The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 14, 1901, Page 1

BUTLER. "MISSOURI, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS “DE AD. Cede 2ce for the County Court Proceedings. 7 W Morgan, Coleman Smith, GW Hardin, J al, | urciay McKee. | DEBATE SEESoicdEEeEEebee De. MeDonald of E ings Dram shop license gri > New Home (North)—JS Tavlor, J A Pi - a * aim si se granted Elgert Wm Sproul, 5 gg ater: ! was here an e asi sek. Bros., at Rich Hill. 2 oDaneme eset Saas, s| Fete! Whom Unionists an : Veteran Who 5 wil lowate he ril 1. The bond of W. T. Johnson as! ,Pssiim Gesie® Mixecht. Jacob Hirnt. Jobn | 4 “The Hero of Shiloh” |, Clabe Stucky aud wile visited home treasurer und ex-officio collector was | 2a eee Chas Fix, WB Carrico. | I | ODO 1 f WW .g ie 7% CuaRLoTre—Peter Di w s son, | | folks here Sat urday. z appovea ; R F Harper, GeoMics cn + Ba ny ‘M | 5] Is No More. | Bornte the wife of Wash Wacker-| Bridge commissioner was ordered | #28. | 1 . it managicland boy. All doing well) to have bridge over Mound branch Lows Oax—J M Harrison, A W Shay. w A | . 3 —Gene: ’ Rn = > Searfus, C M Phomas : thany,; So., Feb. 3.—Genei Bae Waak. east of Butler, repaired. | Combe. Chas Stewart, Ricard | (Gy ? Prentiss, one of zi nee fhe Pittsburg Bridg , ' OsaGe (North W A | in Mayberr} eg. Jno. Richardson sold a horse and isburs Bridge Co, Was «wGhevertan, tae ose pe eet + wt surviving gener: ils of vol- | hi other for sule. ract to put up steel, Robinsoa. | ofthe civil war, is dead at|, Dr. MeDonald, fron Lucas, will) 7°. > Decpwater township ata! Hower—Framk Davidson, W B Lighfoot, W | rr) 1901 + . 1 1aADE > SSeS .o.} Varnes John Fisch: and was a Scaine pt G. AL R.1 At Fort warsday night} 4! DEES, NOL Hetessaty, (0 Ee ae WARD, SPRAGUE—J M Kelso Jos Xi er of e, in tk ounty cle 's office five | Ed NcRay, John Anderson, A G RANTS ALLOWED \ Reason Williams has been hauling |cornfor Geo. Crews the past week | tle makes bwo loads a weg > . of S740. C Brown W C Hensley, Hugh Gailey 3 sin Bethany, Mo. Lk ; . : Y t WT onlay a ey J Wheel ae 3 He was 81 years « vid Sipe ah Sete! cs serrate tigaas 3° ea ld were ordere ‘i ~ | Watsur, Wortanp—Cai G ee 4} > Ak NS 1p aks Lies oe : pespie i 2 olderi/. ! were ordered burned by | prankiin, £8 Nellenry, Jae ~~, Gesera! Prentiss was 1 : ‘ law about ‘om? ii Phe office is getting to | era) ton, J Aampeaks. % : Jacob Baum, Todd Scharp sud Chas. Cotklin of Passaic ‘ Ash- . : se f = 2 nee Preasant Gar—J T vol Geuerals Holmes and P: 0 oe I ne ount cferrer of ta on; Harte CJ Requs CH Herni ervice of Il t 1 Se ike cna ee tor Dublor Cae verrun with worthless papers oi! 5.4 ee os cussing the question whether it necessary to tie sheep when she irk, July 4, 1862, avd B woeri ae otice (by an | land. | Osace, (South)—Wm H Johnson, WM Arms- pon excitement i > vary | urd i ario wa Ds exe—Wm Olt we think it not necessary aud ; : Pree peck RS : worthy, H Philbrick, J J Warren, Ge jn October of the same year 10 nown par c rey tO § uwareappointed mem- | Laughiin, Danie Cressap. ce = ms } eee | Chas Shaw, He J M woes to Kansas City this i t Ot $ ; peed, eR owers, J is : | have had some experience. Ira Hardin is home on a furlot 5 fF U S| MMMM il Re : fe i natfiai FS ut ind of health | Waser, Fosrer—J R Woodfin, ¥ | ms known as Nhe Pronble ic es 1 ! MeB ool loan $1,700. | (28, BE West, LW Jones, Grant Goodenouzt fea taud was the last + ivor ccs Wh cian bematt = eee annur A. B. Owen, | o saa Wee A reward ffered forthe | =a ‘ | s been suffering from fear} @rr sess the harness | Passaic Items. Pabington, D. €., Feb 8 —Pep- Sateaid hi Hl take t and jail ee Preasant Gar (East) aie Fits | John Porter roart-mar ys Vitles j i c urer, ¢ roy aker, W D Rogers, J G W ative John Dougherty was in| ne a foe ae sa - * trd was o for the cap-| R. M- ileox shipped two carloads convietion of horse thieves. | of hogs f@r which he paid 5c ence with the meinbers valid pensions committee iporning, arrans ing for the pasanee ; ; ag ard odayof the bill to ner ul y LS 1 Prof Be Draninond, shades for sjawin M. Prentiss. TO OL v heates to tl uty con- probate office a pension of $1000 per Yo! he A PLS. Carrithers, m¢ prisoners ic Stephens t 5 att'cert3 oth, when a telegram was hand: d Sanat phen Me PD. Seer es eon shin annowucing the death of Ger- | N. Bo eht ah -on our] s; 30 iPrentiss. ‘The committee had streets Sat S. i. Broaddus, fees, stamps 60 upon the bill and decided to Mr. Hart bout 100 bushels of | Joe VT. Sith, attending court 12 fit favorably, and it would | appl . : e a makingstraw ticks 2 25 nebeen passed to-day or to-mor- Mr 3. Gates is convalescent. 1S. R. Jenkins. moving lamber While the old union hero was The democrats of Spruce township} Schell City brdg ery humble financial circum-. Will meet at Enterpris hool house} J. P. Phurman, board pris’nrs 7 ,be had never before applied | the Ist Saturday in March at 2 p.m.] A. B. Owen, criminal costs a pension, excepting for services | tO nominate a township ticket. J.P. Thhrman, the Mexican war, for which he re- | We are fora home man for school] A. J. Wyer, Jabor da pension of $12 per month. commissioner. y i wrk at ert house wtivterest had been manifested Jim Crew has concluded to rent bis | Newt Rrannock. haul cinders the Dougherty bill by Speaker | farm and go w st. He hasa team of} J Houston. wrk at ert house derson. Mr. Hepburn of Iowa | Young mules for sale. J.D. Allen & Co, printing for fel Representative Calderhead of), F. I. Teeter will take your order} Co. offic Were visibly affected by the | for the Boss woven wire fenee—hog ~~ den Ray, repairing jail of General Prentiss’ death. | or chicke } R. i. Johnson, fees R.A. Fowler visited relatives in See Wheeler Mere. Co., _ er | Henry county Sunday mdse poor farm Baeee breezes: ! Otis Young goes northwest Sun- 5.6 Bone klin, mdse sheriff The oyster supper at Fowler’s was day evenings, when he don’t go . P. Thurman, fees, stamps ell attended. | northeast. and express ES Keirsey bought and moved! I. 8. Koontz has the Maysburg | Gust Bank Note Co., mdse to en housenn evening Iast week. fever officr short time had it iuliof! Gartins and Berkabile went to Ed- M. nith supplies sheriff ward's Monday. = . } ng Review, bar docket Tis Pilur ought ¢ e cow of | The western’ fever holds’ to Ray] 4. S$, Weddle, work on jail 7m ag ; rs Bern Dovsht a fine cow of | |. sith as tight as the tonsillitis to Dodsworth Co, lice ae otk Peds? Yr four Utah elders in ou - . 2 own the 4th, distributing tracts eatoececht very good prices at ¢ der. ; S She Hardin, brooms y ki Grows’ achocl closed on | Poag sale. - { B itty was here Sunday night . Hayes, abstract tax bills 10% ae dite : Wit Hooper has a fine saddle | \ ith Fowler WwW. “a. Jackson, stamps the tae pee Duilding came ee Tike s as -y has bought the] Joe T. Smith, stamps and fees ‘ 30 25 bores) down oe = * schoo! ; hi a Bi Murray, Hoover, Hendricks, | Mos her estate and has formed a sy0-| Martha White, temp sup 3 pater vr eer tke. Se put tl a = tant others have onr thank dicate. r. |G. B. Hickman, coffin pauper 6 pa. with the aaa of = ae Tous isthe good work continue u i Jno. Kearsey, temp sup 18 O'Day, who happened to be passing. | We gettied, then we too, can 5 - ra < eae ae Reosica Willinme cold his beef cow FANCY GOODS » AT PLAIN PRICES. q yorking Overtime. : a epee a to Thralls Bro. Says there is no} ‘ed ee nent a tew washing | : 2 “ Wimsatt, © ‘ Brilian fam 20 pr = To elie for beef. f We mention a f br ne of Fowler. | KEigh hour laws are ignor ; Mead. 4A. Drumond 10 To eas Pamenic. was = — Hendrix and Charley W se tireless little © wor' , ake McPheters, temp sup 10 Bios price ches eae 355, sabe and more j i | Kine’s New Life Pills. Millions are| Frank DeBoth 18 ¢ . Bee te Care sé I = ehtand dap —— H. H. Havely, ‘sup L. Journy 10 Walter Crews spent Suriday even-| ln, Bickie Ray was laid up last : indigesti on, iousness, ¢onstipa-| Mary L Jackson, sup Mrs. Fry 2 ete ; — 920 h his cousin Jonnie Eichler, k with the grip. i tion, sick headache and all stomach, “s. Sherman 20 a eRe | t Douglass called in our village | liver and bowell trouble: Easy,| J. R. Reavis, temp sup 10 3 George Walle and Jim McCann xy Be R _| pleasant, sa are Only 2% a: -|C.C. Duke, sup Chris Miller 8 have bean Soci wood the past few| atty left with a load of | L. Tucker's drugs _S. Lansdown, supplies for aaee | probate judge J. B. Rice is going to have a lot of | pares a 2 eon Cleaning cece Page fence built. L. C. ErcoLer | hye ¥ i 001 at jai : Sound sapas Bates C ©. Democrat, station- | —_ ery pros. atty, Co judges Mary J. Hall sup inmate: poor farm Mattie Duun: temp sup Minerva Stott, temp sup Dan Crouch, clean’¢ vault |S. T. Di -oal Mrs. Hern | Abo unningham, haul’g rock | Margaret Boyer. temp sup \ Fri ars Smith & Son mdse for Mary nee temp sup M a Ellidge, A. Dudney. G. W. Wadde iS. T. Broadd Amsisting of CUTICURA SOAP, to clea ee | See ee ee ae Skin, CUTICURA OINTMENT, to heal the skin, fe aes and CUTICURA RESOLVENT, to cool the blood, is Wi Stequon, He ‘Wien sufficient to cure the most torturing, dis- skin, scalp, and blood humors, rashes, ings, and irritations, with loss of hair, when te hest physicians, and all other remedies fail. Millions of ween UseCuticura Soap , for preserving, purifying and beautifying the ales and dendraft and the stopping of ¢ j xe—D H Drake, Wm iStewart, D ¢ Sifal iY cord, stationery com from Hlineis, where he has beer work as héad brakeman on the Chi- | cago & S$. Louis Central railroad if He came ome to see his father and | mother and friends. Byron Lockard is talking of going to Idaho in the spring. | Mr. Graham of Virginia, Mo., has} f moved to Wm. Feback’s farm, west | of Passaic. | Mr. Zhiwell from Summit township | has rented the old Tom Davis plac north of Passaic. | We went to Elkhart township the 31st of January to pay our taxes, | and had a talk with several men in| regi ard to our court house election. | ¢ Some are in favor of it and some are uot. Wethink every citizen in the county ought to faver its early com pletion and save the unnece ry ex- penses and have our ¢:« in a safe place. « payer will vote for the “bu idi ng ofa} new court house. ons, taGacmnntionn ‘and c! hes for ulcerative we suggest themaelves to sof the toilet, bath and mr ~~~ GIVES STRENGHRi 16 | NURSING MOTHERS. ea =" - ; eae Prose, AB Brwe WEAK WOMEN STRONG and nursery. Thus it ; 2 ex yinte—Johe Yoss, ‘aeat,/ || AND SICK WOMEN WELLE.