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BUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY JUXE 22, 1887.
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rmmencint; Sunday, May 10th, and
til turther notice, trains will leave
, ...-Texas Express
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hv Accommodation 8:55 a m
S. L. to E. Div.
GOING WEST.
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GOING EAST.
, 146-PasenRer 7:35PM
148 Accomodation 1 : 10 r m
ill passenger trains make direct con
action for St. Louis and all points east
tan and all points south, Colorado,
Mfomia and all points west and north--rt.
For rates and other information
t0 E, K. Carnes. Agent.
GEO. B. CATTERLIN
DEPUTY
The Beautiful Scenery of Two Hirer
Contrasted.
Bates County
The Bate-,
society met ii. regular t s.-um at the j in las trees ami D. T. MeKibben 10-
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County Surveyor
AND
CIVIL ENGINEER.
Order of Surveys left with
me will receive prompt at
tention. Office East Side
Square, over It. A. Atki
on'a store. Itntler Hates
County, Mo.
IT. E. TUCKER,
DKINTIST,
SUTLER, - MISSOURI.
OFFICE OPERA HOUSE.
in addition to the usual work t a Den
tist, he does.
COITIHUOUS GUM, GOLD CROWN,
AND
IJHIDOK WORK,
to popular now In the cast and the
large cities.
w.mncr.it
LAW Y Kit.
(ill practice in all courts. All legal business
fllrtlr tttemleil to, Mice over Hates Co. Sa
na! Hank, llatler, Mo.
ipARKIXSON & GRAVES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office West Side Square, over Lans
awn's Drug Store.
In the spring I wrote from St.
Augustine, Florida, thence I went
up the St. Johns river to Sanford,
the head of navigation, home further
by rail to Kissimee, full half way
down the peninsula. After five
weeks there I returned by the' river
route to Jacksonville, then to IYi
uaudina, where a fchip carried mt to
Charleston, S. C, in time to be pres
ent at the unveiling of the Calhoun
statue and the oration of Secretary
Lamar. On board the shin acrain I
continued to New York. I went on
up the Hudson to West Point for a
ew days, then back to New York
and Philadelphia. Here I heard
Patti again, at her 'farewell" appear
ance. Then I spent ten davs in Cape
May, N. J., and stopped on my re
turn for several days before a visit of
like duration in Washington durinjr
the national encampment and drill
of the militia. Then I came up to
West Point for graduation week and
on last Saturday saw my old class
march up for the diplomas that
vouch for their four years work. My
congratulations had no tinge of en
vy, for they were no happier to get
out than I was in "H.. From here I
go to Albany and then to the mount
ains of Vermont.
I am visiting at a house where
George Washington was often a
guest. The ground about is cover
ed with fortifications which a century
has not sullieed to crumble. My
eyes have never rested on a more
lovely spot. From the window the
glorious Hudson river is seen and it
suggests a comparison. The St,
Johns, of Florida, is about of the
same length and average breadth.
Doth rise ana cuh with the ocean
tides; both are beautiful, but oh.
how umeient. Iho rt. Johns rises
in the marshes of Southern Florida
and moves sluggishly northwest
ward between low-lying banks,
thick-fringed with cypress and wil
low and tropical palmettoes; its wa
ters are opaque almost black with
result !' of A. ( . S,
List.
As i- u.ual at the picnic meetings
th- attendance vus !j;rge and the
"T Saturday ! ported a bird n.rv .L.tm-tiv
J, - - v. v . 11 v IV
cherries. Further reports of these
birds referred to next meeting.
"What Trees to Plant for Orna-
timc until two oV!,ck spent in social ! ment," was thoroughly treated bv
Horticultural ocictv. remedy for !il.li!ifr u-m-n.c I in,......,...:. 1 . .
. ' c- 1 -- . . ... ...... uiaiui II nil ill
eoniity Horticultural L. li. Allison reported a new bird ' Two Days.
The Indiana Chemical Co. have discov
ered a compound which acts with truly
marvelous rapidity in the cure ot Kheti
matism and Neuralgia. We guarantee it
to cure any and everv case of acute
Inflammatory Rheumatism and Neuralgia
in 2 days, and to give immediate reliet
in chronic cases and etiect a speedy cure.
On receipt of 30 cents, in two cent
stamps, we will send to any address the
prescription lor this wonderful compound
which can be tilled by your home druggist
at small cot-t. We "take this means of
giving our discovery to tiie public instead
of putting it out as a patent medicine, it
being much less expensive. We will
gladly refund money if satisfaction is not
given. The Indiana Chemical Co.,
10-ivr Crawrordsville, Ind
converse and dispatching an excel- 1 A. C. Skinner, in an excellent paper.
