The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 30, 1882, Page 6

other. F » of Gold. The Home of . .a Comanche war-whoop Las Cruces Republican. : murmur, a whisper, « A story about which there is 4 then, as he was released fascination which itis impossible to arms *‘cleared’’ that of the **Home of Gold.”” Some- | stood Got upon the mann where in Southwestern New Mexico, but he flew, shedding in the Sierra Madre, it is enclose i in high rocky walls and accessible everp jump. themsel , resist, when you hear men tell it, is! tforace Edmonds, colored, , osed | blood, profanity and fNgtppere is a wine i He now appt), - There was a howl Tee Diarr eck Diarrhoea. + oca is a cor er ie METL? ‘TER'S TBO , have never found an: cases of Nervous blood, this peeriess remedy, has my an an experie! to strergne resulis that De. arses Spepsia. and an im- my hands, made some cl ures. have yielded to this great and tucosnens 1 ‘ baffled some of our most eminent j only bya secret passage, which iS | the lower extremity of a0 se which: ist prescribe it is pretence to any Eom preparation mate, gia. Gct cocks compound | known to but few, in this extraordi- | jjmb looking much like i denchocers St. Louis, Mo.. Nov. 1st. 310¢ Wash Avenue. j nary place. It is about ten acres 10) ham in wi ite canvas jacket,, i ae = } extent, has running through it a And in this connection w_ | | | stream, which waters it thoroughly | add a word of solemn warn te | and makes it a perfect paradise. | boys who are apt to make fe | 4 a with its exquisite flowers and beau- | rendezvous of the country Pie. LT Fira tiful trees. In it are thousands ot ;__some solemn facts not j . R. HARTER MEDICINE CO., 213 N, MAIN ST., ST. LOUIS. birds of the most beautiful plumage. | given away by the professio = | Running across it is a ledge of pure | has become the adulteration | | | iH gold about thirty feet wide, which | metal with strychnine an<’ SIMS & TUCKER i glistens in the sunlight like a great | green that to exposed you’ 07" i 9 | golden belt. The stream crosses | Geadner. Cases are know | i this ledge and, as it runs, murmurs | apparently robust young 1 sak | L A, ND D i j around blocks of yellow metal as | gone strarght from their cas THE GREAT = | other streams do around gee | beer, leaving an eee nanel da aaa iis | | e ledge of gold is supposed to be | jady to mourn the loss of ca aires i wie fad acd to a awa to the — often happened. ; Ad tc Useless Frigit. : fh | BROK RS centre of the earth. The tegend is | over, it is a notorious factt ‘fo wer out ar er, kidney or | Sam : | 9 of Indian origin and around it clus- | corcked barrel of ink 18 exturinary trouble, especially Br ee ee ee pelisg abot | < ) : ter a number ot Indian stories, IN| fammable and tremendceasesor diabetes, as Hop Bitters never Pleasant, econownica Swarne’s | Examiners of Land Titles which the name of the ill fated Mon- plosive—much more so t © where «cure is possible. bid by dr tgs wae Coeoer | tezuma occurs frequently. The de- | Mrs. Mary Livermore a “ec know i 32-3t 8 SLL. Aaron. De Swaysek Sox. VhimeePa | scendents of the Axtecs believe | suffrage convention. Th Pee eRe) A eon oe = And also represent he most rehable Foreign and American | firmly that the day will come when | the practice of some editor: _ resident Arthur kas g ——— | : Montezuma will return and free | ing the original poetry in Newport. HULL Insurance Co them frem the dominion of ane de- three-months-old pase Pp mereous mpanies, : 2 C uestadores. | < eases ied cous : ; Saar ene Dae oe oH ae ee teers oe ae © is —— Vopor Goox Stove. They make a specialty of sately investing money on improved farms. Hy essary tor this work will be taker | stance: Some 346 vears ag Se Cenee Bee Bates i rece — _ - S : trom the Medre "Ore. The secret| piosion of twenty-seven "fo" 0 wor oF brilfianey ot color BUTLER Nan’t 7 into the entrance into the valley is} ink and the editorial paste > pre. 2 ee on i be e stra | carefully