The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 25, 1894, Page 1

VOL. XVI. OF BUTLER, MO. CAPITAL, = . . . $110,000. Transacts a general banking business. We solicit the accounts of far- mers, merchants and the public generally, promising a safe depository for all funds committed to our charge. We are prepare » extend | ry commodation in the way of loans to our customers, ds always h to loan on real estate at lowest rates, allowing borrowers to pay part at ony time and stop interest. IDIRECTORS. Booker Powell H if Piggott © B® Radford TJ Wright Geo L Smith OTHER ][S'COCKHOLDERS, Robert McCracken = A McCracken} M V Owen Jonn Pharis Charles Pharis JK Rosier JW Reisner L Starke Clem Slayback Jobn H Sullens Fravk M Voris HC Wyatt RG West Wm E Walton or. T.U. Boulware SH Dutcher Join Deerwester JR Jenkins DrjwW E Tucker WB Tyler ME Turner Wm W Trigg Wm Walls GP Wyatt Dr NL Whipple Max Weiner frank Deerwerter D 4 DeArmond John Evans Dr J Everingham c & E Freeman G B Hickman D Is Heath Semuel Levy © HE Morrison Dr W D Hannab E Bartlett Margaret Bryner, Lulu Brown Murley Lumber Co «i A Carathers HB Chelf 3} M Courtney Robert Clark OP & 8 LColeman JR Davis oe It H Unele Ben Caldwell sold 40 bushel of apples at 40c. Joint discusion here in the city hail} 16th, between C. A. Denton atte John Q. A. Cope and Uncle Benny Caldwell. Mr. ©. A. handled the | tariff question in a republican fi toa letter, Mr. Cope and Uncle Be the pops to a gnat’s heel. There was @ house fulland if all had attended {the house would of sure fell through. | But Seth Cope says he for one had | to stay at home and watch his henry and he thinks a number of men stay- ed at home watching their hen roosts for Austin was out and everybody knows Aus. is fond of chickens, Squire Steele's wife is quite sick at this writing. The pops had a niece pienic in Cope'’s grove, or mightsay paw paw patch for as soon as the speaking was through they struck for the paw | paws. Skyler, you was asking me about coal oil, I see you use it freely and I will sell it to you in large quantites at wholesale price. Bring on your Virginia Items. The prohibition basket meeting | Was notas large as expected, about two hundred present and had a good time. Miss Kila Durrit and her brother Willie and Carrie Park were at the taffy party at Jefferson Park's last Friday night. ak Quite a number of the Virginia folks attended the SS convention at Amoret last Saturday. Mrs, John Durrett ‘Will soon be able | to be around again. Mr. Gardner, of Council Bluffs, oe p is visiting his brother living on J. Park’s farm. Mrs. Mollie Pyle goes to Golden | City this week r, Cordelet sold his farm last week. Wm. McElroy bought a steer last Monday and paid $25 for it, on Tues- day it got choked on a hedge apple and died. Inthe last four weeks five farms have been sold and four families ex- pect to leave the township in the | butter. ; spring. Grandma Cope is and has been for Mr. and Mrs. John Hendrickson, of | 2 years helpless,can’t walk a step and ‘ Drexel, Mo. are visiting Wm. Me- ane sou health otherwise, her age] Elroy. is 85. : : J. W. Park has lost 27 hogs by the| Mrs. Wm. Bell and childen was visiting her mother Mrs. Caldwella few days last week. Several of our good people cholera, Washington Park is building a new corn erik. . Mrs. A. J. Park is still in waiting on her sick daughter. Butler | Sprague the past week. Mr. J. W. Nance, the master me- Mr. Warren Littetield, chanic uses the patent left hand door flying visit to Ills., returned the other butts, | day. Mr. ©. A. Wallace and wife cele-; Lam prepared to take corn in ex- brated their 20th anniversary Thurs- | © for goods att day. A large crowd was present. . Smith. subseribes for the The presents were a nice caboret, | TIMES one year, : ‘ brekfast plates, soup turine, cracker | ‘To swell the procession Friday one jar, fruit plates, match safe, platter, ee directors had the teacher dis- cups and saucers, salad dish, parlor | Mss the school. The scholars took lamp, cream pite her, water set, be orry ee active part in the pienic. A beau- tiful dinner was spread and a joyful time the result. The banner was car- ried by the séhool children it was a red bandana two corners tied in a paw paw bust and they marehed high spirits. (ilenn Miller is improving slow!y. dish, cake plate, bowl and dinner plates, rravy N CLERK. Vote the democratic ticket. New Home Items im W. LJ Jones is having the finish- | Blood Woods was in town Satr ing coat of paint on his house }day night looking after his real| H. Robb says he is going to cut the |. fate N. M. NESTLERODE big elin and saw the old hiekory this week. Mr. R. also lost a good horse this week, it was the race horse. Vote the democratic ticket Ben Willson who was thrown from In many cases, the first work his horse last Sunday week, died Bye Gcace eat} ae the next evening. Mr. Wilson never | Ayet’s Sarsaparilla is to expel the knew what hurt him. The horse must | effects of the other medicines at 2 » i is bae nd | : ray have fallen on him as hi mack and Favelboon tad in-varno le would be every rib in his body was broken. : p : He was about 23 years of age. He is | a saving of time and money if experi f ar Iso one » . « y anephew of Girard Wilson one of | enters took Ayer’s Sarsaparilla a? extensive farms Cal Morris has a fresh cow for sale, | is? instead of af 2 BOOTS! SHOES! ' For fall and winter wear. Every thing the very best and at the ‘most reasonable prices. Mens’ Boots (a surprise for you) at $1.25 Mens’ Boots better grade at $1.50 { Mens’ Boots, still better at $1.75 And Mens Custom Hand made boots = at $2.00 Boys Boots at $1.25 and $1.50 Womens every day wear shoes for good solid service. Wo.wans’ Glove Grain Button (worked button holes) Womans’ Glove and oil grain button, solid as a rock Womens’ Best Glove an ad oil grain button shoes Misses School Shoes. glove and oil grain, button, heel and spripg heel, Cap or Plaim toes, sizes 13 to of Sland $1.25 Childs of the same, sizes 9 to 12 at 75e and $1.00 Childs smaller sizes. 5 to 8, at 65c and S5c This is a partial list of the many bargains we have and don't you buy shoes until you have seen them. Yours for best wearing goods at lowest prices. MAS WEINER. at $1.00 at $1.25 at $1.50 BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURS Missouri State Bank | have} been attending Christian services at} who made a} DAY OCTOBE We are are reliably informed that the populist poll of the d oe townships took in all i i s ‘anus will | te wr ome of them | x in orde: to Ge Baader. Carpenter & Sate "Friend Cenpence Ss Thi some one and if i bonatie: We wans your Poultry and Eggs and willpay you the top of the marketineash. We are the only exclusive Poultry and Egg house in Butler, and will not be ove bid. See us onsouth side square, or onthe street. We would pre- fer handling your stock on Mon it days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays | but are prepared tohandle itany | All of our $1 00 Heurietta’s go day. All ef our 1 00 Pingals go Carpenter & Shafer. Down With a Crash PRICES GO AT W. 6. WOMACK’S : CASH GROCERY. All of our All of our All of our All of our All of our Nice Gx vail 4-4 Bleach Muslin go Good 4-4 Unbleached Muslin go Good dress gingham go Good shirting go 30 Henriettas go 75 Henriettas go 65 all wool goods go wool Henrietta go ish Henrietta go 20 tb fine granulated sugar $1 00 21 * light brown sugar 1 00 i : 22 + dark brown sugar 1 00) Ladies all Wool Vests worth $1 00 a 34 “ big African brown coffee 1 v0 33“ big African green coffee 1 00 44 * Java blend coffee 1 00 1 “ Java blend coffee 25 them, and not 50 * extra fancy flour 50 © cheap flour | 100 ib cheap flour 2 cans Columbia salmou 1 can Columbia salmon 2 ib new evaporated apricots 2 new evaporated peaches 5 * new seedless raisins 1 well bucket 3 Dashboard Jautern vis 1 2 hoop wooden pail 15 hegeee : 50 gape fc Chit nads Hos ton | No. 1 tubs 50 ; 1 | — ate addressed a large audi | No. 2 tubs Amsterdam Saturday even | No. 3 tubs But! lee cl 13 in )2 pkgs any kind soda 5} went out and furnished i 5|music for the occassion. Those 3 doz clothes pins 2 - oresent speak in tt zhest prais 6 bars Water queen soap neeen Lees ae Ae US ee 5 bars Cashmere soap socrats of that section 16 bars old country soap ic and and energetic |6 bars silk soap 25 | we look for a good showing from Dry salt meat clear of bone 10 | the: em On election day f Dry salt meat, Foster back Sk Vote the democratie ticket. 1 gallon can pie aj 35) ~ 1 gallon can pie pe 435 | SYMPTOMS OF CHRONICCATARRH i gal pure sugar syrup £0 | Se Good wash boads 2Ue to 3Ue As Deciibed by Dr. Hartman, one of 1 th extra fine gunpowder tea the Greatest Authorities and worth T3¢ Writers on Catarrh. ti) Moyune prial tea - 1i Mo} une Imperial te The symptoms of chronic catarrh 1 Young Hyson tea z } : : vary according to the eta d ex- 1 + Uncolored Japan tea ~ 2 is = a act location of the disease. The 1 * Sledge tobaceo | first stage of catarrh of the nose and 1 * Star tobacco head produces discharge from the 1* Crane tobaceo 5 bose, sneezing, pain in theeyes and * Horse shoe tobacco ‘ ; forehead, weak, and sometimes wat- 1 doz lemons ae Wh 1 ery eyes, ionally loss of mem- 6 th ite Seotch oats an a : i ory. In the last stage the discharge 1-5 gal. galvanized oil can ie : = : ia ceases, and dry, offensive scabs form | Wire nails any size from 3's up in the nose; polypi growtks some- 1 box axle grease any fiind 05 >| times form in one or both nostrils, 1 ib can Lily of tbe Valley baking | ae " fae a d the pain in the head and eyes is wders 5 Powe “;tmuch less. Unless something is 3 cans good sugar corn 25 ne a hi , ; doue to prevent, the catarrh will fol- And everything els O . Ls 0a Beat oe low the mucous membrane into the, Bottom prices in the Grocery line. lungs where it will be followed by cough, night sweats, rapid loss of flesh, and the other dread symptoms Will take corn, oates, hay, chickens, and butter in exchange for Groceries at the highest market prices. Will of consumption. pay the bighest market price iu casu/ Peru pais a specific for every case of catarrb, whether the disease is located in the lungs, kidneys or istomach. The dose of Peru-na’ should bea large tablespoonfu!l be fore each meal and at Women and some delicate men should begin with a teaspoonful,and slowly and gradually increase to the above full dose. for chickens aud eggs,iam prepared | to bandle all that comes to me. I! bave in stock a nice assortment of and Queensware which I will sell you cheaper than ean be bought I could throw out some slurs about some other merchant, but refrain from do- > sO. talk about hiscompetitor direct or indi Free books on chronic catarrh, la, jrect. Thanking you for past favors | jand hoping to merit a large share of | i gtippe, coughs, colds and consump- iyour trade I remain yours truly. ‘tion are being sent to any address | iby The Pe-runa Drug Manufactur- W. G. WOMACK. ing Company of Columbus, Ohio. Tinware, Glass bedtime. elsewhere. as no gentleman will MENS AND LADIES FUR R 25, 1894. j We you don't take srle. will will be no fault NO 49 LANE & ADAIR’S BIC SLAUCHTER SALE OF ‘DRESS GOODS WILL COMMENCE OCT. 25, 1294, Now Ladies we will offer the Best Bargiins IN pie DRESS GOODS EVER SOLD IN BUTLER. sell these goods at advantage of this. sale of ours. 35 English Hevrietta go at Ei sh Henrietta go at Hop sacks go at 25e Goods go at 15e Goods go oak f 50 dress flannels go at 50c Camel Hair go at Line of Trimmings to _Match Dress Goods. at 5 Good dark calico go at 5 at 5 Vigured Turkey red calico go at 5 at 5 Fancy Eiderdown go at =40 at 5 Good red twill flanvel go at §625 NIS HI t85e Jersey ribbed worth 65 for 5! after you have bought all of your wi NG GOODS, 50e, a dandy ribbed worth 50e for 4c. All sizes in Misses and Childrens Underwear. at greatly reduced prices. Mens Wool Underwear will go Regardless of Cost. Now remember all of our WOOLEN GOOES must be sold and we « ffer sue m to you bow when you can use iter supplies Remember Boos and Shoes 20 per cent Saved by Buying of us Cail and See for Yourself. veey mur. Lane & Adair. FARMERS BANK OF BATES Cash Cain. COUNTY, $50,000.00 COUNTY DEPOSTORY OSCAR REEDER R. E. E. Receives Deposits subjec transacts a general Solicited. Banking busin DN John § Oscar T Ninety Nine Years’ sen Texarkana, Ark., Oct. 21. ease of Prof. G. L. Bryant, with the murder of Prof. Ge Ellis, on trial in the District Court of Bowie County, Tex., at Poston, since Wednesday last, was tud- ed at 11 o'clock last night. ¢ jury rendering a verdict of g and i the punishment at ninety- nine years inthe Penitentiary. Bry- ant was President of the Tex kana | State Normal aud Business and Ellis was formerly a tes the school. About five month however, they quarreled and Ellie proceeded to set up a rival school. Bryant became insanely jealo us and set about hounding Ellis in the most annoying mannner and finally wound | lup by killing him in the loca! of the Cotton Belt Railroad. one month ago. Vote the democratic ticket. yard ighes st of allin Leavening Powe Royal | i { 1 3 OF BATES CO.! to check, Lones Mone ago! just | Precident ad. Cashier ssues Drafts and ige renpectfuily ess. Your pz CTORS : Hurley - Bennett, Gailey, BADGELY & HULER Have just Badgely t Willdoa Gp an office in thi south side square, general REAL ESTATE business, have farms, also city Now weare: »phets neither did we say that we were, but we ean fore see the coming of one hundred pur | Chasers more or less) for farms in Bates Co. in the near future so if you want to sell property be wise and place it with us,we wil treatyou right. Notrade. no pay. Our com mission is reasonable. To pur chasers: Comeand see what we have and what we can do for you before yon buy. It e¢ ou nothing to see what we have for sale. We don want all the earth nor all the pro- ducts thereof we do want our share of the trade and are going to have it if it crentes a war in Russia, Now you have it. 49- uf BaDGEL Y & HULEN. gmumber of choice perty for sale, t— Latest U.S. Gov't ‘Report Baki Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE