The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 18, 1897, Page 6

25 winter comes, STIFFNESS } SORENESS As sure as Y St. Jacobs Oil < #\\y £4 comes, it comes to IT] CURE. The ailment goes. “WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES.” GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF _ SA No & No 4 ‘ M No 10 5 No Siz Local Freight W:29 A. M, SOUTH BOUND. Noo M. No 5 M. No, 1 M. No 311 Local Freight.... M. INTE No. 349 Depart . No. 3 Arrive . ATE DIVISION 700A. M W. C, Bornes, Agent. Arrival and departure of trains at Worland, NOUTH BOUND. No.7 Freight daily except Sunday 12:i0 p.m. No 5 zi * Sat 10:60 p.m, No 1 Express daily... 12:27 p.m. SOUTH ROUND. ai No 2 Express daily 2:21 p.m. No & Freight daily except Sanday 1:00a. m. No 3 x = : 2:25 p.m. Remember this is the popular short line be- tween Kansas City, Mo. and Pi teburg, Kan., Joplin, Mo , Neosho, Mo , Sulphur Springs, Ark , Siloam Springs, Ark, ant the direct route trom the south to St Louis, Chicago, and points porth and northeast and to Denver, Ogden, San Francisco, Portland and points west and northwest. No expense has been spared to make the passenger equipment of this line second to none inthe west. Travel via the new line H C. Orn Gen’! Pass. Agt., Kan-as City, Mo. INTO AMBUSH Fell the Big) Cotumu Spaniards, They Were Pursuing a Small Body of Cubans.—Who Cunningly Retreat Until They Led their Pursuers to Death. Tawpa, Fia, Keb 11.—Two cou- riers from Rivera's army have brought news uf great importance to the New York Junta. They told a Cuban here of a victory near Ma- riel last week. Capt. Bianta of Rivera's body guard was out scuuting with 200 men, when he was ambushed by 500 Spamards uader Col. Pero, stationed at Mariel. Capt Blanta was wounded at the first fire, and two of his cfficers were killed. The neighing of a horse gave warning to the Cubans. The Spaniards dashed after the Cubans, who retreated when they saw the superior force of the ene. my. Blanta cunningly led the troops a wild chase All at once over 500 insurgents aruse by the roadside as the Spani arde came along, and delivered a deadly volley at short range The retreating Cubans then turned and furiously assaulted the head of the column. At the first fire whole platoons fell aud several officers were killed. casting aside their arms and equip ments. The Spanich officers vainly attempted to rally them The route was utter. The Cubans pursued them nearly to Mariel. The Cubans lost 56 men, while some 76 dead Spaniards were count- ed on the field, and over 150 wound ed. The riflee, ammunition, ete. captured was a welcome addition to the Cubans CASTORIA. ae oe —— ise Watsoa Wiil Lose. Washington, D. C., Feb. 7.—It became koown yesterday that the House committee on elections, which has charge of the election contest brought by Thomas E. Watson o Georgia, recently the Populist candi date for Vice President, against Representative Black, had decided to confiria Judge Biack’s title to bis seat. The verdict, it is understood, was unapimous Representative Bartlett, of Georgia, a democrat member of the committee, will re- port in favor of Mr. Black, and it is understood that the case will be | CoDgress be submitted to the Okla | You fee! better it costs -you nothing-— | presented to the House Monday. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The Best Salve in world for Cuts am Fever , Chiblairs R 25 Cts per box Ker druggist POLIO K © Pittsburg & Guif Time Table. | of Exulting | They fled at once, | STATE ASYLUM REQUESTS. Goodly Sums Asked for the St. Joseph and Nevada Institutions. | Jefferson City, Mo, Feb. 6.—Dr. Wo. dson in charge of the state asy lum at St Joseph asked the csmmit tee on appropriations yesterday for “aisy A ow, | an appropriation of $150,000 for a {new asylum building and $56,000 | for an electrie hybt plant and other improvements, together with repairs. He told the committee he would ask | for uothing for the support of the hospital, which is supported by the counties that send unfortunates to the asylum and the work of the pa tients Theasylum bas 600 acres of land and th» patients raise all the vegetables needed. J.S Rust, of Kansas City, one of the board of mauagers, supported his requests. - Dr. Robiuson of the Nevada asy lum, asked for $150,000 for his asylum. It bas more laud than the | St. Joseph asylum but the land is not so rich. Mrs Edwards of the state library asked for $12,000 to bind bocks in the library None of the requests have been acted on. Columbue, O., Feb. 10 —What is claimed to be the program decided upon by the Foraker men at the meeting here Friday night with Gov. Bushnell, was printed here this afternoon. The story is that Bush- nell will be in Wasbington March 5, |when the senate confirms the ap- | pointment of Sherman to the cabi- net, and will receive Sherman’s res- ignation there. He will issue a call at once from there for the legislature to meet in special session on Tuesday March 9, to fill the vacancy and positively nothing else. The members of the legislature are Foraker mer, who claim that Buehnell will be easily elected. Went too Near the Stove. Warrensburg, Mo., Feb. 10.—An 8-year-old daughter of Tom Dausos, | who liveg, six miles east of Warrens- burg, passed too near a red hot stove this afternoon and her clothing caught fire. Her screams brought her parents from another part of the | heuse and they endeavored to ex | tinguish the blaze with water. The jchild’s clothing was burned from her body, her hair destroyed and eyes burned out. She inhaled the flames. Although still living, she can not recover. Dauson isa wealthy farmer Subscribing for Metropolitan Papers | The coming year will be crowded | with big news events and happen jings, the details of which everyone | interested in national and foreign affairs will want toread. The best | Western newspaper published is the | Semi-Weekly Republic ot St Louis. iIt is only $1 a year. and for that jamount it will send two papers a ; Week to any address for ove year. | The Republic daily is $6 a year, | $3 for six months or $1.50 for three months. j Shows Radical Symptoms. | Guthrie, Ok, Jan. 29—The Okla | homa legislature shows symptome of getting radical. In the senate j today a bill was passed repealing jall gold contracts. This bill created } much discussion and caused a break between radical populiets and con ; Servative democrats. During the | Vote on this bill Senator Marum of Woodward, secured a point by mak- | 10g an amendment that all laws of | homa legislature for approval. CASTORIA For Infants and Children TO THE POWERS Greece Says She Can Not Longer Remain {nactive.—Preparations for War Go Merrily on. | Athens, Feb. 11—The Govern- mebLt has formulated a notification jto the Powers setting forth that | Greece cau not remain a mere spec- | ator of the events which are taking |place in Crete, and that the ties of | jrace and religion compel ber to in- | tervene in behalf of the oppressed ‘and outraged Christians in that island. | Inthe Chamber of Deputies last | eveuing, Premier Dely auuis said that {either the Porte would be prevented |by the Powers from sending rein furcements to Crete or would persist in sending them there. Iu either case, be declared, the Greek Government bad decided to take action promptly and decisively. When Crete demanded a union with jthe mother country, be said, Greece could not remain indifferent. At the conclusion of the remarks of M. Deiyaunis, the leader of the opposition assured the Premier that the Government have the heartiest support of the opposition, which assurance evoked prolonged would cheers The Cretan Committee here ure making preparation on a large scale to land men and munitions of war upon the shores of Crete und the first installment of 600 men embari- ed and sailed last evening ON TO CRETE The torpedo flotilla, commanded by Prince George of Greece, has started for Crete. Prince George admitted that his orders were to prevent by every means possible the landing of any Turkish troops on the Island of Crede. Just previous to his departure, Prince George visited the king for the purpose of receiving the royal commands. He then proceeded to the department of marine and for eign affairs. An immense crowd cheered him. The news of the de- parture of the Prince with the tor- pedo flotilla spread like wildfire through the city and created a pro- tound impression. A dispatch re- ceived here from the Island of Crete says the Mussulmrns haye set fire to Retimo in several places. Old People. 5 Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will fine the true remedy iu Electic Bitters. This medi~ine does not stimulate and con- tains no wniskey nor other intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, adding strength and giying tone to the organs, thereby aiding Nature in the performance of the tunctions. Electrict Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old people find it just exact- Iy what they need. Price 50 cents and $1 at H L Tucker’s drug store. Fitteen Parishes a ff-cted. Shreveport, La., Feb. 10 —Fifteen parishes, principally in the hill dis- tricts, are affected by the drouth, and, although the state appropriat ei $65,000 for corn, it was buta drop in the bucket so far as relieving the distress was concerned. New Orleans has sent money and other contributions, and Shreveport has done the same. At present there are committees busily at work and ladies are giviog entertainments to add to the relief fund. What's the Use or