The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 27, 1892, Page 3

A Sound Liver Makes ‘a Well Msn| Are you Billious, Constipated or trou- bled with Jaundice, Sick Headache, Bad taste in mouth, Foul Breath, Coated tongue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Hot dry skin, Pain in Back and between th ts: ulders, Chills, and Fever, &c. If yo ave any of these symptoms, your Li is out ot order and your blood is slow! being poisoned, because your liver does | not act properly. Hersine will cure an disorder ot the Liver, Stomach or Bow- | It has no equal asa Liver Medi- | delegate s were all sweltering in the els. cine, P She 45 cents. Free trial bottle at H. Tucker’ Drug Store. ya -i yr. H.L. TUCKER, (Succeesor to J. G Walker DRUGGIST. Dealer in Drugs and Medicines Prescriptions Carefully Compount- ed. Anight Clerk can always be had by pulling the Knobin front. AUCTIONEER. Iwiller;s > coun Twenty e. Char sonable, call on or address 52-3m LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEER. F Will do busi adjoining counti risonyille, Mo. Reterence.—First National Bank a Rank of Harrisonville. 1 tt “ss in Bates, Cass Address me at Har ——GO TO CG. A. VAN HALL SUCCESSOR TO— F. BERNHARDT & CO. HOR PURE DRUCS| MEDICINKES, TOILET ARTICLES, SPOBACCOS AND NENE © fC ARTISTS MATERIALS ALL Or KINDS Prescriptions Care! public is so! rent WANTED- I will pay the highest price for chicken at my store at Virginia, Mo. Talso have good feed stable in |15 cents of which reduct connection with my store. aNxTaON nal SE CENTLEMEN! YOUNG AND OLD, suffering from nervous of youthful ive Cure apon receipt of $3.00. Perfectly harmless, Over A8 an infallible, debility, involuntary losses, the effec errors or excesses, we will send a BD» twenty years in successful use. safe and rapid cure, it has no equal, Commmn tions strictly confidentiak Particulars and tes monials mailed (sealed) free. Address THE FOUBORC MEDICAL Co., 3239 Livingeten St., » and General Deb resultant from LaGRIPPE wire‘circa, by using JOMNSON'S CHILL ey FEVER TONIC, Qne bow tle GUARANTEED to cw Fever, Chills and Fever FEVERS or MONEY sold last year. Un qualities ene leading physicians, If not forsale by y We wilfsend by mail on receipt of sec per bottles & THE BEST TONIC. > TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. x E JOHNSON TONIC CO., 153 Clark St., Chicago, “AGENTS Soin j One sample Cooker froe to good agents. Advertising matter rticulars ad-| di JEVCRIDGE, ; series Seatrimone, Maj for free public schools, open to ges “Satisfaction gauarantecd. and | cago platform re, und | A BR Ss, ) Hy Compounded CHICKENS & EGGS market | and ege deliv ered | your druggist THE PLATFORM That Bristles With Campaign iM Amunition. ul iver) It Makes Startling Comparisons be- y | tween the Two Parties. Jefferson City, Mo., July 19.—The loven like hall, all coatless and wield jing fans, by They be at. The local band played * io e ? > o'clock. ain to ear racking lodies f Chairman Dille ay Wa He showed ap at 8:45 as the fur A lot of squatters had to of the del ats began. be driven out ates” s¢ first. The sergeant at the hall. Then Dr committee ou resolutions, prese ted | latforim. It was just « platform Lutz, from the| the | demoeratie built. The unanimously. as platform was Here it i-: THE PLATFOM | “We, the delegated repressute juves of the democracy of es | state | hereby ratify and indorse i of Grover i Stevenson for president ident of the United St: and we accept as our own the Sec ration of democratic ed before the sntion recently We espe attention of those lop ted | ag Top Bugaics Pum; Pum; Mach assembled, do| chil the Cleveland in convention te. but we¢ the with henable right of the parent to di- nd control the method cf his is education u- | fere by the I st re pe nom | interfer the din 2 by state 4 } 3 as Weil as ail state Le inier- ty with liberty of principles} ¢ country by the! assembled ally call call who desire to | DENOUNCE we ae THE PROTECTIVE at to the Lich trustsaud combina our free institutions preserved ua iupsired the declaration of the C the wi garding force} elented numbers. ] h I bill | nen lof N ac » liye under a government based on | of rd|eont | fes | fentor d ces the country. lk and the wer with The demo souri have known what it | federal coercion and returning box j methods and they ha by | bitter experience that its legitimate fruijs and fraud and prostition of the ballot, eontempt|cate this evi f for the people's will as expressed at) The satety of aud | the polls, robbery of the Fenn be best secured by the prompt profligate expenditure of the public | enforcement of the law through its moneys, dishonercd officials, betrays) ¢ yustituted authorities and we op- al of truits are a the | pose or respect for law which is the basis of | forei learned usurpation, | ther Wiss y eradi body poiitie. property taxpayers, weakening of 1 merce persons and purpose gal rights, all civilized government. | the people of Missouri on the proeress of the state, rations f of en- “We congratulate as beu on its increase in wealth and on the | « | wisdom of its deniocratic constitution | | threugh the operation of whieh with i the in administration in thes liberty, life erty have been protected, creased demand democratic party conti: its adoption, for schoo! eleemosynary institutic j with, v of taxation has beer 1 ed. at the samet steadily 1: THE DEMOCRATIC “We point to the dinate party under that comsti j sii j tution x for its record of hich will to adopt a concl 2 reason continuance in power uot approving suflrages of the vote 5 umed j ances l ate gov- jand limbs of tha safety appli- of the large class of ed inthe service rotee lives When the democratic party |the administration of the citi jernment in 1873 the bonded indebt. | 2°" oO are en ness of the state was $20,868,000; ou July 1, 1892, it had been re luce to $6,830,000. At the b that period the rate of in the state debt was 6 and 7 perc jis now but 3} per cent on five-sixth of the outstanding debt. Duri jthe last year of republ | the rate aud taxation for | Poses was 50 cents on the uation of property. It h jreduced to 25 cents or way companies of Missouri. r states. NTRY ROADS. to the ire the enactment of a nn effec the _ ent of country portation from trade centers sy and rapid at all recommend state law and yermanent roads farms to be next e so endorse the wisdom aud of the present state admi: miber of which rlously jtaken place during the inca: 3 ac the present state administration, jwh bh reduction alone the taxpayers of the ce i r labo one in which the dem- ied control. the t money distrib- the unt of school the state for Brooklyn, N. ¥. ¢ LAGRIPPE, TYPHOID 70 prog bout the “We favor liberal appropr se to bay posts amps only eed. Heat and moisture > to spoil the ones not used. ia Deering Mowers, Hay Rakes, Grain rows THE MORGAN SPADING HARROW, FOR HARD GROUND nounce the protective tariff | do not care to dis meee, oR. R. ‘DEACON, SONS & co. HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS. Drills, AND CLODS., bine Oils, ir s, Spring — Farm Wagons, tO GO TO 'LHE PEN. Noland Has Given Up the Fight. The Ex-treasurer Ready to Start for Jeifersen City. HIS WiFE PLEAE ¥ AND DAUGHTERS IVE TILE 10 GOVERNOR But There is Nota Ray of tlope From This Sores M row ex Treasurer Ed St. Louis « July 29.--Toanor Vs go vot and take a City toenter the he will serve out penitentiary, where his two ye sentence to-day he that he penitentiary luterview dif it was true was would to mor- thas “Itisafact 1 hive made up my mind to go wud serve my sentence off mind. ad when my cousin ft for Washington I and get the T made up my mi Charlie Nolaud, th vould adopt this course as can no longer bear the matter my suspense. rot seen unable tog United eris outof the city, with and my diflieulty, City » anthori- nhead corpus proceedings, see ho Way out of ae) le to Jefferson 4 like T have beeu release iL lation of kno a free man. mind wve the cons Ww. u once mor up m L nf the sta As every court J take ney and Tam finan-| ed, I uuable ny further. This one us why I Lave conclud- the state my ani to self up to authorities. BUT ONE HOPE LEFT. rave only t nd eld ore hope duughter truguter left. my left last rson City on theirewn plead with Governor But I have r mission as I hear at morti to ra pardon. li i he will » wi case ce over the im to be convict, way out of the predica a iat Tam unfe rtunately placed | myself | oe b Ww 1 Morris and expect to} > treated i the other | isoners. As fa to) to star “te | ars | > couvention | e and| ity to be | of the peni- st of admir- to review Is and I uss it in Jefferson my case to numerous Noland |) hi! 5 | He (City at all, and especially aa ie i | delegates of the state convention. This is the reason that I would much prefer