The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 28, 1892, Page 2

. HERE IS THE Majestic Steele Range Ballard Items. Written tor last week. George Burns’ Varied Afflictions Make| T4is week has been oxe of weath- | | Him a Physical Wonder. ler, rain, snow and suushine....Bil; Seymour, Ind., Dee. 20.—A few BE 1S “ALL BROKE UP.” - | Cole has built a feeder we-t of the And you can buy it as cheap of us as you would have to pay for a cast F Stove. Guaranteed to M£for half the price paid to traveling and you will buy. HARPER & be the best made and peddlers for asnide. See ours ATKISON, Butler, Missouri. We are located on south side of the square. KILLED BY HERLOVER. — | That is Believed to Have. Been the Fate ot Miss Noe). | Joplin, Mo., Dec. 20.—A case of suspected murder has developed near Noel, in McDonald county. The victim is Miss Louie Noel, 19} years old, daughter of T. W. Noel, assessor of McDonald county. Wn. Simmons, an employe at one of the Joplin smelters is supposed to be the person who can throw some light upon the case. - On the 7th inst he went to Me- Donald county to visit Miss Noel at the home of her sister, Mrs. Sidney Holly. On the following Friday he announced that he would return to Joplin that evening, and Mr. and Mrs. Holly left home to be absent until the next day. It was arranged that Miss Noel should remain at her sister's home until Simmons left and then go to the home of her uncle John W. Noe), on the other side o! the Cowskin river, or else to the house of a neighbor near by. Whe1 Mr. and Mrs. Holly returned home they found the girl away, but gave the fact no thought, as it had been arranged, until the following Wed- nesday, when they learned that she! was not at her uncle's and had not been seen there. Mr. Holly was dispatched to Webb City to inquire for her among rela- tives there, and not finding her; came to Joplin to see Mr. Simmons. Simmons said that he had left the girl sitting on the river bank and expressed surprise at her disappear- ance, but manifested not disposition to engage in the search for her. A suggestion from him that she might have committed suicide, aroused the | suspicion against hita, and upon Mr. | Holly’s return home the river was | dragged. The body was »: t found until last Saturday and then it was | discovered close to the bank, the! : clothing having caught on the over- | hanging limbs of a tree. \ An examination discloses the fact that her neck was broken and that | there were discolorations upon the | neck and bruises upon the forehead. Miss Noel had many admirers here. | She was a girl of a somewhat daring and willful disposition and it is sup- | posed that Simmons killed her in a fit of jealous rage. He was found and arrested last night but refuses to talk about the case. —~ Raum Scared Them. A stnking example of the desper- ate measures resorted to by this ad- ministration to conceal its extrava- gance until it is fairly out of office is given by the terrific slash made in Raum’s original pension estimates. Twenty <1 lions were chopped off at one swoop. In his original estimates Raum called for $185,000,000 with which to pay peusion claims during the coming tiscal year This immense sum staggered the government. It was decided that Raum’s figures must be cut down. Several men who were familiar with the workings of the pension department were ask- ed to look over these figures and suggest opportunities for reduction. Raum insisted that the amount de- manded by him was nota bit too great to pay tke demands which would be made upon the govern- ment. In computing it he had sim ply followed precedent. Away cut of this awkward hole w -ti iy discov red by Assistant Secretary Cyrus Bussey of the inte- rior department. He suggested that the expenses of the last four months would be the safest figures upon which to base estimates for the next eight months. By this jugglery Raum’s estimates were r- duced to $160,000,000. The plan pleased the administration immense- ly as part and parcel of a general scheme for muking an impending deficit to appear to be a surplus un- til it has left office. Raum protest- ed and the matter was finally brought before the cabinent ata special meeting. The result of this was that Raum was shut off with $165,000,000, which are the figures given in his official report.—N. Y. World. As weil as the handsomest and others are invited to cail on any druggist and iget tree a trial bottle ot Kemp's Balsam ‘ur the throat and lungs. a remedy that selling entirely on its own merits and Ss guaranteed to relieve and cure all chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bron- chitis and consumption. Large bottles soc and $1. Murdered in a Car. Toledo, O., Dec. 20.—The Wa- bash car inspector last evening found the murdered body of an un- known man on a pile of corn in a newly arrived car. It had been shipped from Saroville, Neb., and | received by the Wabash at Shapin, | Ill, December 17 The body was All Free. Those who have used Dr. King’s New Discovery know its value and those who have not, covered with boards, every pocket | was turned inside out, anda blow /on the head bad caused death. The | man was of medium size, had a red } | is gone; abou days ago a good hearted conductor met and “assisted” from Lawrenceburg to Cincipnatia man whose physical conditioa is a mar- vel. In 1887 he was conductor on the Pennsylvania sys- tem, running out of Altoona. then he has seen the world Asa result of his his skull contains a s silyer plate; one joir four lower portion of his spine is » his right > cap 1s imbedded in the muscles of his calf, a part of one ankle bone is missing and three toes are off one foot, while his left side, from which four gone, is braced by a plaster of paris shield. But the strangest of all is that his heart is located on his right side. At one time he lay in the “dea house” for hours, and once he was placed in his coffin ready for inter- ment. Now he can get around very comfortably, only limping in one leg. He is an Irishman, named George Burns, and his home is at Yonkers, N. ¥, where he was born 47 years ago. ribs are Ministers ot the gospel are reque to call at our drugstore and we will gi them (tree ot charge), one$5.00 box of “‘Cacterine”’ or Extract of Mexican Cac- tus, which cures Catarrh, hay tever and all throat and nasal troubles. H. L. TUCKER. I-gm Another Gold Craze. Durango, Colo., Dee. 20 —This city has grown crazy over the report- ed discovery of the rich placer dig- gings 150 miles away in Southern Utab, where the San Juan debouch esiniv the Colorado. The excite- ment is unparalled since the days of 49. Alony the line of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, from Gallup to the Needles, the towns are almost depopulated and 1,000 men are al- rea'y on the scene. were discovered less than a year ago y a Navajo trader named Williams. He interested Eastern capital, and hydraulic machinery was shipped to the placers under the pgetense opment of coal fields. The shipping point was Winslow. Arizona, and old prospector named French noting the style ef machinery, followed the outfit and came back to Winslow with the report that 60 miles of the yellow vieh grounds, running from $1 to $6 per pau, lay 250 miles to the north. In Albuquerque, N. M., nuggets are en exhibition ranging in weight from ore to five ounces of curse gold, and crowds of people are leaving their vocations and hur- ryiny to Utah. The gold is describ- ed us sumlar to that discovered in California in 1849. Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by H L Tuck- er, druggist Jews: Not Hebrews. The meaning, aud that is guage. We are are adherents of the Jewish religion. Our religion is the only mark of dis- tinction between us and other citi- zeus of this country. There is an impression in the minds of many non word Hebrew has but one a dead Jews because we lan courtesy to call us Hebrews, thus implying that there is some stigma attached to the name of Jew. The Tidings 1s constantly seeking to re move thisimpressicn. Weare Jews, Tidings. English Spavin Lintment removes all Hard, Soft or Cailoused Lump: Blemishes trom horses, Blood § vins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone, Stifles, Sprains all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle, Blemish Cure ever known. W Morris, Druggist, Butler. Sold by J 2I-ly ber of the next house. tle, the only republican elected to mour)} a passenger | Re mca *| as all seem to “| Calvert, who is working in the smel- The placers | that it was to be used in the devel-/| Jews, and even some Jews, that it is | not Hebrews nor Israelites.—Jewish | and | Warranted the most wonderful It appears after all that Bailey of Texas, will not be the junior mem- Thomas Set- BHOD 71225 W. L. Heoper and Wil Howard took a load of hogs to But ler Tuesday...Ouce up jnig a Sunday ht a young man’s team left the at J. R. Ray's and before going far almost totally demolished Vv ithe buggy, henee Coute Hurt is Since | minus a buggy but still has his girl | j ..T. M. Fort bought | ja part of the W. W. Moshier estate| jand there is still 120 acres f .Fred n , but ja r sale the south well come this way eed not go {ros now he has quite a! . from the number of visits he | makes Oyster supper at Og- | burn’s Thursday night, proceeds go } to buy lamps for the Oak Hili church | let there bea good attendance | ca Bud Kuntz is rustling business tor McC. on Ballard’s farm...... Milt Beatty is gathering corn for Mr. ters at Rich Hill...... Mr. Martin leaves our place in the spring, we are told, for Johnstown...... Eurl Carwine was seen at the postofiice a few evenings since for the first time ina long time......Clarence ‘Leeter is home form Sedalia busi- ness college, for the holidays. ..Dan Embree sent a picture (perhaps two) which looks quite aged as he has a full beard. He is doing well, we are glad to learn.. Mrs. G. Y. Hendricks is on the sick list....Dee says Willie and Nannie were Butler at Unele Kit’s. Lets all hands shake him up to night....Thirty acres adjoining our town without any improvements held at $800. So see land 1s valua- ble in northeast Bates...Zach Joie son has a nice ‘arm he offers for sale, but hope he does not think of leav- ing here....John Greer out “quail- Hurt out getting what is left of his buggy... A team was found at Mr. Mounts Monday somewhat *“Hurt”....Bul Hughes has a cow and two calves to sell....M. L. Embree is building a new opera house in Stumptown... Squire LaFollett was around with « man figuring with neighbors to form that 54 N. Bae few days from the west, married in ing” in the snow... .Col. ja company and see about foot vein of coal....Hon. J lard called on business a RINCE 2 200 Tom Starke feeling good of late, he must be figs Jas much ems to be jung on anappointment too .. Wilds bas our thanxs for a relished gift....Sam MeF. bought obout 400 bu. of corn of Joe Barns, must expect better prices later on.. We have a horse and cow for sale or trade; terms easy. ... Booker Powell, John Ray and wife visited the sick Suuday..... Harry Long and wife jwill occupy the Shauutz place next lyear, glad they are to remain wih us....John McCaudless “uot xs sick as he was lust week °... MeClenny and Co. killed” hogs Thursday.... Mother Beatty visited her son R. D ja few days last week....Jim Brad | ley got quite a sbaking up the other day....Georgie Alison was out Sun }day night in style. It makes Lioyd feel so old he stays at howe Latham gained his case...... Dawson aud wife are trading with our wercbants this week. He suys j}be has no syrup for Grover....Tbe boys talk of the band aud tryiug themselves this winter. . M Vanderbilt aud wife visited the city afew days ago....MeClenney and family visited reiatives in Henry county Sunday....Mrs. I. Graham case organizing Clairelle Soap Ma A bth hw made fr Stural Amuathold use. Stat fut aud tonowmucal, and MME wet wupvat Mid ponte Mh Muitd- Hard, Mate by AK Sushaurc rb, SE bons A. O Welton Staple:Fancy Groceres, Feed and Provisions of all Kinds. AUEENSWARF AND GLASSWARE CICARS AMO TOBACCO, Always pay the highest market price for Countv Produces East Side Square. Butler, Mo- NEW FIRM? NEW GOODS? Having purchased the stock of goods known as the Grange store consisting of GROCERIES & DRY GOODS, { desire to say to my many friends that I have re- plenished the stock and fitted up the store room in shape and I would be glad to have all my old friends call and see me. PORDUCE OF ALL KINDS WANTED. I will guarantee my prices on goods to be as low as any store in the city. Call and see me. TT... PETTyYys THE BOSS SADDLE, Fink's Leather Tree Saddle —WILL— Give Satisfaction HIN EVERY RESPECT. Better than any other Saddle is added to the sick list.... Dee and Ray, with their girls, called « few minutes Sunday evening at R. D. Beatty's. “We feel awful old”... IN Kuntz & Co. are looking after | quite a number of cattle aud hogs for a Pettis county man... We are still looking for the man to prospect for that 5} fvot vein of coal, then the railroad and depot at Georgetown. . Peter S. holds his real estate on surely expects prosperity under } Cleveland's administration. north maina valuable property, be! have now the opportunity to try it | moustache, sandy hair and wore free. Call on the advertised drug- | good black clothes i trial bottle free Send | —_—-— = ned aidiess to HE | Naturalists haye noted that opos- Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a | sums are the only animals that make sample of Dr. King’s New Life pills | a more elaborate toilet than cats. free, as well as a copy of Guide to, Health and Household Instructor, | RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY free. All of which is guaranteed to «yfystic Cure” for rheumatism and do you good and cost you nothing, nevralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. H. L. Tucker, druggist. Its action upen the system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the Kate Field puts it this way: Those | cause and the disease immediately dis- congress from North Carolina last | 1, will be the youngest member oi | —— fall, wi y f 8 = Shiioh’s catarrh remedy—a positive the next house of representatives. | cure for catarrh, diptheria and canker- He is not yet 28. | mouth. Sold oy H.L. Tucker. A Sensible Man | The newspaper must be attended Would use Kemp’s Balsam for the '° There must be no postpone- throat and Ge ie is ae more ment or interventi-n. Contempora- cases of coughs, colds, asthma, bronchi- e 3 tis, croup and all throat and lung trout le |FY history 16 as important as ancient than any other medicine. The proprie- | or medieval. Sir George Trevelyan, tor has authorized any druggist to give | Mr. Gladstone's secretary for Scot- Jack. i 2 appears. The first dose greatly benefits who marry in haste repent in Dako- perenee Sold by J W ‘Morris, druggist ta. Butler, Missouzi. 4i-1y ss le bottle tree to convince you a samp y. Laree | land, says you may read books, but ot the merit of this great remedy. Large bottles 50c and $1- you must read newspapers. For the money. Made ona Solid Sole Leather Tree No danger of Tree breaking. Also a full$line of STEEL FORK “COW BOY” SADDLES All styles and prices. Double Wagon harness from $10 to $29. | Buggy harness $7 to $25. Second hand harness from $3.00 to $15. Fuil line of Turf Goods for fast horses. Come and see us, | McFarland Bros, | BUTLER,;<MO.