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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
Tn yrFE DAMAGES FOR HIS REHOv ~.

Friends Of samuel Cono,er eNg"Hefs inspector OF nc
parks VINO recently removed bv President Gallup.
~ ,bat he will bring suit against tho latter b. recover
d.,.ce. alleged 10 been suffered by his removal
VI, Conoyer's removal the second which he has eA
nerituced a, the hands Mr. Gallup inside OF about
thirty Cavs The first time he was rcinsattd Now hi
,Iac. ma, been n!l,d By the appointment Of Louis f.
-, Tho Tamnany candidate who was defeated by
Si,,rt Commissioner Louis j. leinl In toe Annexed Dis
,rirt MI Cono,cr will b4sc his suit on the alleged
violation Of the CiVl Service laws claiming that ne Wa
removed wholly Tor political reasons ana without hou' o.
.h. ,r mi. removal was approved by the full Board Of
PARK Commits sOuef-.
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In four more days "The Angelus@ VIII be carefully
Tod nm md sent f. France under heavy Insurance.
This remarkable painting has been seen by PmF'cr
Of Il million persons since it was first placed on eA-
bibjtion in tai, country. More than 100 puoI'Smh'
horses have Issued ctchngs. Autographs ana cAlohos
-, .,rbe ,ngeus@ These have been widely sold.
fhourh all OF them deficient in The peculiar qualities
that have attracted attention TO the original painting
More than 800 religious bodies have paid Official Nsts
IN the American Ar Associations rooms III lWenN
Mind Ia 500 The AngeluS.r aud nov that the cid
~ inc exhibition Is at hand, the interest III
the picture is great.
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ERE bEcrrRES oy POLIrIcAL EcovlMr.

Dr. Gu,avc -monson, lecturer on political ,cicnrc.
will soon resume hi, course 81 free lecture at ia. New
York Evening High school. West ThiItcth 81. near
sixthavc. EcSidc, The course on the Constitution
Of the United states, there will bc lecture, Labor
Wages Immigration. Cooperation, Money. Finance.
banking. Taxation, Free 'riadr and Protection social
ism. Communism and other subjccb. \ discussion
will follow eaCh lcctLlc.
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n.v,crs ror HER urspAxps pr,Tu

DANNUFN fVT. HT-T' ~
collision took place F. biasrr - $50 40 Ia" t4>
ri. D. .cru m, -ff..vhoc. Steamer t.i, ~ Sew i"-h
r,iog between hl, city and NrN.London Conn ana tN
canal boat. The We-t.tu star and M" b'' "hl'h "'f
if, tow ID, III. tugs Jane. g. rwni aHd oHng America
The Western star l1d.v damaged ana t'' piN wa
sunk her owner Captain DtIy. being df""w" IL
,,tdo, pos,nrs Dlv sued ~. $500 damage. and H'
owner O., the Western also t"mind'd rl1r1r"n h
the rui,,d Stlrs district Court f'r thr injuries done .
Yesterday JUDGE Bioru handed down decision m l1'"
- both plaintiffs directing That h" o"h't' oil ih' N '
v.w.Yo.k lay Is,f ~ ~, damage each ease" and i
ovr.r. o, the two tug, TIE u-L Ht'. bIif ""'- u'
cn,irc sum sued for aud thc amount of dau'e"- 100 th
other c,.c az, 10 b.. settled by a tc,es,'.
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urIru nE NRS A r RROWN.

Mrs A. r. Brown the superintendent Of the woman :
Branch Of the Ncw.York City Mission ana Tract Society
died suddenly on Friday evening Mrs Brown was born
I'm 1926 overseeing the work OF th' city mission
{, Iu79 Under her care the Woman's Branch assumed
large proportons She had charge Of about forty I've
women missionaries whose work was confined To the poorer
psr. Of the town below Fourtecnthst She wa actively
ntcre.ted many Of the benevolent enterprises OF the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
TOURISTS STARTING F0R WINTER RESORTS

The severe winter weather that Ne~hof" "aN p'r"
experiencing during The "a, :ew DAYS ha, stimulated Ih
marked degree The movements OF tourists u tie
various winter resorts Of the United >ta"> ana eINe
where. George Eads. the manager of Cooks tourist
Agency saws that they have great many apPI''au'n9
for massage, T. bermuda. Havana tie West lhue'' ara
the many southern resorts. should the present nara
weather continue there !, doubt that the next ""
,rcc. xiU zee one 81 the most remarkable movements
81 tourists ;hat Ncwl DIRK has ever nOeG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
New Tariff Laws.

