The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 10, 1896, Page 5

ar the Best Selectio IN THE CiTy SEE ae n of Holiday Goods S.A. TRIMBLE, —E WEST SIDE DRUCCIST, 2 D000 RS NORTH OF P. O. suffer with Coughs, Colds} {aGrippe when Laxative Bromo | ine Will cure you in one day. | pot produce the ringing in the Jike Sulphate of Quinine. Put atablets convenient for taking BLOW ALMOST KILLED PATHER. | Wichita Boy Smoked While he Loaded | Sheits—What Happened Next. i cua ak emer ee | Wichita, Kan., Dec 4—At 4 | a Prise. (85 Cette. Mor aslo | o'clock this aftennoon A. D. Sime , H. McClement. 33-6m | Mons, son of a prominent farmer = living seven miles from this city, | ywing machine oil, the best at | while loading shells let a spark from | ge 5c per pottle. 1-tf | bis pipe fall into a box containing good 80 acre farm for sale or ex. | twelve pounds of powder. The ex- , J. A. Sinvers. $5 tf. | Plosion that followed threw hina ten serr—A good barn, one block | as —— on p0 —— a square. Enquire at this office. | Rate one vale Coen oe ere house, wrecked all the windows and furni- ture and set fire to the building. The young man regained his feet, moved his unconscious father away from the heat. put out the fire and then ran bareheaded to Wichita, a distance of seven miles, and person- ally appeared before a doctor, ar riving here a few miautes inside of anhour. He is tcrribly burned, his flesh being sctua'ly black, and although be has kept up his nerve itis hardly expected that he can live. Simmons is 21 years of age {and the nephew of Charles W Sim mons, candidate for district clerk at the recent election. In addition to the other damages all the hair was burned off the young man’s head. Boy musical instruments and noe from Skaggs, west side equare poy sewing machine needles of we, west side square 1-tf fuxpwoop Lumser.—Orders left at sett Wheéler Merc. Co.’s for all of hardwood lumber will have ¢ attention. Cuarces Simmons 1 [hye a choice lot of winter ap Us for sale vy the barrel or bushel. stmy apple house on North| street, Butler, Mo. mat W. H. Hotroway. The Modern Mother found that her little ones are im wed more by the pleasant Syrup Figs, when in need of the laxative of a gentle remedy than by any | ,and that it is more acceptable them. Children enjoy it and it them. The true remedy, jmp of Figs, is manufactured by California Fig Syrup Company Round Prairie Items. James Routsong spent Saturday night with his father, in St Clair Co, J T Wilson is having a 20x48 ft barn | erected on his farm. Grandma Dunean is in poor health. Aristus Walker, of Vernon Co, was talking with friends on our prairie last week. Miss Mollie Davis is visiting her sis- ter, Miss Jessie, of Appleton City. To Cure a Cold in One Day Make Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- TWO LIVES FOR THREE. | Williams Killing of Eva Winner and Her Two Children is Avenged. sas CASH GROCERY THE MURDERERS ARE LYNCHED. | | We have bought 25° bbls fine mixed candy for Christmas trade. (We have sold most all the Xmas |candies sold in Butler for the last four years, and we intend to do so this year. A Mob Forced its Way Into the Lafayette County Jail.—Jailer Forced to Quickly Hand Over the Keys.—Murderers Roughly Handled. Lexingtoz, Mo., Dec. 7.—The bod ies of Jesse Winner and James Nel- son were found a half mile from the river on the Ray county side swing- ing from the limb of a scrub oak, on the Richmond road. Their hands were tied behind them and their feet barely touched the ground. Both had been strangled to death. In Winner's vest pocket was a watch, and it bad stopped at 5:45. Deputy Sheriff Green brought Lou Lackey here this morning and placed hiw in jail, and thisevening Deputies Green aod Fulkerson took him to the Kan- sas City jul for safe keeping. At 12 o'clock fasts vight 150 men came very quietly into town and cap- tured and disarmed Night Watch mar Crowier and led him to the Lafayet'« county jul. Before the Come to us for your can- dy, nute, raisins, bananas, oranges, lemons. cocoanuts, citron, orange and lemon peel, celery, purest spices and extracte, mince meat, currants, seedless raisins, or any- thing you may use in your Xmas dinner. Our stock is complete, and our prices will be th» lowsst, we have ever made them. fiae mixed candy at 6c per Ib. Having such a large stock of china ware and lamps on hand and know- ing that money is not any too’ plen- titul, we have decided to give our customers the Lenetit of a cut rate for two days of next week, Tuesday and Wednesday; Dec. 15 and 16 and two Gays, Monday and Tuesday, Dee. 21 and 22. We give ten per cent off on anything in the china, lamp or glassware line. Nowis your time to buy your Xmas presents cheap; figs, Will sell you} these will be the only days we will make any cuts, don’t miss this op- portunity, for we have over tive thousand dollars worth of china, lamps, vases, etc, to pick from, from the very cheapest to the finest made Doa’t miss the eales. Our whole stock is several thousand dollars larger than we ever had in our house guards new » soul was near the mobo> + disor of the jailer’s room «n +-linw tuciv guns on the guards d-imau i di Jose Winner and James Nasr, the tw> the murder of “r. two children : October. fon meu held for . Wianer and ber Richmond last e STING? ‘Dr. Powell Can Immunize the, Body Against all ills. EXPERIMENTED ON HIMSELF i | He Was Inocutated With the Germs ef | Officers Have a Des! Cholera and Was Not Afflicted. Columbia, Mo. Dee. 5.