The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 1, 1892, Page 7

\ th CURE St. | the world | the government at the West Point ‘ficer at the Lindell. and bent and gray, but the shoes he An Accomplished Cobbler. Louis Globe Democrat “I believe the finest shoemaker in © is the one employed by ilitary academy,” said an army of- “He has been of mind, and is old ere time out D | ALARMIN' se!—For Which Responsinle. rime On the fn Liquer is Lar A Suceessful Home Treatment. Nearly a billion « urs are an ually expended in the United Soap Skin blemishes like cating diinks, a relieve all the till k for th dets haven't States for intuxicatiug diiu | are omveee aS |i vir ucts! iu cape and tucabiite, Bificant and to wany persous, an ap- foul teeth, are the more trees after . cy pape and ¢ abil a ¥ Secneskable wu ruccees bas = lien itoweincuae The cadet, you know, is supplied palling te traud the sad thoughtin offensive because they ~ SICK with four pairs of shoes —a dancing | ComuectIOn Wi ‘marge pro” are mostly voluntary. shoe made of morroce furlou porth n of this euo is amount of - - ar ffion as é - Serene 6 nee money is speut way oy those The pores are closed. Liver shoe male nest calfskin, a : i = ; : Sear eeeeeneece cei a ae f eal! t persous wh rd se. One cannot open them in ven! Ww! uUbliorta sa ol Pe 4 2 z Correctalldisordcrsofthostomachatimulaethe | : 1 reRn Money ! a minute: | nay in a Rians Sat renee es Howeies Even if they ouly Leavy , and inter +b - F eee minute; ne May Ii <4 wide of cowhide. When I left West td c! a eae. | hed every foot of | Drivgs w: poverty and Try plenty of soap, {Ache they would boalmost pricelessto those who with me. I marehed every f ot of : : eee : eos eo iss: ‘Bately slr ggednoes doce oteudiieroanitine |the way from Fort Leavenworth to Woe is tts tvoukandand /ive dit uplenty Of | time, bls in sony waya that they wil mullet bo wi Fort Bayard, a distance of 1,300 ae : and often EXCESS of good | _ be miles, in cowh shoes. That long ee ae - . soap will do no harm. vs ouy 1 ae i it | t | (Isto bane of so many lives that here fs where ieee — boast. Our pillscureit while ere do no! Carter's Little Liver Pills aro very small end ‘ery casy to take. One or two pills makea dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who Usethem. In vialsat 25cents; fivefor $1. Sold € t ramp didn’t phase them, and I he hem yet, good as new Startling Facts. 3 The Amer oming a race of r cks, he rollowing suggests s the best reme by druggists everywhere, or sunt by mail. vonso Hempfling, ot Butler, Pa., CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York: swears that when his sen was_speec! ALL trom St Vitus dance Dr. Miles, great Mi PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRIGE | Restorative Nersine cured him. Mrs. — J. R. Muller, of Valparaiso, and y. D. Tayler, of Logansport, Ind., each ga | | 7m MortHERS’ FRIEND”? MAKES CHILD BIRTH EASY, Colvin, La., Dec. 2, 1886.—My wifo usec MOTHER’S FRIEND beforo her th confinement, and says she would no without it for hundreds of dolie Sent by express oar ocot tle. Book™ To Mo BRAD, OR GALE DY ALL Sold by “LL DRUGGISTS. w Doors ocenex cf health. th ther the Jutes 2 shina within the meat, More Food and much the bsttem Is left For us to eats Meats rossted in their own juices by using the WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR FOUND EXCLUSIVELY ON TUE CHARTER OAK STOVES and RANGES. There ts nota cooking apparatus made using the Solid Oven Door but that the loss ta we Is from 2 to 40 per cent. of the meat r other words, a rib of beef welglites: pounds, If veer medium to well done will lose three pounds, © same roasted in the CHARTER OAK RANGE using the WIKRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR, loves abuut one pound. To allow meat to shrink 1s to lose a large portion of its juiccsand flavor, The fibres do not separate, it becomes tough, tasteless aud unpalatable, For Sale by Bennett-Whecler Mer- | euntile Company y. Snro, Prowpt, Positize Cure for Impotence, Loss of Manhood, Seminal Emissions, Spermatorrhea, | Nervousness, Self Distrust, OZMANLIS ORIEN TAL Beacon ao Rous Man Price $1.00, 6 SEXUAL been with each 8: Address Ballard Snow Liatment Co., 2919 Lucas Ave. ST.LOUIS, - MO. | f death. ‘heard that the tiendish Wil | Special Directions Mailed | jis my wife I ed 20 pounds trom takiug it. Mrs, iH of Vistula, Ind and ne Trial headache dizziness, backache, ele as by one bo ind fine book of marvelous c tree at H. L. Tucker, Dr recommends and guara qu reme R ipe te tor the Noblesville, Ind., May 2! —A ho. rible story reached this city to d the of the Rope. and if true and authors Re crime could be apprehended, there may be alynching bee before to-mor- Two known row whose names are thorities, were in the eastern this ty recently in the vicinity of Clarksyille. As they rode al the public highway in the tields and dogs in the yards of Just over morning. young men, to the au- part of eou ug they shot eattle | farmers for mere pastime the line in Madison county they in- duced two young ladies to go riding! with them. When a short distance jeast of here it was claimed that they! ‘turned into the woods and assault- od the ladies uader threats The farmers were frantic wholesale slaughter of but increased young the stock, when their was awfully when they men had as- saulted the ladies. Both of the miscreants have gone to parts un- known. Their nanes are withheld | for the present. The Rev, G. H, Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind , says. Both myselt and wite owe our liyes to Shiloh’s consumption cure. Sold by H. L. Tucker. Ne Wa as a Solicitor. From Puck Sleek Stranger—I am hunting for | work, sir. Have you any scrubbing, | washing or cleaning of any kind you | want done? Mr. Morrison Essex—You don't look like aman for that kind of work. Sleck Stranger—I am not, sir. am hunting work “Hackmetac a Lasting and tra pertume. Price 25 and so cents. by H. L, Tucker In France the death rate keeping up with the births. The in- AT—Rewedte In n dase Wel . mand pro book, soa MYD'CAL Go. © Ne | toot well duction of 152 bie. at Tel i tester ‘that I would pot if wo toh surprtoed, and proad eatioent to all seferers from sean is tockowed for reply.” CONFIDENTIAL. thera, | jing the last five years has amounted |to culy one half of 1 per cent. | jereasing and that of the rural dis- | tricts decreasing. Shijoh’s cure will immediate! croup. whooping cough and bron Sold by H. L. Tucker, The government of old England moves on ata slow rate. The ord: e survey of England took sixty five years to make and was complet fed in 1856. This is pretty good. 3 Mr. John C. Goodwin, a carpenter ot Danville, I!1., writes: ‘About two weeks ago a heavy saw log tell upon my foct | verv badly crushing it, so that I was un- | able to walk st all. Baliard*s Snow Liniment and kept my | saturated with it. It is now! | two weeks since that occured, and my foot is nearly well and I am at work. | | Had [ not used Snow Liniment I should | have been laid up two months. For healing wounds, sprains, sores a bruises it has no equal. No Intlamation n exist where Snow Liniment is used ou can use this letter.’? Beware ot all white Liniments tuted tor Snow There is nc other Linimen Snow L ment. . Tucker. Mr. Ec the other sex. men are employed by | working at the more delicate details | Petite or a| hie electrical inventions. , the system. | Specifie will do the work effectively, | | From Baltimore, and a general assortment of their indignation | crease of population in France dur-} The! | population of the great cities is i:- | j POY 8 -|the } I sent tor a bottle of | s in the help of Two hundred wo- what she medies art others fancy that in the « 8 | - satisfactorily | manufacture aud sale of iutoxic the strong drink is to liquors complex ea be solved. Drunkeuness, however of is not so much a matter legi-l ation | as itis a disea for s that druukenness is a dis the dr and that it k habit 1 down desire fo drink be cure more certain than cured eliminat drunkenness ¢ from ie poison can be d Thousands of testime- | testify | G Iden | nials from the country to the fact that Dr. H: over the only infallible remedy for drank th the most marvelous dise Tu the would e lery of this present han ts of the nness— vel century & xt plish a thousand times jthaa all her methods for the {tien of crime with jthiownia. This word avoid the deadly sanitarium. will oe go arm ince more ‘ preven- moral of caution: | suasion | the ma- take all \of your money and give you nothing lin x return. d at | positive permanent results, | effectual yet |cost within the | limited in means. in a cup of t ‘knowledge of the person taking it. «The half will never be told garding the merits of Dr. Haines Golden Specific, as a positive, | manent preventative | liquor habit,” enthusiastic aud cultured gentleman the other day ority of which places home for] with an 3e treat harmless remedy ata the It can be &, fee without the ach of most | . | on tea or ¢ per- and cure of the was the remark of an| gk de | this remark is tested by muliitudi- | : | jnous testitnonials. A bold but trath-| Use Pears’—no alkali in it; nothing but soap. it, especially u dol er sorts of people are using it. WHY NOT? | STATIONERY, SOAPS AND TOILET ARTICLES, trathfalness of | All sorts of stores sel druggists ; When you goto the Post Office for your mail, why not price | Jus Received 25,000 Envelops from N. Y. lu) Tbs Toilet Soap from Philadelphia, GIGARS, i 1B STATIONERS SUNDRIES. We have all these things and lots of othersin QUANTITY! QUALITY! PRICE! Which will suit any buyer. and prices and see if we Examine goods are not correct. POST OFFICE EOOK STORE ew England Magazine ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY The LITERARY MAGAZINE OF STON. I Itis tnigque, containing American Le- gends, Traditions, History, Story and Poetry, Phitosophy and Music, Science and Art lful statement curable, “1 i The as ine runkenness te Speeitic. Harmless in its effects upon the human syste:n, it invigor ates the system and destroy \sire for nleouolic drick-, while the directions for the home treatment are so simple that a child need make | no mistake. Write Golden Specific | , Cineinuati, Obio, for pamphlet | Dr. descriptive of Haines’ Golden | Spe cific, monials yur opportunity. Gowl re than upon a + vital organs. If liver be inactive, you bay. a bil !lious look, if your stomach be disor | dered you look dyspetie and if your kidueys be affecte {vou havea pine: |ed look. Secure yood health and you will have good lovks. Electric Bit tefs is the great) alerative and ten Good looks are deep, depending convition of all t! wm a ic acts direetly on these vital organs. |Cures pimples, blotches, boils and, ives a good complexion. Sold at | H. L. Tucker's drugtere, 50c¢ per bottle. Hereisa document, if genuine, that ought to be worth some money. The original manuscript of John Bunyan’s “Pilgrim Progress.” is said to be in the possession of a fam- ily named Bates, living in Lawrence a made stipation, diz w shin? tir is a positive cure. | Tucker. rable by indiges- loss of ap- Shifoh’s Vitaliz- Sold br H.L. truthful testi-| skin | healthy | Iiiustrated. | JAMES PARTON Illustrated, | HOWELL’S BOSTON Mlustrated | THE FUTURE OF ELECTRICITY Illustrated NDP FEATURE, STORIES A PROMIN | i Vou Want this carefully edited and finely il- | lustrated literary magazine of Boston, | whether you have any other or not Every Number F nety Itvustrated It treats of | precent. columns. ) Price, $5.00 a Year. American Sabjects, st and Social questions ate discussed in its Send l0c. for a sample | copy For sale on all news stands. Addres: EW ENGLAND MAGAZINE > Federat Street, Boston, Mass ORTHE CAMPAIGN FOR ONLY 50 CENTS. The TWICE-A-WEEK Louis Republic, , Will be sent to any new subscribe | from now until November 30, 1892| It is mailed every Tuesday and Fri- day. and its readers will get the im- portant of the campaign and election at least half a week exarher than any weekly paper could furuish it It will be indispensable during St. | news the campaign. Subseribe now, and get all the news from th - beginning to the close of the campaign. and the final resuli of the election. Xtra copy Wi 3@ length of each club of An ne Seut free, for the ime to the sender of pat fifty cents each. Cut out dvertisement aud send it with your order Send for a package of sample copies aud raiseaclub Address The Repub- | jhe St. Louis, Mo. ive rat i Staple: Missouri Paci 2 Dailv Train 2) | KANSAS 10 Daily Train, 5 Kansas City to St, Louis, Havas purchased the Elk Horn barn anc first- to the public that 1 now have the Pears’ A. O. 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Butler, Mo Order of Publication TATE OF MIs County of ba n the cireuit cen ot county, in vacation Aprit 26th, Ise. it Wilhite, pl vs RB. br Brugler, 3 Mercer and I . defendant Now at thi s the plainti®” herein by bis attorne X Silvers, before the undersigned clerk of the circuit court of Batea ‘ounty, Missouri, in vacation and files his setition all eging, among other things, th: 1 of the above named defenda: B. wru, Mamie } nd Lit Mercer ents of the state of Missourl: ) clerk in vac endanta be notified by public ‘anti has commenced ea suit again tion | general nature of which isto procure a de- ‘ ‘by Haniet A Adams and Lewis Ac | THE ce aud finding of the court that an given ng ber a for $1,000 to » Was assumed husband, on September Ist, 1585, Peter Brugier, borrowed me by, and fully paid off 0: aboutthe maturity th the plaintimt or col; aud to declare thata certain trust d w of record in book | Sh at page l4lin the office of tie re der of deedsin Bates county, Missouri, whieh trust deed was executed by said Harriet A| Adams and Lewis Adams, conveying in trust to J. B. Rrugler, to secure pay ment of said note the following lands in’ Bat . Missonri, PUEBLO AND DENVER, ULLMAN BUFFETT SLEEPING CARS viz: Lots one and two, n the west half of th section trust de | parent pene ee rang as it now stands of record {san ap- ien on said Tand is nall and void | and to ask a decree of court dec laring the trust Kansas City to Denver without change | deelto be void and removing the clo: C. TOWNSEND. General Passenger and Ticket A’gt | } ST. LOUIS, MO, | CB. LEWIS & CO, Proprietor ef Elk Horn Stables. ) Livery outfit ot J. W Smith, and | having added to the same a number ot | class egies, ond horses, I can say t Best Livery Barn, x 4 s _ In southwest Mo. Horses and mules A Few Articles for 1892. bought and sold, “or stock handied on | STORIES OF SALEM WITCHCRAET oer artes ocaee oe penoay,| POP SAVE AY RAET, kor month, With 16 years expe Se ; Mlustrated.|ience Mr Lewis teels able to compete | PHILLIPS BROOKS Livery barn in section. ard see him CB LEWIS = CO| West Ward Stock Farm, —THE HOME OF— | before the third day of said term [of the finest equipment, 1 on and for unless the said plaintif’s title occasioned thereby other proper relief. and t defendants be and apy at this court, at the next term thereof, to be begun and holden at the court house in the eity of Butler in said county on the 7th day of Noy 1sv2,next, and on er if the term then on or shall so long continue—and if n before the last day of said terr apswer or Plead to the petition in said cause, the same jpulute taken as confessed, and judgement will be rendered accordingly, And be it further or- Ge ered that a copy hereof be published. ing tolaw in the Butler Weekly weekly newspaper printed and published in Bates county, Mo., for four weeks successive- ly, the last insertion to be at least fifteen days | before the first day of the next November ternt of the cireuit court. JOHN C. HAYES, Circuit Clerk. accord- Tiwes, = A true copy of the record. Witness my hand acd the seal of the {sar] cireuit court of Bates county,this 26th day April, Isv2. HAYE EQUITABLE ].OAN AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION The Equitable Loan & Investment As- sociation issues a series of 1,000 shares each month—and offers to investors an opportunity to save money and receive a nandsome interest on their invest- ment. ‘The investor ot $1 00 per mo. tor too mo’ srec' $ 200 00 2¢ one 4° 38 6 Fr ae 6¢ 4° 6 Ge $ sé 6 Sin Jt og a 1,400 ©O ioe! 2s «Que z,.4 23 * oo ete es We also issue paid up stock and pay interest semi-annually. We have money to loan on good city property. Anyone | desiring a good profitable investment or loan will do well to call and see us, R. C. SNEED, Sec'y Sedalia. Mo J. H. NORTON, Agent, Butler Mo For You to Read. 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