The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 31, 1902, Page 1

Williams Bros Will Sell You: Virginia Items, We heard it and jotted it down, What mappeens in and out of town. James Drysdale and wife of Builer, apent Friday with his brother O. M. D-ysdale and family, : Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jenkins gave a lawn social to 85 young people last Wednesday eve. The yard was beau- tifully lighted by Japanese lanterns andeleyant refreshinents were served. MISSOURI STATE BANK, OF BUTLER, MISSOURI. Capital $55,000. Surplus $6,000- Under state supervision and is frequently examined by the State Bank Examiners, has 46 stockholders living in 10 J. B. WALTON, Ass’t Cashier, Walter Wallace says he has done | boxes 500 each 8 L matches - Business Councils. This message Bates county, with a board of 13 successful business men nd eleant “- | 22 tb granulated sugar $100 as Directors, Lurge fire proof vault for the protection of The Virginia nand furnished music} = tb be: 25 oursand customers papers and full insurance against for the occasion. There was no lack | ¢ ' navy Deans M4 Ww ither doctors, lawye fessional le Joes of cash by barelars, a iapeol tes of wmusement and all seemed to en-| Any package coffee 10 Se oe ee ie ee reoreereen Oxe — wh neertge. y ee ae y» e joy themselves. 7 bars Clairette soap 25 perts in the affairs of business, but when a customer leposits an eacts a genera! banking ness, Misses Bitdie Vantrees, Zyx Har-|7 bars Silk soap 25 takes a notion that our experience may be helpful to him, With ample capital and 21 years successful experience we per, Ada Shelton and Mr.’ Wesley | 1 1, can red eal 10 and comes to us for busine#s council, we are always at solicit your patronage, offermg absolute security for your Bouge of Butler. attended 8. 8S. at tego hameenteen his service. : deposits, courteous treatment and every facility and ac- the ME. church and preaching at} 1% can Rumford B. powder 25 As to your bank business, no niatter how small os commodation that is consistent with safe banking rules, the Christian church, Sabbath. 1 gal. fancy pickles 25 how large, we give it careful attention. Always have money to loan. Miss Ethel Harmon, of Warrens-| 7 th raisin cured prunes 25 applies to all alike, young and old, farmers, laborers, WM. E. WALTON, Pre ‘J, R, JENKINS, Cashier, Si. ingos Walker. 11 good broom 15 merchants end every one in all walks of life, church by chp Behbath, 1 gal fine pickling vinegar 20 FammersBank E. D. KIPP Cashier GEO. W. NEWBERRY, Asst. — - a since the 4th than he} Hero washing machine 2.50 ever dea Derore. Western washing machine 300 WALTON TRUST CO tides Legg a pended PP 95 A. L. McBRIDE, V-Pres. . Biggs,at Hume, who is very sick] > gal ash churn 95 i with fever, 1 th Catlin’s smoking tobacco 25 OF BUTLER MISSOURI. Capital, Surplus and Profits $68,300.00, Always has ready woney on hand to beloaned on farms in Bates, Vernon and Barton counties, Missouri, at the Very Lowest Rates of Interest. Postmaster’s clerk says she will be jat the office early Monday, Aug. 4, 1 th Star tobacco | to write up pension papers. , Miss Leda Wallace left Monday for | } 1b Horseshoe tobacco Kansas City to visit her brother Gor-| 1 10c bottle lemon extract don and family. 85e garden hoe 25 42 42 O85 9% 4 boxes Greenwich lye 25 Ollie Walker and Miss Nub Bard,| 356 : 20 Wesley Bogue and Miss Birdie Van- — eer 0 trees of Butler, Miss Ada Shelton of } °° Brass Sey thy Foster, and Willie Ruble took dinner | Best hog fence in Butler per rod 32 ] with Miss Trudie MeKibben ast Sab-| Bale ties cheaper than anyone, Every land owner wanting a loan should call and get our rates before borrowing of others. We have a full and complete abstract of title to every acre of land or town lot in Bates County from the U. 8. patent down to date, Struck by a Train. Warrensburg, Mo., July 27.—For- Don't Fail to Try This Whenever an honest trial is giver that we keep up with the records daily. We furnish ‘bath. We eell the famous est Buckm: : sho liv Electric Bitte: anv ; 4 . " > ackman, a young man, who liy- | to Electric Bitters for any trouble, is reliable Abstracts at reasonable prices, m., mea of ag Home stayed ed in Louisville, Ky., was struck by | 8Tecommended for a permanent ear * . ‘| Monday night with Aaron, ‘dbepabe age dire eedys ara | Will surely be effected It nevag-tiaile. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Last Sabbath mornine Aaro Er fae a rnrede “| to tone the stomach, regaiate te + DIRECTORS yvor the Baptist S. 8 in@lkhart, last night, while lying beside the kidneys and bowels, stimuiate ¢ae ‘feast of Vinton, passing old homes J of Joba Zinn, Squire Stanfidld, Isaac | Hay PIESSES, Wm. E, Walton, J, Everingham, J. R. Jenkins, are thought to be fatal. John D at Wi . Tri . 0. Hl ‘kvic He Frank, Vorly Booker Powell, CLR Radford,” § |Keton Svinimane nancy atthe’ & [Bot horse and steam power, hel home af is unt in. Louise be Sam Levy, T. J. Wright, 'T. Brown place and got a drink of /@asiest handled, the most durable.|canae of some domestic difficulties, Wo. £. WALTON, Pass. . cool water, all well there Arrived | the lightest on team, the safest, and] and was trampiug his way west. He “fat the ehurch and the first gentle | will Peers Theard was Everett ‘Orook’s. vefound many kind people there. . , \ i They haveapleasant. Sanday Shool vee pee are right " people, Sundayed with \ p 3 W r sauce ' ‘The Cornstalk nine and the Adrian { Onder tke care of Elbert Hayes and ¢ also ‘have the Sattley New boys crossed bate Saturday. [Everett Crooka. We were much|Dise Gang Plow. Any farmer will be Messrs. W. F. Maddy and Tom |@leased with his mannerof work. He] in luck {hat buys one of these plows. J.9. Maddy sold his si river S le ; ‘ > and bowels by a horse last Friday | toa Mr. Cobb, of Rute . _ | world would be if all our young wen to buyiug any caer plow for they ‘at 9.a.m., while threshing at Thos, | Just now weaare having « nice rain | Were engaged in the same work. No] ate sure enough “honeys.” Our Kinney’s. Hedied Suaday about 4 | which we need to keep along the im-|™thers hearts would be broken by | trade has been larger this sear than o'clock p. m. ; j mense corn crop. We had rather | their sons drinking apd gasubling on | any yeargince we have been doing Ihyou doubt Cul Robinson's ability | tive near Nabs creek than the Missis-]the Sabbath. They sang Aaron's! usiness, We are selling in making you succeed in business or | 8ippi tiver this year. ° favorite temperance song “When all you in getting a business ask J. | A number helped Mr. Funk haul in | Chrstians vote as they pray ” Crops Buggies, bale more tons of hay in a day than aay press on the market, and C. H, Duteher, FRANK ALLEN, Sxcy. good fanrily. Passaic Breezes. Grain is coming in lively this week. Hay, wheat and oats is being ship- ped out each day. Frank Cline was kicked on breast tive. Prive, 50 cents in cents.—H. L. Tucker. D. Maddy or Pat. They know. his 4,060 bushels of oats raised on | look better than we ever Baw them. Howard Bros, threshed 100 acres | 100 acres of land, and sold te J.D.| The medal class is preparing & of onts (about 4,000 bushels) for | Tathwell, the grain man,-for 30c a | program for August 17th, at % p. m. Mr. Funk. bushel. he eontest for the medal will take Geo. Cruce hay baling company place at the church east of Vinton. was dissolved quite suddenly oue We invite everybody to come and ‘evening last week by Jno. Walden hear the class. AAKON hauling off the baler, which proved - : tendance, Any one wanting ice can getitfrom the Adrian and Butler milk wagon at Ye a pound, The M. W. A.’s buried Frank Klfne regular session begins Sept. 1. tle and Electri his wife. Johnny Krim, sec’y, sent in notice of death at once. Kemember the picnic on the night of the 19th at Bullard, as it would pay youtogo. Let’sallgo. Par. —AND— ANNOUNCEMENT Wasons every day. We do nct see why any: | body would buy anything but a Sayers & Scovill when they are the best in the world. You don't have to.take our.word for this, the buggies themselves have proven this. We have sold over 500 of them in the -| last four years and we have not paid out an average of 3 cents a buggy repairs on them and have never had to reset. tire. Lay aside all preju- dices, turn a deaf var to those that|® try to influence you to buy other goods, and come and get a Sayers & Seovill. . We have knockers against us—we have them in Butler,—we have them |% in the country. You will run up against farmers who own stock in/& sume store. They will tell you the/& other firm has the best buggy, the] & best wagon, the best implements, ete. 1.8 ‘They are not looking to your inter-|$ est, itis their own. Most, everyone|® {a Bates county knows what we have|® had to buckn Butler, and still have. |® It almost breaks the hearts of some|® of the old firms to see us turning out |® buggies, wagons, implements, etc.,|§ we arg and, it is almost asurprise|% to us, with the pressure brought to|& bear a,ninst us; but we handle! & the best goods in ‘all our lines aud|& sell them nt the right price and do|& what we say we will is the success of x # | our business, : ‘ _| Come and trade with us if you can. Yours truly, Thos. McCann is rustling the business for J. D. Tathwell. at little girl of Lewises on the sick it. .. Perey Lotspeich was a little off his feed one day last week. He also let his team somewhat wreck the mow- machine, but escaped injury by ing off behind Orvill Ray and Earl Elliott were here with wheat last Saturday. Mrs. Andy Herman sick last week. Betterto-day, 2 + ~~ Lotepeichs cut flax last week. So far as heard from all hands will get flaxed again this year.” By the way, in speaking of the Rice company, we include therein Lewis Eichler, as he has quite of “wipe off your chin” long grain FARMERS ATTENTION. If you desire to sell your farm for cash and do so quickly, at a reasonable prive, you can do so by listing it with us, as we have better facilities for locat- you a quick purchaser than any other real estate firm in this section of Missouri. We have this season, 80 far, sold 16,000 Acres of Land. We are also prepared to do your ABSTRACT work and NOTARY work as well as write you FIRE INSURANCE as reasonable and as satisfac- tory as any firm engaged in this line. Can place your loan on real estate or make youa loan on sour land or other property at lowest rates of interest. If you desire to invest in farm land in Cass, Jackson, Bates, Henry, Johnson, Vernon or Barton counties, Missouri, see us before buying, for we have as complete and as large a list of desirable farms to offer you as any real estate firm doing business in Missouri. For any information desired address our main otfice, Mer- w'n, Missouri. Yours for Business, S. A. AKINS & CO. THE LAND MEN, Merwin, Missouri. Like Daisies Before the Seythé, ¥ ; ; The undersigned compa- baby lives are destroyed in sommer 3 ‘by cholera infantum. The attack of the disease is sudden, its progress is sometimes terribly Tapid. Mothers ny has been organized by BO PORD PER DEO the Citizens of Butler and— Perry Davis’ Painkiller can tell how this treatment has checked the diarrhma and vomiting, and put the little patient out of danger. 25 and 50 cents. : PREACHER SUES PREACHER. surrounding country for the purpose of purchas- ing all kinds of Grain, Seed and Hay. They will begin business THURSDAY, JULY 31 and respectfully solicit a , if you have any inclination hee 7” oe Col ’s flock. ir. Packer, of Ill., is. vi i Mon J. W. ; Al Zwahlen was out. west last week helping bis neighbors thresh oats. “hee | ‘ete ~ cei return ‘from Butler. Rey. Moneymaker Accuses Rey, Dillon ot Alienating His Wife's Affections. Rolla, Mo., ‘July 26.