The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 13, 1894, Page 7

METAPHORICALLY SPEAKING. Misouri Pacific Time Yable, ROBBED A BLIND WOMAN | | LO AS A GUNNER. What Is Meant by Warm and Cold Arrival and departure ot passenger { ot | , : ‘ Clothing. trains at Butler Station. Ho Can't Shoot with a Rifle 50) Qin we spe: ee i : A i i ae en e€ speak of warm orcold . z ' NortH Bouxp | Eruptions Well as with a Revolver clothing we use asabsolute a metaphor | A Kansas Man Who Plundered Passenger. - - 4:47 a.r | Und he Pret f Passenger, : x 2:42 p- 0 and si annoyances are caused 6 War Department Reports Give Sewe In- nder the Fretext 0 Passenger, 2 : Gils p.m. | by an impure blood, which wil teresting Statistics, Showing the Local freight > 11:20 a.m. result in a more dreaded disease Marriage. SoutH Bounp Unless removed, slight impurities Indian to Be an Expert Pis- tol Shot. Kansas City, Mo., Passenger a a will develop into Scrofula, Ecze- Press, e: cept as the i at . ae = S a iother serious : ¢ 1 pe man Ww wav ry , rassenger, Ae ma, Salt Rheum and other serious Reports received at the wa ctors for the heat generated by |YOuDg man who gave h as trictly ure Passemger, - - lf. and w ¢ ex- | Ralph L. Roberts was 2 Local Freight z onductors of heat, that is do not allow the heat of the boc yesterd as some other ma-j son wh. ne rs of heat is took many remedies that no good. I have four bottles of with the most wor Am enjoying the knew, have gaine friends say they nev afternoon. He had recent-| W : L from Fulton Kansas bring hite ead endatio recor fee od trouble, for which “Southern,” “Red Seal,” ad “Collier.” ed to marry her 4 ¢ é 1 + results of ; ment of recent small ‘ i 4 é 6 6 é $ JOHN 5. EDELIN, to you by your mer GIVEN AWAY aka -—BY The St. Louis Republic ed free to a FT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. j evidence of his reliabil ewpaper clippi Roberts’ person show | sell you che. p ready he best n n-conductors « a sheet of one folded and } * | ad recently broke jail | as effectual! ote u . where he had been | TEN PORTFOLIOS of WORLD'S | army of the Colorado have | e hearts of its readers—who yetty crime Lids FAIR VIEWS, cach portfolio con A |} to sho} en to be of the same politics" Of | t ee ap re i 4 taining 16 views and each view ac side with rse the ex he he Joplin and had been } n be id of them f the worm curately described Views of the! > 'NN3L ‘ITTAHSYN diysuewuog 'pueysoyg !3uldooy-yoog S2s wy Bio BIN aah — — aie ie — I é es ; | a | that they have made 3 sy Mail Buildings, § dings, the = ~” erage 2h es Hon onaTotine n : ad been used by } Midway, Views of Statuary, etc. | = sights on the rifles ar sompre- ng should alway » varied | Jones as an amanueusis, and had f save you's: good ede task. These ten portfolios will be given | a G™ jhensible to them, much |to correspond to the variations of] oq matters up with Roberts to suit NATIONAL LEAD CO. without cost to anyone who will) <w iJ patience has been on the | temperate a fact which recog- t igs oe : 1 hea " St. Louis Brar send five new yearly subscribers to | ZEB Bo = part of th hem to | nized anc I i who | herself. Roberts and the girl had | Clark Avenue and Ten Louis é % 1 > “Dp . * a po = | y under ey - Isr Y ket } t ves 5 out be} ; The Twice a Week Republic, with | g >= > sae fi ¢ prin < of ket ft Mrs. Joues $15 out the ss $5.00 the regular subscription price. | = Soa ey pede yi duot | 10 she bad received on insu | THE REPUBLIC | Es '» 2 = j the Second cava s n- | : : Special Rates. ) REPUBLIC, | = 2B re ldian company, showed an indivi yto gen lance policy by the death of herhus | | | tick St. Louis, Mo. g 308 & SET [average figure of merit of 42.22, while | tain heat must be the criter band Fae ee haya ve ene YEN a ee = S 7m 2 = = = a sto those desiring to attenc ave 5 os © BS FE | the average figure of merit of the com- | dren and old people have less of th —— - © Gonkcaiion Ocaentessied OTae oe Hite Hes pany was 75.58. abjlity than those in the prime of | No Material Body. at Kansas City, Sept. 9 and 10, luM, roant 7 OLDEST anv ORICINAL WOOD'S PHOSPHODINE:; | In collective firing the Ind and consequently need greater p . : en trip tickets ond and One-third fare, on certid- The Great English Remedy. age was 31.57, Reon ter eation th Burlington [o., Sept. 6 —The or- | cate pia fi pees sae Dermasen dy. oth *r troops | gene nd, in the ganiz n of Christian Scientists cf panabehcel Weakness, Emissions, Sperm- | The Indians in the | at least, the ‘lthis city have petitioned the city] round’ trip, a ) atorrhea, Impotency and all | made for their cor * | Pcie ne 8 sche bi i that tk hildren of th 2 ects of Abuse or Excesses. | individual figure nerit of >, | those of health ar See eee ro ee were UL Onna C nN ae ‘ 10 WEST NINT! Stee cee 2 f o + | th realth ar Anderson County Fair at Garnett, Kansas, EST NINTH STREET, Been preacribed over 35| while the figure of the other Ops id members be excused from attendance | Sept. 4t M4, tickets Will be sold at 3 {NEAR JUNCTION.) KANSAS CITY, @ ®© MISSOURI.| Before and After. ; Regular graduate —authorized by the state, and conced- ears in thousands of cases; is theonly Reliable and Hone | \Y est medicine know ask | there is once aruggist for Wood’s Phosphodine; if he offers | figure of merit by some worthless medicine in place of this, leave his | tion was an ave PONS VARINGgE Chee at school during the hours that phy ae was 62.87 to return Sept. sth niry In the Sixteenth inf ompa Miami County Fair, Paola, Kansas, Sept. 25 tickets will be sold at $220 for round trip, limited for return to Sept. 2th, Isvl. National Encampm A. R. Pittsburg, Their Efforts to Obtain the Signatures of Bankers. 2 sivlogy is taught to believe there is | to Promine “Men try in every auything so much in evidence as a “| dishonest store, inclose price in letter, and | giseure of the wl Rapes eens : ja Soke rine a beats Cee nsceens we will send by return mail. Price, one package, | 1° Pie da prominent bank pr stomach and liver The petition | Pa. Sent Teectariber wail reap Her 'C- | $1; 81x,85. One will please, siz willcure. Pamph- | * ee “to obtain the ey ee ae $20 sbround trip, limited to Sept Passen- eee ART SR RYE let in plain sealed envelope, 2 cents postage. |the Indian average was ; Mork: bjects to geography on the score] ree crmitted to make one step onthe rewurn pe ae ART ‘Address The Wood Chemical Co., | pared with the white average of 70. “Their object i evident nse | that it recognizes t material body. at any Gatermsd iste pol ak dosignatet Pe Se OUS and URINARY 31 Woodward At pistol firing the In | : J : en echt ter lean a bace reht gk) x | ce em Wi t pn creas > sens: a Sp: cs. Mo Sept. 7 a3. ISM, che ; : ili | all druggists. | sort of firing for the same re the schoo! board refuse to grafit the See ye ee Nervous Debi. ity ; —— a _ |troop L of the Second ea seen letters request ‘ church, south, at Jefferson City, Mo. Sept. 1s Lost Vitality edaable jets |e second of which the m c . trivial na Charged With Marder. please call on or ad s gwuessers. .| proud, if they ever learn about it At * P . 1 + i ©. BURRL Fd Pertectly and Permanently Restored. balk cain thi : a Mee rtuni Vater unted practic . ‘ : Moberly, Mo., Aug. 29.—Fannie Ticket Agent, But : ile siasts, s is your opportunity mounted prac Gat oe nel Si 8 Syphilis a 2 Cured for Life Without Mercury. MAC {7 Johnson, her mother and sister have r HOME AND COUNURY|avera swer otice of School fund Mortgage Sale. ie RIN ae ea mu newsdealer sone ; ave a even tot! been arrested, rged with the ee i or 53 east roth street Ne ork, 70; at mountec “One fo . . Whereas on the 9th day of June, Iss6, Laur Urinary Diseases rerwas (ar allie Bese aise |murder of a born to Fannie| ywirpacick » angie person’ inodeconee ‘Meved and Thoroughly Cured. | pony § 2 = 8 l > gttaw cuted and delivered to Bates county, in the (akc Relioved; sale A Cup of Beet Tea (the cheapest, purest and | sistent in his efforts to obtain several days . Soon after its|itete or Missouri, her certain school fund best) can be prepared instantly from iE: aeeclot officers birth the infant disappeared, and to-|™orxaze, conveying to said Rates county, the ywing’ described real estate situated ty, Missouri, to-wi tone Ol r (4), Williame’ nd addition to beginning north of the i asthe year ¢ inclosing at quests us to se Jay the bones of a child were found Why invest seca) Li CMPANYS "Sra da makes no promises thathe| There’s only one genuine kind and that you éannot falfll. Avoid cheap| an know by the signature in blue on every jar | revolver mone of in an ash pile on the Johnson prem ys pain a eee a ool Bea ihe = 4 a northeast corner of lot three (3) block three cure-alls and unskilled physicians, and consult | —— | There we some other £|tendollar national bank notes in ex-|iges. The women deny the charge, | () Williams 2nd addition to Butler, running Dr. Whittier in person or by letter (giving > statistics obtained by this fy ? _.. © * | north 300 feet, west 152 feet, south 300 feet, symptoms) and receive the candid opinion of a PARKER'S The natives of the United States stood bat have been committed without | east to beginning; and beginning 50 feet nort! hysician of long experience, unquestioned HAIR BALSAM : - : : of the northeast corner of lot one (1) in. block phys P sd Coan and be athe hair.} |ecleyenth in order of merit bu: The Johnusous, who are related | four :4) Williams’ 2nd addition to Butler, ru skill and sterling integrity. Promotes a. lux wt | cea eS y eae aieakens north 30 feet, thence west 1's + Souch 300 feet, east to beginni i a plat of ground 66 feet east and by this county. have heretofere borne | feet north and south in the southwest cor wes ner of lot one {1}, block fonr {4} Wil- od characters Hams second addition to Butler, Which See mort; executed and deliverec Never Fails to MEDICINES from our own laboratory fur- rears to some of the wealthiest families in nished at small cost and shipped anywhere : sotland, German. secure from observation. TREATMENT never sent C. 0. D. ARE CONSUMPT1 VE [ans ex id, Cures scalp diseases & h Bheand alimat Dr ha States. The men of s —-— : ee ze was 80 made, Use Pari signa s- ; ‘ f ae ee iehest Raeete ; : >mocratic— | t? secure the payment to said Bates county, FRE CONSULTATION. W oa and over ¥ Iso highest Mie neces A candidate on the Democratic to the wae OF Gs Serb raehesl* tamed DOr aaL A URINARY ANALYSIS. ths dt puerta hace Heorecs annanee Werect Saints 2 Se . county, the certain school fand bond the Populist ticket in Green county bas] manivned and’ deseribeds an a =) | men were the lowest. The men of light : mentioned and ‘described, an re] A {To Health and Emergencies blue eyes were the best marksmen, been accused by political enemies of | rer eee ey eer ee nef county of uide} for 6 cts.—stamps—to prepay. Pa i fh | withithose of darts blue nt Even the | the the theft of acow. He should use | Bates, in book No. 2vat page 291, and in which Se ise GanneEe pe = ae nnae stele ‘ Bee said school fund mortgage it is expressly pro- Call or address in strict confidence i J BA [light bine eyed men were the best | outstanding. bis best effort to prevent them from | Viijed: that should default be madein the ko DR. H. J. WHITTIER, marksmen among the negroes. The ooo proving it on him before the close | ment of the principal and interest mentioned © West Ninth Street. Kansas City, MO > > oT \ fie Dy Be a a BY {report calls attention to the fact that GASTRONOMIC GEOMETRY. of the campaign. in said aan. or ony part thereof, at the time FOR THIN | EO! LE. the percentage made by the Indi ae 2 Eas the same became due and payable, the then n which said office of the Office hours—9 to 4 and 7 to 8. Sunday 10 to es, excusing ourselv on mund that we have no cire s in deseript an eats teeta: ene s ters acting sheriff of said county, shall have power at revolver practice was gr achusetts institute of /owns a mule which was foaled in | aforesaid; and whereas, the county court in title p es They e perfect assimila- | a e cavalry ex ptitio: oO e de- ¢ oye Py. en process hey create persect assimila-| at the cavalry competitions of the de- | 44.6 have to solve som every abstruse | from that state te Howard county in | that the debt and interest. menti tion with architec- 7 ignec in, j e 0 ays she still retains the qualities | “<ned.,48 acting ®herif of Bates county, to lately harmless the terms and stipulations contained in si | | 7 ey | 5 A Problem That V i A.D. Leach of Howard county |'2: 294, may without suit, proceed to sel! THE TIMES’ Are you thin: | the percentage made by the winners of |the gold medals in the revolver matches and for said Bates county, at ite August term, te paris anddicearding the wortiiess Ines | Partment fer the years 1802 and 1993. | oF oh, i bond, so secured by said mortgage make thin faces plump and round out the/It wasalso the highest record m paaeee igure, nhevare che 8 REMEOY junder existing regulations by 2a eee des and shad- proceed to sell the property mentioned in said Price prepaid, $1 per box, 6 for $5 | oie REDUCED! Hamphien “HOW TO GEE FAT. tree |MONEY IN A MONKEY FARM. | the an ‘» Som: Gi | plexed Stud the property so conveyed by said mortgage as Flesh made with Thinacure Tablets by a sci- the students of architec- | California37 yearsago. He rode her | 4) iat ta iee cote oF eet Ser and analytical } 1995 Mr. Leach calls her ‘Old Bet’| unpaid, and did order and direct the under. for leanness. containing no arsenic, and abso- | troop in the department ng at the bot-jof a mule. mortgage, as aforesaid, in accordance with The TAINACURECO , 94 Broadway, column ¢ the torus, and | path re cars mortgage. to satisfy the amount of principal a Sa a eee The Sturgeon school board ballot- | and interest found to bs due on said bond an ee Suet y }ei 1,000 he fail Now, therefore, take notice, that I, D A Col- ous sections of this ring, are | €1 1,000 times for a teacher and fail- | yer, ag acting sheriffin and for said county of perplexing to neW stu-|ing to agree the school opened with | Bates, by the authority in me vested. by vir- suppos r Prey | But the Ignorance of a Bank j Its Establishment. 2 ai z 2 Dl tne of'said school fand mortgage, and the olen “The funniest thing I witnessed four instead of five teachers. This | finding and order of the county conrt atoresait . . BUCGLAS !during the brief but exciting period a stude nt came to another | demonstrates the character of the |“!!! 0" Sees ; 4 The HO 1S THE BEST. knownasthe boom, in Birmingham, | ; ly, who had arep-| nule in some people. Saturday S-ptember 29th, 1894, NOSQUEAKING | Ala oe ee ae knowin atthe east front door of the court house in : c : , [the city of Rutler, county and state aforesaid, Cumberland, Md., Sept.6.