The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 5, 1891, Page 8

—_———— eee $500,000 We desire to vlace out on realestate security a large aneoust of money Wil Give the best terms and lowest rates yet offered by anyone | inthis line of business: Noles drawn torone, two: three or five years Hare somemoney to loan | payable on or before a given Jate Calland see how cheap we can let you have money. | The Bankers Loan & Title Co | P. C. FULKERSON, Manager. | CORRECT j Mirsouri Pacific Time Table Arrival and departure ot passenger trains at Butler Station. NortuH Bounp Passenger, - - 4:51 a.m. Passenger, : - 3:50 p.m. Passenger, : - g:25 p.m. Local Freight = - =~ 10:05 a.m. Sovtn Bounp Passenger, . : 7:04 a. m. Y assenger, - - 12:28 p.m. Passenger, - - 9:46 p. m. Local Freight - - 1:37 p.m. LOCAL ITEMS. Improved Passenger Equipments. The Missouri, Kansas & Texas R’y is now runping free reclining chair cars on all through trains be- tween Hannibal. Mo., and Taylor, Texas. This in connection with its through sleeping car service makes the M. K. & T. R’y the best equip ped line in the southwest. Gaston Mester. G. P. & T. A., Sedalia, Mo., T W. SILVERS, . Attorney-at-Law. BwOffice over Farmers Bank; coor from head of stairway, R. S. Catron, Notary Public, ac- knowledges all kind of papers. 29-tf third Mrs, Fred Dorn, who came here with her husband, Mr. Fred Dorn, from Butler, several weeks ago to be treated by Dr. Still, was quite sick for two or three days this week. She is now much better, and the health of both Mr. and Mrs. Dorn has greatly improved since they came to Kirksville. They are excel- lent people and there is a probabili- ty that they will permanently locate in Kirkeville.—Graphic. Our Very Best People Confirm our etatement when we say that Dr. Aker’s English Remedy is in every way superior to any and ali other preparations for the throat and lungs. In Whooping cough and croup, it ie magic and reheves at once. We offer you a sample bottle free. Remember this remedy is sold on a positive guarantee. It is said that Mr. Kellar asks the council to grant him the gas fran- chise and he will go to work on the plant at once and not wait for the election on electric light. In short Mr. K. hopes to have the gas plant in by the time he is ready to start the electric light. This is just what our people want, and the city coun cil should grant the franchise at its next meeting and let the work begin at once.—Record. | On the Ist of August the time be-| tween sunrise and sunset was forty | minutes shorter than it was on July | 1, and forty two minutes shorter | than on June 21. The falling off in | the day's length in August will] be sixty-seven minutes. The rising | and setting points of the sun are | moving slowly and steadily towards | the south, and thus the duration of | the luminary’s stay above the hori- zon is gradually being lessened. It is popular, these days, to black- guard the millionaires because of their money, and yet, deep down in the heart of every man is the feeling which Ingalls expressed when he said: “The only reason why I am t I don’t know yy. There is uo doubt that many of our wea men obtained much of their m by methods that would be rey nant to an honest ar man; but the fact one of us is stru to make money, would raise any being the owner of a or two.—Ex. not a millionaire is how to make the mor 1 conscientious ins that every the time e of us rious objec llion dollars Contirmed The favorable impression predue ed on the first appearance of the agreeable hquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago has been more than confirmed bythe pleasant | and the success of the Califorma Fig Syrup Company. 36 experience of all who have used it,|mowing machine, (good as new | _ CASH GROCERY. i | enumeration. Coal! Coal! Notice is hereby given that on the j 15th day of August, 1891, the schoo | board of the city of Butler. Mo 1 | consider jing of 2300 bushe use of the district; | best quality, | before Sept | to secretary. aled bids for t bh 13th, 1891 C. A. Detox. Secretary. | Robt. Webb who has been so se. Both men are in riously sick for the past two weeks with malarial fever and other com- plications we are glad to note is able |tobe on the streets again. His} eckness has cut him down in flesh jand he looks quite bad. The 9th annual reunion of the ex- Confederate Association of Missouri will be held in Kansas City on Wed- nesday and Thursday the 19th and 20th of August. A half rate will be extended by the railroad and every ex-Confederate in Bates county who can should attend. Dr. H. F. W. Kuhne will preach next Sunday in the M. E. church south at Rich Hill, subject: in the morning “A strong man’s time of weakness.” At night, “Among cof- fins and cradles.” Dr. Kuhne is an interesting talker and the people should turn out and hear him. *The colored folks held their cele- bration yesterday. This section and Kansas was well represented and they bad a good time and no dis- turbances. they are celebration and those we |interrogated for the disired informa tion could not inform us. But we ore glad they had a good time all the same. ee eee ae At a meeting of the schoo! board Saturday night it was decided to op- en the