The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 31, 1892, Page 3

A Sound Liver Makes afjWell [Man| 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 the shoulders, Chills, and Fever, &c. If you | Rave any of these symptoms, your Li | being poisoned, because y not act properly. HErsin liver does will cure any disorder of the Liver, Stomach or Bow- | /a8t night, blooded els. It has no equal as a cine. Pric Free trial bottle at H. Drug Store. 5 Medi- | { Dealer in Drugs and Medicines Prescriptions Carefully Compound- ed. Anight Clerk can always be had by pulling the Knobin front. i | AUCTIONEER, | I will cry sales in any part of tt e coun ty. Twenty years experience. Charges | reasonable. Satisfaction ranteed g all on or address D. V. BROWN, Butler, 4 3m Mo. W. A. ROSE, LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEER. Will do bus ioess in adjoining cor risonyille, Mo. Reterenc National Bank and | Sank of Harrisonville 4 tt H GO TO—— G. A. VAN HALL, —SUCCESSOR TO— F. BERNHARDT & CO. —For— PURE DRUOS MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, TOBACCOS AND Bates, Cass and| Address me at Ha NINE CIGARS, ARTISTS MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Prescriptions Carefully Compounded A liberal Patronage of the publie is solicited. WANTED—CHICKENS & EGGS I will pay the highest m price for chickens and egg delive at my store at Virginia, ‘Mo. T also have good feed stable in| -onnection with my store. Netson M. NEstLenope. | ed | j Missouri Pacific Rv. 2 Dailv ‘Train 2) KANSAS CITY COLORALO SHORT LINE and 5 Daily : Train, 5: Kansas City to St, Louis, THE PUEBLO AND DENVER, PELIMAN BUFFETT = PIMG CARS OMAHA | ) the war. At a Dance Near Talequah the Fiddler | dance us, a well stol, 1, pointing said: This is the we ised to do in his life uttered these words, ‘one could understand his inte |he shot at Manus three tin ‘him instantly. Bearpaw left the house unmolested siye and law Tablequah, I. T., Aug. 2: is out ot order and your blood is slowly | Sational Bearpaw is considered a desperate j character, and it | tion j warrant for sued, and the she | looking for him ays been consi A BLOODY REVENGE. Kills a Guest. tragedy four murder of Ri known or warning playing the violin for the jafter it was finished 1 {has not been heard from his be captured alive After aspber citizen he arose. drew it a bef the st Man many friends in this couutry. About a jor tivo ago Be ter from Detroit au brother was at the p jand would in all probability before he received the the belief Bearpaw to kill hi his b Friend, went to bed unti! 12.30, and my boy was! that these fy Lather: bottles and when I used fee 1” was noune vint letter. rets: pr thus ¢ oL sick since. 3.—A sen- was enacted ata miles east of this place resulting in the eold- of that neighborhood, by Thomas Bearpaw, arrest las been is-| and a posse are is not believed Le | 1 is bas lered an in-offen- abiding citizen, and has “Mother’s never R. R. DEACON, SONS & CO. HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS. | Deering Mowers, Hay Rakes, Grain Drills, voting EE MORGAN SPADING HARROW, | Ae | | FOR HARD GROUND AND CLODs., Top Buggics, Spring and Farm Wagons, Wood Work. Pumps and Pump & ring, Machioe Oils, Iron and Wagon Will Vote tor Cleveland. Will Not Help. D. C., August 3laine has positively refused speech for Harri- George E Jefersou City yesterday to spend a few days with his parents in this Root came up from Washington, 20, 1892.— to makea si: gle city. George has heretofore been a son,” said Mr. Harrison’s man, Tom stalwart republican, but he bas de-, Carter, to a personal freind of the year ago the brother of | glared his purpose to vote the dem Main man. “Well,” replied the gen Bearpaw was convicted and s A¢- oeratic ticket this fall. He says that | tleman spoken to, “you did not sup |ed to a term in the Detroit peniten jy this contest the republican party Pcse be would.did you? He is under ltiary for selling whisky in the In | j, arrayed against the laboring men 20 obligotions to Harrison and dian country and Manus was the! of the country and that they have Would be more than human did he main witness against him. day a candidate for vice-president a see him 4 s opponent of organiz:d la t urter. “he is i the person of Whitelaw Reid, | speak in “Maine, where his speec id that he will not vote fur any | #Ye entirely unnecessary; why not reasou that he feels himse deep obligations to the party of Mu ind not at refuse when asked to sition to the laboring peo; under Mr. the |Sive young men who thinks for lim Root is one of progres republican te 7 : re } nake seif, and he is a valuable addition to mee the ration in bebalf of cause of more speeches,” was the reply ‘an onal tick- the peuple iu his decla the demoe under none to either the two or) a) liberty to} The Coming Campaign. Myron W. Reed. “Iam going away for a season. By the time I get back you will be all fall of polities. Opinions