—Dr. Thos. Powell of this city, after working for twenty five years, clams that he has made a discovery which will rev olutionize the theory and practice of medicine. He says he has discovered a prep- aration which will immunize the body from all dread diseases, includ ing small pox, scarlet fever, cholera, censumption and, in fact, all ills krown to the race. Dr. Powell is a graduate of the New York Medical College, class of 1864, at that time ths leading insti- tution of the kind in the United States. ternational Public Health Associa- tion, corresponding secretary of the American Health Science}Association and member of the American Associ ation for the Advancement of Science. He has interested some Chicago scientists and capitalists in his un dertaking and they have advanced him money and will build him a san- itarium in Los Angeles, Cal, for the treatment of patients. He bas already spent a fortune in furthering his studies. The discovery is what he calls a constitutional remedy and is in both a hquid and solid form. He has worked on the theory that disease, which is fatal from the wasting of the vital forces, could be cured only by strengthening those forces. He says that he first discovered how strength is obtained, and how weak ness is produced. Personally Dr. Powell fas immu He is a member of the In- (DISEASE, WHERE IS THY | ciation of anything that is so widely at variance with current views it must be presented and considered in jits entirety, a thing which will in volve much time, and hence the per- | petration of an injustice to the in. | valid world. | FIERCE BATTLE WITH BANDITS. perate Encounter With Bad Men. —‘‘Dynamite Dick’’ is Killed. Perry, Ok., Dee. 4—One of the most notorious outlaws of this terri- j tory, “Dynamite Dick” Clifton, was killed this morning near Kildare, Kay county, twenty wiles north of |here, and Ben Craven, who bas escaped jail four times, was captur- ed, together with three other out- laws. A year ago Craven escaped jail in Kay Co., where he was incarcerated for theft of several hundred head of cattle in Osage Indian nation, and officers have been oa the lookout for him since, and last night a sheriff's posse surrounded a house weet of Kildare, where they learned that Craven was stopping. At daylight this morning the outlaws attempted to fight their way out of the house. The fight was hot, and officers escaped injury, but the outlaws did not fare so well. It happened that not only Craven was in the house, but Dick Clifton, alias “Dynamite Dick,” member of the old Dalton gang, and several lesser lights of outlawry. Dick Clif- ton, who has been considered one of the most desperate of Western des peradoes, led the figkt against the officers, and he soon fell, with his body full of bullets When Clifton fell the others weakeved and soon surrendered. Tonight Marshals Nagle and Colcord go to Kildare to take charge of the outlaws,for whom there is u reward of several thousand dollars. “‘Dynamite Dick,” with Bill Doolin, who has since been killed, escaped the Federal jail at Guthrie three monthe azo “Dynamite Dick” is charged with numerous train rob beries, most prominent of which is All druggists refund the money before, and weare putting forth|sized his body and has inoculated itfailsto cure. 25c. 51-6m. neh ON Dele eon LS every effort to reduce it by January | himself with germs of deadliest dis- the Rock Island at Dover, Ok, the mules Wednesday from Mrs Heynes| The sey sre retused Jailer told for $40, and the same night he was offered $40 for one of them. While on his way from Schell City Tuesday evening, Warren Barnard’s team became frightened ata steam engine, whirled around, throwing the whole outfit inaditeh among some barb wire. Fortunately, but little damage was done. Last Saturday évening a party of young folks assembled at the home of F P Browning for the purpose of having an old fashion taffy pulling. The evening was spent in games and pulling taffy untila late hour, when they left for their homes, expressing their thanks to Mr Browning and family for the good time they had. Quite a number of our farmers are complaining about the fly being in their wheat, and some of them have turned their steck in their fields. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Chas Zwahlen died Tuesday, Dec 1st. Miss Minnie Wilson is on the sick list this week. Prof Tally, teacher of the McDavitt school, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Prof Peeler, who is teaching school in Deepwater twp. Last week we said that six of the MeDavitt school students had written compositions on physiology which would be- sent to the State Normal school to be graded. Thenames and grades are as follows: L V Brown, 90 percent;C C Wilson, 90; Gertie Mc- Davitt, 92; Pearl McDavitt, 98; Lizzie Qoley, 92; W_E Hall, 95. We noticed that the Rockville Re- flex copied one of our itemslast week and seemed to try to leave the im- pression that we said Dr Viedt was building a 6-room house for Dr Sharp- less, which we did not say and never mentioned Dr V’s name in our item. We knew that Dr V was building a house in that city, at least we have read about it in three different copies of his paper. It was reported to us that Dr Sharpless was building the house which we described, and if Friend Reflex wants toknow who our reporter is we can tell him. One of John Robert’s children fell on the ice Sunday and was seriously hurt. CLIMAX. Nice Present ABeautiful Etching, 15x18 inches, } thelate Eugene Field. Suitable ot. The profit from the sale of pictures will be devoted to iiding the Field Monument at Co- bia, Mo. Will be sent, post paid, receipt of fifty cents. Address, J. st Goodwin, Secretary, Sedalia, lissouri. 3-1m GARDLESS. ray You to Get OUR PRICES ON ROCERIES, FLOUR and FEED. We are crowded for room and must lose out Stoves theomebody’'s price and it may be yours. We have much in the Hardware Line that will pay you to get while it is going at cost lsaac Fowler. corner square, - OFFICERS « FREE EE ARTE EHH te D. N. THOMPSON, Pres. E. A BENNETT, V, Pres. E, D. KIPP, Cashier. 3. W. Newberry ) ¢ Assistants. ) 3. Pratt Wyatt FARMERS BANK BUTLER, MO. Caputal Stock $50,000.00 Surplus Fund §5,.000.00 We Want Your Business. | DIRECTORS. —-o ——. DR. J. EVERINGHAM. JNO. E. SHUTT. JO. STEELE. JAS. M. McKIBBEN. until they returned, so as he could Ist, and such bargains as you never beard of, we will give you from now until New Year Our trade has been almost double thie year over any previous year, aud while we have sold only the best goods, ata very low price, we have made some money, and ve feel so thankful to our customers for standing by us, as they have, we will make every concession to them. from now until New Year we po-si bly cap, and weask everybody in Bates Co., to come and enrcl! them them oh wante! t ; tuat be would net give them up. They told the guards that they did not waut to hurt anyene, but they wanted the two meu and intended to have them. They were supplied with sledges, chisels, crowbars and dynamite, und went to work op the door, which soon went open, and the cell door was opened the same way. The two prisoners were bound and marched 5 ¢ vd Kil him if they selves ag Our customers, where you will receive good treatment and save lots of money the coming year We have just gotten ina car of finest white salt at$1.10 per bbl Our crown blend coffee for 25c a Ib is fine enough fora king, it is composed of old government Java,Mexican and Rio, and is a regular 302 coffe. No- tice our prices below: 1 lb broken Java coffee 1 lb Jaya biend coffee 1 1b crown blend coffee 34 lbs finest African Java 1 21 Ibs finest granulated sugar 1 Fise Xmas mixed candies per |} Large fine Missina lemone Coceanuts each Se and 10¢ Dry salt meat, pure sides 9 lbs Michigan H. P navy beans 3 ibs Cal raisin cured prunes 3 Ibs Cal raisin cured peaches S lbs snow white hominy flakes Rope any size Shot per lb Water proof cap3 Best sporting powder in Jots Finest shells per hundred New club loaded shel's 100 lbs bread winner four 37 grade 100 Ibs Dandy flour 2ad grate + 100 tbs White Star flour ey 100 ib Silver Leaf flour straight grade oi 1100 ths Grand Medal half | patent 2% 100 lbs Snow Flake high patent 2 100 Ib Royal Crown high patent 2 No one can teuch cur prices same grade of flour. Lower prices on 500 pound lots. We have almost a car load of rai- eins, candies and nuts of all kinds, and the firms we have been dealing so heavily with during the year) i i =< most gave them to us, so you! leased until they recroseed with their | ~— Beta asec retes willl us| men. The parties going in search of | on prices the mob to see where they hung the! We want 300 fat turkeys, 200 fat) men did not cross the river. | ducks and 75 fat gees for Xmas; we It has been learned that the leader | = have ete an will pay the! r or of ij bighest price for them i ee Soe es ee oe | Thankivg all those who have etood | murdered woman. lby us during the year, and also Prosecuting Attorney Aull says he | thanking those in advance. who have| has the names of several members of | made up their minds to deal with us | the mob and intends to prosecute | during the coming year, and promis law. |ing you we will do everything in our them to the fullest extent of the law | peter to fornish you goed goods at P. M. Maan ireman on | the lowest — we are! Vandalia train No. 5, was killed by a! =_— : mail catcher near Vandalia, Iil. i WILLIAMS BROS. out, Wiuner trembling with fear but Nelson showing no signs of fear. The mob bid the