The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 16, 1897, Page 6

} The Missouri Normal ING 90%270 =~ Will Open its Fall Term Sept. 7, 1897. Tuition in Normal Department per week, 50 cents: Tuition in Business and Shorthand and Vypewriting Department per week. $1 hand and Ty pewriting Dept. , $0.00; nished Roome per week, 5 i note with approved security for tuition, except Write for Catalogue. Address, bined to i) cents: Lessons in Music, Law and Art reasonable. & Business College _ ; Life Scholarship in Business Dept , $50.00; in Short- . $50.00; Board per week, $1.65; For- corrse. $ p Hai Music, Law and Art. Send this to your friend. THE MISSOURI NORMAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Sprin ELD, Mo. Held up. | Ripon, Cal., Sept. 9.—The south- | bound express train from San Fran-| cisco to Los Angeles was stopped | here fcr 20 minutes last evening. Near Marrano, five miles from here, ties had been piled on the | track and the wood ignited The! train slowed up, and two mer, who, were hiding behind the fence on the | side of the track, fired aimlessly to ward the train. One of the charges of buckshot entered the hip of a tramp who was stealing a ride on the top of one of the care. Ties had been piled on the track in a similar manner a few nights ago. | Consequently Sheriff Cunningbam had placed two deputies on the train, one of whom was riding in the cab. As soon as the train stopped the deputy leaped from the cab and the robbers fled precipitately toward the San Joaquin River, eight or ten miles distance. Deputy Sheriffa Black and Wall could not get near enough to the robbers to open fire on them, and the track being uninjured the train proceeded to thie station, where the} deputies took a trail to try to cap ture the robbers. It is reported here that the deputies bave arrested | aman under suspicion of being a member of the gang, and took him with them by team to Stockton. The injured tramp is being treated here, and will probably recover. The patsengers on the train knew noth. ing of the trouble until the brief episode was concluded. Nervous and Irritable. This describes a condition that is common to both sexes and is the result of fmperfect di- gestion and liver disorders. The nerves are weak, the blood defictent in vitalizing and nerve nourishing properties and the excreto- organs are cicgged up with impurities The remedy is, a thorough overhauling of the body with a@ reliable system tonic. Prickly Ash Biters is especially appropriate in such disorders because of its fourfold curative ef- fect. Itetrengthens and regulates the liver, heale the kidneys, stimulates the stomach an digestion and opens the sewers of the body so that poisons and obstructions are removed through the bowels. Gives strength to the nerves, increases the vital energy, improves the appetite, and contributes that ease of mind and body enjoyed only by th in health. Sold by McClement & Co. By Luck. | Seattle, Wash, Sept. 9.—Charles | H. Hamilton, secretary North Amer- can Transportation and Tradiag Co. denies that starvation will bring about any deaths in the Klondike country this winter, but he admits that food will be scarce. “At St. Michael's,” said Mr. Ham ilton, “we have about 3,000 tons of! provisions. The I. J. Healy proba- | bly took back about 600 tons with her, sufficient to keep 1,200 men a year. “Now, in my judgment, the min | ers of Alaska will draw lots as to! who shall have the food now at Daw son aud that which the Healy will | take in. The miners who are lucky | enough to draw the food will pay | 5 ° of for it and stay at Dawsen City for | the winter. Those who are not! lucky at drawing will go to St Michael's on our steamer, which will | make another trip before the Yukon | freezes.” | | Ladies Can Wear Shoes i ij j | One size smaller after using Allen’s Foot- Kase, a powder to be shaken into the shoes, It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives | instant relief to corns and bunions. It’s the | greatest comfort discovery ofthe age. Cures | and prevent swolien feet, blisters, callous and | sore spots. Allen’s Foot-Ease is a certain | cure for sweating, hot, aching feet. At all | druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Trial package | FREE by mail. Address, Allen S. Olmsted | Le Roy, N Shattered. Bloomington, Ill., Sept. 9.—The department store of Mabr & Hass at Danvers was entered by five men last night, the safe blown open and its contents, including yaluable pa- pere, were destroyed. The build-| ing was badly shattered by the ex- | plosion. The burglars escaped with their booty cn a hard car. | loog walk yesterday. Found Dying. Newport, Conn, Sept. 9 —Mrs. Daniel O'Brien, an eccentric old wo- man, was found dying this moroing in her kovel, three miles from this village. There wasa deep gash in her neck and her tongua was hanging by astrip of membrane, an effort apparently having been made to cut it out with a dull knife The woman's husband spread the news. He said burglars had tried te murder them both. The couple were reputed to be misers. Mrs. O’Brien is dying and, being illiterate, can not write her experi- ence. Without her tongue she can not talk. O’Brien acts half dement- ed and has not yettold a coherent story. After bringing some nreigh- bors to the house he ran to a nearby swamp and tried to commit suicide by jumping head first into a muddy | pool. He was pu'led out alive but more daft than ever. Some think heis a maniac and aesavlted bis wife him- self Removal. We take pleasure in announcing that after this date Parks Sure cure will re- move all traces ot rheumatism, kidney rovbles and liver complaint from the user. It is the only medicino that is guaranteed to cure these diseases or no day, Parvs sure cure is sold by H. L. Tncker He's All Right. New York, Sept. 9.—John Bren- nan of Fort Hamilton, who fell and broke bis neck on July 6, took a Not only was his life saved, but ho is -a’most as strong as he ever was, except for a slight stiffness in his nec. Tho remarkable surgical feat of restoring health to bim who had sus tained un injury usually supposed to be fatal was performed by the physicians of the Norwegian Hos pital in Brcoklyn. Brennan by a tackle rigged to the ceiling and a post was susperded in bed for four weeks. During that time his body was incased io plaster. Doctors Cornish, Damaind and Voorhees, the pbysicians in charge of the case, will prepare a_ technical report for the benefit of the profes sion. A transaction in which you cannot Is a sure thing. Biliousness, sick headac fur- red tongue, feyer, piles and a thousand ‘other ills are by constipation and sluggish liy- er. Ca: 3s Candy Cathartic, the wonderful new liver stimulant and intestinal tonic are by r money re- Try a box nd booklet With Rope. Lancaster, Pa. Sept. 9.—A half- witted man named Weaver attempt-| ed a tertible revenge on Jemes Keemer, aged 8, who. with several other boys, teased Weaver, caught Keemer. With some rope he bound the Jad hand and foot him to the railroad, tied him cross- wise fast to the track and stcod near by patiently awaiting a train. Keemer’s companions ran to Kee mer’s home and notified his mother who | She hurried to the scene and liber-| ated her boy, who was nearly crazed with fright Bullet Proof. Chicago, Ill., Sept. 9.—The final | test in America of the bullet-proof | {cloth invented by Brother Casimir Rissler, near Pleasant Green, re-| | Seeglen of this city will be held io ceived a tup price for eight dozen | New York Sept. 5, in the presence |spricg chickeas. She intended to! | of the War Departments of the| market them today. | United States, Eogland, France, | night a thief came along in a wagon | Austria, Germany, Japan and Mex-| and carried off the coops, but in his ico. The thickness of the cloth has been reduced and a breast plate now weighs five pounds. He then carried | Cairo, Ill, Sept. 8 —George Wise,, London, Sept. 8 —The Duke and | Yellowstone Park, Wyo., Sept. a negro, attempted to murder bis Duchess of Rio Grande were ar | Bad Nigger Witha Knife. wife, Ella Wise, early this morning, |r | heart. it | Wiee tried to induce bis wife to} Duke is said to be a Brazilian noble- | |He went to the door of ber room /t }live with him, but sho would rot.|man,and the Duchess, A Warning. aignedin the Marylebone police «ls and boarding houses. The it is ascer- ained, is a niece cf ex-United States land when she came out, tried to cut | Senator O. D. Conger of Michigan. | ber tbroat with a pecket knife. She The Ducbees is a handsome woman, screamed and jumped cut of a sec-| about 30 years of age, with refined jond-story window into the street. |f | He then kiiled bimeelf. | Colored folks crowded upon the| | porch where the dead negro lay. | This gave way and precipitated a mass of colored humanity, together |] with the corpse, twelve feet to the ground. t No one was serious’y injured by this accident. Th» woman may re cover. cocaine fiend. 5 Is Your Tongue Coated, your throat dry, your eycs dull and inflamed and-do you tee! 