The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 19, 1897, Page 2

The Missouri Normal Ding 90%270 Will Open its Fall Term Sept. 7, 1897. Tuition in Normal Depar' — per week, ~0c Typewritir vartment per 6) $1,505 Life § i a hand ap riting Dept., $30.00; Combined course. ,Far-| nished Rooms per week, So to 50 cente: Lessons in Masic, I Will take} note with approved sec Write for Catalogue. Address, THE MISSOURI NORM A 30a K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table. | Arrival and departure of trains at Worland. | 5 p.m. ‘o. 1 Exprees daily... ehsieko No. 9 Freight, daily except Sanday, 12 . 3 Port Arthur Express, daily, 6: souTH ND. | 2 Express daily . | 6 Freight daily ex! pt Sunday 8 No, 10 Freight, daily expect Sunday, m, No. 4 Port Arthur Express, daily,.. 9 01 p.m. Remember this isthe popular short line be- tween Kansas ©) Mo.. and Pittsburg, Kan., Joplin, Mo, Neosho, Mo., Sulphur Springs, Ark., Siloam Springs, Ar and the direct route from the south to St. juis, Chicago, and points north and northeast and to Denver, Ogden, San Fr sco, 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. Onn. Gen’l Pass. Agt., Kansas City, Mo. Facts About Alaska. From the Coicago Times- Herald. Alaska is two and one-half times | as large as Texas. | It is eight times a8 large as all) New England. It make San Frarcieco east of our center. Its coast line is 26,000 miles. It has the highest mountain in North America. It bas the only forest covered glacier im the world. The Treadwell is one of the great- | est gold mizes. It has the best yellow cedar in the world. It has the greatest seal fisheaies It has the greatest salmon fisher ies. It has cod banks that beat New- | foundland. | It bas the largest river in the| world. Aman standiog on the bavk of the Yukon 150 miles from its mouth cannot see the other bank. The Yukon is twenty miles wide 700 miles from it mouth. With its tributraries it is naviga- ble 2,500 miles. Itis larger than the Danube. It is larger than the Orinoco. It discharges one-third more! water than the Missiesippi. The ocean is fresh fifteen miles from its mouth. It has more gold in its basin than | any other river. | Its color is beautifully Elue to its | junction with the White river, 1,100 | miles above its mouth. \ Alaska runs 1,500 miles west of | Hawaii. | Yukon basin gold is estimated at | 5 billion dollars. The necessary eruptive force for | the formation of great fissure veins | is everywhere evidentin Alaska. | Silk should be worn next the body. then woolen and then furs. | Citric ecid should be taken to pre- ' vent scurvy. Lima beans sre gocd portable | food. Snow glasses should not be for gotten. Nowkere are mosquitoes s0 nU-| think you need, then buy more. Last merous. There are two kinds of flies. There are no snakes in Alaska. Moose is plentiful. The flesh re- sembles horse flesh. Capital of stock companies organ- ized to do business in Alaska : gate 200 million dollars. It is probable that in twelve months Dawson will be within four days of Junean. In central and northern Alaska the ground is frezen to a depth of 200 feet. Snowfall in the interior is very light—six inches or so. The heaviest rain and snow are on the southeast coast. No land contains any finer spruce timber. In its low tempe-ature gold filling ia teeth contracts andifalls out. Use amalgam. Men bora in southern latiiudes vere for tuition, except Music, Law and Art. | They preyent dementia | face. | cient. | fish. & Business College | cents; Tuition in Businees and Sho: this to your friend, fAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, SPRINGFIELD, Mo. } haye become insane in the long i dark. Take a chess board and men The medicine chest should hold pills, pille, pills. A temperature of 75 degrees be- low zero has been recorded. When it gets kelow 50 there is no wind. A tent is as good as a hovse, and is cheaper. No shelter is needed except when the wind blows. At other times a sleeping baz answers all purposes. Just below rapids ice forms oaly nine feet thick, and there fishing is done. In other places it will reach forty feet Tn the dark season twilight lasts six hours, and almost any kind of work can be done. Elk cariboo and grouse are com- mon and easily killed. Den’t eat snow or ice. Melt them. Else quinsy. In low temperatures the inside of the throat sometimes freezes This is locally called “frost burning.” For frozen fingers use cold water. You can bathe only the feet and Sweat under blankets in the sum mer or get rheumatism. Io summer all land not mounteio is swamp. Underfoot ia ice cake, overhead twenty-two hours sun Everybody gets lice. Boil under- clothing. Freeza sleeping bags Talk on the ice pack is heard half a mile. An expert placer dry. : Alaskan “dust” is as big as wheat. Some gold is too fine to float. Wear alk gloves and then fur. The Eskimo is virtuous, the Chil- cat is vot. Canadian rapacity wil! drive the miners into American territory. Canadian police are highly efti- miner can pan Reindeer will be the future loco- motives. Alaskan dogs are wonderfully in- telligent—the result of selection and hereditary. | The natiyes eat much decayed They are all honest. Thousands of miners from nations will go. A Chicago ccmpany leads in Alas- | other} i rauch suffering from the cold. | } | sights. year from eilver fox skine. jare worth $250 each. 6 | . : re down their prices 50 per cent. evst Sl eech make their living sawing wocd will not have time to tay much. jassured. The parers closing the pur | by glacier action. Avalanches jn the intericr are un- knowe. Owing to dryness there is not Take a 40 SOrifle with telescope) One smell tribe makes $2,500 8 They Exposed portions of the body | freeze in three minutes. s, the murderer, is} Enough library: One Bible, one e He wes shot br} | Shake speare. > War rea. | Snowshoes nob needed in the was drunk and beg mine country. » the ccowd. The police} Buy mines from disecuraged mi Trading corupanies will not carry | :00da for competitore. | Next year competition will bring Meals on the beat up the river Men who have gone this winter to Strike Agitation to Include More States. Columbus, O, Aug 10.—Organ izers are to be sent into Cen'ral Pennsylvania, and District President Dolan and Secretary Waruer and ex Vice President Caleron Miller are to move their headquartere. Steps will also ke taken at orce to close the mines in Jowa, Kansas and Kentucky and shut off the supply going to the Northern merkets. Chinese Cemetery. Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 12.—The new Naiional Chinese Cemetery is chase of 110 acres, comprising the old St. Mary’s form, near Wynre wood, ten miles from Philadelpbis. have pow been signed, and the work of removing the bodies of Chinese who have been buried in other ceme- teries will be begun shcrtly. The price paid by the Chinamen for the land was $2,250 an acre. The cemetery will be used es a burial ground by Chinese all over the eastern section of the country. Here the Celestials will beat likerty to indulge in all their native ritee. Is Your Tongue Coated, your throat dry, your eycs dull and inflamed and do you teel mean generally when you get up in the morn- ing. Your liver and Kidney are not doing their work. Why don’t you take Parks Sure cure. If it does not make you feel better it costs you nothing-— Sold ay H.I Tucker They wanted a ealoon license at Princeton, New Jersey. The ‘“Prince- ton Inn” was opened six years ago, and scms of the citizens made up their minds to tight the license of a dramshop in their midst. It is a well known fact that Grover Cleve- land wouldn't live in a straight laced town. Grover signed the petition: Rev. Mr. Shields lives next to the saloor, snd he was the first signer. Profs. Rockwood and Marquand, of the College, signed after Mr. Cleve Jand. Prof. Scott’s mother signed for him and Mrs. Charles MeMillon signed fcr her husband. The license was granted.—Cliaton Democrat. You Can Depend on It colic, summer complaint, cholera merbus, diarrhoea, bloody flux, chronic diarrhoea, cholera infantum, bilious colic, painters’ colic drug store. Must be Fought. Aosta, nephew of the King of Italy. kan exploration. | Hay grows as bigh as a man’s! Majeaty, with instructions to make han attempt to prevent a duel being! lfought between Prirea Henry end | Allstreams show true gold fis-|Gea. Albirione, has informed the thatit is impossible for him! head. Hardy vegetables can be raised | sures. Take plenty of tlour. Bay all you winter a man killed himself because he had five pounds of baking pow- der and no flour. Under act of congress communi ties of miners can wake their own laws. No thief gets a fairer trial any-! | where, nor any prempter execution. Make caches cn platform sis feet high. Wolves. It will pay to wait a year or two. It costs $1,000 now and will cost $200 then. All distance are gigantic It , 2,000 miles frcm Sitka to Klondike. | A boat leaving Dawson September | 20 is chased to the mouth by freez- ing water. | All wood in the Aleutian islands | grew on glaciers in Alaska. Whole forests break into the sea. Some streams are bridged by g'aciers. Some wood is beautifully polished who was sent to France