The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 9, 1905, Page 5

Will it be Taft or Bryan? The Sunday Closing Law. catia ean ot Toe The Missouri Sunday. closing law | 5 attér’1908?" asks Wal-| was enacted in 1883. Dan Dunklin ‘Buperior, Wie, Nov. 6.—Dragged) yo. Wellman fm = Washington dis-|was governor at that time, and {t : has] patch to the Chicago Record-Herald. | was passed by the old Whigs. Orig For eoms time it has been a settled|nally it prohibited the sale of fer- conclusion among the polftical gos-| mented or distilled liquor after 9 ers of the national capital, says|o’clock in the morning, on Sunday. Mr. Wellman; thas Mr, Bryan would} But in the revision session of 1545 ®/ again be the nominee of hispartytor/the words after “9'o'clock in the ‘President in 1908: Mr. Bryan's hold| morning” were stricken out and the CUTICURA Soap, Ointment and Pills the World's Greatest Skin Cures. PRICE THE SET $I Warrensburg Business College North Aolden Street, Opposite Court House. 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Nov. 5.--The Hone, HB. BUCKLEN & CO. | drug store of Dr. Ira Smith of Aus- i tact alchnannte a ee town twelve miles " here, destroyed by fi fl. Cc ASTOR | A about 8:80 o'slock thie robe sain Kled You Have Always Bought Dr. Smith was burned to death. Dr. tage which the frugal borrower appre- ciates. We loan money in this way and | § at a low rate of interest. DUVALL & PERCIVAL, BUTLER, MO. OP PPPPPL iiciatliaaiall Mo. Pac. Excursion Rates: | Set of New Wall Charts Smith was seen in the building short ly before the fire broke out carrying a lighted lamp. It is supposed he fell and the burning oil from the lamp ignited the building. The coroner's jury returned a verdict that he came to his death through accident. The Not One John Smith There. Salina, Kas., Nov. 6—A pecullar condition exists in Russell county. There is not @ person in that county & ‘ named John Smith. It{s probable : ; ' f hi the history of medicine | Special round trip rate to K DR. H. M. CANNON, store of H.C. Cram also burned. | sha this cannot be waid of another| {°"c°hefousd another eppronching | City $2.15 on eale Saturday of each Absolutely Without Cost. Dentist, Dr, Smith was widely known} oounty inthe state,and perhapsin| thémin popularity and ar - every | week. All trains leaving Butler after throughout Case and Bates counties, clime and with every people they have | twelve o’clock noon and all trains the United States. Five men live in the county who answer to the name met,with the same reception, The confines of the earth are the only limits to their growth, They have on Sunday, good to return on any The publishers of THE REPUBLIC rap roms fhorh —nghonl train leaving Kansas City before | St. Louis, Mo., offer a magnificent ol m Mai. at sucha name conquered the world, noon the following Monday. set of revised New Home Library should be more familiar in @ COUDBY) said wroughut the work, Qutleurn Revlvent, Se Special West Bound Winter Tour-| Wall Charts upon such absolutely than the name of John Smith adda] Gm, %een"Sse "enue tandem, echarer: |18t Excuretons to Colorado, Season | jipera) terms that no school or home BUTLER, - MISSOURI. ill bein Adrian every Tues- lay and Friday prepared to do il kinds of dental work. = where he practiced medicine for twenty-seven years. Heis survived bya wife anda daughter, Mre. Thom- Ae x ~ The buyer, as usual, went by the Ty. C. BOULWARE, cost of paint; got bids. pte Bers clan and 8 n. Office | Oil bid low and guessed the quantity orth Side Square, Butler, Mo. {low; the saving was only 11 per cent- Diseases of women and children | Nobody seems to have thought of specialty. this: the painting costs two or three : times as much as the paint. How DR- ]. HM. CHRISTY, much did we save on the painting? Don’t