—Dr. C. | between the hours of nine o’elock in the fore- : noon and five o’clock inthe afternoon of said H. Obr, one of the attendants of | t,y"proceedto seli at public vendue to ths $5. CORDOVAN, (lobe-De FRENCH& ENAMELLED CALF. ‘, , 34.25.59 FINE CALF& KANGAROO mocrat reporter, “was the lish a | Pex: | ion of ac {monkey farm Kansas City “Why, what's the matter?” exclaimed | young lady student O Miss IL.” the young man gasped awhole dozen of déugh-|H ; a 1 I've bitten them in oblique |Exypt Mills, this county, yesterday JANUARY 1. PR peeshes ‘ae WoL. | head of the local financial world, told See a eee ecninecbecser re | them he had a friend with a scheme in aq pecanse; Weare the largest mannfacturersOf | which he himself was putting in the value by stamping the name and Price on twenty thousand dollars, and if they the bottom, which protects you against hig calico bates rave ee Se prices and the middleman’s profits. Our shoes really wanted to invest he could, asa @qual custom work in style, easy fitting and | personal favor, secure a like amount if wearing qualities, We have them sold every: | one-half was paid down, the other half | down rhe: for the value given than we 3 : doyle 2 ratte y . . whic wee teeaeee crake no te. If your | to be paid in ata meeting to be held | and I've made myse lf sick at the stom- | VW hat 1S this the dealer cannot supply you, we cau. Sold by in a few days. ach, and | can't lerstand that prob- | The | (tuppanenber ss for ten |lem any better than I did before!” | } : Twice-a-Week WANS Y.@ PILLS ree 8 pant of prompts eho were Fe SAFE AND SURE. days he was notified to attend a meet- y on the Colorado desert in seach sworth, his mother and sister, within and for Bates county. Missouri. Jn book } No. 26 page 32 conveyed the undersigne: | Marie, waylaid and shot to death traatee the following described real estate Iy- ry Stiff i ing and being situate in the county of Bates Heury Stiff, ao blacksmith, near | 15 reer kseceurl. tonic y + south half of the north half of the south- weet quarter of section eighteen (is) in town | ship forty-two (42), of range thirty (30) com al exqacieacs(anaderccyiweys| —————— taining “forty (45) acres mors” or less h conveyance was made in trust to secure ment of one certain note fully deserib- ed in ssid deed of trast; ana whereas defanit been made in | the payment of said note, now past doe and unyaid. Now, therefore, at the request of the legal holder of said note and pursuant tothe con- ditions ci said deed of trast, I will proceed to sell theabove described premises at public ndue to the highest bidder for bh st the east front door of the court house 50 2 s . LP ‘§ ( i i highest bidder for cash the real estate afore $ F550 ECncE SOLES. | citement was at its greatest two bank- Peters Walther (who died last night ee e $25952.W) RKINGMENS ers from a count town with | ‘from a supposed attack of As/‘atic | pal snd interest found to bedue on said bond, Wi mes oa ae eee y thousand a& ad | cholera) in an interview this morning | #°4 the coste of executing this trast.) = 2. Pe oe were versanxious to get into the little | | states that the case was one of genu- | -4t Sheriff of Bates Bount group of talists who were making | ine Asiatic cholera—the genuine epi | ERY $25932 31.73, (eroup cE capes g} pee) ae oe s ea) 3 EVERY 332: BesTDONGOLg money They haunted two or | | SWaye ts ae | damioicuolers| of 1Go4: | Trustee's Sale. DAY SEND FOR CATALOGUE of the leading investors until |? came back, looking | 2 ae Whereas J.B Mekeal and Emma E. Mekeal ‘TILL a WL DOUGLAS, | finally Dr. Jackson, who stood at the | very pale and miserable | Jackson, Mo., Sept. 6.—Preasley | Pisyv"¢,ty thelr deed of trast dated August “th, , MASS. | “ive nuts, cheek ric City. I imes terutting Wileos Cor onal g of the stockholders, which he did. es a test mine oan es spots eet of Butler, county of Bates and ste or Mien % i Sein ike ore ralls ax rr Seas coereestuein| Then the promoter of the enterprise | historic cit ae z os ian Aa souri, on : metal boxes with regis ned i Sad Gacte hac ant vuildin or a dis. s day Se or 15, 185 ‘TILL Shield, accept no wort explained it. His plan was to buy an | matwenty feet Saturday September 15, 194, thegenuine, atall Druggists, Send4cenisfor island near Mobile, send an Woman's Safe Guard and receive them | | ira vy mail. W ileox SpeeifeCo.Phila.Pa, | tion to Africa and South Ame secure mfnkeys, stock the farms with pxpedi- a ta | between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore - noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, for the purposes of satisfying said debt, interest and costs JANUARY 1. ired and sixty » pillars quaint! anyhow feet in width giggnt | | as ons’ head3 and | 25 cents ;one hundred thousand monkeys, and | carved aL eh ELSIE head aad pyr 50 tee i or = serpents stood im the sand, supporting Ze eS esedier Cure for Impotence, Losg | Taise them for the market. | F 20 it = - = Soares of Manhood, Seminai| “An elaborate array of statistics was s of granite zy bo Administrator 8 Notice es Emissions, Spermatorrhea, | viven, showing the cost and market | eee | Notice is hereby given, that letters of te | price of monkeys and figuring out im- ae | aduttoistration on the ‘estate of GW E = : ne c r, Wwe 4 In order that no one may have an ex- | mense profits, but it was necessary Segoe : vee niened a tae ee ae reps cuse for not being posted on the deyel- Boxes, $5 00. |that the entire amount subscribed | re to be carefu amine es pigeds tat, ieee one of a ugust a opments ef the political campaign of Soscial Directions Mailed | Should be pafd at once. The banker | #2 €xploring party thought » by B » > tes : é ; will yet be ; | county, Missouri. jumped to his feet. ‘I don’t want no}; = All persons having claim vsitiaak Ballaré Szew Liaise: Co., ay . “ 2 s again came: monkey farm. I knows nodings about |! ™ said estate are required to exhibit : = is > - 7 vhich ST.LOUIS, - MO, dose monkey business. You can keep ee ene Tt is the only bow (ring) which | thera for allowance totheadiinistra, my ten thousand dollars if you release wx whose betroths] had Cannot be pulled from the watci. |tor within one year after the date of 1894, The Times has made these rates, which scarcely coyer the cost of publi- cation, Its news facilities are unsur- passed, and handles political news fully with each Box. Address that important diseove a and fairly. fosters’ Agents.$75 | me from that cuore ae was jane semis was met b To be had only with Jas. Bos: = actin Seba = be fepees 5 done, and he swallow is chargin j te friend Is questi F rom any benefit of said estate; anc Subscribe Now. ati ieappein mentee tiie nee saibeat| pus coe aioe gent se a. ear if such claims be not exhibited within Address, hecoutd. Ina few weeks the money was indly ‘queries. the| >"." ee two years from the date of this pub- Ty Ti S returned to him, Bnd it was explained | you, replied: “Well, | don't know | Ask your jeweler for pamphlet. Heaton: they aa be forever barred. 1e limes | that it was alla joke, but the banker | Kiar jt ic uuless there is such a thing is 234 day of Angust, 1894. Keystone Watch Case Co., J. N. CHAMBERS, i had a two hundred dollar dinner to as engagement fright. If there is tha | PHILADELPHIA. Administrator. ‘ c Kansas City, Mo. a | Pay for. | what I have.” Sample Copies Free.