guarded by a tribe of In- | Greenwich Observer office! for sans in summer it is ee Vv j dians living near it, and among them | ang mashed nineteen boys i seat ing than claret. | ¥t Snes Se ea ree ements i at 18 only coramunicated to the oldest | playing seven up in the : ea ae . | purpose of deceiving the public. ~ | men, amid the solemn ceremonies | ‘Among the mashed, untr See Seg g the I of the medicine lodge. Having | was the favorite son of M* BUTLER, MO. { ASK ANY TICKET AGENT “aq such a story to work upon there is} 3, Anthony—hence the tease . ' | (Except those working for a competing ih little wonder tat the vivid imagina- | che has ever since blow: Cramly & j road) Which is the Shortest and Quick | tion of Mexicans should have built newspapers. This phase “°° eat eee etic e wales i taalneeennoe es est Route ee Louis to i upon it tales of men who have found | tastrophe can’t well be toc TE Oiffercuce Be- z , . LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, 13H this wonderful place. One is that a | geplored. tween Poetry and = Piniteso- Capital Paid up > 50,000 W SHING ee! certain Jose Alvarez, while wandering We trust the boys willt Py. A HINGTON or BALTIMORE. ri through the mountain in search of ing. But they won't. If to say ‘man’s ENTIRE and PERFECT SATISFACTION. BOOKER POWEDT sat Bees | And you will be told the | game, saw the valley fromthe top of | keeps in repair, and our pr i: makes countless thou-| 75,800 Now I USE [i w. CHILDS...” pesca 9 the wall. Finding he had no hope) of Hoys holds out, we. sh: ,’ but why not apply the and growing in favor wherever used. ~ | \; WALTO. Castaee @. & Mi. R y- to enter by climbing down, he took | nail factary in the spring. principle to the, more practical side otf meee c E t Cashier - up his abode with the Indians who | jt to be distinctly understo the subject, and render the quotation domestic work, her Tha toad leareStsLouistatiee slreseee guard the canyon leading into it. pay neither personal da) thus.—‘Swayne’s Ointment on account pert ir Use the are Indispensable of other lines have departed, and arrive The daughter ofthe chief fell in| agctors’ bills; nor while of stopping the itching caused by the No insufferable roa ligell apres or dirt DIRECTORS in advance of all other lines at Louis- love with him and betrayed the se: | lots of ‘‘sorts,’” we don”! Piles has made countless thousands well | @8.attaghed to the old met ee ville and Cincinnati. cret to him. Exactly how she found ‘‘sort-up’”” lots of boys end Gappyo) Eber ewanitlpencaund opcupied a HO rsdn ee ee ee ee it out they do not tell. Having | choose to sacrifice minor logic in this but poets are never cheertui, andipetce Di. T.C. Boulws : : Trains running every car through with- been shown the Sen Jose: went | at the shrine of the art des are they? Aug. 1, I-m-d&w HULL VAPOR STOVE CO., A WoH Irwin, fe Tone elie, SUE change: : A in and would possibly have gotten aS t= 2 > . pdm z Seneca St., Cor, Champlain, CLEVELAND, . .E cn cNee not weighed himself down to such an e | Odd-Feliows 1s in session. i ee | A. Ly McBride, T, W, Childs, avi Sel Se pt ieee) sored ce oe extent that he could not get up the | Get His Due: - fre = ae M. L, Wolte, R, D. Williams. Balers ’ declivilty at the lower end of Mobile, August 21.— ; c paiva: : DR WHITTIER Judge Booker Powell, Ws, FE, Walton, at Sone the passage. He was discovered | county, Alabama, the 1 Sow oR eae Pegent 617 SE Charles Stace St. Lonis, Io. ee See St. ean (0 Oaklands pela rr and the Indians rificed him on | bundle of papers disclos} oy dificult urination, kidney diseases $1 pel re rales gine bees _ Receives Deposits subject to check at} the tynous resorts to the Virginias. 4 the golden ledge with all the terri- | organized plot among the} at druggists. Mo. Depot, Meyers | )2get located than aay otherPnysician ia Sttoniy | sight, Loans money, buys and sells ex- : Q ones Nh. ble ceremomes otthe Aztec eee ae Bros. & to. tv, Mo. | 200-7-ly} fie, hee, Buricture, Orehitia, up- | Change, and does a general banking bus-{ Tne only line with revolving Parlor She, in despair at losing | “Good Bye, Giris.”* SS of Throne, Skin or Bones cared Safely, Primed er Chair Cars. herself from the high wall | Leavenworth, Kan., Aug. 13.— The prince cf Montencgro starts <7 as therewale of Boll bum nornal areteve ia ‘The only line by which all classes of valley below. Hundreds Mary Krezdorn, aged g_ years, | tor St. Petersburg Thursday. sccplanl emleaior debility, ob eiuhit detec: Correspondents. Passengers are carried on all Trains in tors have spent months daughter of Councilman Henry Krez: = ara ar islonot f ideas loes of sexual power, ‘ i a se Through Cars without paying extra fare. trying to find the Madre} dorn, was drowned here to-day under *,*¢cany silly people des the pre-} (te"cr oy mail rece Seas, Se eae | If you leave St, Louis on a night train it is scarcely necessary to } distressing circumstances. After | cious, not unde luing it.’ Isut mo one pen ig y National Bank,.-. My LOSS os cay other touls Hau te out result. Sunday school this afternoon she left 4 her home fora walk with Sadie and A Fatal Affrayy jura Crouse, Emma Davis and Sedalia Democrat. Flora Rock, and the party went to From «a gentleman frq the myer bank at the northend ot the the Democrat learns of a) Union depot. A sand boat ws which took place at that fastened there, and Flora Rock and Saturday night. The pa} Mary Krezdorn ran out upon it. related are as follows: | While the girls were playing on the heavy set man named Bi back end of the boat, which had who is a brick moulder} swung out into the current, Mary visited Stephens’ saloo} feli off. The girls tried to catch het night, having in his possd but sne was too far : She sank, of boxing gloyes which | came up, held out her hands, sank and engaged in a play} again, came up and said, ‘Good boxing with various parti] bye, girls,” and disappeared forever. It was not long, howevey, 4 man ran tothe bank but could not <irink or other cause | gwim, and did not attempt to save angered, and, laying d her. A great crowd of people proceeded to knock | gathered and remained until late in bey Piet me in = the night. while draggers and dive:g are fists. mong vorked. grass, or rather flcor, we found. man nam :d Freeman Bur brother Charles Burden. knocked down Freemar™ sprang to his feet, drew a plunged it ito Warm Warne, after bemg stably. cpey several other parties and tr the floor and died almost Burden and his brother wSulliv: es in jail. Sunday an inque boiler at a sawmill. on the body of Warne ancy. yyy rendered that he came toy... from a knife wound in the ceived at the hand of Free | den, and that Chas. Burd > cessory thereto. On ay... hearing yesterday the Bur ena committed to jail to await ~~ } : : ~ Which attends their use. charge of naurder in the fi = a not been The body } nm vesterday. ers at Wilkesbarre, Pa, 102s, N. Y., returned to w day by the ears, eli nost uni The supreme lodge of the world, nights of Pythias, is in session at etroit A striking exanyple ot t ¢ ~ which are to be found in tp, country printing office was ere ee 2 the Messenger office rece. Hardware and dry goods men mysterious dangers whick were heard by the tariff. commission its machinery, ooze from yesterday lie in wate in its paste gue scintillates from the editor : Mr. Horace Edmonds, cc ‘The English made thirteen, has long had a pissance in torce at Ramich yester- en this office tor wet day: day. % days, and particularly, = a sox Saat days. On Saturday he customary visit, and whiltaction of the English in seizing the being made ready on the canal. ig cautiously placed his han: H see eae impression arm, where it; **°" ly caught between the , 6 _ have and roller arms, which f° 2 . about one-quarter of an 1 The largest and best stock of locks, latches and binges in town at A.L McBride & Co. 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