The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 29, 1900, Page 8

er cramer cure ora a cnnaeecemaaaee Dr. Della H. Denning, of the Ameri- of the citizens suspic “ioned as being | here for the purpose of swindling Judge Denning, husband of the do And Every Form of Torturing Disfiguring Skin and Scalp tor An announcement in the St. Louis papers concerning a divorce | Humors Cured by in Della Denning against suit filed by Chas. Denning, the judge, completely | electrified the old man. The Nevada Monday, ered around them and Lord of being a rascal inthe case and that he was at the bottom of the di- vorce scheme Officers interferred and feeling runs high among citizens who think the judge has been the vic- tim of asystematieswindling scheme. Citicura .TMENT.— Bathe the th Hor WarTer ply CUTICCRA lastly take a fuli dose of Ccticuna RESOLVENT. This freatment will afford instant, relief permit rest and sleep, and point to a speedy, perma- nent, and economical cure when al! else fails. Ointment, t Sold everywhere. Price, Tue Set Corners Soar, de Ourruenr. ie. Resovvert (half size). | Denning was supposed to have been Deva Axb Cite. Corr. w to Cure Eezema,"6i-page book, wee. worth $60,000 when he married the | doctor. After purehe ising the Mason brick property for his wife he bought a farm near town, but was persuaded to sell off all his personal property last week. Citizens who are indig nant over the business have wired to} Nevada, Clinton and other points for information. Also to St. Louis and Carroliton, Mo. The parties came ; here from ElDorado, Ark., and for- merly lived at Carrollton.—Appleton City correspondence in Osceola Dem- ocrat. rr". H. CULVER. | Funeral Director. JNO. HUTCHISON, Licenesed Embalmer. os WITH THE BUTLER CASH DEPARTMENT STORE. eee Banker Routs a Robber. nyalat pre attended to prompt- J. R. Garrison, Cashier of the bank y. day or night. The best q : of Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed hearse in the county. of health by a serious lung trouble Terms: CASH OR ON CREDIT. until he tried Dr. King’s New Discov- ery for Consumption. Then he wrote: “It is the best medicine I ever used for a severe cold or a bad case of lung trouble. [always keep a bottle on hand.” Don’t suffer with colds, coughs, or any throat, chest or lung trouble when you can be cured so easly. Only 50c and $1. — Trial bot- tle free at H. L. Tucker's ATTENTION | TELEPMONE--Night, 109; Day, No. 52. OR i Ree WILLIAMS’ CASH GROCERY. 19 ths best granulated sugar $1.00 2 tbs Java blend coffee 25 1 th fancy African Java coffee 50 tb sack Gold Band flour 5 ths Raisin cured prunes 3% Ibs evaporated ay 6 tbs Japan head rice 1 package white tooth picks 1 package yeast foam Japan coal hods Galvanized coal hods Teachers’ Course. Four new subjects have been added this vear for teachers’ certificates. Algebra, Literature, General History and Practical Agriculture. Butler College will run a_ special normal course, covering all subjects, both common branches and new studies This term will begin April 9 and tend to the last of June. Tuition for three months with use of all text books only $11. Come, enter either the normal or business class. One of our business graduates has received a position this week at $50. You can do thesame, if you will work. can school of suggestive therepeutics ! and temple of health and beauty, is} having a warm time this week. “She | has been entertaining her foster broth- er r Lord” MeDougal whom some} his wife and the lord were starting to! when a mob gath-} accused Sir} | Virginia Items. We heard it and jotted it down, What happens in and ont of town. | |_ Prof. Price's school closed Saturday. | There were a number of visitors pres- ent. The scholars spoke pieces, Prof. Whisler, wifeand Miss Meda Cuzick rendered some sweet musie with the organ and violin. | Misses Mamieand Katie MeGaughy, Susie and Mattie Clay, of Butler, | spent Saturday and Sunday with friends The Misses Cowan entertained a number of their young friends Wednes- of last week in a very The evening was H day evening pleasant manner. most enjoyably passed in playing games and some very fine music, both vocal and instrumental, was listened to. Refreshments were served at 10:30 and it was a late hour when} the guests departed. H Boys who stay out late Sunday | | nights or rather come home Monday | morning and whose horse would | sometimes rather go to the pasture, | should not force it into the stable | with a buggy whip. Mothers cannot | | affordto gather eggs at thislow price | and buy whips for the boys. J. W. Hensley of Jasper City, Mo., son were on their way to Jasper City. | James Drysdale and wife of Butler, came out Saturday night to visit his brother O. M. Drysdale, and returned | home Sunday afternoon. Received a letter from Mrs. Charles ; Hensley last week. She says they | like their new home very well. They | live near Columbus, Kansas. hesays | as bad as} her father has the dropsy he did last summer, here. H. H. Flesher, wife and daughters, Misses Ida and Leonaand Miss Mary Jones of Butler, called to see Aaron | Sabbath afternoon and Uncle Aaron treated them to a lunch. Some of our people were surprised | who spent a few days with his parents | Mr. and Mrs. ©. W. Hensley, called | at Aaron’s Monday and had his pa-| per dated ahead. He and his little (5) Good- bye E Gc PPM Rich Hill. on —=—== I WE ean do it. COURT HOUSE. You may say ‘“*-BUTLER CANT DO IT.” were raised in Kentucky and we BLOCHER BROS., New Furniture Store and price their CARPETS AND WALL PAPER. East Side Square, AM GOING TO BUTLER where we will build a new Probably you < will have to show you If you think not come in to BUTLER, MO. to learn what a small number voted on the court house. It seems that some people care but little whether the records of their land is protected or not. A few ask the people of But-| tt their property. If men are not willing erty they cannot expect others to do it for them. Miner Pyle visited his grandfather while his father and mother attended the M. E. conference at Kansas City. Miss Lillie Hinson is thinking of Gar- th Join us and we will help 3 you. County Graduation. 4 boxes Greenwich Lye 1 gallon sorghum 20 tbs hominy Plow singletrees 20 We have an immense stock of clev- ices, links and rings, hoes, rakes, gar- den plows, wagon and buggy wood work, extra neck yokes, single and doubletrees, cultivator shovels, check wire and check rowers and the largest line of implements in Butler. Don’t buy an implement of any kind until you have seen ours, for we handle the Teachers and pupils who are inter- ested in country school graduation should remember that the last two Saturdays in April are the days set apart for the examination. The ex- amination will be conducted by the township committeeman in some cen- tral place in each township. C.B Raysour , Com, What’s Your Face Worth? Sometimes a fortune, but never, if you have a sallow complexion, : * z ° a famous Avery and Sattley #0048, |Faundiced look, moth patches and Eagle listers, Janesville disc cultiva-| blotches on the skin,—all signs of tors, MeComick mowers, binders and}lver trouble. But Dr. King’s New Life Pills give clear skin, rosy cheeks, reapers, the Peoria wagons and the Only nich complexion. cents at best vehicle ever manufactured. The H. L. Tucker's drug store. Sayers & Scovill buggies they took -_——- — the only premium at the World's} M.&. N. Evans are henened to show the ladies one of the best select- Fair at Chicago, they are made of i k , whalebone hickory, Norway iren and | £0 StOcks ever brought to Butler and A mvite one and all to inspect goods pure buff leather and weask you very | and prices. 19-2 little more for them than others ask ae oe for cheap stuff. Tuesday's Election. Plows and Harrows os teatee — : zast Boone...... Deer Creek. West Boone. Mound. Shawnee Summit : Mt. Pleasant Charlotte. Homer Mingo We wilil plow, or an Angle steel bar harrow and if you don’t find them to be bet- ter than any other plow or harrow you ever used you may them tous. We will loan any good party one of our Hummer plow for sell you a Sattley breaking return 101 sul two or three days on trial, then if}G faa Sever. he thinks he can’t get along without {Elkhart .... 83 it, we will sell it to him. Our Avery|Spruce J Ball | planter is a world beater, simple and | Johnstown. 38 ® ‘ ‘ Deepwater... 107 | perfect: nothing in the way of a { Ww j planter compares with it. Don’t buy | Walnut IF mtee until you see it, and get our price. } Pleasant Gap Will sell you the best tongueless cul- {Osage tivator for $14 that was ever offered | Now Home| x° = 33 MC) No? 29 q forsale. Don't think because YOU) Lone Oak.. have used some other that gave you} Hudson. ; 34 satisfaction, that there is no other]! Rockville 53 that is better, for there is when rou | Prairie 13 will loose out; look at ours before you | Howare i {Hume 48 ia S srague * v 82 buy. Our motto in every line is the | (Sk best woods, and we have selected the Total. best of everything in the implement] It will be seer | proposition rece 2 2,087 above that the a majority of line, and will warrant everything we 1 ae TOS, br iled to the sUisite sell. Bring us everything in the pr », but failed the requisite : | two- thirds majority duce line you have to sell, will p: The vote on the stock law proposi- }tion was 4,11 Straining, to 5 Yours truly, WILLIAMS BROS. For SaLe—Twe ty-five ve good work | and brood mares; also two stallions | you the highest price votes in favor of re- | \ Fiendish Attack. attack was lately made on C. F. ier of Cherokee, lowa, that nearly n weight |} one Percheron Canadi: ved fatal. It came through his} 1,600 ids: one Denmark saddle ey. His back got so lame he stallio ast 1.150. 1 on or} T stoop without great pan) address, A. J. Ernart, Elkhart, Mo.!? propped by elped him |} WastTep—Men to learn barber} ters which} trade. Two months complete ange that| ex work for us a new man pense if you will “ New opp« ortunity r graduates. ticulars mailed ee College, St. Louis, Mo. eures back- : rouble, purifies the blood and builds up your health. nly 50c at H L. Tucker's drugstore. | tions, and ridicule the idea | Use Hood’s | j prevent the soon and have a good visit with her friends there. a Frank Erwin left last week for Atch- ison county, Mo., to work this sum-| ¢} mer. He left buggy and horse in| J, Bates, as heexpects to return as soon | 4]] partie ler to do what they arenot willing to |Tom Maybree plant do themselves for the protection of! of corn. to help try to protect their own Hea | dic patrons at 9999 Bryan ave, exchanged locations with M. L. as he wished to be near his Sd ne ken City, and expects to see the place | jted relatives east and and also gave us a eall. Ballard Breezes. | Our farmers got a move on them, 1e past week, sowing oats, ete., even 1 several acres ants other Saturday afternoon 1a rushing busines: rings they bought We are at home to our our! amo ») doz rien¢ 8S. P. Ray and family of Urich, vis- north of us, He is doing good business. Born, to the wife of Mr. Young, on 1e 24th, a boy: also to the wife of ames Bryant, on the 25th, a girl. | doing well as the crop season is over. : M. W. Anderson, deacon in the | John Nance left Tuesday morning | Walnut (. P. church. v as canvassing | for Cripple Creek, Col.; where he e€X-this territory in the interest of his | pects to spend the summer. His] ¢hurch this week. hence gaveusacall cousin Lewis Dudley of Joplin, will go with him. la L. B. Bohlkan renews for THE] jy Times another year. He is one of our best farmers; he is living on the Seully land, but owns land in braska where two of his daughters | g, live. There is quite a settlement of Germans northwest of Virginia. They he have a church of their choice and have preaching once a month in Ger-| 4; man at the Nickell school house. W.W. Park attended the M. E fat conference at Kansas City last week. Lute Dunsworth, of Beatrice. Neb., visited old friends near Virginia kt j week, Don’t fail to call at Will Vogt’s and see that new bug safe . = ste A we Mr. Goldsmith and family are visit- hi ing his daughter, Mrs. Alton Park. } They are on their way to Nebrask . It sounds across the way like Arthur Jenkins had gun AARON. a new = we ar “Pride Goeth of Before a Fall.’ |" Some proud people think they have strong constitu- of disease. Such people neglect their health, let the blood run down, and their stomach, kidneys and ltver become deranged. Don’t be foolish about your health- Sarsaparilla and you will and save your pride. Scrofulous Hip Disease Willie had scrofulous hip disease from a | Y« Was convalescent. Ne-} mi No. 1 ed home, —“My boy | Ale attle to K. €.| time he has heard from | Geo. Price shipp st week, since wh en very sick, but last Rev the Fairview Baptist | inister, visited at W. H. Warford.s iturday eve. By the way he is a| preacher and are every 4th Sunday. Mrs. A. J. Hughes is convalescent id her daughter. who was summon- has returned the Normal. | and McClenney bought a orn Vernoncounty. . Smith, holds services to her classes Wen will resign as general store of M. L. | I eek. Hetalks of a trip st. The best wishes of all foll mi where ere <0¢€ Prof. Belisle has several weeks of hool at Fairplay, vet. He is doing 20d wo +. D. abr his school ork at I 19th 1 outing of several weeks on account the measles Health of our community tter of late. We liably informed hboi to Jo couple of weeks ag married We ex ririend and ne 1 Shawnee, went Os and River urning to his own His brother Sam is Smith