The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 24, 1889, Page 4

ee ep ee art sen sree a reat nos rn A J D. ALLEN Eprror. RMS OF SUFS( fheWeekiy Cia Wednesday, will ane year, pos to id, tor $1. BUTLER MISSOURI WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1559 ——— The Titres hopes to see peace and harmony in Oklahoma. ——_____—__ } Harrison man, Mr Phe or Neal,’of Osceola, seems to be just a | fall on them before “Jittle” bit bigger than the entire re- | that can be had wi vith | convemence. publican party of Missouri, Chauncey J. thrown Ex Senator this day at ti t President told bn only man who had visi an office. To give C whole credit of the republican vote in Missouri, is a direct face to thi iable saloon keepers in St. L tor McG n " ey standing by your ch i Ac shou The anti-tramp bill, intro: the Legislature by Mr. Warner, of vides that t St. Louis, | shall be tende y county jail at the expense of county, and they will be exercised on the rock piles ways.} nd publie li Bob Lincoln has grown older and | his party is tra is getting stout. He has become | Mr. Hu r f exceedingly fastidious in his attire { country with neu and is reported to be more like the | possib'e patronay ation in ¢ Todds than the Lincolns. There has | The re been only one Lincoln was his name State Senator MeGiunis, has brought libel suit tion he took against the high license | provides that any person, company 1imself of the oppor ill introduced in the legislature last | or corporation that forims week. The Republic claimed that} trust s McGinnis was the paid attorney of | tary of the St. Louis breweries hence his | trust, 2nd if the coubi: opposition to the bill. Ex-Governor Cumback of Indiana believ: week, “and when I express such an opinion I do it adisedly. In gener- 1 Abraham J eves of ¢ nst the St. Loms Republic. He places the} The h damages at $50,000. The Republic] Monday passed the b bitterly attacked him for the posi-| trusts, pools and s that without exception Mis- ] of the ccm souri is the best state in the Union. *“Thave been in every state but but Texas, traveling on my lecturing tours.” said he, at Springfield last Important Decisions. gi s of the st lt YROE W. FW the late camp: en that be will Lk: playing base ball on S lower courton the ground that play } sland by 2 plurality of about 4,000 ° Island by 2 plurahty of a t 4 a es + of base ball and in the state € eee S State. day it narrowly escaped going « 1 prohibits the eratic. The “sure-thing” repudlic | Seine Th ie 1 at cards, hors« jor who leave the indeper games of g of their caleulatious for 1592 are ap- ; | The appe . | parently waiting for a brick block to ty jute not sp 3 | ball did not prohibit it. \ circuit court any for $10,000. responsibility for patronage brokerage unc celling out to district not so muc! sells as aug his persona! Its wi sa) House } : Be near ending Tissou re uttee apy to expect.—St. Louis Republic the liquor joint in the eee { “y . of representatives on | the capitol building — In his eapacity to punish jas a member of this committee | ine, so MeGinuis states, availed 1 conspiracies. It mity to pry into Mr.MeGinnis’ p Lby the secre-| The Senator from St. Louis resented affairs. vale vie to sever the pool or this md approached Swaine in the Mor atened to chastise him. Mr. Swaine replied i It also pro by palling his gun and threaten i : 1 ‘oe rouse and thr on is not severed within thirty days their cl ter shall be rev. vides that a: s is’ Ever pad. s interfered and on the yet have addition to his salary shall receive | tO adjourn fora single or perhaps one-fifth of the fine imposed upou | double funeral. the conviet+ : y proseciting attorney to perforate MeGin: ; Ai ene ORD as ty where the pool or trust Friends of both par but as both I is located s} aa prosecute such cases pus and upon securing a convietion in | shoot, the legislature i party or parties An Official Circular. al topography, natural and varied _ The resident is having a hard Pract ee i resources, nature has endowed Mis- | #™¢ making up his mind which it | Auditor Seibert issued the following souri most lavishly.” Mr. Allen Thorndyke Rice’s con- tribution to the Quay corruption fund was $15,000, and in his “claim” he was made Minister to Russia, the salary attached to which office is $17,500 per annum. Under the present administration public office is not even a private snap. It is simply an asset for liquidating the elaims of contributors of boodle.— St. Louis Republic. Most anybody can get a pension now. Among the latest granted was one to the widow of a man who died with delirium treamens, on the ground that he contracted the habit of drink while in the army. Another was given to a soldier who was injur- ed while atiendiag a cireus, by the seats giving away. In the latter case it was held that he w: ‘near his post of duty, ready toattend any call that might be made on him. What next? The Missouri state senate com- mittee on public school has reported on the revised school law. It re- quires six months school in country districts instead of four a year as at present. It also gives the coutry an opportunity to adoptthe county Superintendent system in lieu of the county commissioner, and fixes the salary by making four grades rang- from $300 to $1,200 per anum, ac cording to the last school enumer- tion. shall be, Kimball or Neal. While it | circular to-day, addressed to the is not cur put in, in order to help | county clerks of the various counties the president out of the