by His Duke to retreat Wt Use of Talking d by H. L.Tucker |living alone four miles south cf here. | was assaulted by two masked men that Foley’s Colic Cure !s_an instant relief for pier. and all bowel complaints. At J. A. Trimble’s Paris, Aug. 12 —Prince Henry of Orleans, replying to the Dake cf coughs in the sum- u may have a tickling le cold or baby may have i when it comes you ought Parks cough Syruy is the Kewanee, Iil., Aug. 12—James Johnston, a wealthy old farmer. | Shot Into a Crowd. Spokane, results of a battle between Joha Thomas, a atranger, and the police} force are: Ola Olson, from Anoka, Mion, dying from a gunshot wound: } W. D. Davis of this city, suffering a painful gurshot wound through the shoulder; Max Jackson, 17-year-old son of Merchant Ja: from ly wounded, | | stopped him jast io time to prevent | further k | Dallard’s Snow Linimen Z result Snow Linim », Ir ytr Anare hy’s Doom. | Londor. Aug. 11.—The asease | tion cf Premier Corosas has led to talk regardieg a concerted | movement by the powers toward the] Suppression of anarchy by force. much iyine Wrath. Great Bend, Kas, Aug 11 —Dur- ing harvest Jas. Hall, a prosperous farmer living north of here, stacked his wheat one Sunday to avoid its destruction by hot winde. Last week the stacks were destroyel by lightning. Sundey moruing a m/nister ia the county referred to this incident as an exhibition of Divine wrath. Many other farmers were obliged to do as Hall did, and the feeliog over the sermon is growing very bitter on both sides, the Hall faction threat ening to leave the church unless tbe minister resigns. Hartford, Ccnn.. Auguet 12.—A} hundred picnicere, men, women and children, were precipitated into six feet of water at Lake Poctopogue late Jast night by the collaps> ef a All were rescued, but many] gustaiced seyere bruises and other) injuries. There is no word so full! fi of meaning and about which such tender and holy recoliections cluster as that of “ Moruer "—she who watched over our helpless infancy and ie} to avoid it. nature | fort should be mad so z Mother's =", x = Friend bled to look for-| ward without| dread, suffering or gioo bodings, to the hour when Mother isen |quantities and sell at LOWEST “Crum MeFARLAND BROS, Harness and Saddelry,|: | Fink’s Leather Treo Saddie | Ags harness full line DIT 7 7p The Garman Emperor and the UTLEI Czar are underttocd to haye reach- oe ce a ed an agreement upon this subject, ea and reports from Rome say the Ital-| 2 . W R te iI t t M ian press is a unit in demanding 0 a i n eres oney collective measures against the en-| arebists | 3 Ad TO LOAN. ON “Opinions” Lopes tae Uuited| 3 —- will join the other nations {to We have money to loan on good thatend farms at Six per cent interest with A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man small commission, time five years, Are you Billious, constipated or trou- interest payable (JNCE a year. Will bled with Jaundice, Sick Headache, bad : a taste in ie mouth, foul breath, coated write the note payable on or before so tongue, dyspepsia, Indigestion, hot dry borrower can pay amount at any skin, pain in the back and between the * : shoulders, chills and tever, &c. If you time desired and stop interest. have any of these SY SIpionss, yourmliver E e 3 is out of order and your blood is slowly pais u if ¥ r being poisoned because your liver does 2 very one W ishing to borrow or i not act properly. Herbine will cure all chanoe old loans are requested to | disorder of the liver, Stomach or bowels a I Ss vi { Ithas no equalas aliver medicine. "Price call and see us,money ready.no delay 75 cents. Free trial oottles at H. L. fuckers drugstore. 4tily BUTLER, - Rs South Side Square Read and See What we Keep in’Stock x We keep everything that horse ownera need Double wagon harness from $10 to $89, single harness, = styles and prices, from the cheapest tothe steel fork cow boy and scle leather spring seat saddles. Lap robes, horse blankets, dusters and fly nets. Harness oil and soaps buggy tops new and repair old ones, Bring your old harness and saddles and trade for new ones. ness store in the Southwest and our her ness are‘all made at home. McFARLAND BROS. WALTON TRUST COMPANY, POCCCCTCC CCC CC TCCCCCCOE Butler Mo. > second hang from $3 to $15. Saddles of all of mens and boys gloves. Trim We have the largest retail har — MISSOURI. RRRARAPPRERAS THE A. d. HURLEY LUMBER CO. | a Sige General Uffce at- Kansas City, Missouri. This compary, with R J. Hurley, | of Butler, Mo., as General Menager, has Eight Lumber Yards in tb county and other in adj ties. The fact that