bought a horse of Bob xander: Thos. Bell m of Mr. sung, of Spruce: S. P. Evans sold a baby. developed. Months at | horse to Max Weiner, he also traded the ho ; best treatment, did no | mule teams wit M. Richardson good. They said he would never walk | we bought a pe on white oak and 35 i ae — help) less and wasted away |sold two at Butler: I. S. Koontz nothing but skin and bone. Hood's ot + on it ak . Sarsaparilla had helped me, and I gave it | DOUEHt a team on White oak. So toh Imagine my delight at @ wonder- | uch for the horse business. oe hange. Abscesses all nese’, crutches | Un irews was up Satur- : ° . Other mothers with lis ett — well of late ¥ ould know this.” Mrs. T. N. Board has return to the Exma V. Durr, Walpole, Mass. { borhood, after an ce of was weak, nervous | ears. and very delicate, staggered in attempting Ww ui r i hat tt to walk. Hood's’ Sarsaparilla and Hood's oe a Pills made me well. I feel like another |Ourt house question is voted down. a o— ae oars Conduit | as we think it a bad go for our coun- } Street, Ext., olis, Md. | ns, we should ve 4 RE * We all use Hood's Sarsa- | hot } = es a: t cured my brother-in-law and |- house, and hope the my life to it.” Philadei — % Sansapes __Suly cathartic to take with Hood's fo |day witl ver.D barrels and broug! a k Ne ISappoints 3 frie for L.S. Kiersey. Thos. Mur- et ills, the nom irritating ara ray drove to Urich for aload of mdse Our merchants are i r M. L. Price aggprsgerne - eee oe pBaRGaIns | pr Monday morning. Farmers are on the push out herein prosperous north | ers east Bates tev. Blaine will fill his regular ap last few days Mr. Hurst moved to the Jas. Wilds April | place The Elm Grove boys say there is) J. W. Hughes is preparing to leave | to be a social in oure ommunity 800m | soon for Oklahoma Pat Evan Stevens, who has been at] ess eee tending school at Warrensburg, came “ae or tee home Saturday He Fooled the Surgeons Otho Allison and son were the i All doctors toid Renick Hamilton, | guests of George Allison and family of West Jefferson, Ohio, after suffer- | last Sunday ing 18 months from Rectal Fistula George Shelton was the guest of the. world. Surest Pile cure on | Saturday jearth 25¢ a box, at H. L. Tucker's Mrs. John Coleman is quite sick at store this writing, but we trust she will 4 ase soon recover Rose. Deep Water Items Spruce Items. sslie Offill is quite sick with pneu-|),. , , I ir : : - PRED") Readers of the TIMES please let us | “The . a be Bur. | HOW what your neighbors do etre i : ; ™ | Because we only write “2 ey sy What we think is true Most of the farmers of this section Tempa poin s thumb very iar cutting ther childres 6 want the best trade—that is yours. coeoswrcrores §=6You want the best groceries—they are ours, Alway-at sess We can make the prices; quality os We can get together. conces ed WATCH. i We want your Chickens! POCO rn p00 io) = a o 5 o = , : = SMITH’S We want your Eggs. a = So = We want your Butter!; Prices at the bottom where $ Lhe Way to make these go farthest bring them to the: should be SMITH & SON. been visiting her grandma. i Elm Gr school begins April under the direction of ArthurChamb wring for a big tra erybody is busy this beautiful F. M. Fort has pointment at the Johnstown South Methodist church the first Sunday im been gripping the he would die pnlessa costly operation | Travie Payne last Sunday was performed; but he cur John Rains is very hap PS A little] with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the best | girl came to board’ with them last helton dined with Miss. : have their oats sowed and potatoes Allison last Pric a D. H. Kash and wife spent an even- | Planted and some early garden made. 7 Art Gilmore made a flying trip to Miss Gertie ast week visiting in Johnstown. 4" f John Coleman was the guest | Appleton City Friday s. J. E. Kash last Monday J. B. Newberry will visit the west Henry Morehead is reported on the | Part of this county this week : George Duckeby was seen in Spruce r be a large a last week | flax sown ar section this spri z Newberry and Stewart Mr Wet »has moved on hi tchison were talking over old times hat he purchased from Mrs th Mr? Gooderman last Tuesd. xan Pa Misses Edna and Maud Oliver vi C. C. Cliser and S. L. Cc ited their sister Mrs Mattie Newberry a business trip to R le We were sorry to on the sick ® Stevens got his leg broker g on him HOTe CFG, g in Spruce last FRONtTz i Wanxtep—To pasture 1,000 he of stock. Address Joe T. Smith, But- | ler, of Geo. Brundage, Adrian. Af