The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 25, 1894, Page 7

SL MSPS LS ELMER ALLL ALE LOL ELLE ILLES NESE SEE ALES ELIE, . ngitme is specitied, subscriptions will begin -of order. Clinton, Missouri. THEY SHALL NOT FIGHT. Cigarettes Must Go. Change Of Venue Law Mr. A. L Armstrong, an old druggist —— Emporia, Jan. 16.—Luast night the Judge Sherwood filed an opinion in peer of thas S> Says Governor ef the/city council passed an ordinance in division No. 2of the supreve different kinds ot co ugh n ir Championship Battlers pr ng that all Emporia deal court ye in the case of State Dich ob ady one elas : Tallahassee, Fla, Jan. 16.—Gov. | in cigarettes shall pay a license ex rel. J. H_ Cottrell, relator, against Ballard’s Horehonud Sy: Mitchell has no intention of aban-|/Of $500 per year and that to no John W Wofford, judge of the crimi use it say itis the most for cough, cold, consumption, doving his fight against the Duval /¢bildrea under 16 years of age shall diseases of the throat and |r Athletic club and the Corbett-Miteb zarettes be sold, under penalty of hayeever tried.” It i 1 Oot thirty <5 ini aail ea ell contes t,on the contrary, is, 109 and thirty days in jail croup and whooping cou ell contese aah ora Beso 3 lieve a cough in one minute. no opiates. Soldby HL Ya gist. 1894. ILLUSTRATED. are applied to it.’ ;were a idicted to the habit The Harper’s Magazine for 1s9} will maintain “But it is binted that the Jackson bos etlaee rae see =| thecha T that has made itthe favorite il-|ville militia bas declined to aid you?” |8¥4 passed a resolution setting forth iustrated periodical for the home i Among th results of enterprises undertaken by the - lishers, there will appear during th perbly illustrated papers on Italy Lord Weeks, on the Japanes fred Parsons o low, on Paria by on Mexico by Frederick Remingt: Among other notable featares of the yes be novels by Geo DuMaurier and Cl Warner, the personal reminesc Howells, and eight short storie r will udiey wb of western more determived than ever, and hes A short time ago the Gazette be- laid down plins which he gan a war on cigarettes, making can- SS : : | @ very erave charces. investi not fail. To day he said: “You can | 80me very grave charg An investi announce that I'm goin gation by the parents showed that g to prevent not only this prize fight, for that’s what it is, the majority of the boys id immediate action. was suggested the facts of the case : asking of | Se “That is not t ernor sharply, * ithe city council rue,” said the gov but if they did hap | pen to so decline, it would not affect | to pay the license and itis thought the J, ordi The dealers say they cannot afferd ice of the council will effectu |my plans in the slightest d rree. bon ° am going to prevent that f ally stop the sale of cigarettes in and frontier life by Owen Wister Short stories | f Hae : i this will also be contributed by rander Matthews, | that’s all there is about it. Corbett] this chard Harding Davis y F vad ayor Smith is “coni GORA Day Rem emueins land Mitchell cannot fight in this| Mayor Smith is a tobacconist and, Tadema George A. Hibbard, Quesney De | bate jas the ordinance will hurt his busi Beaurepaire, Thomas Nelson Page, and others | 5** | Articles on topics of carrent in will be “Have you read that the club has | "88 more than that of any one else contributed by disttnguished sp RIODICALS. HARPER'S MAC 81 w| HARPER WE 400 HARPER'S B « _ . 400 HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE., 2 00 Postage Free to all subscribers in the United | States, Canada and Mexico. The Volumes of the Magazine begin with the Numbers tor June and Dec mber of each year When no time is mentioned, subscriptions will begin with the number current at the time of receipt of the order. 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Will sive the best terms and lowest rates yet offered by anyone in this line of business. Notes drawn for one, two. hree or jive years- Have some money to loan as gga on or before a given tte. : Caliand see _how cheap wecan let you have money- The Bankers Loan & Title Co lin town, he says he will veto it, but \ several other planus in view if Jack- 7 jas the vote was unanimous it will be sonville is abandone “I have, and I repeat emphatically | that the fight shall be prevented in| the state of Florida they may sneak off in the woods | but I} don’t see how even this can be done. I shall not even call upon the Jack sonville militia. I grant you somewhere and have it out, Some of them are | in favor of the fight and have friends | who are interested?” “Then you will employ the state | militia of some other of the] point state?” “You may draw your own conclu The adjutart general has planned to cover every point which might be available, and his men are men who may be depended upon. 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