The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 1, 1889, Page 2

4 i 4 4 a 4 ” serene ei ii eA 853s DISGL BROOME a T RS RETI RN ine popule ; an a ye cae per cent Searching for Washington, D.C. Apml 23.— They Didnt bind the ud Water i Seas Gay What they Expected. shot Bae a E { u seas thee graph office of the Unien t Se ve ‘ i a —|t : : came i morning indicated t © early : : : fe o (fot of M morning trains frei ¢ ‘ hak - | De corres t terday over two how > dat , ¢ : my { } “ ; : tue z : Ww c ian + this delay was apy : 4 ; a aS Seu ored uy 8) sae Seah EY RY post oftice fig none of fourteen coaches cro es cons 5 : < e : ores i tHill, Mo. He didn't platforms with return 8 Be ear I e eS » boy now : aa ' pulled into the depot. A mo ; Se any Inde} ny sae ‘ gusied erowd could he ed A eee ' : ae X : : They were mos ly from : : rae se of # in . ; Towa, Nebraska s oe oe . tt é : : “I went to Le: ene | : 7 of i \ - ; Hee gray whiskered fai el ne : , ; : his | : : Tee fortune aud came back cisa \ W y three | od i : but I knew that I i oe fae : : chances. I rec t i ee a ‘ is ; “ something in the Okla n 2 5 i but Til tell ye the t anything | "” vero | ; tar C ' : : in it at - s ae ; a My : ‘ nat ~ i There were over 300 > 1 ree i a Gan iaecrcam arise ; as the train that left Arkansas City.) — ee cane i i t g Kan., last night and nearly 200 more a ea i a init to wanted to go but were obliged to oe oe es ; ke ‘ - : t for the next train. oo a ues ed is th | ber of returning boomers dropped on eee ret z Ae es : out at various stations 5 ; e ; ry t ot : 2 LOOKS LIKE A BIG bi: ne Ls } oe Edward Gilven at the 35 oe 7 : ae ‘ , ies Thinois settlers was at t e- Rev. HTB U : ; | pot jeading back home. id: |, a : b Cos “We were on the t is =) i Lansas | : . : rived in Guthrie ou 43 oR eoas : ae t} : ; z ae noon. We were not 72 ‘ : ic Ay ; was |, es Bear i town sites but fanu : ; country 2 . i i . . ey found pretty fair in th rp) The ie ade ; aa ad river bottoms, bul not near a : . old to Der f : Fal s ; + | as the farms we were ing. paling: ; isc ; : soil is red and looks like brick eh “| mad In fact the greater pert of the . ~} min try looks like an immense tn ick are Ee Gi be it kiln. Look at these shoe:”"—aid ty - igs 5 be displayed a pair of shoes covers ae ‘ : ye with a fine red dust—“trat’ | F start kind of land they call ‘good + | t a a whe Most of the boomers returning ee bine with w this morning ked out el sie pcan rae day but had refused to settle ¢ thei: | marvelous r \ ' vande ; : : and bring on thei mil The | sete ae: found, dlihy citizen of the | most disappointed Of the returning | i ry Rheunmatis ‘ he wil uns Couney went to | boomers are the Towa | sis f his met by a trange r “Tt's lucky we tock some + rece inquiries re-} with ws so that we could ba : C} ss ut | Baik A hich ae i ved Mr. Ric qi | : ee get a claim and I fat G rall cont MA ty " niet Fl "5 S H Paes oe a ie | Bho Wie aia whieh he said he | wouldn't have taken it if TF could,” | set tiewa arte eae aes ‘ole j ; C1 a ae te Xs ee se PEERS US : i gaid another. j be miei (esonee ee 7 diag sate epi Gis = | When a few miles from town they : Fe Fea} pledly retin ie hers : Hc up mhere | accosted stranger 2 | CONGRESSMAN TARSNEV'S OPINIONS given. Tue Is : fon , ibgeO nie bie g | Congressman John C. Tarsney, to-ryr Tine = oF the AGE Mes alter : : L pro- | who came in on this morning’ s train E = avalia ae imate, | posed au foe of cards with from southwestern Kansas, said that A Desperado Visit nee a hea cards. Richardson Ww: when the train left) Arkansas City Cc s April ot es