The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 20, 1892, Page 8

MAKE A LINE TO J.M. MeKIBBEN’S AND SEE HIS ELEGANT STOCK OF Dry Goods. BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats, Caps, ~AND NICEST LINE OF DRESS GOODS TO BE FOUND PALACE HOTEL BUILDING, H... TUCKER, Suecessorto J. G Walker DRUGGIST. | | Dealer in | Drugs and Medicines | Prescriptions Carefully Compoun’- } ed. Anight Clerk can always be | had by pulling the Knobin front. Vonsorial Artist. Six chairs, no waiting, you are next Call and get a first-class hair cut, *moothshave and a shampoo. Finest | shopinthe city. Bestbarbers. North | Main street, opposite postoftice. Wa. Boone, Prop’r. When you desire to make a real | estate loan callon Duvall & Peret val, west side square, Butler, Mo. Money paid when papers are signed | and your principal and interest is made payable at their office. 7 4t Miss Daisy Shaunon arrived in Rich Hill yesterday and will spend a few days yisiting with Mrs. RC. Massie.—-R_ H. Tribune. farm or make any kind of exchange, call Mize & Cranpy. If you want to buy or sell a on or write to Cy Walker, Harvey Clark, Shirley and Bishop Childs, of Butler, were in the city yesterday for the pur- pose of attending the leap year ball ! last night.—Review. Kansas City sustained a big loss by fire Sunday night. The tire origi- | nated in the Deardorff building which was totally destroyed. It is claimed the damages will amount to almost $200,000 Sheriff Hartsock has been on the , sick list for the past week with gtipp. The sheriff says he will start his deputies next week over the county serving subpoenas for cireuit court which will convene the | tirst Monday in February. raves, member of the law W. W. tirm of Parkinson & Graves, the | leading lawyerg of Butler. made a | business visit to Appleton City the forepart of the week, Mr. Graves is one of the most popular and sue- cessful young lawyers in southwest Missouri.—Appleton City Journal. Why use impure cistern water when Pastures Improved Patent wa ter filter is guaranteed to purify it For Sale by Beyyert-Wueever Menrc'r. Co. 38 tf Several citizens of Hume will sue | the Kansas City, Nevada & Ft. Smith railway company for damages | to property incurred through the construction of a narrow guage rail- road through Fifth street, and the hearing of the suit is set for the February term of the Bates county vireuit court. Hon. D. A. DeAr mond is one of the attorneys for the plaintiffs. —Nevada Democrat Drug Stock For Sale. A new cl dre sale at a bargain. Ca S. Pierce, Adrian. Wanted stock of io exchange & lean hardy good busines town in Ohio. in good ¢ Mize & Crarpy. | sent county officials. to ascertain how the Hon. D. A. De- Armond casts his vote on all imy ort-| ant questions.—Lamar Democrat. “Now what we want to do is to go tective Tariff League, New York, | April 29, 1891. “Business failures | in the United States in 1891 num- | bered 12,349, or 16 per cent. more | than in 1890.°—Bradstreet’s, Jan. 2, 1892. i afforded the | public to see “Alvin Joslin” and his many mishaps and ludicrous tions. Another chance is situa. | The success of this play has been remarkable. There is no bet-| «ter proof that the public like ‘Alvin Joslin” than that it has made a for | tune for its owuer. Unele Al will appear at Butler, Jan. 21, 1892. | and his funny folks | A great d about the exawination of the past | al is now being said | records of Bates county by the pre- | It is all mere | nonsense to suppose the county has, been robbed by over indulgent coun- | ty officers, when the county is get ting along very well,considering the | | condition of the majority,financially. | Let the money appriated for this pur- | pose be expended in erecting a jail | and save the expense of transferring | our criminals te another couuty.| There would be something like con- | sistency in a move of this kind. But | then the chronic kicker and the po- litical capital seeking politician must be appeased in their pet hobbies re | gardiess of the people’s mouey.— | Border Telephone Idaho, has been visiting in Missouri | for several weeks. j1 Daring the past | 1 LOWER & LOWER | Blue D flour per sack $1.25 | Hawkey $2 35 per hundred, or | | $1.20 per sack. }21 ib Grapulated Sugar 22 © Light brown 2B + } 1 Etosiery, : | THE-—— 1 el i$ IN THE CITY. 6 - - BUTLER, MIsSKOL aa.) 6 Rae. | § It is allvight to form democratic) 4 jelubs in the United States But} 1 now is not the time to form Cleve-| land or Hill clubs or clubs in the in-| 2 terest of apy individual. F | 3 clubs in the interest of demoer - —Lamar Democrat ee 1 aE Hon. D. A. DeArmond. | 1 nied by his wife and two of dren, are now in Washing t« | > if that up country smellin mit | ~ tee will send a sub-committee | 10 to Washington they will be able | ese 1] j on and prosper.”"—Major McKinley | at the banquet of the American Pro- 2 packages coffee uu th Pure Moyuam In Brown Java Blend coffe 1.00 1.00 1.00 100 € 1 perial tea Pure Moyum Gunpow- der tea 0 Sun cured Japan tea 35 * Dast 15 Pearl Hominy Hominy flakes 25 Scotch oat thikes 25 “© Dried green peas currents fine large rais * layer figs nice new dates zen Mexican oranges > faney bright lemons u pkg. New England Min meat 10 pkg. Egg macaroni 35 it California strained ho» ey 160 cau solid packed tomatoes 10 1 * Trophy corn 10 * Early June poas 10 * Golden pumpkins 10 * Golden wax beans 10 * Salmon 25 1 1 20 Hi fresh mackerel sor good * deviled ham 2 * sardines * mustard sardines 2 bottles Heinz’s tomato cat- sup gal. Heinz’s small 3 quart bottle bluing boxes mule matches, doz clothes pius large lunch basket neth or 25 dickles the best mop and brush holder com- biued Brooms worth 25 for Clothes baskets worth $1.25 orth 75 for rth $1.50 for jlons 175 test coal Ibs bright dried apples for “© faney evaporated nia peaches * faucy evaporated nia apricots pure cider vinegar “ fine honey drip sy 20 for sO Tubs worth 75e for 55 Wire elotes line worth 60c¢ for 40 | Well buckets werth 50 for 35 Leather back horse brush w Wood fiber pails worth 75 for 5 gal. gavlinized iron oil cans oil rup califor Califor * faney evaporated Cali nia blackberries bars clariette soap “ white star soap “water queen soap ind made lunch good ones Sugar cured California hams | Dry salt bacon C. H. Brockman of near Lewiston | } 1b Star tobacco ountry shoulders | 1 Ib Cherry Bounce tobacco lb Let Go ‘ 1b Fish Hook = baskets 20 5} OF 25 30 two week he has been visiting his|11b Seal of Kansas smoking old friends. Judge JN. Ballard and | Elder J. W. Kellar of this place. Mr. Brockman also visited many of his old time friends in Bates county | while here, he being a former resi- dent of that county. He left this place Monday evening for bis home in Idaho.... Messrs. Lewis and Em- mett Ballard returned to school at | Fayette, Mo., last week, their sister, 1 lb Early Bird twist tobs bie )$1 tobaeco lash board lantern 100 piece porcelain chit ly decorated an 3.00. 10 piece fancy decor: j Sets for $4.00 : : | Miss Josie Ballard, being in a fair jlamps must go; come aud get one. way to recover from her recent 1l- ness.— Montrose Signal How Baking Powders are Made. While rival companies are disput- are to be found in the “best baking powder, the public will be interested in following definition i article ing as to what ingredie f these now in- we bowls, churns, sugar buckets, we boards, pins, butter > cu mot Our faney stand and 25 30 worth = 5 dinner } gold bands, ated chamber | hanging Our tinware line is complete and > will unders: Ly Ot We havea large stuck of choppi potatoe plints, shoe ne masbers, rolling rry combs, whips, traps, ive traps aud almost everyt! for and will sell When we say uy i = J. E. WILLIAMS & CO. “Alvin Joslin” will appear at But- | ler Jan 2ist. He has appeared in| so many different cities, and every- body knows him so that th announcement is suflicient. Everybody laughs at Uncle Alvin-- | they can’t help it; they go to laugh | | ge yourself and laugh. \ well mere We have no objections to the al liauce men of Henry county wateb-| ing the course of Judge DeArmoud In 1a ¢ short we have no pgress. men of the sted on his DeArmond der a bush- ased to haye every! ardiess of his his acts carefully to the people and as their representative will use his talents inte rca will b objections to this. In any war which the Umted hould engage in such of the defenders sd part i nstou the men who once of the armies of Lee The law which bars such men from pusitions in the army or wavy lived all reason for be- ld be rey d.