The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 17, 1892, Page 1

iy j i j | } { i } Che Butler Weekly Ci cS. VOL. XIV. — BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17, 1892. NO. 39 Missouri State Bank OF BUTLER, MO. CAPITAL, - . $110,000. Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and) does a General Banking Business. DEPOSITORY FOR In the Real Estate Loan on Real Estate on lon COUNTY FUNDS. Department. Make loans g or short time at lowest rates without delay. STOCKHOLDERSS§ Allen, Mrs. Levina Boulware, TC, Physician Burk, Monroe Farmer Ball. J N Farmer Brow: Lala Hardinger. Heath, D'B Hannah, W D medical student Slayback, Ed Farmer W (N Farmer ickman,G B Furniture deale: L Liveryman Starke,L B Deputy circuit clerk Turner, Mrs M EC . . apitatist Bartlett, Edmund Farmer Jenkins, J R Cashier ‘Tucker, W E Dentist Bryner, Margaret Kinney, Don Ass’t Cashier ler, W B Farmer I B. Farmer Farmer a GA ‘mer Christy, J M Physician Clark, Robert Farmer Courtney, J M Stock Dealer Deerwester, John Farmer Mille McCra Dutcher, ( H Prof Normal Sch Powell, Booker DeArmond,D A, M © Reeder, Oscar F Radford, Chas & Reisner, J W Sullen Eyans, Join Farmer Everingham, J Physician Freemam, Caroline an: Eliza Francisco, 58 P Lawyer president vice-president WM £E. WALTON BOOKER LOWELL Double Branch ftems. { Another fine in last week.... Plowing for wheat “the order of the day....R E Steele, wife and daugh | ter returned from Conley springs | last Thursday....Mrs Smallwood has returned to her home at Kansas City....Mrs Hall who was on the sick list is improving....C B Steele | has rye to sell at 75c per bushel.... The Weaver and Fields club of Lone Oak met at the Brackney school house last Saturday night. The glee club rendered some nice music after which Capt Donohoe made a short talk, then the Lone Oak Cor- net band gave some choice selections It was a thoroughly enjoyable occa sion ...Chas Wilder and family | gone to Monegaw for a weeks stay. The democrats of Pleasant Gap township organized a Cleveland, Stevenson and Stone elub at Double | Branch last Saturday night, about 22 members enrolled....F M Steele and Newton Allison are making a great improvement in the road, cleaning out fence corners and quarrying rock,...Dave Laskey is prospecting, we understand...... Quite a large number of the people went to Conley springs the Sth.... Miss Markie Simpson returned home last Monday....Rev Miller preach at the Branches on next Sun- day....Mrs Madison departed this life on Sunday, Aug. 7th. She leaves a husband and a number of children to mourn their loss. She was in- terred in the Double Branch ceme- tery....Miss Allie Dillon gave the young people an ice cream supper on last Thursday night. The girls furnished the cake and the boys the other materials. The cream was ex- cellent and all enjoyed themselves. Space will not permit the names of | those present but a large number were there. Lirrie Jessiz. will + Now Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you havea cough, cold or any trouble with the throat, chest or lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds is guaranteed to bring relief oc money will be re funded. Suffers from la grippe found it just the thing and under | its use had a speedy and perfect re covery. Try sample bottle at our expense and learn just how good a thing it is. Trial bottle free at H. | L. Tucker's drugstore. Large size 50c and $1.00. Ballard Squibs, | McClenny at work on the hedge. . ....- Quite a meeting going on at White Oak M. E. church some from here attending....Rev La:mupton's pulpit was filled the first Sunday, by | Rev. Logan of Cooper couniy..... Must attend the camp meeting which | begins the the 31d Sunday at Wal- nut. Itis a union meeti i is to be hoped all will atten: ee dance and cream supper at Mr Gil | bert’s, northwest a few miles supper and a grand good time 1 be was | Levy.Sam Pry Goods & Morrison. C H Farmer If Farmer en, A Farmer McCracken, Robt Farmer Owen, M V’ Farmer Pharia, John Grocery Davis, J R Foreman Tiss officePharis, © F Grocery Pigott, Hf H Bank Clerk Deerwester, Frank