The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 9, 1895, Page 3

. mous on that point. It is the mortal Thousands of Women SUFFER UNTOLD MISERIES. BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR, ACTS AS A SPECIFIC By Arousing to Healthy Action all her Organs. It causes health to bloom, and joy to reign throughout the frame. ooo It Never Fails to! Regulate ... “ My wife has be ing physicians After using tur FEMALE it cooking, milk aM ie BRYAN, lienderson, Ala. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga. Bold by druggists at £1.00 per bottle er treatment of lead- without beneftt. BRADFIELDS an do her own Who is Responsible for the Liquor Traffic? “It must needs be that offense come, but wee unto him by whom the offense cometh.” The liquor traffic ought to die, Christian public sentiment is unani- enemy of peace and order; the de- spoiler of men and the terror Jof women; the cloud that shadows the face of childhood; the demon that has dug more graves and sent 1ore souls unprepared to Judgment than all the pestilences that have wasted | life since God sent the Plagues to) Egypt, and all the wars since Joshua) stood beyond Jerico. But where shall we place the re- sponsibility? Listen to the dying voice of Trus- key, who was hanged at Windsor last week: “Drink has brought me to the gallows,” he said, “ask the people to take a lesson from my awful fate.” But his message will fall on deaf ears. Drunkards will say it comes to late, moderate drink- ers will say they can drink and let it alone; moderate thinkers will say, “There is no use in being fanatical, there are other sins than drinking;” the selfish man will say, “It will let you alone if you will it alone. The politician will say, “you must not hurt the party.” The comfortable man will sit before his fireplace in his dressing gown and say, “it is too dreadful for anything, but I guess my boys are all right.” The brewer will say, “it’s too bad, but there's money in it” The saloon keeper will say, “how else could I make a living?” The business man will say, “if I make a fuss about it, I will lose customers.” The cautious preacher will say, “it would be un christian to hurt the feelings of the big subscribers.” The lawyer will say, “to stop drink would kill our profession because it would so re- duce litigation and crime” The provincial treasurer will say, “And nearly $800,000 of license fees.” The finance minister will say, “and $7,000,000 of reyenue.” ‘The complacent Christian says, ‘O, Lord, remove the curse, be a hus- band to the widow, and a father to the fatherless, and when I am} lis, pays its fine and continues at the | jold stand with a brisker will have to appear “hs me. .. Think| you that the Great Judge will hold! me (the poor, weak, helples victim | of your traffic,) alone responsible for jthe murder of my wife. Nay, I, in} |my drunken, frenzied, irresponsible | condition, have murdered one, but! you have deliberately and wilfully | apie Fee murdered your thousands, and the murder-mills are ia full operation to day at your consent. If twenty | | men conspire together for the mur. | | der of one person, the law power of | |this land will arrest the twenty and | leach will convicted and lexecuted for a whole murder, and |not for one twentieth of the crime ”| We repeat the liquor traflic ought | to die p rocket | pleads guilty and asks how muct rey) be tried, |Alway- pays th The saloon hand on _ Produces East Side trade than | {t doesn’t have to die. W (iy. ii How did our licen By ever. is responsible? system get to be a law” of the people We have all doubt told, or] heard told to the young and inex perienced what the good book says, “If sinners entice thee consent thou not.” But perhaps we have not so often told ourselves as Christians, | that we must not consent to the! # enticement of those who do not claim to belong to Christ j We deeply regret to say that Christians of this country have con- sented to the enticement of the worst of sinners, and have yielded to the blandishments offered in the shape of license fees and political e votes no ¢ wk’s Leather Tree Saddle Sick back of the Church—very far back — Double stand 5,000,000 Christian voters. They helped to make the license low. There are not enough of the bad men to do sucha thing alone. We pray, “O, God, give us power,” and or, in other words, when we have lain our All upon the altar at Jesus’ feet, and cry out of the depths of our hearts, “Here, dear Lord, take me and use me as Thou wilt.” Mrs G. W. Lepwicr. Spruce, Mo Shot Without Warning. Lemency Shown Gordon. Richmond, Mo, May 1.—A delib- Louisville, Ky, May 2.—An inti- erate murder, followed in a few] mate friend of the Bush fa f hours by the suicide of the murder-| Mrs. Gordon’s relatives, is 2 er, occurred near Milleville, ten] for the statement that so far miles northeast of this city, yester-]are concerned nothing w day eyening about 6 o'clock. James} done toward pushing the prosecu- M. Woods, a prominent and wealthy | tion against Fulton Gordon. They bachelor farmer, was met in the|are anxious for the whole unfortu- road by Ben Harper, a reckless and | nate affair to be hushed up and will dissolute young man, who was/allow the matter to be dropped. armed with a repeating rifle anda revolver. Without a word of warn- ing, Harper took deliberate aim at A special from Governor stated to day Henderson says brother in law the Brown's that Governor Woods with his Winchester and | would do nothing toward prosecut- fired, the bullet striking Woods in jing Gordon, but simply let mat the heart and killing kim instantly.|take their course. The Governor through with this wicked world take | me to Glory.” The patriotic Chris- | tian, who has caught the spirit of | Emmavuel, my life The | people must be saved at any sacri-| fice. One voice we fail to hear. It| is the voice of the man who knows | what he ought to do, and do it. Let if we can, realize the awful import of another last mes “I began | my downward course at a saloon} says, “I will lay down | for my fellow man. does not} us, sage of a condemned man: bar, legalized and protected by the| voters of this commonwealth. God) knows I tried to reform. At last I| sought the protection, and sympathy of the church of Jesus Christ, but at the communion table} I received from the hand of the} pastor, who sits here and has testi- fied against me, the cup that con- tained the very same alcoholic ser- pent that is found in every barroom in the land. It proved too much for}; care my weak humanity, and out of that) . holy place I rushed to the last de-! bauch that ended with the murder | * of my wife. After the State had made me a drunkard and a wurderer, | '°** Iam taken before another bar—tbe bar of justice (!) by the same power of law that legalized the first bar, | aud now the law power will conduct | me to the place of execution and | hasten my soul into Eternity. I shall | : bar—the | appear before another Judgment bar of God—and there| you who have legalized the trafic | body and all the evidence pointed to the fact | Suicide. |citizeps of the community escaped | quest this As he fell from his horse a second | and his wife return to Frankfort to- shot struck him in the thigh. |morrow. Jt is thought Gordon's After firing the shots Harper rode | plea will be self defense as to the away a short distance, but soon re-| killing of Brown, 1 that he will turned and to make sure of his| testify that Brown fired the first | | bloody work, tired a third shot into shot. His de fer killing his \head of his victim. He theu disap | wife wil ll probability be tem- | peared and was not seen again until jthis morning, when his dead body, | with a bullet hole through his head, j Was found near the Milleville school | The conere house. His with ON | tion of sanc y empty, was found nes | chamber empty as found near the | wibers Sie porary insan 3.—Trouble baptist Vincenn> has arisen church. revolver, t ti and f jseparate congregation | Keith is pastor of sanctified Baptists. Eds : Rey. that he had committed |He is the leader of the dissenters, jand it was he who first taught and preached this doctrine i Wood ee | The Baptist congregs che) save ods only because | tinue to worship at Harper could not find them. Harper| vith their 1 pulae pester Ree had recently been fined for some is s ham Thor trivial offence and had sworn ven- The murder of Woods was ately planned and one or delib- w othe: r two other n Vincennes. n on will con- e old church Wil- of 0 th |geance on all who had testified | ,,28"0 inv against kim. Woods was a quiet | Tucker The beet s1 sugar - crop of the United man and was never known to seek a! quarrel. + Coroner Dove States is pontine ever 40,090,000 . of which fornia 0,000 pounds Tt does e that reek culture take a firm hold in the States except in aa states ornia, where under irrigation d becomes enormous. Free Pills. H. is holding an in-} ng. $100 fe ara =100. intermallv, ac blood and mucous ot the disea str ength by bu g and assisting nature propriet tors have so curative powers, th: | Hundred Dollars tor any to cure. Send Address F. O. Welton... QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, McFARLAND BROS. Harness and Saddlery, arness men of Bates county, Mo. They] who heard the firing, jumped into a} triumphs. The Church has passed keep everything that horse owners need. | | buggy and gave chase, {catching up sundry sonorous resolutions, yet single buggy harness, hand harness from $3 to $15. ull style I : the best STEEL FORK “COW BOY )|volvers and began firing. shooting it shall be given us when we have SADDLE” made in this country. Bring the officer through the arm. completely surrendered to the truth ‘ Then Farral dashed into the your old harness and trade in on new ones. McFarland Bros. Butler Missouri. , Oliver was shot thro SHOT THE WRONG MAN. Men Fatally Wounded and Anoth- er Seriously Hurt. Joesph, Mo, May men fatally shot and one injured is the result a frustrated attempt to rob a Burlington train coming to into this city. days pasta g St. 1.—Two seriously Por some gh men have iSt. Geor nd last ds a suburb of th night ormati ington officials that the Omaha ex- press was to be held up. William Haag, the hotel furnished the ‘information, and the cers sent hig ghe if market price for County | seards, who frustrated the design. | Late this evening while Richard | Rau, an employe of Haag’s place, | Thomas Farral, one of the gang, | latepped inside the door while his partuer, who gives the name of Dan Howard, watched on the outside. Farral stepped up to Rau and with | out a word {shot him through the; 'stomach, inflictirg a fatal wound. As Farral ran out the door he called to his partner, “I have shot the} wrong man,” ing that he had} failed to get Haag, who had given |the information. Several citizens) who were near started in pursuit of {the two men, who ran |railroad tracks toward the |bridge. A number of | fired by both parties, | effect. + e . cs | As the fugitives neared the brigde ete Beas the: pom nee | ox. Sheriff Carson and Officer Barry, Square. Butler, Mo- rea. out on the} Kansas | shots but South Side Square Butler Mo. were without | with the two just es they were leav ing the Kansas end of the bridge. Carson covered Howard with his re- | volver and forced him to surrender. Officer Barry attempted to capture Farrall, who whipped out two re- wagon harness from $10 -50 to to $29; ; second Saddles of sand prices, from the cheapest to woods, followed by Barry and two | other officers, Frans and Shea, who had arrived by this time, and a bat- \tle ensued during which over forty |shots were fired. Farral was finally | shot through the left breast,the bul- let passing through his lung, and he is ina dying condition. Farral is Slat supposed to hail from St. Louis, 99 | While Howard's residence is so far Posse Shot From Ambush. Pittsburg, Tex., April 2 remote section of Titus county, 2 1 I ywn, as he refuses to talk. miles north of here, yesterday, Con- | unkno | Bucklen’s Arnica Seay, The Best Salve inthe world for Cuts 3elcher resisted and in the} | Bruises,Sores, Ulcers,SaltRheum Fever = S Tetter,Ch d Ha Chibi shooting which followed Constable | Co Dake deen ea ae gh the hand. | tively cures Piles, or no pay required. I stable Oliver xttempted to arrest a| man named Belcher for some minor offense. a. PEG eS * ps aes lis guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction Oliver withdrew and secured re- Se money refunded. Price 25 cts per boxt enforcements in the person of three | For sale by H. L. Tucker, druggist i men named Cooper, Frye and Richie | est, Belch- | ees Springfield, Mc er and the male members of his fam- [pe DEERE Leg ato ily ambushed the party at Black's | bridge, on White Oak river, jast at! dusk, pouring a heavy fusillade into | fles For Free Coinage. April 30.—The | Democratic county committee with-| negative vote to day passed | the following resolution: | Resolved, That we are unquali- |fiedly in favor of the free and un limited coinage of both gold and ‘silver money at the ratio of 16 tol, the ambuscade state that Oliver and! Peter ee rath cencolch tascam: pees oe BL piled and | | mittee that the Democratic party in} Frye and Richie fell mortally wound- ties Stats of abtcoun shouldbe Returning to make thea tout a the posse from rifles and revolvers, mewing down the entire party. Latest reports from the scene of} ed. i A ‘committed to the policy and this “be Belchers mounted their} f h A fede hie dead | Without waiting for the consent of s bs ee ee ne ees any other nation on earth; that we) sin the road where they | believe’ that the | eal} : : olicy of our party ee es P : 4 nee iit ee on this vital question should be} ee noe Deueved ae z © | clearly defined so that everybody | Belchers will be captured alive. ae 1 may understand it; that it should be They are desperate men. and further e settled fairly and squarely by the masses of the people, and that the t for Voice of the majo! bloodshed is looked for. Ladies—Dr Sawyer’s ity should goyern, ‘miles th n was brought to the Burl- | ¢ ‘south at Carlinville, com; tramps jing some | were his murderers. | married. jeautsee of it at o |‘Puesday and Friday, | week, making it practically a S | Weekly pap Shot in his Cab. Springtleld, UL, May 1—Night express No. 3 on the Chicago and Alton railroad, north was attacked about 12 o'eloe bound, k about two le, by three nbed on ide of Carlinv had the platform of the blind car, supposedly at Carlinvill bed over the tes ordered Engineer Frank Holmes ked men who men ¢ and stop the train and immedist iring, killed first fire, Fireman Frank Tuggle es- Holmes was at The assailants, after shoot- engineer, the ped. Fireman Tuggle then ran the train back to Carlinville It is not was % ot the and esc jumped known whether intended To En, when bery or not. Holmes this morning, eer going ed some to get off the train and also jran some tramps off that were burn “¥" and some of these meu Holmes’ Lome The train not be here for several hours ears on 8 thought that 8 iis in Bloomington may Chinch Bugs in Missouri. Columbia, Mo, May 1.—Chinch | bugs have made an early appearance this year and seem to be unusually numerous. Farmers from all parts of Missouri and adjoining states re- port much damage from this source to growing wheat. The Missouri experimental Station, located here, receives daily a large number of let- ters asking for advice and assistance in exterminating the bugs. Dr. Paul Schweftzer, chemist of the station,is issuing, free to all who ap- ply. packages containing diseased bugs to be distributed .:rough the wheat crops, for the purpose of creating an epidemic the healty bugs and thus exterminating them. The experiment has on pre- vious occasions proved successful and seems to be the the ouly effect ual means of relief. among Dr. Sawyer’s Family Cure is the result of experience, ski!l and honesty. It is a posigive cure for all stomach, liver and kidney troa bles. Sold by £2. L Tucker, Fortune for an Orphan. Sedalia, Mo, May 1—In the spring of 1891 Jobn Roth and his wife, Slise, both Swiss, died sudden- ly the same day of pneumonia, ou of their farm in the Southern part Pettis County, and were buried in They left a little 2 year old girl, who is living with adopted parents Windsor. Today a Swiss Cor g that the little good sized for- one grave. bear letter came from ibe ate at St. Louis left a tune by her grandmother, recently Northe It was necessary to prove that the little girl had been who died in rn Switzerland girl's parents legally The record of Pettis County failed to show it, but it is said the license was issued County. were in Henry Absolutely Free. Any reader of this paper can get The St. Louis Globe-Democrat Ab solutely free for three months. Read the offer in this issue and take ad The weekly Globe-Democrat is issued in, Semi- Weekly sections, eight pages each, sixte eu every emai yet the price is o one dollar a ye In polities, it strictly Republ n, but it gives the news, and is absolutely indispen- sable to the farmer, merchant, oi | professional man who bas not the | time to read a large daily promptly and keep thoroughly posted. Sample lower part of the tack, It strengthens and @0d that the minority yield to its| cures. “Sold by HL Tueker. ae An Outlaw’s Skin Tanned. And to that end we favor the Tacoma, Wash., May 3.—The cu. | bol ding of a State convention ticle of Tom Blauck, the desperado | order that the Democrats of aa) who held up the jailer at Seattle! State have opportunity of | ssi pee ee | with a wooden gun recently and was giving public expression to their | killed by a posse after a desberate| sentiments on this question; that we fight, has been tanned and will be, hereby respectfully the| made into pocketbooks. The people. | Democratic State central committee | of Sumner say it isan attempt to to calka State convention at an early immortalize ‘red banded murder. | dete for the purpose of f taking action | They accuse a physician of °° the silver question; that the! that place of having charge of the ,chairmaa and secretary of the coém- Five {mittee be instructed pocketbooks have been made, so far COPY of these ‘ as known. chairman of the State mittee may an request a er.” to transmit al to the | central com- tanning of the human skin. resolutions or tree, | disorder 0 Seabee to do you It has no equal a: as you nothing. HL Tuck- | 75 cents. ‘Free t | Tuckers drugst re. © should ¢ Copies will be sent free on applica- i tion to Globe Printing Co., St. Louis n| Missouri. COODLOE. This fine youn nake the season miles east and Butler. Goodloe is re stallion > at my bi lies north Terms: suck. W. and place. Term 264. G.D. Arnold