—Glolc- The most severe blizzard of the} seas arrived in Butler Sunday | night, and Monday the snow fell | thick and fast. On eecount of which | the Tives feels it a duty to again | remnd the charitable societies of | the city that it os their duty to at | } . | Ouce begin ui canvass of the town aod sce that the worthy peor are not forgotten. Charity begins at home| jan a¢) Times bopes one society | will not wait for another to make a| /move but all join together in this | laudable enterprise of careing for the widow and destitute. Now ladies | come to the front in this matter of charity and let's hear a good report. | | 1 A Sad Case i | A week or so agoa Mr. Deshay of ithe east part of town died from la} Mrs. Cloud came | }from Ilinois to attend the | bringing with her a young child. At |the time ef Mr. Desbay igrippe. His sister, ° | funeral, | eath his} wife was sick with la grippe also, j this which terminated in her Priday— children orphaned developed into pneumonia, | last | aving three or four small Mrs. Cloud re- | death mained here throughout her siste in law's illness to nurse aud care for} her, but that lady's funeral was| j scately | died. day afternoon, the services being | conducted by Rev. Faust of the C. P. church. But the trouble does not jeud here, and what is yet to come ovew when her own ehild| Its funeral took place yester- | Cloud in re- sponse toa telegram informing ber husband of her affliction and request- ing Lim to come at once, has been notified that he was unable to come —the inference is that he or some | other member of the family is seri- jously ill. Mrs. Cloud, poor woman, cannot be told, as Mrs. Every s almost frantic with grief. thing that can be is being done by } kind hearts and willing hands to| jrender her situation as comfortable | This unusually sad eases which appeal to} fas possible. 13 one of those the sympathies of eyery one.—Rich Hill Review. A Broken Leg: ile driver at mine No. 4 met Ww n ident the first of the we aud f his legs was broken about the accident broken | y that in} vbout three hours the driver was at r set the work again, apparently none the Thi ; worse of the accident. s prob- cest surgi operation lon vecord ill just add that the 1. ¢ was ne and M. D. was a eay ter.) —R. H. Tribune Royal Baking Powder Leads All. “The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, for I have so found it in many tests, made both for them and the U. S. Government. The Royal Bak- ing Powder is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable Baking Powder offered to the public. “HENRY A. MOtd, Pu: Dy’ 1 nave VEL he ze Chemist for U.S. Government, sal tests to which I have submitted it Royal Baking Powder perfectly ful and free from every deleterious substance. It is purest in quality and highest in strength of any Baking Powder of which I have knowledge. b7-<¢ Wash: WM. McMURTRIE, E. M., Px. D.” : hief US. Dep't of Agri culture, e strength of the Royal is shown to be 23 per cent. greater than any other. “Asa result of my investigations T find the Royal Bakir cont. greatest strength. r: The latest investigations by the United Sta Powder far superior to the others. It is pure, none but wholesome ingredients, and is of X. VALADE, Dom f Canada.” and Canadian Governments show the Royal Bak- Ino ength. Powder superior to all others in Ieavenin: Statements bv other manufacturers lo the cou- trary have been declared oy the official authoritics fulsifications of the official reports. Business House for Rent. Ground floor, two doors south of Bates County National bank. Can be lighted with ecleetiie light and water supphed by hydrant. Want- eda live business merchant, dry yoods man preferred Room large enough to hold ten or fifteen thou sand dollars worth of stock. For further particulars. © Call on or ad- drese, Fraxeisco Bros. 45 Im* Mo Sutler, Farm tor Sate. A well improved farm for sale 9 miles north tof Butler; wood six ouse, barn, young bearing &e. 26 Will giving time at on different I. D. Kier. rd. ponds, wells, acres timothy and clover. sell on small cash payment, low rate of interest payments Farmers Bank 6tf Notice Vo aypayers. Your tax is now due and should be paidat once. After the first of January the law requires that a pen alty be added on all unpaid taxes. Please be prompt and save this pen- alty A. O. Wevron, Township Collector. ——————— IVORY SOAP THE BEST FOR EVERY PURPOSE Pure. = IWS d I a4 ad ar dWVodOOoVd0 0>°% Ua S Add @Z1-¢iBdVa *500,000 We desire to vlace cuton recl estate security a large amount of money Will give the best terms and lowest rates yel offered by anyone tn this line of business: Notes drawn torone: two- three or jive years: lave some money to loan pauable on or before aeiven date- Calland see how cheap we can let you have money.- The Bankers Loan & Title Co P. ©. FULKERSON, Manager. LUMBER!! H.C. WYATT & SON. Say mioney by calling on us for ——— prices on LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES. PAINTS. —— And all——_—_ Building. Materials, ——Our motto 1s——$ HIGH GRADES ———And LOW PRICES