The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 9, 1892, Page 8

one A A a Pr LINE TO | MAKE A J.M. MecKIBBEN’S. AND SEE HIS ELEGANT STOCK OF DrvGoods, BOOTS AND SHOES, | Hats, Caps, Hosiery, ——AND THE—— i LINE OF DRESS GOODS TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. NICES PALACE HOTEL BUILDING, - - BUTLER, MISSOURE.| Township Convention. The demoerats of Mt. Pleasant | of this city, has given birth to adou-| township are hereby notitied to meet ble girl baby, which has four well! at the court house in Butler on Sat developed feet and hands and one) urday March 12th 1892, for the pur- vody, the two organisms being | pose of selecting delegates to the grown together face to face. The! county convention to he held in Bat. | double baby is doing well. ! ler March 19th 1892. $20,000 stock of dry goods and ’ . i Liste, general merchandise to exchange for | Uwp. Committeeman. , 3. » a Q a good Bates county land. | Dress goods, all the latest styles | Mize & Crarpy. at Mrs. Peter Lane’s; Waxrep—A place in the country | alike. | as farm hand. Ww. McCrvre. Dr. Lansdown informs us that he Call at Duncan’s mill Butler, Mo.} will move his drug store to Adrian {as soon as the roads will permit. | His sou Walter will take charge of Danville, Iowa, March 1.—Mre. X. Houton, liying seven miles west | no two styles C. C. Harris. a big stock man of Butler,was in Harrisonville Tuesday | the store at that place and Wednesdey....D. A. and H. H. : 7 The Kansas City Court of Ap- Colyer, stockmen of Butler were | peals handed down a large number here attending court....S. P. Fran- " : | of opiuious, Monday and among the cisco and W. W. Graves were here} number we notice the following from this week and were opposed to each . ' : Bates County.—2176 J. J. MeKis- other in their cases in court.—Har-| gic, appellant, vs. Mount Pleasant risonville Missourian. township, Bates County, respondent Bates county, affirmed. State of Missouri, respondent, vs. J. R. Douglass, appellant. Motion to tax cost sustained. Allowed for | printing $22. Dapehendiat oi ice -aniocti The first was on auction brought coming 8-year olds. Very cheap if by Mr. McKissick upon a written sd os ke ‘contract for working the roads in sold soon. Also twelve head of good , it SRR Sy fs Eeaitab uniles hare ae j road district No. 2 of this township. Tos i eer peagarss | Judge Lay held that the contract 16-2t Adrian, Mo. | Ce a eee RE | was not binding upon its township Colyer Bros, Sales. /and it appears that the higher court All jack men of long experience | concur in that opinion will bear us out in saying that the ——-— supevior Mammoth and old Moringo | Well Merited. Mammoth are the best founda-! The Williams boys seems to be tion that jacks can be bred from. | doing the grocery business of the Of this breeding we have sold the | town; and they merit it too, for they following jacks: sik are the ones that inaugurated the One extra three year-o' ack | low prices in Butler on groceries. jack (Frank Woodford), 154 hands} And they held the prices down. Not high, to Robinson _ — of! down one day and up the next, Warrensburg, Mo. Thisjack is one| but down all the time. Their of superior makeup, having extra | goods are of the finest quality. They heavy bone, big weight and extra! haveno poor quality of goods in the'r length taken for all purposes, no | house of any kind. They say they man in Missouri owns a better one. | are more particular about sending | Erice paid, $1,200. ; } out good goods on account of the in-} Next comes the big two year old, ; sinuations thas have been practiced sold to Corbin, Baylless and Wolfe, | by some other groceryinen, that our | of Blue Mound, Kansas. This jack | goods were not first-class. They is 153 hands high, with more weight, | had to have some excuse for not bone and style than any two year | selling as cheap, and they either had old west of the Missouri river. If | to say cheap quality or short weight, os ere ge at the oo | or both, Angel - hold the = orld’s fair. rice paid, $1,200. | tomers to their high prices. e To the same parties the famous| people have found out that the premium jack (Sorprise) black