The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 27, 1889, Page 7

CT POCO Re eee. Sn a agent forthe Rockford and Aurora watcher, fo. is Gold, Silver and Filled Cases, very EWELRY STORE, Is headquarters Watches, Clocks, Solid Silver and Plated Wate: &e. Spectacles of all kinds and for all ages; also fine Opera Glass are cordially invited to visit hts establishment and exan his splendid display of beautitul goods and the low pri OF ENGRAVING ALL KINDS ICKER The FISH BRAND SLICKER is warranted wat hardest storm. The nowd POMMEL 8LIC covers the entire gaddle. Sich Brand” trade-mark. Seemann Cc FARMERS! papTO SAVE MONEY SEE~@3a A. C. SAMPSON, Rich Hil!. D. H. HILL, Hume. J.G. McPEAK, Foster. C.S. PUTNAM, Adrian. HUGH M. GAILY, Amorett .S. PIERCE, Virginia, or . W. SNYDER, For a Policy of Insurance in the : HOUSE :CO., Dail Trains 2 TU NSAS CITY, OMAHA, Daily Trains, 5 nsas City to St, Louis, THE COLORALO SHORT LINE TO PUEBLO AND DENVER, UMAN@BURFETT SLEEPING CARS | nsas City to Denver without change H. C. TOWNSEND. General Passenger and Ticket Ag’t,| ST LOutls, MO. Ja nw OU e fe e In EE a ab | ey - Bp OG HS | a C > KS a a Pp: 7 Q 3 rio Wz _. < pb AR & 5 ~ Wi em 6 mB Q 0 | i | Butler, ES tor fine Jewelry NEATLY EXECUTED The ial Waternroof Coat, f, and wil ER is @ perfe ms. None genu: free, AJ ‘owe: Beware of aturday in e. Miami Ch 6. - O, - Some tler Enca umpment No and ath Wedne Di: SB, BUTLER, MISSOUR OFFICE OPERA HOUSE. Nis Lawyers, WwW. BADGER LAWYER. Will practice in all courts strictly attended to, tional Bank. Butler. Mo. ARKINSON & GRAV ATTORN«YS AT LAW. down’s Drug Store. GC. A. Office North Side Square, over A McBride’s Store, Butler, Mo. DENTON Physicians. Vemplar month, W. HE. TUCKER, All legal business Office over Bates Co. Na- Office West Side Square, over Lans- ATTORNEY AT LAW. ee With Pugs and Pianos Barred Out Ai- together. The criminal jurisprudence commit- \ tee, after wrestling fora week over i | the Deering bill, brought in a sub- stitute atag morning, which is the sime bill in other clothes, though sightly modified in the license feat- {ure and in several Harry Shaw of Ste. Hunter of Moniteau have fought the minor features. Ineasure | the way through, j but the su tue offered to-day is very strong bil, notwithstanding the hii made against the more siitg tures. The bill, asit = to ihe printers to-day, is in tance and effeet about as fol- lows: i Nog um keep a dram- Slop wie 1s wubler, pugilist, or | tic associate of lewd or disreputable | porsens, or who has ever been con victed of a felony, is of intemperate | hibits, or has twice of violating liquor laws. 2 No keeper may sell liquor in any quanti person except a saloon. ty less than four gallons. 3. Dramshop licenses cannot be assigned or transterred from one to another. 4. Applicants for a dramshop li- cense must be a citizen of the town or city, and a qualified voter; plications shall be made county court, except in St. and Kansas City, where the h Commissioners entirely. all ap- to the Leuis licens the lige powe Yr is the Police Notice must ae piace 1a of every application made be published, and a day set for heari ng it, when any person who ob- 1, [jects m evidence, tion or r plication. false be rejected. y introduce veti- onstrance against the ap- Tf the applicant akes a pliertion must statement hi yous T. SMITH, 4. The bond ef a saloon-keeper ATTORNEY AT LAW. aw ave : Palas es Ottice over Butler Nationa! Bank, Butler, Mo. | MUS* b pene by persons uot in erceee raha D TERE _ | terested in the saloon and who are W citizens of the town or city. This ¢ O. JACKSON, feature will be amended and made on Pcie at haw much more stringent. fice est Side square, over feter’s = . . . Jewelry Stone. i ovcur cles 5. The petition feature of the ee : present law is only slightly amended. ROCKETI Minors caunvt be counted for or an eae ae against license. ATTORNEY AY LAW. x = : 6. The license must in every case Othce North Side Square, over A. L. SSPE ans eR : MeBride’s store. be paid eash in advance. 7. Saloons cannot be licensed except in an incorporated village, town or city, aud cannot be lovated ina boarding house or within 300 feet of a public school, academy or college, or manufactory employing 10 or more persons. 8. It shall be unlawful for a dramshop-keeper to sell or to fur- tenement or nish an iutoxicaut to any person on a pass book or order on a store or to receive from any goods, wares or merchandise or pro- visions in exchange for intoxicants, or to sell groceries or provisions in his dramshop er in any room con- person any “Jj. R. BOYD, M. D. Max Weiner’s, 1g-ly ButT.er, Mo. “DR J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOEOPATHIC: PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, | | | Office, tront room over P. O. At! | answered atoffice day or night. | | Specialattention given to temale dis- eases. iT « Surgeon. $$ to label any j 1 3a. RICE, M, D. Phys and | eontaining en i with any ase Surgeon, BUTLER, Missovrr. Ot- a es = =. _.« | other common name thereof, or tc {fice west side square— Crumley X Co. ‘Drug store. wal ‘PRICE | Sot 2) @, ¥y, injury oR chy Tan, te. perior to all other preparatio: ranteed to give satisfaction. gists or mailed for 50 cents. Prey TOLEDO, OHIO. |PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Orrice—East Side Square, over calls C. BOULWARE, Physician and Office north ‘side square, { Butler, Mo Diseasesot women and chil- APLEXION i Poth Caan | aes preparation, without | supply removes Freck- cuLaR®? les, Liver- Moles, Pim- pt ies, Black-Heads, Sunburn and | A few applications will render the nbbornly red skin soft, emooth and Viola Cream is not a paint or ertocover defecis, but a remedy to cure. Atdrog pared _b; _G. Cc. BITTNER & co. nected therewith. 9. No billiard or pool table, dice, eards, checkers, piano or other mu- sical instrument, or any gaming de- vice way be allowed in the saloon or any room connected with it, and a saloon-keeper cannot permit any kind of games to be played, or box- ing, or wrestling match, or contest of any kind in or about the saloon. 10. Itshall be unlawful for any person to furnish, by direct or indi- rect sale, an intoxicant on a railway train, or s boat, or other vessel or vehicle remaining or moying with- in the jurisdiction of any court this state, or to expose for sale orto sell an intoxicant under a false name or brand, or of j put any brand upou such packages to deceive any pe about its cc or io set up, vents, rh, Control be in possession of, orto of | device whatever or place intended ¢ with an it pRICANT - person ntrary to law. 11. The co: our the imprisonment 2 Deering dl by amen | Sai ber line 12. Noon i iquor to Jefferson City, Mo., March 20.— | Genevieve and | a | been conyicted | or ‘consent of ps are to persons habi intoxi nts or guardians; of known intemperate or who are visibly affected by ating liquor, or to sel! or de- | liver liquors on Sundays or on the day of any general election the town or city, in or between midnig and 5 o'clock a. 2 13: ense has bee - us expired, the sheriff or f of Police must see that the sa- loon is closed up forthwith, and the 1: of the Court or Board of Police sloners must give notice s before a license expires. 14. The license can be revoked by ling in any court in the coun g that the show saloon snot kept an ordely house lany law relating to ors may not ivered from the place of manufac- cin villiages and r St. » the license year in whic ‘bh would n without material change in the senate. The liquor 1 ly on the way. islation is now real- The delay long in aged the friends of the measure. A Good Chance It is eur candid conviction, that it the farmers of this district, who does not see Coleman’e Rural World everv week, would send tora sample copy, and read h, they would subscribe tor it at It only costs $1.00 a year, which once. is less than two cents a week, is a large age, seven column paper and full overflowing with live agricultural, tural, stock, sheep und horse ably conducted, intelligently edited, and in every sense calculated to educate its re in the best methods ot conduct their busin We will senditand our own paper c year for $2.00. hortic e For samnple copies,address C. 1). Cole- man, 765 ' ‘live Street, St. Mo Subccriptions may be left office At the Point of Death. Mrs. Helez Hunter, who was pre cipitated over the embankment at Pamfic and Highland avenues, Sat- urday afternoon, in her vain effort to save the life of her child, is now lying at the point of death, in her husband's cottage, close beside the scene of the tragedy. The fatal accident was first report- ed in an early edition of The Even- ing News, Saturday afternoon. About 3 o'clock Saturday after- noon little Clara Hunter was playing in her father’s wagon, which stood beside the cottage, on an open space, which inclined toward the embank- ment, which was open and unguard- ed. The child’s playful gambols started the wagon, and it commenc- ed rolling toward the precipice. With a scream of terror the child seized the side of the wagon, not having presence of mind enough to leap out of the moving vehicle. Hearing the agonizing scream, Mrs. Hunter hurried out and saw her daughter's awful plight, just as the wagon commenced to roll down the declivity. She ran to the spot and seized the | wagon just as it rolled over the em- bankment. She was dragged over 2 3 | daughter, and a moment later the} child was lying dead ona heap of rough stones. The mother. and mangied, was unconscious, and | the wagon was a wreck. The dead child and the mother | were taken to the home of the hus- i ud father, James Hunter, 2 be child will be bur- is afternoon. Mrs. Hunter ¢ live. it is stated.—K. C. smallest > bre: condition by the use Warmers Los Cabin Cous {€onsu “option Remieds Tw pail dr ty aah Ar be sold or | \ aa y quantity less than four The license rate at the present changed, but the | room. in izges and $2,000 in St. Lc St. Joe and Kansas City The ures named in the scale are the low- est which may be assessed, but the | town or ity may make it as much more as desired. The substitute is a substantial victory for the high lieense advo cates. andif it goes through the! House will probably be adopted | j was tr | away out mee danger, was killed. the committees had almost discour- ! MATT ZIMMERMAN. Sketch of the Nebraska Dea Desperado Sentenced to Cheyenne, Wy., Zimmerman, w March 2).—Matt the cowboy desperado ho was captured in Utah !s t Mon- dav, has been deliverc d to the braska autl Tilies, ing identification of the death senten merm is 2 you 2, but his record is a starthog Seven when he waa But 19. he one. yeurs aueo, years ago, ranches in Hitchcock county, Ne- braska. ip with Courtney Belmont Mexican, and stole 2 big f pe With they rode off toward the ¢ were soon followed by 5S Jack Woods and a motley posse of cow- ry the hamlet county, the stolen ponies u the the nen Woods town to busy > busy and one at Wor Weut t 1 und They f sup- isiauce, * the ra Quick asa flash, In 1 des pe doe urret | Belisont who had his pistol lying on | his lap, made a snap shot, Woods fell dead. Zimmerman with an equally quick shot wounded the deputy aud then both rushed for the As they the they fired another volley as if | to intit theim. and poor door. were leaving xte az from following and R. B. Kelly, a guest who get his yone stowed On Collins, a ing to wife the porch they met John mail carrier who had just driven up, and deliberately shooting him down they rode off line. toward the Kansas There was a general turn-out in pursuit, and even the state militia were ordered to join the hunt. A week later Belmont was killed by a farmer Foutz, at house the thieves had stopped. Zim merman, who seemed completely un- nerved by his partner's death, was easily captured. He was taken back to Minden, tried and sentenced to death, but the supreme court re versed the verdict. on the ground that as Sheriff Woods named whose had no warrant, Zimmerman and Belmont were jusifled in resisting arrest. A second trial was had and again con- viction followed and the death sep- tence was imposed. Again the Supreme Court reversed the findings. Back Zimmerman went before the same Judge Gaslin, and for the third time he was found guilty and senten- ced to behanged. The usual appeal to the Supreme Court was taken and | while it was pending the prisoner's lawyer hit upon a novel method of securing his client’s release. He suc- ceeded in convincing a United States commissioner that he had the right, pending the hearing, to admit Zim- merman to bail. He fixed the bonds at $10,000; straw bail was furnished and Zimmerman levanted. This was four years ago, and nothing was heard of Zimmerman until his re- capture in Utah last Monday. Mean- time his case has been decided against him by the supreme court, and the chances of his being hanged } are very strong. The Lost Atlantis. for many centuries there has been | a tradition of a long lost island call- j ed Atlantis. with the descending vehicle and her | in the Atlantic crushed | The Greek geographers located it Ocean, of the ‘northwest part of Africa and th Pillars Hercules. west The sea kings of | Atlantis are said to have invaded Eu- ; rope and Africa, and to have been defeated by the Athenians. the legends agree tha f inexhaustible as a of supe inhabited by a race ine aided the | of Minden, | at their very door. With their an- cient text book, a case of physic, a pee in their waistcoat giving them he se to practy and dose with their injurious drugs. cau- terize experiment and performing unnecessary acts, with no person or laws to hold them accountable, they continue their bigoted, unjustified practice, rinto vacancy, and imagining y seein themselves an Escu- lapius. Wra are ped in ancient bigotry, they erving out against all improve- ments that have been made in med- ical They denounce teaadvanced by z science. any inan or an »pposition school as a fraud. Why? Bee new 1 Sete) will not be ben- “Not at s efited? . but because their | special ism didn not make the discov- ery. iey concede that there is no - known to their materia med will ¢ un advanced kidney diseases arising of them wing proof that War- re will—but ugh many unscrup- yinptomsand eallthem nin reality they know but A few of the more hens ast. physi- symp toms. who the art of treatinent of diseases by those s to be learned in In many diseases several organs r less implicated what seems a primary are ore 0 and may For instance have its ori- gin in a disturbed stomch. On the other hand, sickness at the stomach may be caused by blow the head. The seat of typhoid fever is in the upper part of the bowels, but most of its worst symptoms are in the brain. Symptoms of disease as disease themselves are ailment | be one quite remote. a severe headache may a on well as oftentimes followers or concomitants of some unsuspected organic diseases in this is peculiarly true of lung, liver, brain and heart diseases in general, for it is now known they are the result of kidney which shows its presence in some such indirect man- ner. disease, Several years ago a gentleman be- came convinced of the truth and through his efforts the world has been warned of kidney disease and asa result of continued effort a specitic known as Warner's Safe Cure was discoved, the general use of which has shown it to be of ines- timabie benefit in all case where | kidney treatment is desirable or nec- essary. When consumption is threatened see to it that the condition of the kidneys is immediately inquired in- to and if they are found diseased, ‘curethem immediately by the use lof Waruer’s Safe Cure and the symptoms of lung decay willrapidly disappear. There are too many instance already recorded of the terrible results pro- 4 by alack of knowledge con- i cerning the cause of disease,and hu- man life is of to much importance to be foolishly sacrificed to bigotry or ignorance. Use for Tramps- Anderson, Ind., March 19.—For several days a gang of tramps have | been causing much annoyance here by their insultingjmanner to women. | Last night eight of the fellows were found in the Midland Depot, where | they had forced an entrance and ta- ken possession. A gang of about 30 | men, armed with poles and barrel staves, gathered from a convenient heading factory, and led by the Town | Marshal, went to the depot and formed a gauutlet along the railroad. | | Through “these lines of men the tramps 3 forced to run, their speed being accelerated by heavy The cifully whipped, from many of had reached It has been mps have being the blows well laid on by the men. tramps were ut the blood them by the eto run thers through a gauntl into the river. Citizens generally approve of the course. Villian s Australian Herp Pili. a w, Biilou f