know. Tas Over Batler Gach Depart-| ‘The tale ends with this: We often _ ment Store, Butler, Mo, refer inquiries to those houses, fo: Has Stood The Test 25 Years. James Archer received his diploma Saturday from the directors of the Worla’s [air at St. Louis, for the premium for the best cora shown at as, now living in Minnesota. —— i | Bout ai ve ce a Pala: Howton, 1M Colum | of 1905—06,—Tickote sold dally, Oct. | — ore OTE : Letter to Mr. J. McClure, ; Mig ead We A Borkadvur Cukura™ 1166, 1905, to May 31, 1906, to Den- | 10 the country can afford to be with- —— Butler, M A Texas girl advertised fora hue: tol ba ry ope ont oa te ea OSTEOPATHY. utler, Mo Fought Over Thirteen Cents. |. 05 °"0G Sot him. The total ex. a oe te 80 por cans of eoomvess This beautift! get contatning Nine Dear Sir: Twoyearsagothsestate} grawnee, Ok., Nov.5—In a fight| pense for advertising, wedding outfit. | final imit M | Complete Maps and a Cyclopedia of Farmers Bank Building, awnee, ’ eg ‘ . nal return limit May 31, 1906. : 4 ‘i Batler, Missouri, of the late Congressman Scott, of ff b etc., was $21. Withina year hedied, 7 oT ‘ Indispeneable Information, will be . : 0" | over a difference of thirteen cents in leaving: her on ihaurance policy for Home Visitors’ Excursion, Oct. 10, i FREE ot all ch Erie, Pa., painted 24 Rollfng-Mil'| , settlement between A. L. Kennedy,|919.000. And eEaaine Poole. say] 2205 —Rate one and one-third fare ee of all charges, to every DR. JOHN A. BELL, houses one coat Devoe at @ saving, procer, and H. J. Hughey, a blaek-|i¢ don’t pay to Denies Re ¥|tor round trip; tinal return limit 20 | person who sends One Dollar to pay Seeman te ac of 11 per cent for paint (lead-and-oil} | ith Hughey drow # kulfe and Ken- . 7. “ wad bag bes cunt te seston for @ years subscription to the was after the job ) i " places in Central, Eastern and South- | TWICE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC of St, _. |nedy a rifle. Hughey secured the A Guaranteed Cure For Piles ern Illinois, to all points in Indiana ‘ , >ROGRESS DR. HARRIET FREDERICK. That's how the tale reads. We in- rifle and shot Kennedy, inflicting a} Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- and Ohio, to various points in North- — = vie george the att fer what really happened. dangerous wound, Bystanders av-|ing Piles. Druggints refund money|era Kentucky, Northern West Vir. reat Agricultural and Home tacked Hughey with iron weights, in-|it PAZO OINTHENT fails to cure|givia, Northwestern Pennsylvania, Monthly Magazine published by The flicting-bad wounds on his head ey, any case, no matter of how long Western New York, Southern Ontario Repulbic and acknowledged every- ctlng mo eed, standing, in 6 to 14 days. Fires ap-| 90d all pointe in Michigan, east of | where to be the Best journal of its tore he could be captured. plication gives ease and rest. 50c. If Lake Michigan. kind published anywhere. your druggist hasa’titsend 50c in on 7. d stamps and it will be forward: d post Special Homeseekers Excursions, Following are the maps in this eet: paid by Parle Medicine Co., St. Louis, — bo ond io es 7th ae ho (1) The World; (2) The United is The cla, original GROVE’S Taste-| Mo. pee cochecs ia peta East. States; (3) Topographic map of the ’ less chill tonic. You know what you ern Colorado, Indian Territory, | 8u880-Japanese War, with facts and are taking. It is ironand buinine in Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas, Kan. | figures of the contest brought down a tasteless form. Nocure, nopay. 50c sas, Nebraska and New Mexico. Rate | to date; (4) Alaska; (5) Huwali; (6) 75 per cent of the standard one way | Porto Rico; (7) The Philippines; (8) 4 minimum rate of $10 00; final return Datiuanaranti(9) Lour onoise sf . i $ t ei BidpreFeiopnones0: =» House Telephoneto. | wear of Devoe. : . this great World’s Fair. This {| limit 21 days from date of sale. 1 —— —_—_—_—— a That’s a good enough story; but The work of moving the dirt for quite an honor for Vernon county to Home Visitors’ Excursions Oct, large map of any one of the follow- we B. F. JETER, - nobody knows what itis. Our only the basement and foundation walls! peat the world on corn. Mr. Archer! 10¢h and 24th, Nov. 14th and 28th. | ing eighteeu States and Territories: ato staged ? of the big hotel to go up on the was notified that his gold medal —Rate one and o hird fi ft : . ‘ J ae ‘ difficulty 1s want of paint-intelligence. ‘ 4 ne-third fare for} Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, Texas . Attorney at Law and Justice, y P gence. | orthwest corner of the square is| Which goes with his first prize on} round trip; final return Hmit30 days 4 a Gunalin he Veale, : , Omee over H. H. Nichols, Yours truly, ‘ icely. Ex-sheriff Joo|°O™ would be sent in a few days. | Tickets will be sold to various points Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Indiana, side square, Butler, Mo F, W. Devor & Co. sy ey nau t rn ak 0°) These medals are very costly and/in Northern Missouri, Northern and Kentucky Wyoming, Tennessee, Mis- i“ , \ , owa, Nebraska, South Dakota, | Arizona, New Mexico, Col DR, J. T. HULL P. 8. Gough & Hees eell our paint.) . 0+ tor putting in the foundation | World’s history —Nevada Post. North Dakota, Minnesota, Wiecon-| Louisana. exico, Colorado and DENTIST. walls and is busy with a force of| Wiley Cox & Co. have purchased |#in and to all points in Michigan, | Jy orderi , i Siekoalag Shivering Fite hands getting out the rock from a about’ three hundred bushels of] West of Lake Michigan. pepe drnapeaatipeadaagrd. ged specify the State map they desire in J.P, . their set. gent.| Three large sheets, each 28 by ¢ , y 36 benefit in malaria, forit exerts a true} The Missouri Pacific will begin at(Other local merchants have made inches in dimeusions, comprise the ; 8 curative influence on the disease, | once making extensiveimprov: te d sized shi ts. The Nevad Notice of Final Settlement. * P ft if ng improvements | good sized shipments. The Nevada charts. Everything that you want W. J. ARLEIR, driving it entirely out of the system. |in gheir tracks between Nevada and|Posteays a firm at that place has! acs tntereaced” fe the” entats of Garo fine | to know about oat own pel pn hickory nuts thus far this season. About one hundred and twenty-five bushels were purchased of one man and anicured with Electric Bitters. This nee 113 @ pure, tonic medicing of especial . Ps {ties vauare: "Ratlers Mo pe lots tee be sellaee’ quary southwest of the city. dW It is much to be prefered to quinine, | Pjeasant Hill, also south to Joplin. | shi six car loads, and adds:| Fi deceased. that I, W Doing & GENERAL | having none of this drug’s bad after-|‘phe tracks will be put on alow - nde were all raised in Vernon Mnlnitfator of ssid eetate, intend to make | OWN country and the countries and Freep Business. etfects. E. 8. Munday, of Henrietta, grade where they are high and the|county aud proved a source of con- the! Bates Govaty “Probate. Court in. Bates | peoples of tue world, will be found in bi? Tex., writes: “ ther was very county, State of Missouri, to be held at Butler, . me AB. yosrsn, - - 40. s-omf | till he took Electric Bitters, which | quire considerable time and theex-|largest in the history of Vernon)" 0 ter nott somiined, Tonene’s aieed to mie saved his life. At Frank T. Clay’ nendivure of thousands of dollars to) ounty.—Metz Times. uuuaieiviica: | steopporsanity, The Vwioe-a-woek drug store; price 50c guaranteed. | makethismuch needed !mprovement 1th day of December, 1905, Republic is the leading semi-weekly T Kills Father In ther in —Nevada Post A Frightened Horse. apply to the said court for an order of distribu- | newspaper and home journal in the Ronning like mad down the street Siar cctlsabange an cost semioniinter. vahaay bipstsebes A hha Progress has no To Cure a Cold in One Day. dumpiaog the occupants, or a hun Wau. E. WALTON, | superior in its chosen field. Either Goldthwaite, Tex., November 6 — oeeurances. It behooves everybody " ' ‘ NINE Tablets. All druggists refan ‘ 50 YEARS year. Cader the terms of this special Frank Lawrence, 80 years old, yet-|the money if it fails to enre, EB, W |e haves reliable Salve handy and EXPERIENCE (offer, which is good tor a limited time only, you get both these ex- red afew miles north of bere. The under its soothing effect, 25c at the complete ses of ch ~| Lawrence family were going overland Positiee ee sit Frank T. Clay’s Drug Store. only oan dollar. It Be a0 Bi Ba Athens, Tex., to aranch west ng y Trace Marns § | good thing you will lose no time in tion of the amount fount to be subject to dis- Quarrel Over Roadways. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-| dred other accidents, are every day|_°* Executor. | )yper alune is worth a full dollar 6 there’s none as good as Bucklen’s Mgr Sana and me sc gh Grove’s eignatareis oneach box. 25] inn “Salve. Burns; cuts, sores, ; . Bvey ‘ oe Eczema and piles disappear quickly ATENTS celleut journals the entire year, and to all parties who tree upon my| Tuer greatest of all newspapers is , Father and gon quarreled| ,-omiees, known as the Dicke ra & pape: Drsions sale *) ily Globe-Democrat, of St. Corynicuts &c. | taking advantage of this opportun- which of two roads they should ea the Daily Globe-Democrat, o! arone sending asketchand desertion me | ity at once, before the offer is with- farm, composing about 1,000 Anyi Louis. It has noequal orrival fn} quickly ascertain our opinion tree wherh fence, Notices are q Invention ia probabir maumiabie. communiy drawn, The papers will be sent to claims that his father| acres enclosed by ted eo all ma: know. all the west and ought to be in the Pre pe, sonadential, HANDOOOK on Baferis i r ith a koifeand that prom y EC. WEBSTER. | hands of every reader of any Daily Paton taxon, throug “bia peoat, |separate addresses, if desired, and . He gavehim- the charts will be securely mailed, ‘ a special notice, withor., ch: 10 paper. It coste, by mail, postage Scientific America, free of all cost, in a large tube, ingur- ir. Kansas City Flower Show. | prepaid daily including Sanday, one A handsomely filustrated weekly. 1 . ling them against loss or dam df year, $6.00; 6 months, $3,00; 8} culation of any olentitic Joarnal, Terms, $3 a ; “ y age ol Account of the above tickets will ’ ; 7 ’ are tour months, $1. Bold byalirewsdenters | any kind. Ihey will last you a lite- be cold to _ Kansas City and retara| months 1.50; Daily without Sunday, Mii & Co sertrondwey, New York time, and prove their worth every for $2.90. Tickets sold Nov. 12th to} one year, $4 00; 6 monthe, $2.00; 8 2s F Bt. Woabtoeton. day in the year. Don’t delay, but 18th, Fiual return limit Nov. 20th.| months $100; Sunday Edition—a J. F, Gzraer: Agent. | pig newspaper and 1agazine com- arr bined, 48 to 76 pages every Sonday, TACLER’S PILE Sa send your order at once to the Map —, The Republic, St. Louts, oO. as For Sale or Trade. one year, $2 00; 6 months, $1 00. A BUcK EYE $0 helt | subscription for the Globe-Democrat, We od jest, Obichome Ail au theae prices, is the beat poselble Notice, Notice is hereby given, that | . stration with srl canteen 18 ee Krbardt Magee ey deceased, have been grani- per investment. Send your rene to the ed, by ‘the Bates Count; Ae Liga ie e in Bates County, Missouri, y or write for tree sample i Dearing date thé 18th day of October, 188. .