The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 29, 1891, Page 6

at INTHE ADIRONDACKS. NE FIR 9 NE GOOD 5 BELLE STARR'S DAUGHTER. A Summering That isa Poem, a ‘ PHerikeoorted Murriace Denied by Her Dream and Ghost Story all Having purchased the stock of good s = wed Father-in-Law s MEO., Lin the at Once. oe st GROCERIES & DRY GOODS, iagavguls 16. ei Grange store consisting of est Bit Ute MOURA TG) Id hat Ihave re re to say to my many friends t plenished the stock and fitted up the store room in 20087 MORE THAI Ask m saceie for W. L. OTHER STYLE te pia If net for your pla dealer to se for catalogue ck boat is so arrange 1 that it cuts the water casily and is| shape and I would be glad t« Oars vi he “es. ugency. Aud get them tor yous such n light little craft that scarcely quilena encene ‘aul ys Fe TARE NO SUBSTITUTE. we: ny effort is required to propel it. : faa ive = AR E It is, to use the vernacular, very! PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS WANTED. eo no ene IRE “wppy and vceptionally “cranky | I will guarantee my prices on goods to be as low as Tat BiaNeRnes | l lined to be wild : y Freeman Wire and Irc Call and see me. time bee he and his father had | Son ecco cosas TT. lL. PETTys. ' trouble aud Williuma went out ty For Sale by R. R. pEacOn, *TLER, MO THE PEOPLE'S PARTY. that too much abandon on the part | . store in the city. cf its occupants is uot to be recom : mended unless a wetting is desired. Ag novice in handling oars especially if le of wind is the terror of the | renewed am was cornered wi ith | THE HIGHWAY WHY 1s THE It calls the Larness in his Lands and struek | 22S HORTHAND Ww. L. DOUGLAS : lines his father with the lames, breaking | SS=Geeee A tuates in responsinie positions, highly recom- E cen ° i our methods. > 53. S SHO IN THE WORLD FOR THE Monet ? It fe a seamless shoe, with no tacks or Wax thread to hurt the feet; made of the best and eaay, and because we mak grade than any other manufactur | be improper for the Government to loan money to individuals for the control of the telegray by the people, the same as the He then left for tal system, and that the People’s Indian Territory. He had a marri-| party does not propose to stop at ed brother killed in the Territory a the rower be feminine unless she is possessed of more than the ordinary muscle, the sportive Address of the National Execu- spoilt child, will have its own way, tive Committee Sent Out. and if thwarted will manifest ifs ir- i wind hkea aaa : the Succ pos- the old man’s arm. nsurpassed facili ie methods or vend fee | Competeat Stene ritation by whirling the shallup ab- ruptly in an opposite direction from the desired course. I have never KDOoWD of a case where anyone was actually upset. but considerable fa- tigue usually attends the struggle for mastery. A moonlight beggars description. in his shallop upon the beautful sur- face and looks upon the quiet beauty that he is ex scence on the lake As one glides of the scene he feels Milwaukee, Wis., July 22—The address of the National Executive Committee of the People’s party has been sent out by Secretary Schilling. It starts out with the information that “the times which try men’s souls are here once more. The descend- ants of British Tories of 1776 and other European and American capi- talists huve bound the country in chains. The Declaration of Inde pendence from British arrogance Belle Starr lived and her family | the reforms proposed in its platform few months ago asit isa progressive organization bere since the war and cannot stand still. Au carnest and the Harris appeal to the people to juin the or- ganization closes the address ore A Killing ata Revivai Defaulter Pope Captured Neosho. Mo., July 21.—During a City of Mexico, July 21.—William revival meeting at Tiff City, twenty- Pope, the Louisville embezzler who) tive miles south of this place, toughs disappeared sometime » with large amount of money family are old ac- quaittances g undertook tu break up the meeting das been are) The marshal ord he crowd to rested in this city and is being held! be quiet. ; | | when one of the toughs | PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM | beautifies the | sewed shoes costing from $4.0 to $5.00. 00 Genuine Hand-sewed, the finest calt je shoe ever offered for $5.10; French | tmported shoes which cost from $8.0 Hand-sewed Welt ylish, comfortable and du: ver Offered at this price ; same grade as cus- { tom-made shoes costing from $6.00 to $4.0, 30 Pelice Shoe; Farmers, | © and Letter Carriersall wear them; fine calf, | seamless, smooth inside, heavy three soles, exten- sion ae One pair will wear a year. no better ahoe ever offered at | O fine calf, $2.° this price; one trial will convince those nd $2.00 Workiyem able | Bea eta, Stone and dure Be ive thepia trial wil we 0 and Boys’ Recent sania cerca wit ee dies se" increasing $3.00 Hand-sewed shoe, best Ladies 33°. very stylish; equals French imported shoes costing from § Ladies’ Misses are the Cawtion.—s to $6.00. 1.75 shoe for tylish and durable, Douglas’ name and i palization of a dream. ee ate Soe py eee ae ‘ price are stamped on the bottom of each shoe. ee SRN list ith needs to be supplemented by a dec. | by the police. Pope's ton slipped up behind him and kuoeked + L, DOUGLAS, Srogkton, Mass, The bire x 1 the distance with 4 ae : ae e ‘ aes WANE laration of independence from the occured in March 1890, the amount him down. A young man named Sold by Max Weiner. heir slender silver stems shimmer ing - : ne i wes t he ; feces of concentrated wealth; the | being $70.000. Hopkins, deputized by a justice of i ns aioe Ph ne i yr oS political independence gained by | HISTORY OF POPE'S CRIME the peace present, with assistance _KEHPER FAMILY aiiee-5 \ Tr eneath the myrids Of Gain Ane 2 bs Zs 1 . fe OE eee - Vithe revolutionist is but a shallow Louisville. ee . July 21.—On ted to arrest the disturbers, but i \ y ferns that carpet the dense woods z | S = ae F 7 ail Home Reteoettor Bove, New Builds ; sham unless our country can insure | March 3. 1890, W. H. Pope, teller W## resists dwith clubs aud rocks. Ahrens caieestied with velvet softness, one expects to ational Bank Principal, Boonville, ‘ ‘i ank, fe then fired, The ad-| dress enlarges on the subtle power industrial independence.” d to Hopkins kuliung John shooting a hard off f the City N appear ut his desk at the usual Lour © It was his duty to | one of the rioters ree “wee folk” tripping fantastically No sound is heard laughter of the ok and then in elfish glee. but the loon or,the plaintive notes of the of money to oppress the poor, and ; then declares the railroads of the}open the vault in company v lered to the sheriff. country are capitalized at $9,000,-| Cashier W. S. Parker und prepare 000,000, and the great majority of | the eash and books for the day's their stock is held by people in En After waiting an ens I i : J MBER!!! ee »d trees pile rt th é rooted trees piled upc Moa cae gland and other for Vice President Leech, with the cash- who have no more interest in the jer, opened the safe. Upon count- torn from them every ie é ; ce 3 ound $60,000 Soe ane +5 ais =.45 New buildi r o'clock Saturday eveni: eres ' Ue a at United States than the vampire has | ing the eash they missing evening, and has ue r its ‘f ir v in its victim. “At a reasonable estimate con ie ms ntor Ad legeor U never been seen here since. Neither . . Shas tess . Y, CAV 3 Tou ee “"\ Save money by calling on us for DmaiLL. is has there at avy time the slightest tinues the address, “foreign capital value have | trace of his whereabouts been known = me an 5 . “Hit it oncer’ O Daily Trains, 5 . 5 ists have invested —$10,000,000,000 in our country. What they given in return? They didnot tothe public. Pope is a native give us gold or silver, because these Kentuckian, now 39 years old. He LUMBER LATH A DELICIOES REMEDY FOR metals have been carried abroad by | was brought up on a farm. He lead J INDIGESTION, Pwenty cer a double life. In one character he SHINGLES : the ship-load and are mined here, was sober, industrious and pious: in —— And all——— not in Europe. To secure this val the other a gambler anda libertine. uable property these foreigners have ——Our motto 1s—— twelve years. The statement is Vance about it, and Vance held that University.’ 3 large buildings. ‘30 in the morning. Hopkins surrene demonical SSOUR whippoorwill. | Nearing the shore First-class Strictly 2 Daily Trains 2 Military School, TU one discerns myrids of gigantic up- : ? business. nh countries, in a confused mass. the water has vestige of bark and as they lie there with their naked silver roots writh- ing in every possible contortion they form [fantastic shapes in}the faint light of the moon suggestive of Dore’s wierd fantasies. Every evening a camp fire 18 light- ed. It is built by the energetic small boys of the camp, who spend consid- erable time in piling the strange old antlered roots to a great height. Around the fire are gathered groups of people clad in unconventional and picuresquely bright costumes. A young manfof the Italian type, with great mournful eyes, plays a banjo with no ordinary skill, and is accompanied by a full cnorus of voices. The rosy glow illumines the bright faces of the happy youths and fairer surrendering them- KANSAS CITY and OMAHA COLORALO SHORT LINE prices on Kansas City to St, Louis, THE s tor whiskey: stor rum: PUEBLO AND DENVER, PULLMAN BUFFETT SLEEPING CARS is Kansas City to Denver without change annot be ot alers, H. C. TOWNSEND. in stamps for ackage, : to BEEMAN CHEMICAL CO., cc Cleveland, Ohvi. family For a pack And chew it The Pepsin d Passenger and Ticket A’gt ST. LOUIS, MO. bezxlement was not extr, maidens, who, He said he had written to selves to the felicity of the moment, are too happy iu the present to in- terrogate the future. The flickering ‘lames also casts its warm flush up- onthe graver faces of those who bave passed the meridian of life and ‘eof Lectures, Museum, Apparatus, in merely loaned us their credit, in He is a nephew of the wife of a Uni 1 x HIGH GRADES made that the Western Union Tele opinion. officers 413 pupils from 20 States, Highest ad- bank checks, drafts and notes and | ted States Senator, and bis they are paying these with the divi- has always been highly respected. graph Company is capitalized at ENGI ISH IGNORANCE ——And——. bility. ai Baap Gite tne raae ee eres $00,000,000 and makes aoe Dua es dend they draw from our people.” | Before leav ing Louisville Pope talk-. iba Breas NASHVILLE. TENN but that its plant could be duplicat Comparing the foreign capital in ‘ed with ex-Commissioner of Inter- LOW pRIceEs|- : a _ Jed with $15,000,000 showing that vested here with the total wealth of nal Revenue Walter Graves about the country, the address declares , extradition, and said Mexico was the actual rate of interest is 30 per applies to A\CGENTS\WANTED EVERYWHERE | that, reckoned at compound interest one of the two countries whence em- the former will reach the amount rep ditable resented by the latter in less than Senator FOR THE Twice-a-Week ke] mublic. |§ Liberal Commision P: 5 per cent. Even the Times” Does Not Know the President's Name whose far away expressions indicate | that the with the soft notes of the music have awaken- | scene together cent; and that the sume numerous other corporations, ed some tender chord of memory. The burning tnaky roots suggests so many gro- tesque fancies to our fervid im: nator y of the Govern- | : jmaking a al source of great branches of the} The p ment in paying bi danger. KUOWNH men there are ant of the details of American histo gh premiums for ry. He told this story in na- we 4 POSITIVE CURE FOR = 80 many years, to take up bonds uot support s thi > gaze ound for ae 4 : of his statemert us that we gaze spell-bound fc | due, so as to dispose of the accumu. ”* his stateme = : =M A i E D i Ss E A Ss E Ss . hours at the angry flames as they } lintone of the “During the stav of Mrs. McKee ited and despondent, with no appar- sasury is denouuc- -kuche, bearing down pains, pain ick the logs with their long, forked | der difficul- reluctantly _and Mrs. Russell Har don, the London Time: erable space to details of the yn in Lon gave consid- ed as idiotic, and reference is made Lissing tongues. We as the evening to the professed inability of the Depart: eave the any . | Treasury to redeem pt- an use, herself. Med- advanees, for it has recalled so many | $50,000,000 of 4per cents about to ions given them, and on one ocea taany forms of asant old ghosts that we may a1 due sion spoke of Mrs. McKee as the sigh as we bid them good-bye to| The address makes the remarkable v of Mr. RSELF. ¥ LADY CAN TREAT HERSELF. +h y ubers 9@ r ur « 1 } Pres Pr f us se : he bur rel embers and return to} sstement that the easury con-, Pre ays t of 1¢ U.S. This caused i¥an 51,00 FOR ONE MONTH'S TREATMEKT, O. 2B: Stomach Powders. the practical present. tains $750,000.000 of money, but , 800% Ce al of a ABO ~( “PREPARED By OS be sadney Cones: Ifthe lake is beautiful ee ne areas aa Se | MoGILL, M.D. & CO., 2&4 PANORAMA PLACE, CHICAGO, ILL.” 2 « 53 z F _ FOR SALE BY ALL DRUCCISTS. e alm lay with her occure et --4 <i. PisRER, Wholesale Agcat, 67 Wa Lington St., Chicago, Ill. ithe sunlight, how o ¢ = - ——— eee eee eet, a storm itated e when fretted by g A peaceful ripples are niark ‘arkson was one satia| EVERY WA TERPROOF COLLAR 0 on CUFF THAT CAN BE RELIED ON INOt to Split! INOt to Discolor? of the ¢ fessed his of E waves and gainst the frown- BE uP To THE NARK sis disenss- | 8 nt waters as the wares there were i ——— R rom their own violence, are trans- I a med into impotent spray and use- E less froth N Ruskin w to pict 1 capped St . the sei tints of the foli- ive a THE FOUBORG MEDICAL Co., Brooklyn, N. ¥. $29 Livingston St., ure the clou D a from Americans present followed. and when it had died down a little Englishmen, who had not joined in age, the glorious lights and shad- ows of the —— forests. Ina) G\ermment notes are better. spirit of profund reverence We) ie address then goes into de- pause in admiration we pause and | a 5 the « applause, spoke up: “And where thoughts do homage to our God. j tails over the debts of the country, | is the joke!” Th th our thoughts g' B. Ye jana refutes the charge that it would jegein Sppleuded.” en the Americans the people joint NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET.