The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 23, 1911, Page 3

A sioners shall belong to the same po- week. Enquire at Vantree’s Shop. Four commissioners to aid the Su- preme Court in clearing up its dock- et, which is about three years behind, will be appointed under the provis- ions of a bill that passed the House and Senate. Members of the court are empowered to make the appoint- ments, the only stipulation being that not more than {wo of .the commis- receive the same salaries. tothe approval of the court. may be ap A ears, or dispensed wi ime, if the court so decrees. BARGAINS AT CULVERS $ 8.00 lawn swings for................ $ 6.00 8.00 porch swings for............... 7.00 porch swings for............... 4.50 4.50 porch swings for. .............. 3.50 7.50 porch rocker settees.... ...... 4.50 Porch settees...... .........66. 2.00 Porch Rockers. ................ 2.00 18.00 chiffoniers......... Td SEGRE 13.50 (Others cheaper. ) Big Cut in all Dining Chairs Two 8-foot, 6-inch leg, SOLID OAK Extension Tables Very cheap at $11.00 WE DO NOT WANT TO MOVE THIS STUFF. YOU BUY IT NOW CHEAP. A. H. Culver Furniture Co, F. A. Taylor COMPETENT Auctioneer Tam a graduate of one of the largest auc- tion schools in the world, and I absolute- ‘ly know my business. Put your property in my hands and I will make you money, REFERENCES: W. B. Carpenter, Trenton, Mo.; A, W. Cies, Chillicothe, Mo.; Peoples Bank; Butler, Mo. RESULTS GUARANTEED SATIS- FACTORY OR NO PAY Write or See me for Date. BUTLER, MISSOURI, ROUTE NO. 2) + Jewett Graders at Cost I have a few Graders left over from last year that I will sell at cost or below. This is the machine that I sold last year at $50. They are alright only they are two horse and one man Graders and lack some new features that this years Grader will show. I shall quit making this style. : These graders.are so cheap that one man can afford one if he has grad- ing or ditching to do, or two or three or neighbors can buy one together. For general road work I have a better proposition that I will tell you about next Pz J. JEWETT, Butler, Mo. litical party. The commissioners must possess the same qualifications ofa member of the court, and will The com-| The Proof that Butler People Cannot missioners will review cases and pre- pare opinions, which will be suit e bil provides tha the commisloner |itan the tect of tine th before that} people testify that ADDRESS : : Real Estate Transfers. J W Taylor to G F Layhar 100acres sec 13 Rockville $7100. ' Alfred Norbury to E T Norbury 40 acres sec 81 Walnut $1000. HH Town to W L Harris part lots 2 and 3 blocks 1 and 7; lots 8, 9, 10, block 13 Merwin $1. Alma Akins to J A Ganow tract, sec 14, Rockville $950. 1 and 4, blk 22, Sperrys ad, Rich Hill $150. A L Daniels to H L Daniels 47 1-2 a, sec 2, West Point $2400. Nancy Engleman to S N Gordon 80 a, sec 27, New Home $1100. DG Southerland to Frank Chap- man 40 a, sec 28, Summit $2000. Otis B Pace to Elona Carter 20 a, sec 8, Elkhart $1.00. Minnie Jackmon to J R Staples 40 a, sec 21, Pleasant Gap $1500. Wm Orr to J M Howard lots 3 and 4, blk 5, Soujh Drexel $1.00. W A Benham to F E Lewellen 40 a, sec 5, Charlotte $2400. James Harrison to Laura Lamme 80 a, sec 29, Mt. Pleasant $7600. J W Farris to G W Jarvis 80 a, sec 25, Charlotte $1.00 and ex. G W Bair to Julius Nightingale 6 a, sec 9 OSage $1500. JN Barrows to Anna McElwain 5 a, sec 9 Osage $1400. B Parker to W H Zimmerman 240 a, sec 34 and 35 Homer $1 and ex. , SN Silver to Leslie Gragg 80 a, strpnger Vi | -ec 36, Mingo $5700. ; SN Silver to AE Caldwell, 80 a, sands of sec 36, Mingo $5000. Olive H Speiler to Austin Inland Tel Co, pt lot 122, Adrian $100. Hattie B Levy to F M Woods pt lot 1, blk 8, Couchs ad, Butler $2500. THIS IS CERTAIN Deny. What could furnis! dence of the efficiency Home endorsemenf should prove undoubtedly the merjt of this remedy. Years ago your frjénds and neigh- ‘ bors testified to the relief they had es i tee tai de Pa derived from the use of Doan’s Kid- : : ‘ " «| county $8557.50. ney Pills. They: now confirm their EF Smith to D W Scott lot 12 and testimonials. They say time has 13, blk 4, Merwin $800 completed the test. . E R Castle to J E Comer lots 1 and | Mrs. E. J. Tyler, 507 Harrison St., 2, blk 42, Rich Hill $1000. Butler, Mo., says: ‘I used Doan’s Kidney Pills and found them to be a| Fie tig sai ad calls splendid remedy for kidney troubles. | ’ I Mami Oy Isabella Buckalew et I suffered from lumbago and my back 1, pt lot 2, blk 11, Couch’s ad, But- was stiff and painful. I also had| iso" 7S Me OM spells of dizziness and could not sleep aa R Thurman to Kate H Se TOUR well. Finally my husband procured 72 a, sec 7, Howard $500. u Doan’s Kidney Pills for me at Frank TW Hudson toS M orig lots 1 Clay’s Drug Store and after I had and 2, blk 8, Little’s ad, Hume $750. used them a short time I felt better in R A Hureic CH Grube lot 6 and 7 every Way: . .