In separate form. III pages paper
covers; Tribune imprint, ana inci"d-
ing full text of he Administrative
hill. 10 cents u copy. Old and new
.,,t.S cO,nNnrpd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

The annual statement of the Title Guarantee ana
Trust Company shows thc folowng Income from illlc
Insurance business. @.I9G,jlj; income from search
Fnsiue,s S44.41O; income from interest fSo,-4J :
fatal S5G9I6s The total expenditures have been
S344 $50 and the net income. s224 ,Go5. The mort
rape iuSucs, for the year amounted to S20l0,j01.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
CoGBLiy'S VIEW PLAY pRoDrCED At TORONTO

Toronto. Jan 3 (>pccall.--A large audience greeted
,he frat PRODUCTION of Charlie, f. CoghlanN play. LADY
rarters at The Grand Opera House here last night.
Rose C,;shan appeared in the title part and was ire
oucntly applauded. The .rtion Of the PLAY take
place in LADY BartcI's house iG Park Lane London.
during morning. noon and night Of one dav. Inc
Siaioe1,e l. good ana many Of the bright passages
Mnre GREATLY eniOyed by lhe audIcnCe.
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the corr rs.

TIE sECOSD DIVISION Court OF APPEALS
Albany Jan. . 1>pcclal'.-Jhc iadgcs Of ID" second
Division Of the Court Of Appeals viii meet next "e'
for consultation Tie, have ahout sixty cases 30
their hands. which vii b. decided before any he"
business T. taken up. The new quarter Tilted ui
d,,rra tbe simmer months by Capitol COMMISSIONER
Berry for occupancy los This division are among ih'
hand soonest rooms lu the buIdiuE.
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w. 23d St.

has OF the telegraph. railway and express 'j''Nc,
" r,r German C,nvcrDmpnt MIR. ~ach>c said. j. also
interesting Itself in establishing good system oi IiI
di,tsncc telephone service II i ~" caN 10 9P',"h
from Bremen to Hcrn by wire. me fa'"s arc az"
lower than those here being between - ana ~ cents
fnr
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
Circuit Court Proceedings.

ID ii Smith vs. d G Barrett ct al,
set for Thursday, june Is, 1891.
c VI Speaks vs. J VI Speaks, Iii
vorce granted plaintiff.
State of Mo. VS. VIM Hem, obtain
ing money under false pretenses;
indictment quashed.
State OF No. VS. Wilkins ~ Chap
man, continued on application and
at cost to plff.
Jno Fry ir., VS. Jacob Armentrout,
dismissed
State of Mo. VS. J b Harris, deft
enters into recognizance of 800
with G Parker and + NJ kearns, Sc
curltles; case continued.
State of Mo VS. j Douglas, verdict guilty;
fine sl27.
Assignment Off Craig + Co.. assignee files
hnal report and petition for discharge.
state of Mo. VS. Abel Shobe No - plea guilty
entered to selling liquor; fine $40
State of Mo. VS. Abel Shobe, No. 9> dismissed
State of Mo. VS. Il Douglas, deft files mo
tion for new trial.
State Cf Mo. VS. G ii withrow, illegal voting;
set for June Is.
state of Mo. vs. William Liester, same.
State of No. vs. J " Choate, amended infor :.
nation dled
State of Mo. ex rel Oscar Reeder. col, ,s No
Pac Ry Co. dismissed.
State OF Mo VS. " Gum, Illegal voting;
nolle prosequi.
ID IIan VS. Mo Pac Ry Co. deft files proof of
notice OF appeal.
JV Robinson vs. X 4 Ky. stipulation filed
for judgt and judgt rendered accordingly.
A Coots VS. X MAINS NSRRC Co. judgt for
plaintiff.
Mary X Colbert VS. RHO NJ Co, PIN takes
non suit with leave to move to set same aside
J b Mcdaniel VS. j j Mckissick, motion TO
strike on the part of counter claim sustained.
state e1 rel Addie Rogers VS. Gage Bros ct al :.
motion of defts att'ys, Parkinson & Graves to
strike out sustained.
John Evans VS. Henry Evans, plf granted
leave to ament petition. Note and afidayit
filed.
Amanda Misner ct al vs. Louisa J Reel, ct
al, W W Graves appointed guardian al ltem
for miner, Chas Reel.l
Mary r Colbert VS. Ii X n Co. motion to
set aside non suit filed by PIN.
State OF Mo. VS. Frank Mccoy, selling liquor
without license, plea guilty, fine $40.
j B ii Mcdaniel VS. J J Mckiss!ck verdict
for plr $50.
State of Mo. vs u l. Lash. obtaining money
under false pretense. jury empannelled, evi-
dence heard AMI def acquitted.
State of Mo. VS. Joseph Compton. Nos. -
and 90 set for Thursday June i, '"l.
State of Mo " Dr. W Hall. set for
Wednesday June Eth
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
The Bnonvill- kldnappel'.

Boonville, Mo, June 1.-THE
preliminary trial of b. W. Plant, ed
ltor OF the weekly Star Of this
clty; who was arrested in Moberly,
charged with kidnapping young Ia
dy under age for immoral purposes,
was held at the court house in this
city yesterday. Plant waived exam
lnatlon and was held in the sum of
$4,000 to await the action of the
grand jury, which meets next Octo-
Der. Plants many friends seem to
forsake hun in the time of his troub-
le and he was unable to give bail.
Mrs Plant has engaged counsel, and
VIII at the next term of court enter
suit for divorce from her way
ward husband.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

tors ought Il looA after this los: q. rrr :
umbrella within ,uilr north Of Virginia one
day last week. Finder viii please notify Ine
"nt can describe it,. There vii. te " heat
cut her" the last Of the wcek... Fred Srstl. .
rode lost q black shepherd dog in Butler two
weeks ago. he was OF medium size. all white
feet, white ring around his neck; Mr. will
pay for any Information leading to the rrcov-
cry ot the dog, rs il was valued highly by him
.johm I!edGcr ha> new binder TINS Year
Mr. Maloney and Mr. lIrdgrr. while comiug
from Batter one night last week. got tangled
up in the brush and had 70 leave their wagons
in the timber all nj sht -.. Corn can Ice bought
tor - cents per bU here now. &k.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
Mr.. Wolfe, the state superinte

Mr. Wolfe, the state superiuten
deut OF public schools, calls atten-
tion TO the fact that in accordance
with the institute law the state train
ing school Will hold its session at
Warrenshuyg from June % to July
:. The object Of this school is to
train and send out licensed instruc-
tors who III turn shall instruct the
teachers III the various counties Of
the state The Importance OF this
institute, if properly conducted, can
not be overeStimated. As Mr..
Wolfe SAYS: We can never have a
great system OF public schools until
dead teachers are walked up, and
there is 10 better way TO wake teach
ers than to arouse a sentiment
among the patrons" For this pur
pose each county should have at
least one representative at Warreus-
oGgg,for IN thepub.ic schools OF Mis-
sour rests much Of the hope OF the
active development OF the growth and
rower Of the commonwealth.-kan-
sas City Star.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
Double Branch Items.
BOOKER POWELL

Fine weather after the rain. -.
The farmers are improving the time
plowing corn. Mr. Samson aud wife
returned home last week ... Mr.
Newton Allison returned home from
Texas. He reports things in flour
ishing condition in the Lone Star
state. Prof. Young closed Il sue
cessful term of school ut Double
Branch last Friday. He is IA fine in
structor, and we hope lie will do
well wherever he may east his lot. -.
Wonder how Arch's overshoes are
getting along since Miss Lulu has
gone to Rich. Hill Mr. II r. Ear
son had the misfortune to lose 9
head of hogs last Thursday; he
thinks it must have been caused by
them getting too many cookie burs
Wonder how viii likes to settle
bees? =. . Charlie Bryant was seen
riding down the road on Il bare back
mule and when asked where his sad
die was he said Hold on, boys, the
boy has got to ride the saddle now
Strange how some folks can give
"a Joke but can't take one. :. Well,
George, how are the good people on
the Gentle farm. Well, Clara chills
are very severe and we hope you will
not have relapse. H q Bryant
is not any better at present. :. Joe
did you know that Monegaw Springs
was good place for invalds? -.
Mrs Maggie Kisner has improved
very rapidly. .. John says that Job
is rattler at turkey herding. For
government greenbacks, call on Da-
vid Laskey- ten dollar bills Is cents
per dozen. {. . Wonder if Jim Cassi-
ty got any squirrels?. :. Some Of
the folks in the vicinity are planting
late potatoes. Don't forget Bro.
Miller's appointment, the Sd Sunday
and Friday and Saturday nights fol
lowing ;. .Jno Starr of Butler, was
out on hunt last week. We would
like to know who started the tale
that John got into scrap and was
badly hurt. Wonder if Doc Done
has got the worth of his eight dol
lars yet Prof says you can call
that a good riding mule if you want
to. but he has another name for it
Misses Eva Vance and May Lyle
will give a joint picnic at the close
of their schools, Saturday, June 20
Children day wa. observed at
Willow Branch the Tth of June, and
the following programme was car
ried cut: Song, AL hail the power
of Jesus name; prayer, NJ Ryan;
song. The banner Of the cross; ad-
dress of welcome, Miss Blanche
LYLE; Determinations, 10y Katie Thom-
as, MaYkie Simpson and Leola Re
qua. quartettc, Though your sins
be Us scarlet Misses Alice Cough
Clara RcQua, MesSrs.. Arthur Steele
and Will Requd; essay. Clara ReQua;
dec!onatious by Crissie Baker. Ola
Steele. Daisy Smith, Katie ReQua.
Leroy Baker, Edna Requa. and Lucy
Thomas; ESSAYS by Misses Eva Vance
and Alice Cough; song, Mrs. Baker :
class; recitations by Willie and Mary
Reuua. After the above programme
the audience was favored with 4
sermon Ivy Rev. kuhne.
TON n JERRY.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

year oii; OF consumption (scrofnls, of coursel
He could walk little. bat could not got ~,
II he iell down, aud could not move when IN
ped having no use Of his hands. immediate.
iy commenced with the Cuticura Remedies
using All Freely. One sore after another heal
ed, bony mattar forming in each ons of the.
hve deep ones just before healing. which
would hnaliy grow loose and were taken out.
then they would heal rapidly. One of these
ugly bone formations preserved After u.ing
dozen and half bottles he was completely
cured. ana Is now. at the age OF six wears a
strong and healthy child. Mrs + $ Drigrs
May 9, lSsJ Gi2 Claws EInnrninn,a.~e
My grandson remains perfectly we'll M
signs Of scroiula and no sores
Mrs K s. briggs
Ffp. :, 1881. bloomington III
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
Siiol,p Items,

Corn is looking fine bu. the weeds are grow
Ing al full speed Wheat AUryes; viii begin
the latter part of this week. The wheat aud
oat crops look we'll. but rust is feared by the
farmers -... Reys. BrewIngton and Roberts held
a revival at Keayely which lasted weeks, and
several were converted, Of whom joined the
Methodist church, which j. steadily growing
in membership. Parson In" Clark OF Rich
Hill Baptis: church, c0mInenceda q protracted
meeting at College Hill sunday. and on
preaching his first sermon in the morning, af-
ter which he opened the doors of the church.
there were came forward, and on delivering
his second sermon at O'Clock more profe.ed
religion dear beloved son OF c Blank
enship met with a horrible death in shaft No.
Is, by huge rock falling on him. crushing
him almost beyond recognition. His father
had his hand caught by the falling rock tear
ing three fingers from it. The rock had be-
| come loosened and the props broken by blast
which had been fired of at noon, and directly
after noon they went into the shalt and COM
| nencsd work without noticing the props and
the fatal accident follwed. The hoy was Il
years of age and will be sadly missed by all
The hesrt-broksn parents have the sympathy
of the entirs community. Rev. Clark conduct
ed the funeral services, after which the remains
laid to rest followed.by 100 wagons and buggies
-. Misses Lizzie Beck aud Katie Louder,
companied by Will Bell and William Cop
IN. attended church sn Rich Hill Sunday night
-. Cap Jones and family are moving to No. l5
Mr. and Mrs Smith are also moving TO No Is.
Work is good in the mines this week ...... COL
lege Hill and Reavsy Sunday schools will
have unien picnic on Brushy Mound the 9th
OF June. All other schools are invited to at
tend. E. W.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
HO! HO! Agents and CanvaSSerS,
NEW IDEA For CHILDREN.

