The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 30, 1898, Page 10

For rext—A pleasant, furnished square. En- one block from e. room quire at this off E day ia the city. M J. tives in Henry coucty. ier C. B Lotspeich spent Mon R Dayis ia visiting reda The rain Suaday was geceral| over this part of the state Cc FOR satE.—I have 1,2 bushels of corn for sale. 33 2 E. D. Kirr W. H. Lane, @ banker and promi ben zon of Harrisonville, spent Saturday in town. ent T number one school atthe Academy building this year. spects are, we will have a If the publie square is an indica- tor the farmers are busy harvesting and killing weeds in their corn Tho best medicine you can take is nat wh builds a solid founda ation for bealth in pure, rick blood Hood's Sarsaparilla. Miss Ethel Lowery is visiting in Coffeeville, Kaneas. On hes te turn home she expects to visit her father in California Mrs. Nancy Nash, a resident of Butler since 1866, died at her home on East Dakota street Monday, at the ripe old age of eighty-six years. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Henderson will go to Jefferson City Saturday. Mr. Henderson will be back Tuesday, but bis wife will probably remain a month or six weeks visiting relatives and recuperating her health, which has not been good for some time. Deputy Sheriff Joe Graves, had business at the Hill Tuesday, and in consequence thereof missed the ball game, and the “bloomers.” Joe tried to hire a substitute to go to the Hill but Dike positivly refused as he had an engagement to go fish- ing at the lake. Charley Fisk will go to the front with his new band. His band has been assigned to the Sixth regiment. Charley isa splendid musican and there will be a “hot time” serenade when his band leads the boys into battle. It is now reported that Col. Wm. J. Bryan’s Nebraska Regiment will goto Jacksonville, Florida, and be assigned to the Ninth Army Oorps, under the command of General Fitz hugh Lee. Itis believed Lee will not be called South until he is order- ed to join in the attack on Havana. —Clinton Democrat. Kansas City Times, 25.—Captain Claude Clark, who is in command of the Jefferson City company, is said to be one of the most popular Mis- souri officers in camp. It is the old story of “a good fellow here anda gocd fellow there.” The young cap tain wiil prove his mettle, moreover, and be an honor to his state, if the Missouri troops ever see action. In London, it is said, even small boys wear the American colors side vy side with union Jack, and the two flags float together from public |cugtomers thatone of our come buildings Time seems to have/petitors said we did bot} improved John Bull, and have a Studebaker rig in greatly ntleman may be assured ood willis heartily recip-| Uncle Sam.—Jefferson on is just at hand for We have a good sup- Frank Smith & Son He Watterson is thankful that his two sons were able to enter the army as privates. It is gratifying to observe that here and there can be f da prominent man who thinks there is more to be gained by the present war thana pair of shoul- der straps for one of tha family.— Jefferson City Tribune. Oar M. M.S. Poultry netting is the { t netting in the market. Frank Smith & Son. Whi dling a 200 pound cake of ice which he was placing in his re- frigerator, yesterday afternoon, George Davies, the Walker butcher, slipped and fell. A meat hook caught him in the fleshy part of his left arm, holding him suspended. By almost super- human efforts, Mr. Davies managed to disengage himself, but he carries a terrible and painful wound as an evidenes of his unusal accident -— Nevada Post. ! { the next two weeks. i price, but as they Williams — CASH GROCERY Will give the people of Bates county the benefit of wholesale prices for} 60 Tb family flour S$ so 60 tbh straight patent four 1 16] 50 tb superior high petent flour 1 25 16% fin‘st granulated sugrr 1 00; | Broke Java coffee per Ib 124) Crown biend ccffee per ib 15 Pure Java blend ccffee 15 Pure Mocha & Java coffee per fh 25 8 tb fancy green coffee 1 60) Dry ealt meat, per th 5e, be, 64 | 2 boxes Greewich lye 15 8 fb Pure navy beans 25} 2 ib full cream cheese 25 6 ib Silver gloss starch 25 6 tb Dwight soda 25 1 gal boney drip syrup 30 1 bbl finest salt 95 Sereen wire 5c yd and up Screen doors 6Uc and up Best ax in the wo:ld worth 21 for 75} 65] 50 ax worth 85ce for ork worth 75e for The W C Ke 4-tice manure ! 50 | 4-tine bay fork worth 75e for 3-tine hay k worth G0o for 35c, 40 Plantation hoos wort 60c for 40 Gasoline stoyes from $3 and up No. 8 wash boilers 2 qt covered buckets 3 qt covered buckets 4 qt covered buckets Galyanized milk buckets Best well bucdets made 70 05 07} 10; 15 30 Western washing machine 2 40 First class wringer 1 40 2 good brooms 25 SHORTS AND BRAN. c Pure white shorts per sack 70 60 Pure rich bran per sack Hog Wire Fence Best hog Wire fencs in the world 26¢ per rod barba at top and bottom, will turn anything. Pumps. We still lead in pumps. Sell pumps every day. Our success in pumps is, we handle the best, know how to put them up, and sell them cheap, $2.50 and up. We have all kinds. Wagons! Wagons! ! We handle the Studebaker and Beggs Bros. wagons, the two best wagous made, give you a written guarantee, that not one crack will come in the Studebaker hub in one year and you can leave it from under shelter. They are birch hubs soak ed tbree years in oil before using. They are the best painted and light est running wagon made, and will guarantee every part of it for most any length of time. Barb Wire. There is no barb wire in Bates ceunty as good as our Glidden wire, unless it is the same wire. It is not too Irrge nor too small, but just the right size; runs about 1 rod to the pound, teugh and strong, and we repeat again the best wire in Butler. Remember the common blue Galvan- ized Barb Wire is handled bere in Butler by parties to buck against the cheap prices we are making on the best wire. BUGGIES. BUGGIES. We haye two of the best makes of Buggies in the United Stated. Studebaker Bros., and Columbus buggy-Co., these buggies we warrant in every particalar Ts true we have some cheap Cit- cinatti buggies to buck against in} want 20c to 25c profit and we are satisfied $5, you will find no trouble about the price. | When you take the quality of goods | in consideration. We have been told by some of our | our house. Now we will say right here, for the benefit of the people of | Bates county, that if they or any one else says that any bug-} gy we buy from gtudebaker Bros, are not made by them, are liars. We knew when we put in our stock of buggies, wagons ete, that they would tight us in every unfair way they possibly cowld, they know they can't do it on prices, they have | tried that to their satisfaction on | groceries hardware, wire and pumps. | Come to usif you wanta buggy, surrey, spring wagon, or farm wagon | We will give you r written guarran- tee on every part of any rig we sell you. We guarrantee every part to be as} we tell you it is or refund your mon-} ey. Some parties in this town have} been having a fat thing on the buggy | business for ny years and since} we are after them they are scared to death now, with the best goods made, at the prices we are selling them at, they kuow the fat profit they have been getting is about at an end. Come in and look at our rigs, no tice the quality of leather in tops, the quality of paint and smooth fin- ish on the bed and wheels und you will s@.n Ciscover who has the best quality. We will give you a written guarrantee. Charge you 10 per ct. profit and you can take your rig. We proyose to bein the buggy bus- iness and will trade for any old rig yeu may have. WILLIAMS BROS. | } ; 8 | | place the stamp on check whea In accordance with the Revenue Law, on and after July Ist, 159s, checks and notes you 1 credit, must have the pre cents on each check and two cents per hundre¢ on each note ) aflixed thereon, and stamp proper- ly canceled. Please re avoid the return of the the consequent annoya The penalties for the v very severe involyin ment. They must be ig them. by party issuir In regard to the new war stamps our understanding of law is that the individual who writes ths check must he signs it and also cancel it by writing his.initials and date on stampi for example “A B. C July 1st 1598” The banks are postively forbidden the to do thie. Ve understand banks and post office supply of sta: ment for sale and is the in- this htfull rightfully be- It always has been tent and purpose of place credit where it longe, and to pay its spect to the individual orgenization that seeks to, and docs successfully advance the public zea! equal to its The Flambeau Club is an or paper to tribute of re- own. ganization of this character. In its several visits to other towns ina business capacity proved itself to be a band of first class “pyrotechuists” and all expert in the art of “shoot ing fireworks.’ tion has so ably and creditably represented our high business stand ard away from home as the Flam beau Club. The coming Fourth of July Celebraticn agement. the work up among themselves and each one is doing his part and a lit- tle more besides to make it a boom- | ing success. The public may ex pect to get a first-class celebration in every way, for the boys have bad lots of experience and are all on to their job. Brimg the entire family. come early and stay late, and bave a good time all day. The Target Rifle Again, We learn from Drs. Christy & Roe that by the accidental discharge of a target rifle Jobn Phillips was severely wounded by his brother, Ray, Monday evening. The ball entered the left leg just below the knee and lodged between the bones of the leg. The boys are sons of Judge J. C. Phillips, of Su i township, and the accident occu ner the house. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the world fer salt The Best Salve in cuts, bruises, sores, rheum, fever so bands, chilblains eruptions, and positive’y cures piles or no pay required. It is guaran- teed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by H. L. Tucker. ulcers, ON THE FOURTH we expect to ses ou tere more than Meny reasons for re ually crowded this. The lovers earned that we Soda Water have e kind that of ] +} se is “perfectly de It has be come famous even outside the city. Visitors should not leave without trying m3. Care inthe making of our Soda Water sni the use of absolutely pure materials has brought deserved success Our flavors are made from ripe fruits For those who may be sick or meet with an accident we have a full supply of Drags, Medicines, Stick- ing Plaster and Liniments. LL TUCKER. - NOTICE WAR REVENUE ACT. And uo organiza- | is under its man-| The boys have divided | T. W. Legg Chosen Musical Co the State Sunday Scheol Conve In recognition of bis dey r School we w provisions of the new a fellow townsman, T. W Legg. bas been paid the high compliment by i rention committee ia to conduct the music at the state Sunday School convention which meets at Carthage nay draw, or send us for onnec per revenue stamp (two } the co with the executive member this in order to : A st 23rd to bh checks, notes, ete.. and is au extract nce arising therefrom. Sanakend iolation of the law are Sr. Lov heavy fines and imprison- i r W. Lee stamped and canceled ee eee ection with the executive and wm preparation for the coming state p {convention unite in inviting you to conduct the music of that conven- Bates County Bank. Missouri STATE Bank. FARMERS BANk. icent ser Mhotin the Leg Harry Seibert, a young man worl ovr common cause; of your ing asafarm hand for Wm. at ability and fitness for the man, near Nybart, some six or seve in the interest of the highest uthw of this was rat of the convention itself sire toaid my personal t of this i} €s3 the hope that you will at} ylast. Thew which be invitation at known man Frid 5 on used was ashot gua to Bateman. The|oncs favorably respond, and ente of k i n such preparation as ) at ot may be needful. were not u Siacerely Yours apart at the Wa. Rasperr Supt aments behind the knee were bad- Voliaw Junndias Cased: > lac te 16 z s =e } Bes As the affair was all Suffering humanity suould be sup | over so q Seibert could give no pl h every means possible for | liscripti of his assailant, who /i f. It is with pleacure we made his haste after doing n the following: “This is to] the shootiz It is said the man y that I was a terrible sufferer g S 85 26 Mm ihe hones Gn tial from Yellow Jaundice for over six 2 ; j | months, and was treated by some of absence of Mr. and Mrs. Bateman, | the best pbysicians in our city and | who had come to town.) by Seibert /all to no avail. Dr. Bell, our drug- who was plowing inthe field with | gist, recommended Electric Bitters, one of Mr. Bateman’s boys. He ask-| and after taking two bottles, 1 was : entirely cured I now take great | “8 si 4 se age horses = pleasure in recommending them to you see what was wanted. : any person suffering from this terri Seibert entered the house through|ble malady. I am gratefully yours the kitchen door and as he opened M. A. Hogarty, Lexington, Ky.” the door to the sitting room the| Sold by H. L. Tucker, Druggist. would be aseassin took the gun from | the rack against the wall and fired. Seibert had not yet saw the man | and the smoke and excitement blind- | ed and prevented him from getting even a glimpse of the person using | the gun. | An examioation of the house showed that the stranger bad carri- edinto the room an arm load of | Shingles and had saturated them | with coal oil. The left in a heap in the center room. From indications it was bis inten- was teen to enter | | Nasty Charge Against Preacher, Warrensburg, Mo., June 28.— Wil- liam Henderson of Columbus town- ship to day filed a complaint against Rev. R. E. Howell, a minister of the Christian church of this city, charg- ing him with impolite relations with his wife, Cora Henderson. The complaint was filed before Justice of the Peace Brown and a warrant waa immediately issued and placad in the hauds of Sheriff Lear for the arrest of Howell. Howell, however, is not to be found. having left the city yesterday afternoon, presumably shingles were of the! tion to robthe house and then fire| go, Joplin. Rev. Mr. Howell's it. 2 | dwelling recently burned down in For the first twenty-four hcurs it | this city under peculiar enn was thought by the attending pby-| stances. He carried an ineurance of sicians, Drs. Lyle & Lockwood the| $1,100 on bis b leg would have to be utated, | 5, but circulation was fina ouse and library and} b f nas f en try- or the past few days ing to foree a collec and at last accousts the patient , bat bal failed. He was a mar- 1 well thought of in the doing very well. 33 Mau Tere z a X Maud Patrick, living c ae 2 Ba 1, had a narrow 2 : } f you are in need 4@ gasoline} being killed in prescegis extaetel | geen’) ftersoon. She this summer remember we/ oe wes » Quick Meal, not ove of the| STOVE Sox. town, and vy street crossing Bank and the House talking BEST NE Frayx Suiru & THE GABOI Au | | to a lady friend, a Gatity. pair of farce 3 with the tconk! Kaboka, Mo, June 25 —The Fred} wheels of a wagon atta j Brownstein murder case went to the | them came onto the equar j 9:30 last night. The jury at speed. The lalies 3 morniag brought in a ver | | their backs to the holding the accused guilty as|! were not aware of th ged of murder in the first de-| scms one on the | Miss Patrick was not wastein heard the verdict} enough to make her e t showing auy feeling. He knocked down by tke kes no difference to him aod trampled under their ee will take an appeal to | wheels cf the Lie | wage 1so passe 3 od gon a passed reme Court. Brownstein} over ber. range it was that no ¢ bones were broken and that she Soe pete eee Phees 5 }rownstein brutally murdered his escaped, only re bout 1 at March 12 last because she re | fused to return to bis homa bru’ses faces £ fi y ep. She discoyered a way to recovery by purchasing of a bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consump- i tion, and was so much relieved on| tESOLVEST, and one box of E. I was completely cured. Market St., Phil., Pa. Erzema for nm years, and my scalp bad state. Three inches of my bac was covered with a dry scab. The itching was so bad I t it would drive me mad. I tried all rez ies, but could not getcured. I Used five bottles of CcTiccRA RESOLVEST, five cakes of CrriccRa SoaP,and five boxes of CoriccRa SALVE, and [ was completely cured, taking firet doee, that che slept all| night; and with two bottles, bas | | been absolutely cured. Her name| }is Mrs Luther Lutz.” Thus writes W. C. Hammiek & Co., of Shelby, | N.C. Trial bottles free at H. L. ; Tuckor’s drugstore. Regular size C. LONG, 325 Wilton 4ve., Toronto, Can. cMoEs, Wirs Lows Comcrms Soar, gente enoiatiogs 50c and $1. Every bottle guaran-| Sim amu crCestees Bee = COE TWO REMARKABLE CASES. dependence Day x We are g celebrate, I rograr x Telses, x ea conga ina OD AL guy 10 a. m, opening address Judge Clark Wix. Song by Gig Club. ress by Taz LaF olley, 1:30 p. m, secitation, Declaraticg ete, by public school s Recitation by Mies Ng S Dvie Cale, Address by Prof. J. P. Tburmag, Field sports, sack race, Wheel barrow race, grersed pig eto, Awarding prizes to oldest man on grounds, awarding prizes to beg looking lady on the grounds, To any couple who desires, ang will be married on the stand, Will be f dishes by merchants given a set of of Spruce Musie thr by the best ta all programs 8:3 ), lisplay of fire works. 1 participate ing royal country celebration. No More Important Bills, Wash Juve 27.—There ig a osition against cog. 73 measures in the se during the remainder of the eession end it is as good as settled that no realy important legislation, outside of the cooference reports on appropriation bills and war matters, will bs undertaken. The reason for this is obvious. In the first place it is now difficult to secure & quorum of the Houre for transaction of bug. inese. The hardly more thana quorum of members ib the city, and and many of these are to be found during mnet of the day in the offices of the War and Navy departments, hunting placed for constituents or ruoning war errends of various sorts Then itis impossible to se- cure the attention to legislation at this stage of the seseion which is compatible with dignity and good goveanment, Did You Take Scott's Emulsion through the winter? If so, we are sure it quieted your cough, healed the rawness in your throat, increased your weight, gave you more color, and made ou feel better in every way. ut perhaps your cough has come back again, or you are get- ting a little thin and pale. Then, why not continue the same helptul remedy right through the summer? It will do you as much good as when the weather is cold. Its persistent use will certainly give you a better appetite anda stronger digestion. It will cure your weak throat and heal your inflamed lungs. t will cure every case of consumption, when } a cure is possible. pias Don’t be persuaded “~~ to take something they say is just as good. nd $t SECTLEMENT DOCKET Probate Court August Term, 1898. Estates st pay 6 Ju I t Ar Ja Id J IWF iu rys i H ! Gat Ei ‘ D at E CMT ati IC Mck Jas McK Admr JEM ISM imr : ] t FS 3 i143 Giark Cure't® rst Executor IN La A r Le ® > County of Bates, 5 I bereby certify the at be s true and correct copy for the term of the probate © on the 6th day of August, ms. Witness my band and seai this @ {Sear} 2th dey of June, lew. WM. M. DALTON, Bs Judge of Probab