The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 26, 1894, Page 8

Sil ein RAO ASIOO DA ACAAMAINA Sess « gst OARSAPARILLA HAS CURED OTHERS WILL CURE You Vn A Bright Lad g ad, Ten years of age, but who declines to give his name to the public, makes this authorized, confidential statement to us: “When I was one year old of consumption. fhe doctor said that I, too, would soon die, anc our neighbors thonght that even if I did not die, I would never be able to walk, because 1 was so weak and puny. A gathering formed and broke under my arm.” 1 hurt my finger and it gathered and threw out pieces of bone. If 1 hurt myself so as to break the skin, it was sure to become a running sore. Thad to take lots of medicine, but nothing has done me so much good a8 Ayer's Sarsaj rilia. Jt has made me well and strong.” — T. D.M., Norcatur, Kans. AYER’S Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase. Cures others, will cure you my mamma died Bolivar is putting in a system of water works The new water plant at Warrens burg has been completed. Ed Austin went to Kansas City Saturday on his bicycle making the trip in one day. If you are suffering from any dis ease of the kidneys or pain in the back, go to D. G. Newsom and get mnedicine that will cure you perma- nently. 36 tf. The “coon” has begun to show his teeth. The melon crop is about ready for the market. The Missouri Pacific railroad has announced a one-fare round trip rate to the Missouri State Prees Associa. tion, which meets at Warrensburg, August 24th ard 25th. Silva, the defaulting caehier of the C. C. Rainwater—-Bradford Hat Co., of St. Louis, is being tried in Boonville. His embezzlements of the company’s money amounts to’ $100,000. Judge Gantt of the supreme court has decided that fire insurance com- panies must pay the face of the po- Jiey where the loss is total. other judges concur. This will ren- der insurance companies very care- ful of the risks they take in this | +tate. President Cleveland doubtlers made a good many enemies by his ‘irm position in the strike troublee. But in this all good citizens may say in the language of Gen. Bragg, “We love him for the enemies he has made.”’—Pleasant Hill Gazette. “Have tried others, but like Aye best” is the statement made over and over again by those who testify to the benefit derived from the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Disease never had a greater enemy than this pow- erful blood-purifier. It makes the weak strong. The Butler Union is almost wholly made up this week of sarcasm and ‘riticism based on the work of the Rich Hill Democratic Convention. Bro. Atkeson’s bile must be flowing ap stream. He has such choice epi- thets as “Damphool Dickinson,” “Rich Hill Hogwash,” &e., ete, Xc., over again, and is especially bitter against Maj. Bradley. The louder they squeal, the worse it hurts!— Rich Hill Review. Emporia., Kan, July 20.—There are over 250 Santa Fe strikers out of employment in this city. The road has all the men it can use and many applications for work are turned away each d Notwith- standing this the strikers to-day is sued a circular warning the workmen that the strike was still on and that 250 men bave not returned to work This evenings papers retort by say ing that they are not likely to return to work on the Santa Fe while Judge Caldwell runs the road. Awarded Highest Honors World’s Fair, DR ail The only Pure Cream of Tartar Used in Millions of Homes—4o Years the Standard The | | pened in that city Thursday | See Duvall & Percival before mak-| ‘ing a farm loan. 36460 | A. L. Wetherwax is another new subscriber to the booming Tixes. Miss Jane McCracken, of Kansas | City, is visiting her sister, Miss Ag-) nes. | | | | Wm. O. Jackson was over to} ; Appleton City last week on legal! | business. | Four car loads of fine cattle were| the Sunday eveniog by Mr. Scott. Chas. E. L t came down Saturday to visiting his) jaunt, Mrs. N. A. Wade. from shipped t, of Kansas City, | W. W. Eldridge bas secured che} | contract to build a dwelling for W.| | P. Duvall, west of the city. | Davall & Percival, Butler. Mo.,| | have a large amount of money now, }on hand which they desire to loan on farm security. All notes are | payable at their office in Butler, and ‘the privilege given to pay at any ‘time. The rates are lower than ever before offered. Money on hand ready at any time. 36 5t Della, the 17-year old daughter of |Mrs. S. A. Hurst of Clintor, wan- dered from ber home Thursday morning, clad in her night clother. Soon after she was found on the streets, in a demented condition.! | She is laboring under the hallucina- tion that her family is trying to poi-! ; son her. No cause is known for her ailment. A Seneca telegram says C. L. Moore and his wife, an aged couple were found dead in their home near Tiff City. Both had been shot through the head. The double mur der is supposed to have been com mitted for robbery, as Moore was quite well off, and usually kept con- siderable money in his Lome. Clinton Democrat, 19.