The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 4, 1906, Page 5

wi lil, to come beck! is unsurpassed. again. likely to hug another girl the next shed Soll Limit Your Hugs, Stop at night. Therefore, I say if you would to use for different est possible yield ‘poit can tal yon: ‘whet ecstacy he is likely to come back blood is impoverished huge.” will tell you what} This is the unqualified recommen- any given soil, a of cow peas from < S a renovator of ae said as a ‘é MISSOURI STATE BANK, ge food for stock, the cow pea BUTLER, MISSOURI. Capital : 855,000.00 Surplus Fund and Profits 12,7028 48 Rag wea weny ander Missouri law and often examined by State Baok Fx+ m + .eeives deposits and always bas money to loan. 25 years talulexperience, We pramise our patrons abselute safety cir deposits and every avery accommodation that is eon- 1 with sound banking rales. plentiful applica- voose- - -Of condition of MISSOURI STATE BANK on Nov, #8, 1985, To get the larg- Aaja. ripen ap se prac. : on ed sway ctrl tion of POTASH is necessary SS ; init. It may be you T. 8, Hanraban’s rules forcourtehip, The doctor, rector of the Sacred ‘néed @ tonic, but more likely you | 1+ Church of West Fitchburg, “eoncentrated fat food, | woes, outlined hie idgae of the car is. the element lacking tailment of tenderpeesta a Christmas free to farmers who write for sermon to young womee, 10 P. M., Say the Experts. soil, like impov- blood, needs a proper New York, Jan. 1—‘“If a man is keep your best beau, limit your POPE ASKED TO BAR AMER: ICANS FROM VATICAN. Bishops Declare Some Fellow bi Yo yc 1d ' Scott’s Emu! sion [ister nex sug sca tad : “I thoroughly agree,” declared of Cod Liver Oil }ure. cory, “with the 10 o'clock r theory. Iam a firm believer in no “I will nourish and strengthen chaperone, and I think the young ‘the body when milk and cream | man should take bis girl out and en, to do it. Scott's Emulsion |tertain her during the period of} Countrymen Unworthy of courtship if anything in that line is always the same; always to be expected. of him asa husband. Audiences. oe and always beneficial \ where the body is wasting from ‘ . cause, either in children It he is content to eit about the house all the time it ie a bad sign. “The matter of turning the lights low te largely dependent on how : pretty the girl. Ifshe answers the Will send you a sample free. | degcription’ of ‘certainly plain,’ I } Be sure that this plc |Should suggest that a softening of ture in the form of a/¢he illuminating might be a good label is on the wrapper thin of every bottle of Emul- ig. Se sion you buy. “A mother and father cannot too SCOTT k BOWNE thoroughly investigate the character of the man their daughter is to Rome, Jan. 1.—The Vatican au- thorities have received remonstrances from several American bishops against the audiences granted by the Pope to Americans, who, in the opin- ion of these bishops, were not worthy of the honor, which, it is added, created dissatisfaction among the faithful, The Pope has also been informed that among the persone presented to him o few days ugo was an American CHEMISTS marry. And right here I should lke] woman who had been divorced. 409 Pearl St., few York | to explode the theory thata good| This irritated the Pontiff, who de- 1 50c. and'$1.00, |800 makes a good husband. | think, | clared that such a presentation must a All Druggiste. on the contrary, the good son is 80] not occur ugain, 4 wrapped up inthe virtuee of ‘mother’ that it frequently blinds him to thoee of hie wife. “A long engagement {s bouid to be bad. Warmed over eentiment {2 ‘Oftce over Bennett-Wheeler Mor. Co, $|™Uch like warmed over potatoes— Residence Ohio and Water Street. flat and tastelesa, The fire and spirit Oflee Phone 218, Residence Phone 198. 9 | go out of the lovemaking, and there , co cos: you are.” Despite this opinion, Mrs. Cory laughs at Dr. Hanrahan’s statement that he cannot see what people find to talk about when they go together for years. “Love-making which makes the lovers such a nuisance to others,” she explained, “isso all absorbing that it supplies ull conversational needs, as anybody who has ever been in love can testify.” REFUSED TO KNEEL * The officials of the Vatican arealyd recalling that two Americisus recent- ly refused to kneel when the Popeap- peared, and the persons having au- thority in these. matters bave been ordered to be more strict in arriving at decisions upon applications from Americans for audiences of the Pope. American applicants in future must be recommended by their respective bisheps or have their upplications supported by a recognized cfticial here. “DR. E. N. CHASTAIN. Borier, - Mo. : OR. H. M. CANNON, ‘ BUTLER, - MISSOURI. “Will bein Adrian every Tues- "day and Friday prepared to do all kinds of dental work. Saw a Cross in the Heavens. Atlantic City,N J, Jap. 1.—Super- stitious persone were alarmed lest night ata wonderful svectacle seen in thesky when just after the sun had seta perfect cross, deep red in eolor, was seen ing bank of gray clouds. After ten minutes the cross disappeared as suddenly as it came, On theeye, ear, nose and throat, gives special attention to the treat- ment of Catarah, ond its effects upon the ears, throat and lungs. Those in need of glasses can have the eyes tested tree and properly fit- ted. Office on the South Side over Elmer Dixon’s store. Office hours rom 9 a. m, to’4 p. m. 71-m* =—_—o_C_C_—————*—*>x_EEE%EEEZ[ZKKEZK[Z['B En it ccc nm ee nA nnn nC ener a ee OSTH EOPATHY A Guaranteed Cure For Piles Yarmers Bank Building, Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- Butler, Missouri, a Piles. Druggists retund money AZO OINTMENT fails to cure OR JOHN A BELL. he: case, no matter of how long | ted 9 standing, in 6 to 14 days. First < SUCCESSOR TO sewer — ne a ans y - . ep ‘ your a 0’ it een D DR. HARRIET FREDERICK. rtampe an it will be forward: d post wet : og y Paris Medicine Co., 8t. Louis, je 0. T. C, BOULWARE, fan and Surgeon. Office Bide Square, Butler, Mo iA Christmas Fire at Warsaw. children | James H. Lay’s home at Warsaw burned Christmas morning; partially : {nsured. A plano and some house- 7 CHRISTY, pyre) goods were rvmoved, but moat and Children » Specialty | of furniture, clothing, ete., to- it Butler Oash Depart|rother with the judge’s valuable Pe, Prone, Be 1,500'volumelibrary, was destroyed. Citizens rendered valuable service, s i some taking dangerous ricke. 7 dy, an Daring the first year of the Civil . a : .|#er Gen. John C, Fremoat’s army , [camped on this spot ayid took posees- slon:of the house, where Fremont de- Hvered his er teh proelama- The best methods leading to certain success are fully explained in the 65-page illustrated book, which we send results attained with cow peas aourished upon Potash. Dr..J. M. Norris, Specilaist —ar. ECTORS:— it. It tells of the remarkable Sake, Vole. Dr. T. C, Boulware, N B denking, re ee John Deerwester 7. r” J. M. bri Redte rd, Max Weiner Ther is no fat food that i), Mahia te par” be wld sa with ORRMAM TALE WORE Prd: Dutehog aa ee” Wa B ye ‘to easily digested and “assimi- Don’t be stingy with the gas: The yt EW x0 fl BUSINESS. dated as final hug eborts |) 10 o'clock} —___. a WE WANT ¥0U NESS. realdent. J.R JENKINS, Cashier. hy 3 if aur ce-Prea. WesLry Denros, Ase’t Cashier. a BaBily GARARD, Clerk and Bookkeeper. OPO TTT. ca npeeeamettel Bears Kit! AMER’ | Bears Kitt Medrashall Omaha, Neb, Dec. 26 ~The Infor. ‘| mation reached this city that Simon B. Clark, o? Omaba, one of the beat known pioneers of Nebraska, was re. cently killedin a ba tle with grizzly bears in the Big Horn country. The news was contained {n a letter from a ranchman named Adams, who said Clark’s horse came to his ranch December 21. Recognizing the animal, Adame followed his trai) back five miles into the mountains, where he found the mangled bo ly of SS weir iananeeannesapasnenneanaemeacenameninecaanen T THE WALTON TRUST.¢ WALTON TRUST.CO. OF BUTLER, MO. Always has ready money op hand to loan on farme in v1" th Vernon, Barton, Cedar, Poik and Dade Counties, Mo., at VERY LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST on one, three, five or seven trey time, and allow borrowers to pay back part each year if desired, Every land owner wanting a loan should oall + get our rates and liberal terms. Money ready as soon as . ereare signed. Wehave a full and complete abstract of Clark at the mouth of a cave and be- ue 2 to prety pyntes rey a pte e hee ae het om a Oe the v patent and showing all deeds of trust, Sheriff's deeds alde it two dead grizzlies. titles or other conveyances that have been recorded in hates Clark is known to have been hunt- county, Our Sbotenss beoke were sages by our us Wm. E. Wal- n country for sev ton 85 years ago and are written up di trom the county reo- = ws Big Bers eounley ords, We furnish reliable Abstracts Af reasonable priqes and Oral weeks. are responsible for their correctness, INTEREST PAID ON Clark, who {8 generally known as TIME DEPOSITS. “Blondy,” is an old soldier, and is a If you have idle money for six months or longer the well-known plaiosman and hunter. Walton Trust Company will pay you interest on it, He has held numerous public offic, j 5 ia Omaha, tere Statement on September 16th, 1905, Sure] Real Eetate Mortgages, $191,659.24 RKauk Building 8 600 00 Other Real Estate 1 482 28 Fraud Exposed, A few countefitters have lately | been making and trying tosellimita: tions of Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, Coughs and Uolds, and other medicines, thereby de- frauding the public. This is to waro you to beware of such people, who seek to profit, through stealing the reputation of remedies wh! 4 have been successfully curing die-..ae, for 35 years. A sure protection to you, is our name on the wrapper. Look for it, on all Dr. King’s or Bucklen’s remedies, as all others are mere ‘mitations. H. E. BUCKLEN & CO. Chicago, Ill., and Windeor, Canada Mo. Pac. Excursion Rates. ; Special homeseekers excursions Jan, 20d and 16th and Feb. 6th and Has <io0od The Test 25 Years 9 20th. Rate 75 per cent of the one Grove $ way standard first clasa rate for the e weit go rate! Tasteless Chill Tonic homeseekers territory in Arkansas, No-Crtre-No-Pay. 30 cents. sand Stocks 38,708 08 eee hand and in Banks 21,604 44 Abstract Books 500 00 $226,008.91 Oapital Stock 8 55,000 00 Surplus Fund and profits 47,206 16 Deposits 124,697 75 $226, 198, 01 «Ww. E. Walton, Pres Sam Levy Vice Pres Fank Allet, 8e6 C. A. Allen, Ags’t Sec A, A. Peach, Clerk and Bookkeeper te D. Yates, Abtrsactor, W. J. Nix, Clerk. PEELE BP eR, PRP PPP PPPIPPPIPIPPLELLLILLL. PPP PPLR a ae ji. T., Kas. N, M., Okla, Texas, | Golo., Lousa., Nebr..“Wyo.,S Dak., and Mexico, Ratee to Denyer, Colo- | rado Springe, Pueblo and Trinidad, | PIQ>QOSCIOOOOOOOOSOGOOOOIOLL Colo, $19.00 for round trip. All . Warrensburg Business College tickets limited to return 21 days from date of sale. 7 North Aolden Street, Oppoette Court House. Turee CompLete Coursks Sp+cial one way rate second class Book-Keeping, Shorthand and Typewriting Telegraphy. colonist rates Jan. 2od and 16th and g B. BE. PARKER, Manager. A. LEE SIMIZER, Asedstent Manager. Colorado Springs ond Trinidad, Colo., $13 00. Special round trip rate to Kaneas City $2.15 on sale Saturday of each week. All trains leaving Butler after twelve o’clock noon and wil troine on Sunday, good to return on any train leaving Kansus City before noon the following Monday. 8 | West Bound Winter Tour. fet Excursions to Colorado, Season of 1905-06:—Tickets sold daily, Ont. 20th: Rate one half of one way firat class rate plus $2 00 minimums: ling rate $600 Rate to Denver, Pueblo, ; Dr. W. U. Hedges presidents, Com. Bank. Avvisory Boar» 3 T. E. Chesthaiw, (arhter American Bank. Earl Coffman, Ace’t Casbler Amertcan Bank. For information! Address Warrensburg Business College, Warrensburg, Mo. . Ie, 1905, to May 31, 1906, to Den, | A IGOOOSONIOOIOGLIOOOSS ver, Colorado Springe and Pueb!-, Colo. Rate 80 per cent ofdoubleone ee Ee way étandard rate for the round trip; ») final refurn limit May 31, 1906. Home visitors excarsion Nov. 27, t Goakan County Investment Co, icketa:to he eold to BUTLER, MO. varied lacesin central, eastern and ‘@ | Pia eed IMinoie; to all polnte in an Capital, = = 850 00°C. y to loan on real estate, at low rates, Abstracte of | faye ama Ohio, to various pinta Mone: in northern Kentucky, northern West title to al lands and town lots Le = Fre s, paleo Meagan len sortnoeere ree ari 2 ed hand oem nad pad oh ce muses i. eee” J. B. NEwWReRRy, J.c, Hox. J "iterations Live Stock. E: Ills., fare $15. p. Ticketa sold Dec. 16 to tal return limit Dec. 24th, NOTICE! Take your gun work of all kinds to “IBRY AN LONDON. ade F. ei son