with | Williams boys are giving good white points, 15} hands high. This | goods and full weight, and warraat is an extra jennet jack as well as for | everything they sell to be as repre- mules; has never been beaten ina! sented. When a mercanant tells you fair ring, taking the premium at the | that Williams boys are giving short Lebanon fair last year in a ring of | weights, ora poor quality of goods, eleven and all good ones. Price | or their sugar is full of dirt,(as some paid $1,250, but is worth $1,500 to | have done.) you can tell them, that county or breeder. ‘if their conscience was as pure and Richard Press, sold to R. L. Bal-! clean as Williams boy's goods they ad va Burlington, Beary — | would be better off. They ask every- with white points, 16 hands high, | one that buys goods from them to se | years old, with extra lenght, | be sure and weigh each article to see and very heavy bone. A better|that it weighs out, and they will bred jack never left Kentucky. Will | give five pounds for every pound make a first-class jennett jack, and is | short weight found against them. a credit to any country. Price paid | $1,200. | a Messrs. Pogue and Board Bros., An Impertant Difference. of this county, bought the hand | To make it apparent to thousands | some four year-old black jack (Bat | who think themselves ill, that they Parrott). This jack is a half brother | are not affected with any disease, to the famous big two year-old, and | but that the system simply needs will give satisfaction wherever used. | cleansing, is to bring comfort bome He is a perfect mold and very fine. | to their hearts, as a costive condi-| I bave a lot of good mules and horses, which I will sell cheap. Call and see them. | 15-3t J.P. Cheaper Than Cattle. EDWARDS. mules ! 16-1t | | must go, and we will positiv 100 fh Blue D fleur $2.45) 100 * Hawkeye flour ea 160 “ Undine es BE 0! 4 pkgs. Arbuckles Coffee i7| 4 “ Lyon = ae 4 “ Cordova = TET $ Ti 5 gal. 175 test coal oil 60} nia fine 22 Th best Cal gran ulated sugar 100) THAT SECRET CIRCULAR. 25 * nice brown sugar 1.00} 5 “ faney green coffee war- | Showing the Methods Kesorted ranted good 100! to to Defeat Allen. 4 “ fancy blend roast ¢ 160] The following is the circular which is beipg sent out over the county nt office. We pub- lish it in full in order to show to all democrats the methods resorted to in order to encompass our defeat. | The charges and insinuations con- 15 * New Carolina Rice 1.00} ifrom the Denx 8 © Pearl Hominy S + Dried green peas 6 * Hominy flukes 25 6 “© White scotch oat flakes tained therein are false and libelous, aud known to be st the b st 25 h by the parties endorsing and sending them out 7 * Pare maple sugar 1.00 ; Jerrerson Crry, Mo., Mancu Ist, ‘92. 4 © New lima beans 25 oy Sree meee bay Drs 3° fancy large raising 25 | mentioned for delegate to ®e nation- al convention. ae The county conven- +“ Evaporated Culifornia on has been called to meet when I Blackberries - G * New Grits ing doorkeeper and the legislature | a : : : : jis and will be in session. I wish you 2“ Dwights or Arm and | pears . : would look after your township con- Hammer soda j Yentions for me, and I wiil remem- 1 * New sun cured Japan ber it. If the fight bet-veen Allen beneGxthlG0 for 45|8nd myself is too strong and it is deemed best to takesome third man, I will graciously acquiesce. see that 1“ New Moyum Tuperial Pleace the right thing shsll be done by sending ap good men. tea worth 60 for 35 “ Moyum gunpowder ter : a eine : Crees I send the following clippings not 50 worth Tie Re campaign, nor as an endorsement of any assertions therein but to show the feeling that now exists, Your Friend, Jor B. Suersy. New dried apples 12 “ streaked Dry salt bacon 1.00 10 * White clover strained honey 1.C0 1 + Kentucky Burly leaf to- Democrats Protest. Hill Enterprise 23. in Butler 50 20 boxes mule matches 200 in box 12 «+ Parlor matches 1 Broom worth 25 2 doz clothespius 2 cans salmon 3 cans 2 lb oysters 2 cans fresh mackerei 1 gal pure cider vinegar 3 bars clariette soap 6 « Water gueen 6 © White star 1 doz fancy Messina lenions 1 dez fancy Bluefield Bana- a.s 1 doz fancy Florida Oranges 1 kit large white fish worth an emphatic protest against a ima- chine faction putting J. D. Allen up as the choice of the party here as delegate to the national democratic 5 | convention. shrink from this duty, Mr. Allen being a fellow journalist, but for the good of the party it is imperative that we sound the alarm and avoid disastrous should they persist in their suicidal and rash course. consequences, REASONS WHY. Mr. Allen may properly be term There never has been an office to fill from road overseer up, that Al- len did not try to fill with a hench- mau, if he has no dupe to put in his place, he wears himself out trying sortiment of table biives and cforks to defeat the will of the people, and spoons which we will will sell at | knifes some worthy wan who may half the regular price asked for them jaspire. Two years ago Mr. Allen We have the best 5 gallon oil can] was particular to see that gulant J. that was ever brought to Butler, aud | Shelby, nominee for she riff, was will sell them at 25 cents less than | = they are worth. Our fish in kits are 7 new fresh and fat, we have a large|#! hundred stock of them and are selling them jcause he defeated less than they are worth. We have | for the nomination. knocked flour down another notch. We advise you to come in and buy We have tne best seed potatoes on earth, largest and finest flavor, and will grow more potatoes on one acre than others will on two acres. Don't fail to get some for seed. We have just received a large as- slaughtered at the polls, 1un sever- behind his ticket be- Allen's brother As disbursing agent for the comuittee,he is accus- now, while it is low. The pros- ed of using Shelby’s assessment to pects are that flour will be higher. | Pay republicans who fought Shelby Our stock of tinware and granite | at the polls. ware is large and complete, every-| Many years after Rich Hill was thing bright and new, and will un locganized, we brought a splendid dersell any prices given you else | majority out of chaos, J. D. Allen | where. | amen : We have a new thing in galvaniz peepee dat the court oases crumb ediron tubs. Come and see them. picser at the democratic tab'e. He Our fancy stand and hanging lamps j}was put into run the company or- Price paid, $750. | tion is easily cured by using Syrup No jack dealers have ever intro- | of Figs. Manufactured by the Cali-! duced or sold four better than the | fornia Fig i Mch! above described. ‘They are a credit to Kentucky as well as Missoun. Good blood will always be on top. Washington, Ms ouse | appropriation committee to day fin-/| ished the consideration of the bill! EGGS WANTED making appropri: son account of | eo pensions for the fiscal year 1893. ‘ As completed, it approp CULVER & LANE 8, , $25,066 as compared wit West side Square. High prices in aggregating $147,064,550 and an! ' : : 1 Cash, Dry Goods or Groceries. | aypropriation for the current year | CULVER & LANE. | of $135,214,7 5 | } \ y sell | ean. J 8 less na you any lamp we have at 2 than it cost us. We canuot carry ik them over summer. We have Land When Hon. W. J. Stone reth’s Garden seeds in bulk, which | jye yeomanry work in eon you all know are the finest seeds 9)°” pes to grow. We warrant every seed to grow. We are acash house as you all know, and the above prices are for CASH. was do ress, the ne Allen- ehoice our people, t his persistent tlemen were allo edefended them ht of Mr. Allen. C YOURS TRULY Pp g them, wh pr condemnation on his part, acknow]l- J.E Williams & Co. edging himself a traducer. These | t 1 have te be at Jefferson City, be- | that Iteke any part in x» personal | Personaliy we would | $1.00 for go | ed a kid politician, only the crank of 1 kit large fat mackerel worth acowpany organ. organized and | $1 40 for 1.10} maintained to crib party patronge 1 package Aunt Jemima Pan {and political epoils. cake flour 10 F LOWER& LOWER) Royal Baking Powder is reported by _ the U. S. Government, after offcial tests, highest of all in leavening pcwer. | It is the best and most econonical; a-:pure cream of tartar Baking Powder. he county and to try and endorsement of an his candidacy — for national delegate to the convention to old time would be disrespe t of worthy and well qualified democrats. We might mention such as Hon. J. B. Newberry, Marion Todd, H. P. Nickel, J. Sex W. E. Walton, H.C. Reece, W. P. Coleman, W. F. Tygard, E. A. Henry, J. C. Clark and others. Butler Democ? sth Joe B. Shelby is away at Jefferson lit on City an t appear that the convention was enlled very early to knew that he shut him out, as we cannot be here, but we believe that the committee did not think of it. However we noticed that certian parties were very anxious to have the couvention called 4 doubt as early, no Joe couldn't be here. You Can Rely | Upon Hood's Sarsay tive remedy for every form of serof- ula, salt rheum, boils, pimples and all other diseases caused by impure blood It eradicates every impuri- ty and at same time tones and vital- izes the whole system. Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver, are cured by Hood's Pills. Unequal- | ‘ed as a dinner pill. irginia Items. CH Morrison, our collector has made his last trip for taxes and /Crith Wright wants blooded bantam pay a fair price for it....Bob Shel ton will start for Colorado Tuesday | So much moving done this 1g we don't know who our neigh | bors are....E C Bean, formerly of | this place, is well pleased with his ; new home in Oregon....Mrs Henry | Feeback is no better....When in | town step in and see my nice line of to buy a spr | glass . Virgil never use breast harness when the roads are muddy collar and hames and one more jhorse is best....Born, to the wife of Link Swany a boy. Link says he jis no boy he’s a man....Born, to the wife of PC Henderson a fine | girl....M D Maloney wants to buy a full blooded black rooster; anyone having one for sale can get a fair | price for it. Also Mr. M. wants a good farmbhand....John Maloney } has come home from Yokum mines ‘to farm with his father....I have about a 40 acre farm that is not rented yet. Please call and see me if you want it....Mrs O M Drys dale is quite sick....Girls look out for V Jenkins. he bas a double seat ed buggy, aud he will be wanting about three of you good looking | girls to ride with him soon.... Mrs Dudly has a very sore | not enjoying very good health this | Spring....Harvey Dudley is making a great many improvements on his farm this spring, among other things we noticed a new gate and bitch rack....Arthur Westover is talking ef building a new house. Westover has plenty of coal and any One wanting coal will find it good....Democrats come out Sat urdy the 12th to your convention. . | Miss Emma Nieukirk of Worland is in our midst visiting....Mrs Carr Dudiey and son Lewis attended the infair at Mrs Nieukirks of Worland. The h was crowded with friends and re . the table fairly groan ed under its load of eatables. Mrs. Niex not forget to send the Tiwes correspondent pieces of the cake for which she will please cept our thanks....If you think the boot Tiwgs is a failure just put ment in how au apswer..... The er of this district should vuth of Denny’s, it’s al most impassable; a young gentleman from our town had an errand over that way last Friday night and it ands : Ww area few of the reasons why Mr. | came near staying there....Rev C | Sheriffof Bates County, Mo., sarilla as a posi- | i rooster and will jale is on the sick list... . | .-Emanuel Nestlerode is | Wm | W West wil octure at the Christian chuch Satu ga, night, March 12th subject: Vois cf the tlesh.... Leap year jarties have been a fail- ure so far tii, year on account of rainy night, ms M. NESTLERODE. pues Jensorial Artist. you are next hair » no waiting, yet a first-class cut, moose and a shampoo. Finest Soop tn tel cine North barbers. * opposite postofiice Wa. Boon Prop’r. Farmers iF nies County Laken tice thatl@Al eo) 7 hares tH NOC Ren record of five Y Bates unt, t they pay the Strongest price r Butter, Eggs and poultry. We p sh for pro- duce. Call onus ae e sy | Batler, Me. 13s Pruth me seen. Rev. Dr Auybody can soil tx, Kuhne, reputation of any individual, howeve, _pure and chaste, by uttering a suspic: 1) that and A puff of the idle wind can take a million of the | Beed nd do a work of the husbandman | must labor long to undo. Such are the seeds of slander, so easily sown, so difficult to gather up, aud yet so pernicious in their fruits. his enemies will believe friends never hear of. s of a thistle, ¢ mischief which Fight head of tine saddle stallions \to be sold at publie auction, at | Clinton, Mo., Mareh 15, 1892. Best | strains of Kentucky blood, such as | Montrose, Black Squirrel and Le- ‘Grande. W. E. Cneatnam & Co. ! Proprietors of the Woodland Deseo 15 Having heard prominent dence ne | ok | Stock Farm, Hatton, Calloway, Co., 1 “* Star tobacco 45|erats from all over the county ex- fons will ao eae op $40.... | Mo. 1 * Crane tobacco 28| press themselves aud having pers jAndy and Joseph Arbogast has | ie ecprcreaincie ee e 1 * cherry bounce tobacco 25} sonal and practical knowledge of | gone east, not for their health, bat ! TERRIBLE ITCHING 1 * Fish hook ? a 28 men and things in Bates county for | for better wages... .Little Tommy | 1 oe Deloiemokne as 23) the} peers ua aes Cowan is on the sick list....Mrs Al-| ——— 1 * Seal of Kansas * ee see ee eee ‘ton Park has returned to her home, Used Everything Five Months. In 1 + Early Bird ty woe zsfed from a sense of duty tothe demo- GHENeDrisha (SHO nas beeneiariae | nee Weeks not a Scar or Pimple. 1 gal. Huey drip syrup best cratic party in Bates county to voice friends here for 6 or 8 wee Cured by Cuticura. When my baby wae three months old hia cheeke and forehead began to break out with white pim. | ples on red surface. In a few daya itching com- | menced, which was terrible. After he would rub | it, matter would ooze | from the points. In short time itspread ov the top of his head, then scabs soon formed on bead and face. We used everything we could bear of for nearly five months. It grew worse @M all the time. I saw your advertisement of the Cu. TIcURA REMEDIES int) “Chicago Weekly.” We mrchased CUTICURA EMEDIES and com menced their use. In three weeks’ time there was not or pimple, not even ascar, on head or face. He ia nineteen months old now, and has no signs of the disease. His ecaip | is heaithy and he has a beautiful head of hair (See portrait herewith.) Mrs. OSCAR JAMES, Woodston, Kan | My infant, eighteen months oid, wasafMlicted with tkin eruptions on bie hips. Bad sores came on other parts. All remedies failed until I procured | Ccticuna. 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ACHING SIDES AND BACK, Hip, Kidney, and Uterine Pains and Weaknesses relieved in one minute by the Caticura Anti-Pain Plaster, the first and ouly pain-killing plaster. | Trustee's Sale. | 4 | Whereas J.N. Gipson and Aunie B. Gipson | hia wife, by their deed of trust dated February | 14th, 1887, ‘and orded in the recorder’s of- fice Within and fur Bates county, Missouri, in book No 49 page IS conteved to Fo oM. AL len, trustee, the following deseribed | real estate iying and being situate in the county of Bates and state of Mirsouri, to-wit i Beginning at the northwest corner of lot one [1] in biock forty-eight (4) in the town (now city] of Butler, running thence south sixty- feet. east twenty-five (25) feet, north five [65] feet to north line of enid lot one [1!, thence weet twenty-five feet te place of beginning. which conveyance was made in trast to secare the payment of three certa: noter fully deseribed in said deed of tra: and whereas it is provided in said deed of j trast that in case of the absence, death. re- fusal to act. or disability in anywite, the then | Acting eheriff of Bates cousty, Missouri, the request of the legal holder of esid notes, should become the successor of said trustee and execute the powers to him giren by said deed of trast, and whereas sald trustee is ei and unableto act, and whereas default has been made in the payment of the principal of said notes and the interest thereon, new long past due and unpaid. Now th fore, 1 C, W Hartsock, sheriT of Bates ¢. i i the request of the legal holder o | described h t bid- court state of Missouri, o Thursday, Mar: | between the hours of kin the 7 | hoon and five o’clock in the afternoon or thal day, forthe purpose of satisfying said dei | Interest and costs. = C. W. HARTSOCK. acting Trustee. st, 1892, Leta mend