Something new and unique in educational devices.
For the home. Parents pleased and children de-
lighted. One man takes 80 order in Gay. Anoth
reports SIS profit in dav, and $3.50 for the
week Others have done better. Why can't you:
Strike while the iron il hot. Territory gong fast
Circulars and terms free. Address {. j. FOSTER.
MS Chestnut St, ST. Louis, No.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
syrup tli Figs.

Produced from the laxative and nu-
trltious juice Of California figs. COM
blnei with the medicinal virtues f
plants known TO be most beneficial
T. the hnman system. acts gently
On the hIdneys, liver and bowels. ef-
fectnally cleansing the system. lis
lelIns colds, ana headaches, u.d
curing hahitral constipation. -
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

The national association is the
name OF new party, which has be
come candidate for favor at st.
Paul, MINI, Reading its platform
over the tenets Of the good old reI
able democrat party has evidently
been consulted and eventually the
new partyites will come into the
fold and be better democrats than
ever.-Sedalia Bazoo.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

For sale, one block from tie square.
six rooms. good well AID c.s:egu. 80
fruit trees and AL kinds ot shade
trees. One third cash. balance 70
suit purchaser. or viii take land u
cattle in part payment. Gall Mt this
ntE.,n
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

Capt. J. D. Conner of Lexington,
who has been elected clerk Of the
supreme court will have a salary of
$4,000 per annun and term of six
years. He was elected recorder of
Lafayette county fol four terms He
is said by those who know him best,
to be specially qualified to I'LL the
position.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

tIIVH lUI TWO Uf tntTu an
each hand, and az his blood
became more 2ni more in
pure, II less time for thpr,
/" break oat. \ sore came
on the chin. honeath IT,.
under lip, which was yery
offensive His head was onr
solid scah, iischarging A
great deal. Inis was his
condition al twenty / " >
months old. when I under
took The care oi him. his
mother having died when
he Was little more thu, /.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

James X Mcconnell have fine
second hand carriage nearly as good
as new, for sale cheap. or will ex-
change for horses. 29-2t
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

4 $, Louis dog which Lad stray
cd from home vent s.rais.., 70 lie
dectiTe headquarters ani gave E..a-
sell ". The intelligent animal
knew that this was tie only ,,,,.;
bic way to secure hi capture. 4
detective claimed ana received ia
reward
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

T':eaoBa5y vas sick ,ee gave her caz.o-sa.
T-ie- she was q Ca:.3 she cri.-l tcr Cas.l-.z
When sh@ t,ecana. Miss, she c.ung to Casto-:s
When she lad Children. she gave then Cas,or9
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
Stray Notice.

iaheH up by iis Pelican three mills no,tt-
Nes' q fas.aIc, No, one three-ycar-oii 81,
20. ". .o!aI Day with white left hind foot. no
ny DaYid } Bowdre and + j LGrkard, 49,
eob7cTlbed and sworn 10 before rrn ti,lat ~.
10y VI -hn 1871 r. MADDy. -
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
4 SCR0FULOUS BOY.
funnln@ Sores Covered his Body
and Head. Bones Affected. Cur
cd BY Cuticura Remedies.

men SIX months old, the left rant Of oar
'tS'e SfdhtchiId began 10 swell, and had 49,
cry appearance Of a large boil We pouItir.J
II. bat All To no purpose. About i've monte
aittf IL became Il running sore Souu .tk.r
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
CUticura Re3oIvent.

IN, me ne" blood puriier. internally ito cleans.
.ne .lood Q! All impurities and poisonous eie-
cafa' the great SKID cure. and Cuticura sosn
an exquisite skin beautfer. externally -,
ciraF ' me SKIN and scalp, and restore the bairl
cure every disease and hunor of the skin q, i
blood, from pimple to Ecrofula '
soid every where Price, Cuticura. sec
soap, 25c.: kesoivent. 81. Prepared hy the
fo'ter Drug and Chenica al Corporation Boston
Tfsend for How to Cur. Skin Dissas.s ,,
81 pages. 30 illustrations and 100 testimonisIs
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