will clash like sabers. Why uot omitthe personal element and make the cam- paign a battle of reason? A man ad voeates high protective tarif He is not thereby heif T own rote re- seranks, ‘freaks.” nor nor nor Anarchists. good citizens and aud friends, but we know not what we i be n out of a hundred Wish well to this country, but what deter birth- What because they wish is ined by place rai r, associition 1 Is thie Use ¢ Latin, gu man asachid he read out a different school reace ne my Of harden themselves to personal abuse until it falls like rain ona slate, but that is pot a good result Harden ov because reads a different. political econo course Iman and woman can Miles’ Nerve & Liver Pills. new principle— and bowels. discovery. a liver, stor ErVes. BATES COUNTY National Bank, BUTLER, MO. THE OLDEST BANK Vik ONLY NATIONAL IN BATES CAPITAL, SURPLUS, LAaRGes? anp THE BANK TY. $125,000 00 COUN $25,000 00 Pre Vice P res. Cash W. tt. tt. Larimer. Church Bridgetord: Eq. M. Smith. ——————— ONION YOUR—— CATTLE, HOCS and SHEEP “To ‘LARIMER, SMITH & BRIDGEFORD, KANSAS crry. ad will eend you the mar | CORRECT Maussouri Pacific Time Table ed wen and women are not to be) Arrival © ot ps wer 10 43 awe) t ter Station. desired. All the good that be ; bal : Z S % | j}NortH Bouxp done is done by desire. Encourage acces z | = 4:51 a.m. the wood and the bad dies out. All = - 34:5¢ p.m. we did to do wild grass in early : peels tick te yj 1 + 10:05 a.m. Wiscousin was to harrow in red-top- | SOCrne ped timothy. |Passenger, - °- 7:04 a. m. I ee ae ae ,, | Massenger, . - S pm. ] nelel Spayia Iniment removes all Passenger, 5 ~ 1:46 p.m 4, tt or Callor 1 Lu and | Local Frei mishes trom horses, Blood Spavins, | Coughe, e born at 3 o’clock a. m, with scarcely any | the contesi. Tie says he knows a Ss oe isha, Teame here, "said Mr. pain. I will do T can tk omy i r number of gentlemen who have Carter tn his softest most per it to eypectant mothers. our i Recs Ete eee ae ranktul. “Mrs. BLE. Walterhus, | heretofore supported the republican | SU8S'Ve eles S| Oe touse your Marion, O., Sept., 1890. ‘ticket who will support the dem« influence with Mer Blaine to per ae AG 3 \ : : y ee iade 1ake at leas >| 1. = : Day ay cratic ticket this fall.—Sweet Springs | 84ade him to make at least one The road convention at Chillicothe facia - speech in New York.” “You did : : . erald. : ate : oe ey adopted a resolution favoring the s Men eh.” was the snappy reply; “then employment of convict labor in con- Our Cue A feGuncmmud. walnut structing and maintaining the the cost of maintaining its convicts, and with material | which exis the ¢ Sharpsburg, Pa., ss j without Dr. for co j that thre Me ned with } attack of la stippe whe on 45 a J. 50e and S1. a done her bo seed” Denison. Mer years, died yesterday morning | fede Fra Mortis 5 fought the F | the advantage of labor King’s cured it of eau than —|nused for lung trouble. = Try it. cker’s dru ystore. Tex., rison, He was e fame umption, coug wife neumonia aft Free trial the he will not be New Discovery and colds, who lis rlis aged } he pub- secured servaut Pat Cleburne of Con- After the battle Cleburne was k Tac close er an us oth- mote Bar- Cooksport, Pa. claims Dr. s-New Discovery has done anything he e ver Nothin Bettie Large bott Aug. 23.—Tos colored man and would be a blank, 1 Scotch are aud in their vind at as to the charmed cir- - timp! Incest Imp.ac tive in their hatreds, cupy the seat with her, and we were | In olden time their feuds | goon chattine p from limb. leasantly. ndships were hereditary— per yoic: sounde l familiar, but fate ee As a down from father to pado yuld make an son through many gener: - lass o to Men slew each other because their put up her veil ted great grandfathers quarreled, or that cinders cot into her eyes. To pledged eternal fealty because they | story short, I struck up had been Much of ' ysom friends m survive itted that husband cotchman in preferen said her at for a iriend; give me any scamp who was alw vewithl es (ys otchman for an enemy.”— § o¢ and neglecting her. t nd neglecting her. s Republic rs) sympathized with her were rhenmy and weak anc red Her breath—you could smeli afar, are bad ringing and dizziness oft in her nd the cause of it all was catarrh. year- on, Red River. Morrison served through f of z : Her breath is as sweet as the ne eeithes dos reached Chi of eatarrh in the h bad or of how ty cents by drt Woman ought ith by a blind | This evening an 1 Certainly \lic highways in this state. ime , make a speech for Harrison ae I plan does not appear to be open to i a i ; ae : should be the same to ask him tol Toat s McCormick to | * ; pects Peat any reasonable objection. It can ; : : Tika doso. You oftice-holders nominat not be claimed that it would briny ; : sae eee is tates u avmalact Speou| ° ; Sue of the Souther: “do not i the state prisoners into industrial . i cas | ss a = TL can. r au Was | competition thfree workipgmer