The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 2, 1891, Page 5

‘MOIS UOISOY AY JL opLsy, It it no guess work with us vince you that what we say is true. ca ie) ev) a = s Pp) afd = is a a —, - am Fight shy ofall high price places, = a me ight shy ofall b } i = P ee 1 > Pee Q just step in to our place und see s When you are figuring to see Zs Our large steck of DRESS a S erty : Tae TBR t 3 aS . sheap we are selling z ~ how far you can make a Dollar i GOODS, mast be sold. Come we How. Cieay we Ate ee 4 = = WOODS, or anvthing else we = goin DRY GOODS or anything = ® Auiltsee| silat lowasciGestr e/tren orm Gn aa Aa co : = : ie keep. ih we sell. i making on them. 24 a j= =x a GET OUR PRICES is rc] = We know that we are TREADING ON DANGEROUS GROUND. ‘AUOLS NOLSOU HIdWIT NI SNIVOUVE WOT selling Dry Goods cheaper than you ever before bought then M oney is Tight. 1 4ny g z = = = 2 = = 2 es Ps = 9 ‘saoop ssadud " We know that money is tight searce and hard to get, We are trying to mak ove dollar do the work of ceo A handsome line of ladeis Facin- ators, Hoods, Misses and Chil- drens Caps in wool and plushes. Call and take a look at them. srodvueyy “LMA TIN WO “SOG 84} 9B ‘HUITIOT() pu BxvO] qu yuo asopo OF vottd We would be pleased to price our stock to you, Knowing that we can con- Don't torget that we are closing outa large line of Ladies Cloaks and Gents Clothing at less than Halt] Priee. THE BOSTON STORE, C.E. Gilbert, Manager. South West Corner Square, Butler, Mo. De. ©. MIZE, Norary Pusite. MIZE & CLARDY. IS Do a general REAL ESTATE and exchange business. G. W. CLARDY | Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agents, scm ten ss Ste Represent 4 line of the best TEXAS STATE ALLIANCE. An Attempt to Drag the Order Inte Pelitics Vigorons!y Denounced. | Corsicana, Tex, Nov. 26.—The tion here to-day with sixty counties | represented by nearly 100 delegates. | FIRE & TORNADO INSURANCE COMPANIES Colonel R. A. Rutherford, of Austin, Are correspondents for one of the BEST LOAN COMPANIES in existance. Onur rates he lowest, terms as to payment, to suit. Will rent, manage pro- perty of and pay taxes for non-residents. Cotlections and remittances prompt- [Pattended to.” Our correspondence extends to almost every state in the mn- ion, and will be largely to yourinterest to put your property on our LIST it you desiretoSELL Ourcharges are reasonable, no sale no commission. Buyers will find our Office Headquarters for Sale of Property in Bates Co. |, league with heresy and covenant And will take pleasure in showing We can now be found in our new and elega I Rooms 6 and 7 OVER FARMERS BANK, BUTLER, MO. nything we have on our books. t quarters. MIZE & CLARDY. was chosen permauent chairman | | William S. McAlister of Mississippi attacked the Ocala platform, and said the Indianapolis convention was with duplicity. alienatiny all the val- | uable feelings which inspire respect and excite popular confidence. He attacked McCune as a corruptionist , and Polk asa traitor, and called them THE ST. LOUIS Ww HESFs1._ “disreputable rivals in loathsome oc cupation.” He said Polk had clim- bed the dizzy heights of treason } ; when he apologized to Union sold- in the Confederate army, aud said he should iers in Kansas for serving | ization under new officers. tions and the protest offered to the | old bourbon.” | Supreme Council, and that we de- | nounce the refusal of said council to | tor, who paused at the end of a soare | hear and consider said protest as be- ing un American and contrary to the | pocket and read the note. principles aud teachings of the Far- mers’ Alliance, and a despotic freak of partisan arrogance: and we hail with joy the call for ventic t Memphis next month, national con- H Stone Will Run for Governor. The note was handed to the ora- | K. ©. Times 20h An intimate friend of Colonel Wii- _ing period drew his glasses from his | liam J. Stone of Nevada xunoucés He put | that the ex congressman will make ‘the race for governor and that Iis | “And, now, if it please your Hon- | candidacy will be announcea withtn / or, and you gentlemen of the jury, |the next three weeks. “You cah I leave the case with you.” ‘state positively,” said this friend, He picked up his hat and was in | who, by the way, is something ofa it in his pocket aud said: and pledge to it our fullest support | the clerk's office in about a minute. | politician himself, “that Bill Stome and participation: that this body ap- point twenty-tive delegates to repre- sent Texas in said convention. At the night session Hon. W. H. Marray of Navarro offered a resolu tion to sever all connection with the defacto National Farmers’ Alliance and to provide for a separate organ The res , lution was unanimously adopted. Letters were read from Governor | Northern of Georgia and ether prominent Alliance men indors‘ng | | the convention and pledging their | this indefinite question as best she } fe 1 will be a candidate for governor He | The editor of the Guthrie News) will not make the racs for congress says: “We dropped into the tele-! man at large. His excellent recotid lgraph office this week, and while | in congress shows what he can do there a lady entered and as she drew! there. He now wants to try for the a blank toward her, said: “I told ' governorship of Missouri and ia wy ‘my husband to order a motto to be! opinion he will get it.” i , used for our Sunday School room, The southwest will have Clay- , but I forgot to tell him what the} comb. McAfee and Stone. Dick inscription wast be, or how long’) Dalton will carry the banner from I wanted it. If I send him the par-| the northeast. Martin L. Clardy | ticulars how soon will he get the may represent the southeast, with The operator answered | Green, Clay and Darwin W. Marma duke in central Missouri and Judge message?” be called “Judas Iscariot Polk.” The |SUpport. Adjourned until to-mor-| could and the message was written. } Gibson from the west. In this array: following resolutions were adopted: | TOW We imagine her husband was rath-/ of candidates is plenty of timber. Tt Whereas, There assembled in er startled when he received it for may be casy to pick a winner but i¢ | Fort Worth, Tex., and at St. Louis, | | Mo. conventions of Alliance men | whose purpose was to discard poli- , ties from the order and free it from A good story is related of the | Without any explanation it, said: does not look that way. | Hon. B. Lawless, a former member ( “Mr. ——. Fifth Avenue Hotel, Ar- | of the Louisville bar, and who came kansas City: Unto usa child is born | to this city from Glasgow, Ky., saya , two feet wide and eight long. | the corrupt influence of bad men | the Chicago Press. Ha was a “long- Mary.” ;and to prevent the organization ; winded” talker, and when he arose | | from becoming a secret political or- | to make an argument he didn’t know | | der and keep it in its original pur- | when to stop. Onone occasion he | rected to the advertisement of Munn the Almighty. He created the ity and usefulness; and ‘was making a speech before Judge | & Co., patent solicitors. in another | mighty ocean and He created the Whereas, The St. Louis Conven- | Ballard, in the United States Court. column. Their name is to pebble A colored clergyman, holding forth in Kansas City, recently com. j menced his discourse thusly: “My dear friends, I went to talk The attention of our readers is di-,$? You about the infinite power of | GLOBE-DEMOCRAT. 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LOUIS, MO sample ¢ ‘opies Mailed Free. ce tion appointed a committee to pre-| He had spoken several hours and | sent a protest to the Supreme Coun. | the Judge and everybody else were | He created the solar sys patentees throughout the country. tem and He created a blade ef grass In connection with the publication He created the world and He creat- |eil at Indianapolis against certain | thoroughly tired out, although they | of the Scientific American for the | edagrainof sand. My friends, be | economic measures and politics ad-| were helpless. At last Judge Bal- | past forty-five years, they have made | created me and He created a daisy” | vocated by the National Farmers’ | lard beckoned his brother, Jack Bal-| drawings and specifications for more ~~ Texas Siftings. j Alliance: and. Hard, to him and implored him to Whereas, The said committee | stop Lawless if he could. appeared before the council and of | “Oh, that’s easy enough, fered eaid protest, which the council | the brother refused to hear: and, Whereas. The National Committee replied “Tl atop him inside of three minutes.” / There was a great deal of cuneosity by authority given by the St. Louis | to see how this could be aecomplish- Convention bus called a national | ed, as the orator seemed to be no- convention. to meet at Memphis, where near the end of his speech. Tennessee. December 18, prox: be | Jack Ballard teok a pe 1 and a sheet of paper and ~My Dear Cor it wi That the Grand Siate US- 1 Y dorses the uis couver than one hundred and twenty thous J : eae oe Q ames Cavanaugh, the alleged Pennsylvania capitalist, who claime that Le came to Sedalia for the pur- pose of establishing a rolling mi!) phiut, was fined $20 by Recorder Halstead Wednesday for drunken drunkeness, has at present 700 pa- cies oF sagrancy, aad in defaalt of Each the cash was sent to the rock pile their facilities for obtaining patents were never bet ter than now. Dr. Keely. said to have the physician who is discovered a cure for tients under his treatment. of these patieuts pay him $23. week He is great frand.—Sedalia Ga- : e17 | ze so that bis income at pres is $17-| 7 tte 500 a week Whether he cures In Rossia the gooseis the fowl of ins eure for honor. The Russians uge the goog suecess to for the same purpos Eoterprige. the turkey. we ise