The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 24, 1891, Page 1

VOL. XIII. MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY FLOGMIETE Hew eek E CAPITAL, : . . - ° DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS In the Real Estate Loan Dep: Make loans! on Real Estate on long or short time at rates without delay. low OUKH JLDERS Hardinger, WN Farmer Hickman,G B Furniture de Heath, DB 1 J Allen, Mrs. Levina uiware, ‘I ©, Physi rk, Monroe Farmer ard, JN vwn, Lu isy Reapers, Mowers, FOR SALE BY R Cashier i rtlett, Edinund Farmer levy Sam y mis & Clothing T Bryan, Margaret Morrison, © H Farmer Voris, Frank M Farm helf, H. Bo Farmer Miller, Alf Farmer Vaughan, J M Capita arathers, G A Farmer MeCracken, A Farm Wyatt t He Vile r Wel ‘ ‘ Christy, J M Physician ‘ lark, Robert Farmer We ourtney, J M Sto we weer Fohn ; & Dicker i : : aE if é Initeher ! Hie Va Wm F Fe oe Ded : r ic : Evans, do Reader. ¢ E : i Evering! ician Radtord, ¢ = y aed Keisner, JW Insur Freemam, Caroline and Elica J Sullens, J L Banker Griggs, Wi M Farmer ——DEALERS IN WM. E. WALTON president J. R. JENKINS er ‘ = P 7 ~ | LOOKER POWELL vice-president DON KINNEY asst. cashier q aPrOCEHICSS .¢ VUCCHS AVE. Bate. SINDING TUTING £epreciarmry a a Se a ee Ot Ee ole Mr. Quay announces that he will Syrup Of Figs x cS Square, Butler, Miss not aecept the chairmanship it fhe) duced fram the lecetinc 208 en | 2 — ——— republican national committee for | tritious juice of C rhia - cont REENOUS RAINS Nel s y. over tive Lones the next presidential campaign. | bined with the medicinal virtues of half ug down within This looks bad for republican | plants known to be most ben . ; : tee Bours. Dain a‘ aoe ide to the human system, acts Fort) Seott) Suddenly Flooded Sane eee Cun success in “M2. Rats desert a sink , F 1 on the kidneys, liver and bows fectually cleansing the system, dis headed, experienced fellows are the pelling colds, and headaches, curing habitual constipation. Grave Fear for the Safety of brooks’ became Many Stricken People. ing ship and the old, gray, long sen, a farmer, his wagon and tirst to leave. So the sailors ray ssing a flooded —— (Chanute and) Arkansas City Also ravine. A Beautiful Ho: | Swept by Bad storms. «cl living: in Emerick ) ¥ t t hifteen iles sonth For sale, one block from the square, iwohiteen dues south six rooms, good well and cistern, SO When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. Fro Seatenicaat db atia0 Aah were drowned during fruit trees and all kinds of shade | When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, : me wae k 1 haar e storm while trying to reach the trees. One third cash, SUT O RS VAL Sui uE SU Che UNS Ons lalance to | When she became Miss, she clung to Custoria suit purchaser, or will take land or | when she had Children, she gave thei: Castors tle in part payment. office. house trois school. A ravine which jmunity to night at 9 celoek and vast : | : they were accustomed to cross sud Call at this volumes of water fell to the dan 5 denly filled with the flood. washing jof growing crops. while itis proba- |)” 5 3 fee sgh re them away am | ble veral liv vere los : — . : Lamont, Col. June 19.—The Surface water swelled the streams z gee \ | z é 7 Warm weather of the past few days jwhich run through : id surround , M : ‘ se has caused unusual amount of jthis city out of all proportions, and - tai ; tia 5 s , snow ton in the mountains e lthe large dams of Mead & Hartman ese thee pes aS result Of which 1s that the St. fi Bend HH. Lamb broke about fifteen" mages sate : ee river is overflowing its banks and in minutes after the storm began. The = a many places inundating valleys, bottom land settlements were come 5 é s weakening bridges and doing thou- . : : E pletely Hooded. A Three Days Sale of Special Bargains will be inaugurated Honcesuweremenenbecway slike sands of dollars worth of damage Thursday morning and continue until Thursday evening, June straws and it is feared many lives | t© the growing crops. The waters 27th. Bargain Hunters cannot fail to appreciate the special lingter benniloee Uuneeiee depart- ,are still rising aud further damage offering for three days and for the special consideration of Bargain Hunters we offer the following unprecedented offer- ings, you will find them as Bargains to be unequalled, in fact, Lightning Money Changers. is feared. Bloorsir 1, Lil, June 19—Three ' of bridges of the Lake Erie Western railroad Crandall ‘and ' Farmdele, west of this city, were de- |stroyed Wednesday night by a ,cleud burst which flooded Farm | creek valley. Five other bridges | were crippled and several trains had narrow escapes and all were delayed. The loss by the flood at Utica last $200,000. The ments and in fact every available man in the city is out trying to as sist in the rescue. but, from all ap- ean they are perfectly help- between less. The water in what is known as Buek run bottoms is fully a mile in width. Numbers of men women jand children can be seen on roof tops aud trees, but it is impossible to reach them. | | The storm ceasedlateto night,but |. : In this sale you will also find 36 inch wool Beige Suitings. | te-morrow’s sun will probably shine | night will exceed handsome styles, good quality at 124 cts per yard. Did you jon qmany a floating corpse. eyer hear of double width dress goods being sold at this price before? . ° . . - . In this sale will be found alot of choice styles of 27 inch Dress Serges at & cts © yard that are worth more than double the money asked. - . . ° - ° | Hood was caused by a cloud burst. Peoria, Il.. June 19.—Additional the flood on Farm Copperas creek valleys last night verify the first reports. The people in Fon du Le were com- pletely hemmed in by water. Bu j RAIN, HAIL AND A CYCLONE. Chanute, Kan., Juve 1%.—At 7 1 particulars of creek and o'clock this evening the worst wind ud rain storm that ever visited this section struck this town and lasted {forty minutes. The water fell in per- ; the view of In this sale we place a lot of Strietly choice and best prints at 4 du; centsa yard. You never saw better qual- ity or style at any price, than these are obscuring {buildings from the «opposite side of the street. Several bui were | In this sale we ore going to let out a lot of UNBLEACH Pee AAS ED SHEETINGS, 8—4 for 17§ cts a yard, Y—4 for 21 ct ‘ i i yard; also in Bleached Sheetings, S—4 a rd and Abour c0Ge acrescewtesivonttie : ; 1—4 at 22 cts a vard, these goods are f quality huttom Gf the, Neosho! recon castor neD ine fe t ! ep over ind not trashy low priced stuff. Hievcits up asa total loss, it Housel urniturs wdale and Hilton was all washed i Baby carriages. w agons, dex: . tables 1 fences are All of the above and 1 4 that t high against the ace will not allow us to Ree. aig t The iro: Ten Mi = e * . - These special money changing bargains for eu r thev see can appreciate a bargain whe apply Boston Store BUTLER, MISSOURI. a girl, whose Ima Hogs Hogg. These ni 28 respectively Hoge Moore t T IN NEBRASKA } Omaha, Neb. 1%.—The Wanted! —Hides. pe heaviest rainfall experienced in twen- beeswax, and grease N ty-eight years in Nebraska fell at opposite post-office. . June J. Fisuer. JUNE 24. 1891. OF BATES COUNTY, Cash Capital. $50,000.09 DN LHOMPSON Presi NNET 2% ! 1 1 UNGHAM Secretar. \ttorne nents with the J. H ( i Conmnission ¢ pany of Kansas City, » recieve ‘Drovers and investigate at your leisure. RS a0 SER PRE ES SAS OR CR CRE Jobn Wyn “100° Deses One Dollar” nu 28 years of simply that Hood's Sarsaparilla is tiocs it: Mean € most economical mediein Is morning buy, beeause it gives more for the recent aU money than any oth preparation to suc Rach bottle contains 100 doses and Was end will average to last a month, while ac. bridge ng was stationed (tothe directions, are one it to watch the same during lest | week. Therefore. be sure to «ot At an eurly g Mr. Wynne, beeo ds sleepy, built: up a fi ; down