schools September 15th. The school book question was discussed at some length, asto whether the school use the ‘same books as last year or whether the books selected by the state commission would be used, bnt no definite conclusion was reached and the matter will be set- tled at the next meeting of the board which will be held Saturday 15th. Jas. Smith and family of Archie arein the city spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Pentzer, father and mother of Mrs. Smith, prepara tory to moving to Ft. Wayne, India- na where Mr. Smith will engage in the saw mill business on a valuable tract of timber-land belonging to Mr. Pentzer. On Saturdar next Mr. Smith will sell at.the Archie stock yards his personal effects consisting of 65 head of 2 year old steers, 15 head of heifers, 18 head of horses and his household effects. Cass county will lose as good a demow: as ever cast a ballot. The forty-sixth annual apportion- ment of state school moneys for Missouri has been completed, show- ing a total of $872,497, or a fract- ion over $1 per capita for the schoe The total schooi enu meration of the state is 867,217 She city of St. Lovis has 108,454, and the county outside of the city 11,033. Jackson county has 53,480: Buchanan, 3,762; Jasper, 17,218, and Greene, 15,987. Five counties vesides these have a school enumera- tion cf over 10,000—Rates, Lafay- ette, Nodaway, Saline and Vernon. Pemiscott with 1,950 bas the smalls est enumeration of any county the state. It is down in the “pock et,” and is wedged in between Ar- kansas and Tennesse. The growtn of the common school system in the |state has been quite marked during |. the last decade, and the staudard of edveation is rg Y improving. The pled with training and the insti- lover Missou- state Is we schools for teacher tutes which are h Ida ri duripg the summer ze thei vacation fa- attend most ap- ructors who est and proved methods of imparting know- ledge. This edy which is becomi the sy ges of the prosperity which chools nd every dollar cheap. A second hand come and see it. Jaws & McCossexe. Is of coal, for the | perfo coal to be of the and George Lemmon. ag é and delivered in bins| caught with jewelry, watches Hand bids | knives in We do not know what | 1 5 ;1 gallon honey syrup worth 80 60 1 gallon faney sorghum 40 Marrowfat peas 25 5 gallons 175 test oil SS 5 gallons best gasolin SS uu ga | Two Cirens Thieves Jaited 1 Forepaugh circus was here Won A $120 Prize. Miss Mertin, the fifteen 3 laughter f Capt. 7. © M schoois. was th Clinton, August ld of } day and last night ei hous er s were burglarized John Dav bird p: in the W sontest of the Home Fe Montreal. ( The contes To the person sending in the of Engl words of as property ta- less that fou is ance. auada ssession wh their px have been identified constructed etters, keu from the 1} avized Lou from ile ihree words, “The World's ne tr The prizes were 1st, « trip for burglary to be to Europe or $1,000, in cash, at the New orkers en with | option of the winner: 2nd, a $400 | the show for some time plan a $120 silver tea set Miss Martin sent in a list of 1,226 words, and is certainly to be com- learning and suc- | | phimented on her | ower at OWer ::-. in drawing so valuable a prize i | | i so faraway from home, in such a | hard contest open to the world.— | Rich Hill Enterprise. | In view of the fact that the “Home ;Facinator” is a fraud of the very first order, Miss Martin can be con- | gratulated if she failed to remit the | amount of cash required to pay ship- | | ping charges on so valuable a prize. | i GOLS THE PRICES AT | Secretary Foster, who is just now , engaged in extending rather than in | paying the maturing 44 per cents, | says inarecent interview: “I am! jconsidering the advisability of con- 1 : es : « verting the 4's in time in the same | Way.” | Indeed! And 60 the continuance | lof the 250,000,000 of maturing | | bonds is to be followed by a perpet- | uation of more than $500,000,000 | lef the bonds which fall due in 1907? Provided for a Perpetual Debt. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. Reval Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE Net Caught by the Frand. Marshall, Mo, Aug. 2—Some weeks ago the “Home Facinater com- pany” of Montreal. Canada, advertis- ed extensively a word contest, offer- ing prizes ranging from $1,000 down, limited to subseribers. Several la- dies here became subscribers and each of them received notice that she had drawn the third lined tea set—and asking her to re- mit $4.90 to cover cost of packing. Postmaster Rising commenced an investigation and to-day received no- ' tice from the associate attorney gen- eral that the “Home Facinator com- pany” isa fraud that has been exten- sively worked. Prof. King Stark, who will teach next year at Aulville, Lafayette coun ty, has returned froma trip to that section of the state. Hes «The | crops in Lafayette county are splen- did but in Bates and Cass counties | they are poor In Cass the farmers have not beer able to plow their corn and thousands of acres of wheat has never been cut.