The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 12, 1891, Page 6

MO? oy M . How i determin but as to ch eu posers DRY GOODS, 4 PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS WANTED. When f Is ¢ 3 goods to be as selves ona couch tha by store Call and see me. hand ove t The moment they lost « naste the ball drop- their basin. woke them this sleep Near tog cameron | they found was all na required. | " ‘ Seneca declares that Macenns passed About Missourians. bim. It is 1 opinion that Mr three years withou ng asingle | st. Leuis Republic Stone would ake serieus inroads hour; and Boerhuave says that he has! The Democratic statesmen and | upon Governor Claycomb's strength passed six weeks at one time without | i 5 ‘ 5 mae Seale sleep. | politicians of Southwest Misscuri. if he went into the tight, but I'll tell Blaine was informed by General) are on the verge of yetting things Pichegru that during his active cam- paign in Holland he acver for o single year slept more tl hour in twen- ty-four: the related of Charles of during his mixed. They have been historically solid on political ambitious for many years, and have won their honors by being always bone and same is XW Sweden, hecaioniog : 1armenious 0) wonderful career. Je us and con remy Taylor, dur- ing part of his life, siept only three or|centrated. But some how or other four in the twenty-four: and Napoleon | they are threatening to drive tan- slept only four or five hours in the dem now, and there ar dates for State offices tiou than from al! the State combined. The Major Dan Kennedy had aneloquent twenty-four during his military career; € mere candi but he was able to fall time in the midst of his felt drowsy. John Hunter, the four hours at night asleep at any from that see- work when he ¢ rest of the yreat surgeon, slept other day do one after din- ner. Sir John cee the history | editorial in Lis Spring 1 Leader of » man, who had reached the ad-|° ; vance Of niet and all his| favoring the nomination of Captain life had zie mit but four hours in twenty-] Chas. B. McAfee of Green County four. © for Governor. of Sir Walter Scott suid that he was not eee McAfee is himself uue the best kuown | entirely until he had passed mi seven hours in total unconsciousness. | Missouri, a man of firm ] 1 Southey required ten hours, going to} ¢ ) Z : : eee of sound Democracy, le: di , bed at ten and rising at eight. Sir Democracy, learned in the William Jones laid down the rule of }law and popular with everybody. life for students in the couplet, He was for many yezrs 2] part “Beven hours to books, to pleasant slumber . eae seven, ner of Governor Joh S. Phelps and Ten to the world allot, ard to Heaven, is built on the same | and iutergity as was the dead and Captain McAfee es of h —Yankee Blade, A NEW SOCIETY FAD. mesty gone Roman. Personal Letters Are “Written” ona Type- Was ‘. writer Now. twicfnominated for Congress by Ine of the lates ninong society . ne of the latest > ciety the Democrats of his district. when women is the type woof personal let- ters. The tint—violet, ¢ fa delicate n—and the aper used win oar ler it was a forlorn hope. und he kept his party together and fought such ied ribbon may t irple, i black or nie ene oe ae Bare splendid battlesas were never before old English form of type has been in-|kuown in the Southwest. Singul vented for the use of these s« elty leaders. | The letters written, are laid away fe two in a daintily-lined box of sachet powder of exquisite perfume, the aim being to do away with the oily odor that might cling to the missive “What do you think of the fad?" asked & reporter of a successful type-writer “Well, it doesn’t matter,” was the an- swer of the bright and industrious little woman, “whether personal or love let- ters would look better in one’s own handwriting or net; if the fashion in- jlety nov- ly modest and retiring, he never ask- ed for an office in his life. and nobo dy now believes he ista late for Bat what does the edi- torial declaration in the Springtield Governor. Leader signify? Inthe meantime Colonel J. G. Newbill, the brilliant editor of the Sprizgtield Express, pearance in St. makes his ap- Louis and gives. it elines to. type-written correspondence, | Out quietly to his friends that he the ladi¢s will indulge in it at whatever | will be a candidate for Railroad expense. 