The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 7, 1901, Page 1

XXIII. THU RSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1901. % BUTLER. MISSOURI, ' XO. GOOD REASONING BY A RICH HILL PAPER i | FLORY 18 OUSTED. HAD TO BURN DECKS AND PORK FOR PUEL. | Ballard Breezes. Robt. Davis, of High leave for Texas soon, te make his home. foe Jae ote aoeeraalal aalel = will he ex point, Commissionership Degi- Rie Hil Enterprise j wi i? ig Missouri Supreme Court. City, Feb. 1.—The Mes me court rendered jrds ousting Joseph of railroad ; morning pm the offic mee commissioner The judgment im Chief Justice Sera motion of the attorney Barges. # inst Plory ffor judzment a ppleadings urge this A jon alleges returns and plead tein the eyes of the failed to show that office whatever reste i fling to Show to Cie coo plied with the “corrupt ‘ a aud that his succes: no duly elected. he court evidently held ations in the motion b The court then 2 Result of this it nointerest whatever To » ther prosecution of hi to oust RK and or cease dismissed. This tn: , bP. Rice the Jegal railroad and jouse commissioner. t} wer nnoun will Boom His Business aval, a merchant of Dallas, Ms writes: “I thought I wonld togive up business, after of suffering from general debil brought on by overwork and long but four bottles of Electriv sgave me new life. anything, sleep well and feel like ingallthe time. [t's the best icine on earth.” It’s a wondertul icand health builder for tired. sickly and run-down people. ction Guaranteed. Only 50c¢ wale by H. L. Tucker ght-Year-Old Boy Kills Himself. Dorado Springs, Mo , J 31 te Tommy Dillon. eight ye vommitted sni hothere at his parents’ ng a small he f eidabout his neck, climbed an tree, tied the other limb amped off. Le when ed by his parents a fev a cary ide twelve miles home. rope, to a was dead Top Prices for Poland Chinas. firove, Mo., Feb. 1 —At eemi-annual sale ot hogs 38 hogs sold for Or an average of S48 t pric g to W. Goods e: of The next in price was | Rogers, of Bunceton, tounty, Mo., for $100. Many SWere here from Missouri. Kan Minois, Oklahoma, Lowa two} Lean now | ars | stened | miti- | | and | of ity | to vote} By the authority of a some six hundred names, petion the cou court has ordered anelection fora Thecourt | had no choice, only to follow the let-| ter of the law in fixing is February county court house. a time, which Tuis is a question of impor >to the whole county, not any loenlity nor individual be considered tise and a that pubtic gh personal whi Kerings tl detracts from the ‘OULLLY COTMO? + warfare, ow! r0d TO tisfv some local jea v Veg ey to a committre her oO fig VV proposition last >that se tha andy [tal ttors did not comply arantee Was Tr substantial gift Our count tal, the county off atte it requires & yuide to find Rich Hill is to Bates coun paratively, what Joplin is to or Kansas city isto Jackson “ounty, y is paying red until them y, com- Jasper the industrial and commercial | tropols, and will so remain. Water will not rise above its level, each lo jeality must stand on its own merit, resources and public spirit will tell. There are doubtless many in either Butler or Rich Hill whose public j spirit (2?) would rattle about and get }lest in a covkle shell; but we do not | throw away a whole basket of cher- ries just because one chances to have we look at this matter jearefully, reason for the personal | good of all, are able to above sectional whims, personal jes) {and accept the ineviteble in time, ‘settle the matter for all time; not like Holden and Pleasant Hill, ex- haust ourselves, resources, then have | to vield without being consulted. We areas much interested as all jof the pipers combined, outside of | Butler, with twenty years residence | here, and we can pay our taxes, be- lieving that no other point can ever get the court house, we had better the levy now, for the good of It will not detract one iota from other point, but assist all. } a worm in it; vote fall. mit Working Overtime. hour laws are tireless little s New Life Pills. Millions are always at word night and day, curing indigestion, billiousness, constipa | tion, siek headache and all stomach, {liver and bowell troubles Easy. pleasant ire Only 25c at H. ie KRigh those King spars able f AVE YOUR SKIN How to Preserve, Purify and Beautify the Skin and Complexion. ‘To preserve, purify and beautify the skin, and prevent pimples, blotches, ckheads, redness, roughness, yellow, oily, mothy skin, chapping, and Sther forms of skin blemishes, no other skin or complexion soap is moment to be compared with CUTICURA SOAP, because no other soap the cause, viz., the clogged, irritated or inflamed condition ot the PORES PAVE YOUR HAIR How to Prevent Falling Hair Scalp Humors and Dandruff. Ang scalp and hair thoroughly with a warm shampoo of CUTTI- ReUTIC: AP, rinse with warm water, dry carefully, and apply a light dress URA, purest of emollients, gently rubbed into the sce x fefreshing and inexpensive treatment will clear the MS, Scales and dandruff, soothe irritated, it« se the Ts follicles, supply the roots with energy the hair grow upon a sweet, wholesome and he AVE YOUR HANDS How to Make the Hands Soft and White in a Single Night. hands on retiring ina s e i anoint freely wit and pu of emollien ts with the finger ends ct d, itching, , thie one n and soak mr Venezuelan Gunboat Formerly George} Gould's Yacht Atlanta, Was in le Desperate Straits. | Jan. 31.— Restaura San Juan, Porto Rico, The \ 1 dor Nez forme tlanta, New York} Venezuela George ; Fou leit Fant lich a Guayra, He Merithew, imand- reports | fearful | gunboat struck a wale off Bermuda last Sunday, which continued for three days. id water wereexhausted and rany deck The and the boats were stove in and | and For rithew w. work was burn ed as fuel Waves ran mountain | high ibboom, bowsprit the were lost forty-¢ hou uM is on the bunker floors areely ser avail- furnace this sez and, the last the when the Restaurador sighted | Morro. Captain Merithew last barrel of ‘pup steam Thad gone into burn his pork to get] oat into port Restaurador, however no serious injury. The necessary week, and | inboat will then procede for La repairs can be made in a the g Guayra Had to Conquer or Die ‘L was just Mrs. Rosa Richardson, Springs. N.C., “I had consumption so bad that the best doctors said I could not live more than «a month, into use Dr. King’s New and was wholly cured by seven bottles and am now stout and well.’ It’s an unrivaled life-saver in consumption, pneumonia, la grippe, and bronchitis; infallible for coughs, colds, asthma, hay fever, croup or whooping cough Guaranteed bot- tles 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at H. L. Tueker’s drug store. about gone,” ites} of Laurel Lost Son Heard From. Rich Hili On October 11, last, fifteen-year-old son of Mr. A.S. Kemper, disappeared from his home Prairie City. A notice appeared in the Review and other papers in the neighborhood asking for information his wherea- bouts. Up to afew days since noth- ing had been heard from him. The letter from Mrs. Kemper at Prairie City, bearing the date of Jan. 431, to the Nevada Post, however, will throw light ou the mat- ter: “I desire to thank for your kindness in trying to find some trace of my missing boy, Chester, and also through your columns to inform my friends who have shown so much sympathy and interest, that I re- ceived a letter from him (Chester) yesterday stating that he was safe and sound and on his way to Colo- rado Springs, from which place I ex- pect to hear from him soon again. Yours, truly, “Mrs. A. Review. Chester, tle} and Mrs. near as to following you S. KEMPER In Memorium. Foster, Mo., Fes. 2, 1901. The Supreme Ruler of} the ur in His divine wisdom as removed our esteemed brother H. Snyder; be it therefore. tESOLVED, That the member er Council No. 53: Asso iation bow Wi orse as relatives sympat this th RESOLVED, loss of Brot! t soit sufier-| taurday looking + | Claunch, pects have known him many w him health and all may he find hir for life Mrs. Noble and Visited Robt. Hill’s and Belisle’s school Dow Morlan of Uric came out to ee Friday eveni: Davidson | Montros years, hence wealth, and above mself a companion & WRoontz drove ov on business Saturday und) Root irove to Clint« We all an expect inte A reai estate i ver trying to work ghbors who voden Berkabile will n phice anothe ren Bros. mar * Goode we hear. r0ls, ED Sam Griffith was able to ride out a Ww eveuil silice About twenty iz riday night for t H. 1 Ed Smith has moved to the rented of Charley Knorp Uncle Jim Spears had slew ith the grip. On passe quite a tus on were Oul Sat irm. was out one day last work for L 3S 1 ak Hayden Ray week doing tin sey. M. N. Teeter turkey Sunday . B. Gates went corn Saturday The winter s to the plowing. Mr. Solomon sold a_ fine Chittey and bought another « Reeder. A number still on gry while others are convalescent Mark LaFollette resigned his posi tion as private secretary jor L Wainscott and is carrying the mail for his pa. Thos. Lynch has that gave him the ¢ Jas. it, ¢ Mr. Lay cock, Mr. Finley and others have our thanks. Let the good work Robt. Bradley boug a bu, Henry Keirsey Bob Beatty came in Saturday eve from Clinton with a load for Fowler Prof. Belisle has a keep the mumps out of his school Dr. McDonald « ido Springs, will be here Friday a oO locating. He comes wellrecommen ed, hence hope all needing a doctor within these borders will give him < trial Keir- butchered the fattec after a load of was snowing put a stop orm will team i Jno the list, that hedge cut ogue, go on ey of Bradley, so reported side in Shawnee just this season, and will go to Mingo for a companion. Kirt Dawson of S che sick in his nec tonvalescent, and Geo. helm of business again. -o-the-woods as Price at the The mumps are the order of the] day northeast of us The democrats of this district are requested to meet here Saturday, Feby 9th, at 2 o'clock, for the pur pose of selecting delegates to the county convention to be held Feby 16th. Emmett Young has rented a farm | on south Deepwater, where he ex- pects to loeate soon. Ed Kuntz bought of Shawnee. want Bryan's give Geo eows of C If you | Commoner, nd $1. Keirsey brought in 4,000 Ib of flour Friday for the store. They lots of flour well as ngs by the load 1 Herrell sold a Saturday. paper Price sell as horse in Montrose, Gather in the Recruits TenGnenenenene AEG EG re) time trying to} will re-} across the line, | ap Creek, reports The} your| Se STATISTI 5 (CS j} SS) ks i L as aa fi @ ‘Mel il E TE eel + AX = 4 a % eee Hardwa WE TNE UL The increasing demand for the Lest constant attention. $5 $5 Cts. Vollarvand \enve. put by are equally important ist now 1 vou ll be good square sense an the time ur Stockfo r Spring 1901 is most complete and our prices most complete you get round. blesses. **In the spring. which nature Fit you wife with easter dresses ; We show them dainty, rare and nice: The swellest goods at the lowest price.” ea Your dollar grows twice its size when you mie An Ex-Slave Contrit spend it here. BeBe MSNA SIS IGIGiE ARAGIGISGS SA Gs ISTEP wear! Rae. rae! MAMAN lca 2 fetal) =) ROUGH EH SL oe cara Iaclalic ll 7