Co sch com Rosier, J M Farmer armer | ....R G Andrews, jing to lend a helping band in lothingVoris, Frank M Farmer Vaughan, J M Ci alist Wyatt, H C Lumber dealer Wells, Wiley Teacher West, RG Farmer Walton, Wm E President Wright, TJ Capitalist Weiner, Max erchant Walls, Wm Farmer Walton, G W Farmer Physician NL Phy-ician Farmer Pension Clerk J WL Banker cashier asst. cashier J. R. JENKINS DON KINNEY had at Dr. Warford’s Wedues fay jnight....R D Beaty, has gone to for the Mr Ray, wife Henry county and Urich last week. .Bruce Starke worshiped at Walnut Sun day, returning to his work as deputy Butler after a load of ice dance and supper. . aud son, visited relatives in eircuit clerk Monday. Bruce is at all times welcomed by his many friends in Spruce where he was raised....F. M. Fort aud wife late of Coon Creek spent Sunday with W B Cole's family....R D Beaty and wife, Sundayed in the country with relatives....Tom Maybee anew buggy....Zach Johuron, xt- tended court at Johnstown Saturday. s» did otbers from these diggings. . has has his whea land all plowed some time since. . the band gon, which C B Lewis, was hauling boys in his new band wa is nice, and don’t you forget it... Mr. Combs went along with crowd to Clinton, he being a gate. To be sure he will kesp the middle of the road....Ray Me- Farland writes he is well pleased with kis situation in K C. He i bookeeper in a hardware store.... dele Tom Brown as grand imarshal was | the right man in the right place.... | Mrs. Ousley is convalescent. ..Mrs. LaFollet, is reported as being much better...,Have you figured Spruce township? If not try it, we are satisfied. I'll bet some of will be surprised......Tom Starks and Squire LeFollet drove to Mont- rose Friday evening. ...MeCleuney and R. D. Beaty, went to Clinton Friday for goos for the picnic, Bob also sent two teams to Butler for on | pop, ice &e.....Mrs. Alice Embree died at the Connelly Springs and was buried at Johnstown Thursday morn ing Shehad been failing for some months, and medicine doing her no good, concluded to try the springs through the advice of friends, but there only a few days until called to rest from her suffering. She will be greatly missed by her many, many friends as the family. She wasa noble good woman, akind mother, a loving wife, and a good neighbor, at all times ready and will- sick ..Mrs. Mount reported as being worse to day....This part of Bates was blessed with a fine rain a few nights since for which we are thankful....We are compelled to mail our squibs on to yet them to Butler on Mon- day, hence cannot report the picuic, ness.. | but the indications are, we will have a great big time, plenty of speakers, and lots to eat....Ray Bios. out west, are turning the stubble for about 100 acres of wheat....Geo. McCandias, is better to day....Jno Board is reported sick....Mr. E G. Hendrix, was caught with the roof eff his house in the rain...... Plenty of corn, and hogs in demand. you) Saturday | | C.D. Greer spent two days in Adrian after goods for Beaty...... Jas. Wild J Crow thresh... van, of Butler, came in Friday to bein good time for the pienie. ... W. O. Atkeson, for Cireuit Judge is the way the U L's j have it, and Capt. H C Donohue, for s. Iknow Judge Lay and |Dayid A DeArmond are trembling lin their shoes. jare mighty.” Congres “The works of men jand H. Ray, were on hands a few evenings since spi ming yarus....C. | D. and W. B. Cole are alter bogs... R. J. Starke has the best of 100 acres jof stubble broke and will be one | of the first to seed it in wheat. . The | foundation is laid for the new build ing to be built in Dawsonville. \ = JAcK. t | Pure and Wholesome Quality |Commends to public approval the | California liquid laxatiye remedy, Syrup of Figs. It is pleasant to the taste and by acting gently on the) ys, liver and bowels to cleanse jthe system effectually, it promotes \the health and comfort of all wuo ‘use it, and with millions it ig the best and only remedy. Auz kidne | | White under the gills to speak of than 26,060 votes were cast for the nomi- nees of other parties This third | party vote