The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 21, 1891, Page 3

! bi ct VOL. XIII. BATES COUNTY National Bank. BUTLER, MO. THE OLDEST BANK TH LARGEST AND THE ONLY NATIONAL IN BATES COUNTY. CAPITAL, - - $125,000 00; SURPLUS, - $25,000 00! F.J. TYGARD, - - = HON. J. B. NEWBERRY, 1.C.CLARK - : President. | Viee-Pres. Cashier John Atkison’s | i Pension Avency. Over Dr Eyeringham’s store rooms West Side - W. E. TUCKER, DENTIsT, BUTLER, - MISSOURI. Office, Southwest Corner Square, over Aaron Hart’s Store. Lawyers. J. H. NORTON. Attorney-at-Law. Office, North Side, over Barnhardt’s Jewelry Store. CALVIN F Boxtey, PROBECUTING ATLOUNEY, CALVIN F. BOXLEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Butler, Mo. Will practice in all the courts. ARKINSON & GRAVES, ATTORN<cYS AT LAW. Office West Side Square, over Lans- down's Drug Store. AGE & DENTON, ., ATTORNEYSAT LAW, Office North Side Square, over A. L. McBride’s Store, Butler, Mo. DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office, tront room over P. O. All calls answered at office day or night. Specialattention given to temale dis- cases. C. BOULWARE, Physician and e Surgeon. Office north side square, Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil- en aspecialtv. Butler, Mo. jc | of si jthe entire hottile band would be «x THE SIOUX TROUBLE ABOUT OVER. All the Hostiles Enter the Agen ey as Agreed Upon S. D., Indians have et day they were strung alo bank of White drove and fed Jan Pine Ridge 15.—The pontes Some e friendlies camp; others piteli heir tepees on the west basions! hite Clay. There were the é | The Brules camped iu the bo. im! around Red Cload’s ho hf al mile from the agency building Frank Grourard. the scout, estinet-] l 46 lode- £82, though he cannot estiumi ber of Indians. The I two miles fro the azenc on ed the uumbex | | | up py 25 been | broken up. | The advan | had 3 | when B had col! se f his H idea ers acd wanted to su to the When them | he weapons rifle rifles guns inal. jestes This was regarded asi the Indiaus did propose to give up their g and that they had hidden their best weapons in the hills. evidence that ail On this basis} pected to give up in the neighbor- hood of 100 gu: H Lnown | that every buck is the owner of at least one weapon. nen ib is The Australian Election Law. It gives much pleasure tu note the | very general interest in, as evinced by the resolutions of farmers al! over | the state, and desire for the adoption | of the Australian Election over the state. Itis an evidence of ageneral desire to secure honest} elections. that is both creditable to the people of the state, and a cause for congratulation on the part of these who have been champious of the purity of the ballot. As enacted in the last legislature, the law applies only to those cities having over 5,000 people, and not to the country at all. For a time there were serious objections to it on the part of some, who misunderstanding the terms of the law, supposed that it restricted the rights of the people in the matter of voting for such can- didates as were not of the older pe- litical parties. Those, however, who felt this way, soon found that they were mistaken, and many of those who were once the strongest oppo-| nent of the bill, are now earnest advocates. Stripped of all the technical make up of the law, the purpose is to pre- law all its most els‘, Le makes up wishes to vote. ‘eial is provided for by law. |the purchase or undue influence of & the next | votes, lies in the fact that it ‘himself to know how he makes up iB sician 2 ) Whether the + {devised so simple, and yet -c |the people, a bill has already been |e ery tate jeuiture BUTLER, MISSOUR!L WEDNESDAY JANUARY 21. [891. : NO. 9 R. R. DEACON, — {fem THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE ARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT HOUSE IN BUTLER. the ticket he Ibe For the help of blind persons and those who are uu- |@at tobacco was ruining me. var and then threw it into the Igreet. I had become convinced For able to read and write a sworn offi- bree months thereafter I under- ‘rent the most awful agony. I never | The reason that the Iaw prevents @pect to suffer more in this werld I didn’t goto any phy- to! lin- fcian or endeavor any Possibly a lt have given me some- Neith- I had made way possible for any one but the voter plliate my sufferings. to suf ortures. eS his ticket, and the would be buyer if t of therefore, never knows |@ did I break my vow. roods that I votes, Gelivered” |p my in s them. and therefore jal No other law has yet been )@l by it At the end of three months must forever lon tob after he cco or I would be ruin refrains. effee-imy longing for itabated. I gained ! weight. [ In obedience to the demand of slept well for seven or eight hours } nm tive for the purpose. jtwenty-five pounds in it. [require that amount ‘introduced, to muke this law gener- because of my excessive cereration. | ‘tions in} When I don't get it I am liable to| the state. and we shall expect to hea T have nev- | of its enactment.—Journal of Ag?i-{er smoked from that day to this, | ‘and while no one knows better than | lTthe pleasures to be derived from i tobacco, I am still well content to | forego them, knowing their effect.” | alin its application to el rheumatism or sciatica. Miles’ Nerve & Liver Puls. An important discoyery, They at on the liver, stomach and bowels throug) the nerves. A new principle. ‘The speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, tor pid liver, piles and eonstipation. Sples did for men, women and_ children. Smallest, mildest, surest. 30 doses fr Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The Best Salve inthe world for Cuts Bruises,Sores, Ulcers, SaltRheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chiblains 25 cents. Samples tree at H. L. ‘Tuck | Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi- er‘s Drug Store- te.yr {tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It 3 = ‘is guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction Why Depew Doen’t Smoke | or money refunded. Price 25 cts per boxt . For sale by all druggists. Everybody knows that Chaunwy Depew doesn’t smoke, but the rea- son of his abstinence forms an inte-! esting story. “I used to smoke twenty cigarsa! day,” said Mr. Depew “and I contia- ued it until I became worn out. I New York, Jan. 11.—'The follow- — : gan aoe es paneae | ing message from Father Craft was | ith me, and physiciaus tha’ ay i received to-day: plied to did not mention tobaeco. Ij ping Ridge. S. D., Jan. 13.—Mr. used to go to bed at 2 o'clock in the | austin. Ford, editor of the New } morning and wake up at 5 or 6. I) yor; Freeman's Journal: My wound had ne) appetite and was dy spepic. | feels casiderably better and I may I was in the habit of smoking at my | gooyer, nese Ronetal ame riene desk, and thought ; that I derited | porize you to contradict for me in material assistance in my work fiom | my nane through the press, the re-| ; Saat | Ss ’ | it. After a time I found Tcould not | ports incirculation that blame the do my work without tobacco. I} army forthe ead tragedy at Wound- could not prepare a brief or argument | 64 KneeCreek. Mende pocinde | a es 4 si ce | grave injstice to our soldiers, and 1 arrassed by feeling that something | are instigited by those adverse to} H | THE TROOPS DEFENDED. \ Father Craft Says they Have Acted with Kindness and Prudence. | i { | quiet, gentlemanly way about him SSS REGULATOR sain eof cal potegeeu tA MENSTRUATION iy MONTHLY SICKNESS iF TAKES DURING CHANGE OF LTE: GREAT URNGER e SUFFERING WIL BE AVOIDED Boor? TO" WOMAN Mauro Fece | ?RADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ‘ATLANTA GA saLDavaL A FARMER AS AN OUTLAW Seven Men Heid Up ina Satoon and the Town Marshal Shot Sherman, Tex., Jan. 15.--At Bells, = = == twelve mules east of here, George OVERRUN WITH GAMBLERS. | Smith, a farmer, entered a saloon last night and compelled seven men at the point of a revolver, to hand over their money and valuables As Smith was leaving the saloon Jim Sibel, the marshal, fired but missed him. Smith returned the jshot and the bullet The Usual Ga of Card Sharps Prer- ent to Take the Legislators’ Money. town { Sagas | | Jetferson City, Jan. 15.—The cap / ‘ ” : strack Sidel’s ital is overrun with professional bi Des head. He will die. gam blers. Jauring the last few days ee the tiger has made his lairsin a dez ‘ ' : > brought here and placed in j en diffe | nt rooms and so boldly} aid openiy are tue games run that! the honest legislators site of the efforts of three mobs to He said that hard times decided lynch him. need have no About } wherever a} a crowd gets together these knayes of the green cloth will be found sc. aud poor crops him to do trouble in finding a game. the robbery. the hotel lobbies and oer eae There is Only One. ‘There is only one Swift's Specific licitine trade. ‘They are very bold, | (5: 5. 5-), and there is nothing lke and will calla man aside and say |i} Do not be deceived by the nu- merous imitations, substitates,fruads ete, which ave being pushed on the public by persons whose desire is to make money on the credulous. 8. |S: S. is a distinct medicine, is differ- ent from any other remedy. It must not be claseed with the old worn out potash, mercury, sarsaparilla, thou- sand doses for a shilling articles, stands around, smokes a corn cob | Which are advertised.jas it is not at pipe and looks as green as St. Pat all likc them. S. S. S. cures by rick’s day. It is u great card to catch eliminatiag the poison fromthe blood Another well- by its action on the skin, and never fails to give relief and build up the “I have a nice such-and such and your frie cards--_——" little room at and if you quiet a ple The card sharks are here as regu- lar asthe leg are an odd lot. ture convenes. They! Oae of them has a more rustic look than any alliance member of the He lower house. the farmer members. known St. Louis gambler who has : won considerable money here due health of the patient. : ing the last few ays is one of the Treatise on blood and Skin most distinguished loeking men at | °*%¢* mailed free. the capital. He is tall and portly, |SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta, Ga. wears white burnsides, and hasa A date investment die- iz ae Is one which is guaranteed to brio calculated to kill all suspicionss| oy cidicdice saul Bean uae These men are never seen in the] Uf failure a return of purchase money. morning, but late in the afternoon | On this safe plan you can buy from they begin to circulate, working up|our advertised druggist 2 bottle of business and generally manage to Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con get up an all-night game. Nona of | SUBD ion Le ses eaavas teed Be Oe, ales relief in eyery case when used tor them have yet opened up areguler any affection of throat, lungs or gambling house where a man may|chest such as consumption, inflama- lose his money at any game he may |tion of the lungs, bronchitis, asthma, choose. They confine their atten- whooping cough, croup, etc. It is tion strictly te poker, which they a'+ Se ae a gE ways designate as “just a quiet little|ed on. Trial bottles free at Tucker's game.” drugstore. Proposed Lexislation. The bondsmen of State Treasurer Lexington, Mo., Jan. 15.—About| Woodruff of Arkansas decided yes- J.T. WALLS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, Southwest Corner Square, ove: Aaron Hart's Store. Residence on Ha- vannah street norrh of Pine. vent fraud in the elections by the state controlling the printing of the | tickets. All the candidates of all) parties are printed on one ticket at} the expense of the state. But in ad- dition to compliance with certain formalities in the way of nominatio ete, it will be necessary for party to have polled a vote equ 3 per cent. of the voters of the st in order to hi ed on the er, a blank s; | ficial position to be filled, so that! issourl Pacific R’y. 2 Daily Trains 2 KANSAS CITY OMAHA, COLORALO SHORT LINE a Kansas City to St, Louis, whoever does not care to vote for! any of the candidates on, may scratch the write on such names The value of t! tem of vi and inted there- - j frau 3, cons! +h! and! PUEBLO AND DENVER, PULLMAN BUFFETT SLEEPING CARS: Xansas City to Denver§without cnange H. C. TOWNSEND. General@Passenge: and Ticket Ag’ voter can obtai: \ jualess he spoils t pe 2 jhis ballot aud even then, ouiy on the ie he can ther; | of ats it to the proper state offic: When he received bis ballot ticket, the voter is required to re-| tire alone and ina booth where un- ST. LOUIS, MO.