Repu ucrsites ] k 1 with free workipgmen, ea repeated Jeman upon | 1 ément of the smuch as it would assign them to oe i whom Mr. Carter called, which ae Geld of Inbor ape ‘ ‘ vho never forgets i Z a heid of labor w nos how 20SE . et Ser counts for its ex ming into my pos- wholly neglected in Missouri. The ten eA Ae ae scheme proposed at Ch te : At | would greatly cheapen the cost of i Paty oy i : wy will & ‘ « the undertaking and would obviate, ue pe Igo to equal ' for at least a large portion of the!” en id. A man w 5 : 5 l he hatchet is year, the crowded condition of the : ae i Hees we penitentiary. The plan has been friend in 1 “IT made the awful mistake of 5 the colds rE Hae tena : p | successfully tested in other states : I oe pea i >) my own wife one day nud has been found feasible. With Of all the people 1 W. 'T. Mason, as he tory tellers in the } I thought the noted Vi jis reported to have k man who would} | Kentucky 13 bs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone, es, Sprains all Swollen ‘Throats Save Sso by Lottle, Warranted the most Blemish Cure ever known. W Morris, Dru th ot one wondertul Soid by J 2I-1y bse ggist The Electoral College. Under the new census Jaw the fol- DR. F. M. FULKERSON, DENTIST | BUTLER, MISSOURI. Dr. Office, Southwest Corner Square, | Tucker’s old stand. lowing is the representation to Lawyers. which each state will be entitled: Rainy (Seceene J: A. Guvens: 2 ———]a Alabama 1 Montana |, SILVERS & SILVERS, E eDTASRa . vata All _ Attorney- -at- baw © New Hampshire 4} { North Dakota 5 cticein the court Ne = ¢ 3 New Jer 10) and pining countiet, t 4 New Y sf . 5 : 15 North Carolina 1}|Appeals, Supreme Court Jefferson 15 Ohio 23 | City and in the Federal C 13 Oregon 4 = _ es ; Pennsylvania 2 | BEBO Mce over Farmers third 21 Rhode Island | door tror rway. jo South Dakota ‘ South Carolina nnessee \ S Texas 1 15 Virginia if Vermont hington i onsin 1 & Wyoming 9 West Virginia Louisana x yland number of votes in theelecto- The l college is 444, henee it will take 23 votes to elect. In figuring upon the chanees of electing a democrat} or republican it should be remember- el that Michigan will not select electors in the same manuer in which day for the execution of Talton Hall Yo mur rde srer who ) men, is next Friday. between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock Wise Court hous Va. The sheri erection of the scaffold death watch has been put over Hall nas commenced the! and the | [Ede sOse & Guttt. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. | Will practice in Bates and adj | counties. | 83" Oflice over Bates Co. Nat’l Bank. ARKINSON & GRAVES, ATTORN«YS AT LAW. Office West 5 down’s Drug Stor DR. J. M, CHRISTY, Square, over L the great abundance of | the most loyal “I had been down | they are chosen in other states, but HOMOEOPATHIC i eae Pee jand unswerving in their friendships. an a eee Rens oT by congressional districts. Hence the for making rock roads | erent) ase sae to Kanka ¢ ou a business trip and | PY eae pes : a PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ts in this state, Missouri | S2udy knows no middle ground. He ‘took the nicht train for Chicago ctoral vote of Michigan wil! be! s his state, Miss Baie Sar > Kthe myght tre UI eee aL sean ; ought to be equipped in the near |‘ ither hates with the feroc of a reside. The coach was | divided, the democrats now claiming | Offices tron tEeon oven si San calls future with as fine a system of high-) Ue? oT loves with the unselfish de- k-a bl ith the exception of | jfive and the republicas conceding ention given to temale dis- | Ways as can be seus anywhere in votion of a w n. He hes no con- | one double seat, which was eccupied jthe loss of four votes -" ym that laeeast eee re ception of a friend he would not! yy 2 stylish} 1 woman, who sat | State. C. BOULWARE, Physician and country. r 3 3 eae ae: oe serve with his last dollar and his eves mie ae Reale Sees < « Surgeon. Office north side square, s in E fous heres Ree é by the window and had her veil) Killed Ninety-Nine Men. | Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chii- It Should Be in| Every House. last drop of blood; no idea of ap en-; gown. I received permission toc | Yachville. T A 23, "The |€ @ sbecialty =e ar i . sigs asbville. enn., ug. 23.—Lne 2 B. Wilson, 371 Clay street! emy he would not gladly tear limb | ? 8- WHY NOT? (Ofice for price? go to the {P< -| ; His friends are now collecting in the AND 10 TOLET PTICLES, mountains with Winuchesters, and } swear that he shall not be kb en | ee and that they will release him if a of them are killed in so doing "28, 000 Enveiops from N.HY. Three Coffins Ordered. Grand Junction, C , Aug. rder for thre > < fins was received Westwate Tuvesti just cys aS oped r 1 bets ween W. E. I the leader. ubh arime Lis une n Philed CIGARS, , aud a gene eesortment of STATIONERS SUNDRIES. have all thee things and lots of ot QUANTITY! QUALITY! PRICE!