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 oy H. I ‘Tucke Missouri Ex-Confederates. The ex-Coofederates of Missouri will re-umite at Moberly on Septem- 1 ber 28, 29 and 30. Each camp is|i tion of ten members over twenty. The sponsor and maids of honor ing the Daughters of the Confeder acy will hold their first annuel meet Altogether, it will be the largest meeting of the kind ever t held in Missouri. oe Sas q A Sound Liver Makesa Well Man|f, ing. bled with Jaundice, Sick Headache, bad taste in the mouth, foul breath, coated skin, pain in the back and between the shoulders, chills and tever, &c. If you have any of these symptoms, your liver] ¢ {s out ot order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your liver does disorder of the liver, Stomach or bowels [thas no equal as aliver medicine. Price 75 cents. Free trial vottles at H. L.}f (uckers drugstore. Wilt Change His Name. Wise is said to have been a! his name, was present in court. J. Cher Coledo O. vin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. who attended the Nashville reunicn | ting es mucous surtaces ot will be there and all staff officers are | 7<c, per bottle. ordered to be present. At the meet-| Testimonials tree, Nance and Mrs face. over 44ly P made by Mrs. Nance. eatures. Her face was swollen with weeping. The judge eaid it was a clear case of defrauding, and he remanded the} prisoners for a week, offering to re- ease the female prisoner on $50) bail. The latter were eventually re-| urned to Holloway jail in the Black Marie. An American, who refused t» give He aid: “I will find bail for the woman, but the husband may rot ia jail | She ia well keown in Chicago and is | a woman of the highest character.” talent and How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward tor any case ot catarrh that cannot be cured by H s Catarrh Cure. F. J, Cuenety & Co Pics., Toledo O. We the undersigned, have known F. for the last 15 years, and b perfectly honorable in all bus- ieve h ness transactions and financially able to entitied to two delegates and ore| "ry out any obligations made by their Bi : firm, additicnal delegate for every frac-]Wesr & Treax, Wholesale Druggi WALDING, KINNAN & MAR- Hall’s Catarrh Cur directly is taken internally upoa the blood and the system. Price Soid by all druggists. Scalded Mrs. Nance. Dallas, Tex, Sept. 8—Mrs. M J. L Park are emong he best woman ia the eastern resi jent district of Dallas. A ence separates the galleries cf their emall Are you Billious, constipated or trou-| houses. Mrs. Navee shook a flour sack. tongue, dyspepsia, Indigestion, hot dry | Dust from it blew into Mrs. Park’s She regarded it as an intea- ioval indignity. Sbe ran into the house, procured a vessel filled with not act properly. Herbine will cure all] boiling water and threw its contents Mrs. Nance, sealding her rightfolly from head to foot. Mre. arks was arrested on an affidavit Dr. Rosser Chicago, Ill., Sept. 8.—Robert| presented a certificate that Mre. Langdon MacDermott, representing a big Eastern book house, will short ly ask the local courts for permie- sion to drop his Jast name. When the courts grant his petition Mac t The money will come from his un ber of an old Scotch fam'ly, who is|/ dying in Gleszow, without issue. Desiring to perpetuate his name he offered to make MacDermott his heir if be would change his name t The nephew accepted 1n a minute. Two Miliions a Yeer. When people buy, try, and buy again, it} f means they’re satisfied. people of ‘the United States are now buying Cascarets Candy Cathartic at the rate of two million boxes a yearand it will be three million before New Year's. are the ve! It means merit proved, that Cascarets most delightful bowel regulator for body the year round. All druggist lc, We a box, cure guaranteed. Old Grudge. Aurora, Ill, Sept. 9.—Osear Dem. |, mery, colored, shot and mortally wounded Geo. Hobbs, right clerk at the Northwestera Hotel, in that of fice last aight. I Demmery held a grudge against p Hobbs for five years, and without! ¢ warning, walked into the hotel and fired direct at Hobbs. The latter € Demmery escaped. | Abundred people searched for bim all night. eee i | _ Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. 4} e this to be the best cou red in the whole wide is saying a great deal, but For consumption, coughs, roat, sore chest, pneumonia, croup, whooping a of the throat and we positively guarantee Ballard’s ound Syrup to be without an equal on the whole tace of the globe. In sup- nis statment we refer to every l who has ever used it, and to who has ever seld it. Such Sold by H L We guara | fi High-Priced Chickens. