The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 30, 1896, Page 6

Oj hung,- ( WH the day but \4 a GéAl just begun hands fy and general house use. Sold everywhere. Ke Made only by Vi) THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, St. Louis. } men who and strength to w 14 snowy clothes iN The best and purest soap. | | | | | | i | | Made for laundry, Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table. | NORTH nOoUND, No.6 4:30 A. M No.4 1:00P. M No. 10 1040 PR, M. No, 812 Local Freight ....... 10:20 A. M, SOUTH HOUND, No.9 150 A.M, No. 5., . . -ig:lo P.M, No, 1 . $53 PM. No. 311 Local Freight........... INTERSTATE DIVISION. No, 349 Depart No. 5500 Arrive 1:36 P. M, K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table. Arrival and departure of trains at Worland, NORTH BOUND, No.7 Freight daily except Sunday eS +" Sat. No, 1 Exprese daily SOUTH BOUND, 10:60 p.m. No. 2 Express daily ee ae: No. @ Freight daily except Sunday 1,008. m, 2:25 p. | Remember this is the popular short line be- tween Kansas City, Mo., and Pittsbarg, Kan., Joplin, Mo., Neosho, Mo., Sulphur Springs, Ark., Biloam Springs, and the direct route from the south to St. Louis, Chicago, and points north and northeast and to Denver, | Ogden, San Francisco, Portland and points west and northwest. No expense has been doe to make the passenger equipment of this line second to none inthe west. Travel Via the new line H.C. Orr. | Gen’! Pass. Agt., Kansas City, Mo. > Nine Were Drowned. Frankfort, Ky., July 22.—Nine lives were lost as the result of last night's tlood, so far as heard from. | Gaines’ bridge, over Benson creek, | was washed away four miles from town. The dead are: James Brad- ley and wife and four children: Mrs. Bryant, 2 widow, and two children. They lived ina flat along Benson | ereek, which rose so rapidiy that the | houses were washed away before the occupants knew their danger. Many people living in Benson valley left their houses and waded out through mad waters, only escaping a few minutes before the buildings were washed away. The destructicn to property in many parts of Franklin county is complete = Damage is es- timated at $100,000 ut the lowest figure, and ia probably a great deal more. According toa celebrated anato mist there are upwards of 5,000,000 little glands in the human stomach. These glands pour out the digestive juices which dissolve or digest the food. Indigestion is a want of juice, weakness of glands, uced of help to restore the bherlth of these organs The best and most natural help is that given by Shaker Digestive Cor- dial. Natural, bees it sup the materials needed by the glands to prepare the digestive juices Be cause it strengthens and invigorates the glands and the stomach, until they are able to do their work alone Shaker Digestive Cordial cures indi- gestion certainly and permanently. Tt does so by natural means, and therein lies the secret of its wonder. ful and unvaried success At druggists, price 10 cents te $1 per bottle. Frieni—Your wife seems like a different woman when she is speak- in Tompkins-—-So? I'm afraid I don’t know the other-—Town Top: | Are y i ie, dyspe skin, pain int shoulders, ¢ $s} at dicine, Price ttles atu._H. L. waged 75 cents. Luckers drugst re, | Nevada The Electoral College. The electoral vote as based upou the apportionment act of February 7, 1891, is as follows: States. Votes. Alabama .......... isa eet ns eet 11 Arkansas.......... Sue otoee ee 8 California . Bae Colorado. 4 Connecticut ee i ame USC ES ene even rnen ne at cr 24 Kentucky .... Louisiana 8 ee 6 Maryland 8 Massachusetts ............ rae 6) RMitobip et i sos ee 1t «coos tutdesnssanstl EE Te 9 WES Soon ces avdene 9 Missouri Montana Nebraska a | New Hampsibire . i New Jersey ... New York. . : ee North Carolina ............ ee | North Dakota........ 3| ONO asec ar oss ee | Oregon .... Pennsylvania .............. -- 82] Rhode Island.................. South Carolina.........0..... . 9 South Dakota....... ene ecg | Tennessee... .. Pees Be i 1 3 Vermont ....... 4 Virginia... . mentee West Virginia......... soe ot Washington .. : : 1) Wisconsin... .. 12} ho, ae: ; Total , Pee i Necessary to choice... Jie eee The New York World has diseov- ered that while it from the} Gemocratie platforia on one point it ditfers differs from the republican platform on all but one point it has also! discovered that Bryan is too gooda man and too sound a democrat to be beaten by a syndicate candidate through the aid of democratic votes. | | Other dissatistied democrats will make the same discovery before election day —-Republic Nashvil!, Tenn, July 23.—Tkree masked men attempted to rob a train on the Lilinois Central Ra at Teague’s Station t Conductor Duy party with e pi them. escape lway 8 morning. yster attseked tbe } ra toi and k The other tw their Salt Lake, Utab, J Butte Inter 3 publican paper, 22.—The evenipg re tain owned by Senator Lee Mantle, has come out in ane Lee 2 tor ng Bryan and Sewall, ; and declaring it cannot support the national republican ticket, because! of its opposition te silver. i | all,demoeratic candidate for the vic Traveling Menin Potitics. An auspicious indication of a vic- |torious democratic campaign is the | | tone i: a | Prompt organization of a democratic |. 4 traveling men’sclubs. Within three days after the nomination of Bryan these clubs began to organize. One was organized in St. Louis Monday night with an initial membership of sixty. Traveling business men are in ‘close touch with the business world. | They know its condition and its weeds. Better than any other elass of men they are able to realize the| extent of the depression now exist- ing. They have been able to trace the effect to its cause. Nearly every traveling wan in the west ie for sil-| ver aud against the gold standard. They will admit this ia private con- versation, and while not all of the republicans among them will join Bryan clubs, they will be none the less devoted to the great prinsiple | for which Bryan stands. These men exert a tremendous in- fluence in politics. They are intel- ligent, well-equipped for discussion on and the goes earnest ready ex- with their workers for pression which calling, eyery cause that will promote busi- ness prosperity. Young, active and tireless, they will make themselves felt in this campaign. —-Ex. "Putte Death. New York, July 23.—A Herald special from Key West. Fla., says: Private letters from Matanzas, Cuba, to responsible merchants in this city give shocking details con nected with the capture of rebel hospitals by the Spanish, located respectively at Isabel and Magdale Ra, in that province. Drs. Roig and Izquierdo, surgeons of the Cuban army, in charge, with their assist ants and corps of nurses, were all, it is alleged, put to the machete, while the helpless, and wounded were assassinated in their cots and the buildings then burned over their heads to conceal the crime. Small insurgent detachments guarding the hospital made a des- perate but vain defense against over- whelming forces. and All Free Those who have used Dr. King’s New Discovery know its value, and those who have not the opportunity to try it free. Call on the advertis- ed druggist and get x trial bottle, free. Send your name and the ad HE Bucklen & Co.,Chicago of Dr. King’s New Life Pills free, as well as a copy of Guide te health and Household In- structor, free. All of which is cuar- anteed to do you good and cost you! nothing H. L. Tucker drug-store. 37 Sewall Enthusiastic. Bath, Me., July 22. —Arthur § presidency, makes this statement of the situation in Maine: “I have been in consultation a correspondence with men from parts of Maine, and I know th there was never before such « chi to carry the state. aroused. They are looking into the ilver question. the "8 The people ar Mary republicans will support ticket, and from present indications we will win by a/ substantial majority. Colorado Combine Denver Col., July 24 —-The deuic eratic State Committee has issued u eall for a State Convention. inv of the free coin ver at 16 te 1 to parti smocratic caucuses at An effort will be al! who are in favor age of in the I ma combine the Democrats, Populist and Repub! ans who intend to vote support of officers a ulion date of.the Democratic convention is left open State ticket for Remember—only such medicin were admitted for exhibition at the World's Fair as are accepted for use, by physicians, in the practice of medicine, Ayers Sarsaparilla, Aver's Cherry Pectoral, and Ayers Pills g included in the list. Taey are standzrd medicines. itis stated that the corn supply will be much he ordinary demand. Last Jear those states produced an unus- liv] ; and kad corn iving teo high, b “You ll have to stop it. i realize that, was the reply. “Thats why I sent for you. Now I won't be able to afford it._! Washington Star. |": Rev. Sam Small, besides being a great re ist, can talk good polit- ical 3 He remarked to the other reporter j | day: ple of what ll do for a ithe f und. I: has 2p i classes, the ng i the aristocracy at the non people. A i bi ing in parliament to} | o the farmers of En-! to enable them to ou, sir, when they have subsides to the there is some- bg Yet they or have farming | They have | ing classes by the} and gold sta Now it is only a! juestion t ving these peo- | ple a bo t they produce } or havi emigrate to America. j La: q i¢ so high, and the! pric heir products so low, that} i farm it. The] aying the land} landed estates in| their children can play.” y tell us- that the United | ; States cannot maintain the double} standard against the world. England maintained the single gold standard | from 1816 to 1873 without help from other nations, and finally foreed jmost of them to adopt it. The| United State is much better able to force the bimetallic standard on the world to-day than England was to force the gold standard, especially as all of them except England want the double standard. How's This! We ofter One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any Case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Creney & CoPros v., Toledo O. We the undersigned, ha e known F, J. CE y tor the last 15 years, and be- lieve »erfectly honorable in all bus- iness transactions and financtallv able to carry out any obligations made by their firm, West & Treax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo O. WaLpING, KINNAN & MAR- vin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O, H Satarrh Cure is taken internally rectly upon the blood and aces ot the system, Price e. Solid by all druggists. s Tree, Among the large list of alleged | democratic papers quoted as bolting | the Chicago nominee, many are not democratic papers and have never| been considered democratic—most | ;notably the German portion of the j list These German newspapers have almost every one of them been i republican until they mugwumped for Cleveland. and could at beat be! Y ly as independent. The| )N. Y. Sun, Chas) A. Dana’s paper: | though allezed to be democratic, | |refused to support Cleveland, and! supported a democratic | candidate in 20 years. | the 1agreat deal more than they Then, dered that most of these boit-! zr papers belong te the gold dis-! a \ altogether, bolters | possess when it is] where nothing else was expect. | | ed by the free their defec- | 1 erites, t be missed, te speak of Horse's Mad Run. St. Joseph, Mo , July 24 —Six per sobs were seriously ru ee | injured by a! “2 at Krog Park last! way he levening Wood. | eway on the} oodgard and Mrs. | ed to be fatally injured. Tearing loose from the buggy the Jashed down the driveway and} into a crowd of men, women and! injuring Mrs. D. Jones,| , Miss Clara Jones and Miss Frances |Yackley. Mr Woodgard was also Ipjured. Ail with the exception of Miss Yackley arein a eritical cor-!} dition trer, } Firat Tramp: “I bad a good time! last night for A A feller wi Was gui saloons irestia tle crowd.” Second} Tramp: “An vou was in the crowd?” ‘First Tramp: “I | crewds.”—Ex. was in all the {soul of Ol: | and the pilot of the ¢ ec ee ee STRUCK ny mNo. 10 e * ».OSing Sustains Serious, tf not rs fi wena” Flesh Oliver Greg Patal imiar on the Track Lest Necht los Rich Hill Review 52 Ose flesh Passenger train No. lt running dow, ssenger tr No , : : 1 & Fi. Scottd - get a ltl Missouri Pacii ali but Gregg into eternity within a twin vhen running at! a high rat i between this city and M: i Engineer Helm thus described the aaci toa Revie re “Wei werg ranniog thirt wien I first disc vere the man walk do think. ; tep to one | WwW Ox ight down | the track, 1 y to get toal{ Wagon road crossing a short Feel tance ahead, the ties, | but we were faster the as he was u over a cattle rom the wagon read, upon hin enine pn and just e Scott's Emuk wait till fall beginning » by all drug; get few feet t to we bore down pite all efforte to stop, | 3 Soustice The free employment bureau, him in the middle of the back, hurl. | thorized by state legislative eagg. ing bim with great force in the diteh. ; Meat has been opened in New Yor city. The purpose is to reduce number of unemployed in that city withont regard to Age or gex. I stopped as s backed up, aud we as possi and | vok the fellow on board wud broughi him iv town The Eagle Manufacturing Co. off Davenport, Ia., and the Davol Livia. & good Manufacturing Co., of Kum | City, have combined in the erection f | of a new plant at Kansas City whid will give employment to about 39 men Gregg was conveyed to hisshome southwest of Rich Hill, where his injuries, which of a broken leg, a badly fractured arm and shoulder and numerous cuts aud bruises,were attended to by Dr. wilen of this city and Dr. Petty of Metz Dr. Allen was seen this afternoon, and seemed to think the unfortunate man would likely recover, but ex- preseed the opinion that he would be laid up « long time. ST New York City consumes three-fourths of a million quarts milk per day. Last year the d average wes 768,560 quarts, Pa SiO mae 40 B044 Comet $y 3 THE KING CURE over ALL FOR [RP 2EouMarism SCTATICA’s i Sm 94(5-<9. 16539505 <94 0 DVN MON FURNITURFIIOF! ALL DESCRIPTI On Hnsja fuil and handsome newline of sampelstof Carpets, Wall Pane Styles up to date and prices that cannot fail to please. Undertaking in all its branches G. B. HICKMAN, PROPRIETOR, 7 McFARLAND BROS. South SideiSquare Butler Mo. iivad aud See What we Keep in Stos We,keep everything that horse owners nett ness, $7.50 to $ harness from $3 to $15. Saddles of | tylesand prices, from the cheapest steel fork cow boy and «cle leather sp be seat saddles dusters and fly nets. E full line of mens and boys gloves. buggy tops new and repair old ones. Bf your old harness and saddles and trade ness are all made at home. McFARLAND BROS Butler Missouri