number or yards, enables us to buy all kinds of bui'diog material in large ining coun- we operate Call ard see us REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY. PRICE. Photezraphed from Lifes eh? 30th Day. ERENCE REMEDT Inces the above results in’? a mn} 1: experiences the joy of Motherhood. Its use insures saf to the liv of both Mother ar andshe is found stronger after than before} confinement—in short, it “makes | Childbirth natural and easy,” as} ‘end tortured in an effort te make jhim yield up the secretof its hilden wealth. He was bound with tarred ropes and struck with aclub. He wasleit bound and gagged on the flco-. The \robbers got only his wateb. J | taste in the mouth, coated Hoods = 3 Pills mot weaken, but have tonic effect. 25 cents. ‘The onty Pills to take with Hood's Sérsaparilia so many have said. Don't bej | pctsuaded to use anything but} ‘MOTHER'S FRIEND i “ My wife suffered more in ten min-| j utes With either of her other two chil-j | dren than she did altogether with her} last, having previously used four bot- tles of ‘Mother's Friend.’ It is a ble: to any one expecting to be- come a MOTHER,” says a customer. llexpzrson Date, Carmi, Hlinois. t “| $1.00 per pactage, or ix for $5.00, with a post tive written gua: antes te cure or refund | defendants | Bates county, Missouri, on the th da: 1 Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI) County of Bates, 5 8: Be itremembered, that heretofore, to-wit: | gular term of the Circuit Court of Rates county, Missouri, begun and held at § the court house, in the city of Batler, on the firet Tuesday after the second M Stave of Missouri at the reiation and tothe @ use of A B Ow ex-officio collector of th- revenue of Ba’ herein ttorney and makes proof that detend- antsare non-residents of the state of Missouri, Whereupon it i- ordered by the court that said e notifed by publication that plaintiff has commenced @ spit against them in thie court by petition the object and general nature of which isto enforce the lien of the eof Missouri for the delinquent taxes of the year Js05. amountingin the aggregate to # the sum of $5 25, together with interest, coe commission and fees, upon the following di scribed tracte of land situated in Bates count: Missouri, to-wit: Lot twelve in block eighty i Rich Hill, and that unlese the 4 defendan' be and @ at the next term of this court tage be begun snd holden in the city of Butler. @] of N and on or before the third da: the etty of: vember, | thereof (ifthe term ehell so long continue, if not then before the end ofthe term) and! 1 | plead to said petition according to law, the | fame will be taken &s confessed and jadgmen | rendered according tothe prayer of said peti-| | ton, and the above described real cetate sold] | to satisfy the same. ‘ And it is further ordered by the court that] acopy hereof be published in the Burien | Wenacy Times, a weekly newspaper print published in Bates couny. Miseouri, fo: y, the lsct insertion to} t leact filteen days before the Hret dey of ithe next term of esid con A tr eioreeaid with t i cope ; trom the record. Witnese my hand as cler! herennto affixed [Sean Cireust C. Special Commissioner's Sale of Real Estate. of a decree in partition made by of Bates coun M uri, it Louisa Jane I will sell at private sale, at obtained t the foi- alestate situated in Bater ssonri, to-wit: x palf of lots number one 1) and two rtheast quarter of section four (fin | forty (40) range thirty-three (3%); fof the southeast quarter of see- -one #35 A ow nshi: e (33) in township i Of Draggists at $1.00, or sent by mail on receipt of price. Write for book containing and valuable information for all Mothers, free. ‘Tke Bradfield Eegulater Co., Ltisata, Ga of range thirty-three (33); also the 1 number one (i) and two (2) of the northwest | quarter of section four (4) and the west halfof lote number one (J) and two (2) of the northeast quarter of section r (4) in township forty (40) range thirty-three ( s¢ tersns of sale lbecash, and said sale will be made subject to the app! court. 242 acrea of above described | land is situated in Homer township, anc F acres adjoinining it in West Point township. The whole it will be | purchaser. SO YEARS’ EXPERIENCE. JOHN C. HAYES, TRADE MARKS, Special Commis ioner. DZSICNS, COPYRICHTS &c. Ti ea —_— al. at ees eee oa in America, ve @ Washington office. “patents taken through Munn & Co. receive special notice j in the i _ SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, i filet aeelee coe menses Book O¥ PATENTS sent free. Address { MUNN & CO., 361 Breadway, New York.