1 certainly think nothing Co : . A ; moves one’s memory, when looking | ~O™MISssi0uer. tis well known to over happy reminiscences, pen-talks everybody who kuows anything with a school friend, lover or parents Jabout Greene County polities that more than the indiv 1 handwriting. is Major Kennedy and Colonel Newbill represent opposing fact- ions, and if Colonel Newbill is in the race for Railroad Co But then, looking at it in another light, you can read letters that are type- written much more plainly, and one is apt to write a longer letter when dic- tating, as in this case only the mind is taxed, whereas in writing beth mind and muse re brought into action.” “How about the machiz Do the dealers provide or for this new class of pat “Oh, yes. When the manufacturers recognized the growing fancy they im- mediately seized time by the fo elock and produced a suitable and or nental typewriter for Ly ys nm : Some are very pretty. Take those of white holly with Var It trim- mings: what could mateh better or look more harmonious in dressing apartment? are a variety of ¢ maple, the old oa The machine is arran violently ssioner, it pes tan for Govern- means he , | tain Me. or, oF does not believe Afee’s candi » will figl laey themselves? mented ones aut Way. ons Just at this juncture, however. it interesting to inquire. Where is Judge Thomas A. Se eaycod The Judge ha nof Gre n | be a candidate the Supreme ben Gree 1 white and gold oun And then the the bird's eye and walnut. so as to slip lv with has heretofore him, and there tion of any defection for we into the desk and the cover is made in | Greene County cannot have all the the form of an ordinary wr esk. | offices. True, it oe 1 able These special machines are isive. expe eccentric you N. Y. Star. statesmen t tot “a If you are odd or pay for it.” must * Disappearing. In th “society, sense of eenth cer 2 pas the term, is ppearing. People of a certain class and certain means do certain things at certain | a } - Court and the times because other people of the same 1 the class and the same means do likewise. | €Y at one fell nae re is a rene tendeney toward uprighteousness at work the equalization of luxury and of the : : exterior m estations of Ss se — Social habits are formed on the moc established hy two or th at cen- s of civilization, and all the li : ay. you tind elsewhere is a more or less to ca the : retlection of the real article 1d Me crease of the facilit allewed candid t t nication originality of 2 star eee anak creases and the se |Governor S. H. Cl Jasper mes 1 bee illustration Govern was given to Cc Bismarck. on the vecasi man Empe vi railway station Count H rudely against an Itali tary who was watching the proceedings. The dignitary, greatly incensed, remonstraty ed forcibly against such unceremonious treatment, whereupon Count Herbert turned around hanghtily and said: “I don't think you know who lam. I am Count Herbert Bismarck.” ‘‘That,” re- the Italian, bowing politely, ° an excuse is insufficient! planation it is ample.”—Standard. “the retort z nt Herbert | Misso Ger'!dates. Sy g At the; ; rbert pushed isit to R clined to tl but am in He says it is too jmouncement of his intentions, and | early to make an- t, but as an in the meantime his friends are | ix upa veritable boom for | you what's afact—if Captain McAfee that will just sweep I think I know about when says he wants he nomnination for Governor the Southwest. arm talking Tsay that, EW GOODS? =" what a but at the same time I don't believe | Captain McAfee really wants it. In the event he is not init, there will be a fight between Stone comb with the odds Stone, so far as Congressio The nei pers have stated that Hon. Ber rman of my ¢ and Clay- of in favor one district is concerned punty idids e General, but that’s a mistake. me the other day that he was out of politics for ¢ wanted this v nomination of Hen. H. C. ry te all he to se WAS cure the Timmons as Cireuit Judge But] you know how we are down he Southwest. Weill get together af- ter awhile. and whe State we go upto the next summer I want. Aud without Convention know what we too, think we well ask for it, blushes.” The Werki’s Fair Commissiners Officers. Jetferson City Aug The Mis sourl World's fair commissioners ef Etcet fected a temporury organization electing HH. Grey man aud Charles W field by y of Joplin chan een of Brook secretary Committees on rules and organization were appoint ed and the meeting adjourned till to day The comm ssion were en tertaiued last evening fat the execu tive mansion by The elected the foilowing officers for the ensuing six months: Governor Francis commissioners this President--N_ EF. Gentry of Pettis county. Vice Pres —Nathan Frank of St. Louis. J. Me. D. of Platt county Secretary—Charles W Linn. The commissio tor Chicago. the Palwer at 9 rs leave to-n They will meet at i liouse Friday The committee and o'clock. selection of the executive lady com uussioners was deferred The Australian system im Arkansas Little Rock, Aug. 5.