The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 16, 1896, Page 7

WS The best reason in the world why some things sell so well is because they are good. That is one reason for the 5 great sales of “BATTLE AX,” But good quality i is only half the story. = The other hali is the size of a 5 cent piece, : It is as bio almost as a 10 cent piece of other and poorer kinds. Facts are facts, You can buy and see for : yourself, Five cents isn’t much to invest, MOR Te T e sin ute ir ean ll eo eee ee le “WHERE DIRT GATHERS, ‘WASTE RULES.” ad GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF SAPOLIO HIRES Rootheer, ou. is | EST AND ORIGINAL OGTOR tains the best herbs, berries and roots nature makes for | rootbeer making. Take no other. | | ate. makes 9 . Sold every where | sure Cure for at Drupgists. ate- -authorized by the state, ting aud most LOOD, NERY. | : ii 10 West oth ise Kansas City, is | with its resulting de- spondency, irritable he, di ‘Fails to Restore Gray | © pines Geet hate fangs & | | avo iS DEBILE VE or i etn ONS us me) wnt of any kind use PARKER'S SONIC. ma ‘sho were hopes | &27 Jessand discouraged be bevage reeainen heaith by its use. sag | Le ST V iT Al NNYROVAL PicLs “SYPHILIS al and Only Genuine. [Ba meerc 7 WRWARY ask oa VARIGOGELE sis i j Y orrhoea und ail kin- solutely cured. tera Buplish Dias ‘and in Red and Gold metallic bine ribbon, Take dangerous rubstiti ew,” in Lecter. g SP to shoe ; onitherter Chemical CoyAludtson Squacg | Ual Weal Bess cd Without surgi tal Stock. Seid by al Laval Draceisea, Things. ts | eration. ’ if without the use of knife | a RUPTURE CURED siz" SUES Screncws) ILES, FISTULA a Tate Sd 4d; TULA, painiess meta . will be held int EMEDY sits ae Rooms of Sank, in the city x | (Book on above diseases free for stamp.) county of Bates, state of Missouri. on Tuesday FoR 3a" Mi ANDRAKE it DR. H. J. WHITTIER, the | the eighteenth day of Auzust, 1 two Pin til tb athena St. either in| 0’clcck p.m, for the purpose of voting upon Liver ) | : the proposition then and there to be submitted | 1L known for|to decrease the Capital Stock of e Cc ( Liver Pitts n well Known for) (fon from ($110,009 00) One Hundred aud Ten SMeLAn: ea Thousand Dollars, its present capital, to the 3s mate that cannot be fulfilled. DEMOCRATIC ‘TRUTHS IN ALLOPATHIC DOSES ADMINISTERED DAILY AND SUNDAY UNTIL JAN, 7, 1897 THE KANSAS aco TIME For Qu $2.50 “BRIGHTES? F Don's fail to hav plete bu t of ble to obtain when its January 1, 1897, is but Address a'l letters to TIMES PUBLISHING 0 EAN, | aoe Consultation aor Urinary Aralysis. Oftice hours, 9 to 4and 7to& Sunday, 10 to 12. | FACTS of, <aercat to men, young ant old, by ealed for 6 cents stamps. Call or address in strict confidence DR. H. J. WHITTIER, 10 West Ninth Street, (Near Junction) AND BEST.” | he most ¢ a DE LT | THAT WRISLEY’S 25 Mr. W. O. Cox we w-o-cox ) OLD COUNTRY” memes "SOAP, Ban BEST, and LARGEST and bri ever sold for 5 eon: a. all dealers. Since has owned City Times tire Western pr is now the b Ball this secti ar of ts. SOAP htest paper , i °}and small barn you may understand all cost and shipped Kansas City, Mo. | Ne ~ wee i Blows Unt Hts Brains. Perry, Okla. July 9.—It has de- Smiles. Doe The matter wi veloped that the suicide of Frank that you want to be out mor Evans at Pawnee, Monday night, tent—Tl was caused by alove aifair =er 2 Evans is from Ruseeilvill Pe ord Wee and Cherokee strip, and opened aj, brake lacge grocery bu ssat Pawnee. ord. W He was engaged to a girl at Re head hay sellville and they were to been —Lows trier. married this fall. Some days ago She—You promised t € al Evans received a letter from her bia wanes poe st ; é 2 look ike thatinthe morning with saying she had beeo tired of your hair in curl papers.—Yonkers and ried at 10 o'clock Saturday nigh waiting for him would be mar At that hour Evans blew out his brains. He was worth considerable money. St. Joseph, Mo, July 9 —Doliie| McGallion, aged 25 years. jat 1110 South Eleventh street, at-| tempted suicide yesterday She went into a room, and, tying a hand | | kerchief around her neck, came wear | jaccomplishing her purpose by stran | ‘gulation. When found |uearly dead. She was examined be- jfore the county court as to her jity, the insane. residing | she was) sau | doctors pronouncing Family trouble is ‘be the cause. her | said to} A book on kidney trouble and its treatment will be mailed free to any- | one who will write for it, addressing the Buker Pill Co., Bangor Maine,or patient may enclose 56 cents in Postal Note’ or cash ina registered letter; and one box of Buker’s Pills will be mailed together with the book, pest paid to the address given. Buker’s Kidney Pil a new and marvellous remedy assisting nature to relieve clogged and diseased kidneys; will also relieve bladder diseases, urinary troubles, backache and little! aches and pains throughout the body. Back-ache and kidney-ache are very often the same and these pills will re- move the kidney trouble cure the aching back, and purity the blood. Safe in allcases, Being a new dsseovery, Kidney pills are not yet on sale at all drug stores. In enquiring, be sure you get Buker’s (price 50cts) or ad- dress Buker Pill Co., as above, and mention this paper. Southwestern trade supplied by Meyer Bros., Drug Co,,St. Louis, Mo. _ 42-12m. She Used a Shotgun. Milan, Mo., July 2—As Spencer Kent and his wife, who live near this city, were crossing Tbomas Kent’s field yesterday evening, they were attacked by their sister in law with a double barrel shotgun. She tired two shots at them, but without ef fect. While she was reloading, pre- paratory to another attack, the two gleme ot The attack was the out come of an old family feud. Buker’s An observing farmer is responsible for the following: “When you pass a farm and see a Jarge barn and a small house you may know the nan is boss; when you see a fine house that the woman has things her own way, xud when there is a good barn and nice house you may take it for granted that the woman and the man are equals und work together in harmony. Notice of Meeting to Decrease Capi- lars, to which decrease of Capital Stock the owners of more than two-thirds of such Capi- tal Stock have given their written consent. WM_E WA sum of ($55,000.00) Fifty-tive Thousand Del- ent. Dinecrons:—J R Powell, 1 © Boulware, Wm_E Ww attaas , Frank M Vo i G West,J M Se Trustee's Sale. | 1ereas DT McKibben, a single man, by of dated February loth din the recorder’s 0} it ‘ates county, Missouw book No. 110 page 2S conveyed to the under- jtrustee the following described real uate in the county of } ng atth corner of the «| southwest quarter o | section twenty-two uth to fue: ie einpin eres more or le j lieve lowed States: *So you went out driving with your new beau, Susie, and LT expe jhe read your heart like a book “Yes, mother,he read between li Detroit Free Railroad Off Press. 1000. Plantree—H rumnir Just a itself vet?— Life. Hardup w long week. Chatterton having bette -What, hz paid what Chatterton-—-No; hasn't called to borrow any more! you you? {Trath. Chicago Record. “Jenkins, have you anextra dolla in your pocket vo, dear fellow; in fact, I haven't any pockets areso hard I have my without pockets.” “T wonder,” times -Chicago Record soliloquized the mon | key, looking through the bars of it eage at the bloomer girl, ‘if that creature isn’t the missing link the evolutionists have been hunting for! —Chicago Tribune. Mr. Assurance—Dear seems to be luck lately. Wi ins} he he trousers made Do You Kuow Do You K witt Do ¥ Do Vou Know: Do Vou Row thot the Patent & z ext is sand eee “Castoria Do You Know thst one of the reasons for granting ¢ vetiment protection —— S| | ven tobe absolutely harmiess ? was “Resolved, that ifa woman wants | a husband who won't mention hi mother’s biscuit, she must seek z | man raised in an orphan asylum.,’’- om | Do Vou Know tht 35 average Coses cf Castor cents, or oue at r| Do You Know | be hept well © whe fac-simile fac-simile GZ, is on is_ on every Z signature of of The meatus Py LRTI w F2ppfr; Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Maude, your father gave me his consent to our marriage only last night. Miss Tus Parone Teemedy cures quickly, permancntty a Mande (indifferently Indeed! but I Weak Memory, Loos of Brain P gave mine to Willie Green only this To Date. “You mustn't said the me one. “Were you saucy little girl, aunty?” less child.—Truth, “One of the remarkabie morning !- be sauey, den aunt to the No one will love youif you are, when asked you the Fanny” little were a guile- paradoxes Tae moreatoeae nystrongand plump. Biperbexs O tor aoe fy mint re: yrefum . Write us. . Donna and . Beware of ¢mitas C.B. LEWIS & C0. OVER $5,000.000.00 of politics,” said the Cornfed Phito- are sent out of the state every | sopher, “is presented in the per- year for Life Insurance. g . formance of a man buying large Proprietor of quantities of liqnids to make him Elk H St bl solid.”—Indianapolis Journal. | orm a es Guest: ‘How is this?) My bill this Having purchased the Elk Horn barn time is 12 shillings a day, and last ‘and LAVErY pone ot. MS aie and : s | having added to the same a number of December I had the same room, and Keep your money at home by | ire eelaad Buggies, and horses, I can say it was only 10 shillings aday cers longer now.” 1 know; but the days are mucl Tit-Bits. A.—Now if I understand correctly, the first principle of socialism is te divide with your brother man. B.— Then you don't understand it cor rectly. ism is to make your brother man di vide with you.—Birmingham Post Clerk: The first principle of social- insuring your life in the | Bankers Lite of ‘|Kansas City. to the public that I now have the 1 { 1 | It has written in the State of Missouri since June, 1895. Best Livery Barn Bobby (to visiting pastor)—Say, what is that hole inthe top of your Taleouthw Mo. Horses’ and mules hat for? The pastor (wishing to be bought and sold, or stock handled on instructive )—Don't you know? Now, commission, Stock be arded by the day Et : B bl oh tka ' 1 week or month, With 16 years exper- try and guess. Bobby hy know! 5 L] ience Mr Lewis teels able to compete Pop says you talk through your hat with any Livery barn in this section, and that must be the hole it goes Its death rate is the lowest cf! Cail ard see him iC B LEWIS & CO through.—Puck. A Photorraphed = : an company organized. trom Lite “Surely, you don’t mean to say, supekl EE iets | earart REVIVO Tommy,” said the teacher, * letter itisa Tommy. give me an example.” “Well, it ha a short sound in job anda long sounc capital?” res’m,” “T should repliec in Job.”"—Chicago T Schell C: known man town. Body ground te » pulp; supe] posed to have been tun over by sev-/ eral trains: identified by Was goiug to where hb Spams to have a sick mother. | | ‘that the sj? has a different sound when like to have you Claims are paid on demand. RESTORES VITALITY. ,, Madea S Well Man 15th Dz aye of Me. THE GREAT zoth Day. FRENCH REMEDY proniuces the above results in'30 days. Itacts 1 No waiting for returns from the far east. ‘INSURE NOW! Ast Day. { Call on or address. S. E. RUMBLE, Sec, rEL. 2159 EY BLDG.. —KANSAS CITY, MO.— el Women Insured 206-7-8 sHEeipL Equal on Terms 4 blood builder, Bring- heeks and re « off Insanity REVIVO, ne i By mail ix fo 85.00, with a posi intec t = or refund onl Wa as ie, CHICLGO, ILL | ‘To those desiring to attend the Na- | For sale at Butler Mo.,by HL Tucker druggist tional Populist and American Silver ees = | With Men. ©. SMITH. Agt BUTLER, MO. 1c pntion at St. Louis, Mo., July eee e vs 2nd 1585, the Mo. Pac. Ry. Co. will ANNOUNCEMENT **3432354+ sets to Louis and orn at for the round trip. e July 19th, 20th limited for re- fare 1 be on sd | HAVE COME TO Butler to Stay A teres se Qeeserete + a Eee On account Fourth of July holiday the Mo. Pac. Ry. Co. has made a rate of one fare forthe round own lines riles distance. y 3rd and | : “6th for! And wish tbe Pe ople to know that I { will do all kinds of to all p< on two hundred on sale - } eg 2 e Upholstering MATTRE MAKING, DRAPERY WORK BOX SPRINGS, WINDOW SEATS AND TUFTED COUCHES ‘A Specialty. LOWEST &e. PRICES => THE ==> —AND— WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED R. R. PIERSON. hh Main aod Pine sts., 5a BE ea . POR AR GIS EINER BAEC