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

A Sound Liver Makes a Wy!! Man Wi Are you Billious, Constipatedt ot trou- bled with Jaundice, Sick Headay "¢» Bad taste in mouth, Foul Breath, Coated ‘ongue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Ad skén, Pain in Back and betw the shoulders, Chills, and Fever, &c._ f you have any of these symptoms, you'® Liver is out of order and your blood ig *!Ow!y} being poisoned, because your lis €* oes not act properly. Heasine wil CUTE any disorder ot the Liver, Stormach/ °F Bow- els. It has no equal asa Liye! Medi- cine, Price p5, cents. Free trial bottle at H. Ly ucken’s | Prug Store. jatctyr. | | {___ | +t Dealer in Drugs and Medicines | | Prescriptions Carefully Compoun1- ed. A night Clerk can always be had by pulling the Knob in front. AUCTIONEER. I will cr; sales in any part of the coun | ty. Twenty years ex reasonable. Satistaction Call on or address Dp. V. *52-3m WwW. A. ROSE, LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEER. Will do business in Bates, Cass and adjoining counties. Address me at Har- risonyille, Mo. 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Address THE FOUBORG MEDICAL Co., 3239 Livingsten 8t., Breoklyn, N. ¥. | | stood jlower wages have been object les | sous to the people. jpassed upon by the voters and the | York, Massachusetts and Iowa re-| | This year they ask to have ned | the judgment twice given in their} lvepublicau | surveilance DEMOCRATIC CHANCES. Much Better than in the Close of the Campaign of 185%. Mew York World. The democratic chances of success | in the campaign now opened are | much better than they were in 15 for these reasons: I. The country is democrats upon the u form Four years ago the question bad the canyass—tar been too recently precipitated upon} the country tu be genera Since then the McKi hus shown the voters what h tection means. been a schoolmaster in the campaign of re pro The monopolist has } education. Higher prices and This issue las actually been toice democratic position sustaine |. In| 1890 the antirepubliean majority was over 1,300,000 Last year tle important and typical states of New peated their verdict. Yo use a legal smile, in 1888 the} democrats siinply opened their case favor. | II. The republican record is the platform and the record | conder the party. What was demoeratie prophecy in | al history. Th: surplus has been succeeded by a de- The taxes have increased. i ficit. Tue revenues of the future are | mortgaged for subsidies, and boun- | per i The peusions have increased enormously. Bribers shielded, corruptionists and partisan tools advanced in judi- ties and other tures expen | | lave been rewarded | cial postions. We have had bump tious foreign policy for polities on- | ly, the public service was looted for spoils and has been openly used to} promote the president. renomination eandals and 1 of the re | is an enor-| This and many other abuses, is the new r publican party. mous advantage in it to the demc- There crats. ILI. The force menace to since 1888. bill has ri r elec free popul There could be no is holdi coafirmi sue more potent in south together 1 democrats in their hostility to Fed- eral centralization. IV. passed, and are in force in all the} 3allot reform laws re been | doubtful nor : : | thern states-New York, | Jersey, Connecticut The nN : nd yh ready been proved. Bulldozing and} New and In-} good effects have al of the workingmen at} the polls is no longer po A ballot is secured. | rendered difficult and doubtful. There can be no more of the blocks-of-five business in Indiana | 31 free and secret Bribery is nor purchase of “movements” with Wannamaker’s funds in this city and Brooklyn. V. There will in New York to the basis of | trac nor to divert attention of | democrats. It is not probable that | there will be any democratic divis | ion over the local ticket. The names | of all candidates will be on one of | ficial ballot. “Bunching™ will be impossible. Treachery will disclose | and locate itself. | VI. The democrats will b majority of the election offic this city, as the republicans have long had in the country. There be no more intimidation of voters or} delaying the casting of votes iu ocratie districts. VII. The breach between Harri- and Blaine, and the casting aside of the great leader of the re- be no state ticket for eal in dem- { | son i i | bi Wil, PHRED | tue ticket thou LaGRIPPE iii: te cise) 8&9 epot-| of them in close s by using JONNSON'S CHILL AND FEVER TONIC, On tle GUARANTEED. © LAGRIPPE. TYPHOID | Fev Chills and and all other Mal t FEVERS or MONEY It \ DED. 700,000 bo: sold last year. Unqual leading physicians, Lf not forsale by your druggist We wiltwend by mailon receiptof Ne per bot es THE BEST TONIC. — TARE NO SUBSTITUTE JOHNSON TONIC CG., 13S Clarks + Chicago, Mon elling Beveridge’s Au- tomatic Cook: ns Latest and cooking utensil ever inve ag Seiis at sicht.. One Agen: sold over 1700 in one town. One sample Cooker free to agents. Advertising matter furnished. For full particularsad- dress W. E. BEVERIDGE endorsements from | been made democratic. ‘cont AGENTS COINE| | repub! BaLTHaoRe, ua.