Allen, Mrs Levina
BOulware, I e.. Physician
Burk. Monroe Farmer
Ballard, ! y Farmer
ErOwn, Lulu
Bartlett, Edmund Farmer
Bryan, Margaret
Ihelf, ii Il Farmer
taruthers. q 4 Farmer
Christy, J VI Physician
Clark, Robert Farmer
Courtney, J NJ stock Dealer
D-srWc-tor, John Farmer
Davis, J T. Foreman TIMES OH,
pIckruehr"ts II & Con 4 Res
butcher { II Prof Normal 50
peAruoul,p \ + ircgii Jul-r
Evans, John Farmer
Eyeringham, j Physician
Freeman, Caroline and Eliza
Griggs, VIM NJ Farmer
WM L. WALTON
BOOKER POWELL
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

Nanted.-H.des, pets. feathers
oeeswaz, and gIea44. North MAJ -
opposite post-ottica. J rrsr
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
Ticket Agent, Butler. Mo

Fount S. Mckenzie, of Schell
City was sent te the poor house yes
terday. He has been cripple all
his life and was divorced from his
wife about two years ago. His faith
er was one Of Vernon's poineer citi-
and was quite we'll off. 1t is said
when the NJ. X. & t. railroad was
first completed through Vernon
county a liberal drummer handed
him silver half dollar, which Nc.
kenzie Indignantly pitched back to
him saying: Keep your wealth I7c
got money to throw to the birds
Nevada Mail.
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

! 9A1YS Skin and Scalp purified an. he,n,ie..
! oth6t by Cuticura Soap. AbsoInt.iv ~
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17
CORR EECT
Pacific Time vanse

-''.i'4. and departure &: passenger
tT1ns At Butler Station.
NDRII Rn..s--,
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

sea>a" e>r,.rs., .,4 t.,h Is % 'e...e SPRINGS
Sweet springs and McAulster springs VIII be
on sale until Sept. &.'th, good TO return until
Oct. %lst, 1871, at No. Pac ticket Office, But
Ier, Mo.
To those desiring % attend the thristian sun
day school convention at Pcrtle Springs, Mo.
June l5.h t. l>ta. the Mo, Pa Ev. 10 win
self round trip tickets at .. "a goo,: TO return
until June goth
E0 those desiring II attend the Missouri State
Dental association annual meeting at Louisiana
Mo. July 9TH to 10th, the Mo Pac. Ry. vii!
sell tickets to Setala and BoonNi,le al one and
one third fare Tor tie round trip on the certi-
icate plan.
TO those desiring To attend the Fifth Annual
meeting Missouri Chautaqua Assembly at
Pert!e Springs, Mo. July 3ri to 18th. l>gl, the
Mo. rac Ry. Co. will sell round trip tickets
at s. 20, good to return until July Eth.
To those desiring to attend the meeting State
Teachers Association at PcrtIc Springs. Ne
Jnne 10th to 18th, ls.'l. the No. pac. Ey 90
Will sell tickets 10 rertle Springs and return
al s. 20, good to return until JUIy t9th I>gl.
TO those desiring 20 attend the spring meet
Ing Exposition Driving Parl, association at
Kansas City, Mo -, June sd to July 2d, the
80 Pac, Ry. Co. will sell tickets to Kansa.
City and return at one fare for the round trip.
good to return until July Sd, Ieai.
TO thore desiring TO attend the races at TT.
scott ansas, June 18th TO eth, 1891. the Mo
Pac. Ry. Co. will sell tickets to TT. Scott,
and return at one fare for the round trip, tick
, cts will he sold June "ith to 27th good to re-
turn until June 18th.
Round trip tourist tickets at greatly reduced
| rates have been placed on sale by the No. Pac.
Ry. Co. to Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Mani
teau. Denver i Trinidad, Colo, Salt Lake
Ogden, Garfield Beech. and Utah Hot prings
Utah. For further information call on or ad-
dress W. {. BURROWS.
Ticket Agent Butler Mo
The Butler weekly times., 1891-06-17

~TOt KHDLDERS
Hardinger. W y Farmer
Hickman, G Il Furniture dealer
Heath. ID B
1"nkins J T. Cashier
h .uuey. Don Asst Cashier
Levy sam Dry Goods 4 CiOthin,
Morrison. L II Farmer
Miller, All Farmer
McCraCken, \ Farmer
McCracken, Robt Farrpcr
Norton, j \ Bank Clerk
owen. VI ' Farmer
Pharis, John Grocery
{ + Grocery
Powell. Booker Farmer
. Pigott, II II Bank Clerk
Roster, r Il Farmer
Rreder, Oscar
Kadford, Chas Il Farmer
ieisner, j " Insurance
Sulleus, j l. Banker