The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 16, 1896, Page 10

I and we would cordially invite you to call and look at Our Splendid Line of Mattings, just received. Weare showing these goods in all qualities and at prices that will sell them Our Stock of Carpets is complete and we are offering some bpecial Bargains to Close Certain Lines, A look through this department may Save you good money. sail Levy & Co. | TO Tax Payers, e Cleanine Ti bs at a | ! : | Health and Strength carry us Notice is hereby given that suit | ee — Q | through dangers and make us safe will be brought on the taxes of 1891, | 2 ( in the presence of peril. A perfectly 92, 93 and "94 at the next term of | Q strong man with rich,pure blood, has the circuit court, unless the same is | paid at once. S. H. Fisuer, ; 5 Ex officio Colleetor. | sims ; , ms Cattle for Sale. 3 75 head of good two and three | years old steers; also some good | milch cows. For prices call on or) address. A. J. Ernant, 22-2t* Elkhart, Bates Co., Mo. J. M. Catterlin is very anxious for | some good farm lands for this month. N EW STYLES Loans closed at once, money ready. 1-tf. The new council will have plenty | ‘Shoes at $1.50, hand $2.50. of material before it from which to | pick a nightwatchman. Dr. Christy informs us that on Monday last Mrs. O. J. Radford pre sented her hustand with a ten pound boy. All parties doing well. Geo. Pollock stands a good show of being street commissioner. He made a good one while acting in that capacity a couple of years ago. Either tan or black, the best,the finest and the Drive out the impurities from your bloed with Hood's Sarsaparilla and thus avoid that tired, languid feeling and even serious illness. swellest — shoes that are being shown. If afflicted with scalp diseases, hair falling out, and premature baldness, do not use grease or alcoholic prep- arations, but apply Hall's Hair re- newer. Cheaper erides at roc, $1.00 and $1.25. All kinds of shoes Dr. Fred Jones, has opened an of- flee for the practice of medicine in the Deacon block. The doctor is a son of Rey. Jones, pastor ef the M. E. chureh, and has re cently taken a raduate course and no doubt mmand a lucratiye practice. Residence M. E Ohio street. His pr al card appears in this issue. success. at lowest prices. MAX. WEINER, nage, Miss Jennie E of manufacti | trouble begins. Disease ,ogate with lightning. , the whole body into a dise | ing state nothing ‘to fear from germs. He! may breathe in the bacilli of con- Sumption with impunity. If there; is a weak spot where the germs may | find an entrance to tissues, then the | germs prop-| like rapidity. | only way to. them. This, Once in the blood, the get rid of therm is to kill | is what Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical | Discovery is for. It purifies the | blood. That means that it kills the) germs, but that is only part of what | if does. It assists digestion by| stimulating the secretion of digestive | fluids, so prowoting assimilation and | nutritiov; purifies and enriches the| blood and so Supplies the tissues | with the food they need. It builds | up strong, healthy flesh and puts! ase resist j Send 21 one ceat stam cost of mailing only, great book. The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, absolutely free. Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association, No. 663 Main Street, Buffalo. N. Y. ps to cover! and get his j | € in a new ive Charlie a ng. © oetter, JAcK, A ear old bride over in Kan- |sas shot herself while her husband | played a Jews harp in another room To Teachers of Mt. Pleasant Township All pupils of the publie schools this township who wish to take € examination for county diplomas will please report to the undersinged with their respective teachers on Sat {urday the 18 inst. at the East Public School House at 9 o'clock a m. L. B. Auuisoy, Twp. Com. Mt. Pleasant Tw of th Bod W. Bruner, of the real ardy & Bruner, e t xt Monday on an adver | tising expedition through the states | of Nebraska, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa. The firm have had printed at this 10,000 copies of I estate rnal filled with facts a figure of this county and the state, | which Mr. Bruner will take with | | him for distribution among the far- | mers of the several states name The real estate paper is “four pag j in printed neat and contains | electrotypes of some of our hand.-| ;Somesy residences and business} | houses, also the advertisements of a} number of the liye business firms of | | the town, and as an advertising me- | jdium it will certainly show up the! |towa and county and bea captivator. | Siardy & Bruner are doing good| jwork for this town and county, and |the Times hopes Mr. Bruner will} | bave great success in the effort | | which he will put forth in his travels | | to work up excursions and immigra- |tien te this part of the state. Al |ready this firm has located a number | | of substantial citizens in this section | for which they deserve great credit jfrom our business men and citizens ] generally, 1 Start next 81Ze, bb Massie Dead, cureiias | view, Sat urda ] ling intel h mut 10 0 gtbat Robt C. Massi tizen of this place, but more recently a resident of Kansas | City, and president as well as prin- [cipal owner of the Hennesy Incan- descent Gas Company was found |dead in arcom at the Arcade hotel, (Carthage this morning at 9o'clock Later information received by the | Review states that Mr. Massie bad | | been in Carthage the past ten days jorsoand had been slightly ailing, |and complained of paius about the heart; but that he retired to his /room about the usual hour last even ing feeling more cheerful than he {bad for seyeral days. When found this morning, the | gas was sul] burning and the dead man was half reclining on the bed holding in bis banda copy of “Black Cat,” a monthly magazine, which he had evidently been reading. It is therefore surmised that Ceath was | due to heart trouble. Mr. Massie was so well known to | our people generally that it is hardly necessary to enter into the history of his recent life. He came to Rich | Hill in 1880, and was identified with | most of our publie enterprises here until his removal to Kansas City about 3 years ago. He was first en- gaged in the hardware business with J. L. Minor, and afterwards became cashier of the F. & M. Bank. He built the Massie block, in which the bank is now located and owned sev eral other pieces of valuable proper- ty bere, among them an interest in the Royce Ferguson coal land just south of town. More recently he gave most of his time to the gas company above mentioned, but was figuring on closing out his interest in that concern at a profitable margin. Mr. Massie was a man about 40 years of age. He was a native of Kentucky, but came here from Kan- sas City. He was married about 14 years ago in this city, to Miss Sallie! Allen, who, with two young daugh | ters, survive him. | | CC mi 7) Fal Cathartic Pil Ask your draggist | for Ayer’s Sarsasarilla FURNITURE OF ALL DESGRIPTION. Carpets, Wall Paper, |Uundertaking in all its brances, Hartford a. and surplus of the three companies is nearly fifteen million dollars. I amount of policy paid in case of am prepared to issue policies on death from accident, and weekly k i 1 benefits should you be disabled by lrates and accident of any kind. Vor policies ef Ojoo acd CaO OOO e@o°00 oo OO eS “o o a5 0° “6 0° Ze ° ° } °. ° oO 35 Fp PnP gP.0_0.2,0. 9000900005060 Sa00 ae ooo oooe cd - 200 SUITS « KERSEYs: ' Meltons cheviots, cassi in round, straight and made in the best style, 5 Your Choice $5, § meres * frocks 3 a >: ——=—=———} ~ 66 GLAYWORSTED _ In black and gray, all sizes and perfect fitters which oth- ers think cheap and blow up ~ at $7.50. Your ‘Choice § Mode! Clothing ¢ ~ REGULATORS OF LOW PRICES, P. S.—When you are in town CALL ON THE MODEL and you will be presented with a fine chromo match box and match scratcher free,whether you buy or not. THE MODEL WERE Has a full and handsome new line of sampels of Chinese an ad J ra) ve} ray) Matti ne pete. - THE LU-MI-NUM BICYLE. =: Ye) Styles up to date and prices that cannot fail to please. G. B. HICKMAN, PROPRIETOR. Protect Your Homes I an the nt forthe tna, the i the Home Insurance npanies three cf the oldest, | Fire Insurance , gest and stronges supanies. The aggregate capita, From fire, lightning, tornado and wind storms by policies in the “Com tinental” of New York. Also protect yourself against accident by an acti dent policy in the Fidelity and Casualty Co., of New York. in either, eall on S Pierce, agent. Office, front room over T. L Petty’s grocery store, S. W. cor. square. 20-1m. Low Rate Money One the Mo. When Traveling, preventi ad other forms rr a a MISSOURI STATE , Butler, Mo: . Larcexr Adrian, Mo. |