The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 16, 1891, Page 4

BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES J. D. ALLEN Eprtor. J. D. Attex & Co.,I TERMS OF SULSCRIPTION KLY Times, published ey The We Wednesd ofe year, po WANT NO DIC It is the province of ¢ rial t wather the news and to the public in as entert L mnan } : } 1 neras possibl iscuss fairl 1 , umd have views sible. In se fa his edueates the mnasses, it appexrs as # iblic ed tor. But « wher paper goes be yond the boundry to force the id attempts public to adopt its views as right without question, it becomes a dictator, and dictatorship is against the American idea of hiberty. the St. Louis Republic to advocate the No one questioned the right of claims of Mr. Mills for speakar with all the cloyuence and sound logical | arguments of which it is noted. It} could go further and send its talen- | ted editor, Colonel Jones, tu Wash- } | ington to use his personal iniluence | ‘s interest. But, aside} that the race for speakership was a friendly contest | its favorit from thie fact in the Democratic party and, whoey- er was successful, all others expect- ed to support him; the Republic had no right to abuse, or even question the right of any member to support his choice, but when Mr. Mills is de- feated and that paper keeps up its fight on the foremost and very best | aud most influential men in the dem ocratic party, it trancsends the realm of respectable party jourualism and enters the field of piracy. Col. Jones, nor any other man, is the die tator of the democratic party, and the course of the Republic in its nonsensical and idiotic course in as- sailing democratic loaders, is doing ing more to injure democratic prin- ciples it professes, than a! republi can papers combined. Col. Jones from his the must withdraw his fire friends and train his guns on enemy's can —_—_——— THAT EXVESSIVE LEVY. tis being the taxes | the tax books aud the books placed urged thet because ve been all extended on in the hands of the various ¢ etors that the township levies should be pid, whether they are legal or not That is equivalent to saying (hat in @lditional labor or worry upon eur! the should pay an illegal tax County ofticer people This, of course, | ig no argument in favor of paying this township tax which is in excess | of the constitutional limit, and the} people ave not under pay for the mistakes of incompetent officials. A democratic county court made | the full leyy of forty cents on the; $100 valuation, on the very best le-| gal advice, with the expectation of | enforcing its collection of all alike, or | if it was found it could not be col | lected, to return to the old method of dividing the 40 cents levy with the townships. We are informed that Judge Connell had an intima-| tion at the June term of court. that | the county's position was not tena- ble and he proceeded immediately to dismiss the test case then pend- ing against the railroad, in order, as | he expressed it, to have the other in the county pay the] levy without question. That is, the) county court had ample opportunity to change the tax books, but in or. der to collect this additional tax of our people, the court sought to de-! ceive them as to the true status off! this railroad case, and leave them in| the dark as to its probable outcome. | The people should be treated fairl in this matter and if a tax is levied! n one it should be levied and col-! lected of all alike. It is not right | to make our people pay a tax, that! the railroads, the largest tax-payers | in the county refuse to pay. In Mt. Pleasant township the board levied 20 cents for road pur poses. This, of course, does not affect parties living in the incorpor ated limits of Butler, for they have to pay a street tax. And, agrin, if parties have already worked out their road tax and have a receipt, they will still have to pay the county levy. 40 cents levy is legal and can be collected. ' i testing its legality in the court }culation of tl | kind and very liber:! in assisting us| : eae S. A. to print this large paper, and if you EBeki s, Rok Hallenbeck and C. M-| will look over the eavertisiz 1] Borr «8. six ns good salesmen as | doing this you furnish yourself a bet-} 3 3 J | the booming Times, then send it to } would be glad to have you come in | $1 per year. | 1 ’ 3 1 ° dock’s bill should receive due attez ! SAMUEL LEVY & Co. Our Boom ditions, Sixteen Pages, The Greatest Mercantile Establisiment in the Sos the past For I tira: has been before the citizens of xy “es fifteen years this Ninety six Col- umns-—The Largest Pape this cour I year to year they have increased their facilities Ever Printedin Bates County. and t the Mes eral y i and those patrous Y with them for years mas a in what we have accom plished past two weeks, and what we will do ire ims a : enewed . t re this week and next renews BI . has ever attempted this feat they stare in wonderment at the great achievement of the Weeks ago we made a careful ea!- he amount cf mone plish what we have undertaken i friends lreal Will say to our ~ . and noti leps | jthat we are not deceived, espe- pe S| Hy ., he vy ¥ z | «d over by the follow- cially asto the nmount of labor | | y the follow alemen: Johu Adair. Tho Butler merel: have beer > wil ra Wie Ae es oy ever palie i down a bolt of calico or uns you will read ah : : erccive ier acocnnil it hand) da vard stick, and a more po- rs tot also give you lite, peasust and accomodating set found In this Nous lady an index 1e3 of thie live tucn could not be wide awake Du eas men of the city thes tisements line for line, they contain world department the most fast in the whole wile We want you to read ndver- information that will interest you. {C®! Pe prerse y article of : = eating appare rht wish.fr: Tell the business man when you go] Wes “Pps sht wish.from | the Soest silks and satins to the best to trade with him that you read his ran is of catieo. Cloaks in all the | advertisement; it pleases him, and he take eund lates* styl . = aur. bosiery,laces, will pleasure in selling you TCs .Ous, 1a sh goods at the very lowest notch. sages Another thing, ean or Ns and we want you thin sided over by J. L. Whes vs and what he/@ gallict young: wish to trade with. Ina Rome to observe it now xnd in the future: | » Meyer, Ed Hulse, W. H. Clay, four | you woul this depart- | is pre it is this, the man that advertises his wares for sele hberally you will tind, in trading with him,that you can de pend on what he advertises-nine times ¢ wtof ten you firm carry a immense ean buy from him cheaper by 25/ stock of clothing. yents furnishings, percent than from those who do | | | hats, cps, Ke. » prices on these not believe it pays to advertise. As eats unt dapheated in: live} ee | nd the gra iin them-|°¢ ees , merchants such a venerai rule y for themse 7 cheanst ‘lves on by hive | basiness mien elants. yorn mer- department which Another moti 1 issuing these | th | floor er the ¢ big ecitions of the Ties is to at-| #Oor over tl is presided We want vou to come to ihis place to} tract your attention to Butler. 1 Huckaby have brought on large stocks of hul- rs counte is W. Levy, one of the pro- iday goods and will give you bar ns us they do not wish to these articles over to another -| prietors, atteuds to the general su-} Come to Bu | pervisio of the entire establish-} Inas tre ia = i eall you ¢ merehants and » you will you build up your tention to the county seat and by proportions o1 magnificent store house, we invite y |to carefully read their page adv There you will find the they are offering: barga ter market for your produce aud en- hauce the value of your lands. In conclusion we ask you to read | ‘ tisement. bargal: jin dry goods, bargains in clothing, | ins in boots your friends at Also | 2S ated and ahees: bs if you are pleased with the paper we Suns a millinery, bargains, MDS | stairs, bargains downstairs, bargains ‘till you can't rest all over the house} and just any number of handsome | |Christmas presents. Call aud see | a distance. aud subseribe. Subscription price = i them. Senator Paddo of Nebraska, | ; a a was the first man to introduce a bil!) Rice & Herper, druggists, next ee { in the senate. He wants purifica-| door to the Bates County National | tion of the food. As food adultera.| Bank, are both well known by al tion has become one of the chief in-| ™0st everybody in the county. | dactriow amo Their large advertisement which ap-| pears in this paper speaks for the enterprise of the firm. They carry g the Yankee manufac. turing establishments of the United States, it is about time congress was doing g tect the} health of the peop: Mr. Pad- a large and excellent stock of drugs, | patent medicines, articles, stationery and school books. Dr. nds the drug business somethi toilet Rice underst and be hon. wr og ga practicing No General, Colonel cr Major, but plain Mr. Crisp. of Ge of the house of representatives. That ng prescriptions They have |; some nice Christmas presents in the gis. speaker 5 ee be overlooked. suits us better. way of tc articles and if needing Congre j ed Saturday and anything in the drug line call and will re-convene to-day. | see them. 7 i {store of Pac: & Tri fof the c jstore whether t | died last n }hotel. | when the little inno: | and blood, w Kassas City is g nake keson succeeded in cx} g a ne gro and he was fined S100. Atke son does the persecut.ng, Joves puys the freight, und thai’s the way tbe fariucrs money goes. pop goes the Wesel Au the stores Just open- el for busine will be found ike 1 ane Cruge! to Sam Levy & C lishment you wil and fresh stock of fumery ? lid line spl stationery. 