The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 18, 1889, Page 1

} Weekly Times. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 18. 1889. ~ NOTICE! Superintendents of Sunday Schools are kindly requested to report all names of scholars, from the smallest ones to the Lawrence, Kan., Dec. 13.—Ex- Governor St. John spoke to the Kent club of the state university at the opera house last evening on the present iniquities of the tariff laws: He scored the republicans in con-| gress for blocking tariff legislation | last year and ridiculed President Harrison’s pretentions to helping the farming class by laying more burdens and restrictions in their | way. B@~ WINE OF CARDUI, a To: Although people talk glibly about | ALL BOYS OVERCOATS, SIZES COST. | | | i | 47012 YEARS, AT ACTUAL | | ALL MEN'S PEA JACK- 4 | ? | | ETS AND VESTS, AT ACTUAL | $22.50 SUITS & OVERCOATS, $18. Se | $8.50 36.00 age of 15 years. a million bushels of wheat, but very | 1 a P : few realize what a vast amount that | H [ ; SH | $6.50 $5.00 Bring your List at|represents. If 2 million bushels |] ° | were loaded on American freight | ———————— ie ee once. Sam Levy & Co, THE CRONIN VERDICT. The Jury After Deliberating for Over Seyenty Hours Comes toa Conclusien. Chicago, Dec. 16.—The Cronin jury spent last night in the room in the criminal court building which they occupied continuously since Friday, and kepta light burning brightly until after 2 o'clock this morning. At 2:30 o'clock the jury came into the court room and delivered its verdict. THE TEXT OF THE VERDICT. The verdict in the Cronin case is as follows: We, the jury, find the defendant John F. Beggs not guilty. We, the jury. find the defendant John Kunze guilty of manslaughter, ag charged in the indictment, and fix cars, 500 bushels to a car, it would fill a train over fifteen miles long; if! transported by wagon, forty-four | bushels per wagon, it would make a line of teams 142 miles long. If! made into bread. reckoning a bushel | to sixty pounds of flour, it would) give each man, woman and child in the United States a two-pound loaf! of bread. Two Men Killed. A collision between a freight train | and a switching outfit in the yards; at Pleasant Hill, on the Missouri | Pacific, Friday night about half past nine o'clock, was reported yesterday | morning. It seems that the switch- ing train was at work in the! west end of the yards, and had pull- ed out on asiding to permit Third 127; coming east to pass. The switched train was not altogether | clear off the main track, and the eastward bound train struck the pro | truding cars on the siding. Some of the freight trains loads were de | railed and after the ground had We feel jubilant over our trade this Fal—it has been immense. The people have appreciated our low prices and bought liberally—and no wonder. Never have we made such low prices. withstanding our already very low prices, we have still further reduced them as above. Not- We want to close out entirely, if possible, and have given prices, an extra hard squceze- They will surprise and please you. GIFTS for husband, father, brother or son. Be sure to get our prices before buying. nothing but a little time and may save you money. These “TAILOR-MADE” suits and overcoats, will make excellent CHRISTMAS Ti will cost you been examined it was discovered that two tramps had been killed in| i 4 <TTTT > > ~~ a * LOW PRICES ON UNDERWEAR AM E h | F A \ | SUITABLE HOLIDAY GIFTS. ail “TAILOR-MADE SUITS. NOBBY his punishment at three years in the ; 50e UNDEWEAR, his nescence RRR RES erence nett SOOO a aoe find the defendants the accident. They were asa mat- T5e 2 50e a » OVERCOATS AND PANTS, SILK | pik Oe Se die unknown to the railroad ne A oat OR CASHMERE MUFFLERS, } B ghlix k O'S $1.0( : and Martin Burke guilty of murder mae ee oe ee SILK UN . : oaTK sr |} c j SIL MBRELLAS, SILK AND }) in the manner and form charged in Mothers Read. $1.50 “i $1.00 oe a ii eet . : z the indictment, and fix the penalty| The proprietors of SANTA ABIE £2.00 $1.50 | PLUSH NECKWEAR, KID } $2 St. at imprisonment in the penitentiary have autorized Dr. E. L. Rice to re fund your money, if after giving this California King of Cough Cures a HO [ SH Gloves, Jewelry. A fine hat or plush a for the term of their natural lives. Simultaneous with the announce- en ae a a ij —— } Cap. ment of the verdict, Coughlin, O’Sul- livan and Burke turned deathly pale, while Kunze started suddenly from _ his seat and a moment later drop- _ ped his head upon his breast and burst into tears. McElree’s WINE OF CARDUI for female diseases Missouri’s War Claim. Tuesday Senator Cockrell reported from the senate comittee on military affairs his own bill to authorize the secretary of the treasury to examine certain vouchers filed or to be filed by the state of Missouri for sams claimed to be due from the United States government on account of payments made by Missouri since April 22, 1862, to’ the officers and enlisted men of her military forces during the war of 1861-5. The re- port accompanying the bill shows that a measure precisely similar_to the present one was favorably re- ported by the committee and passed by the senate in the forty-eighth, forty-ninth and fiftieth congressss and was favorably reported in the house but no action was taken. The state of Missouri expended large sums of money during the war in keeping up the militia and nearly $8,000,000 has been paid back by the United States government, but there are balances still due, the ag- gregate amount depending on the vouchers and claims that have been filed or are yet to be filed. Senator Cockrell is making an early start with the matter this session and hopes to have the bill passed. Rheumatism and Dyspepsia Cured. Miss annette Day used several bottles of Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup and tound almost instant relief. Thave received greater benefit trom the use ot Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup tor dyspepsia than any medicine I ever used. Many of my triends have used it and speak of it in the highest terms Miss Emily Day. We certify to the above testimonials. | We have never handled remedies that give such universal satisfaction. Bradshaw & Thomas, druggists, Fair- field, Ia. Prepared by Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich, fair trial as directed, it fails to give satisfaction for the cure of coughs, croup, whooping cough and throat and lung troubles. When the dis- ease affects the head and assumes the form of catarrh, nothing is so effectiveas CALIFORNIA CAT-R- CURE. These preparations are without equals as household reme- dies. Sold at $100 a package. Three for $2.50. Canadians in Favor of Annexation. Montreal, Dec. 13.—Since the visit of the Montreal aldermen to Dututh, Minneapolis and St. Paul most of them have become red hot annexa- tionists and freely express them- selves assuch. To-night the nation- al club, the leading liberal organiza- tion in the province, put itself on record. The question was if Canada would be benefited by annexation. The principal speaker was Premier Merciers, son in-law of Gonin,a prom- inent lawyer, who made a speech in which he showed conclusively that annexation was preferable even to independence. Trombley, another speaker, made que of the most tell- ing spaeches ever heard on behalf of annexation, at the end of which the club rose en masse and declared un- mistakably for union with the Unit- ed States. ~ Cold Wayes. Are predicted with reliable accuracy and people liable to the pains and aches of rheumatism dread every change to damp or stormy weather. Although Hood's Sarsaparilla is not claimed to be a positive specific for rheumatism, the remarkable cures it has effected show that it may be ta. ken for this complaint with reason- able certainty of benefit. Its action is neutralizing the acidity of the | blood, which is the cause of rhevma- tism, constitutes the secret of Hood's |Sarsaparilla. If you suffer from | rheumatism, give Hood's Sarsaparil- ‘Ja a fair trial; it will do you good. cana Acute and chronic rheumatism can be effectually and permanently cured by ‘the use of Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup land Plasters. 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