—Nevada Mail. The Professor no doubf gave the prize—a gold | Virginia Items. Born, to the wife of A W Cecil aa 8 pound boy, Sunday moruing.... Joe Arbogast and Geo M Jenkins took a nunt last Saturday and cap- tured one squirrel. ...Joe Hensley and son Elmer have bought a new threshing outfit and are tearing the bone out of yaller legged chickens ....Jobn Hensley jr, has raised his | new barn....Cole Hensley bought of Hoagland & Holt three or four car loads of fat cattle...... Lucas | & Cameron will locate in Virginia this week....Ben Porter and tami- jly are visiting Mr. Brights’....Ben | Biges and family spent Sunday with Mr. John McFaddens....The Dan- iels machine threshed for Luther Judy Friday. .Flax is making a very poor turn out. Wiley Comiford had 20 acres of as fine looking flax as our part could afford he and got 95 bushels....Dr. Mitchell says he don’t think his eye will trouble him jagain....Mrs Mary Journey says she don't want to war ry any man,for she is about te geta pension of $30,- 000 and that is better than any man in Bates county....Sell your big young chickens before they go any lower in price; they are now worth i 'Te....John Billheimer while feeding oe = : me (athresher had a stick to fly in his = : Samael . : Debt paying is to stop that the de. | above as his onest convietiou.but a | eye which will disable him for some 22 th br i es = Aa mands of the billion-dollar congress | very slight idea of the Bates county | time....F M Keunedy returned to Sr owaengar 2 y ‘may be met. crop can be geired by passing K C last week where he goes tohave eat dena blend one TOO Nos: is this all. The last congress through on the train. The wheat | 48 eyes treated...... Thad Harper 44 th Prokea Java coffee 1 001, te : E i E is about through assessing this 2 jheaped to the $150,000,000 point | crop has all been saved and the yield bane 4 th Mexican coffee 1¢ Grae : : : | township. After he gets through that new form of debt, indefinite in | will be larger tian for years. The look the coll : N 100 ih Blue D. flour 2 | 8 3 jlook out for the collector... ... Neb i B ‘“|;amount and in duration. required prospects for corn could uot be bet- | Shobe is downing candy prices. He 100 th — flour 5 ye Sunuaily to pay pensions. It also lter. Of course there are pieces of | is making his own candy and is giv- 100 I ergs eee 2 15) voted sugar bounties and steamship ‘low, swampy lands thit have been /128 — sapere rata Pow- 20 th pail jelly 1 0 | Subsidies, which will call for $20,- drowned out Farmers of Bates Wore a ood eae fade comely 10 th California honey 1 00) See : | Ed Dudley will neither borrow nor 63h Hominy fakes 25 | 000,000 annually for years to come. county will raise enough to keep the | jend as he has a saddle of bis own D ra a = BE Ifa national debt is anational wolf frem the door and assist their ....John McFadden is preparing 4 reseus ' aed | blessing, the party in power has or- unfortunate neighbors to move the old store house—the it Pere map Sugar 15 | dained that this country shall be — - ay first store built in Virginia...... A 1 th Princess tea worth 75 351 = E chicken buyer of Butler came out ‘ abundantly blessed.—-New York Sana i 1 th Imperial tea worth 60 35) World here last week to buy a load of IsMeGue Sadnoader ten ; World. of chickens, Jesse says be said: “I 7 ovum ooo ‘ are can't make vuything out of these worth 75 50 Cc Oa fouls.” If we are fools our money is 5 th navy beans 25 jOK N. M. Nestrexope 1th Health and Prosperity i ox | When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. ; bse ee ame | When she was a Child, she cried for Casturia, th t Ho! Ho! Agents and Canvassers. h Jolly Tar tobace: 35) | L th Sts a bas 451 When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria a A NEW IDEA FOR CHILDREN. | ’ 2 ar to a ‘co ; : | When she bad Children, ahe gave them Castorig | FSometning new and unique in educational devices. 2 th California evaporated po pro} ne day. for the peaches: 25 | — was Chestnut St. St. Louis More i 2 th California evaporated | { s —<—<$—<—<$—$—_——_____. apricots 25 | Vonsorial Artist. ost a ae E. Laas cigee — is a 9 aN ae 20} _Six chairs, no waiting, vou are next | his residence in the northest par 12h pail No. 1 mackerel i 20) oat and get a first-class hair cut, , , of town and his office is with Badg- 12 th pail white fish ie | spent neg = EY bie Re . ley & Hall, south side merchants. , Bi s ene “C 25 | shop in the city. rbcrs. No i y Py S ? S 2 1th Big John smoking ieenege 2 Main street, opposite postottice. Call for Our Select,” the best Ha 3 cans sardines in oil 25! J. R.Partensox, Prop’r. | xX. vana cigar in the market. For sale ‘2 ons large mustard sardines 25 | by all dealers. 34tf |3 caus best tomatoes 25 13 st corn 25 z |2 cans Boston baked beans 25 & Z aR lo cans salmon 25 = |3 large boxes French blacking 25) S |6 bars Clairette soap 25 6 bars White Star soap 6 bars Water Queen soap 20 boxes matches '1 qt bottle blueing ; Brooms worth 25 for | 100 foot wire clothes line 5 doz clothes pins 1 doz Bluefield bananas ;1 doz fancy lemons 1 bottle French mustard 1 gallon pure cider vinegar 1 bottle English table sauce We have just re- ceived a large supply of Calloway Co. leaf Juno") fuluiofpy pue sajeq Jo suazyie) ay) o| tobacco that istine for ©& f chewing or smokine, & * 1 try it onee. 3 | eet on | W a Se < Eaten = _