—The test ot the new Australian first election law in this state came off inthe Third ward of this ¢ was ordered Fletcher to council. yesterday ity. ‘Dhe che } elechion by of mostly wh appeared very new syste Stepbney, Conn 0¢ anted fecx, of merchandise Salary will be paidto For further informatioon, ad CHICA AGO GENERAL St PPLY co., 17s West Van Buren St., ixly Chicago, Il. any] niorning | Mayor would be al ¢} e for nomination as Attorney | Sp > the country ti Ber- | ¢ the | aflame and half ¢ morning | | ing it bodily WELL-KNOWN SAYINGS. me Phrases That Proverbi. liave asto A. s dispo- wd ex: vton, and it ver since. very good sort in the expres- Morgan till after exumple of the sam: sion A good enc election.” meets us. How is it eastern illiterate nations y here finish are found? The affairs occurs in Spain. fact that le to get sia and rofessional In the mind the of literary same State « ‘The explanation lies in the both cases the people wre at les, many ars old of wisdom ages. In sr who v rs about Is exactl literat ame po- rized ition and to mted bs spinner this fae- that the sian story- Spanish muleteer and the teller got theirs. He met: (great many ch and his people in rips on the ce his sz. s sharpmess APNeSS ef outline with every fresh repetition. were retailed by countless appreciative | ame Way, the south of Ireland is by | facturer of prove rbs. it) actior No doubt many of them the nature a manu- He is # part of all and as action und re- and opposite. all that rt of him. yin he has met become & pi When # proverb has gained a sure place in one language. and strikes some observer of a different race and civiliza- tion, there i lifticulty about transport- If it be custern it will erence that will not, for in- eppeal towesterns. What then ‘alized. It is have a re stance. happens is t it treated in tl very that names are altered ina good story to. give it In this way an ez mn about a becomes a western one about a b . und so on. TRICKS OF TRADES. Natural Explanation of an Unusual Way of Treating 2 Ladylike Shopper. ‘Here. you get out of this!) Don't let me catch you in this store again!” A llittle feminine shriek followed this rough salutati T turned. relates a New York Herald porsonal pronoun, and beheld a beautiful and fashionably young lady in the clutches of a teilor made man. He had torn opena ssed Coffee | little bundle which he had just received aon the package des nud forced back nto her hand, and with con- as hurrying her of the ney i wry He r eyes were half wed in tears. Her showed through the nd here an queen ‘ent teet ike maa ale f flowe touec in one of the > stores in the city—I question of right or justice in Europe during the last fifty years | Which a Michigan justice of the peace | could not have settled in ten migutes at | @ cost of three dollars. xg the proph- | and full of | the | | HIDES While You Wait,” BUT CURES NOTHING ELSE. for W. L. Douctas si your place ash dealer to se catalogue, secure aAseney. and get them for you. TARE NO st BSTITUTE. r the et For Saie by R. 8. DEACON PrLER, M¢ 2223SHORTHAND w, L."pOUGL 4 € vi CEN EN THE $3.8 SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? It is A Seamless shoe, WIth Lo tacks or Wax thread to hurt the feet; made of the best fine calf, atyliat and easy, aud Because we make wore shoes of (his grade than any other manufact nea itequals hand . WHY 1s THE . DOUCLAS sewed to yating from §. FB 08 Sensing wewed, the fnest calf je shoe ever offered for $5.10; equals French pich cost from $8.00 Lo BLL.) Sewed Welt Shoe, fine nfortable and durable. The dat this same xrade as ¢| tom made shoes costing f 50 Police Shoe; Farmers, Raliroad Men ©” and Letter Carriers all wear them; fue calf, seamless, smooth inside, heavy three so! sion edge. One pair will we odo fy no betty one trial will convince those r comfort and service. Workingman’s shoes « and durable. Those who B ave riven theni a trial will wear no other make. 9 $2.00 nnd 81.75 school shor Boys worn by the boy on the! ir me rits, Lad imported shc [i © thi who want a nS tos dl est'ine Dongola. Stylish aud that W Douglas’ nan tamped on the bottom of each shoe. W. L. DOUGLAS, “rockton, Mass, Sold by Max Weiner. Missouri Pacific Ry. 2 Daily Trains 2 TU price ar KEMPER FAMILY SCHOOL. Military ant Home School for Bove. New Builds ings, Modern and co tion for College « First-class Strictly School, KANSAS CITY and OMAHA ov buildings. Filled to overflowing first more than doubled f: year. . er cireula Woweres «Home influences. 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