The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 24, 1889, Page 3

Desperadoes and Officers Battle. 7 7 -.. April 16.—Geo. in Harrison, two ") SJACOBS Q]], FOR RHEUMATISM. Murderer Swift Hanged. Hartford, Conn., April 18.— H. Swift, aged 29, was hanged | porte d Be a 10:18 2. lo dae foc he a ity, rufflans, went to the : by tH hisdeite i > te of Kersh. | Alexander Abd: see No. ‘Ist dam fan $20,000 LOST. COL. D. 3. WILLIAMSON, Ex-U. S. Consul at Callao, Pera, whose fac-simile | Sally Anderson by | No. 11. 2nd dam | No. 12. sire ¢ Tackey 2 of the d Cc. 2:10, Taylor w 1st premium a saddle sta could pace or trot At 10:15 the processi the sh e the condemned cell headed bs | him ¢ | 5 | tween two priests, while four depn- | ties bron the closed Swift w | Ou the s if up the re ae BYher Aa, a ald by eee ss Specter’ ie Recurat Aton eo. ature from his testimonial tores and threatening to clean out wh Policeman Hilton nnati, beth as | fe = adster. the whole determine is here shown, Se Se ° Mambring Chief Jj.) DON PEDRo. fect in IS CTs ON te d io arr them, but as | States: “Twas a help- his head yy uare, the drop instantly fell 4 so ck pi aoe a fatal | i the fine young x ack, will less cripple for ba . t 4 woun He returned the fire, kill- | ¥ st at the ables. Dou years from rhe - to -all i The body fell like a dead we | “Heh aie nee Membrino Chief, Jr., will do ser- Pe iose Gs hecanenien \ , The legs were spasmodically drawn | ; Osnams ens ee ee ee 2at Mr. Warnock’s (Humphrey | with «ood weight foaled duly 1886. “o> ‘tsm, spent $20,000 publie fup three times and there was aj 7°°*™8 Hu us rignt ari at the | farm) stable one mile southwest of | cred by Midnieht, dam bv J e in vain, then used St. i ® | slit twitching of the hands and| ond and compelli him to droj : = og € = Butle rats — — Tebbs Alexander er dam } Nine > Jacobs Oil, and it cured > Aly ie d Neto on died yesterday, | to Stand and suck, service due whe Pesach ot oe be . ont » body hung motionless. his y . H n died yesterday. mat conn a si as —— & Lafer 3 big jack gr gr by Imp. t- t me.” HINDERCORNS. | Swift's mother and sister bade | Hatvisen is m awoeriis orate edema ed Esparter Te dnight by Turner's \ — Me onty mare Cure for Corns. Stopmall pain, Enearee aes 5; é : j - rship or about to be removed | Wellington he by Bramblets Wel! ES a stele Gad Deak DS contort to thetect. ie. at Prugeists: Heo ECON T. | him cood-bye at LOo clock lastnight. | Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. j fromthe county. A lien will be retain- | ington by Imported Moroeast): : na ¥50 CONSUMPTIVE Father Carroll with J from | We desireto call your ans shee Pen ee Aa Don Pedro will be allowed tos THE USARLES A. VOGELER CO., maiescinode Ton that time till midnight. [rom then | ™4rkable article os Teal ‘ ee to ‘ ommence April ls about twe res at S10 to insure BALTIMORE. MD. © my Bes Sacocive nasekic int after daylight he was alone Suivi Wire ee ae be Ror pgenane uy cereal | ave Colin tp and suck. Other 3 : Feet Reyes ota ie mene iS 9¢ taken top event aceide ats but | conditions same as Timothy. —s es Re Sues ae oe usible should any CHAS. S. CONCKLEN BAL LAR D's mother pr Vather ¢ j HOREHOC returned soon alter seven ime Swift had h UES PARLOA’ >: COOK — Large Quay , coffee, ete, of a n will stand t t F able eight miles due east ile puth of the Butler 0eTOO.D0 >! Le F 1 been sold. Mailed . s eS s ase 5 pookseller, or Swift was condemned his H ow better thau three ‘ : : Qu | } STiaGh Bake fae Te bred to trot and ean trot. foal You are invited to ¢ i nade a gallant fight for his red to trot and can trot, foal ding. TERMS: $10 to When T say Cv do not mean merely to reenter “4, : = + got by Abbott of Tesuck. colt: will stand tow a for ‘ then have them re- ; 5 id a and Eehonee ef 2: tt $ tore Gray Z H ‘ 9 its Youthful Color. Two Days. Miss ana Cher : pound which y : pciving Scere marve ity in the cure seus | Prt - 5 = E > t Express ate Ww a , brother in blood to Clark Chief No. ‘ for a : ‘ ; 89 sire of Croxie 2:194 and tive oth- same as Prince le ey } ersincluding Kentucky Prince sire un Pe ae ee in Sas nd to Bive 2, Spoiford 2:153, Com- : ym chronic casce and ette 1 1 vabri ‘hie eless ee 4 aa a aun bec xy Old Membrino Chiet oT cent im 1 oN Em: s = LL, Ist dain Big Nora by Down RISING STAR dr. ing’s Bay Messenger sire of Jim This fine young stallion will stand the sex Porter 2:28 un Mrs. ¢ — Trine Pains. tt Weakening Pain~ udle ‘hicles = = sateen vablic square, Butler, Mo\, 5 ai , | low rate $10 to insure acolt to stand up Ephor. sao Re Abbott by |cnck. Money due when colt etands and su we : a Caliban No. 3: dam Country | mare with or leaves neighborhoo we ticine, i a tacaeet “fies , Maid . 5 Sta sa dark : We will Maid by Country Gentienin, son of nds high, weighs abo t A a n igh, Y ONE MAN. Greatly improved 1 is not Rysdik’s Hambletouian No. 10, 2nd ilo and harness Enea net eX F ° exeellen on pees sin Belle by Belle Morgan No. 61, ication, | seem, ee come 1o-1yF ale Ree ogo waremavecd 3 4, by Afanbs no Pil .t No. 29, Ist | foal will be held responsible for the service ren- seedy what yo pwaant. she greatest iat ce chink S60 ncn Head dam Cassia by Ca s M. Clay Ir., oe Ce ; i Electric Bitters. So ma NG 22) Siie Om Duringo) 258 SMarey | aaa aan tation ic made yesterday | owe their restoration ( 3, Membrino Pilot by Me ettlement. aay GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. which indicates that he has not for the Gre Atte i brino Chief No. 11, Ls Juliett pNgticg is bereny given, that the u a : z és y é are troubled wit z - er a istrator of the % gotten the civil service reform plank 7 peered by Pilot Jr., sire of Mo Dea ee ee een E. 5 B in the national republican platform. nding you will surely find 1 2:25, Pilot Temple and th vin eet a with eaid estate 7 oa A delecatic eo eeued anbera | OY Ue of Electric Bitters, Sold at_ soc. dams of Maud 8. 2:083. J.-L. C. 2:10, | if Bates county AMissouvis.to (be holden = ING MLK A delegation of several members} and $1 per bottle at Walls & Halls | Nutw 2-183 it Butler, Missouri, ia sai on the MADE WITH BOILING Walx, Nutwood 2:183. i of cons waited on him to ask tore. ; s : eas of May, R — ———--—_—_—_—__—— |, Ss a —— Certiricate:—We, the undersign- iveay Administrator further postponement of the appli-] 4 student of human conduct says —_—___—__—— ed certify that we know the horse Membrino Chief Jr, forme:ty owned by J. W. Hughes, of Richwood Sta- | Notice is hereby given, that letter testament. tion Ky., and know bit io be a first. | 8ty.on the estate of Thos. W. Childs, deceased, # - were granted to the undersigned, on the inth cation of the civil service rules to ecutors’ Notice. good man gone wrong is usud uly the railway ail service. The pres treplied that it could not be 2 bad man found out.” . 