The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 14, 1887, Page 7

OUTLAWS KILLED. | Holbrook, Ariz., Sept. 5.—Sheriff | Owens of Apache county shot and killed three members of the Tonto | Basin gang and wounded a fourth. | He had warrants for their arrest as | sheep and cattle thieves and found | them in a little shanty at Holbrook | | adjoining the livery stable of Brown | Cleanses the System. | & Kindors and ordered them to sur- | constt.} | render. é | Coat ACHE EI | The dsperadoes opened fire on | him. In an instant he replied and with fatal precision. In a moment | three dead desperadoes and the fourth fatally wounded attested to the accuracy of Sheriff Owens’ fire. The names of the men killed are Blivens, Cooper and Roberts, and the wounded man is named Blivens a brother of one of those killed. For months a reign of terror has existed in the Tonto Basin county of Arizona. A dozen men have been I URI GDIST DI PRicXLY ASH BITTERSC2 Bol ELDOUARR setocisant kosen Divorces Cheaply Wihet Pb, ABSOLUTE DIVORCES without publicity ies residing in any part of the United 1 °. ee ie on, non-support, intemper- killed and cattle and sheep stealing At an. ank application for “4 * ance, ance, craclty sew iarcen, ht Beasties, has become a regular business. The Sew York. zi-ly | authorities have determined to break up the lawless gangs terrorixing the county, and the quick work of Sheriff Owens yesterday is 2 beginning. When Sheriff Owens, armed with « Winchester, knocked at the door, PLEASANT TO TASTE PROMPT TN ACTION ALWAYS RELIABLE 7 A ~ |Coughs and all Lung and Chest , Audy Cooper opened it and the offi- ae fs . ; a i a stored, my strength reinstated, and soe lie . 53 » had af troubles. Every bottle guaranteed. , ane It soon brings into healthy play cer informed him that he had a Tp é ne = “id by the time [had taken two dozen he torpid liver day by day, — racer cape isthe best remedy for children. : ind regulates the sys tem through, warrant for his ary The only ey : bottles all my symptoms of rheuma- From crown of head to sole of shoe, reply he received was a bullet, which passed through the sheriff's coat. Fortunately it did not injure him. The fire was returned and Cooper fell dead. Owens took a position at the win- dow and shot 2il three of the inside the house. Samuel Blivens, one of the killed, is a boy 14 years of age, but fully as desperate as his older companions. It cures the Piles, it opens pores, Lost appetite it soon restores; Wise families throughout the land Keep TARRANT’S SELTZER near at hand. men A Glimpse of Lincoln. Mrs. Hancock gives us an inter- esting glimpse of “The Martyr.Pres- Is pr forthe |. ” eer ean |idents” : ves coe andetrengthto [ =6«“Mr. Lincoln's careworn face I Cengargus Gagine ire. Theaseor | recall to-day as vividly as then. At sofereatvalne in CH PAE YENALE 'ONIC during preg- ancy greatly rellevca the paius of motherhood and jes eperily recovery. It assivts nature to ly mhe. 8 » eriteal change from girihood to jo By, tig ple peoemss = the taste and may be taken at all times ith pe cteafety. Price, @1. ve 7 eM MERLELL DRUG one of his levees, in passing him I remarked that it would be showing a greater consideration if I were to refuse his proffered hand, as he must be weary enough of hand-shaking. To this he replied, in never to be { } forgotten tones: ‘Ah, if this were all that I was called upon to do, how willingly would it be done for all time; but to say “no” to the poor unfortunates who come to me in the belief that I am all powerful to pro- nounce that little word of only three letters, and who do not and will not understand that I cannot act always as I wish, but have others to con- sult—this keeps mealways unhappy.’ ‘Mr. Stanton frequently said to me: Mr. Lincoln has the biggest heart ot any man in the world, and for that reason we have to watch him, or the southern women, with their winning ways, would get his permission to carry with them enough contraband goods to supply the southern army.’” —Reminiscences of Hancock.” atk DRVeGIFTS, Wo. soRyoat® “SF.LOUIS. fakefulnees, Mental Do- breesion, Fromatare ig, Barrenness, of power either sex, age ere Losses pit ofrhee cansod byoror.exertion ofthe raise eelf- x boxes EEeeaer $1,008 box, or #iz, WE GUARANTEE sr mine resive Bed te aoe money it ‘the se — JOHN ©. 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Her look was one of pleasure and chagrin. ‘I must con- fess that you didn’t help to raise your family in vain,’ she said, while you must think I am excessively stu- zs. | pid. And I am—for the plan ought tohave suggested itself to me.”— Philadelphia Call. Means’ sinters isthe seravenions wale 20. JAMES MEANS’ m3 SHOE. . reg an a on Sass of the above, shoes for sale in SAM'L LEVY & CO A PRIZEautcr* postage, ana receive free, a costly box of goods which will help all, of either sex, to more mon- ye right away than anything else in the world. Fortunes await the workers ab- lsoutely sure. At once addresss True & Co., Augusta, Ma‘ne, Vy-tyr* TANSY GAPSULE THE LATEST DISCOVERY. eet tack mae re 4 cents for Sealed Circular. Dr. tg et Celebrated Preparation. CALUMET CHEMICAL CO., Merton je this paper, i | | An Ari aE “I understand.” said a Dakota The gentleman who turnished us | d Fizona Sheriff, Single Handed, minister to one of the members of | With the tollowing ficate was Ends Four Criminals. his church, “that you are telling for years ur treatment of around that you have just thresheda | 4"y piece bushels to the acre?” twit | must know as well as I that it is ak | | most an unheard of-yield for wheat, | attention of jand there | thousand thet you -had any as good | as that.” elder.” to believe that you made up the | story. greatly fear that you told it simply to make people believe you had a larger crop than I did. me mention Wednesday evening at the prayer-meeting that my temant had just threshed on my place and that the crop bushels and three peeks, and you went right out and invented your forty-bushel falsehood. It pains me to think that a member of my church should be guilty of such deceptien.” —Dakota Bell. 1s the best known remedy for Colds, tiens in great responsibility will damage them before the public. They have agreed to stand by the condemned anarchists, giving them | cured me for nothing bad done me both moral and financial support. | any good for twelve years. I owe Only one of the number—Parsons— is a member of the Knights of Labor and the Knights have not the excuse for their conduct that they are help- ing their the cause of the anarchists seems un- fortunate for the Knights. not make them friends, but gives them friendly connections with a cause that is doomed in this country. The people do not intend to toler- ate socialism, and those who sup- port the socialists wiil pass under the condemnation of the popular will. The Knights will learn, but too late, that they should have stood aloof from the condemned anarchists. his appearance was, without doubt, a clergyman, “I have a complaint to make. in the rear coach playing a godless game called poker. is fleecing the other, who seems to have plenty of money. He Hated a Liar. { Twelve Years of Terrivie Toriure. | phy with all of wheat which averaged forty how s. Lhave mentioned it once ot | told in h “Tam very sofry to hear it. You low, to which we all is not one chance in a | S#™e terrible aff “I had been tortured from artic- | wlar and tection. | sciatic rheumatism for “I know it’s a pretty big yield, | more than a d year 1885. I consulted various aectors and used multiform medi- years—up to the | “It certainly is, and I am forced | cines without relief or benefit. any apparent | In 1885 I was taken with the severest acute symptoms ot this disease which made me a_help- less invalid—unable And the worst of it is that atresh work or walk or nelp myself in any way. 1 was a miserable, helpless sufferer, and without hope of ever being cur- ed. [had exhausted my faith in doctor’s remedies, and now concluded to take Swift's Specific as a torlorn hope. From the use of the first two bot- ues, I telt greatly benefited. which encouraged me to take more. I stedily improved. The inflamation the sciatica disap- peared. comtortable feeling was re- to You heard already averaged thirty nine Ballard’s Horehound Syrup left my joints The Knights of Labor organiza- Chicago have assumed a and one that i telt well enough toresume my regular labors, tism had lett me, and Ttelt like anew man. 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It being as pal- atable as milk, and the most valuable remedy known for the treatment of con- sumption, Scrofula and Bronchitis, Gen- eral Debility, Wasting Diseases of Chil- dren, Chronic Coughs and Colds, has caused physicians in all parts ot the world to use it. Physicians report our little patients take it with pleasure. Tr: Scott’s Emulsion, and be convince: Dr. Thomas Hall, Holly Creek, Ga., says: “I am using Scott’s Emulsion in the case of a little child one year old, wasting away, and it is improving fast. Betore nothing would stay in its stomach There are a couple of men One, I am sure, Won't you take some action in the matter?” “How long have they been play- ing?” “About an hour.” “An hour? Why the devil didn’t you tell me sooner? Here, Jim,” to the brakeman, “you take tickets while I drop into that game. If there’s any money to be made out of suckers on this run just count me in.”—Omaha Reporter. ly.”” A romantic wedding took place at Wichita, Tuesday. Mrs. Maggie E. 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