will show some increase | this year, but it is natural to sup | pose that it will draw just as freely h rey ublican opponent, while | the history of parties show that the | dominant party is far less liable to) jlose from the incursions of such de | predatory bauds. It is claimed that | Maj. Warner enjoys great personal al truth of the tic Any fair minded man. at it with the politics of {with eq democ: 1ominee. | jali conver: |the state, must admit that there is the |far more harmony in the democratic, { ‘than in the republican ranks. Such ; ‘being the fact in the case, is it not reasonable to suppose that Col. | Stone's plurality will be in excess of 150,000? And soit will be if those ng allegiances to the party will attend the polls.—Sedalia Bazoo. The democratic headquarters of the were visited Srate committee yesterday by Congressman Dockery jof Daviess County, returning from Congress to his home. He comple ted arrangements for the great tariff gathering at Plattsburg, Clinton county, August 16, where speeches will be made by the elo- quent Congressman Bryan of Ne- braska, Colonel Stone and others. Whis will be one of the most inter- resting political events of the year in Missouri, and will have an atten. dance of thousands of people. The next important eventin the Third District will be the basket pienie at Hold, Clay county, August 18, where speeches will be made by Hon. John R. Fellows of New York, Colonel | Stone and ex Congressman James R | Waddill. A monster gathering at that point is anticipated. reform | Hon. Jon D. Parkinson who with | his family accompanied the remains of Mrs. Fulton, mother of Mrs. | Parkinson, to this place last Satur. | day for interment, remained over the fore part of the week visiting with numerous old friends. The family jreturned home Monday morning . Phineas Holcomb of Butler, at |one time engaged in the practice of law faiwily of Judge Parkinson and Mr. Squires to this city last Saturday.— Dade Co. Advocate. > to All. se Mother's Fr Surpri ** two month« y relieved Dg me. ** doubtediy j the time and sestores the speedily to health. Will recommen expectant mothers, and advise taem to | Mrs. J. A. R., Muncie, Ind. j 33-lm Sold Dy all druggists. ...Our friend N Board | It makes the average repub'ican | | Stone receiving 50,000 votes more than Warner, the republican nomi- | jnee. And pray, why shouldn't it be | so! In the state election of 1899 | Judge Gantt received 61.788 more from one party as the other. Iudeed | ‘this place, accompanied the} {the Republic, St. Louis, Mo. THE UNSTEADY AND WANDER: | ING EYE. The Shaking and Neryeless Grasp of | the Hand and tie Tottering step. | All these are symptous which put | quite another construction or meay | jing to the salient story of those in jand around Butler, who sing praises | of the “Gold Cure” for drunkenness. | are the words of an expert observ er] a graduated nurse and physician \ | sent out by a great paper, (St. Louis | | Chronicle) to examine iuto the won-| derful claims of a much advertised | cure for a dozen different things. It! is believed that “a long list of sad/ cases follow the said treatment,”and | i that a tremendous danger lies in in-} jecting all patients alike with the} jsame syringe “not cleansed nor an-| tiseptically purtied—the same nee-| dle taken out of one arm and pushed | | ing, when one th fact iks of the well} | known thai there are diseases | ease for which the patient was treat- fed. The dark side presented by this pert, regarding some of the pae tients treated, the asylums, graves, or and shattered, addicted living wrecks, hopeless {should warn men to alco- shun the the sanitariums over life money can easily be given for naught. Quite different indeed is the Golden Specific for the permanent cure of the liquor habit, sung in every deadly country where es are whose prais clime and land on rth, a peerless remedy whose gen- uive merits have been known for 15 years with not one failure to cure j chronicled against: it. Its ingredi- jents are known to the medical fra-| |ternity as being positiyely harmless t | Popularity. The same