muddle, we? of the state: will suggest, that he throw both of e to call your attention to these men overboard and give the | the following section of an act of place to P. H. Holcomb, of this city | the General Assembly, entitled: “An A man fitted and qualified for the |2ct to revise and amend chapter 164 place by virtue of his abiltty and not | of the Revised Statutes of 1879, from the mere fact that he was a | ete., approved by the Governor April oandidate for governor, or «delegate | 18, 1889. to the Chicago convention In this Sec. 7,624. Hereafter there shall country there is too imuch of this | be levied and collected an annual tax upon all the taxable property in the state of onetenth of one per cent to pay the accruing interest on sapable of | the bonded debt of the state, and to reduce the principal thereof each == = | year by a sum of not less than $250,- Gov- Francis has appointed Tues- | 000 the proceeds of which tax shall day April 30, as a day of thanksgiv- | be paid into the treasury. * * * ing; and declared the same a public | thing of paying a man for great po litical services to the part less of whether they are ¢ filling the office or not. regard- } ——______ This act has an “emergency holiday. He says: ‘ clause.” and takes effect immediate- T reccommend that the people of the ly. You are therefore instructed to extend on the tax-books fer the year 1889 one fifth of 1 per cent (20 cents on the $100 valuation of prop- erty) for state revenue fund tax, and to them of a government of them. | 02e-tenth of 1 per cent (10 cents on selves and for themselves. the $100 valuation of property) for I do furthermore suggest that they | State interest fund tax. state congregate at their respective places of worship at nine o'clock in the forenoon of that day and return thanks to God for his glorious gift assemble in appropriate places at convenient times on the same day, ! has pO ITE edna ata Eee a es : | pil ports from renew as patriots their devotion to every state in coe the pros- ; : pect for a fruit crop this season, and ereigns their estimate of our institu- | all correspondents agree that it will tions, and by benefitting ceremonies | be one of the greatest fruit years commemorate the completion of the es Lees The peach crop in die ean ea _ | State is now assured and the testi- ai yor constitutional gov-| mony is that it will be the largest | ernment. : | crop ever raised, as reports from Pema tes jled eas the Cvery county in the state bears evi- licen 4 ens Saas idence. Pears, apples, cherries and | free b nd compulsory education- berries of every variety is in fine a) bill e Si aaa , al bill, shape and the yield will be immense. their country, demonstrate as soy ure ves the follow- illiams was indited tried and convicted and fiined $50 for He appealed from the decision of the The court decided that the words | umes of all kind” included base 3500 imposed by eS ER a RA RI IE I TEE ETE : * = Mr. Wade. Mr. Neal. reaches as far as that fellow with whom the pre aC 1. Mr. Wade, uit us to you acquainted with the | “president's friend,” Mr. N Mr. Wade. Mr. Ne la only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mas {SS Boses Gne Boliar Blicod’s Sarsapa DISEASED BLOOD. Hiumors, Blotches, Sores, Scales, Crusts, and Loss of Hair Cured. i son, Suffered all a n cot ffer and live. Face and ody cov with awtul sores. Used the Cuticura Remedies ten weeks and is practically cured. A remarkable I contracted a terrible blood-poisoning a year ago. 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Hip, kidney, and uterine pains and weaknesses ‘relieved in one minute by the Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster, the first and only instantaneous pain- killing, strengthening plaster. MILBANK. This fall blood Clydesdale stallion was im- ported from Scotland; is a dark dapple brown, 3 years old, 16 1-2 hands high, weighs 1,640 BANKER. _ Banker is an imported Clydesdale, is a bay, 7 Years old, 17 hands high and weighs 1,800 pounds. These two thoroughbred Clydesdale Stallions will make the season of 1889 at my stable, s miles west of Butler. These horses are the best pedigreed stock in the county and must be seen to be appreciated, as their fine ualities and points cannot be put on paper. me and see them and read the pedigrees of both which are on file at my stable and can be seen with the horses Again, before you breed come and see them as we do not want yeu to breed without the horses give you full satisfac- tion, and are what I claim for them every eee JOHN CLASSEN. July Ist. ce SNCS RIE BE BED (ueecomenters 2 err If you Want the Best Corn Planter get the Challenge, Deere or Keystone, KEWANEE CHECK he one that tried to! run for governor. O. yes, Kimball, dent was not the president's LUETOMATIC BENNETT. WHEELER & CO. e016, Wire, Grass arrow, Stalk Seeds, Farm WV LEMONADE | | | For a Delicious and Refreshing Drink Call at Headquarters. Homffan’s Noveltv Store, EAST SIDE SQUARE, BUTLER, MO. T.L: PESTY=s A.O WELTON PETTYS & WELTO ATLAS IN QUEENSWARE A CICARS A®™ TO! We always pay the highest market pri t Side Square for Country Produces pee “Msstic Cure’ 2 of Final Settlement. for Rheumatism and Neu } otice is hereoy given, that the under inistrator of the estate of Bele A will make final settlement of his se te asesuch administrator, e probate court of Bates holden at Butler, is £ counteracting It will not tail, Lansdown, druggi ; - Administrator. An Absolute Cure. 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