The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 20, 1897, Page 6

Freer eet retresteetrete et A Thumbscrew Torture to tl SCIATICA. it turns back thescrew. — lao the 0 FURTHER PAIN. Force ngs wpe nee eee nee een be meat ene nee etrerd “HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS SUCCESSFULLY.” CLEAN HOUSE WITH SAPOLIO | Mistouri Pacific Railway Time Table NORTHBOUND. co. 6 4:50 A. MI Ne. 1:00P. M No. 16 o40P. M No 4i2 Local Freight 10:29 A) M SOUTH BOUND. Be: 9.:. - - «i sensen No. 5 12 BO, Vivece +-- 4 No. $11 Local Freight...... INTERSTATE DIVISION. No +. -31:59 A. M W. C, Burnce, Agent. K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table. Arrival and departure ‘of traine at Worland. NOKTH BOUND. No.7 Freight daily except Sanday No.5 sie = ‘* Sat. 10:0 D. Mm, No. 1 Exprees daily woe eeee]2297 ps Mm. AROUTHS BOUND. No, 2 Express daily 12:10 p. m. m -m, No. 6 Freight daily except Sunday 1: .m. Nos °° rs + ar 2 nm. Remember this is the popular short line be- tween Kansas City, Mo.. and Pittsburg, Kan., Joplin, Mo., Neosho, Mo., Sulphur Springs, Ark., Siloam Springs, Ark., and the direct youte from the south to St. Louis, Chicago, and points north and northeast and to Denver, Ogden, San Franciseo, 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 Jine H.C. Orr, Gen’l Pass. Agt., Kansas City, Mo. GIRL FIGHTS A BLACK BEAR. She Kills the Brute and Then Fainted. Miami, Fla., May 10.—Susie Rob ingon, who lives below here, near Fort Pierce, had an exciting adven- ture with a young black bear there last week, she coming out victorious. The family live near Dense Ham- mock, some distance from neighbors Many wild animals inhabit the ham mocks, aud several have been shot in their yards while seeking poultry, etc. Miss Susie was in the kitchen rolling out bread, when she heard a scuffling noise behind her. She turned and saw a big black bear ad- vancing with outatretched paws, walking on his hind legs. She quickly brought down the hard wood rolling pin she was using on its head, and then snatched upa knife that was on the table. Bruin dodged the blow but it caught him on the nose, mak- ing him whine, and infuriated bim. He caught the girl's dress, partly pulling her over. She gave him an. other blow, and another, getting good hits on his heed and eyes Bruin got mad and advanced, growl ing augrily. He caught the girl in his paws. She made a thrast with the knife, cutting a deep gash ia his throat. The struggle was deadly for a few moments. The brave girl got in several new cuts with her knife, and ' finally the bear keeled over, bis paws | raking her arms badly as he fell | down. Susie sank on the floor, faint- | ing, and was found there some hours after, when her father and mother returned from the store at the Ham- mock. She was net badly hurt, though scratched up, and next day | was able to be out. The bear was a| half-grown one, but large enough to make trouble. To Consumptives. Asan honest remedy, Foley’s Honey and ‘Tar does not hold out false hopes in advanced stages but truthfully claims to give comfort and relief in the very worst cases, and in the Moly stages to effect a cure. At J A Trim- e's. Turkish Steamer Taken. Athens, May 12.—Adviees receiv- ed here from the island of Skiathos, off the coast of the Volo Penninsule, says that the Greek gunboat Venus and the Greek torpedo boat No. 14 captured yesterday off the Island of Tenedos, on the west coast of Asia Minor, a Turkish steamer haviog on | board one hundred Turkish soldiers | six officers, three hundred Martini | rifles, several thousand cartridges, six quicx firing guns, various mili | claims tary etores and £4,000 in cash. The} money was foued upon a Turkieh | day of crs that assays from 1,500 to! tnt eit at et et tet he BIGGEST NERVE is .| Thompson, a Sheep Mouataia, S. D. -| one kaows how many ages. = ese St. Jacobs Oil twist —IT SOOTHES.—IT CURES. co 4 i i i Prehistoric Monster- Pierre, S. D., May 12.