—The most sensational suit ever broughs in this oo Missouri was filed at Vienna, ries county, aieapeis Sa when Rev. L. 1. Moi + & her of the Christian church, Rev. John P. Dillon, an’ st share of your patronage, guaranteeing highest market prices and most liberal treatment, This is to simply let you know we are here for bus- _iness, -Full particulars next week. People's ltr Co Butler, Mo. track, He sustained injuries which | He left the ; was ap orphan and comes from a} There is no longer an excuse for anyone to endure the torture intliet- ed by piles when Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Gintment will eure them, areme- dy wo moderate in price aod so effee- i i bottles | The State Normal School at War rensburg, Mo, had an enrollment of | 1,200 students during the year. The | sumtuer school is the largest in the west—404 teachers being vow in at- | The second term of the | summer schoo! opens July 21. The | W rensburg, becuse of the famous Per- | berd for the next six monthe Springs. is a much For aps | to be his property, we hear. Monday, near Elkhart.” He was'a ino. frequented sinmer retreat BR. M. Wileox & Co., killed a fatted | member of this, Passaic, camp. and Carriages Cabaleiris, addtes, calf Friday eve, hence all got meat. | carried a $1,000 policy pavable to 372m Srarr NoMa SeHoon, _| this vicinity ; : : > * a liver, invigorate the nerves nnd parr fy the blood. It’s a wonderful tows for run-down systema. Eleetc Af ters positively cure kidney and fiver troubles, stomach disorders, nerrogs. Ness, sleepness, rheumatism, newrn gia, and expels malaria Satiaita~ tion gnaranteed by TH. L. Tueces | Only 50 cents, Spruce. Items Weather tine, crops growing fasy | and everybody happy es Health is good in ‘this section: oy the county, r Ellis Kimble’s fat iting friends here Spruce creame rushing busines: Cleve Hunte | buggy Dr. Choate and C. Webb will Thres/ - their timothy crop the coming week I. M. Kretzinger has his oat eerers | stacked. : Chas. West will labor for Mr. Her her has been zis for some time, Ty has been doing: vy rhas purchased 4 gov Miss Nannie Smith of Boon vii: wey Mo., who has been visiting in Vicinity for the past five n \ leave for home next week, | - John Gasden, of Montrose, nthe ’ Wie ry last Sunday snaking 1 friends very | hands with ok Hay hands here. The basket meetiy goat Home chureh lac Sun Ivy attended a ent Oak Grove 8. 8. will hol ] in the grove near ta: Friday August Ist, 1. M. Kretzinger nis trip to Henry eounty IPED p Pleas nd eaioyed by all pre. ie 2 =o) hogs ‘oa hueinees. returning Monday. : The ive cream Supper at Janes | Frost's last Saturday nignt 4 Ae Py | grand success and {had by all. | Geo. Kretzinger of Galeia; Okte | Writes that they have plenty: of rai | and crops are looking fine, Cleve Hunter made a businese-+rig. , | to Henry county last Saturday. | There was anice cream social a Mr. Wilson's last Satorday night and a good time reported, ~ ‘ J.B, Newberry and wife spancsew eral days of last week -with Yorrpar ents near Appleton City. : The many friends of F, A, Kretz ingér gave him a surprise dinner last Wednesday at the home of hiss anele. TM Krotzinger. in hones 07 a royal good tim his 25th birthday. The guests were highly entertained with mnsie amd boat riding. Delicions refreshments: | Were served during the evening. The- pay will be loug+and pleasantly re- membered by all present. Fron rz Saves a Woman’s Life. To have given up would meant death for Mrs Lois ( Dorchester, Mass. Fory endured untold misers . luog trouble and “Often,” she wr' breathe an’ * ie ed til! ~ ere p t C0 this appo: L Ta Trial bo.