherwise, since, while they are at the open defection from Bl they neverthele 1€ s would have pre evi- well pleased terday afternoon a young man named of Henry Vernon county, was bitten on the left arm, near the elbow, by a rattlesnake. The snake was killed and Bell was The arm swelled so rapidly that the clothing had to be cut from it, message left at 8 o'clock sell, township, e f taken to his home near by. . when a last night he was not expected to live more than an hour. The snake 4 feet long and had five rattles and a and 9 « was worth a meeting of colored men was as it ever | isas are not such blind tools of scheming | | \ j promises of the republicans are not | | pose { upon you with some cheap imitation | the | | SJACOBS OL, CONQUERS PAIN. wy wom suoue “Kinsevos 80}8}S P9}!UN ey} JO A1v}0100g "388 oye] 10 sqooel 3S JO SaNUiA oy) OF Aynsay aouaurwa 10 Ue VIVAG GNV &ISIDDAUCG AW a108 : SMOT[OJ SB SIUM MAN * ‘AI ‘ANOWILIVEaA ‘ANVdINOOD UATZOOA 'V SaTYVHO JZHL ~~ J ‘uonpasasgo pup aouatsadxa youossod mo fu woddy, a Ss 3 = a < f asEz8 = 2 os 3 3 S72 8 F es = S a Fuck 727 = { SAMPLE TREATMEN’ convin , 773 Broad st N. oo oe Ss e mail enough t Lauderbach & Co Is prepared solely for the cure of complaints which afilict all womankind. It ives tone and strength to he uterine organs, and cts dangerons displaceme: regularis The use of uring pregs erhood and 3 nature to 6 from girlhood to imay be HAIR BALSAM Cleanses and beautifies the halr, Promotes a luxuriant growth, Never Fails to Restore Gray ir to its Youthful Color. calp diseasesand bair failing SOc. at Druggicts, ~-HINDERCORNS. he safest, surest and best cure for Corns, Bun fons, &e -EXHAUS TED + TALITY THe § OF k of the Manhood, Nerv- ny mail, s and middi dewelled Me yall young The Gold and Cut thisoue, Youmay never re 3 : al 4 peer ae Heat | So se the thing. Ill post you as well as I | ferret that Mr. Ingersoll i hould |) utton. JE TALBOTT can have declared in their favor for the conte Sica ErG Stiles then explained to him about nomination rather than for Gresham. Daatiess can? t be Cured | mab a7ty Merchant Tailor. for Ootenn ise a es how he should proceed, and the old Of course all this amountstonothing | py jocal applications, as they cannot my life.—A. H. Dowe1, E a er NS _ lin the estimation of the democracy, | reach the diseased portion of the ear. Editor Enquirer, Eden” man thought finally he could worry |™ a aes a ‘There is only one way of curing deat- ton, N. C., April 23, 1887. through it. Ere long thecouple ap- | S!uce Fresicent Vievelane wil b@} ness and that 1s by constitutional reme- dies. Deatness is caused by an inflamed | Wholly unlik peared, followed by a crowd of the triumphantly re-elected, but it shows artificial systems citizens of the camp. The candi- how deep are the republican family Ballaré’s Snow Liniment. condijion of the mucus lining of the | Eustachain Tube. When this ‘tube gets closed deafness is the result, and un- Any book lear lin one reading ” Classes of iNT at Baltimore and 1005 at De- troit, large of Crlumbia Law students 7 oer quarrels. inflamed, you have a rambling sound or j at Yale, We Oberlin, University of dates stood up before the old squire: S zl imperfect hearing, and when it is entire- | Penn Michigan University, Chantauqna &e., who said: een: fe , Endorsed by Mark Twain, Richard Proc: tor, the Scientist, Hons. W. W. Astor, Judah Fell iti thi " less the inflammation can be taken out Ee Benjami = Judge G ; on, E He CoO: Prin- “Feller citizens, this yar man an ees : i gets i «| cipal State Normal College, Dr. Brown & ‘ 2 There 1s no pain it will not relieve and cous tue ue pared 19 ae nore ee Prospectus post free from PROF. LNISETT uA, WELL TRIED TREATMENT this yar woman have appeared be-| 5, swelling it will not subdue, no eet taeieaee oat rt euarer eal tela lel ie = aR ee = . ° ever; nine Cases out © en are cause ASTIOUA, PRONCHTTIS, DYSPEERE Tho Best Cough Medi- fore this court to be hitched in the} wound it will not heal. It will] by catarrh, which is nothing but an in- BEE a ry i i ? . . . vf segs pea ait Chreal eine is Eso) CORE Ce legal bands of wedlock. If any ga-| cure trost bite, chilblains and corns. | flamed condition ot the mucus surtaces. oarece, OXTAEN™ being taten WiLL Philadelphia, KEV, VIE er, Phi dD. wh oY, OLAKLES We Chats D., Rochester, N.Y. 0! WILLA PENN SEXO: ly, an’ the court rules that thar é ear i -,5 | willing to work. Either sex, yeung or ice ; ar | Dear, dear, what can I want of it?} 14 ital not needed: we start you. | pro = |2 D il = 271 2 hain’t nuthin’ to preventthe t To pry off my collar button and | E g new. No Se ability. re- Y © PALEN, al y Yains BAe Ese i agen s e se hammer the baggy spots eut of my - Pbiladelphia, Pay candidates joined hands. take it without objection. 7 loot in the mob knows of anything By all druggists. 25c. : that mout block the game ef tuk to a higher court. let him now toot his bazoo, or else keep his jaw to him- self now and forever All in favor o' me proceedin’ as authorized by law, say ‘T.” 2 PISO°S CURE FOR CURES \ WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. Best Cough Syrup, 2 ‘Tastes good. Use & in time. drugg CONSUMPTION more. “The motion is carried unanimous- ~ But He Did! McPelter is a trifle absent-minded. The other night he was blundering about in a dark bed room when his wife came in with a light. “What in the world are you look- “What do I want of the bootjack? pantaloons, of course.” We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deatness (caused by Catarrh) that we cannot cure by takiag Hall’s Ca- tarrh Cure, Send tor circular tree. F. J. 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