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BUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY APRIL. 13 1887
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Time Table Mo. Pacific It. II
rLtxiNGTON & South ers Branch.)
Commencinis Sunday, May 10th, and
until further notice, train
fatter a follow :
GOING NORTH.
No. 124 Texas Express
II t-JftK. txprcRu
11 Accommodation..
GOING SOUTH
No. 1J4 Texas Express
u .16 K. C. Express
it 12 Accommodation 8:55 AM
S. L. ii E. Div.
GOING WEST.
So. 145-PaMcnser 11 :5 A m
it 147 Accomodation ty'-S A M
GOING EAST.
So. 146 Passenger 7:35 M
M 148 Accomodation j:ioim
All oassenBer trains make direct con-
aectton tor St. Louis and all points east
Texas and all points south, Colorado,
California and all points west and north
west. For rates and other information
appW to
E, K. Carnes. Agent.
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MASONIC.
Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first
Saturday in each month.
Miami Chapter Royal Arch Mason,
No. 76, meets second Thursday in each
month.
Gouley fommaudtjry Knights Tcmp'.ir
meet the first Tuesday in-eaeh month.
f.O. O. FF.LLQWS.
Bates Lodge No. 1S0 meets every Mon-
County Court Proceedings,
W F Rosser, printing, $
Jno Whitehead, mine ins'p
T R Douglass, wolf scalp
R &T A Ennis, nidse co office
Ed. Heath, wolt scalp
Bennett, Wheeler &o. n.dse
county jail
Geo Burner, painting court
house fence
O D Austin, printing
Insane Asylum No. 2. care
poor insane.
J N Gipson, repcoi't yl fence
itj night.
Bu
Sutler Encampment No. 76 meets the
indamUth Wednesdays in each month
W. E. TUCKER,
DENTIST,
BUTLER, - MISSOURI.
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la addition to the usual work el a Den
tist, he does.
COBTIIUOUS QUW, GOLD CROWN,
AND
ORIDGK AVOItlt,
So oonular now in the eant and the
large cities.
LnwyurN.
"DARKINSON & GRAVES,
.ATTORNS S AT LAW.
OlBce West Side Square, over Lans
down'. Drug Store .
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J.S. Francisco. S. P. Francisco.
VRANCISCO BROS. Attorneys at
'I Law, Butler, Mo., will practice in
the courts of Bates and adjoining
T counties. Prompt attention given to coi-
tactions. Office over Wright ti Glorlus'
1 kvdware atore. q
igtt J1 W SILVERS
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?& ATTORNEY a LAW
Will practice in Bates and adjoining
counties, In the Appellate Court Mt Kansas
uty, and In the supreme court at jener
n City.
MtOffick North Side Square, over
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TIT W. GRAVES,
Wotary-'- Public... .
Office with Judge John D. Parkinson,
west side square, Butler, Mo.
1'hvHiciann.
J. R. BOYD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office East Side Square, over
Max Weiner's,
9-iy Butler, Mo.
J M. Christy, W. H. Ballard,
DR8. CHRISTY & BALLARD,
HOMOEOPATHIC
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
in 1 TOce tront room over p An cal1
. '1 2redttoflice dV or niht- Tele
tV 1 rost communication to all parts ot the
Special attention ajlren to temale
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D Allen & Co, printing
O F Renick, med serv's pau'r
John C Hayes, clerk's fees
" 44 fixtures for office
Geo D Barnard & Co stat'ry
J C Hayes, criminal cots
P H McCoy, bridge work
W H Warnock, transpor
tation pauper
Sam Levy & Co. mdse
Dr J II Frizzell, cert insane
Bridgcford & Drunimond,
pamtinti for county
R S Cation, exchange $
l W Simpson ic Co ini.-e
county offices
V J Lansdown, board pris'i
VV F Rosser, letter beads
for R G Y est
Clias Denney, mdse puuper
Amer Clothing House, indse
Jewett & Hickman "
G G Glazebrook, sh'ff fees
Huse Mallett, janitor
R S Cation, prct on sell funds 270 27
44 express and stamps 12
G G Glazebrook, sh'tt fees 123 13
44 atten Probate crt 26 00
J H Sullens, Co Judge
Clark Wix
T J Bowell.