} geen and unipfiuenced by any ove} or! ‘is perfectly clear withoutjthis power | :!of concentration a man is incapable | |which enables Bim to aiiend to val- up to the mark. I also found thatI was incapable of doing any great quantity of work; my power of con- centration was greatly weakened, | lighted cigar in my mouth. Now. it this It is of doing many < Mr. Depew iilustrated his mea-/ ing by spreading out the fingersof | both hands and making them dodge | in opposite direction with creat rap-| idity ! “One day 1 bought a ci zd j s puffing it with 2 fee less. | devotee. I smoked only « fes cleed and then I took it out of ny mouth and looked at it. [said te friend and bosom \dian, that :hey be permanetly trans: | vention that closed its session last ferred fron the charge of the Indian night. Among them w: d-| - } ii . 1 arge oO eé indian , Was ap amen andI could not think without a) 5 saucy hee 3 T ‘goreaboui most industriously and fsolu® knowledge of the whole af TV fain viereof I say. The Indians state you : + [zhe cise just asf do was amiss, and the result was not) oy onorble settlement of the pres- | forty amendments to the laws gov |terday, to make good his shortage eut troube, and hostile to the de- | erning cities ef the third and fourth | of $94.000. cree of ewry true friend of the In- | classes were proposed by the cor- 1 They All Failed. Pa The toliowing letter from Mr. W. A. homson, of Columbus, Wis., is pecu- harly interesting: ‘My wite,’’ says he, *thas been treated tor her head, stomach: and nervous prostration by three doctors in New York, two in Chicago, one tr. Philadelphia, and one in Cincinnati, at the institute i i Bureau tothe War Department. It | ment to increase to 6 per cent. the is only by such a transfer that the | tax levy in cities of the first, secoud Tudians ca: expect just treatment. ; 40d third classes; to make the office The wiole trouble originated of recorder a salaried office in third iinough icterested whites who had tier: ar to prevent nnd foul from eo | eOr SOx. rUn-! helped her w ed in miwepresaited the army and its ; toapply the Australian | es of 1,000.! aines of Clinton, aud Mayor and T. F. MeDearmon of | 2° Vr- morenients The Indians Land susp upon all the agencies. to we Mayor H Russell i consequence. Te They had e tor a w book on ne the Nerves: : : +. Ot. 2 jand hea beer Jed to believe tiat the true aim St. Charles, were appointed to put) re of tle military was their extermina- the amendments in shape for pre } Leland Stanford was last week tien. The irvops acted with the sentation to the leg elecied United States « from greaest kindness and prudence. In the Vounded Knee fight the Indiz firedtirst The whe: compelled to. Iwas between both saw ali and know fri | California. The Gi ea W. D. Laisley, Merit Wins. | We desire to to our citizens jthat for years we bave been selling | Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con- Mrs. Mary L. Baker, of Ovtd, Mich., | SS™ption. De Sioge New tale has reason fo be very thanktul. She | Pucklin’s Arnica Salve and Electric was a great sutterer from heart disease | Bitters, aud have never baadied rem- edies that sell as well or that bave troops fired say an ab 4 Fortnnate Woman. 2 T have every for years. Was short of breath, had hune have always been Lg 5 n z ~ gry spells, pain in sia j "BS 2 é : : vi id A T : IL. ® proofat baud aud when able will Sea cic Meet sna Bec given such universal satisfaction We goid or Wola. o youd Lave } } fo rg ee “> Dei ® 5 3 aes Fi ‘i forwad full statement and doc- | Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure, she says, ‘Ij do not hesitate to guarantes them been devoted. vet you are the cause Be came a terthan for 20 years. My ming |every time, and we stand ready to jlmen it 2 of all my ills. You bave played ne} false. The time has come whew ve! must part.’ | I gazed sadly and longingly Z| ieyesight have improved wondertul- I advise ail persons thus 2fficted to use this grestremedy.’ H. L. Tucker, drugyist, recommends and guarantees it. Dr. Miles’ work on Heart Disease, containing marvelous testimonials, free. refund the purchase money, if satis. factory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their mer- its. H. L. Tucker, druggist. Ray. Frasers M. J. Crarr. Thedestitution in Galway, Ire- and, is reported as appalling.