The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 6, 1892, Page 3

R. R. DEACON. SONS & CO. Farm Machinery, Heavy and Self Hardware, Cutlery and Guns, Brown, Farmers Friend, U. 8. and Haworth Corn Planters and Check Rowers, Rock Island and Oliver Stir: ing Plows, CASADAY SULKY PLOWS, Twenty different kinds of Cultivators, all new. See our unequaled line of Tubular and Channel Steel Lever Harrows, Disk Harrows, Land Rollers, Steel S eceaee Road P ows, Stalk Cutters, &c. Bain & Fish Bros. Farm Wagons, Top Buggies, Phasions, Spring Wagons, Carts, Buckeye Force Pumps. Freeman’s Diamond Steel Barb Wire. and the largest and Lest selected stock of Builders Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery, Iron, Steel and Wagon Wood Work, Nails, Pumps and Gas Pipe, Garden Seeds, &e., in the county. ‘ 4 fF. FR. » DEACON. SON | & Co. Butler, Mo. = POLITICAL PSEUDONYMS. | ue was guiding, dubbed him ‘Shor- tions tet hin visit my estate, nine ted in big white letters as ‘Wheat. sceed in finding ' x aa less Jim.’ As to public 1 who miles east of Nevada, and he will ‘Corn, ‘Oats. ‘Pork. I was = i old Ameri- BATES COUNTY They are Touched Up By Ex-Cor is not in favor of improviny them? find my farm of 600 aere re yswine, to understand t ing at Colonel could « But Moere veottresens Mational Bank, No man who lives in the eount)y, us and my horses. By exam Mian Stone. “ the Re-orer~ office he « Dexter, Mo., March 26.—Ex Con- ye aca nangee the 000br : 2 y : portance of better public rods to! evidence my mortgage. Why, id e until the last penny of the wo- gressman W. J. Stone, who was to : : 1 t penny t B accomodate the ind th» local sir, my peop'e «= far ba I know ) ; oes ry} UTLER, M have spoken here today, cauceled | ™ anise 2 A ‘i es ie — i ; eOw > stuall f.rtune was gone. Then O. his appointment and went to Bloom- ila ee see sail Siete Re ate OS J s MI ind : ficld Aid aioka ticre as tlio Demo: could link every important town in|O armers. My paternal pyran Heat ate i Ht # ces 7 2 he state by t t rothers. ard t ee cratic County Central Committee | ' v0 ey i : ; other 1 umend r i met there, whieh drew a large num-; OC 0MN2 ae * i 5 st step in Va LARGOSTsaND THE ,15 y J » > g F s YY , ber of prominent men from all parts 3? 1 6° ‘ mae ‘ ma les aban TY an r b aes of the Fe nite. Rie diane ‘i a road law aud a better road system. | ua: grandfather likewise was a t ee wansn ONLY NATIONAL BANK ‘ » county Mr. Stone made i i f t lil foleand pl it ada whic He would be a sorry Governe ry who | treal farmer all his life—hved ! , ; Tt; IX G Ss co Ty able and pleasingg address, which : i ti VT ms oald not | would out Apo: | died on his farm. AN my ; . was well received by his hearers * se I not | I 4 eg i , ; = i ib abways to He Fa discussed tha tuifiable aod atl" Claudius himself, if I could, and! brothers and all my mother’s t aA, B jf j APITAL _ : =125.000 00 2 SCUSSE> 16 babii abiv ane ali . : ithe Au im ers, and each of tl had s : length, and wound up his speech put the Ap; way h c: hae 1di ‘ , Tandun | SURPLUS, O00 00 with a few facetious personalities | —ind so would we all syediand died on farms, aud ae eas to protesi ibat ie iaeliy) délishad be “And ‘Shocless Jim.” Now, if the | sisters married farmers, My father Lord ay sthab falsebase | jp 1 pace ans 2 jat were highly relishes BY lie 1 aoe isived fend | wastborn on @ farine wasn 1 ‘ F.J. TYGARD, - - - President. his hearers. Concerning bis own (!#ctthat my distinguishe nen [ee Re ee ee BEL Den INEL seutimentality that would e@ | HON. Jet i angen for tlie Governorehip’ be { was bare-footed somewhere in Coop- farm, was marred o1 farm—was “I B ehowat dG Bilenee when abbad aman dine Tae te) wie % er county when he was about the i alwavs a farmer. 1 ow: born and) pan 1s reserve our charity for the a age of 10 years is tu be reg ed as | Taised ona farm. Many of the sweet- as T “Now, so far us my cnudidacy is Vr a innit: tanee a re ern. | est memories of my lifeare clustered price « : concerned ] have very little to pi matter Of me rlance in the me : SS nee : ; an ‘ a ae Man Marsomri PaciGe Lime Tabte ey ‘ vass; if that is to stir the blood of | about the old Kentucky homestead. jouw rI becane rte | Lam ambitious to be ihe Governor i E s ; te 1 or trou- Arrivalane Genart aSeANE RE of my State that may not only have the Missouri Democracy, then T an) where the years of my boyhood were) ow cr cof the 10,000 bushels. The he, Bad | ne ais oe > the lionore of bat: creat files but | Prepare dto prove by the sworn) Spent. Colonel was beth astonished and Coate | Noxrit . at gre . : statements of a hundred reputable FARMER CANDIDATES COMMON NOW prov But rency. He 7 VT was provok may also have an opportunity of ser- | i eaee ia i one z " men that, iu common with all the ~The whole picture ainted on he was equal hee ving the Commonwealth. I pre. ‘"° ‘ ‘ ‘ he whole picture is painted on he was equal to the cine boys of my neighborhood, I, too,) my memory-the blosso:ming on suid, Sell, any boy, sell, and cated | is out of order and your blood is slowly sume, however, that my honorable | competitors are influenced by the! same high and laudable ambition j the agonies of a bruised heel and "pear trees with their gold was a bare footed lad, familiar with | and flowering clover ticlds; the g even on the downward market.” [| 2¢ing poisoned, because your liver does outH Bouxp r ‘tproperiy. HERBINE will cureany did not understand it, bat L sold; I] EHOr tie Liver, Stomach or Bow 7:04 a.m, fruit - 2:28 pm. And, after all, were personal ambi- | * bleeding toe. I supposed that | hanging like luscious drops mong don'tuuderstand it yet. I Lnow it) It has no equal se Liver Medi- | Passenge si x 1:46 p.m ome apicaiat =| ; | 1 ; . | cine. rice 7 ocal rei é ae tions are of a secondary import sort of thing was common every-| the embowerlng leaves. the it, however, although my! Free trial bottle at H. L- pps ots ae where thirty years ago. More than | hillesk pes shaded by oak, and lin, |eXperimentation with his method of | Drug Sto 44- dvi net proye satisfactory. | : i < | OR. F. M. FULKERSON, A List of Garden Sceds. ance. The good of the State and | the correct settlement of the grav that, now thisimportaatand imteres | and Inck y, and walnut, the sugar fait public issues before the country are | ting subject {s up, T waut to ge A) camp, with roagh he ene He assured me it was because T did! py. rhe Ladies’ Home Journal. DENTIST, things which should most concern | little further and say, that until Pwae | gathering the sweet drops sespiag mot vaderstand it. I guess so. I) [a answer tomany inquiries Lsub- | yt: pLER 2 MISSOURI 4 JER, ) ° 10 years old the only garment—ex | through the spiles, the deep, eloar [asked Lim what he called it. us all. Personal ambitions aud dis- | ij the following list of gurdeu tlow- appointments should count for very | cept on Sunday and when there v spring withits old ston ey “He said: ‘Options, my boy, op-|ers for various purposemuascoeme | O Riess Sout tea orner Square, Dr. ite, Phaveno claim to 4he dis | company—that adorned iny Cupid | with clinging : i those whi » have asked for suggestions = - pe tinction I seek. Besides, a reason- | form in the sultry summer days was | the ove ceaatinis “What are optio: gasped. selection of seed that they} ENA Se a ———— ably modest man is a poor advocate | astraw ped and along taile {towlinen | things are tome as a pictur Z ‘An option, my id the [ean depend ou: E W. Sinvens. as F JA Sitvers, of his own cause. Iam running | }shirt. That hat I rarely moe and | on the wall, and over beyond it y Coloue I, tis a telegraph wire stretehed | Vor cutting—Sweet pea, setunia, SILVERS SILVERS, simply as a Democrat—as one who the shirt was usually noe tke) a | der on a slope on the background, between Nevada and Chicago with a) stock, aster. pansy, phlox, ealliopsis, Attorn iey- at: Law. believes in the policies of my party | wounded battle flag. Now I insist j among the sighing cedars, rise white d -—n f ol at one end, and a jgypsophillia, nasturtium and migvo- Will practice in courts of Bue and who desires about all things to | that my judicial friend has no more} marb'e slubs to mark the tombs of ,d——un rascal at the other, juctte Be ssa wt 2 ithe Snes have it triumph. I have no special | right to the the pseudonym of) my ancestors. But these are not t! “Twas at the fool's end, I know. | For brilliant show—Calliopsis, pe- Be Sie ike Weds OGuHe: wen ‘fads’ nor eideshows, no special SSIES Jim than Thave to that only memories that co. tome. Ir, ; aa sure that : AL capa) tuma, marigold, verbena, nasturtium Office over F nk: third appeals to make, no special induce: | of “Shirt tail Bill,” though that is a those days the sons of farmers were ble of conducting agricultural oper! candytuft, chrysautham, lirkspur, | 400r fre™ nee | distinction Tam not espec ially court-/ not idlers. They were taught the | § t a seale as that es seckseomb and aster. L EARMOND & QMITH ard with apparent ease and Hl For late blooming —Pansies, sowed ) Ss good friend Col stock, petunia and di- ATLORNEYS AT LAW. 8 + lin Jane; ast Will practice in) Bates and adjoining ments to offer. Mine is the sim ing. art of agriculture by practical expe- jhe d forw ple faith of my party embodied in its history and written in its plat form. All I ask is that my honorable| “And speaking of pseudonyms, competitors will come and stand with me on this common ground. A\NOTHE! PSEUDONYM | rience. I did all descriptions of farm | great profit by my labor ever done by farmer's boys in Knott. on his blackboard plantation, | .nthus ithose days. I was reared in the must understand farming from the} = g : 2 : ounties. knowledge of practical farming Al! foundation up; and although I know! yada —~Morning glory, gourd, sca - | geyrOffice ere baie Co. Nat’) Bank. my life I have been personally inter | nothing personally of Col. Daltcn’s! tet Jean a E Se ————---——- 2 : : k = i me ¥ et i! t bean and wild cucumber ARKINSON & GRAVE ested in agricultural pursuits. All | qualif safarmer, the fact} my kindred, all my associations, taat Le is approved by Col. Knott, Por climbing about poreh or ver- am reminded of another of my hon- orable competitors. My friend, Col. | “SHOELESS JIMS’ CLAIM NOTED Dalton, bas likewise taken unto him- ATTORN2YS AT LAW. s : Office West Side Square, over Lare- and lobelia jown’s Drug Store. “I see my friend Judge Gibson. | gelf a nom de plume. He is ‘Farmer | For sereen—Sweet pea, supported who is a gentleman of high charac- ; Dick.’ Now Tinsist this sort of thing ter and would make you an excellent | is not fair It is hitting below the Goyernor—though that may be said | belt. This “Shoeless Jim’ and *Far- of all my distinguished opponents— , mer Dick’ business is something I in his card announcing his candidacy | have not anticipated, aud I complain ion busa, ai my interests identify me with th» and is under the hovering wing of; Por shady places—Pansy, nemo- agricultural classes of the country. bis spec.al cz ought to be ali suf- phi Down here in the old county of Cole, ficient. No manin the State has; For low beds—Verbena aud pore | twelve miles south of Jefferson City, , better authority to speak for thejtulacea. DR. Je M, CHRISTY, e, ae = on the old homestead where she was farmers of Missouri than my friend, x nee HRI Oy ena ‘ HOMOEOPATHIC and in the comments of some of his | that it is an ungenerous effort to put ‘ enced icra shew es res ee z Best for vases—Calliopsis, naste™ | 5 ' .__, born and raised, I married a farmer’s | Col. Kuott He vouches for Col.}tium and sweet pea PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON friends published along with his an- | the rest of us at an unmerited dis- { daughter She aed ti Dultoie: | eeOce to oanertien cares eatin pea. ’ ' d r—why, sir, it seems me | Dalton. yote to pass igree asic care fon? : c : nouncement, promulgated the im- | advantage. I am told Colonel Dalton i = i oem : B 5 pedig Fasier to care for—Petunia, phlox, | Office, tront room over P.O. Ail cails : ica : = s Ihbavea pretty good agricultural and have it recorded. “f isturtiam aster and portulacea. answered at office day or night. provement ot our public roads as is a farmer. I believe that fact has a 2 Specialattention given to temale dis- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Vhe Reason. Boston News i McFiugle—Why was Washington j fipamerien Mt. Vernon, do you sup- Potte td , Tie | pose? : aes x > ottv well k vr yugh- Consumption Cu a: the chief plauk in his platform, and | become pretty well known through- aenele! : I Cured. Miles’ Ne rve & Liver Pills, ose: | ast India missionary the formula of |the liver, stomach and bowels through « Surgeon. Office north side square, cuse for enthusiasm among his | is of either good or bad in agricul- “As to Colonel Dalton, I have no is, Catarrh, Asthma and a id 1 liver, piles and constipation. Splen Fa aT aS — : e “ : = . ;. | tive and radical cure tor Nervous Debi is a gentleman of broad views, and | best farms in Southwest Missouri. but I presume he is since there is | j,, ing tested its wondertul curative pow | er‘s Store. 