The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 24, 1893, Page 7

EOE LEAN AE TR NEO I LEE CELL A ATL LE LCC et itoria is so well adapted to children that T recommend it as superior vo any prescription knowntome.” HA. Ancien, M.D., 111 So, Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. for Infants and Children. res Colic, Constiy h, Diarrhova, Erui Wortus, gives sleep, and pro: a Seraps of Missourt History The Asiatic Cholera first made its appearance in St. Louis in the sum mer of 1832. The population at that time was 6918, including those who fled from tke tity to escape the disease. Other river towns were subsequently visited by the terrible scourge. The disease reappeared in | St. Louis in 1934 and 1849. Bollinger county was named in honar of George Bollinger of Cape Girardeau county who was quite a prominent man in the history of | Missouri. The first state capitol building accupied the present site of the goy- | ernors mansion. It was destroyed | by fire on the night of November 17 | 1837. But little was saved from the | building. It was a brick building and had cost $25,006. The first legislature to meet in Jefferson City was that of 152. Numerically it was the fourth gene- | ral assembly. | Gen. Lafayette visited St. Louis ; in April 1825. great honor. old. Ralls county was named in honor | of Col. Daniel Ralls, a pioneer settler of the state and a man of able prominence. Thos. H. Benton's first election to the United States senate was not ac- | complished without difficulty. Two | senators were-elected by the legis} ture in 1821. David Barton, who was a very popular man, was elected on the first ballot but Mr. Benton encountered rough sailing and it was not until several days of ballot- ting that he was elected, and then atthe expense of bringing Daniel | Ralls, who was on his death bed into the assembly chamber to yote. | Mr. Ralls was unable to leave his | bed at the time and died a few days | later. Mr. Benton owed his election | to Col. Auguste Chouteau of St. Louis, without whose powerful in fluence he would have certainly been defeated. Col. Chouteau induced aj} Frenchman named LaDue to vote | for Mr. Benton which, added to the } vote of Mr. Ralls elected him. Mr. | |, Benton had previously killed a young Hi lawyer of St. Louis, Chas. Lucas, in / a duel. which the duel was fought caused Mr. Benton to lose many friends and | Fe make a large number of powerful | enemies. est friends condemned him for killing young Lucas, as the latter tried | every way in his power to avoid the | fatal encounter. | Pierre Laclede Linquest, or as, he | is commonly called Pierre Linquest Laclede, the founder of St. Louis | left no heirs to mbherit his estate ! When he located his store near the Merchants exchange he said he believed it was the best place to sell goods west of the Mississippi river and he firmly believed that St. Louis would one day be a great city. His last resting place is unknown. He He was recieved with He was then 68 years | ; | consider- The circumstances under AS Even Mr. Benton’s warm- | 8 ees | tion. { died June 20, 1778 while returning from a trip to New Orleans and was \ F buried near the mouth of the Arkan sas river, near the town of Napoleon | This was an old burying ground. Many of the graves have since been { washed into the river, Laclede's it is believed. After La- iy} clede’s death his residence became Ay the property of Col. Auguste Chou- included. Me) teau, one of the most distinguished i men in the early history of this state. Capt. Merriwether Lewis and Capt | Hills. | town, nearly succeeded an! held office until the admissicn of the state into the union, is: died in St. Louis in 1838. A postollice was deemed a_ public necessity in St Louis in 1804 and Rufus Eaton was appointed post- and master. tublished the urles est first Joseph C! Missouri Gazette, the published west of the Mississippi river in St Louis in 1808. paper It was a very smail paper and had a very lhim- ited patronage. St. Charles was orinina! Mes Petites Cotes, The y named littl meaning pame was changed in 1784. It is claimed the first Americans that ever set foot in Howard county were Ira P. Nash, Stephen Hancock and Stephen Jackson. They landed in that county in February 1804 and took up claims, but left a few months later. A Sad Picture. It is a sad record that the World has to present to day. There no le than 36,177 men reported idle in fifty-seven trades in this city, these figures do not adequatley rep resent the rapidly of the unemployed. victims upon whom the financial disturbance fall with terrible weight. To them the ation means hunger and littie poverty and ng army are the evils of most situ homeless- nnd ones, a ness for wives dread prospect of from which no industry can sheild them. | And the worst of it is that when re- lief comes to the markets it come too quickly to these victims of the disaster. The hard times that panic breeds do not end for them when the panic is over. time, after such a disturbance, for ennnot industry to resume its ordinary course. made so by this disaster, we shall have with us for New York World. many months.