G G Glazebrook, atten co crt
I H Sullens, mem b'rd equ'I
Clark Wix 44 14 'k
T T Boswell, 44 "
M L Wolfe,
T L. Harper, "
T L Harper, qrsal'rv & fees 196 05
G G Glazebrook, b'rd pris 206 06
Coupons of Mt Pleasant township
railroads bonds presented by Catron
and ordered cancelled.
Bessie Barker adjudged insane
and sent to asylum No 2. at St. Joe
rreuencK licmner, erroneous
assessment adjusted and taxes on
same released.
Mo. Valley Bridge & Iron Co.
released on contract, Deapwater
bridge.
W. L. Board adjudged insane and
ordered sent to asylum No. 2
Dram shop license granted Chris
Schmidt, Rich Hill.
Diam shop license granted R D
Jones & Co Rich Hill.
Dram shop license granted J L
Keedy & Co., Rich Hill.
Assessment of Gibson on Butler
lot teduced.
Assessment ot A Hartshor n. on
Walnut lots reduced.
M. L. Wolfe ordered to pay $15,
as costs in tax suit.
Settlement of R. S. Catron county
collector, approved.
Dram shop license granted G. A.
Heath. Butler.
Dram shop license granted A. J.
Dawson, Rich Hill.
Patent granted to Christian Garbe
for swamp land southeast southwest
section 10, 42, 29.
U. F. Renick appointed county
physician.
Burned to Death.
Macon, Mo., April 7. The two
S7 00 'I little children of Calvin Douglass,
3 00 living near Shelbina, were left alone
7 90 j in the house yesterday and the
5 momer upon he r return found it m
flames. T!.t- wind w;is blowing
strongly umI a!i if ir', to rescue the
little one were tiu tless. They
were aged 2 and 5 year.
The p., titer v. trcuzicd with
gri.t and c.-ii' 1 liar.liy he kept from
rushing into the burning house. No
one K i... Low Cie tire staited.
Mis. Lr. X ! I u was in the kitch
en tin's nnrn:ng making a cup ot
10 50
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tea when hrr dress caught fiie and
there being no one in the house her
cries for assistance were not heard
in time to save her. She was
quite a prominent society lady of
Atlanta, Mo., and was visiting here
at the time.
The Spring .Months
Are undoubtedly the best in which !
to purity the blood and strengthen
the system, because at this time the
body is most susceptible to the ben- I
enciai ettects a reliable med-cine
like Hood's Sarsaparilla. The feel
ing ot debility, languor, and lassi
tude, caused by the changing season
is entirely overcome, and scrofula
and all humors are expelled trom
the blood bv the powerful reviving
and purifying influence of Hood's
Sarsaparilla.
Do not delay Take Hood's Sar
saparilla now. It is made bv C. I.
Hood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell,
Mass. bold by all druggists. 100
doses one dollar.
15 00
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15 00
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Through the Heart.
Albuquerque, April 6. Last night
at Chailendar a Mexican burglar
named Kanmoi Bullnon attempted
to enter the residence ot Mr. Boal,
a well to do stoiekeeper of the vii-
age, but the proprietor being awak
ened by the noise drove the intruder
away by firing his pistol in the di
rection of the sound. In a short the
burglar returned and, makinganother
attempt, was driven away. He re
turned a third time and broke in the
window with a miner's pick. Mr.
Boal got out of the bed and going
towards the window fired three shots
in the direction trom which the blows
were delivered. Hearing no further
noise, but thinking that perhaps the
intruder might again return, Mr.
Boal sat up and watched the balance
ot the night. WThen daylight came
he went outside and found the burg
lar's body just under the window
with a bullet through his heart
Boal surrendered himself to the
authorities.
Letter from Nebraska
Chadron, Neb , April 7, 1SS7.
Editor Times As some ot your
readers might be interested in hear
ing something trom the tar west,
especially from a former townsman,
I venture to drop you a few lines
giving you a short description of this
part ot Nebraska. Chadron, the
county seat ot Daws county, is a
town of some i.oofi inhabitants, and
the junction point on the Fremont,
Elk Horn & Missouri Valley railroad
for the Black Hills & Wyoming di
visions ot that railway. The town
ot Chadron is two years old, but it
can boast of the etceteras of old
eastern towns. Unlike many of the
mushroom towns ot the west, Chad
ron has "come to stay" as is evident
by its substantial buildings, its fine
business houses, its banks and its
continual onward progress. Chad
ron has not been "boomed," its
growth though rapid, has been with
out excitement and town lots sell
readily to-day at a large advance on
first prices. The agricultural land
about Chadron is very tine, and set
lers fast taking up available quarters.
There is still a litde government
land to be had, out it is very scarce.
and a long way from the line ot rail
way. Claims can, however, be con
stantly bought from persons who
want to sell out. As a rule those
"settler" are men who have no
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BOOTS AND SHOES
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Wheic you can get them as represented.
to Se'tCt fioiii. Good, quality, lov
a call will conyince you of the
A large stock
lad.
HE8PECTFULLY,
J. M, McKIBBEN.
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TRAPS MARX.
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D"n't wat jroor money on mm or rubber coat Tho FISH BRAKD SUCKM
iatiiiteiy vhtwi nut moor, ana wui Keep yna drr in th urdw norm,
AftK lor m -r isu uitANij" slicker ana utenn ntiir. ir vnur mt in imiMt a
ni t haw th. "n- h imnn", for rlirtitl v rntaloyu. to A J. TOWER. Plmmnn. Et . Horm. Hi
DRS. FR1ZELL & RICE.
PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS
AND ACCOUCHEURS.
2c oer their drug store on North
t in street, Butler, Mo.
Called to His Door and Killed.
Bolivar, Mo., April 5. A myste
rious murder occurred in the eastern
part of this (Polk) county last night, push, no energy and are too lazy to
the meager particulars of which work, and are glad to sell or do
have iust reached here. John Ro- most anything else for a little ready
land, the victim, who was a respect- money that they can squander in the
ed farmer, at a late hour in the night hrst 1 urn shop or gambling den they
was awakened by a knock at the can strike.
door, and upon opening it was struck A good quarter section of land,
on the head with some kind ot blunt unimproved, can be bought here at
instrument, causing instant death, almost any time for $400 to $500.
The noise caused by his fall upon Wages are only fair, clerks, book
the floor awakened other members keepers, and such like being the
of the family, but the assassin had Doorest paid. Mechanics and farm
mado his escape in the darkness, hands doing better than others.
Mr. Roland was a citizes who lived nerc is no demand whatever lor
,. . , , . "dudes." The climate is simplv
in peace with his neighbors, and . . , . . 1
y . , . splendid. The snow tall is very
was not known to have had an ene- u ht no verv severe winter
my. There was no attempt at roo- weather. Farmers commenced
berv, and the motive for the crime seeding about 15th ot March
can not be accounted for upon anv Should any ot your readers wish
satisfactory theory.
Mr
to know more about this section of
Uncle barn's dominion, if they write
to me I shall be glad at any and all
times to give them all the informa
tton I can, Yours respectfully,
Clem Wells.
TC. BOULWARE, Physician and
Surgeon. Office north'side square,
itler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil
r, specialtv.
Proceedings Board Eqalization.
The live stock ot the following
townships being found assessed too
low, or below the average, are order
ed raised as follows:
Mingo 37 pr ct Summit 8 pr ct.
Snice 3 " Deer Creek 1 "
Hudson 1 Mound 2 "
Rockville 16 Mt Pleasant 8 "
Prairie s Lone Oat 3
Osage 30 " New Home 16
Elkhart 7 14 East Baoae t
Homer 4 44 West Boone S
Walnut 0 14
The ascessments in the following
townships were lowered :
Shawnee 7 percent., Grand River
S, Charlotte 6, Howard 3.
The Hoard adjourned to the first
Monday in April, iSSS.
Beecher on Repentance.
In his sermon on 'Repentance'
preached in Plymouth church one
Sunday morning the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher said in the course of Rheumatism and Neuralgia Cured in
hU arlrlressr "Tr is rnpnfanc when I Two Days.
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a man abandons the whole realm of . . . . . . ... . .
I ered a compound which acts with truly
passion anu animalism mat are in- marvetous rapidity in the cure ot Rheu
consistent with true manhood. The I matism and Neuralgia. We guarantee it
process is largely one of education. I to cure any and every case of acute
If there be no other wav of holdin? Inflammatory Rheumatism and Neuralgia
man let it be through tear, but it is ln 2 DAY!' nd to 5ve immediate reliet
, . . , j in chronic cases and effect a speedy cure.
mc ivhu. ui uiuutc. i.u 0n rcce5pt 0f 30 cent, in two cent
with a low basilar experience begins sUmp6, We will send to any address the
with his conversation at the bottom, prescription tor this wonderful compound
He stops fighting and begins to stop which can be filled by your home druggist
lying as much as his business will mH cost- We uke thU men of
-n.. k: Tt .,l.lv. Vw . giving our discovery co the public instead
7 3 , of putting it out as a patent medicine, it
glimpses mgncr ic, uUl win oe . , jc&& exDCn6ive. We
slow in its developments. Now, J giadly refund moner if satisiaction is not
that is a very imperfect conversion, 1 given. Tub Ixdiaxa Chkmical Co.,
but it is a ffood foundation to beerin 10-iyr Crawtordsville, Ind
on. The heniousness ot sin will
develop itself upon a nerve that had
no vibration in it at the beginning.
Itch, Mange and Scratches of every
kind cured in 30 minutes by W ool- '
ford's Sanitary Lotion. A sure cure
and perfectly harmless. Warranted
by W. J. Lansdown. Druggist,
I Butler, Mo. Si-iy
Bennett, Wheeler & Co.,
Dealers in tne Celebrated
John Deer i Bradley Stirring Flows
Bradley, Canton. Deere and Brown Cultivators; Pattee
New Departure Tongueless Cultivators.
Deerel Keystone Rotary Omp Corn Planters,
With Deere All frteel Check Rower with Automatic Reel.
Stalk Cutters,New Ground Plows, Harrow and Sulkv Plawa
Haish's S Barbed Steel Fence Wire
HALLADAY WIND MILLS, IRON, WOOD AND CHAIN PUMPS,
WAGONS, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
AIX KINDS OF GRASS SEEDS"
Hardware, Groceries, Iron, Nails, Wagon Woodwork, Ac.
BENNETT, WHEELER & CO.
FRAN2 BERNHARDT'
ITVm Baky ws wUk, we g fcet Cast,
Whom b wm ChDd, the crmd tor CkMaria.
Whea became Mia, the eloac to CMtecia,
When abe had Children, ah tbem Caateda,
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Three ounce Elgin, Waltham and(5j
Milt'
Hampden silver stem winding watch
es, trom $11 to higher price.
American ladies stem winding gold,
watches from $25, up.
All silverware, clocks, jewelrA,
&c, at cost prices.
8,l.afCfTtheRWorilam( AarrwalW. U G14, Uer.drUt4 Cmn, tmyi
JEWELRY STORE,
I headqarter tor ne Jewelry '-
Watches, Clocks, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Ac.
Spectacle, ot all finds and for all age. ; also fine Opera Glaaae Yrw
apT cordially invited to toit hi. eaUbllshment .and exaiF.e
his splendid display of beauritul good, and the low price.,
ALL KINDS OF ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED4-