7 one of the! equipped dru; stores im the county, no old goods, everything fresh, clean Mr. J. 4 Init, 18 the a thorough lrimble, prescription druggist and ull prescriptions left in his | and most perf ety] | ids will be compounded with perfect skill and accuracy. They | have a large line of Christinas yoods | and if you want a present you can not do better than give them a call. Col. Pace would be glad tomeet | his many friend om all portions | inty dali are cordially the y wish to invit-d to droj aid see new | buy or, not and the proprietors will be pleased to meet you and appreciate Your visit. Johu | a lawyer s01e prominence, | St Joseph, Mo.. Dec. 12 D. Campbe!! of Rockport and politician of arrive] here yesterday morning and} shtat the Union depot! ‘ildren well provided for. He serv-| ei two vermis us seuator in the state slature. | « Notice. Rey. Dr. Kulne will lecture at the . chureb, Virginia, Me, on Sat | ynight, December 12th. An/ do s tradi: You jacdimies on fee of ten cents will bej will fi: you desire im theo nae jeharged at the dk or. Children un- | Y : | der 10 years of age, free. Proceeds Christmas line ar the stores that are i z : mt ; Sit it }t. be used for the support of the] aivertisi 1 this pape They (Vuginia Literary Society. All me invited to attend. WORST FORM ECZEMA Badlied Best Medical Skill for Eight! Mont! Cured in Two Months Cuticura Remedies. ferer was wrapped in ago- ny for at least months Si that time | \ Was simply untoid, then | j:Lbegan the use of the Cuticura Rem two me t seare nd carting | boy had rest and to all | appearances the Cisease | had yielded, but I con- | tinued the medicine for | several months after no | trace could be seen of iton any partofhis body. The doctors here | Watelicd the disease with much interest, and | could only sav ‘Well done!’’ The case was known far apd wide, and everybody was mach | surprised. But thanks to Cuticura Remedies. | Could there be anything on earth that woald | i cause a father to rejoice it surely would be ent one could have sach aremedyat hand. (See portrait herewith } A Nicols, Bunker, Ind A child was brought to me with chroni th ic e zema that had detied spiendid treatment from Many good doctors “As a regular M. D should have continued similar treat thonght it useless. So put it on Cat eu The child is well fee C.L. Gnsney, M D ‘ Cuticura Re he new Blood ani Skin Cuticura, the grea: Ta soap, the exqaigite sk nally, ineta: every disease ve and spe dbumor of the s = of hal ege, from pi ; ** How to ¢ P rGrSend for ; Christian ¢ j ter are quite sich SYRUP CO: ‘Ehe Garland is the Hest. | | He leaves a wife and four! °~ ‘CHARTER OAK COOK STOVE, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, TINYARE Whiskies, Wines, Liguors, & Cigars <A a ee enemas eee ete, This week we want to say a good Notica Vo Taxpayers. word for o — 2 Your tax is now due and should be paid at once. After the first of anuary the law requires that a pen- be added on all unpaid taxes. isave t Please be prompt ar Is pene alty 2a~s i : 1 the ’ ) when Tucker. syrup of Biss i en it is pleasant d ~ - and retr : © taste, and acts not be well served, Y at ls cold ee i tis PV rt f £5 is the have a good knife yo oi its kind ever pro There be no better carving knives | ¢ pleasing to the taste and ac- ' in ve world than those sold b C tu the nuich, prompt in RR Descex ts netien and truly beneficial in its eae fiects, pre , irom the most te substances, its ites commend it le it wn, for the most ha yeen b+ Afast f. he past few < has been Lfast for t t few ule in 50 all leading drug. able druggist who days : Martin Williams, is in) m: City 1 will pro- ene who pt any ind is) pleading wis Do not ac to try 3t. He is willing ae A : ¢ ubstitute, to take any job in sight from assist | * CALIFGENIA F/G AN FRANCIS ant reading clerk to ca r elean er IT EXCKELLES ALL OTHERS. It is made of the best matenial in the market; it has the heaviest steet jacket; it has ae extra heavy tire pot, it has au ash paunyit has cold air ie damper, it is more ftuestit hasan automat | hamdsomely ornament i 3 } e@ than any ‘oth r, it has the heaviest nickle wil thimmings, it weigh more than any other of the same size, t will keep fire longer, it will take less fuel, it will last longer. aa y other heating It is Guaranteed to give better satisfaction than a We handle a full line of 4 PEORIA WOOD HEATING STOVE: And the Celebrated stove on the market. With the wonderful wire gauze oven door. GLASSWARE AND QUEI ennel 13L’ SOUTHWEST CORNER SQUARE. ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SWARE. eeler Wiercantile Co, “LER, MO. We buy our whiskies direct from Distilleries and can make prices as low by the Gallon as Kansas City. JUG and KEG TRADE A SPECIALTY Nothing but the best brands of Whiskies Gins handled. Anheuser-Busch celebrate in Butler and on tap. Cal . Wines, Brandeys and d BUDWEISER BEER l and see us. i Opera House Saloon. r uthwest Corner Square, Butler, Mo.