The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 30, 1893, Page 4

| ; i : | ae aaa BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES | J. D. ALLEN Eprtor. J. D. Artes & Co., Ptoprietors- | who ran on the democratic ticket | |two years ago. He is not. The} |present nominee is John P Thar-} man, and is uot related in avy man uer to Will R. Thurman. While the | |names are identical, neither gentle- | mau should be held responsible for | that, as they both assure us that they had no hand in bringing about that | little coincident Prof. Johu P has} no desire to be placed in a false light with Will R’s numerous friends and obtain their votes by} false pretens:s, neither does he de sire the antagonism of that gentle man’s personal enemies, if he bas any He is running upon his merits alone and should not be hampered by sins of omission and commis sion other than his own. Prof. John P. Thurman is a high ly educated talented gentleman. He has devoted his life to teaching and his greatest ambition is the promo- tion of the public school interests of the state. Heis a clever, courte- ous, accommoding gentleman, a mau of strong convictions yet will- ing to grant to others the privilege to think for themselves. He holds the office now by appointment of the governor, and he nas made a model commissioner, and shouid be elected by a big majoritv. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: The Weekty Times, published every Wednesday, willbe sent to any address one year, postage paid, for $1.00. Governor Stone signed the appro- priation bills Monday. Indications point to au early open- ing of the Cherokee strip. One hundred fourth-class post- musters were appointed Monday. Congressman Clover of Kansas bitterly denounced Jerry Simpson. Charles Ginsler is under arrest at Alton Iils., for stealing railroad sup- plies. Fire at Lynnville Tecn. destroyed several stores entailing a loss of $40- 000. aaa The penitentiary at Jeffersonville, Ind , was damaged by fire Friday to the amount of $75,000 The president has appointed Gen eral Wade Hampton a United States railroad commissioner. Raum, pension boss under Harri son’s administration, took time by the forelock and resigned. At New Haven Conn. a long con- tested law suit ended in the two engaging in a wrestling match. County Treasurer Matlock of Mo berly Mo., seems to be more of a poor book keeper than an embez- zler. A Chicago woman was taken to the hospital Saturday night suffer ing from rabies as a result of a dog bite. . i Carneigie and Frick are import- ing negroes in the Connelsville coke regions and there is a prospect of 7 JOHN P. THURMAN | The question has been often asked | us of Jate if the present nominee of | jthe democratic party for school | | commissioner is the same gentleman | SU Naeem The supreme court of the state has rendered a decision declaring the miners’ payment law, which pro- hibited mine owners from paying theiremployes in time checks re- deemable at a company store, to be void and a dead letter on the stat ute. The decision 1s based on the constitutional provision guarantee- ing to the citizen the right to con tract The silly rot from-Washington City dished out to the people by the daily papers each day has become es extremely ridiculous. These sensa An address recently issued at To | tioval correspondents are expected peka Kas., roundly scores the so call-| to furnish just so much Washington ed “Stalwart” Democrats of that|news and the more sensational they state. can make it the better they imagine From the way they are accusing | the people are pleased consequently one another the highest ambition of | they pay very little attention to the the legislator over in Kansas was | truth. boodle. Bey ST. CLAIR COUNTY JUDGES. Friends of the condemned Carlyle Harris are using every exertion to Sudden Impoverishment Causes Their get the Governor of New York to Release from Prison. intervene. Kansas City, Mo., March 25.-—The Gaaisaia last of the county judges who have Secretary Carlisle reduced the} becn occupants of the county jail in treasury force Saturday by discharg-| this city for months past, was re ing six Chinese inspectors. The va- pee to pa The ae orm of Pepa = St. Clair county was released Janu cancias arynos ee Be alleds ary 1 last, after 10 movths’ impris So far as offices and appointments | onment fur contempt of the United are concerned President Cleveland | States court in refusing to order a another strike. ANOTHER BANK RUBBED. It was the Coolest Piece of Out (Cleveland itas Announced That One . lawry Yet Reported. the most dariug in o clock this afternoon. men who were quietly stood up in a} row no one in the town knew it un til it was over and the robbers had departed with their booty. The officials of the bank were busily engaged in their work at the hour mentioned when on looking up they were surprised to find thew- selves covered with revolvers in the hands of two unmasked robbers, one a half breed Indian known to be the outlaw Ed Newcomb, and a white man who was recognized as the no torious Heury Starr. Cashier Per- ry Hollingsworth, Assistant Cashier H. A. Scurr and Judge McEnery, vice president of the First Natioual bank of Coffeyville, were the the three men in the bauk and Assistaut Cashier Scurr took refuge in the vault and closed the door behiud him, but Starr ordered Holhiusworth to open the vault or die. He then told Scurr to open the safe, which he did, aud at the point ofaguu, emptied $2,000 in bank bills and gold into a wheat sack held by the Indian The robber then went through the money drawer and secured about $500. They had previously secured the Winchester aud revolver that were lying on the cashi:r’s counter aud there was no oppo: tunity for those inside to alarm the people passing by the open door of the bank. Before they tiuished their work there seven patrons of the b uk dropped in one by one to make deposits, aud each one was compe'led to throw up his hands and march Lebind the counter The robbers, while at work,laugh ingly told the frightened officiais and merchavts that the Daltons were not all dead by a ——— ofa sight and that they were going to pay the bauk across the way a visit. They then had the nerve to march these ten men out iuto the yard back of the building, which is inclused by a lugh board fence, and locking the rear door of the bank, walkeu burricdlly out of the front door iuty the street, where they hud their horses tied Mounting them they rode rapidly south into the Indian Territory, lying two miles south of Caney. It was fully ten minutes be orea posse was organized and in pursuit, and the chase was exciting the pursuers and pursued riding like the wind across the level prairie The robbers were supurbly mounted and if they succeed in cluding the posse until night they will be safe. The citizens are greatly excited, and should the robbers be caught they will be mobbed by the people. Burned With his Children. Neillsville, Wis., March 27.— Caney, Kan., March 27.—A bank | Congress will be j robbery, which was uot only oue of | of @ tariff bill and a bill torepeal the the aunals of | Sherman silver purchase act See erie on the border, but was at the | retary Carlisle wil : a same time one of the most uuique, |}0 the work of drafting a tariff bill was committed in this town about 3/ for submission to the committee on So quietly | Ways and i was it done that outside of the ten | Convenes ome AN EXTRA ShgsslON ASSURED. ‘Farmers of Bates County to offer you the largest and best selected line of CANEY THE SCENE OF TAECRIME pressient Ciegersod wld & senator FARM MACHINER | |to day that an extra session of con i Ten Men Held up and Tien Locked up | gress would be called in September. by the Outlaws. | The first wor will come before Ever brought to Butler. Consisting of the following \ Hl Will be Caled. We now have the cousideration The celebrated popular lines of Implements. on be engaged when congress indignation was displayed by the demoerats when it is su d that the ad i present a tariff Jarlisle has subdued this rancorua feeling by explaining that he would submit the necessary | data for a tariff bill Jerome Fisher was sentenced to = 15 years imprisonment at Texarkana ! : John Deere and Bradley for criminal assault Stirring Plows, | Ghallenge, Leader, Keystone and Deere Planters» ; Kewauee Check Rowers with Automatic Reels. _ Bradley Ridmg Disc Cultivators) John Deere | Spring Trip Cultivators, Bradley and New Depart- ' ure Tongueless Cultivators. Stalk Cutters. Grub Plows. Farm Wagons: &c- a Also the largest and best selected stock of HARDWARE, GROCERIES, STOVES AND QUEENSWARE IN THE CITY. KNOWLEDGE All Kinds of Crass and Carden Seeds. ft oe ao |The highest cash or trade price paid for all kinds of Country Produce. ‘S01 enjoyment when j rightly used. The many, who live bet- 0, ne nee s of physica! being, will attest = — the value to [th of th iqui . \ : ieee paces aiced i te Seed Uats! Seed Oats! | GRE: remedy, Syrup off Figs. | Genuine Texas red rust proof seed | The noted jack, Barney, and stal- eae ie a eee tra cost will be 35c¢ per acre, whicb | mes east and three-fourths miles ative ; effectually cleansing the system, | Will secure you an increased yield of ' south of Butler. Terms made known dispelling colds, headaches and ‘fevers | from 15 to 30 bushels per acre. | at stable, Dewitt McDanrrt. % | ter thanothers and enjoy life more, with | less expenditure, by more promptly | a a Its excellence is due to its presenting | oats at Lowry’s, Rockville, Mo. | lion, Buckskin, will make the pres- and permanently curing constipation. adapting the world’s best products to in the form most, acceptable and pleas- | Come quick to secure supplies. Ex-} ent season of 1893, at my barn 8 It has given satisfaction to millions and —$$—$_—_— | re met with the approval of the medical | a: | proto on: pete it acts on the Kid- | Circlewood Poultry Farm. | $58.00 $58.00 aeys, Liver and Bowels without weak- | . | XY y c! saing them and it is perfectly free from | Eggs for hatching from prize- | eee . every objectionable substance. Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug- gists in 50c and $1 bottles, but it is man- ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not | accept any substitute if offered. winning birds. B. P. Rocks, I. Brah- mas, B Langhans, S. C. B. Leg ORCAN horns and G.S. Bantams. All or- ders promptly filled with nice fresh) At C. SPRAGUE & CoO. eggs. Call on or address, | ‘4 7 | for $58 00 fully warranted for 5 years s. RV. A s 5 and of ape Mrs. R. V Wn LIAMS, | the latest styles and latest improvemente. 5 1m Passaic, Mo. C. SPRAGUE & CO Butler, Mo. were thrown out of employment. . . tax levy to meet an issue of bonds gives no encouragement to his rela- tives. Little Ben took them all to his bosom. At Sherrill Tex. the body of Philip Gardner a hotel porter was found in acloset. On the body was a card plainly indicating that Garner had been murdered. At the White House reception Monday, Mr. Cleveland was greatly annoyed by Mrs. Thurston, an old lady who considered herself owner of the United States. On account of a disagreement with their men fifty clothing manu- facturers closed their establishments Monday, and seven hundred cutters ‘The bill making the abduction of children under 12 years of age pun- ishable by twenty years imprison- ment passed the Missouri senate Wednesday by a unanimous vote. Comedian Crane had a narrow es cape from being struck by a falling chandelier used in his new play “Brother Jim.” Thebig piece fell with a crash barely missing Mr. Crane. The women over in Kansas, are taking advantage of the equal righis law passed for their benefit, as shown by the increase of registra- tion at Topeka, there being 1,608 more women registered ‘this year than two years ago. —_— J. H. Funk, United States super- intendent of public buildings at Kansas City, has been asked by Sec- retary Carlisle to send in his resig- ion. The superintendent receiv- oa eight dollars ra ang. Fred C. Qunn is to be appointed. . for a railway that was never built.| Oliver Sanders, living about six At the suggeston of United States miles from Neillsville, discovered his Judge Philips an election was held| house on fire about 4 o'clock this about the release of the judges or the people of their county. laid a deep and clever scheme, and before United States Commissioner Nuckols to-day each was able to de pose that he was not worth $20 in the whole wide world. Both judges were accordingly released under the poor debtors’ act and left for home to night. before the United States Commis- sioner. he could never obtain his release if he wore such an apparently new suit, and the judge hastily disrobed and donned his old clothes The Our old friends and customers ure now invited to call and see . ° in Coss county on n compromise Morning. He sided his wife and /US IN OU NEW store next door to the Farmers Bank. Our new ti caubeand one child out and returned fortwo] 9s EA oy eee . cp . : : a a ee ea pel other children, one 3 and one 6|Spring stock has arrived and if you will drop in we will show you years old, and reyer came out alive. < x < ; star r - Tine left Presiding Judge Nevis ct | The thres bodies were found in the|tHe handsomest line to be seen in the city. We have them St. Clair “county rte represent the|Uins after the fire was extinguished bench in jail No compromise prop-| i? 4 horribly charred condition. Mr ws osition would be considered by them | Sanders was 60 years of age. Bat | — ae developments show them to have; —~ >\ 7 9 6 4 ers, ——— = All the Newest Designs of DRESS TRIMMINGS, WASH FABRICKS, —_— LACES, and PORTIER CURTAINS and a full line of STAPLES. Also = = a complete line of Judge Nevins had laid in | 1 a brand new suit of clothes to go} Ny ceasigvamces =LdS | T Mens andBoysWork Jackets, Pants, Shirts Overalls T iff ked that You're through ae ne eee a | ae ie ee ? ? ? ? —or you have $500 in cash. a 3, 4 2 - 2 That's what is promised you, no And everything in the Gents Furnishing Goods line. matter how bad your case or of how : is long standing, by the proprietors of = judges have cleverly circumvented the United States court, but it is ex- pected that Judge Philips will have them in jail again if it is possible. They have been imprisoned since last November. Found Frozen. Cheyenne, Wyo., March 26.— James Monohan, “the educated sec- tion hand,” wandered off into the hills near Clearmont this state after & spree and was frozen to death. The body was found last evening af- terasearch of a week. Monohan was a Wyoming character. He was educated for the priesthood but fell | through driok. At the time of his. disappearance he had started for home with a party and insisted on returning alone for one more drink. | He was quite a gambler, and at one time he had an establishment of his own, with a bank roll aggregat- ing $50,000. Most of this was lost in the east on horse races. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. Catarrh can be cured. Not with the poisonous, irritating snuffs and strong, caustic solutions, that simply palliate for a time, or sam 2 drive the disease to the lungs—but with Dr. Sage’s Remedy. The worst cases yield to its mild, soothing, cleansing and healing prop- erties. ‘Cold in the Head,” needs but a few applications. Catarrhal Headache, and all the effects of Ca- tarrh in the Head—such as offen- sive breath, loss or impairment of the senses of taste, smell and hear- ing, watering or weak eyes—are at | once relieved and cured. | In thousands of cases, where ev- | erything else has failed, Dr. Sage’s Remedy has produced perfect and permanent cures. That gives its | proprietors faith to make the offer Iv’s $500, or a cure. They mesa to pay you, if they can’t cure you. But they mean to cure you, and they can. | And last but not least is their BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT Consisting of Ladies and Misses fine Shoes. also Mens and Boys Boots and Shoes, At prices that defy competition. Their stock is new and all fall and com- plete and they extend a cordial invitation to all to call and cxamine their Goods before Buying rs their prices are as low as the lowest. LANE & ADAIR, Agents.