—Capt. H. C. Donohoe, of Bates, is the Popu- list nominee for Senator in this dis- trict. The Captain has a large fragment of Republican egg shell still sticking to his back and he is | coyly boping his Republican friends will fuse on him. Donohoe won't be in it when the votes are shucked out, however. There will be preaching and a bas }ket dinner at Boulware Springs | south of town Sunday, by the Later | Day Saints. The will be| | conducted by Elder well, of} Rich Hill, and I. N. White, of Iude-; pendence, Mo., and others. Services | will be held at 11 a. m, and 2:30 and| 4 p.m. tend. services Everybody is invited to at-} H. C. Reese, of the Farmers and | | Merchants Bank of this city, has | |sold his interest in the Citizen's} | Bank of Hume, Mo. Mr. Reese will | | close out his business and farming | will be-| come a permanent acquisition to our} town as a resident and business man interest in that section and and we are glad to announce that he \is to concentrate his interests |—Mound City Progress. | The lof a here. Rich Hill fearful accident Review tells us which bap- last | which befell the 6-year old daughter | lof Oren Thompson. With other | children the little girl was playing with a weed soaked in coal oil, coim- | monly called cat-tail, when her cloth- ‘ing caught fire from the torch and | before extinguished her body was terribly burned from the effects of which she died shortly after. One hundred and twenty wnners are confined in the jail at Birming- ham, Ala. and the city is in a fever of excitement over the report that a mob of miners intended a raid on the jail to release their comrades, {and also that the torch would be applied to the town. The water company and fire department have’ |been taking extra precautions and the police force of the city bas been | iacreased and soldiers put on guard S Baking Powder. Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum i jroadside, they administered to his | switch sional Farms ror Sare:—Several 40, 80 and 160 acre farms for sale at low prices and on reasonable terms. Ww. E. Warrox, Batler, Mo. ot He Miss Flossie Hartwell, who bas been visiting in Kansas City for the past tw» weeks, has returned home. A. S. Millborn left yesterday for Guthrie, OL., to spe L week visit- ing his father, brothers aud sisters. Miss Carrie P: mother, who have bee . Hart well, left for Adrian, Mich., the first of Dell Requa, one of the substan- tial young farmers of Lone Oak) township, called Saturday and had his name added to the increasing | list of the booming Tiwes. | A. E Wright, a brakesman, fell | from the top of 2 car in Kansas City | Monday and broke his neck. He is still alive with half his body below the fifth rib completely paralyzed | and has no hope of his recovery. The republican senatorial conven tion will he held at Appleton City, August 23d. The congressional convention will be held at Greenfield, Dade county, August 7th. The state | convention is to be held at Excelsior | Springs August 15th. Lizzie Christie, arrested at Sedalia with a stolen horse and buggy in| her possession, was taken back to Webb City and the team returned to} its owner. She also had a set of} harness with her; stolen from Rev Hoeness which the owner recovered. | Louis book-keeper for the Rainwater-Brad ford Hat Co, of St. Louis, on trial at Booneville, last week for embez zing $100,000 of the firm's money was given three years in the peni tentiary. Silva got off at a bargain, as the punishment given him is that usually meeted out toa plug horse thief. Misses Belmer aud Halvertone, missionaries, were roughly handled by a Chinese mob in the streets of Canton a short time ago. The ladies were passing along the street and seeing a sick Chinaman lying by the} wants, and while conveying him to a upon stabbed and | terribly beaten by the mob. Miss) Halverstone may die from her in-| house were set juries. Further trouble was antici pated and a British gun-boat was auchored close to shore Chinese | superstition connects missionaries | with the appearance of a plague and | their priests are preaching exter mination of the white crusaders | | W. W. Fraucis of Mulberry called | Tuesday. He said stack ig is about | all done, hay about all cat, corm| , a needing rain. and tlax crop about Trading Post. Kausas, reported to acre. returned Sat Ran be making 20 bushels to the Mrs. Mary L. Nic urday from Mound Ci she had been for Ba Dr.