U0UXMU ft SMITH,
1 T . A WVITT) S
the vegetable matter and mold they
utile k, mo. Office front room over Bates hold in suspension; alligators bask
wty .Nations! Bsuk. on fftUen troes UU. ihe water line;
IS. Francisco. S. P. Francisco, only an occasional orange grove
m PJ2?22Sir BOS'.nt"rS E breaks the primeval view, and the
fte courts of Bates and adjoining noise of parallel railway trains is 1111-
kountles. Prompt attention given to col- Tll Hudson, taking its
Uons. Office over W right 4c Glorius'
Jraware store. "q bource 111 me .vuironuacKN. cieaves
I ! 1.1 1 il 1. ii
TW SILVERS way souiuwaiu inrougu lut-e
mountains and the Catskills and
4TXORMEY S LAW HigUands. past the towering pali-
vm ij--. sades to its wry mouth; along its
will nrirtir In Rnte& anil sHinimnir I 70
counties. In the Annellate Court Ht Kansas banks on either side are railways oft
ESciw ln thC Surreme Court at Jetfer traveled by rushing trains; cities and
towns are :uwavs m sigut; sieam-
ers
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OrriCK North Side Suuare. over
v u. nicBiide's. Vtf
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. GRAVES,
Notary-:- Public.
Office with Judge John D. Parkinson,
w iae square, Butler, Mo.
l'lWHIClUllB.
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boats, swift as trains, yachts, sehoon
ers, sloops and long tows of canal
boats keep its waters in constant
turmoil; yet its rocky banks give
back no color and the blue is almost
as clear as the ocean's. Both are
grand rivers but the Hudson is the
grander. Still, if one wished to
j ry RnVfl TVT T 1 auiue iu me ruuuiij ui ciiuci w
I Viosa rivprs. T (.linnld reoommend
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, that of the St. Johns. For, say
M ..1 oquare, over what they may, there is no place 1
'9-y Butler, Mo.
I- M. Christy, W. H. Ballard, gooJ cLancea to grow wealthy legiti
DftR rUDTOfTV a. dat t nn
. vAiXMaj i W orftn(T, culture, rice or smrar ctow-
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ing, real estate investment, truck
J PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, growing, and iu many other ways
Wke, front room over P. O. All calls
ered at office day or night. Tele- than that of the north. Why
dw LT.r" ""?"1 there? I may tell you
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T C. BOULWARE. Phvsician and
"tier. Mo. nisi3,ot tt-ntr.i-n anil chil-
a specialty. 1
DRS. FR1ZELL & RICE.
PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS
when T have seen thirteen more
states. It. W. Peach,
West Point. N. Y.. June 14. "87.
Tlic 3Iost Agrccahle
As we!! the most effective meth
od of dispelling Ilead.ichs. Colds,
and Fevers, or cleansing the system.
lent dinner spread under the trees.
(j. AV. Johnson. I. Cresap and
daughter. S. K. McCowan and Thom
as Irish .1.1 i v.f-. :i and daugh
ters, of soutli of the rivt-v were pres
ent. The meeting was called to order
by President C. I. Robards.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
C. I. Robards, G. W. Johnson and
D. Cresap were appointed a commit
tee to have charge of the premium
exhibit to be made at the September
meeting.
Two committees to solicit dona
tions to be applied in supplying pre
miums for that meeting, one north
and the other south of the river, were
ppointed. The committee north of j
river composed of Henry Speer, J. R.
Harriman. C. I. Robards and Henry
Frances. D. Cresap, G. W. John
sou. Thos. Irish and S. R. McCowan,
the committee for south of river have
already received, on subscription.
nearly two hundred dollars.
D. Cresap, who is not a fruit
grower, turther than for home use
and consequently has "no ax to
grind" in this matter, urged upon
the society the necessity of making
this fruit exhibit a credit to the county-
Every resident should do some
thing toward establishing the repu
tation of Bates as a leading fruit
producing county of the state.
The committee on orchards made
verbal report, plenty of summer ap
ples but winter varieties are scarce.
Ren Davis, and Saps of Wine will
make a fair showing.
Society concluded from reports
received that the apple crop will
not exceed 50 per cent.
Society reported Snowball apple
as a good tree, and fruit of good
color but small and affected by scab
rendering it a poor apple for market.
Nothing new on small fruits ex
cept rust on raspberry canes. Where
strawberry vines are affected with
rust mow them off close to the earth
rake the leaves off and burn them
will assist in destroying the germs
Set plants in rows, thoroughly culti
vate and keep clean as weeds hold
moisture and moisture increases the
disease. If beds so treated are thor
oughly sprinkled with lime and sul
phate of copper the disease may be
controlled if not removed. Hart
ford's Prolific and Concord grapes
are already afflicted by black rot.
The Clinton and Delaware have so
far escaped but the only way to save
the grape crop will be to derive
some means which will prevent the
poison, which arises from the earth,
from falling upon the fruit. For
the spores to take root requires tem
perature of 60 degree Fahrenheit
and moisture, so whatever will pre
vent moisture reaching fruit will
prevent rot. Spiinkling with sul
phate of copper and lime, sacking
the fruit or nailing board on post
above vine were all considered favor
bly but no absolute specific has yet
been discovered.
Committee on Ornithology and
Entomology report plum crop de
stroyed by gouger and curculio.
Worm in foliage of apjde trees al
ready at work. These worms may
be destroyed by a little care at once.
Every fruit grower was urged to --o
Considering the growth, longevity
and ability to withstand drougth he
recommended for lawn, white elm
interspersed with sugar maple, box
elder, walnut and pecan; for street,
elm, and sycamore; for borders, red
bud, snowball and horse chestnut;
for wind-break, red cedar.
Local societies in adjoining coun
ties made subject of earnest consid
eration of society.
Special subjects assigned for next
meeting: "How Can We Induce our
Neighboring Counties to Organize
Societies?" G. W. Johnson. of
Sprague; "Shall we discontinue the
culture of the plum?" N. B Newber
ry; "Cherry Planting," J. R. Hani-
man.
Society adjourned to meet at the
residence of N. B. Newberry on the
third Saturday in July.
Syrup of Fis,
Manufactured only by the Cab
Joini.i Fig Syrup Co., San Francis
co, Cab, is nature's Own True Lax
ative. This pleasant California liquid
fruits remedy may be had of Simp
son cv Co. It is the most pleasantr
prompt, and effective remedy known
to cleanse the system ; to act on the
Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels gently
vet thorough! v ; to dispel Headaches,
Colds and Fevers; to cure Consti
pation, Indigestion, and kindred ills.
23 6m.
Hotel De Shave You.
Located on North Main street,
where you will find the best barbers
in town, the easiest chairs, warm or
cold bathes, the latest improved fix
tures of all kinds, to add to the
ease and comfort of our many cus
tomers give us a trial. Respectfully.
J. N. Taylor.
N. B. Look out for our bill of
fare next week.
The Railway Age reports the
amount of new railroad track (main
line) laid in the United States from
January 1, to June 1, 1887, to be
a. 35 1 miles, an addition of 7S7 mileM
since last month's report. This tot&l
has never before been equaled at thiB
season of the year, with the excep
tion of the year 17S2.
J. K. Bruglar wants more appb- .
cations tor first-class loans. 7 per
cent, interest and commissions, .j-tl
East lioone Items.
Ed. Times Since my last w riting
I have gathered considerable news
for the "booming Times." Northern
Bates is on a boom now. The Santa
Fe railroad company have surveyed
a route for a new railroad through
East Boone township. It comes
from the northwest down Mormon
Fork, passing through James Mc
Neil's, Frank Graham's, Henry
Mudd's and James Bagby's farms,
and running southeast to Adrian.
Mr. Editor, we think in the event
this lilie of railroad is built, it will be
a good thing for Norther Bates.
James McNeil offers to give 40 acres
of land to the railroad company for
a depot and town on his place we
understand.
Crops in general are looking line.
Your correspondent has been travel
ing over the country since our last
writing and the corn crop especially,
is as line a prospect as we ever saw.
Your correspondent had new Irish
potatoes to eat on the 24th of May.
How much can anybody beat that?
Mr. Geo. Slater, who recently sold
out in Cass county is talking of loca
ting at or near Adrian, with his fine
horses and jacks we understand.
Mr. Charlie Parish has sold his
farm to one Mr. McCoy.
Mr. Wm. Hoffman has the finest
piece of flax we have seen this season.
S. C Marshall planted two acres
and a half in white navy beans. We
predict Mr. Marshall's back will get
pretty tired before he gets them all
gathered. Oh, but can't he have
plenty of bean soup this winter?
B. B. Marshall and Wm. R. Mar
shall have about 60 acres of the larg
est corn we have seen this season,
taking the piece all over.
Mr. Editor, we would have liked
to have eaten some of that fine ham
with you, but alas for us. We will
write again if we don't find our way
to the waste basket.
Correspondent
An Import ant Element
Of the success of Hood's Sarsaparilla
is the fact that every purchaser re
ceives a fair equivalent for his mon
ey. The familiar headline "100
Doses One Dollar, stolen by imita
tors, is original with and true only
of Hood's Sarsaparilla. This can
easily be proven by any one who de
sires to test the matter. For real
economy, buy only Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. Sold by all druggists.
Sheriff's Sale.
I'.v virtue ainl authority of two general exe
cutions is-sued from the o'lliceof the clerk of the
circuit court of liates county, Missouri, return
able at the June term IsT, of said court, to
me directed, one in favor of W. C llensley ami
against Wm. M. Wilson, and one in favor of
John II Kurk and against Wm. M. Wilson,
1 have levied and seized tiou all the right,
title. Interest and claim of the said defenda&t
of, in and to the following ilettcribed real estate,
situated in Kates county, Missouri, to-wit
Section No twenty-liv e (25), in township N.
forty-one (11) of range No. thirty-one (:il); I
will on
Wednesday, June 22nd, 1S87,
between the hours of St o'clock In the forenoon
and ." o'clock in the atternoon of that day at the
east front door of the court house in the city of
Itntler. Katea county. Missouri, sell the aame
or so much thereof as may be required, at pub
lic vendue, to the highest bidder for cm n losav -isfy
said execxitijns and costs.
U. O. bliAlMUUK'Di
7 sheria of ltstes County.
Itch, Mange and Scratches of every
kind cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. A sure cure
and perfectly harmless. Warranted
by V. J. Lansdown, Druggist,
Butler, Mo. Si-iv
Enjoy Lite.
What a truly beautiful world we live
in! Nature gives us grandeur ot moun
tains, glens and oceans, and thousands of
means of enjoyment. We can desire no
better when in perfect health; but how
otten do the maturity ot people feel like
giving it up uisiiearteneu, uistuuiat;cu
and worn out with disease, when there is
no occasion tor this feeling, as every
sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof, that Green's August Floi.er, will
make them tree from diseases, as when
born. Dyspepsia and Liver Comi lainl
are the direct cause ot 75 per cent, of
such maladies as Biiliousness, Indigestion
Sick Headache Costiveness, Nervous
Prostration, Dizziness of the Head
Palpitation of the Heart, and other dis
tressing symptoms, lhreeaoses 01 au
gust Flower will prove its wonderful ef
fects. Sample bottles 10 cents. Tty
it. 4-1 yr e o w.
MDFIELD'S
A SPECIFIC FOR
Woman's Diseases
canty and A
JU ronue aJf canty and
MENSTRUATION or
ONTHLT SICKNESS.
If taken during the CHANOK OP UTK, ewt
snffering and danger will be avoided. V Bead fat
book " Msbraos To Womim," mailed free.
Bhadfiklo Keqi'latoe Co., Atlanta, G.
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KID BUTTON
SHOE
1 30.
Building Associations.
A sensible writer speaking of the
many building and loan associations
organizing throughout the west.
very pertinently and truthfully says:
"I hold that building associations
are the most potent factors in a state
for the destruction of communism
and socialism. Give the clerk and
mechanic an interest in the soil, with
a comfortable house above it, and
you make them enemies of the wild
theorists who advocate an equal di.
WORKED BUTTON HOLES, all sizes and widths for $1 35. This
is the best Shoe that has ever been offered for the money, other houses
get $2 00 tor the same quality of goods.
EAST SIDE 8QUAKE.
BAD&LEY BEOS.,
Can always be found on the South Side of the Square
with a complete stock of
ot,
A NO ACCOl'CHEl'KS.
through his orchard cutting the af
1 fected leaves r.nd bum or crush the
I insects. If allowed to mature they
will strip the tree of its leaves. ' 'ue titled to
lea made ironi tue tomato vine : the state. lie is
Jce over their drutj stcre on
street, Uutler, Mo.
1 is bv t.ikircr .1 few doses of t!ie
: nleasant California liaaid truit rem- i Aoa Irom tue tomtlto vine ; tiie state. lie is the poor
V V ? I 1 ' -i" ) 13 t I 1 V.1 g 1 j 1 - - '-5 - l V - -T
Staule and Fancy Groceries,
viion of property. The man who ;
organizes a Inkling association' QUEENSWARE, FLOUR, BACON, LARD
should be regarded as a benefactor.! . , . , . . rne'r rr re c,, f ii nA
. Ana everymm Kepi m a r irv.o a-vjj-o uroaiy otuii..
. a premium aom i pr;ces before buying and live cheap. Be sure and call at the right houc
is the poor man's' . .
BADGLEY bnUo.
bottles for sale by Simpson & Co. in the evening was suggested as a the state's defender."