The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 7, 1904, Page 1

$ VOL. XXVI, RES SCRUB STOCK | MUST LEAVE MISSOURI Live Stock Breeders’ Associa- tion Takes Action to Im- prove Conditions. ©) Columbia, Mo., January 1—‘Ex- terminate every scrub sire of what "ever breed or class from the state eof Missouri.” This is the slogan of the state live | stock breeders’ association, adopted ‘ this week at a meeting by a special »-gommittee appointed for the pbrpose. . Prejudice against ecrub stock has -growing steadily for ten years, The state agricultural officials have / gent out all manner of bulletins and ~ atatiatics, proving in words and fig- > ures that quality counts for more than size or weight. ) Upon the best information obtain- able, itis estimated that not more 2 per cent are full bred, and not more than 33 per cent of the whole number are one-balt blod ‘or better.” \ The association proposes to keep “hammering ‘‘pure bred” into the fur- mere who ure not members until they ‘are brought to realize the folly of wasting time and money on ecrub stock. In this many of the live stock breeders will co-opera'e with the authorities of the state agricul- ost college, who have been workin, ‘SS ASASALSSS. 104]2 The Butler Weekly Cimes. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1904. OUR SEMI ANNUAL SreaMan <meta oecereeooos PPO IED OC COOH OOOES eaaamemeanad OoSooeooeoos ete [Red ‘ICKET Sale| PODER COdEDDE” CEPQLOSES OD sbshdelaiail aed cbeeiiilMialincswshinansiecveetsnesaniitgsinminnsssanat The Greatest of them all, a regular feast of BARGAINS. For six months we have been gathering together BARGAINS For This Great January Sale. Our reputation is well established. We have no “FAKE SALES” everything with a big Red Ticket on, you can depend upon its being a bargain and sold with our guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. YILILBARGAIN COUNTERS.xcoue ew Loaded with bargains of all kinds. It will pay you té<come from a distance to attend this sale. SSS ==. Bargains Liks these | in all Departments. CSOSA The extermination of the scrubs will be the main topic at the annual meeting of the state live stock breed- © era’ association January 6, 7, and 8, which will be held in Columbia, in ‘conjunction with the state corn ¢ powers association. Dr. F. 8. Muwford, acting dean of the state agricultural college, is especially active in the campaign against the ecrubs. He has for sev- fal yours been conducting experi ‘mente with pure bred and scrub cat- tat ‘tle, for the purpose of forming ¢°m- ,harisons. The results all point one y—the higher the quality the big- ger the profit. Scrubs are a losing proposition, and while a few of them fray sell at good prices, owing to ex- ceptional weight or fine appearance, ood will always tell, even in the market, and the pure bred animale, even though smaller than the scrub, and weighing much less, will bring the biggest profits. LIKE A FOXY QUILLER. — Hand Has Queer Idea of Fame. St. Joseph, Mo., Jan, 2.—A 17- year-old farm hand has played a losing game in an attempt to hold up the Burlington railway company for $5,000. A decoy letter sent out by the com proved his undoing and Chas. : ch has the prospect of a long prosy term in the pevitentiary He wasecaptured yesterday near ‘Wateop, Mo., at the exact spot der- ri din the decoy letter sent out uperintendent A. T. Perkins. He made a full confession. Organ has sent numerous lett-re y Perkins demanding $5,000 and stening, in case it was not paid mite paesenger trains of the Tie boy 's parents live near Wat Young Morgan has been in » before for forgery. _ Auctioneer. your sales. Give me fal. + Satisfaction or no cena C furnished on 8 address, ol us, Amorett, Mo. 45-tt p-. (SLAIAASASDAAN SA SAISALDASS SILSLIAA SA A ~~ Johnstown Installation. On last Wednesday night quitea ep d? Tongue coated? | to assist the Johustown Chapter in Bloves and Mittens A big sample line lined and Unlined; fromthe cheapest up to the best goods made all gointhis sale at wholesale prices: A big lot a childrens ones all wool Hose, sizes 54 to 8 sold by other stores for GR anidiiiddgusiionccns (8c ‘Rubbers, A big drive in rubbers bought ~torthle-sele Childrens-rub-— rs regular price 85c go in this sale af _ 19¢ Corsets An assorted lot of high grade corsets most of them long waist patterns but made of the beet materials and former- ly sold for $1.90 We econld easily gew aii tue price vow if we wovld ask it but we bought them so we can and will sell them in this PALO Afi... ..ssssrsereerreeees 8c Mieses rubbers regular * price 45c in this-sale at Remants Baskets full of Remnants of Outiog flannels, Calicos, Fug Lads ete. All of them wr rth - more than the price asked, “Ladi: 8 rubbers regular 35¢ price 50c go in this sale at Towels. A big sample line of towels at less than wholesale prices, it will pay you to buy a years supply at the prices we sell them. ce eee Embroideries divided into two lots. LOT 1. former price not considered worth up to 10e per yard all go in this BPO ai hisasinenuns 5 Umbrellas Childrens school Umbrellas. They were made to sell at 50c We arenot considering the worth of merchantdisein this sale but to givea real bar- gain in every instance, 19¢ They £0 At.....ccccceeees Hats A sample line of hats * at half pric. 50c hate for... 5e hat for Mens and Bays Caps, We have been selling caps all through the season at regu Jar wholesale prices, all of our customers know this but to make it interesting aad close them out quickly, we will sell them at haifthe regular whole- sale price. 50e capsat. Qe $1.00 caps at -b08 We guarantee these prices to be only ¥of what they are sold for in a regular way. LOT 2 consists of regular 10 to 20c values all of them cheap at the former price but go in this sale fat one price... saeedeveners (0c | A | Felt Boots Best quality and sold every- where at $2.50 but we donot want to carry them over 80 they go iu thie sale at. $2.00 Underwear A lot of odds and ends in Underwear that we do not want tocarry over to another season but probably just what you may want to tide you over the winter. Onelot of boys Underwear sizes 24 to 34 shirts and drawers to match. Sold everywhere from 25e to 35¢ in this sale ot. nk sage casas whith oebdee 5¢ Overshoes Misses and childrens storm arctics first quality sizes 8Y to 12 regu'ar price 65¢ 49 Loggins, Mene and Boys Leggins will be marked with a big Red Two lots of Mens Underwear in shirts and drawers have always been considered good go in this sale at............... Ticket which will mean that value at25c goin this Sizes 12 to 2 regular price the price is ‘chopped regard- IE BG cscs sescescsosesooseveses 9c 75¢c go in thia sale at........ 58¢ less of cost. — We bought many things in China, Glassware, Tinware, that will be included in this sale at Red Ticket Prices. Also numer- ous things in notions, &. Do not let distance or the weater keep you from this sale. You will miss it if you do. Sale Commences Thursday, January 7th, FLill’s Cash Store. CLSSASSLASSSAIGA LA, Mattie Dean and Anna Hoover, | Report Favorable to Wood, Organiste; Mre. D. Kash, ‘Ada’; Mies - Alger, Cockrell and Pettus; the nega- tain side, Howard, Con; Mrs. G. L. Coleman, | lewve orders ut the Endres restau- ‘zed bia voto to be recorded. Hawley | Adrian, call on ‘A.C, Rev. Cowan, Chaplain; Misses rant. : 46-tf | and Bate were absent. 846 {YLLL LILI LL LS RLS IILLISLSYLLSLS SLISLSL A veoreney, Two Die in a Maryland Wreck. Dizzy, Emma Hoover, “Ruth”; Mre. Anna bore ot a 4 —The Senate ee &—Two persons number of the members of the Mont-| Howard, “Esther”; Mrs. J. E. Kash, | CO™mitteeon military affairedecided | were ki & ladge number injur- ” . 1 : i by the breaking ‘of a raiton the 4 jadvoeesed, co I, L. Q. Robards, Chapter of the 0. E. 8. cameout | “Martha”; Miss Bertha Cowan, | to day to report favorably thenomi- | ®! , eatite, “intend to F a, Bowel s | rose Chap “Electa.” After the installation ox. nation of General Leonard Wood to Western Mary! railroad (the | Stke Bees Onn raat a ero ata "in Baten ! ice the ercises were over, the Johnstown la- | be mejor general. The vote stood 7 Wabash system) tear Blue Mountain saty, state or wisuoutl te be beld at Butler, eP It’s your liver! | installing their officers for the ensu- | dies served elegantrefreehment, which ' ¢o 9, the affirmative senators being | HOus? station to-day. A coach was} s are liver pills, all |ing year, Dr. Jewell presiding. The ) 1.04 much enjoyed by all C pital Selater 3.0. Averce., | following officers were installed: Mrs. saat ks hutlee Sell . Sue Chambers, W. M.; L. A. Beaman, | .,, piano tuning and musical in- 3 ke, A. M.; Mr. Drake tives, Scott and Blackburn. Senator : . “sagnne aber W. P.; Mre. Dra! sa; Mrs. Will shag hirer Benoa = Proctor was not present, butauthor-| Forty acres of land to rent near Proctor, Warren, Foraker, Quarles, derailed and rolled down the moun-| NO. 10 The Coldest in 29 Years. Ne York, Jan. 5.—When the gov- rehon thermometer reached four degrees below gro at 5 o'clock this morning all local January cold re ords gince 1875, when 6 degrees he- low zero was reyistered, were beaten | Thermometers in various outlying jparts of the city went several de jarees Tower And in the suburbs from j Sto 12 degrees below zero was re- ported. At 9 o'clock the offic! he ‘tiwometer had gone up to 2 de greee below zero. The avsen of wind was some relief. The intense cold interferred con- jciderably with all outdoor oceupa- fn and delayed all regular aud suburban trains from afew minutes toseveral hours, The effects oF the heavy snow had been overcome, bot it was difficult to keep steam and many local trains had to be aban- doned ou account of disabledengines. A Heavy Guard For Kratz. The City of Mexico, Jan. 5.—Mr. Desmond, chief of detectives of Sv. Louis, left for Guadalajara last night to take formal possession of Charles Kratz. He intends to depart from there with the prisoner Wednesday or Thursday. He visited the depart- ment of foreign relations and received vwsurance that there would be no hitch in the proceedings. The au- thorities said Kratz would be deliv ae mptly on the presentation of President's warrant. An-escert-te—hagle—Lase—willte used to insure a safe trip to the bor- Jer and cut off ull probability of aw attack from any of Krac.’s friends or sympathizers, A sergeant and squad of rurales, the best Devaar soldiers of the Mexieamrepat le, will make the trip Foe the parts reacties the Urifed States the ehi-/ * aas g ar of attempted kigmay plug: The List of Dead Now 588. Chicago, Jan, 3 —The list of dead was increased to O88 to-day by the leath of Leroy Rainbolt, a boy of + years, who was fatally burned an} died in St. Luke's hospital, Of the ten bodies inthe county morgue, + were identitied to day. The injuted of whom there ia any record now wumver 103, although the number of those who were hurt slightly would swell this nuwber ma- terially. Numbers of people went to their homes after the fire without re- jporting themselves to the police as injured. Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys. Unhealthy Kidneys eys Make Impure Blood, All the blood in your badly passes through your my once every three minutes. 3 The kidneys are your blood purifiers, they fil- ter out the waste or impurities in the blood, If they aresick or out of order, they fail to do their work, Pains, achesandrheu- matism come from ex- cess of uric acid in the blood, due to neglected kidney A Kidney trouble causes quick or unstead heart beats, and makes one feel as Ahough they had heart trouble, because the heart is over-working in pumping thick, kidney- poisoned blood ai be veins and arteries, it used to be con: that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly all constitutional diseases have their begin- ning in kidney troubie. ifyo yu are sick you can make no mistaki by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is soon realized, It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases and is sold on its Leite all druggists in fifty- pA and one-dollar siz- ‘es. You may have a sample bottle by mail of Swamp-Root. free, also pamphiet telling you you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. tent this paper when * laa hod . Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N.Y. ~~ Notice of Final Settlement. ts hereby, st given to all oreditore in the estate of Wm. Missouri, on the 8:h da} ety 77.9 WOBLRDS, Ph tuesiateaetr, ! x0 ue E Ea ve and rit tue next imei a A. J. Sarra: rote waaay" state of M: