The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 22, 1904, Page 1

————$—————— _BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1904, — - HOW TO USE BLACKLEGOIDS. : It is the only preventative from Blackleg. Your cattle should be vaccinated. There is no known cure for Blackleg, The loss of one good calf will pay for your vaccinat- after the animal is down. ing for several years. Sent to any address prepaid on receipt of regular price, $1.50, enough to vaccinate ten head. ‘Injectors $1.00, will last a life- time. Literature supplied on application. Save this ad for reference when your first calf dies. We send prices and hterature on our Live Stock Dip on application. Keep your live stock healthy and free from lice. GOUGH & HESS, BUTLER, MO. GASIENENENENENSISIENES Mound Items, Jas. A. Graves Gives We are having delightful weather Miss lva Noland $30,000 hat : but the nights are @ reminder tha Kans City, Sept. 18—The breach inter i fi i big haahh eed ca Aga of promise suit brought by Miss Iva Bro. Stewart, the pastor in charge | " | of Passaic church, went to Spring- | Noland, a Kansas City stenographer, against James A. (raves, formerly | field Monday to attend contere | Gtthe M. E-shurch, south. Heana | 0! Joplin, has been settled out of his family were well liked by our peo- pera Sn — = yrorsainr . hope to have him with Ne edhe Soaps Seeen Sega ts Nate Gi wiih we $20,000 in cash and the transfer of § another year, at least. ' jal on last Satur- | {@Proved Chicago real estate to the sone sitten Greens om, leah Bedne value $10,000 by Graves to Mies Gay evening was well attended, and} d time, qPenunl to haven good tim Miss Noland brought suit for $50,- Our road bosses are out getting the roads in order for the election on | 900 damages against Graves last July. She is a stenographer. . 8th, t. will seem enaveny Demoret. OH by Graves was a resident of Joplin sure and come out and vote. Tom Raybourn and wife Sundayed until recently. He was largely inter- SEHEP2EEAP eer eeSSsaS 222 at our place, and we enjoyed their | ed in mining properties. visit very much. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Jobn Jenkins, wife and littledaugh- ter, of Elkhart, spent Sunday with| ous cures. It surpasses any other ‘the family of Geo. Walls. salve, lotion, ointment or balm for . | cute, corns, burns, boils, sores, felons «than — re ulcers, testers, salt rhenm, fever sores von ley in chapped hands, skin eruptions: infal- ly of coal. lible for piles. Cure Guaranteed. Only The township board met on the| 25c at Frank T. Clay, Bruggist.. 5th and approved the appointment Sees ree ree eee Harry Jenkins. He will makea Mahara’s Operatic Minstrels Alter an expenditure ofa large sum officer: The old-time Baptiste held their of money the New Mahara’s Minstrel val conference at Concord echool | , 14 operatic congress of expert vo- house, commeneing the 10th and callets, frisky comedy purveyors, ac- continuing till the 14th. tive dancing stars and a host of Several of our farmers -. busy other recent new minstrel ideas will putting in their winter wheat. be presented at the Butler Opera John Reavis is in from Kansas vie- House. A grand collection of colored {ting his sister, Mrs. parts Bes stam, tuledlige berg of peli oe vats for anyeral woos, | :r00 © Ug bunch of jolly come f jans, dancers acrobats, 8. H. Weddle, who gee Mondey | famous blackstone quartette and August oda peg ae many innovations, novelties and rr \- army. He enlisted in 1862 ot Camp | rye ee 1 dampen Vanburen, Ark., and joined the 16th tumes and a splendid 0 a . Co. C Mo. Vol. Inf roan _ ates the best minetrel porate the peor Ayers < o*| road. MaKara’s Minstrele play for f we went into winter quar-| one night, Friday Sept. 23rd. A big ters near Camden, Arkansas. Here| sensational street parade will be the Masons built a pine log house to qived bn the principal sireste onthe hold lodge in. There Mr. Weddle was {initiated into the Masonic order. He day of the show. and [ were mesemates until be was! we take pleasure in announcing our ? of 64. On July 4th we foug! Hee Me oot Helena, and bad is; OPENING : our Co. killed and wounded. Our September 23rd and 24th. At which time we will have on dis- play our fall and winter millinery. ~ Brown Sisters, 46 2 Butler, Mo, Has world-wide fame for marvel- = | but we do know thatitis under strict ‘EVANS BRANDS IT AS A LIE.| Virginia ttems. We heard it and jotted it down, ‘No Contribution to the Folk Cam- | What happened in and out of town.” Mrs. W. W. Park and two children, | paign From “Ed” Butler. G.M. Garner, Winn Martin, G. W. Crooks and Ray Cuzick left Monday for St- Louis to attend the big show. Miss Hale, grand daughter of Rev J. W. Swift, who lived in Butler a long time ago preached for the Bap- tist, is visiting Mrs. Geo. Thompson. Emanul Nestlerode returned home rom Nebraska Saturday, where he vad been visiting relatives for some Mrs. John McFadden and son Volna, St. Louis, Sept. 18.—“The state ment that ‘Ed’ Butler has contribut- ad to the Democratic statecampaign fund is a tie, He hasnot contributed one cent directly or indirectly, Fur- thermore, the state committee has received no suggestion whatever } from Butler that he intends to con- time. He attended the land draw- , tribute. Te’a a lie from beginning tol ine He reports fine cropsof corn and end.” This was the statement of| sit. Wheat was killed with the » Ev | oe mah ag eons of the state | rust, He says the potato crop is t a. ae estas tga mgt very large; he brought a few home or The Times to-day w ry epi ed) with him, which are fine concerning the story that “Ed” But- ‘an? S.S. conrentiqn at Virginia Thurs ler had contributed to the statecam day was well attended. Speakers paign fund and would lend his influ- wero A. Hf. Culver, Rev. 8. D. Jewell ence to the ticket headed by Josph| pay Morty W. Folk. “If Butler should send a contribu- tion to the committee, what action would be taken?” Judge Evans was | asked, “Tis check or money would be promptly returned,” was the positive answer. “The Democratie state committee wants none of Butler's money. I have instructed the treasurer of the state committee that should @ check be sent by Butler to refer the matter to me inorder that it may be re- turned by the chairman of the com- mittee,” The story that Butler would sup port the Democratic ticket and had contributed to the Demucratie state campaign fund was printed in a St. Louis morning paper, the recognized organ ‘of Walbridge, Republican nominee for governor. len, Miss Rose MeMullen, W. W. Park, Miss Jonnio Gilbert. Rey. Bertha Bowers vill bein Bates i county soon in the interest of the W. C.T. 0. Miss Bowers ie a fine talker and we hope sho will vielt Virginia. | D. Warren who lived fn Virginia some time ago, lives six miles from Lamar, and is doing well. Dr, Smith, formerly of Virginia, lives ten miles from Nevada. Will Hughes, of Answorth, Neb., is visiting his aged sister, Mrs. Israel Nestlerode, whom he had not seen for thirty years, She is 85 years old and quite feeble. The meeting at the Christian church is still going on, They expect to con- tinue till Thursday night. Holiness people are still carrying on their meeting at the Crooks school house, Rev. Sapp is holding a protracted meeting at Mt. Carmel. The Ger- man people held a big meeting at their church northwest of Virginia, Sabbath, the first In a long time. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Heckadon visited their son at Wallstreet, Kan., last week. Alt Jackson, of Wallstreet, Kan., attended 8. M. Coulter’s sale Wednes- day of last week. Wm. Duncan and wife, of east ‘of Butler, visited Mrs. D.’s sister Mrs. Will Lleckadon, last week. Many of the farmers are sowing wheat. Look out for chinch bugs next spring. John Hussey of Merwin, wag in Virginia Sunday. Mrs. Geo. Ruble and Mrs. B. F. Jenkins made a flying trip to Merwin one day last week. Judge Wolfe’s old dun horse got frightened at a drove of sheep and 8 upset the buggy, smashing {t badly, but the Judge escaped without a seratch. Will Hughes has Miss Rachel Park’s house raised and is now putting the wall under. .~~* i The .new- house east of Andrew Simpson’s is rapidly nearing com- pletion. 8. E. Jones and wile spent last week at the World’s Fair. 8. M. Coulter will move his family to Pleasanton, Kan., where they will reside. ARON. (GP atG ASS a What is Life? In the last analsis nobody knows, (SIA DAs law. Abuse that law even slightly, pain results, Irregular living means derangement of the organs, resulting in constipation, leavache or liver trouble. Dr. King’s New Life quickly re-ndjoste this. It’s gentle, yet Only 25c, at Frank T. Clay’s Drug Store. To be Dammed in Either Event. “Whether Folk supports Cook or whether he doesn’t,” says a Republi- can organ, which the Kansas City Journal quotes approvingly, “he is equally open to criticism.” At last there has been found one Republican editor, who ts willing to expose the Republican plans. If Folk turned Cook down in the convention, the Republican sheets had their ammu- nition all ready for use. They were going to weep great salty tears over the way in which old-line Democrats, who had fought tlie party’s battles, had been insulted and run over. Then they would have fired their hot shot into Folk for being an upstart, @ tyrant and a dictator. The other horn of the dilemma was presented to them, however, and they are de- nouncing Folk fur laying down to the machine. So it was clearly a case of be damned {f you don’t and be damned if'you do.--Lamar Demo- crat. (GPLEAPSLIGILSA SA Sed F Men of Oak: Timbers of oak keep the old homestead standing through the years. It pays to use the right stuff. “Men of oak” are men in rugged health, men whose bodies are made of the sound- est materials. Childhood is the time to lay the foundation for a sturdy con- stitution that will last for years, Scott’s Emulsion is the right stuff. Scott's Emulsion stimulates ; the growing powers of children, helps them build a firm foundation for a sturdy consti- tution. The Cost of Living. After pondering over the figures of the department of Commerce and Labor for about a month, the Chica- go Chronicle has discovered Mr. Wright’s “average man does not exist,” but that “the standard of living is better” than it wae a few years ago. Since the beef trust, the coal trust, and the hundreds of other trusts have advanced price to the top notch, the average man and wo man have discovered that it costs a great deal more to keep up thestand- ard of living, and that present wages and trust prices are an obstacle that every one feels. All the sophistry of the Republican statistician cannot gloss over the fact that the limited income cannot be etretched to meet the de that are made upon {t. High trast prices, fostered by the ve tariff, may giveaglamour of prosperity to the protected indus- tries, but the many have to pay to the prosperous few. Send for free sample. " SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 409-415 Pearl Street, New York, ' 6Oc. and $1.00; all druagiste dere, — Splendid Display of flew Millinery At every price you will find the values the best in town. There is a certain tone to our Hats that gives the indi- viduality so much sought after. New Ready to Wear Hats, New Walking Hats, New Dress Hats, New Pattern Hats. OUR STYLES ARE RIGHT, OUR PRICES ARE RiGHT. Wa Atso Carry Ladies, Misses and Childrens Underwear, Ladies, Misses and Childrens Hosiery, Corsets, Notions, Golf and Kid Gloves. SILAS W. LEVY. NORTH SIDE SQUARE. 9-9890000 0009 00-00 0009 09-000 O00 3G0-9.6-OD00800 0600079 KIND WORDS. My glasses do me eo much good. I hope you will have success {n Butler and do lots of people lots cf good just as you have me,—Mrs, School sister of Mrs. Robt. Clark speaking of Macdonald’s eye glasses. We do Watch Repairing that Will Stand the Test of Timeg® W.S. Maedonald, Reliable Jeweler and Optician. The Westen Photographin Co. BUTLER, MO. We are still here and here to stay, and give you One More Chance to Save Your Money. As we have a big stock of Photo supples on hand we will continue For One More Week To make the Genuine Platino $3.00 Cabinet Photographs for $1 per doz, Don’t wait until it is too late, but get in on this now. Our work Sirictly Cuarantced. Don’t forget we still make the Stamp Photos at 10 per doz. The Western Photographic Co. East Side Square, BUTLER, MO. ox Se > x ’ > a . r * oon wow PIAS 20 BE (SESLIISA cSIISSS SSS ISI SS Se, So LALGIAAI ADA GS ie (DADA EL aIMLAIN A A ESCO EN eeY Se et ee eas