can be said | and effective. No secresy for money’s lsake. It rebuilds the shattered} | nerves, and creates distaste for stim- ulants. This, with the fact that it} lis a hor treatment, commends it to the favorable notice of persous| secking to be cured of a terrible} (habit Put into the tea coffee cr i food of the patient, one box by mail ‘for $3 often does the work effective- lhy, without any inconvenience to the | person treated. bettar than avitariu:n, $12 hand ther a fit of | one’s self by | to the | the This is certainly ‘far “four weeks ata discLarged cured, | dementa to kill putting three balls in- Drair By all means w Golden Specific Company, Cin- | containing Let's reason together. Here's a firm, one of the largest the country over, the world over; it has grown, step by step, through the years to greatness—and it sells patent medi- cines!—ugh! “That's enough!”"— Wait a little — This firm pays the good money (expensiv advertising!) to tell the newspapers work, this people that | they Lave faith in what they sell, so} jtuuch faith that if they can’t benefit jor cure they don’t want your money. | Their guarantee is not indefinite and ‘relative, but definite and absolute-— jif the medicine doesn't help, your money is “on call.” Suppose every sick man and every | feeble woman tried thes medicines and found them worthless, who would be the loser, you or they! | The medicines are Dr. Pierce's |“Golden Medical Discovery,” for | blood diseases, and his “Favorite | Prescription,” for woman's peculiar lille. If they help toward health, | | they cost €1 a bottle each! If they | don’t they cost nothing! ‘ FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Twice-A-Week St. Louis Re- public will be mailed each Tuesday aud Friday. from now until Novem- 1892, f i It is a great per. and willl i th only thirty 1 Week y pa- cam pa | copies acd r i into the next” Dangerous proceed- | which are by far more loathsome | and dangerous than the original dis- who are now filling} | holie stimulants. desiring a cure, to! and much | \tro luced jcinnti, O. for a 4S page pamphlet} valuable information on | | “Drunkenness Curable.” | FARMERS BANK © OF BATES COUNTY, Cash Capital. Db ON. THOMPSON J. K. ROSIER BENNETT KIPP ERINGHAM Solicited. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for |Pitcher’s Castoria. . Children Cry for Pitcher’s Casioria. | Weekly, published August 17th, will |eontaiu illustrated rchists of New York and their haunts; on the yacht races, ete., ete. There will also be the usual inter- esting variety ane of timely articles on poems, making a! attractive aod valuable num ber. The fall term of institution will open Sept. 6 ue 16 weeks. this The number of teachers and tu- ition rates will be the same as herc- tofore. A choral class, free of students, and strumental music of Miss Laura Du- will be in charge vall, Gymuoastics and calesthenies wil | be continued, free to all, and) phon- ography and type writing will be in if ima club last year did not cost over $2.4 week and terms equally good ean be made For informa- tion inquire of J. McC Martin or P. H. Holcomb president of Board of Trustees or of any member of the board. July 18, 1822. tf demanded. Boarding again. 30 | The Davis Machine. shirt’? Nor mourntul cadence ring; But instead, the lively, cheerful whir e. Of the “Davis Sewing Mach And many an overburdened heart | Whore life was a dreamy theme Now ers to Heaven the gratetul prayer od bless the Davis Machine.” | » prisoners work for crime; But we chatter and sing with our Davis Machine, ep rolly quick time While our te Da er you may, | Its bright little needle will be like aglea Ot the non a cloudy day, Gracetul and ining w gilding A trea ¢ to look at beside 1A beautitul, sensi ent, | Fron ide. ito his wile o. his $500,000 We desire to place outon real estate security alarge amount of money. Will give the best terms and loivest rates yet ojjered by anyone in this line of business: Notes drawn torone, tuo: three or five years ave sonvemoney toloan pauable on or before a furen date: Calland see how cheap we can let you hure money. The