Valking mer time. You may have a tickliug cough or a little cold or baby may have to know that Parks cough Syruy is the best cure tor it Sold by H. L. Tucker Bryan Will Accept. now practically settled that Hon. William J. Bryan will accept the tovitation of the housa acd senate to dressing the members of the legisla. ture on the money question. A letter from Mr. Bryan's secretary is to the effect that be is likely to come, ee eres Is Your Tongue Coated, vour throat dry, your eycs dull and inflamed and do you tee! mean ing. Your liver and Kidney are not doing their work. Why don’t you taxe Parks Sure cure. If it does not make Sold sy H.L Tucker Died While on Pension Business. Oscecla, Mo, op ped dead of heart dis About coids snd coughs in the sum-! the croup and when it comes you ought! Jefferson City, Mo, Jan. 28.—It is| come here for the purpsse of ad | although the date bas not been fixed. { generally when you get up in the morn-! i Feb 10.—Bazziil i | Myers, and old war veteran, dr. | Not This Session. Chicago, Feb. £—A specia! to the Times Herald from Washingtov, D 'C., says: The understanding among senn- | tors at present is that the general jarbitration treaty wili uot coum to « | vote at this session uf ¢ bygress N ‘one doubts that it will be debated. | but the opposition makes uo secre! lot lis inteution to consume so wucl j time in discussion that a vote car jnot be reached. It wil be a }easy matter to do this, as the ba-i inesa of the senate is fast rencuiug | that stage in which thera wli bea |great struggle for prec: deuce Already the friruds of the Nicara gua Canal bill, the immigration bi’, very tine Loa sures are fighting for short time the regular appro bills will have to be taken up acd they will displace almost all dathou Otter business. Under such circumstances it will be a comparatively ter to crowd the treaty background. senate is generaliy agaist an open debate on the treaty. €asy mat imto the If the hair is faliiuy out, or turn- ing gray, requiring a stiiwu ant with nourisuipy ad colu;my fvcd, Hall's Vegetable Sicthan Hair Renewer 1s just the specific JEALOUS COOK Shot Two Women at Rockford, Ill., and Rockford, Ii, Feb 11.—Charles Young, cook at the Awerican house, in a fit of jealousy yesterday fata shot Mrs Edward E. Everett, wile of the proprietor, in the head, wouuded Miss Anna Weisendahl in the breast ard fiied a charge at night clerk Thompson, which barely missed its mark With revolver in his hand he ran out of the hetel and started north into the first ward pur ed bya patrol wagon, tilled with officers Twice he stopped to fire at people who attempted to stop him, but in neither case was his aim ef- fectiye. After a chase of ten blocks be was captured by the police, only after hia pistol failed to work. Serofula . Is a. deep-seated blood disease which allthe mineral mixtures in the world cannotcure. S.S.S. (guaranteed purely vegetable) is a real blood remedy for blood diseases and has no equal. Mrs. Y. T. Buck, of Delaney, Ark., had Scrofula for twenty-five years and most of the time was under the care of the doctors who could not relieve her. A specialist said he could cure her, brut he filled her with arsenic and potash which almost ruined her constitution. She then took — nearly every so-called blood medicine and drank \ them by the wholesale, Dybut they did not reach her trouble. Some ~ one advised her to try $.S.S. and she very soon found that she had a real blood remedy atlast. She says: ‘After tak- ing one dozen bottles of S.S.S. I am perfectly well, my skin i and healthy and I would so my former c ion for two th < dollars, Instead ofdrying upthe poison in my system, like the potash and arsenic, a the disease ont through the skin 1 I was perma- nently rid of it.” | A Real Blood Remedy. 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My! work or exe of whatever nature, ke manner, and Thad | Pills Lin bexes (never in } walki or six | es for $2.50, ae r direct by anail aut x ¢ had of all d ig edicine Company, {che ly upset my 1 ind Dt. Wi any one whose nervous system is well nigh | tady, N. state of eee Soccer OS. Harness and Saddeln Fink’s Leather Treo Saddle sg South Side Squa Butler Mo, Read and See What we Keep in . We keep everything that horse ownersa Double wagon harness from $10 to single harness, $7.50 to $25; second harness from $3 to $15. Saddles of dias styles and prices, from the chespest r | steel fork cow boy and sole leather sp Lap robes, horse b dusters and fly nets. Harness oil and full line of mens and boys gloves. buggy tops new and repair old ones. your old harness and saddles and new ones. We have the largest ness store in the Southwest and out ness are all made at home. 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