ai Serge ae ON op ale win $7,000, which No. 2 there was searcely breathing room. |® #8ng of notorious chance! isikooy cea a theres 2 bai & s on ul him, as See ES | turning from Oklahoma he thought | 08 noe 8 ties OFS var, A eae eee i, of | - ae = m Cat is ne eity — that every train would bring back as 1 Holt, som en, : hl ee tinea on ts One ee men, and, although the many disgusted boomers. j caught yesterday at De fe ie: pees i 3 cashier remonstrated with him, drew STANDING BUFFALO GOES EAST. jeast of he ii sere Arcee on a ameey 4I-| the amount, refusing to tell for what Among those the Santa Fe Franklin. a eee ane a eee Ebi es brought in was a tall Indian wear- roll county arrested 2 : rto quiet! No. 1 and exhibited the money, when ted and called ing a white slouch hat and ear | witt, but it was ouly Te ae ee arevolver was placed & his head the pipe of peace in his hand. ae = a aye he aan Hiehardeorwas was Standing Buffalo, chief of the aaa Ridaon the ee while Se Gp mae nite Poneas, on his way to Washington Miter Alurply ascended the fre| text before he was permitted to give to protest against the usurpation of a a ~ “S| the alarm, thusallowing the schemers the Cher okee strip by the horde of : i. : a a | vovescape: boomers. Standing Buffalo cally ; eT ali the oot be| ' accepted a cigar from the reporier, 4 ae i ve nothing to do with “eure- | and placidiy blowing wreaths of ; a medicin s that are adve smoke in adeliberate manner: “Much | Phere are $ paainet | 7 A ire aegis oak ae Smits sian Game: aa “ake . one for stealing , ¢ a} oh : a toa roken neck. Read ihe list of aie ee % : o late. The man drop-| diseases that Dr. Pierce's Golden lands belong to Indian. Shoot too |! Sullivan county, for z | ¢ pape \ | Mediezl Diseovery will eur Affe much. Indian go to (¢ Father | t h- ; te a em ie tions of the throat and lung i to Washington. Ugh!"—Kanses ee et ae tea 6 fent consumption, disordered liver, City Star. ae ose and | sore throat, bronehit asthma, ea- ” j ora squarely on the | tarrh, ulcers, tumors, and swellings WE eonik Sinks Nows. ae : | ee His skull was j eaused by serofula and pad blo d An excursion to Mexico will leave for h im f fe “Or : ae = | eo a “ca | f five icet from where hej seems like a cure all it is NOs St. Louis May 7. t ™ Yi bespattered with his | s great “Discove ri Pierce City and Monett will had re ul these ¢ plaints united by telephone. : ‘ber of | i iti the ble 4 upom A “pie party” is ore of the late cr t 2 nd builds alt tertainments at C: ton. ‘ fs oe John H. Allen, aged 25, was | he wrete a le his tt drowned in a cre near Keyies- | Grove, 3 tog ville. \ ace in a stock trace and ha Scott Ba himsel!. " : Teventy-five citizens of 7 have combined to build a butter an. ! cheese factory. 4 cas two may alter: At bar rglar attempting to ; Cnr Bey i enter a Clinton sa ia unexpectedly i ; i c “afterward, confessed | ran into a gun trap. The stranger | with to mer- 2 ad was lyn dragged A guard has been Ozark j jail to on the part of the Bald Knobbers to The Carroilten self aw sta = » che: p li three Journal atiemp$ probs condemned He has served a term commit suicide > was han row toe on the is known : which ano than a ye St. ais is The cit sing thin du Tite wa, Tails = digestion of not very ro There need be the overflow in Oklahoma. and Kansas are near by. penitentiary and has been claims dozen times. enter bust. ‘ i about Missouri | With You Once Mo re — rt AURA 0 ALR With a meee Fresh les Seie a Ces a Fa By i ui SPOONER PATeNT COLLAR REVENTS -C —-——-P! 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