Bankers Loan & Title Co d- C. FULKERSON, Manager. transacts a general Banking business The next uumber of Harper's | articles on the | cluus of Chicago; on the state build- | and return to Oct 10, ings at the Columbian Lxposition; } ed by the Italian government; on the | Aug. 27. current topics, short stories, and | together a very | sp 1892 and contin- | No more do we) hear "*The song of the | after the first application. « ' i $50,000.00 .. President Vice-President 2d Vice-President Cashier Secretary Attorney Receives Deposits subject to check, Lones Money, issues Drafts and Your patronage respectfully Ry Co. will sell | The Mo. F round trip kets to Missouri State Fair held at Sedalia fo Mo. Aug iS to 19 at one far plus S¢ for admission t be on sale Aug 15, 1,15, 16, to and including Aug 2let ¢ Mo Pac Ry Co will sell round trip tlek- to Knights of Pytnias encampment at Kan- sas City, Au at one tare for the round trip Vickets on sale Aug 20th to 25th good for re- turn until Ang Slst Mo Pac Ry Co will sell tickets, one fare for the rannd trip, to the Triennial Conclave Knight Templars at Denvey Col., Aug 9th to lith, on sale July 25 to Aug luth. For Anna- al Encampment Sons Veterane and Ladies Aid seccety at Helena, Mont. Aug sth to Isth, on sale July Ang 10 limited to October loth, Asimilar route to Salt Lake, Ogden and other points in Colorado has been arranged for, tickets Will be sold July 25th to Ang 10tp, Iss the round trip Piekete will Tand ts, limited To those siring to attend the Rich Hili fair Aug 22 to ‘ the Missouri Pacific railroad will on the statute of Colu:.bus present- | sell tickets to Rien Hill and return at the rate of 30 cents for the round trip limited to return To all who desire to attend the National Encampment AR. at Washington, D.C., Mo. Pac. R’y Co will sell shington and retarn at the low rate of $25.65 for the round trip While the ar- rangements have not as yet been fuily agreed upon it is probable that tickets will be placed onsale Sept. Il to Is good tor going passage not later than Sept. 20th and for return t a including Oct. 12th It is intended that the ial feature of the tickets furnished for this occasion will be that it will not be necessary to havethem executed at destination forre- ‘turn trip, which will render them available | for return from any point short of destination. To those desiring to attend the meeting of the I : Mo., the Mo, Pac. R’y € 8 to Greenwood eb j and return t Te for the round trip.‘ s to besola Aug. 24th and 2 limited for urn to and including Aug. For dates of sale and limits of tickets apply Wo. BL Ss Agent, Butler, Mo. to cuwrge to DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE AfMlicts a Well-Known Merchant. Itch- ing and Burning Terrible. Doctors and All Remedies Fail. Tries Cuticura. Relieved by the First Application and Entirely Cured in Five Wecke. kle; it r ot nd 1 coneulted ia or monied 1 applied an oin » bu t it covered almort my € My suffering was somet' eneation continu I euffered t, and fortwo months I was c with gloves on, I beca rate. Pwe 1 ven anything to be re of the itehing sensation. I tried a number of remedies without any relief. Iwas requested to try CuTicena; thie | 1 did, and to my great surprise, 1 waa relieved used the CUTICURA, TICURA SoaP and CUTICCRA RESOL to directions for about four or five I was entirely cured. But what a relief me after the suffering I went through. «peak with too much itymepies,” and I would recommend it ‘« who are suffering from the same disease that I have suffered, JOHN T. MELODY, | of MeLopy Brotuers, Wyandotte, Mich. - Cuticura Resolvent and greatest of The n Hur Sor Iucking Cougs, Asthwa, 4 inflammation relleved fia one inute by the Cutieura Antl Pai: Nothing like it fur Wea’ Lungs. Plaster. ee Notice of Final Settlement. ii creditors and t Touney ‘ator of lement he next term of the Bi count Tt. ‘in Bates county. etate of Id at Butler on the ath J. W. ENNIS, Public Administrator deceawed, th eaid eourl. to be Aagar Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby I ministration sha - This TAeEt Administrator,