to stay until the 8:20 train Thursday night, as I would then ar-| rive at the capital at midnight and proceed to the penitentiary unobser- ved and without creating any excite- ment or attracting any attention. natior mor pen tion with the pr y Noble and pr in and out of eo: Carter inded to lent his re igress. Mr. pre sioner of the ge tomorrow eveuL New York to assum i control While Carter was non-couittal has s ahd of the campaign Chairman | upon the} subject, it is stated upon good au- Me- | pcted | thority that ex-Represcutative Comas of Maryland will be Electric Bitters. be econ kuown and so popular a | special mention \ Electric Bitters sing the of praise,—A purer im not ex ali that is cl will cure ¢ This remedy is to need no tme ~B kidneys, will remove impure blood. —Will drive malaria from the system aud prevent as we ell as cure all ma larial fevers—For cure of headache. jindige-tion ey try electric bitters —Entire |guaranteed, or money refunded. | Price 50c¢. and $1.00., at H. L. Tuck, jer's Drugstore. consainption Au ingenious and curious coppers smith at the Bath, Me., has hammered a miniature teakettle The teakettle has a swinging handle and a movable cover and nozzle just any teakettle has, | boiled in it. iron works \ from a small copper cent. sinal] as and water can be Andrew grinds down | labor Carnegie in his adopted country to as- |sist labor in the land birth. spent #5000 to secure the elee- tion of a labor candidite to the Britsh Parliament suid refuses to ae- cord his Homestead men If Scotdind will kee; States will not mourn \ of his a hearing. mthe United K C. Star. Catar, secured | Price so a} by ies with Sam It is rather exper to fool he Vanderbilt’s. it cost Une precisely $20,854 for having ed anderbilt’s udal-| Mr. | { | -| | | mee in the privilege iv ee eee cling to their na- tive place. Mrs. resides in Athens, Schliemann — still and her daughter betrothed well known citizen of that place. was recently to a y De. 50 cents One fail- f profit Tis kers pro- fess to cure id in the head.” and | even chronic catarrh, and if they f they p' 500 for their over confi dence. Not in ‘hard cash! R it takes toput tl jand mean it. Its mal the remedy. Isnt it Isu't any trial prefs Takes 1,000 people to bu Sage’s Catarrh Remed a bottle to make up? jure to cure would from 4,000 500. s the newsp a but Fa and m ated, easy to |work is done. Smallest, st totake. Fnea dose. Of all druggists. $590,000 We desire to place 1 | speed | CAPITAL, i SURPLUS, ; HON. ll who have used | ul disease s of the liver and | tisfaction | | Lawyers, Miles’ Nerve & Liver Pills, ona new principle—regulating th er, stomach and bowels through t tyes. A new discoye They y cure dilliousnesa, bad taste, tor- did liver, piles and constipation Splen: did for men, women and idren§ smallest, mildest, surest. s fOr 25 cents. Sam ples free a L. Tuck- er‘s Drug Store. 24g-ivr at Hi. - BATES COUNTY National Bank, BUTLER, MO. THE OLDEST BANK ih LARGEST AND THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BATESSCOUNTY 36 125,000 Ov §25,000 60 F. J. TYGARD, Os ARK |W. H. H. Larimer, Church C. Bridgetora. acter Pou SAT heat TE M. Smith. Sib te NSIGN YOUR— (CATTLE, HOCS and SHEEF To LARIMER, SMITH & BRIDGEFORD, HANSAS CIDy rn CORRECT Missouri Pacitic Time tavie nd departure ¢ | at But | NortnH Boun F. M. FULKERSON, DENTIST, BUTLER, MISSOURI. Southwest Corner Squ old stand. lare, af A. SILveRns SILVERS & SILVERS, Attorney-at-Law. Sitvers. J of Bae City and in the Fec ofr Deserese sg ATTORNEYS AT LAW. bas Office ove rs PPAREISSON & GRAVE S, ATTURNAYS AT LAW. Office West Side down’s Drug Store. DR. J. M, CHRISTY, | HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURC Sq Lans- j Uttice, tront room over P. O answered at off urgeon. Office nort rT, Mo. Diseasesot w en aspecialty. our mail, w TIONERY, SOAPS AND TOULET ARTICLES, Just Ie - |25,000 Envelops from N. Y. i > cuton real estate security a large | lam ount of money. Will gine | we ithe best terms and \rate s.yect ofje jan this line of lowest | ISLILESS- three or sire years. Hare some money to loan pauable on or before a Given | date. | Calland see _ how cheap, we can let you have money. The Bankers Loan & Title ol da- C. FULKERSON, Manager. d hy anyone > have all thes QUANTITY! QUALITY: PRICE! uit any bore see POST OFFIC Notes drawn torone- tiva-\ b will 63 Examine and p goods We are nut correct, EOOK STORE