guards good night and went toward the river, saying they were going to hang them in Ray county, and that Lafayette would not have to bear any of the expenses of burying them. The men were weil organized, aud were governed by the commands of their officers, and said they only wanted Winner and Nelson. Winner told one of the prisoners in the cell with him that he was guilty of the crime, but Nelson would not say a word about it, and Winner would not say a word about any one being implicated in it but himself. The leader of the mob would rot say whether or not they intended lynching Lon Lackey, the other man arrested for being implicated in the crime, but said they knew he was not in jail here. He was taken to Richmond last Friday by Sheriff Holman. Winner looked down hearted all day Sunday, and it was Sunday night that he told the prisoner about being guilty. Searching parties have gone to see if they can find where they were lynched, but nothing bas been heard from them The mob crossed the river in skifts. The night watchman oa the ferry was guarded s 10 20 25 00 00 06 05 25 25 25 25 74 1 vee 05 20) 60 35 89; not give the alarm, and was not re eases, including the germs of con sumption and glanders. era, glanders and diphteria. On one occassion in the laboratory of the Missouri University physicians were called and death was expected Much to the surprise of the Univer- sity scientists the germs had no ef- fect whatever on the man. Dr Powel! offers to demonstrate to the Dr Powell has repeatediy taken internally with- out iojury,the germs of Asiatic chol- Katy in the Creek Indian nation, and the Longview, Vexas and Southwest Missouri bank robberies. ones GO TO TH Ensees BIG RACKET ——FOR-—- HOLIDAY = GOODS. ee g ~ medica! profession the availability of his remedy. He himaelf to the inost rigid teste. He gaye: “While it is true that there are no offers to submit SANTA CLAUS MAKES HEADQUARTERS AT THIS STORE. exceptions to the applicability of the newly discovered principles, I would for obvious reasons, prefer to con- fine the clinical experiment to those diseases which are peculiarly difficult °| viz : Consumption. Bright’s disease, rbeumetism aud diabetis mellitus. It is not, however, proposed to un- dertake the manifestly impossible. I must have such cases only as reas- on would approve “In consumption the disease must not be further advanced than the recent occurrence of amphoric reas- onance,in Bright's disease not further then the chronic and plentiful exfol- iation of the uriniferous tubules, no necrosis or actual decay of the kid- bey substance. In diabetis the kid- |ney substance itself must likewise be still practically intact. In rheu- matism the joints must be free, not ackylosed “Since these experiments will have to be made in the absence of the proper conditions for best results no definite percentage of cures will be here set down as the measure of success. Let results speak for them selves, due allowance being made for the disadvantages referred to. “I shall insist thet all the details and results of these experiments, whether favorable to me or other- wise, shall be recorded in the order | of their occurrence,that I be furnish- | with a certified copy of the same and that a faithfully prepared abstract shall be made by the committee for the use of the medidal journals and the public press. “In justification of the failure to disclose at this time the principles |that guide me or the remedial agents | that I employ, it need orly be said that it is in answer to the demands of justice and common sense. | It is plain that for a just appre-ji-#. We have a large line of Holiday goods, and an endless variety of trinckets for the little folks. Big presents for the larger people. We have some dress goods that we will eell below cost. Come and see usr BIG RACKET. West Side Squrae, Batier, Mo. 4-38. (we BUY) Poultry, Kggs, Game, Hides and Furs, $tette ama 2 52 aa We furnish you s market the year reand. We are not winter or season dealers, we bay produce the year round. OUR EXPERIENCE,,... in the business has cost us years of jabor. has fitted us to pay the BEST PRICES AT ADL TIMES. Tecal or trancient dealers cannot compete with usin buying or selling. We are a Oxture in Batier, have been in the produce business for years. You all know we do business on the dead square. We can’t afford to do other- Wise as We expect to remain in business. We will not sliow anybody to psy better prices than we do. Don’t draw your rabbits. CARPENTER & SHAFFER. 4-tf. it Poultry house northeas t corner square For ali repairz, or parts of Buggies, Surries, posd wagors, farm wagons, phactuns &c,poles, shatts, neckyokes, wheeis, dashes, cushions, top. I sell the best Bugev Paint on Earth. We reset tires and> DO NOT RUIN THE WHEELS. Will farnish soa s buggy HIGH OR LOW,GRADE for very few dollars. Iam thankfal to all who have patronized me and hope you will centinw® to do 80, and if you have never tried me, came gad be continced thas this is the right piece