to rest He W. C. Wolfe, the oldest trp soon fell asleep, but shortly after-) terin ¢ wards was aroused by the rumbliys Hood's Sarsaparilia, the best blood ¢ country, drowned himself inthe Muskingum river. hoeton, Ohio, last Monday. He was 85 years of age and had been f . near Cos- hoise of an oncoul Half asleep and the un- fortunate man riisedup justin time |to be struck in the back of the head !by the pilot beam of the passing en- | gine. His companious rushed to his A SCROFULOUS BOY. rescue, but when picked up he was 1 5 \found to be bleeding profusely the horrible wound on the back of his head | The north-bound passer jhere at 4:20, was tlagged and the lunfortunate mau taken ou board and L trai years an active type-setter Covered his Body ss Affected. Cur a Retmedies from ed by Cutic \ months « tehild beg ery appearance of # large it. but all to no purpose after it li t nand iow About me # running sore sores formed. Methen had two. brought to this city, where medical Z wach band aid was immediately summoned, but por to no avail. as the Boon t shortly afterwards, never having re- QS oe atantiv i Panen Rich Hill \& FP sola pean - Z e 1 * Review. June 22. f great dea . = condition at twenty. tw : months old, when L under- One of the promises made by the BY took the care of him, his rte {js mother having died when defenders of the monstrous McKin- | == \ he wae little more than @ ; zi 2 year old, of constmption (scroful cours ley bill was that it would increase | fe could walk alittle, but couldieace paany f he fell down, and couk c hae Mr. | ce « 1not move when in the wages of American labor. H having no use ofhishands. | immediat y commenced with the Cuticura Remed McKinley will now have the oppor- | Using all freely. One sore after another heal: tunity of explaining on the stump | ed, & bony mattar forming in each one of theee poor fellow died consciousness five deep ones Just wefore healing, which why it was, that just as he is nomi- | {20008 anealeee aire Oar nated for Governor on the platform | B&F bone aE Geen ers comple of the McKinley bill, 22,000 mill op- | civony and nealthy Ghia’ Mareet PN Sear eratives in the city of Fall River | ey erison Ganaics pean meeoa Mass., are asked to submit to a re- ; Sine ef ecrotula and no a Drees duction in wages amounting to 10 Feb. =, 1890 Bloomington, Til per cent.—St. Louis Republic. Cuticura Rescolvent. | The new blood purifier, internally (to clearue | the blood of all impurities and poisoncas ec. Children Cry for cura, the great ski: | Pitcher’s Castoria. | Se cage nhin? Seaaiider, ternal | Children Cry for ii. iztisites and amor of the akin Pitcher’s Castoria. | sore, everywhere. Price, Cat Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. | Mente aud thus remove the cause), and Cori- and Cuticura soap utitier, externally ty air) end 1 : Resolvent, $i. Pre; Potter Drag and Chemical Corpor 1 for *‘ How to Cure Skin ‘illustrations, and 106 t BArY'S Skin and Sealp purified and beautifed Bby Cuticura Soap. Absolutely pore | The republican convention of RHEUMATIC PAINS Ohio last week nominated McKinley | a Oe ; Ta Ant for gover ! state with a nate cies \ z and musealar whoop. The yu of the conven- malas f tion in thus nor Strav Notice of the hig ff Taken 1 Tia Pe election ’ With w importance. It tration party will 2 a { CORREC Missouri Pacific Time 7 of thousands of « State. he farm Ohio op vor the 1 free coinay result of this electior ed with ints their colors or pu repul as the O has waved A NEW IDEA FOR CHILDREN. @ Something new and unique in educational derices. For the home. Sa od children ce- lighted. One man takes 23 order in one day. Anotn- er reports &53 proft in one Cay, end Ses) for the week. Others have done better. Why cant you? t Of ‘said pri | Strike while the iron is hot. Territo: ing fast. t + i day of Jane, teaj, Circalars and terms free. Address © 3 FOSTER, 3 N. B. CO ‘WE Chestnut St., St. Louis, Mo, | 51 Surviving partner and Adre