2 A Meyor Noonan dec lines to permit | class breeder, his colts sre extra in | day of March, Iss9, b . court « ts by 47 ‘ lone. , he first postponement from a 2 pen We Gee ee. 1 a | = thy ot Maren Apert pace era Irs 0% Michels ton Mave lene acid the St. Louis small boy to use the | Shape, size and style All persons having claims against said estate Boe. 8 SEED I) Wes HERE Toy Rs deadly cat rifle any mor J.W. Tauirarno, P. C. Bepixarr, are required to exhibit them for allowance to la been x > 4 » of » inability ee ee te, ’ see the executors Within one yearafter the date of en made because of the inability a eee J. G. Braprorp, G. O. Creex, sald letters, oF they tay” be precluded from f the civil service commission to Sunday's St. Louis Republic con- J. L. Frazier, Wiittam Riney, De RecaeniMited wieuia Gre venneteniGie H nati prepare eligible lists by the earlier ] sisted of forty pages, largely devoted Este: kv Leen Uo | ce OIE PO ULCa Het auevanntL DE sorely A Most Effective Combination. | ateuyatitiioronw ase nomexoucon forte honmn citl oe iStI Sami Hixp Jr, = Jawes W. Hues barred. ‘This 25th day of March. Iss This well known Tonle and Nervine Is raining ate, ere Was xcuse r | to 2 » interests St. Lou- : > = > Fie eg Ee ror Debi z. br | to booming the intere of St. Lou-] J. Ww. Warsox, Brisno. SHIRLEY CHILDS, Se NERVOUS disorders. It relveves ail any further postponemest. “We J is. e Bixecuvors- languid and debilitated conditions of the sys- tem ; strengthens the intellect, end heatty eats builds up worn out Nerves: aids digestion mores impaired or lowe Vitality. ont brings beck ful strength a Te, and used regularly Mer che Sater agains the depressing influence of M:laria. e Price—$1.00 per Rott e of 24 ounces, @ FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. NO MORE EYE-GLASSES DON CARLOS. Also Don Carlos, ithe fine thor- Order of Publication. oughbred Jack, wili stand at the | state or missouRr, ee 9 a sta COUNTY OF BATES, stable ut $10.00 for » colt to stand In the Circuit court of ati meee in vacation and suck. Don Carlos black Jack, | March Isth , mealy nose, 15 hands high, fine stephen Crouit, p plaintifl, ve. Sa length with plenty of bone and] Now at this dav comes the plaintiff herein. aL ontodieials aaa his attorney before the uudersigned clerk of weight, foaled July 4, sired by reuit court of Bates county. Missouri. in ic aed | vacation, and files his affidayit, alleging Adams Black Spaniard, Ist dam by | [hong other things, thay defendant, Sarat Mattengly’s Diamond, 2nd dam by | Crouch is Rot a resident of the, state a M _ ca. souri. ereupon it is ordered by th Imported Iron Duke, 3rd dam a] Crerk’ in vacation that said defendant be thoroughbred Jennet descended { notified by publication that plaintif has com- re 2 iy Kil = ~ Wil menced a suit against her in this court by pe- from Anthony Kilgore and Dr Wil- | tition ond afidac FE the object and general na- son’ i 3 ‘arlos hs ture of which is to obtain a decree of divorce son’s Importations. Don Carlos has | fare of which is to eaaerirnioney (ieee eitore tec proved to be one of the best breed | tracted and entered into by and between said ers ever in Bates county and a cure should be disregarding the pledges made to the country,” said General Harrison, “if we did that.” At Manhattan, Kansas, Arbor Day was observed by the citizens planting 1,000 forest trees in the city’s forty-acre ats Mrs. William Cross, of Seymcur Indiana, is dying from the effects of acopper-head bite, received over 30 years ago. Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired trom pratice THE GLORY OF MAN Rippon Se coe ea East India missionary the tormula ot a sO 4 if | simple vegetable remedy for the speedy oT R E N GT H Vv ! TA LITY G Beaiermanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and al! throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Neryous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it Known to his suffering fellow. Actuated by this motive and a_ desire to reiieve human suffering. I will send free hh Crouch, = & ® The bite of the worm at the root withers the leaf at the top. Use Warner’s Log Cabin Extraet for internal and external application. MITCHELL’S S ALVE plaintiff and defendant, upon the ground of desertion, and that defendant has absented ot charge, to all who desire it, this re- foal getter. herself omy and, abandoned plaintiff for ceipt, in Germac, French or English, a ee CHAS. S. CONCKLIN more than the spsce of one year next be- : . AAD. De I= LaN- fore the fil of his petition herein, and that A Certain, Safe, ::.. Efertive Remedy the Irrorsof You Premature Decline, Nervous One of the squaws in the Sioux % ora the oe Raralr bee, _ unless the said Sarah Crouch be and appear at this court, at the next term thereof, to be be- . ef Butler. in said county, on the third day of 5 2 June next, and on or before the sixth day of Timothy, bay stallion, serve | said term, if the term shall so long continne— b} 1 h andif not, thenon or before the last day of mares at my stable, five miles nort said term—answer or plead to the petition in . m s said cause, the same will be taken as confease of Butler and five im out (Of jst rae cent: onll bes rentlered rancortapty Advian at $15.00 for a colt to stand And be it further ordered that a copy hereof = = a aS e published, according to law, in the Butier and suck. Service due when colt | Weekly Tres, a wee ly newspaper printed = Fs and Physical with full directions for preparing and | Eee elmpuritiesof the Blood, | inc. Sent by mail by addresing. with : UNTOLD MISERIES Sedalia. Mo.. April 17.—Near Tip- Resulting trom Folly, Vice, Ignorance, Excesees or SORE, WEAK, & | INFLAMED E EYES, Producing Long-Sightedness, & Restor- ing the Sight of the Old. Cures Tear Drops, Granotations, Stye Tumors, Red Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes, ASD PRODUCING QUICK RELIEF ASD PERMANENT CURE. Also, equally efficacious when used in, other station such as Uk ad Tr a Salt Rheam. verinflammation exits, ‘ma Indian band that accompanies Fore paugh’s show, this season, is known to her friends as Mrs. Hail-Stones- in-Her-Stomach. pn ton, Monitean county, yesterday, ~ jon, Enervating and unfitting the victim | the 4yearold son and 2 year-old ‘Work, Business, the Married or Social Relation. = = : Avoid unskilful pretenders. Possess this creat | daughter of J. P. Hayes, a promi- Mary Anderson seems to have en tirely recovered since her return to Tt contains Beautiful comes or when mare changes owner- | and published in Bates county, Missouri, for ma} used o e s a AT 7 4 y be to advantage. only $1.00 by | nent farmer, touched a match to a I Sea : 5 : four weeks successively, the last insertion to 2 id, eects | : a > 8) England. She has become thorough-| ship or about to be Syed From | Cee eee ee eee eee ee on Sold by all ee. , — ou app now. The | pile of loose straw. eir clothing | 1y acclimated to a foreign shore and| the county. A lein will be retained | the next term of cirenit court. ae ra ae “us is] corer Wm. fl. Parker, M. D., ~ : aye the COLD ‘AND JEWELLED MEDAL | took fire and the boy received injur- ies that terminated fatally this : 5 JOHN C. HAYES, Circuit Clerk. is settled. | A true copy from the record. Ist. 1889. Witness my hand and the seal of the circ on all colts until servic: Season to commence Ap ne ietatiornl Shed tort hoes takes no further interest in her na- ‘7 tive land. Some day Mary will be [szat] court of Bates county, this isth day - t 5 = A Sie : : j st. 188! : il _ASS9. JOHN 'C. HAYES, t Physicians may be Rusnitel com, | morning, while the little girl lingers | sorry. and close July Ist, 1889. Care will Bae bc Cirenit Clerk. BODY Me preaL = spe ens ast in terrible agony, with no hopes en- finch St., BR iow" a = = lor books ef lovers foc civics should be | tertained of her recovery. as above. Eczema, Itchy, Scaly, Skin fortures. The simple application ot “SwayNe’s OINTMENT,” without any internal medi- cine, will cure any case of Tetter, Salt id} Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores, be taken to prevent accidenis but will not be reponsible should any oc- cur. EQUN ITABLE DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE. if OAN AND INVESTMENT Timothy, dark bay sta'lion, 16} ASSOCIATION hands high, fine style and action with plenty of bone and muscle, OF SEDALIA, MO. CAPITAL STOCK, $2,000,000. Secretary Tracy's subordinates like him. That is a good sign. When a manis unpopular with his men it is never probable that he is all right and he is all wrong. Uthographic piates of ic buildina-. RHEBRAS | Pimples, Eczema all Scaly, Itchy Skin IOLACREAM Eruptions, no matter how obstinate or L\ long standing. It is potent, effective, HIS preparation, without and costs but a trifle. 32 1yr NSE butatrifie, 32 Co ee po mag tare Pi On Monday the Kansas City court | a Black-Heads, Sunburn ad of appeals rendered a decision de- A few applications will render the | claring Sunday base ball to be un- Gen. Grant's dying wish is about to be realized. The country 1s go- ing to have peace. It is confidently asserted by those who are in a posi- tion to know that Gov. Foraker is to bred by James H. Scott, Lexington, Ky., foaled in spring of 1885 has never been trained but can show a three minute gait by Alamo, Jr., Ist dam Nelly by Zachary Taylor, 2nd) This association issues a series each month, on payment of membership fee y - We pay cash dividends semi-annually dam old Nelly by Tom Crowder, sire | on P2id Up Stock. E. experience 204 have 1 as meg oy ee Amotions ot One Dollar per share. Most stubbornly red skin “soft, smooth and be sent as minister to Germany. | of the dams of John W. Conly 2:24, We loan money anywhere in Missouri. Casesae : : nder the S aed . as = 9.95 = See t ng tor nvestm s tor Pecicly ANDS JMhite. Viola Cream is not a paint or | !awful under the laws of Missouri. With Halstead and Foraker out of | Belva Lockwood 2:25, Cooley 2:26, nye vere oe ee i a wel ae ee MARKS. — CES t th try there will be not Modesty 2:26}, Alamo Jr. by Alamo, 1,00" °° “T HP Norton, ixeent ‘| In case your mark is agred in the Pt= mp- is superior to all other preparations, and Itch, Marge and scratches or every | the country there will be nobody to 1st dam by Prince -Albert, son of - Ee Rear we | ent ‘apply & sige For aad procare y of guaranteed to give satisfaction. Atdrug- | ind on human or animals cured in 30] renew the war of the rebellion eve Pt | Saimediate protection. or Hanavook. " use or mailed for 50 cents. Prepared by | minutes by Wooltord’s Sanitary Lotion. 4 TY | Billy Tonnes, sire of the dam of | eLOPTEIGHTS fer, od quarts, maps, ION . C. BITTNER &' GO) | This never tails. Sold by W. J. Lane-| time a political campaign springs | Woodford Chief 2:22}, Alamo rec Bs | eee Canratear matics — TOLEDO, OHIO. Gown, Butler, Slo- 11-6m | UP- 2:34 by Almont No. 33 who has 34 j GENERAL OFFICE: #2 BeoADear. ¥.¥.