24-199 | a | than the fact that a company of tial elements of a representative Of the most remarkable farmers in fellows Actuated by this motive ; French, o Knott of the Hannibal Journal, is cleave a pathway for my friend, Dal- | Easene Field in Chicago News aes eeu acta a On| i complete line of the best makes just received. Such as is : Neaiice MeF. ae aes t < A full and comp ] derful sort. He used to reside in Henry W. Moore is misleading in so And McFangle went out aud in pedigree. Iam something of a far- i j 5 a asta eta A An old physiclan, retired trom prac-! Sane , os the fact that he had gone bare-footed out Missouri. But I insist my friend TS cc octal icesnasing ad placed i ie his neaee py| Act ona new principle—regulating [ C. BOULWARE, Physician and in his boyhood as the principal ex- | is not entitled te monopolize all there souines) a ens aia auaia i So J aple vegetable remedy for the speedy | the nerves. new discoyery. They Butler, Mo. eo women and chli- y . - ermanent cure of Consum prion, | speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, tor | 7 # specialty. fciends. Now the Judge did him- ture. ITamsomething of a farmer doubt he isa first rate farmer. I I : if 5 z eee * _ Sees Es ; ee know nothing about it personally, throat and Lung Affections, also a po- for men, women and _ children, self injustice in all that. Iknow he | myself. I own and operate one of the iS personally : F eaalieses mildest, ae 30 doses ior | ah _ WALLS, _ 7 and all Nervous Complaints, atter ples tree at H. L. Tucke | that there is more in his life and /I have land and cattle and hogs, and | 8° much said about it. I know he i : : é \ AE s being groomed in this race by o: ers in thousands of cases, has telt it achievements to awaken enthusiasm | a mortgage. I possess all the essene | gs groor ns race by one | 4 e it Known to his suff ese moe ere .__ | desire to relieve human suffering, I will spurred and belted troopers, whom | Western farmer. If any man ques | America. Above all ethers, my dis- eciobchamie! tial SiO Ccsiie tinguished friend, Colonel John A. the champion, the procheinamy of with stamp, painine this paper. oe Mi Ranc lc “Well Teal friend, Colonel Dalton. He is under- Noyes, 820 Powers’ Block, Rochester! MC*ang-¢—N\¢ fant a now BRICK LIVERY STABLE. stood to be the Warwick. the King- fos, etme Nelms yer —_ 5 = vnily habitation, | i maker, whose strong right arm is to Henry W. Moore and Mrs Norton. ~ cpa ample supply of = 4 . . is schcthiacaad “Whe os an? — — ton, to the throne. Now I know Col. The dispatch sent out by the New ae ae —— Carriage, Knott is a farmer of the most won York World relative to the death of na ie ey Phaetons, Drummer ND JIM D NDY my town. | He had a farm there far as it creates the impression that Galea omehe fooler: Wagons, &c. A A He once did me the honor to invite | Moore and Emma Norton parted : oA ‘ : . - me to partake of his bucolic hospi- | com e - : : a “ in Austral sited his plantation. I maining in Austr 1a room en East Cherr by 40 feet. H poi ited out his farmto me. It con FLYING DUTCHMAN, ts Also a full line of W a, the latter re been a midwife CORN PLANTERS, Hie ae western Cultivators, (rs street in Nevada 2 a when he went to Fugland. The truth is Moore did not forsake his wretched para: And the greatest Riding Plow on earth the lost every me ted of a black board ec e ofthe room. On there were lines 1 horizor vering one wherewith to support them + L = at. Bou ing Plows First NITHED. jrawn p Thos At any hour, on the by which tenee Buggies, Spring Wagons, and Road Carts, Mitchell and Turnbull Farm Wagons, Grass Se “_ &e. pl ied into wi x is, cornfields, oatfields, os Call and see me. SHIRLEY CHIL DS lots, etc. I know that because he had the several divisions desig ntation was barn the most con town. POTTER BROS.