§ ceutrate their efforts and money as publican party by stipendiaries and | mercenaries at X will cost inneapolis ds of votes—many of onal’ states have | or hopefully Th VIII. Six ad since ISSS are Iliin 1s Nebr . Wiseon —jsin, Iowa and Minnesota. These toral vot them may be fairly added Ma chusetts and New Hampshi _ fight this y they never did before for all these, states. They cannot, at least, con-} states have 7) e ans must | } | bor to the re; jean party thousands of the |. .tio; | bills and deny to the senate the cou WHITLEY, WOOD DEERING BINDERS, REAPERS, MO ALL STE L HAY RAKES. THE LARGEST AND BEST IN THE COUNTY. Porter's Hay Carriers, Machine Oils. Builders Hardw R. R. DEAC SONS & heretofore, upon New York, Indiana prop: 3 threaten that in that d Connecticut. ‘ease the hoas x X. The district electoral law will | ay ation bil fuse to pass ng the appro priations for the support of the gov- t beyond July 19th next. Of 1 parliameata house will pro- any resolution extent give the democrats four electors in i Michigan cer’ nd pe X. The hostility of or candidate for ernmen uaps more. ganized la-!¢ bie im vice-president will lose the republi- ity which threat- 1ery of the gov- If any dispassiouat+ man can con- > but the talk to that effect | sider these poi: und net ad w strong the feeling is. | that the de:nocratic canvass starts \ more it did in propiticusly t! 1eS88 we would not value his jud ment. eS = State, the Logical Candidate. Kansas City Progress. Hon. W. J. Stone, Lincoin of Missouri, sunniest, Grover Cieve'and can be elected. and he is going to be. the Abraham is the tallest, | st, That hacking cor cured by Shilo’s Sold at H. L store. be so quichiy guarantee Prescription witti sun most elegant and sta any of his tad the only man thatis ¢ompetent to saw logs with , Bill Warner, the modern Euripides. If the demoernts yet hold of a medi- ocre politician the party is going to , ap,” but with such aman as Stone the other fellows had just as well take io the brush, and remain there until after fly time, for it is o mighty hard i carry every- ssuuailike o Looks Like A Deadlock. ngton, D.C., June 29.—The i (aud dversaries, house in pr tors believe incon ately) rejecting the first two confer- resented ual appropri this session hear something } to much tient: mote the senat suo doubt th: it Las seriously ang to zedthe propects of ane: The sennr the with them for he ment of el thet the p house that it can outline : thing including parts of Arka’ to, if they | ‘Chere is nothing Judze Gibson ex- | Kausas and Towa, sure her him speak. the treatment of the appro, to the gang who 1 al r stituth : = as politics sus City, as cor- not ik Oa rapt and dishonest a set as vou will the other 'S°TS | find at the state boarding house at assert a sted ¥ pur expenditures well wi + keen je - . to keep the | Jefferson City. 1 dollar It By what they call the was Ben Johnson, we believe, eongress: and today Mr. McMillin | Who. when asked Mallock’s question, ee z ae ‘Ts life worth living?” replied “That declared that the house should ie 7 iain eats é : : x depeuds upon the liver.” And Ben | S. al sty a s rn r } main in session all summer before Johnson doubtless saw the double | accepting the senate amendments point, bright mountains of trouble e mountains of snow. The | liver sluggist—life dull, everything | blue, molehills of worry rise into mountains of anxiety, and asaresult | —sick healach>, dizziness, constipa- | increasing appropriations. Bad blood is showing on both sides and it was informally stated by certain senators this afternoon that congress would remain in session until election day tion. Two ways are open. Cure if the house persisted in maintaining | permanently, or relieve temporarily. | its position aud that requests for Take a pill and overdose, or coax it | by a mild, pleasant way. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant pellets are | the mild means. They work effective | without pain, and leave the system | strong one. One little sugar coated | pellet is enough, although « whole vial costs but 25e. conferences coming from that body would not command acquiesence un- less a more favorable reception was accorded by it to the reports from the conferences when they were at the pains fo make them. The sena- torial programme is to sit it out in Mild, genth, soothing and healing | quiet dignity, but some members of is Dr. Sage’s catarrh remedy. Only | the house who have to do with aps 50 cents; by druggists. { | AND Minneapolis Binders, : WHITLEY AND WOOD MOWERS, Are the Lines of Harvesting Machinery that SHIRLEY CHILDS | Has for Sale. He also keeps Hay Rakes, Binding Twine and Machine Cil A full and complete line of repairs for Champion Mowers. | paign document as democracy could } cans went out of o iu the state} they left a tax rate ty ceuts on {the S100 valuati 2 bonded terats have re jin the Union with the possible ex- | day morning, just before da ‘to lis brother's room. |jumped out of bed, pot his pistol | dent that it will re WERS & TWINE, SELECIED LINE OF are, Irons Steel Nails» Xc.| co. The present tinancial condition of the state as compare] with that of republican days, is as good a camp- desire, and is the most effective that could be used. When the republi- 000,060. debt of demo the tax rate to | twenty cents aud the bonded debt to 3$7,000,0900 In republican dom- luance the credit of the state was so Impaired that the bonds were below par although they bore six per caut imtevest. Under democratic manage- Missouri. bonds command a premium although they bear only 33 per cent Daring the adiaiuistration of Governor Francis, alone, the state debt has duced about $3,000,900. In to this the school nent Interest. been re- Idition fund of Missouri is larger than that of any other state ception of Texas. = The wealth and population increase in ius been al- -nal.—Sedalia Bazoo. niost pheneu Croup, whooping cough and bronchi- imediately relieved by Shiloh’s dat HL ‘Puck Preserip- Mistaken for a Burgtar. Paris, Mo. Mo., June 28.—Y thur Bassett, who was sleepi at the home of his brother. Frank B. | Bassett, got out of bed d went in-| Mrs. Bassett | awoke aud told her husband there} tu tae F ki was a bur 5 room. |CAPITAL, - - |SURPLUS, - - TOP BUGGIES, SPRING AND FARM WAGONS, Miles’ Nerve & Liver Pills, Act ona new principle—regulating the liver, stomach and bowels through | the nerves. overy. They | Speedily cure b bad taste, tor- | did liver, piles an i plen- idid for men, nudreng "BATES COUNTY National Bank. BUTLER, MO. THE OLDEST BANK TH LAR ST AND THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BATES§COUNTY. $125,600 €0 000 00 = F.J. TYGARD, - - - President. HON. J. b. NEV mRY Vice-Pres, }. C. CLARK - - Cashier we He 4. Larime: Church G. Bridgeford. SoS SSE Senate esau: Me Smith. —— HOCS and SHEEP CATTLE, “To LARIMER, SMITH & BRIBGEFORD, CORRECT Mrvsouri cific Time Tabic, d departure of passenger ns at Butle {NortH Bounp 4:8 3:5¢ p.m. 9:25 p.m. Local + + 10:05 a.m, Sovuru Bounp Passenger, - - 7:04 a. m. rassenger, - oie pm. Passenger, - - 1:46 p..m, Local Freight - 9-1:37 pom. DR. F. M. FULKERSON, DENTIST, BUTLER, - MISSOURI. Office, Southwest Corner Square, Dr. Tucker’s old stand. Lawyers. T. W. Sitvens. J. A. Sitvens, SILVERS & SILVERS, Attorney-at-Law. Will practice in the courts of Baes d adjoining count the Court of Apy s, Supreme Court at Jefferson City and in the Federal Courts. over F Bank; third eR LO flice or trom head of pers IND & GU rH. ATTORNEYS AT rR LAW. bes Ofice over b == & GRAVES, ATTORN:YS AT LAW. and opened fire, shooting Arthur! through the right arm and left leg. | g Arthur is about 14 years old. He! will recover. | Sleepless nights made by} that terrible cough. = Shi is} the remedy for you. So + Tuck-| er, druggist. i | There will be 626 delegates in the | | State nominating convention at Jef- \ Butler, Mo. ferson City on the 19th inst., making | 264 votes necessary to a choice. As | none of the leading candidates for | governor are likely to secure to ex- ceed 150 instructed votes, it is evi- one ballot to settle the matter, with the probabilities of many more. The | aspirants themselves expect a heated contest It is pretty certain that Jetferson City will be compelle] t entertain 1 that a day. c Ex re S, a symp Price 10 and 75 cer by HL Tucker. Prudence dict: should be taken se 0 i } 2, and Iam cured Urely, for which please accept my thanks. Mrs. W. E. Stebbins. Bi Ga. 2 .Sold by all druggists: H When |STAN >} oi | Which will €n- | | e West Sid over Lans- aff % Dae Store : DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HGMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ce, front room over P.O. Ail fatoflice day or night. lattention given to temale dis- calle eases. C. BOULWARE Physician and ¢ Surgeon. Office north side square, Diseases of women and chil- i ena WHY NOT? ire more than 1, APS AND TOILET ARTICLES, 25,000 Envelops from N. 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