The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 1, 1891, Page 3

‘a §tywAnr'sé Ke BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY JULY 1, [891. NO. 52 eerie FO GORE | A nuernuicax ox PENSIONS. R, R.. DE A N. OE IS Rac aunt DISEASE i Baca oa ; ae cin Spring trom mysterio rN Han OWE vse Ie HY HARDY ae. AND i PLE VWENTS pacer, hos mien SH wW « } cocesco SPRING WAGONS, BAIN AND FISH BROS. FAR RN WAGDNS, br Seid by Drugai : : iat ane : ROAD CARTS, THI CEN TED Casaday Sulky Plow. WILL PLOW sicians RD FALL PI WING, WHERE au OTHE Ai PORTENS HAY CARRIERS ( Revers i BUCKEYE FROCE PUMPS Deol Ba b Wire 2, Cuil dees Hardware, = Steel, Nails and w rk. R. R. DEACON. Send for Treatise on Skin Diseases ani Certificates of Cure, BATES COUNTY «ws ' and truly needy veterans re HAVOC GF FLOODS ai ean Fund ei ; iy ! Tope i June 2 i National Bank, oe. = a ae ernment that they helped ty seve,! Disastrous Freshets in fowa—At i rty Least E BUTLER, MO. yees Comes Tron, the new pouit- Lives Lost in ical party. Every People’s ) ; the Raging Torrents i this week will | | hb- bed i Sechil- PH LARGEST AND THE Iasi isd wn Eee eae ings Swept Away 2 al Fa 8 : : want c ron is entirely inundated and u ba IN BATES COUNTY : Be i eee b » la, Cherokee i CAPITAL. eer $125,000 OO} the wove Bx Ca of es ; E . He Sadden Deaths. 3 i © » {seventy s belug carried reported srtae I Neer , zs * - sg : ty ed a f ‘ yet a rtheS rive Ses F. J. TYGARD, a : A Cen Iowa b yi HON. J.B. NEWT \ , who we 1 me. eal fee ried special 1. C CLARK . - Cashier | ed fourteen who to pp and extruo ary efloit, requiring a é Se ay Calera dima ao lied men aud w THE FAMOUS “LOST VEIN.” large outlay in the preparation of sie Atkison’s every day at their different « docum arranging meetings but of course they must have und fo gitimate and proper 1 this and every ear- nest friend of political aud economic Rich Mine Rediscovered | ' | mm Colorado. = reform, and eyery reform org: licated internal di . enston Ane j Was my friend’s next-door ne ree B Mr. jlunk, whose hip was shattered tee the battle of Cormth, Miss., strug- Over Dr Evyeringham’s store rooms i ; ¢ B te Galo dane The tion is urged to ¢ piates West Side’ - Butler, Mo. lg along with a large family : i j ie [paaeate jh Ving ona rented farm, but draw-!,, t ¢ | a ‘ ieee An eastern joker writes that Un- :* al sol- : ‘ fe ols a alse art - DR. F. M. FULKERSON, [née Petsion: because Ihe wus un- |, — ee ae task, ian absent aninded . il brittle silver, es- | | uble to ah some proof that was | y¢ nt, wrote & WwestérT lumage here, arn En ‘he expenses of the Kansas ioe 5 fe I ; 4 artis a . eto - a Re age) : un from $15, o : yndicate that “Leaves of Grass” is DENTIST, [lacking to establish his claim. There taking into account the relatively 4, ae ee ae ee te | state central committe last fall was ena acs : : BUTLER, - MISSOURI. | #5 Justice for you with a venseance: |, tewn, is en ous. || al ; a w } " ay | than $1,200 1 - ane meni aud if such justice as that contiues: nah ok the destenchon Go Guer — ee Oe Misa lensing ‘ See ees aes ee eee gree Office, Southwest Corner Square, Dr. | jus dat < «Most of the destruction in Chero-; teas) CUdocbesdle ante canoes | The campaigns have heretofore nine Tucker's old stand few years longer, the tax payers of | kee was wrought by the extraordi- (|), oT : : 4$ feet | be? carried on through the secret j S i recy ] Pape : “lost vein. 1e crevice Is ce a © : : Pawyetn. | the country, without regard to poli- j nary rise in the Sioux, resulting from der Gil ood ete walled }societies, which have borne their In the old readers the boys and - a ie 8, will rise in their might and! th. ¢ endous downpour of rain. ie diet Ne mies ee rich that | OW! sPenses When the fall pic- girls used to read of the whales I EARMONDS& ‘ +MITH. abolish the whole pension system. | Some ides of the imme nsity and sud- nics begin the farmers in the state smashing sea vessels but now the > it ean be cut witha knife like cheese. | ee the crippled and needy veter- | denness of the flood can be inferred For re, ave. Nisadie aa will use the same methods of raising , whales seem to get the worst cf it. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ans whom the law was enacted to!"from the fact that it carried off, BD Gnared ete naiier pe meee ee | money that are so popular in the) A boat struck and killed a large assist will suffer. hundreds of other prospectors have Will practice in) Bates and adjoining | parently without an effort, the big jeburches. There will be voting whalein the Atlantic ocean a few counties. I would be glad to see some of the! truss bridge on whieh the Illinois honeycombed the mountains for the in. and tk i dollars hay | booths and raffles, while the rents days ago. Ba Office over Bates Co Nat'l Bank. | prominent republican journals cham-| Central railroad crossed the river, wae and t age CT oun aan oni tnonethervarioun standseasdaierme |) | TARKINSON & GRAVES, pion the reform mentioned, for in|and with the bridge went 400 feet cen spent in the quest. Large go-rounds will be turned into gener- General Butler still keeps on the their inmost hearts they must know | of trestle. pieces of float ‘had been found in al campaign fund legal harness and his latest victory ATTORN&YS AT LAW the vicinity, which assayed $18,000 pag : : a i v7] + |that such reforms are not only right) To-night the Little Sioux is at the : J ieee in the Johnson habeas corpus case Office West Side Square, over Lans- but sadly needed, and they must hi ghest stage ever known. The beat 1 <0) the ton in, silver glance, but as} Specimen Cases. will bring him a host of congratula cown's Drug Store. know that there are a great number | ' the side of the mountain was lower- | jinformation indicates that the Illin- of life-long republicans who do not! ois Central rails are under water = pouciuia din Gelice org forty foeuae | A . EERE i : " : | was impossible to locate the vein. DR. J. M, CHRISTY, believe in their hide bound protec-' continuously for many miles on the | Two aa i ae og Te ARC es HOMOEOPATHIC tion policy and lavish pension sys- _Onawa branch and that the havoc = as ae th a ht feet of th " = La m ae S was run with eigh ee Oo ie; PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, - tem; they also must know that it 18) both to roadway and bridges lead’and/dbandoned. Albright. oh j alarming degree, appetite fell aw ay. jhardonus old fellows who have! dom paralelled in railroad history. ee ace Ue ae S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis. , tions. It was one of the greatest | was troubled with neuralgia and triumps of the general's long and * | rheamatism, his stomach was disor. | brilliant career. dered, his liver was affected to an All people who think they are « tists are not 80. No less than 10,- Office, tront room over P. O. All calls bh Hesh : : voted wi ; : has made this hunt a life work.start- | pedi D oe Mercioly weduced na ft _. JOO pictures were rejected this year anawaradatollice day or night. voted with them from the time of | AT LEAST EIGHT LIVES LOST. and strength. Three bottles of Elec- : : 2 Specialattention given to temale dis-|the great Lincoln to the present ae fs ed from this tunnel and after drift-! tric Bitters cured him. by the selection committee of the vases. | Harrisou to have to look to a parti- It may be a wee! a more Detore ‘ing eight feet struck the bonanza. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, British Royal academy Most of Sa a SRS fi 5 the full extent of the aster is i | IL, had ax : C. BOULWARE, Physician and sanfdemocratic paper for enc ourage-| | As it is the only silver glance mine | Be een i mre ee La leg ¢ Surgeon. Office north side square, | ment and help to reform twe of the noe . ARG CEES URS Us oahe.iton bottles of Elec ey Bitte ors i ae Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil- At least four persons were drown- that it is “the lost vein.” e Bitters and seven cn a cectatty. greatest evils this country has ever i s Congrat- ; : : " . P iy bd boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica salve, and E a x ue ed here and four at Correctionville. ae : Te 5 : 5 sae been confronted with. that nigh taxes ulations are being showered upon his Yo LD, his leg is sound and well. John then were hopelessly bad. eeioeiee ae Re a i ee oie % : ss i ng from ne A J 1 lavish ex} litu The railroad depot at € alumet was the lucky men from all sides. Speaker, Catawaba, O.,had five large J. T. WALLS and lavish expenditures. In conelu-),, : € ot ’ foe eet eae ttend blown down and much damage to fever sores on his leg, doctors said | sic rill say. ma atten a . + ) PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ee ey “ tewn property is reported. as he was incurable One bottle of ; Gacmer Saderes aver| 2 d, O'Brien county, a A Girl's Frightful Death. Electric Bitters and one box of Ar- Residence on Ha- ot Pine BRICK LIVERY STABLE. ane “al Us An ample supply of . Buegies, Carriages, .... Phactons, Drummer ©"? Wagons, &c. itlin ; hi o.. June 24—A/ nica salve cured him entirely. Sold ose Sto ane a ~ | by H. L. Tucker raged 14 ye: of Beny} - who lives a mile north of Chicago and THE. FOUBORG MEDICAL Co., 329 Livingston St., Breeklyn, N. ¥. oad, fifty miles | ¢ ae bell, reported tc SHIRLEY CHILDS SELLS THE UL . _— MOWERS throat i 2 of countr s also of ee sota and es oe Sy ees Miles’ Nerve & Liver Pitis i, her This is one of the best equipped Sta. Act on DAD LEPORTS FROM stot }And a Full Line of Repairs for ee Machines bles in this section of the state ad aus as els Sioux City, =e x ere : al . ; } barn the at conven | There is ¢ town. northwest POTTER BROS. jlis are about el And a Full Line of Leading Cultivators.