The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 12, 1892, Page 8

nen esnamcain sean neous ta ‘i ‘4 i 4 i i ed PRIC m paking Powder. The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of ee Years the Standard Dito ‘all 5 eee al ot this city are saving the farne ers of Bates county thou- sands of dollars by giving them the benefit ‘of their lower rates of interest on farm loans. When Nature Needs assistance it may be best to render it promptly but one should remember to use even the most per- fect remedies only when needed. The best and most simple and gen- tle remedy is the Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. Dr J. P. was in the city Monday. Be sure and hear DeArmond when he speaks in your neighborhood Congressman DeArmond will speak at Rich Hill on October 15th, at night instead of afternoon. Mrs. Rena Sherwood and two children, of Kansas City, are visiting relatives in Butler. Born, on Monday night Oct. 10th, to the wife of J. S. Pierce, a daugh ter. Motherand child doing well. B. F. Senior, a prominent demo- crat of Howard township, was in the city Monday. He has been in bad health for some time, but is much improved now. Judge Boxley and Dr. Choate will speak at Virginia to morrow. Remember the doors to a democrat- ie meeting always stand ajar, and the general public is invited to be present. ‘he democrats never have secret meetings. They do their work open and aboveboard, turn out to the meetings in the dif- ferent townships and hear the truth. There will be a grand political pienic at Lone Oak on next Friday Oct. 14 1892. Hon. U.S. Hall,Hon. D. A. DeArmond and Hon J. W. Choate are expected to be present and discuss the political issues of the day. A competent committce has the arrangements in hand and a grand good time is assured all who attend. <A cordial invitation is ex- tended to every body no matter to what political party they may belong. The Butler Union last week be- seeches the ‘democratic press” to refrain from personalities and con- sider measures instead of the men put up to voice the measures. So far as we know the Union is the only paper that has engaged in abuse, villifying everything not of the “brother” band. A man said not long since that aside from the | pictures the police Gazette was as! But all of a} decent as the Union. sudden this paper wants a sub rosa campaign. Evidently there are some spots somewhere besides on the Moon and Mars.—Amsterdam Chief. McFarland of Ballard | therefore | | Important eas { The democratic club of — Oak | township is requested, to meet at | the Star school house Thursday ‘night. There will be good speakers present and a band of music. A general turnout of the club is earn- estly desired as there will be work of importance tu transact. All oth- ers who desire to attend are cordially invited to come. Hon. Chas. H. Mansur spoke to a fair sized audience at the court house Tuesday afternoon. He made an able tariff argument and a very entertaining address. He is a forci- ble speaker and is doing much good , for the democratic cause. Congressman D. \last week in Cass true democracy. rmond spent county talking His meeting at appointment was largely at- tended and the democrats of old Cass are reporied to be in most ex- cellent tighting trim. Judge DeAr- mond is making a most able and igorous canvass of the district and is covering the ground in each county in a concise manner. No section or township is being neg- lected, and his logical arguments are bearing good fruit. | each | | Sam Fisher, candidate for treas- urer was in the city Saturday and gave the booming Tres a call. He informed ur that he had now enter- ed into the campaign in earnest and would make as thorough a canvass of the county as he could between now and election day. He reports the outlook for the democratic tick- et good and growing every day. In his rounds he has met many demo crats who voted the u. 1. ticket two years ago that tell him they have come back aud will support the dem- ocratic ticket this year. Mr. Fisher feels greatly encouraged so far for the entire ticket. Arrangements are being made for an appropriate celebration of Co lumbus Day in our city. Speakers have been selected, the musical part of the program is in the hands of an efficient committee, aud it 1s to be hoped that in accordance with the suggestion contained in the procla- mations of the presideat of the United States and of the governor of Missouri, the people generally will come together in the afternoon of the 21st te e-lebrate in a becom- ing manner the anniversary of the discovery of the New World. A full program of the exercises stating the place of meeting and the names | of the speakers will appear week. Com. next The epesch a Senator Ingalls at | Topeka the other day is criticised by | the leading republicans of the state. \ They complain that speech was too ;much out of humor to be a vote | getter and will do the party more ‘harm than good. ANEW NOTICE. To the people of Bates cou nty. New Store, new goods, new prices, and PRICES lower than ever offered to the people of Bates county. DRY - GOODS, We carry a full line of CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Also a fine line of Ladies and Childrens CLOAKS. Don't fail to get our | make her great trial burst of speed prices on before purchasing. A full line of YARNS always We invite all to give us a call. Blankets, Comforts, and Mens Overcoats,, yeort the republican party in its pres- | on hand Respectfully, THE BOSTON STORE. ASS Preprietor. E, Manager. ARIS First Clerk. ENHAM, Second Clerk. othr Bee? FOSTER, MO. ~ | his home paper, | Cheap Nails. | W. O. See will address the | From this date until we move we (citizens of Elkhart township at j will sell cut nails for two cents per! | Lone Star school house W edneaday | |pound regardless of size or kind. finishing nails and the offer is for ‘eee only, not dealers. j R. R. Deacoy, Sons & Co. | Home Endorsement. | | ‘al speaker is well known, aud those | |who turn out to hear him on this | occasion will not regret their com- jing. Remember the date, Wednes- day night of next week. The following complimentary nv- | | tice of circuit judge James H. Lay,; lis taken from the Warsaw Times: | and republican in Coal Oil to Disappear. Soon now the coal oil lamp will be a thing of the past in Butler res- dences From Geo. M. Canterbury, secretary of the Butler Electric the high esteem iu which he is held | Light & Gas Co, we learn that they jby his neighbors of all political | propose and have made arrangments | | 2 parties: |for lighting the private residences “Judge Lay was born and raised | of this town by the incandescent in Benton county and is well known | A dynamo of sufficient ca- to all her citizens. He was a suc | cessful and honorable poole: It isa very flattering en dorsement and speaks volumes of | system. night, Oct. 19th. The reputation of| 1 | This includes common, casing and Mr. Jackson in this county as politie-, | pacity has been ordered for this} Ip To THE Boor axp Sos Wearers oF Bates Co. | GENTLEMEN: CHICAGO, SEPT. 15th, ‘92. | We wish to inform you ‘the AMERICAN CLOTHING HOUSE, is now our only agent in Bui for the famous “Selz” custom-mad. Boots and Shoes. They have our complete line of, men’s and boys footwear whi they g guarantee to sell from 50e $1. 3° per pair less than our a have ever been sold in Butler! Remember that every pair is war) ranted and we hereby authorize the AMERICAN CLOTHING HOUSE, to allow all just claims, for every pair of our coum that does not give reasonable service and! charge same to us. Makers of the famous ‘*Selz” Yours Respectfully, \ SELZ SCHWAB « CO. Boots and Shoes. practicioner | |for more thap twenty five years, and | has never been what might be term- purpose and will arrive in a few| days when steps will be taken to eda place hunter. Such political |safe in every respect than the cum- bersome and dangerous coal lamp. The Trwes predicts the com- pany will receive the thauks and hearty support of our people in their undertaking. people abruptly, neither has he been quarrelsome to those entertaining different opinions. All this time he |has devoted himself more zealously to the study ef law than the study of politics. He bas sought to find} : : : The lights now in use on our out the right side of such questions | : d | streets and the incandescent in the as Lave presented themselves than to find the prevailing current of ; ae = Ate th faction, and the company say they popular opinion in regard to those Popy I in | will not stop short of giving Butler There are but few Reeeeras Seana Cosa | the best system of lights of any in- of whom so much can be said. At! |land town in the state. the end of the next term of our cir questions. Hurrah for | Butler. cuit court he will have occupied the | . eae bench for two years. Of course it} Emmet Dalton Better. would be unreasonable to expect! Coffeyville Kas., Oct. 9.—Emmet that all parties to suits should be} satistied with the results of their} adjudications. Tiais would be con- | recover. trary to human nature, but as a rule} Dalton’s condition is so greatly im- An officer Express of the Wells- Company arrived here today to make arrangements to pay the rewards for the killing of to complain of unfair treatment at!the Daltons. He says the company the hands of Judge Lay. He has} will be glad to pay to the families of shown himself universally courteous | the men killed in the raid a sum of toward the attorneys; kind and for | money | sufficently large to show its bearing toward those against whow | appreciation of their brav. ery, though | there was no reward outstanding at he had been forced to make rulings. | jthe time ofthe battle. A committee We believe that the opinions here ex- lee citizens will send cireulars to the pressed by us, are entertained vy all | banks throughout the country solic- who have learned to know him, es-| iting subscriptions for the aid of the faunlies of the dead men. | Fargo ail wie contestants have acquiesced cheerfully, and none have been heard pecially since he has ing the bench. And finally lieve that he will continue to max nie | z 5 Following closely upon the cele- fest all the admirable qualities of | | bra ution of Columbus Day all over mind and heart which he has hither-! the world aude specially in the mag to exhibited, and that if reelected | niticent dedicatury ceremonies in he will continue to show the same| Chicago, Robert Westiy Peach will for the great p 1 g| lecture in Butler upon the subject, roger (ouauuojerent Dr ocrD cao “Four Hundred Years, with De truth, equity and justice which Ba tive Hustrations from the Ch characterized his the | been occupy- we be-| i Columbian Lecture, conduct on celebration and from history.” bench. Necture will be delivered in the Mr. Atkeson is an uutried manj| Butler opera bouse on Tuesday evening, Novewber Ist. The sub and-we cau judge him only by the |° : ae Tall ject bemg now uppermost in the sentiments of the party he sees tit to ithoughts of people everywhere, identify himsel” with. The views | makes this a mest timely lecture; jentertained and so vociferously pro-|and a vivid word painting of the| claimed by the wide mouthed howl- jee enes of dignity and splendor en ers of calamity do not commend | jacted in Chicago during the Colum- , bian week will f ate alike those themselves to the republican party | 43,5 were witne andithe@creater with any more favor than the old! pumber to whom the press has giv- and well defined principles of its an-}en the only account, But the care cient foe. If the apostles of the fiat | ‘ful study of the kind and degree money and subtreasury schemes are jof advancemeut made since Colum. 1 bus sailed in his insignificant barks, | less dangerous than the veteran war rg will appeal to the thoughful ones, horses of Democracy, it is beceuse | algo those who care not forthe spec they are so bare faced and pusillani- \ tacular. The admission will be 25 mous that no one with a spoonful /#ud 35 cents. of common sense can be deceived by | them. | If Mr. Atkeson has nothing in his | private relationships that reccom- | : p : {ble in Jackson county imm: mend him more etrougly than his es- ioe Ulin populists hel ie pousal of the cause of the People’s | vention at Iu dependenes,isn party he certainly can not get ourjscen ir Clay and poraniveh e support. Until Republicans shall | Reports from other counties i learn of some new excellencies be- | 5t#te indicate the same cond des b: vn leone techie | ‘affairs. Mr. W. J. Reese, whose pie | sides being a simple calamity shriel [ture lecture wravadigee lensckivetra| jer, they will. prefer to endure the | this ceunty, has addressed small ‘evils of which they know | than 3,500 persons at the school dis jrather than flee to those of which | rit meetin ngs ms _— anty | 2 — Vc and everywhere nds the greates mes Bro moti C Eee uc cus a0B ay | enthusias: n for the ticket. The| “ Seon of the attendence at the Sige 7 meetings in Johnson indicates the Judge Gresham at ‘lerre Haute | general interest in the exposition of Terre Haute, Ind , Oct. 3.—Judge | democratic doctrines. At Kingsville |Gresham, while in this city last | there were 300 persons in the andi- | = jence; at Holden, 400; Center View; Wednesday, to see Nancy Hanks | 200; Fulkersor, 250; Pittsville, 25 | Colambus, 300; Fayettville, |dined with a prominent democrat | | Valley City, 15 and stated that he could 2ue Populists Disintesrated K.C. Times ty strength which became p not sup-j | Heurietta, 200; Cornelia, 200; Chil howee, 200; and ‘ sk jent attitude and policy and he should ji Nevada, Mo.. vote for Cievo’and. The Judge tereation betwe |made nv disguise of his nea }Zach Dixon. 2 s south of this pla | publican on the pre | fore the country, anc |Ilinois, stated that |be surprised if both Cleveland and | Altgeld would carry the state. He three inches Jong. Dixon was also | | said there was nothing i in Mr. Har-}cut inthe side he cannot recover. | jtison’s public career that’ would at-| Pineleft the country at once and | jaace the Germans of Illinois. the sheriff is now in pursuit. i razor.- O f from the lot } point of the chin; the the right side of the throat an oil | Misses Harper & McCants, proved that it is probable he will! The disintegration of the third par- {| more | county} ; Knob Noster, 30 | | | hie | stores are giving the best of satis-| MILLINERY GOODS Is This Mana Traitor Also? | | Judge Hare, of Oregon, has been | arepublican all life. nominated by his party as an elector- at large in this state. In declining to serve he says in a letter to the re- publican state committee: “You have passed high tariff as | you claim, for the protection of la ; bor; yet [have seen more than 650 | manufacturing establishments duce the price of labor of the work ingmen He declares also that the republi- his He was re- | in the fifty-first congress squander- | ed the surplus in a shameful manner jand for the reasons given he aban-} | thirty years Workinginen, farmers, voters who think the of | Judge Gresham to vote against the| party of high tariff taxes. the force | billion dollar congresses well the “I have seen more than | over determination | vill aad should weigh words of j Judge Hare: 650 reduce manufacturing establishments | the workingmen” price of labor of the | the McKinley | The protection ! since 1 j tax law was pa organs cm now refer to Judge! Gresham and Hare as_ traitors} j bought up by British gold. Marshal Hill, of Nevada, brought to Butler last week Mexican Florez, | accused ot stealing shoes from a box | car at Rich Hill and lodged him in| ail. He was arrested in Nevada while peddling out the shoes. | | ONE ENJOYS | Both the method and results when | Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and tefreshing to the taste, and acts | genily yet promptly on the Kidneys, | Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- | j; aches and fevers and cures habitual | constipation. Syrup of Figs is the ;; only remedy of its kind ever pro- | duced, pleasing to the taste and ac: | | ceptable to the stomach, prompt in ‘its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, ita many excellent qualities commend it ll and have made it the most t remedy known. is for sale in 50c y all leading drug- y reliable druggist who sy not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly any one who wishes to it bot eccept an: poeoindgy ios CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUF CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY, WEW YORK, N.Y. In the store room formerly occupied by Mrs. can party through its representatives | ~ dons the party he has supported for ¢ | 50 tbs patent flour for (50 6 22 “dark brown * | Best broom jwant to sell goods that way | North Main Street, é .. ,; carry out the plans of the company | a ; . {to give our citizens a perfect light | convictions as he has entertained | i ae | ‘and one much more convenient and | have never been thrust upon the} 2 Have opened an entire new stock of Kennett on the | west side of the square, where they will be pleased to welcome their lady friends and will take pleasure in showing them their new and handsome line of goods which have just received. le of Drexel, ock $ Five miles east Mo., }and five miles northwest of Burdett, on Menday Oct. 17th, at 11 o'clock a.m. Sale to consist of horses, | mules, feeding steers and shorthorn cettle, including some fine bulls. No delay for rain if the people come. T. J. Henpricxson. Farmers of Bates county, remem- ber that C. F. Pharis the south side ) mer¢hant buys your butter, poultry i and eggs, when others will not. He pays the people cash. tf Vonsorial Arust. Six chairs, no waiting, you are next Call and get a first-class hair cut, smoothshave and a shampoo.- Finest shop in the city. Bestbarbers. North Main street, opposite postoffice. Wa. Boone, Prop’r. Norice—I want. 1000 pounds good butter. C. F. Puanrts. CASH is What Talks, A BIG CUr IN GROCERIES. Jersey Cream fiour 50 * choice flour 4“ extra blended coffee 4 pkgs coffee Q 4% “ 19 lbs granulated sugar 20“ brown ? 2 gal extra fine syrup “ Honey drip “ * best coal oil “gasoline wire clothes line 5 doz clothes pins 2 Ibs California raisins 6 “ Scotch oat flakes Large size wood tubs 1 dash board lantern 2 1 5 5 1 Dry salt bacon 20 boxes matches 1 lb Star tobacco 15 lbs extra rice Sledge and Crane tobacco yet Icarry in stock a large assort- went of nails which I will sell low. | Also have a nice line of finware good quality at 25 per cent less than anybody else will sell it. These prices are for cash and produce only. Don't ask me for credit, I don wouldn't sell at these prices to 1 own brother or sister. with your cash and SO come roduc will assure you better goods for less money than any house in southwest Respeetfally. W. G. Womack, Missouri. near Postofiice. |