The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 29, 1901, Page 4

t i i i Walter a Eprror j- Be TERMS OF ALLEN, AtLen & Co., Proprietors SUBSCRIPTION n ee t | “We s, published eyery day, w e sent to any address| polit! ane year, postage paid, for $1.00. j tinguis el strike still goes on | are 1 Missouri 1D) Stroud, Ok! dered to te W. J. Bryan delivered an address as pileon the fair ground at s hit £ y, yesterday afternoon rut rbin will rep-| 7°" ; : rations sarmy at the Edward. Tt however coronation of King wise Englishman “TE rat form his army by the : = is t ins of Missouri. He sample se » Commoner. : , . : ; wants otf He is reeman, or him- ral ome ex- toe. He eplatiorm Secret Cook says the control of There Republica the Missouri twelve Democratic rair loes not be are and tive Republi- ody's sore : ether th Of tt whether th » know can hold-over senators e dis- tricts year twelve are cer and three Republic the officialsare on the plat- rent ordi- reads ri which choose senators next ainly Democratic | doing why “ form. He narily but whe member 1894. He el republi- can st ticket that year—did this He will do it again when platform and lead- A wind storm at Centralia, [Mlinois, Monday, blew fifteen thousand bush- the The totally destroyed ate els of peaches from trees average Missouri Democrat trees were almost In the city of Centralia considerable Jets do not suit him. He pays the damage was done to houses and the | taxes, supports the schools, tills the streets were blocked with fallen shade | fields. manages the business, is the trees. state. Without him thére would be —___—_____ no democratic party in Missouri. Laboring men who were deceived} With him satisfied and alert’ the by the “full dinnerpail” and **protee-|democratic party can never be de- tion to American industry” slogans |feated. He furnishes a good share of in 1900 are earnestly requested to} the wisdom and ail the votes. When out of calculation the party and to note the] will become an army of generals with no rank and file look into the dinnerpails of the strik- | he is lefi ing steel worke: actions of the gigantic steel trust “in- fant.”’—The Commoner. The men with the shoulder straps Do Look of the state will be wiped out in an-[out for the average Missouri demo- —————— os will care for their own fortunes Gov. Dockery says the entire debt | Mot becomeexcited over them Volunteers Wanted to Drill at once. Drill for wheat and rye or any else that vou might want to drill for. sach wheat, rye, oats, barley, clover kaflir corn or beans. In order to do this you want the best and Their names are HOOSIER and INDIANA. We drill on earth Indiana produces the have both and the prices are right. Come and see for yourself. We did think we would advertise wagons but they are selling so easy they do not seem to need much pushing along. In fact. they rm so easy that you have to hold them back. It you want the best wagon on earth, built on honor with a reputation of fifty summers and as many winters and all material bone dry and carefully selected, the old — reliable MITCHELL or the king of all wagons. the WEBER. chops, shorts and bran and the quality buy We also have three cars of corn is A | and the price right. kinds. We want it and will pay you in cash or trade Bring us your produce, any and all and the highest market price. Your Friends, Bennett-Wheeler Merc. Co. In answer to the Post-Dispatch’s criticism of the State Board of Equal- ization for its estimation of franchise i ondot Ar other year. The Board of Fund ]|¢rat—the rank and file of the army, Commissioners ave just called in} more than three hundred and sixty $300,000 of bonds for payment. thousand strong. He makesandun This call will reduce the bonded debt rals, and wins battles or values proper to $1,587,000. When the em democratic party took control of the SS affairs of this state on the first day EASILY PROVEN IF TRUE } of January, 1S it found an out- Journal Phe Bates County Record ehar, Dispatch standing bonded indebtedness of ; | i 1 hol 2 ul al : hi U wArmMone s “ho ria ne « $20,868,000. The wiment of this ee ; ees Lee ae ea : Si z all the rnral routes in Bates county [stock car debt, caused by the misrule of repub- 2 : = and the sixth district. It is easy | An asse lieans, has been a lc pull, and when make charges, but another] usual rat the last bond 1 paid a year, tary of State Sar somefacts not very creditable tothat Kitchener, in toria to the id its work generally, Seere- | B. Cook points out : 1‘ Dhave rer Steyn cont statement of He shows that the Post- is capitalized at lly paid up and hascd at s | make company : e ing that he w mm dollars, i rot be have similar pur par. s another from the of nent r cent receipt of my 7 e, would i testing agar 2 ove them. Mr. DeA 3345. Theloca ors of St. 1 i henes a jolifi ion meeting shonld : 2ond s cilia it was the tentior » ¢O 4 ‘ » broad ocean and has been] have really be ng this pre : be held by the tax-paye in every i 4 fight ’ other 1 : : onth and conseque is }erty $24,600 ar county in the state. : ° ee quently i t rend iV reesed t position to the Rec- Jit to $25 os. but by and yet t the State ca. us very cir- The court : some. It is putting up would be a house is a funny . Everybody supposed it hey st and disproved on » DeAr- street solid stone wall; but it }mond was here : L position to] O00 | seemsevervbody. ini ling thecourt, protest en the history ofthe was mistaker Republican Press. > : & mistaken publican Press. Republican partment t mall It isa solid stone wall, the fe ti eof backing of v wall courtesy is extended te ri Carths native stone i Rey n’s wishes, if limestone ican party policy. It aseverybody incl ; tsup-fis well known that the MeKinley ad posed it would be ecifications ttempt oe is attempting to make were on file with the county clerk over t armers a “ a year the contract was let, rura which not o provided for lime stone ba ut to be laid up in} 5 ruble work the way, what be-],.,, sc came of those windows in tl pee story, Atkesor timed wo der the ground. At’s kicks are not it alwavseasy tor id but demo- Mr. : = eratie oftiei ect them from | pow 7 ’ re all] now on in th th Ee she We | ean party s a si ul 2 dave gone far- truth, and stated sure encouraged to d de m y lr t u s ss ad } r und pr { h serves as s he who s ‘ L000, « erably hat pa Board fort Starved With s7.o00 in Bank | Promote Digestion and Cure Dyspepsia. Fate of Boer Leaders ( x ‘ iN s — sra Hans = = and Malar Poser g M t s killing M \ ins } E Mag ~ z Merritt s W s is s g s st V s t 4 s Pure and Sweet are the Skin, Scalp, es and Hair of Infants Purified = and Beautified by except Smuts ti Quantrell Raid C K SOAP ILLIONS vse Cvuricvra Soar as Kansas Mo : y ¢ RA OINTMENT, for Au rCole of Ka . minder TE y nd beautify- t ) collect off the Federal Gove mics + orc hich the St oe m+ 100,000 whi ite h, and eae s of the Millions of baths for tions, and or offensive per- ive weak- antiseptic est themselves ly mothers. Curicuma ines in Onr Soar at One Price BEST skit lexion soap, and and fc which rea Government wou EST toil ap in the world. Complete Treatment for Every Humor. to cleanse the skin of crusts ee CRA SOAP - 1 cuticle, Oil and Gas at Stotesbury best-know hom is Frank t. 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ROD FPF FFG ADI OO eee es J.C.CLABE, . Casnier THE BATES COUNTY BANK, BoTLER mo. F.J. TYGARD, President. HON.J. 8B. NEWBEBRY, Vice-Pres’t. ace o BATE UNTY NATIONAL BaNK CAPIT Pp iT7- od A Genera: tanking ee en z 4usinees Transacted Bates County Investment Co., SUTLER, MO.: Capital, a . B5G0,000. ARAN RR AA CRRA Ane Abstracts of rice ~<a v.3 E President, e- ° Jno.C. Harzs, Abstractor. 8.7 $ PIR PFI FP REG GF PF F PRD PD LAPD PAG DD ane OPDPDAPPPAA PD od