—Cbarles ranchman, has just discovered a prehistoric monster on his place, which the scientists of the state de :| clare is ofan entirely new species | It was dug from the side of a hill. io which it bad lain buried for no A part of the upper jaw projected above the surface and it was,this which caught Thompson's eye, and led to the uncvyeriog of the rest of the body. The creature was petrified, exceeding a full grown steer in size, resmbled in form a mastiff, bad jaws two feet long, teeth two inches in length, and a head of shape similar to that of a crocodile. Thompson will send it east for examination. Have You Kidney Trouble? A 50c trial bottle of Foley’s Kidney Cure will prevent serious results from this usually fatal disease. At J A Trimble’s. Defies Arrest. Benton, Mo, May 13-—Abe Tig- nor and Wm. Kaiser, near Com- merce, became iavelved in a difficulty which resulted in Kaiser being shot in the side with a 38 caliberrevolyer. Kaiser, who was at first thought to be fatally wounded, is improving, and with chanches for recovery in his favor. Tignor armed himself with a Winchester and two pistols, and, defying arrest, made his escape. He has not yet ben captured. Knoxville, Teno, May 13.—A waterspout struck Knoxville this moraing. The rainfall was the heaviest in 18 years. Three inches of rain fell in a short time. Street cars and all traivs are delayed. Tens of thousands of dollars damage has been done te fruit and vegetables in the surrounding country. Have you tried\Dr. Arthur’s Febrimel, the modern chill remedy? If not, you do not know what a delicious tasting, yet thoroughly reli- able remedy it is. Cures Chills quickly and permanently, is mildly laxative, does not sicken the stomach and is guaranteed tocure. Sold by McUlement & Co. Tuscumbia, Mo., May 13.—Chinch bugs have made their appearance in this county by the thousands on the crops, and are threateaing destruc tion to wheat and corn. Some of the wheat crops are now at this early date, almost ruined. But the pros pect fora fine fruit crop in this county was vever better. Kansas City, Mo., May 12.—David Fitzgerald, a noted town character, known widely as “Rock Island Dave” died at the hospital here to-day from injuries inflicted ten days ago by Thomas Hyland, who sent him to the ground with a terrific mght- hander on the head. Hyland will be held for murder. When Weak, Weary and Wasted from Kidney Diseases, why not try Foley’s Kidney cure a guaranteed medicine. At J A Trimble’s. Paris, May 10.—It ie reported that severel cases of the bubonic plague have been discovered by the Tonkin officials on the Chinese frontier and just within the boundaries of the colony. Special precautions are being taken to prevent the spread of the disease. Middlesboro, Ky., May 13.—Rain for 36 hours bas again flooded Mid. dlesboro. Thousands of acres of growing corn are under water. The loss to farmers is not less than $20,000, and to. this city $5,000. The waters are receding. A.L Wisker, aSedalia Lewspaper | man who moved to the state of Ne- vada last August for his health, to have discovered silver leads which will yield a car lead a major who was one of the officers | 3,000 the ton. captured. The Greeks warships took the prize to the island of Skia- | thos. liver complaint from the user. It is the only medicino that is Guaranteed to cure these diseases or no day, Parts sure cure is sold by H. L. Tucker, me DON’? FEEL Ricat. Whenever the liver becomes disordered there is certain to be disturbances in the general health. The victim of a torpid liver will feel to remain, it will it lays him on his ‘ater or less duration. into this condition, you f Prickly Ash Bitters to $, Tegulate and strenghten er and promote digestion. Geta bottle , 8 few doses will set you right, and it Kepton hand and taken Occasionally during | the hot months will not only cure, but prevent | disease. It iss valuable srstem regulator. Soid by McClement & Co. DRIVEN IN ROUT, | | Cubans Score Another Brilliant Victory. | Spanish Commander Goes to Sea to! Escape.—Rabi and Garcia Combine Forces in the Undoing of Gen, Near } Lone, Bayamo. New York, May 13 —The advices} of the New York Herald states that news of the most important insur- gent success in months has just reached Havana. Gen. Calixto Garcia and Gen. Rabi fell on a Spanish} force which wa3 carrying food and supplies from Manzauilla to Bayamo early last week, captured the convoy, routed Gen. Lonos columns and pur- sued him s0 vigorousiy that he fled to the coast. This engagement is regarded by Cubans as more import- ant than any battle since Cacari jicara. The Spanish commander with the retreating main body was harassed for 10 miles. He decided to abandon the regular road back to Manzanillo, fearing he would be intercepted, as Gen. Ruiz had been a few days be- fore. The victorious Cubans were in the road to Bayamo, his provi- sions were lost and his men were practically without food. The only way he saw to save the remnant of his forces was to make for the coast at a point many miles from Manza- nillo. He marched nearly 40 miles, reached Cape Cruz and a passenger steamer was pressed into cervice and carried the despondent soldiers back to Manzanillo Don't think because you are sick and nothiog seems to give you re lief that you can’t be cured. There must be a cure for you somewhere If your doctor can’t cure, you per- haps he hes mistaken the cause Anybody is liable to make a mistake sometimes. One in three of us suffer from in- digestion, and one out of three dyspeptics doesnt know it. That is, he may know he is sick, but he blames it to something else. Indigestion is the cause of half of our dangerous diseases. Shaker Digestive Cordial, made tonic medicinal roots and herbs, is the most natural cure for indigestion It relieves the symptoms and cures the disease gently,naturally,efficient ly, giving fresh life. strength and health to sick dyspeptics. At druggist. A trial bottle for 10 cents. jif not ia that county. DID NOT TASTE WATER ' { For Over 75 Years.—Never Traveled ona Railroad. On Sunday, April 25th, Grand-| "ott ceeiratea her AGED HOT IGUUe By elt tae | mother Jare Booth celebrated ber 98th kirthday at her home in Barry, Pike county, Iinois. She is the, oldest resident of Barry townsbip, ulany While living only three biccks from the depot sbe bes never traveled on Lost Appetite, | EAT THE MOST TEMPTING DISHES} Jays witucui any Food ai Ali—Gan Eat Fey scuare Heals a Day Now—The Cause of the Change. ¢ jis the cnly thing she hes ever trav- a railroad in her life. A canal boat | eled on besides ina Her bome wagon and buggy. is only three | blocks from the public park in the ).”) town, which she has not visited for | ‘ over 40 years. i When a gitl 18 years old while, drinking water out ot a spring she)‘ swallowed something which made her sick, and for 75 long years she} did not drink a mouthful of water, as it always gagged her. thirsty she will drink coffee, milk or tea. tack of the grip, and since that time she has been able to drink water. She hag six living children The oldesr is 67 years old, an old biche- Icr, who looks after “Grandma's” wants. The baby of her family is | 57 years old. \ Unfortunate People. are they who while suffering from Kidney Dis- eases are prejudiced against ali adve i remedies. They should know that Foley’s Kidney Cure is not a quack remedy, but an honest guaranteed medicine for Kidney and bladder troubles AtJ A Trimble’s. There is some litle talk of an ef- fort being made in St. Louis to get up a petition to the governer urging When | + Five years ago she had en at-| ." the pardon of E!mer C. Satterly, one of the principal wreckers of the Kaneas City Savings Bank. Sattcrly cashier, and Darrah, president of the aforesaid bank, just as good as stole every dojlar in the bank, and both of them deserve to be punish ed to the full extent of thelaw. A bank thief is no better than any other kind of a thief. A bank offi- S persuaded ue t much more to tell nog. ‘t look like a man who cannot © or four square nu ad ol? Williams? Pink Pilly nd as a dollar, and they will Je anyone else, Tam sure, it F Lt to use the pilly lth ud feel myself improving. My j strength began to return and so etit_ of others s through ry to nd restores McFARLAND BROS. Harness and Saddelry, Fink's Leather Tree Saddle South Side Square Butler Mo. Read and See What we Keep in Sto cer who will deliberat+ly borrow out of a bank more than hecan pay back and systematically loot the bank vaults to eccomplish his own selfish purposes, is not entitled to any clem- ency from the governor or Missouri. —Clinton Democrat. CASTORIA. ‘The fac- hme sal! La SV TLdde Wi. single A.B Crawford. the ex-Sprinzfield banker, was sent to the penitentiary for a term of five yesra under a buggy A Double Elopement. Sedalia, Mo., May 12.—Miss Ge- neva Downing,the 20-year-old daugh- ter of W. W. Downing, and Miss Mayme Arnold, 23, daughter of A. Arnold, disappeared from home last Friday afternoon. but the matter was kept-secret until to-day. It was then lesrned that the young ladies went to Kansas City, where they were met by Charles Holland and Wm. Cousley, who had preceded them on the mcrning train. The quartet was located at Hotel Bruns- wick in Kansas City, they having been married at Independence, Mo. Both young Jadies are highly edu- cated, Miss Downing being a gradu- ate of Christian College at Columbia, Mo Her pareats objected to her keeping company with Hcl'and, but they reet clandestinely, and the double elopement was plenned and succeasfully carried out. Reflections ot a Bachelor. From the New York Press. The rarest but the most invulner able kind of innocence is the kind that comes from knowledge. If the devil bad to wear his last summer's straw hat he would never baye made a hit with Eye. The pictures about little babies being brought to earth by angels are always painted by men. A man always thinks in his heart that a man is a fool for refusing him and generally be is right. When a man etarts out fishing for |@ woman he puts a dress suit on the jhook snd throws in some compli- | ments for loose bait. KIDNEY DISEASESI jare the most fatal of all diseases. |FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE |a GUARANTEED remedy |0F money refunded. Con= tains remedies recognized ! | by all eminent physicians as the best for Kidney and | Bladder troubles. Price 50c. and $1.00. charge of embezzling the funds of your ol the Springfield National Bank. President Cleveland commuted the sentence to three years end six months, which would expire on May 22nd of this year. President Mc Kinley issued a pardon to Crawford last Saturday, and he has probably been released from the Jefferson We keep everything that horse ownersn Double wagon harness from $10 to harness from $8 to $15. Saddles of styles and prices, from the cheapeet tothe steel fork cow boy and cle leather sp seat saddler. dusters and fly nets. fulliine of mens and boys gloves. new ones. ness store in the Southwest and our ness arefall made at home. harness, $7.50 to $25; second Lap robes, horse bl Harness oil and 80 tops new and repair old ones. d harness and saddles and trade ft We have the largest retail City prison by this time. The girls at Demotte, Indiaue, have no use for stingy men. Ata recent meeting of young ladies in tkat place they adopted a resolution that they “will not hereafter marry any young man who is not a patron of his home newspaper,” because it is strong evidence of want of intelli gence, and they believe that a youre man who don’t take a home paper will ba too stingy to provide fora| family. Raised Him Fifty Thousand. St. Charles Banner. One of Montgomery county's citi zens made a sworc statement to the county assessor that the total value of all his personal property was $130 The board of equalization raised his estimate to $50,130. The members of the board must have an idea that Montgomery contains at least one a morgue witnessed the dead coming to life yesterday. Half a dozen doc- tors had pronounced Frank McDer mott dead, when his corpse slowly rose from its marble slab, opened its eyes and looked about om the scene of death. A workman had dropped a brick three stories on Mc- Dermott’s head, but he is not burt Special Commissioner's Sale of Real Estate. By authority of a decree in partition made by the circuit court of Bates county, Missouri, in the case of Adah Fitch, etal. vs. Louisa Jane Danicison, etal. I will seil at private sale, at the best price to be obtained therefor, the fol- county, Missouri, to-wit: The east half of lots number one (1) and two (2) of the northeast quarter of section four (4) in pesafaieer 2 forty (49) range thirty-three (33); also the south half of the southeast thirty-three (33) in townsh: ‘ange thirty-three (33); also umber one (1) and two (2) of the northwest er of section four (4) and the west h: 6 A Valuable Prescription. Editor Morn of Worthington, jInd., “Sun,”? writ **You haye a valu- | able prescription Electric Bitter. {and I can cheertul commend it for tipatio forty-one (41) i ic fa ¥ w rr I: | Strength. - Ea at H L Tucker’s drugstore, JOHN C. HAYES, Special Commis ioner. POSE Low Rate Interest TO LOAN. We have money to loan on good | farms at Six per cent interest with | small commission, time five years, | interest payableQNCE a year. Will write the note payable on or before so borrower can pay amount at any time desired and stop interest. Everyone wishing to borrow or change old loans are requested to |) call and see usmoney ready.nodelay | THE WALTON TRUST “COMPANY, § colossal. - BUTLER, - MISSOURI. . Boston, Mass., May 12 —Boston’s RRR RR PRBA RRL DDL RRP DDPIRAR RPRDPLPRRPRR LR RARRRADRDPID s lowing described real estate situated’ in Bates) world are received. 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