} treatment by colored m Mrs. H. B. Fran- kerville, the faith cure doctor. cis, also took treatment from the doctor and both ladies claim to be greatly benefitted. Paul Francis has returned from the Indian Ter- ritory, where he went some two weeks ago for the purpose of bring ing back a fine Belgian stallion which his father had to the territory for sale. account of no market for the product has been Morwood Miss Ada Holderman.writes suspended at from Dayton Washington, that the wheat crop in that state been destroyed by an insect which works in the stalk and kills the fore it had time to ripen. A ber of wagons loaded with hunters have passed through the country on wheat be- their way to Arkansas, they said they were going for Venison and turkey. Burton Is Nominated. Carthage, Mo. July 19.—Hon Charles H. Burton of Vernon county was today nomiuated by the Re- publicans of the Fifteenth Congres- district. The fight was be tween Tyier and Burton. Purdy, of Lawrence, receiving only a compli mentary asked after the fir ballot to be dropped. The Burton and Tyler forces looked anxior but before the ballot closed Tyler crawled out of the way and Burton was declared the choice of the con- vention. vote, | Maryle }Gorman, to day in J. Silva, the confidential | Te where | * a (Wi Shot Dead. Thomas and Wm. Walls received ISTATE TA a telegram Saturday evening inform. | The House Passes a Billi Settle Dis- that their brother, J. M Walls, bad been jfoully wurdered ing them about four miles south of Coffeyville, Kansas on $ Territory, Friday evening last. The authorities have arrested two men, and think they have the parties who left for Coffeyville on receipt of the | telegram » murdered man was formerly a resident of this county and is well known by many of our people. Map at Gorman Baltimore. Md., July 24 —Queen the d's democracy, Aune’s county, the native county of Senator Gibson, and for-} merly a firre supporter of Senator cenvention gave |the Maryland senators a hard slap. The convention held to elect dele gates to the district congressional convention adopted resolytions de- mauding that “nominee of this dis- trict shall accord President Cleveland his fall support aud shall be sound on tariff reform, as the people are not disposed to who will not tolerate nominees actively support true democratic principles.” Prairie City Items J. BF. Summy and wife was visiting in Schell City Sunday hn Vogt will start for the Indian itory soon. Chinch bugs are almost a thing of the past. Grasshoppers are becoming numer- rie Deller returned to her home in Rich Hill Saturday after a long visit at this place. Father Stillwell is laid up with ery- sipelas in his feet. We had the pleasure of attending the annual picnic at Eldorado Springs the 20th the crowd present were roughly estimated at from &,000 to 10,000 people. ‘The balloon ascension was & grand success. A few of the many who attended from this place were: Mrs. J. B. Durand, J. D. and B. W. Hornbuckle and wi F. Summy and wife, W. E dy and wife, ALS. Kemper, J Eddy, E. M. Johanas. Allof our young’ men with their best girls were also among the sight seekers Bro. Scott and Rev. Warphy will : commence a protracted imeeting at}ton and addressed the judiciary this place next Sunday Harry. jecommittee in favor of that bill and ae jalvocated a measure of the effect of | Virginia Items the one passed Mr \ ‘man and John Dea- ton tell asnake story that is true. While fishing in the afternoon killed S water snakes and they set their hooks ¢ itin the river and went to the lak lose by and killed 42] more, Which averaged 3 inches thick. Mr Chas Hens! his paper and »: its a pap aysits way. Wim. Marsh s forthe TIMEs this wee He says he liv nthe river, andit ht mosquite Mr John H Keaton died July 20th, of heart failure, buried in the home cen wed bya} pays 2 years on vs jet her come, for zon at had flax sd with the rally are itning stacke with chime eake this é » bent, or i- every trip a bottle o: Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas- antly and effectually on the kidneys. liver and bowe! headaches and o ness. take on tured by the Cai Co. only. SHANNUN & BINKLEY, WELL DRILLERS DREXEL, MO. If you are wanting a well drilled’ write us and [we will see you. 36-3m. iow Creek in the Indian | stronghold of} | jevening puted Points Eifectuaily . Washington, D. C., July 21 —The House bas passed without opposi- tion the bill reported from the judi- ciary committee fixing the status of ul state and m tion on rail- road property in the hands of receiv ers appointed by United States courts. The bil! provides that taxes heretofore reafter ed by state, ¢¢ thority against any corporat corpore classed as first United etible by ate property shall not be debts to be passed upon in the instance by any court in the {States but shall be coll the proper suthoritie ‘ording to the : ent, whether the corpor- ation is in the ds of a receiver or of the United States shall have avy other or sess not and no j judge or court greater authority