The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 1, 1897, Page 6

THERE ARE NO EXCUSES NOT TO USE ST. JACOBS OIL fer BRUISES. “WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES.” GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF SAPOLIO Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table ; NORTH ROUND. 4:50 A. MD 1:00 PD M i . O40P. $i2 Local Freight W229 A. SOUTH HOUND. No. 9 No. 5 No, 1 . No. Sil Local Freight....... INTERSTATE DIVISION $49 Depart .. F 00 A.M. | 350 Arrive 5 11:59 ALM. | W. C, Burnes, Agent. [| K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table. | Arrival and departure ‘of trains at Worland. | NORTH LOUND. .7 Freight daily e anday 12:10p.m. cf Express datly s0UTH! BOUND, . 2 Express daily ... No. & Freight daily except § No.8 °° ee a Remember this is the popular short line be- tween Kaneas City, Mo.. and Pittsburg, Kan., Joplin, Mo., Neosho, Mo., Sulphur Springs, Ark., Siloam Springs, Ark, an 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 spared to make the passenger equipment of thie line second to none inthe west. Travel via the new line H.C Onr. Gen’l Pass. Agt., Kansas City, Mo. CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH. Five of Them Perish in Their Home. Des Moines, Ia. March 25.—Five children of Mr. and Mre. Frank Pen- rod at Ladedale, a mining town on the Wapollo and Davis county line were burned to death last night. Three were cremated and two died a few hours later. The parents of ths children took the oldest child of the family, a son, aged 12, and a baby in the arms of its mother and went to a religious meeting, having first put the other five children to bed. The school house where the services were held was only a hundred feet away from the Penrod home. About 9 o'clock an alarm of fire was given and Pen- rod 1ushed out with the rest of the occupants of the school house to find his house in flames. It was impos- sible to enter the house, as it was crumbling when Penrod reached it. The children’s beds were by the window, however, and Penrod burst the window open and succeeded in pulling the 8 year-old and 4 year-old boys out, horribly burning himself in the act. The two never regained | consciousness and died iu a short time. The others were burned until | Jowa Maniac Goes A-Guaniog. Odebolt, Iowa, March 19.—Dave of people who had incurred his en mity. He first hunted for A. P. Walter, grudge, but Walte. saw him coming and hid. Then Pennington went to the house of Hiram Jobnscn and fired at Mrs. Johnson, seriously wounding her inthe shoulder and back. He next emptied both barrels into Luther Traver, an aged man, killing him instantly. Then he point ed the gun at Mrs Frank Stolt, a angt against | neighbor, who came to the door on hearing the noise. She rau into the doorway, closing the storm-door behind her, but he tired through the door, wounding her in the abdomen. Pennington retreated across some vacant lots, loading his gun as he called to an officer, and dared him to shoot. He exclaimed: “Well, if you haven’t got the nerve to shoot, I have.” Then he placed the muzzle of the gun to hid furehead and blew the top of bis head off, scattering brains and pieces of skull fifty feet Pennington was undoubtedly insane. It is thought that Mrs. Stolt can not recover, but Mrs. Joknson’s injuries while severe, are not fatal. Died near Yates, Mo., March 15, 1897, Mrs. Ida J., wife of S. N. Tivis. Mrs. Tivis, whose maiden name was Alexander, was born in Bates Co, Mo., April 24, 1869. She was married to Mr. Tevis Nov. 17, 1892. She .eaves three little chil- dren, the youngest being only two weeks old, wko with the husband and many relatives mourn her loss The funeral services were conducted by Eld. I. M. Turnage, at the Old Chapel burying ground Tuesday at noon. It was a sad funeral, the grief of the relatives was heartrending, and a sister that was at the bedside when Mrs. Tivis died, was so pros trated she could not be at the burial. The sympathies of the community go out to the bereaved ones. Mra. Tivis’ sickness was borne by her with great fortitude. She was con scious to the last, and spoke words of comfort and admonition to her family. She died in the triumph of the faith in Jesus Christ. The de ceased is a sisterinlaw of Mrs Powell, of Chariton church vicinity. —Ex. only a few bones were found in the! debris of the house. The coroner's | inquest threw no light on the origin | of the fire. re Something to Depend On. 5 Mrs, James Jones, of the drug firm of Jones & Son, Cowden, Il., in speaking of Dr King’s New Discovery, says that | last winter his wife was attacked with La Grippe, and her case grew so serious | that physicians at Cowden and Pana could do nothing forher. ft seemed to develop in Hasty Consumption, Having Dr. King’s New Discovery in store, and | selling lots it, he took a bottle home,and to the surprise of all she bygan to get better trom the first dose, and half doz. dollar t ottles cured hersoundwell Dr. Ring’s New Discovery tor Consumption Cough and Colds is guaranteed to this d work. Try it. Free bottles at H. 1» Tucker's drug store. | Wire-Bug Tries His Work. | Clinton, Mo., March 19.—An incen- diary attempted to set fire to the dry goods store of Degen & Co, the book store of J. L. Cohn and J H.| Hubbles’ drug store early this morn- ing, by piling sawdust at the rear | doors, pouring on coal oil and light ing it at the first two places. The flames at the two former did not start, but at the drug store they | worked their way under the door/ Sheriff Trusty 1s Fined, Carrollton, Mo., Mar. 24.—Sheriff | Lewis of this county returned from | Texas county at noon to-day, bring- ing with him Sheriff J. D. Trusty of that county to answer a charge of contemp’. In December papers were sent out from here to Sheriff Trusty toserve. He refused t6 serve them without being paid in advance. When the court met Judge Rucker was notified of the Texas county official's action. He instructed the sheriff to wire him to make the necesaary re- turns forthwith or he would issue an attachment. In response to this | telegram Trusty wrote back for the attachment to be issued, saying he would like tosee it. Judge Rucker promptly complied with his request. When brought before the judge to- day Trusty had nothing to say, ex- j cept that he thought the law would back him in the stand taken. Judge Rucker fined him. The fine and costs amount to about $60. Mexico merchants are advocating the advisability of adopting the cash and filled the house with pungent /eyatem. They claim that the cash smoke, which a night watchman dis. | covered while -paseing by in front. The fire was quickly quenched. |syetem will enable them to sell goods cheaper. Many business men at Fulton, Willeville, Benton City Much excitement prevailed to day, ; and insurance companies and citi zens will unite in offering a reward for the firebug. The three stores | are but a few doors apart. Mental Alertness. When the digestion is weak, stomach nause- ated, brain sluggish anc be tired, it is evi- stent that the i Le clogged up, a remove the i culate the liver and kidneys and purify the bowels, Prickly Ash Uitters is thoroughly effect. ve It cleanses, stimulates and strengthens, improves the ap- petite, restores heaithy functional processes teaoaighoat the Sy ae en it increases the » sharpens the inteilect and invigorates both body and brain. Sold by McClement & Co, and Centralia have adopted this | plan. | | Ballard’s Snow Liniment. 1 This liniment is different in compo- sition from any other liniment on the | market. It is a scientific discovery which | results in it being the most penetrating liniment ever known. There are num- white imitation, which may be} ded because th er profit. Hard Sno M 9. $ ; Pain in back, barb wire cuts, sore chest Or throat, and especially beneficral in Paralysis. Sold by H. L. Tucker. Pennington Joaded a shotgun yester- day and started out to kill a number whom he had a} y| being poisoned because your liver dees | Sores, s | disorder of the liver, Stomach or bovels | tively cures Bits of Philosophy. From the Chicago News. | Occasionally a woman earns a lit-! | tle money “of her own.” But does! |a man ever have any money that is| |“bhis own” in the same sense? asks! Key West, Florida, March 25.—A. jthe Washington Times flareeltug pasecdlthecughithelbarber} The real sincere women are those} this morning. It is ‘supposed to be| mhosor prayers oe mene in a cold | the tug Samson, which recently took i room are never abbreviated by the) oo expedition from Punta eae condition of the thermometer. |The vessel was returning from the! A number of women got together | gi ection of Cuba. Two revenue oe | = A : jrecently and began telling about the} (ia Ge keke ie ee ee! number of proposals of marriage | a Tt a 4 molested. | I Sha eee News from Cuba last night by the) Bi that only one woman present had Tix Olivette states that the patriots are! |had as many ee SHES extremely active. The Spaniards are been married twice. demoralized in the towns, and the, * Every man hasa lot of stuff he suburbs of Havana are continually ‘ can’t sell. Se ae : harassed by the patriots. eve If aman bas kinitisequivalent to) my, Seartici i elentocinestent having troubles. want of fresh meat. The patriots There are so many more mean 1 .__)_|bave plenty of cattle in the moun- a he eet gab good man is! tains. Gomez is still concentrating yi eae his forces around Santa Clara. People rush around on Monday as h dof : The patriot army now consists of | Phone hither ae nate CLLatoy 35.000 men, all armed. It is esti been idle cn Sunday. _ | mated that 15,000 of the rifles were; Very few men are as confident in : pote SCN en furnished by expediiions, and the making assertion in their wives’ pres-| 1 jtanoa were Rants Ge eqns ence as when they are absent. from the Spaniards. Whenever two women get togeth- = er and there isa man in an adjoining room they soon begin to whisper. There is one great advantage in being rich; a rich man can tell the same ancedote a dozen times before his listeners get that weary look. | 35,000 MEN FIGHTING FOR CUBA. | i | 1 | Gomez Still Preparing to Attack Santa | Clara.—Much Suffering on Account of Lack of Fresh Meat. | When you are suffering from} , Catarrh or Cold in the head you! want relief right away. Ask your druggist for the trial size of Ely’s Cream Balm, or buy the 50¢. size. We mail it. Ely Bros., 56 Warren St ,N. ¥. City. was A(3-Year-Old ch Gaused by a Nervous Affection, ild Paralyzed Rendered One Arm Lifeless. s been lually gett nll the time: t notice the alg: acts irteen- ently well, she vous hea much or more en Denefit done his of these pills. He can be said by me ink Pills—they area great s’ Pink Pills for Pale ablie as an unfai restorer, curing from a watery con. shattered nerves. The or will be sent > ) cents a box or | or by hild | liams’ Medicin I was afflicted with catarrh last autumn. During the month of Oct Icould neither taste or smell and; could hear but little. Ely’s Cream Balm cured it --Marcus G. Shautz, Rahway, N. J When the hair has fallen out, leay- ing the head bald, if the scalp is not shiny, there is a chance of regaining the hair by using Hall’s Hair Re- newer, Wanted to Die. Guthrie, Okla, March 24 -—J. C. McLaughlin was brought here and tried for the recent murder of the Mount brothers,near Violet Springs. When the murder was discovered the mob took MoLaugblin from home and hanged him three times to force a confession. The third time he was resuscitated he was told that he would hang again. He ssid: “If you hang me again, for Ged’s sake don’t bring me to. Let me die.’ The Paris Mercury has this to say of public roads in Monroe County: “Monroe county spent over $8,000 on the roads last year. Yet the first real wet spell of the year has totally ruined them and to day public travel in Monroe county is next to an im- possibility. This $8,000 would build six miles of gravel road ayear. Why not try it? Better 6 miles of lasting road than 100 miles of temporary makeshifts. Buy a rock crusher, commence at a stated place and build rock roads.” Died a Pauper. Laporte, Ind., March 25.—Jehn Hull, aged 87, died yesterday inthe Noble County Asylum. Hull vas possessed of considerable weath. He deeded his property to his mil- dren, and was obdurate to their pleadings not to die a pauper, ind with the declaration that he lad lived the alotted time of man, be- came an inmate of the Poor Hose, where the feature of his life wea daily prayer for death. John Gray, 14 years old, was beld up on the street at Marshall Sunlay night. He was taken to a vacantlot by the highwayman, robbed ofhis valuables and made to exchangehis Cure sick headache, bad s taste in the mouth, coated e, gas in the stomach, | Ss and indigestion. Do n, but have tonic effect. 5 cents. lls to take with Hood’s The only aparilla. J.C. Pitts, a morphine fiend at Maryville, shot himself in the breast at the Maryville court house Mon- day night. His injuries will not prove fatal. He rays he will use a gatling gun next time. Old People. 5 Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will fine the true remedy iu Electic Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and}con- McFARLAND BROS. | Harness and Saddelrv,| Sink’s Leather Treo Saddle McFAR South Side Square Butler Mo. Read and See What we Keep in Stock We keep everything that horse owners need Double wagon harness from $10 to $30. D single harness, $7.50 to $25; second hand FE harness from $3 to $15. Saddles of all styles and prices, from the cheapest tothe steel fork cow boy and sole leather epring seat saddles. Lap robes, horse blankets, dusters and fly nets. Harness oil and soaps” fullline of mens and boys gloves. Trim buggy tops new and repair old ones. Bring your old harness and saddles and trade for new ones. We have the largest retail har ness store in the Southwest and our har ness are‘all made at bome. BUTLER, Mo. clothing. His ov i : 4 . 5 ercoat and evenhis tains no wniskey nor other intoxicant, shoes were taken. The robber thrat | but acts as a tonic and alterative. It ened to kill the boy if he told. John | 2¢ts mildly on the stomach and bowels, { adding strength and giying tone to the 4 Comer was arrested near Marsiell organs, thereby aiding Nature in the ‘ Monday and jailed. The stolenar performance of the tunctions. Electrict a Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids ticles were recovered. digestion. Old people find it just exact- oo ly what they need. Price 50 cents and i $1 at H L Tucker's drug store. For Infants and Children. SE hat Miles, iim Holguin Captured. New York, March 24.—A epedal to the Herald from Havana, ‘ia Tampa, saye: The insurgents hwe captured Holguiv, in Santiago Je Cuba. The town is a very importmt one. It is reported that the victai ous insurgent forces were in con mand of Calixto Garcia, who Ins been operating with great vigorin Eastern Cuba. New York, March 24.—Count Standmitzki, a member of the most noble Austrian families, died here in exile and poverty. He will be buried today at the expense of John Gortz, a car cleaner, all of the Count’s rich friends having deserted him. Logan Elliot accidentally shot and fatally wounded Rolly Baum while fishing in the Laurine river, south east of Sedalia. Both young men are atout 17 years of age. They were examining « revolver by the light cf acamp fire when the acci- dent oceurred. 4 The fac simile cd is ca Another Armenian Horror. Constantinople, March 23.—An- a be een ap ee thentic details of the outbreak yn| Times are co hard at Warrensburg Suoday last at Toka, in the southen| that even the saloons are quaking. ——_ — where = a The “Jewell Bar” that place has a e Armenians while tie latter were iu church, showed 1,0 — tt Christisns were massacred. The 4 Armenian’s houses were given ovr sold at auction. % Shige ® Morehead, Ky, March 24—Wwill 3% Boman, 18, suicided by stepping in | 4 front of a cireular saw. 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