The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 1, 1891, Page 3

eee er XIII. BATES COUNTY National Bank, BUTLER, MO. VOL. NO. 19 BRADFIELDS FEMALE- XT REGULATOR aNd IMPLEMENTS secu A Journey tots Times: R.R. DEACON : ‘arries the Largest Stock of As per reque a few thoughts al Le g Kan ‘ was along up th c ul t 'y ir route » Missour. river 300 miles to Sioux City, Lows, through arich and well proved farming . (Gah Gi Hy ese caice IN THE COUNTY. MENSTRUATION ROCK ISLAND PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS, EAGLE PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS, CASADAY —. GREAT DANGER “¢ SUFFERING WILLBE AVOIDED SULKY PLOWS, BROWN, UNION AND U.S. CORN PLANTERS. J. 1. CASE & EVAN Book TO WOMAN" Mau Face HARROWS, HAWORTH AND BROWN CHECK ROWERS, FREEMANS BARB-WIRE, PRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA GA SGLO BY ALL BRUGGIS' TOP BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS, BAIN & FISH BRO. WAGONS. certain heavy yield TH LARGEST AND THE ONLY NATIONAL IN BATES COUNTY. land hog jCity and with ita Alice Ninas to be Avenged. storm. Here we leii ihe Missouri | 5 F i ‘ ap j s : Marshall, Mo.. Mareh 26.—The sotee river and aun north astae: sin BUCKEYE TRON FORCE PUMPS, IRON, STEEL, WAGON WOOD WORK. BUILDERS HARD. (jay in the case. ac att CAPITAL, —- = $125,000 00) ota 300 miles t2 Si Paul WARE. ALSO, A LARGE VARIETY OF ROAD CARTS, ALWAYS ON HAND. ue ami ceca NS | Price, colored, charged with erimi- nal assault, rendered a verdict to jnight finding defendant guilty and assessing the death penalty. He as- jsaulted Miss Alice Ninas last No- SURPLUS, - - F.J. TYGARD, - - - HON. J. 6. NEWBERRY $25,000 00) night was dark and bitter cool As we lay in a Pathuan s IR. R. DEACON schools and good society Helena: BUTLER, MO. wrapped in wari blankets aud i | President, | 1 Vice-Pres. | ed to the sleet beat ou the windows, Henderson on the Billion. PEARL STARR CAUGHT. J. C. CLARK " ‘2 Cashier | we did not envy that faithful engin-|stands pre-eminent in the north | At the beginnng of the Harrison aa | Vember near Sweet Springs. His vic ‘ oe : é = i : My | : i . —- eer his job, standing as he did all] west. } 1a is a good stock coun- administration Hon. John B. Heu-| Tie Young Female Desperado in the | tim committedieuiadsate ieee. John Atkison’s night with hand on throttle and! try and with ir tion will soon! derson was one its chief advisers. Hands of Officers. « sa * * - jabout two weeks ago. faced that Miuuesota blizzard. j grade well for farming. The people , but at this writing he does not seem | a |yenerally is this northwest c antry to be of Mr. Harrison’s opinion that DON'T BE GLOOMY Those who are the victims of mer- Next morning we see the emblem i} P 1 | | A ene lof our country’s great: we enterprising and liberal They , it is “time to quit apolegizing.” Or duanah, Tex , March 26.—Yester | . 5 8 day evening officers, while in search in the breeze, as we pass Foit $ -\Valu>a collar about as peo} le east the contrary it appears from the fol- at aes feurial poisoning, or who are suffer ° > Jd. - Morris, > ¢ » rere | 5 Hing and soon reid into Union depot|do a quarter. Everyb dy bas aneney lowing thatthe party will not be ris, the double murder ing from mercurial rheumatism, are er, who broke guard and made kis Jat St Paul land they don't hesitate to spend it. at St Pa i i escape on the night of the 21st ran | | | : Long trains come in Lere covered | abl+ to apologize enough: vAsa republican I think the ex- Over Dr Eyeringham’s store rooms West Side - Butler, Mo. jinclined to take a gloomy view of Leaving Helena continue west to life when, as the poet says Winter |with ice and frost suggestive of the|Garrison over high ains, tray ie of the congress nay ad ae * ig ean the Pease River. | ig folding its white tents and spring rere en } : > | yy eae? teeny aes jouraed was an outrage ont ne peo- | From their conduct. the officers sus-!ig vetting its thunderstorms . z DR F M FULKERSON Arctic regions. yed in St. Paul | through long tunnels. id sharp ple. However the appropriations | pected they were fugitives from jus- ee g erstorms togeth . = : ' jseven hours. The streets we throvg-| curves and dangercusly near fiight- may be justified, the fact that they . 5 J er. Yet these victims have no reason tice and arrested them. Upon search DENTIs-s1r, led with people resembling Lapland-| ral preeipices. then south to Anacon- i i peo} Es i I beiug made for weapons it was dis- MISSOURI. | ers as fur coats and seal skin wiaps|da, Deer Lodge and Butte, reached $1,000,000,000 is of itself to despair. 5.5.8. is a remedy for appaling. No such enormity of BUTLER, cs all min- all forms of mereunal poisoning. f 5 nae z voted since | covered that one was yoman i " ; Dr. | are universally wern here. Wheeled | ing towns. To describe Butte would emia ee has — eae | re es as a woman in Though it is purely a vegetable ap Office, Southwest Corner Square, 1r-| icles are discarded and évery-|filla book. Briefly ithas a popula- GUNG eye EL OCC TLTT ey Lt te (ene tey partly auswered | medicine, it is powerful, indeed Pucker’s old stand. | a) z profoand peace as this is, and when 2 fe J e the discription of pers i edi ie | body seemed to be on sieds or run-| tion of 25,000, is far famed as having | the greatest economy was demanded I persous wpnted in | when called on to chase mereury,and Lawyers. ners. The air resounds with the)the richest mines, largest smelters! po exeuse can be offered for the ex fontague for horse stealing and! the last lngerlug effects of mereur vy 8 i - ;, | other misdemeanors 1 for wh “f tingle of bells as scores of clegant | and for being the most wicked city on | travagance. pasa —— in aS Are é er a whom | out of the system. It performs the : s ee : ! coneiess st have proce ere is a big reward offered. ea i a " sleig 1with peo; le wrapped | eaith. The payrollis a nmonth. Congiess must have proceeded upon a e the work with neatness and dispateb J. H. NORTON. — = 2h ee nay is a5 ti andeiusinad ‘ ee the tleory that they were not com- This evening the men from whom Ls thousands of testin ae ; in furs dashed along the streets. Money is plenty and business o ing into power again for about 400| the horses were s inbra inds of testimonials show Attorney-at-Law. St. Paul isa well built, rich and/ery kind prospers. Crowds throng. yen Hila clomagidaverreiind e horses were stolen arrived and ia tad ot. E. ’ ana; o* € al — ° yeurs. err © OS1Ug ay’ rel - Office, North Side, over Barnhardt’s | fashionable city. A vast amount of | the streets Saloon, dance and gam- | ¢] me forcibly of the closing days identified the stolen animals, also he President in an interview » O Jewelry Store. . Cavin F Boxtey, business is done here, aud is the home of many wealthy people. Started for Helena. Montana. at 4 | bling houses ar@ here by dozens, | never closing for night or Sunday. We are now at the Pacitic slope, of the democratic congress which | wentout on March 4, 1851. Asa repullican, I fee! that the compari- son is odious, but the female prisoner to be Pearl Starr daughter of the notorious Belle Starr and reputed daughter of the noted expressed himself as being satisfied with Speaker Reed's record and the outlook of party. The people of in most respects ; it is jast. I hope that if we have | another republican congress soon it ho. then east through Wyoming to, will levote itself to methods of Cheyene, distance from Butte 1,100 , (CORY different _ from those ob- Tint he ean el cerved by the fifty-first congress miles, time, 36 hours. All through ! . e desperado, Cole Younger. She had; tbe United States the last November in company with a young man, stol-| election, it seems, from the number len the horses and started for the | of Republican states that dropped | Territory with the officers in hot|into the Democratic phalanx, ex- j parse t. pressed themselves very much dis- | PROBECCTING ATTORNEY. CALVIN F. BOXLEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Butler, Mo. Wilt practice in all the courts. Covtnu- ing south throug Montana and Tda- o'clock p. m. over the Northern Pa-| the waters running west. cific railroad. Our train bas 12 well filled coaches, including 3 sleepers and dining car. We soon reach Min- neapolis, St Paul's rival—the head i fete es | omartererfonttheenbeatiand: lumber [irene mnatamnbetateeneronecentii | Gaeral Henderson's view of the| Pear! Starr is 18 years of age and EDS sen Mr. Reed's 69g ruling alent business of the northwest. They]uous change of scenery—now ag. | Vusturss of the sum of a thouraud rather good looking. She looka; 2" pm etely disgusted with the claim here to have the largest flour | cending a ateep tortuous grade, over milli doilars is by no means eX- | every inch a typical cowboy with her; Repub! ica party, i ATTORN«YS AT LAW. |and lumber mills on the continent. rugged mountains, through long eagemtcd ¢ ies 2ue area rere sombrero and high heeled boots. Guaranteed Cure tor La Grippe. i Office West Side Square, over Lans-| Run all night through Minnesota | dark tunnels, then perchance quickly | set tocounting it in dollars at the | When captured the prisoners had ‘ : We authorize our advertised drug- no weapons about them, but Pearl | gist to sell you Dr. King’s New Dis- can handle a Winchester withthe|covery for Consumption, Coughs rapidity and precision of a prefes-|and colds, upon this condition. If sional, and bids fair to become as eS are yeas a La Gripe = : : will use this remeday according to great a desperado as her mother. dirrctions, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may re- i turn the bottle and have your mone: What Belland Edison are to tne tele- , y ¥ phone and electricity, says the Pittsburg refunded. We make this offer be News,Dr. Franklin Miles the well known | Cause of the wonderful success of specialist in neRoUs diseasas is to the] Dr. King’s New Discovery during: nervous system and nerve fluid. Among | last season’ ii i pe numerous discoveries the Restor-| o¢ no Seana at we ative Nervine is undoubtedly one of the Trial bottles free at H. L. Tucker's greatest. It is unsurpassed in nervous- ness, dyspspsia, headache, epilepsy,|4rug store. Large size 50c and $1, | rate ¢ 125 per minute it would take a terrific speed across high trestles, | Mins morelthan 13) Yesty. COuDNDE a sharp curve, and we are clinging Peipbtend deystomresch aot eg endict 5 © ‘abillbn. The total is twice as great to the perpendicular side of a moun- | as th+ total of our annual exports of tain, hundreds of feet above the val- j whea, corn, pork, cotton and all ley. And thus one train of twelve i 2 : iM b i eo Gao GA ieee be. | 7# heragricultural products. It is z : ‘ _ |morethan seven times as great as ag eta ale igs our trtal annual exports of manufa- broken rail or axle, handreds killed, pa pe eo pega ne the newspapers would tell of an ap- lia theUnited States in 1890) was palling acciden e killed and | 9754100,000 or only three fourths down's Drug Store. Next morning found us at Bismarck, —__—__—|the capital of North Dakota, 450 miles west of St. Paul, with ther- mometer 20 degrees below zero. Here cross the Missouri river whieh appears frozen solid, and con-' tinue westward hundreds of miles} through a level snow covered moun . tainous looking country. All day vennuaiipaniniainiie have traveled through North Dakota PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, | parallel to and within 150 miles of Office, teont-room over P. VU. All cafis|line between United States and answered at office day or aight. changing to a steep down grade at pass & DENTON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office North Side Square, over A. L. McBride's Store, Butler, Mo. Great Discoyerers. 6 DR. J. M, CHRISTY, i Specielattention given 2 temale dés- British America. cae thermometer | mained would be quickly gotten out lefthenounu otitis laporoprinnicns neuralgia, backache, melancholy, sleep- - —— vases. dallying around zero lof sight—the track hurriedly repsir- | Read = ne eens change of life,etc. Free trial] The greatest sanecdenth $ ——————— By sundown have crossed _ the lit- led vo wake may fonthe hundreds of | ofasigle rad ical congress. It is alit ottle at H. L.yTucker’s, druggist. All = p ever should read his New and Startling Facts|found by measurement was in ‘the for the Afflicted, a very able, interesting i 2 r 7 and finely illustrated book. Free to all. a — to Rico,4,651 fath- ae ens. essels never want to Oe i 6° The democracy was in the saddle] ahout the place. They may go over ‘ C. BOULWARE, Puysician and) ¢]e Missouri river, gene throu gh the t. Surgeon. Office north side squace, aie & ee ) Butler, Mo. Diseases of wemen and chil- en aspecialtv. } tl ising to find that the Reed other ¢rains that must fly over these tex pa 5 oi ti moremon Bad Lands and reached the 4ower | iron reils at almest lightning speed | oeeeee i tie pe “ nl a Yellowstone river, which than te country realized on all the ; jihis sip alk sala and tke world weuld move on “just | pe eA Guaeo) Dub there is no river we \ : the cee.” See 2 yesterday in Illinois and the occasion | gee laces, b - 5 : aoe in consider- |*_. per places, but they don’t J. T, WALLS, Morning finds us at Livingston.) arrived in Denver on “St. Pat-! —— yr pam pis if will long be remembered not only | it y know Fine eye) nat Ee 5 j : é ing ether e actualities r prob- aah : z PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Montana. where we met ovr old | ricky day in the morning. This ace a oe ee polis sé pi grand old Gen. Palme-, but by . . *Sapith Tok i ¢ - . abliites radicalistn. entire me = ig e ‘ { Office, Southwest Corner Square, over | friend, John T.[Smvith. Johu is prac: Gay, dear to every Irishman’s heart, : ays : t £1890 is add ae who participated in it In addi} A man at Atb- 4 t wll Asie pone on a-|ticing Jaw and doing well. was being celekrated in memory of | | : naa = i ie e jtion to ved lights and music and | tiquity wee AD, owns an av varnah steeet 1 ° . : ee - 2d totbe value o a corn crop, the! 1 : é = it 6F 2 ees i Here, two more ck ie Spatcon Sant? Seo e value o the corn crop Fapeech uaXing, ae wes « ioe ope ene fOr oF 2 ter bucts 1 and n the trair 2. | total ilPover $50,000,000 short | 7 D oat of the selid r <i R - on and pus — were printed green, uniformed celtic —. |, 1 billi It era, drum co ps and ‘any viher ¢ ae, solid rock. It reps | Potter Bros, |»: ov: | sorisceg etan Wan areca: aaiien lion Teamounts tolig ae the afta eet ShiBBE "ovens the patient work of some abe } . pine., On west a divet tax of 10 cents on every id it | @rigines through the ricl tin valley along tle | which river i ae lar onthe value of all the farms improvements in all the states and j i a : ted and territeies in 1880. It is more than | zapIy ratification fashion as she did a thir of the total year’s wages of | = the labr engaged in manufacturies | has a ] 2 dol © banners of green, and ihe stars a lis probable that Linda and | | 5 BRICK LIVERY STABLE. Au ample supply ef r before ~ stripes *T of their thus honoring both the land that of their Bands of music Lead the A Woman in the Case. fathers and Th er be vaysis. She ind the throne. influence over the man * (is often absolute. but " = © adoption. is the pow- A woman 8 Who loves her *. Hiinois has a grand a } we reach elena, our cess {here) and we reach Helena, our « iture bef. : processions, plaving wearing of the tination, 2,900 miles fron Buggies, Carriages, her re and home. ast awakened to the fact green.” and other beautiful and pat- To wield : ; Y = 2 5 eld 80 great | Remaiaed in Hefena five days. yop 4 inlss. The state of Kausas, in- : }4 power to guide, Phaetons, Drummer) Bemseet Ce Y°- riotie Zrish melodies. ahah : no Good Looks. help her husband a gaktten and }Found it a solid and rich city Done lhen toupee aoe all improvements, would | sband a woman's mind Wagons, &c. | Good looks are more than value in | ¢ 1587 t pay it. It is more than 3200 | ] GOO. ¢ , should he clear shit = », depending upon a healthy eon 72° pent sig ag jon of the vital organs. If the! oucuonal er | ctuive, you have a bil ehomeis 117,000 population. have t be s tive upital, an times over on : and healthy “ar Yolorado Springs, fe ee NS Pike's Peak areund the we pe the bais of its assessed and reach derangement, ‘ made unhappy becau ina snow storm. Turning lious ‘ i REN Sea tere ee sree al, renter than the assessed | lol ach be disordered | “Be who should be its life and light | at Bayada 2 value (all the real estate, improve- | > Yspeptie look a itl = ae invalid. Wives moth- olorado and western sige _. | your kidneys be affecte: nd ¢ pidge: tfal. Hel ling 74M) miles and we = h ad igi pinched look. Se ale co fromm elas nd politi 3 nois fo the same vear. ; _ es h are say- This is one of the best equipped Sta. *"' aie thanks to r rie Bitt s pee ine sade vhen Dr bles in this section of the state. aan are ee S tn tl me of Nee ca a peta = ‘ on io a4 % ee jon will Frist Crass) Ries Fersiteep. about here and mining is but au mee $s directly on the vital/*,— your health an enormity dden those fant industry” as yet trip of 4.500 miles in —St Louis nd Pee pa blotehes, sea a a : tcc restox T happi- At any hour, day or night on the The city has electric cars, water- wit ding over nine states in Bm koa Sold at HY cee stag eee Why « 2 1 saddened home most reasonable terms. Farmers works. electric lights, has modern the northwest, through snow storms The ‘hicago Tribune savs: “The | 20¢ per Bailie mega eee vee tee een : desiring to put up their horses Pes = = blocks that #2 often in high altitudes, we have | getccties Sat eae ee oe uy In its when in the city will tind this build mansions, business blocks ep Uecon Game ont dene detecties may derive some satisfac The dampest county in tthe Unit VAS arestoratj et is 3 e Unit- barn the most convenient in town. POTTER BROS. tion fron the reflection that the grip | ed States is Monroe county, Fla It = arte probabt has found Tascott by this | is cheifly composed of emaall i iad les gina _ timeanchas him firmly bythe nose” | or keys. Mande, | item generally, | Pellets. 25 cents. i would be a credit to any city. ears, enjoyed the comforts of a first- railroad center and has many elegant class hotel the entire trip. and costly homes. For churches, : W. E. Warrtoy. omach, liyer and use Dr. Pierce's