__,_|blk 4, Atkinsons Park ad, Butler $100. The above statement was given in| GW Weathers toS Y Sanders lot March 1906 and on November 30, 8, blk 61, Rich Hill $1000. ad bi Tyler said: The cure! “Chas Denny to Lakeside Farm 16 joan’s Kidney Pills effected in my a, sec 23, Mt Pleasant $1101.60 case two years ago has been perma-|” SEE at nent. I occasionally have an attack of backache but a few doses of Doan’s Kidney Pills never fails to relieve me.”’ No More Whisky Advertising. The Twice-a-week Republic of St. Louis, Mo., makes the announcement For sale by all dealers. Price 50 that no more whisky advertising will cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, | be printed in its paper. This will be New York, sole agents for the United | 200d news to most of our readers. States. The Twice-a-Week Republic is the Remember the name—Doan’s—and | °ldest, biggest and best metropolitan take no other. 21 2t | Semi-weekly newspaper in the United ith eaee States, and by cutting out this line of advertising it should greatly increase A severe attack on school principal, |*8 circulation in this community. Chas. B. Allen, of Sylvania, Ga., is|The subscription price is 50 cents per thus told by him. “For more than|year, but for ashort time only they Nes Mia ie Pilg ‘I meered will make a special rate of three years tism, liver and stomach trouble and| "Fone $1. Be sure to take advan- diseased kidneys. _ All remedies) tage of this liberal offer, and by all failed till I used Electric Bitters, but| means advise your friends and neigh- || four bottler of {his 5 a ‘ i cured me completely.’’ Such results | ;; ; isi ; - arecommon. Thousands bless them liquor advertising: has man, CHa for curing stomach trouble female| ed and that $1 will pay for a three- complaints, kidney disorders, bilous-| year subscription. Write for a free ness and for new health and vigor. sample copy. Send orders to the Try them. Only 50c at F. T. Clay’s.|The St, Louis Republic, St. Louis, Mo. - 20-tf Suggestions to Water Consumers ——— If you have a meter all the water| Prize Cow Traveling Again. passing through it is yours, and you} Columbia, Mo., March 20.—The should pay for it. No meter regis-| third agricultural special train with ters more than goesthroughit. Your lecturers from the college of agricul- service may leak or your meter may|ture of the University of Missouri, not be read correctly. To test the/and a live stock exhibit including meter for a leak see that no water is|Chief Josephine, the prize cow, left being drawn, watch the dial marked|here over the Wabash Railroad to- “1.”" Tf the pointer moves at all there | night for Kansas City. Leaving Kan- isaleak. If you doubt the correct-|sas City Tuesday morning the first ness of the meter or the meter reader, | stop will be at Missouri City, in Clay take a vessel of known capacity and/County. The train will go as far draw 7 1-2gallons of water. If the|east as Wentzville, in St. Charles pointer on dial ‘‘1’”’ has made one|County, and will end at Maryville revolution, then it agrees with your | next Thursday. At Maryville all of measure and is correct. We instruct | the speakers on the train will be the our meter readers to always call for| guests at a dinner of C. D. Bellows, someone to see the meter read. + {a stock dealer of Nodaway county. If you have no meter put your ear} Besides the meetings at the regu- to the service pipe occasionally when| lar stops there will be three night no water is being drawn. If there is| meetings. They will be held at Mo- a leak you can hear it. If the leak or berly, Kirksville and Maryville. With waste isin your service your con-|Dean F. B. Mumford and the lectur- tract requires you to call a plumber | erg from the college of agriculture, at once. If the leak or waste is in the | there will be Dr. W. P. Cutter, state service of others or the company’s|dairy and food ‘commissioner, who mains they will appreciate the favor | will give special lectures on dairying. if you will call the Superintendent. s te Park Bill Fa ils. It is a misdemeanor to. draw water tate acca from any service without a written| Jefferson City, Mo.—The Hahaton- permit from the Water Company or | ka: State park bill failed of passage in to allow others to use your hydrant| the House by asingle vote. The de- without such permit. bate on the ‘measure was one of the 19 4t . Butler Water Co. | most brilliant of the session. FIST FIGHT OVER TOLERTON PUTS HOUSE IN PANIC _ TRY SWIFT’S eriilizer ON CORN, OATS, FLAX,’ POTATOES, TOMATOES Warden's Assistant and Legislator Pummel Each Other During Session. Jefferson City, Mo., March 19,— The Missouri Legislature was con- Wm M MePheron to Thos Cain lots |demned by the Reverend G. S. Ful-/ PEOPLES ELEVATOR C0. cher, rector of the ‘Presbyterian church here, in his prayer this morn- ing for making laws on Sunday. | The journal shows that the Assem- $3.50 Recipe Cures Weak bly still is in session on Saturday, but Ki dneys Free . ° BUTLER, MO. ais4t Doctor Fulcher ignored this record. Doctor Fulcher gave out the follow- ing written prayer, which he asserted Relieves Urinary and Kidney hea tins will Troubles, Backache Strain- bless our State and will cause us to ing, Swelling, Etc. realize that thy law is fundamental in our law. Let us know that thou hast not rescinded one act of the law as to} _ . Tie is thy book or thy day or thy way of tat des comakees Teereer Cane eeRIGINE life. THINME, MeHBRy LM ORES Ton aset “We pray that the representatives | sohes} the stitches and paing in the back; the malting laws for the State be made to sti stumatat lot things aeaatiaT glen realize that they cannot violate thy | breath; sleeplessness and the despondenc: Thaye a recipe for these troubles that you fundamental laws and expect the| can depend on,and if you want to make a quick citizens of the State to respect their] {f° Wasp xaos woul shares eco atiase laws now being made. , will be glad to send And we further pray that if the/ 24s drop mee line like this: (Dr ji. pobin men elected to represent the people Awilacna ts by return mail ina plain envelope, of the State will not represent the/ tains only pure, harwiees remedies, but it has moral sentiment of the State they be sitll quiekly ehow ite Pumirieeneee use not returned to a position of respon-| without deley. F witt ceed von e cot trees sibility in the State. you can use it and cure yourself at home. The forenoon meeting of the House closed with all the members singing] support during the next biennial pe- “Nearer My God to Thee,” “In the| riod. Sweet Bye and Bye’’ and ‘‘America.’’} Governor Hadley announced to- The afternoon session ended abrupt-} night that he would do neither. He ly with a knock down and drag out, | says he will retain Tolerton in his almost a riot. present position as long as heis Chief Representatives H. J. Simmons] Executive of the State. He is ex- and Hiram Lloyd. majority and mi-| pected to ‘stand by him in his pros- nority floor leaders, respectively, led | pective fight to force the payment of in singing the religious hymns. the sum appropriated. Four hours later Mr. Simmons was == in the center of the fistcuffs in which} Reports reach us that peach yellows Representative David W. Stark of|is present in the orchards of southern Cass County and Kirby J. Smith, a| Missouri. The first indication of the clerk for the Game Warden, were] presence of yellows in the peach tree the actual participants. is the premature ripening of the fruit. The Senate tonight was near to|Sometimes this will occur several adopting the forceful tactics em-| weeks before the usualtime. Gener- ployed in the House, but better coun- | ally, the peaches on one or two limbs sel prevailed. Republican Senators, | will ripen when the rest are green. , bent on delaying legislation, became|The next symptom will be dwarfed obstreperous, but subsided after a] growths upon the trunk and limbs of sharp rebuke from Lieutenant Gov-|the trees. These bear very small ernor Gmelich. leaves, which are nearly colorlessand The service of song was marked|at best area pale green, sometimes bya fervor anda general spirit of|streaked with red. These unnatural good will that sent every lawmaker] growths may appear any time from to his Sunday dinner bubbling over] early in the spring till late in the fall with contentment. even after the natural foliage has fall- The row was preceded by a strict |en from thetrees. So farasis known party division on the appropriation | now, there is no remedy for the trou- rider which calls on the Governor to|ble. Trees which were badly affect- remove Game Warden Jesse A. Tol-|ed last year should be cut down this erton from office or accept the alter-|spring and the tops piled over the native of permitting the department | rootsand burned:—Farmerand Breed- to forfeit the $90,000 allotted for its| er. Good Harness AT THE - Stops Pain in the Bladder, Kidneys Right Price The above WE MAKE GOOD. If you are in DOUBT, buy a set of our HOME MADE HARNESS and be CONVINCED-—you take no chances as we guarantee our Harness, and after 36 years of MAK- ING FIRST-CLASS HARNESS and of FAIR DEALING we have no hesitancy in saying that WE MAKE THE BEST HARNESS SOLD IN THE COUNTY FOR THE MONEY. At present our stock is large and complete and we are prepared to suit you in anything you may want. Should we not have EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT we will make it for you WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE, as we are MANUFACTURERS. We have a very large lot of collars of all kinds and sizes—Collar Pads: Sole Leather, Zinc, Curled Hair and Deer Skin Pads. : The WHIPPLE HUMANE and COTTON COLLAR. 3 Bridles, Halters, Lines, Hitch Reins, Etc. A nicé line of mens and boys saddles, also some nice patterns of Ladies Astride Saddles. Several set of 2d-hand Harness, a lot of 2d- hand Collars, etc. Harness Oils, Machine Oils, Axle Grease etc. We will Oil Your Harness for One Dollar. Come and see us—we will treat you right and give you your moneys worth. McFarland & Sons Sayers &> Scovill and Columbia Buggies: