The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 13, 1887, Page 7

! iS. a Victims of Drouth Permitted to Leave Pre-empted Lands For a Time. eee Washington, Dz. C., July 6.—Com missioner Sparks has written the following letter to A. F. Clapp of | Julesburg, Col., which explains it- self: T am in receipt of your letter stat- | ing that you are in the midst of a! drouth, with no signs of crops; that there will be no hay, vegetables, etc; that settlers are leaving to hunt for | work. You state that claim holders do not want to lose their claims, and that the question is daily asked if there are any chances of getting permits and what steps are necessa- ry. The distressing situation you have mentioned appeals to my strongest sympathies in favor of actual settlers on the public domain who are suffer- ing from drouth and loss of crops, and whatever relief may be possible Gre Chmpiy Wika Pabst ABSOLUTE DIVORCES without publicit: within the discretion of this office tr patties ro ertion, nod. buppert, Intemper- will be extended to enable them to wet, realty. AoW. oe Sitivcateay, preserve their claims. The act of 7 = oe New York. %-ly | July 1, 1879, authorizing settlers whose crops are destroyed by grass- fields are scarce, bat those who write te . Stunson & Co,,Portland, Maine,willreenve | hoppers to be absent from their free, fail information about work wh z ; they ean do, and lands for a period not exceeding one them from $5 to $25 per day - : cetera Sn ney Oa trees Vioos Ghostast et sore year with the right to resume and TRancletely sure of enug little fortunes, All le n> perfect their settlement as though no such absence had occurred. Set tlers who are obliged to leave on ac- count of the drouth should be pre- pared to account for their absence from this cause when they make tin- The BUYERS’ GUIDE ta issued Sept. and March, each year. Sg 312 pages, 844x114 inches, with over 3,600 tilustrations — ao whole Picture Gallery. GIVES Wholesale Prices direct to consumers on all goods for personal or family use. 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In the fight that ensued Sherman Naushee was shot and will probably die, and John Naushee was beaten with clubs until he was left for dead. The Naushees were alive at the last re- port, but it is thought they will die. The Naushee brothers are powerful men, and every blow they dealt with the spokes laid a regulator low, and it is more than probable that there are some dead white caps in Craw- ford county at present. The blood- stained walls and floors showed signs of a terrible conflict, and the parties are not yet able to give the particulars of the affair. it Danger in Coughs. nigh isa source of r to all. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup is guaranteed to cure the worst cough. whooping sore throat and all other imminent dar cough, coughs. Awful Disaster in Switzerland. 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He says a few nice things. then he goes behind the scenes and shakes hands with all the pretty Everybody likes the general. How much better he enjoys himself than he would if he were going around the country mak- ing bloody shirt speeches, like Brother John, or calling for palsy, like Gen. Fairchild. Long may the genial old soldier live to enjoy him- self.—New York World. actresses. Fhghts ofGenius. “You look,” said an Irishman to a pale, haggard smoker. “as if you had got out of your grave to light your cigar, and couldn't tind your way back again.” } A schoolmaster. 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Accordingly. he proceeded to deliver the following brilliant ex- ordium; “may it please the court and gentlemen of the jury, while Europe is bathed in blood; while classic Greece is struggling for her rights and liberties. and trampling the un hallowed altars of the bearded infi- dels to dust; while America shines forth the brightest orb in the polit- al sky—I. with due diffidence, rise to defend the thief.” “Pray, my Lord.” cause of this humble said a gentle- man to a late respected and rather whimsical judge, “what is the differ- ence between law and equity courts?” “Very little in the end,” Lordship. ‘At are done for at once; in equity you The former is a bullet, which is instante neously and charmingly replied his common law you are not so easily disposed of. effective; the latter is an angler’s hook, which plays with its victim before it kills it. Tne one is prussic acid the oth- er laudanum.”—Chamber’s Journal. 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