— Burying Himself Alive. Wichita, Kau., Aug. 17.—Joseph Weirich a rich farmer living west of in killing himself yesterday in a curioue fash- ion. Weirich has been under guard for some time as he has on occasions evinced a desire to commit suicide, but yesterday he evaded his several | guards and when found, some hours later, he was sitting in made grave, with his shoulders above the surface, pulling the earth in over him. Within his reach was a bottle of laudanum which he would doubtless have taken but for the timely arrival of the searching party. a freshly head and Admits All Cures- Chattanooga, Tenn., Aug. 17.— | The intense rivalry here resulted in | the News sending a special repre sentative to Cincinnati to investigate ‘the Amick treatment for consumpe The Times had reported sen. | sational cures through it which the News assumed to question. To-day the News acknowledges the discov- ery is all it claims and admits the jcures he is daily effecting are indise | putable facts. It especially com- imends his sending test medicines free to physicians and physicians only. Clinton, Missouri. Mr. A. L Armstrong, an old druggist | anda promiaent citizen of eater- rising town, says: ‘I sel! some forty | different kinds ot cough medicines, but It requires | The poor, who have been} Young and Pretty. Tex., Aug. 17.- the woma or thief rested six t fede suit fa broad. is with pis belt a spurs. She is morming. Tiere }0 men in he crowd, mostly ell Hebrews, cut- ters, garment makers, ete ihey at- tacked a ball on Chord street be- us denied them. plate glass windows, forced in the door and took p ofthe place. The police reserves succeeded in partly clearing the hall and then dispersed the nob in the street. At last ae counts a meeting was in progress in the hal! Run Down in Chin Chicago, Li., Aug. 17. jago C. W. Parker shot dead.a Cone stable in Georgetown, Ky . whotried {to serve a writ ou him. He escaped | Then he {went to Indianapolis and from there }to St. Louis. Jabouta yeu. He then went to Kane uid went to Cineinuati, He lived in each city | : : | sas. Last nizht on the street here jtwo Pinkerton arrested him He will be after a desperate fight taken to Kentucky to-day For Fre+ Silver. d, Va., 16.—The Virginia Farmers’ alliance met Richmor Aug. here yesterday with fifty-two out of 100 counties represented. A resolution was passed in favor of a metuorial to | Virginia's senators and representives in congress urging them to prevent the repeal of the Sherman bill, unless there should be embodied in the bill of repeal provision for the free and uolimited coinage of rato of 16 to 1 silver at the The Horn Fly Pest. Sedalia, Mo., Aug. 15.—Horn flies are becoming sc numerous in this vicinity that a milk and butter fam- ine is threatened. The persistent in stinging cattle about |the base of the horn that they are pest is so | unable to feed and a small quantity of poor milk is the result. High Carnival at St. Louis. |The Metropolis of the Mississippi | Valley Again Presents a PROGRAMME OF FALL FESTIVITIES THAT FOR BRILLIANCY AND VARIETY OUT- SHINES THE CARNINAL CITIES OF THE OLD WORLD. Paris, the most magnificent city on either continent, has for ages held the proud title of “the premier earni- val city of the world.” However, within the last ten ortwelve years an Amercan rival of no mean protention has contested for that high honor, and to-day St. Louisholds what Paris so reluctlantly relinquished, the title of “the carnival city of the two con- tinents Not content with the successful ex- hibitions of previous years, the Au- tumnal Festivities Association has arranged a programme for 1893 that for brilliancy and variety will be dif- fieult to improve upon. The first of the great attractions, the St. Louis Exposition, will throw its doors open jto the public September 6th and con- jtinue until October 2tst. The world renowned Sousa’s Band has been en- | gaged by the management, which is itself a sufficient inducement to crowd | the magniticent building during every concert Special attention has been given to the street illuminations, and on the evenings of August 12th, 17th, 24th jand 31st, September 7th, 14th, 2tst and 2sthand October 3d, 5th, 12th and 19th, the most magnificent di play yet attempted will greet the e of the fortunate visitor, electricity | forming a prominent part. The fevening of October 3d the Veiled Prophet and his followers will parade through the prince 1 thoroughfares jand immediately after the great ball, {whieh has received considerable prominence throughout the world, | will be held, | The 33d great > Louis Fair and | Zoological Gardens, October 2d to 7th | will be the crowning week of the car: |nival season. This titution has no |peer, and is known in every land where the footprints of civilization jexist. The Missouri Pacific Railway jand Iron Mountain Route being dis- Unetly St. Louis lines, and having at /all times the interests of the city in Wo. Clark of the fomous Lewis and | yaye never in my experience sold so/mind, have made a remarkably low Clark exploring expedition each A served as governor of the territory of bMissouri. Capt. Lewis was appoint | din 1807. Two years later while WM ‘on his way to Washington, he com- [ nitted suicide by shooting himself. 1810 Capt. Clark was appointed |} much of any one article as I have ot | Ballard’s Horehonud Syrup. All who ! use it say itis the most perfect remedy {for cougl:, cold, consumption, and all | diseases ot the throat and lungs. they haveever tried.” It is a specific for croup and whooping cough. It will re- lieve a cough in one minute. Contains no opiates. Sold by H L Tucker, drug- gist. 3 jround trip rate from all points onthe entire system to St. Louis and return |during the festivities. For further information in regard to rates, route. limit of tiekets and for a copy of the fall festivities pro- gramme, address nearest Missouri Pacific or Iron Mountain Ticket Agt. in your territory, or H C Townsend, G. P. and T. Agent, St. Louis, Five years | ouble Chloride of desire for S atd MORPHINE HABI , by the use of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CUI atment patients are allowed the free use of Liqu until such t L voluntarily g! it can be the pati OO per pa Ze. druggist does not » them, enclose us $1.00 aun ewill send you, by return mail, a package of our Write you nether 4 Liquor i QHIO CHEMICAL C0, 01,53 & 65 Cpera Block, T f ., Nord of p ao liquor,and t constant drink and will not touct you, YHIO _ THE O10 CHEMICAL i hav d morphin "wo paccages of your Table BER a ~ outany effort on the part of : : them up. i particulars and pamphlet of testimonials free, and shall ufferers from any of these habits in communic. 3 who have been cured by the use of our TABLETS. 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ANNOUNCEMENT. | WANTED—CHICKEN & EGGS Truste ‘s Sale \ | | Whereas, EP Nickell and Carrie Ej J Nickell his wife by their deed of | | trust dated October 13, and re- | & ain a copy | corded in the recorder’s office within | work ree by sending their | and for Bates county, Missouri, in| @ 1 A two-cent stamp for | book It page 226, conveyed to the undersigned trustee the follow- ing described real estate lying and being situate in the county of Bates | and state of Missouri, to-wit: | t The north half of the northwest quarter and the west three-fourths of | the south half of the northwest quar- } F ter and thirty (30) acres off of the west side of the north half of the northeast quarter of section twenty- four (24) township forty (40) range thirty-three (33) and containing 170 acres more or less, which conveyance was made in trust to secure the pay- in open for only a short time. | Dr. B l're This = ment of one certain principal note | ————— and ten interest notes fully descaibed in said deed of trust, and wl as de- fault has been made in the payment of one of said interest notes, and said interest note is now past due and un- paid. Now therefore at the request | of the legal holder of said note and pursuant to the conditions of said deed of trust, 1} will proceed to sell | the above described premises at pub- lie vendue to the highest bidder for cash at the east front door of the court house, in the city of Butler, | —— county of Batesand state of Missouri, | on | Monday. September 4th, 1893, iq the forenoon aud five o'clock in the | y iy afternoon of thatday, for the pur-| [ pose of satisfying said debt, interest | 4 R.G. HARWELL, if Trustee. MISSOUR and costs 3s-dt MS) with each Box. Aadress re = es z inestal Tan 7 Oo Agency for the HY= < PAIR GEIA CORSETS. = Nootherarticle for the 3 « and relleror bring such & rofits to the Agent, o 5 ‘or terms,territory and jay WESTERN CORSET CO-. St. Louis | Do drop in and see N. M. Nestle- Sure, Prompt, Positive ome Cure for Fated toss rode at Virginia, Mo. Manhood, Seminal | y, e hiches arke' ioe! 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