to enjoin, restrain jor interfere with the collection than lif no receivership existed, and the seizure as well as the sale of proper- ty for taxes shall divest the ree jand court of control. fee | seized for taxes be returned to the receiver and the Property and not sold is to corporation or receiver is to bave the abatement of a tax | | | j against of a citizen to apply for : sue, or defend improper courts haviag jurisdiction ; This bill, if it becomes a law, will settle sowie of the disputes between the state authorities concerning the taxation of railroad property now in the custody of fed eral courts. and federal years ago, acting on the advice of judges, the railrouds refused to pay the full amount of es leyied by the state commissioners, holding that the appraisal of the property was excessive, but tendered the amounts which the judges held to be fair. Three state constables who attempted to enforce the collection ordered by board were $500 for contempt of The state paid their fines and recently the House judiciary committee reported a bill to refund the amount, $1,500 to the the state each fined court. state. Governor Tillman came to Washing Geo. Ford bas secured x Sprin position field aud left Saturday Good luck, that city George. Trustee's Sale. Whereas David P Thomasson and Martha J masson, bis wife,by thei~ deed of trust dated ovember ‘Iith,, 1ss9. and recorded in the recorder’s 0! within an for u count n book N Missou i in township for wo (2) contain ; and whereas the payme dae and efaul t of unpaid e request of the legal id note and pursn: i of trust, I will proceed to tibed premises at public bidder for cash at the court house, in the city , county of Bates and etate of Mis- sc on Friday August 17,1 t F M. ution Not and assuming ail obligations LEE CULVER iat A. H. CULVER AND RAILROADS. | aes PIERC antees a assessment in. Iv South Caroliva two | Inall Bronchial, Throat and Lung troubles Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery brings relief and a permanent cure. The way is open to the germs of Consumption if you suffer from Asthma, Bronchitis or Catarrh Begin early with “Discovery” and a cure is certain, Guar- English, Cocke Co., Tenn, K.V. Perce: Sir- My wife was jcted with asthma twenty years; as grew older she grew ree. Her case was treated by three emi- nent doctors, but all tuikal; they told me there was no cure for it. Discou raged T was, I try Dr S Golden “Medi. eu Dy she used five nd two vials of your * Pleasant Pettets,” which has made a permanent cure. She has gained twenty pounds in weight gance the cure was effected. D. R. KY KER, KYKER. Santa Fe Train Robbed, Gathrie, Ok., July 22.—At an early hour yesterday morning a Santa Fe passenger train was held up by two masked men near Red Rock. The robbers entered the express car and presenting revolvers caused the messenger to stand and deliver a package cf money and some other packages, but the value is unknown. There is no clew to the bandits. Villuinons. Birmingham, Ala., July 19 —Thir- ty whitecaps went to the house of Jack Brownlee, a prominent negro in Coburn couuty, last night, shot his house full of holes, broke the doors down, took Brownlee to the woods, stripped him, whipped him almost to death and then ordered him to leave the country. Brownlee has not been seen since and it is feared he has been killed. He was a prominent democratic organizer of Oates clubs in Kolb’s | district. Besides, Sam Comer, a white Kolbite. had been arrested for ‘assaulting and ineulting Brownlee’s daughter. The Pullman shops at Ludlow, Ky., have reopened with a fairly good force. The leaders in the strike are refused work. C. P. Catron & Co. will buy court cost and loan money in small amounts ou good chattel securities. 12 tf. Sowe special bargains at D. W. Drummond's new store. See his card, 30 tf. Peafowls Wanted.-—-A_ rooster and two bens. Enquire at Timers oilice. R. S. Catron insures growing cops against hail, also writes fire and tornado insurance. 413 tf Coal! Coal! Coal cnn now be had at bank, 5 miles southeast of Spruce in Deep- water township. Barcuetor Bros Having a large amount of cash on small loans ou reasonable terms and at low rates. Will lend on real estate running from One to five years with interest payable once a year and allow bor- rower to pay part or all at any time and stop interest. Money here in Bank ready, no deiay. Also want loans with good personal security. 28 tf Mo. Stare Bank. hand we will make Wall Paper, Carpets, Paints WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE FRAMES, WINDOW GLASS. very deecription for THE SHERWI WILLIAM and WEIDER PAINTS. the most reliable aud co economical paints made. One Block North Post Office, Butler, Mo. D. W. Drummond You see them everywhere. 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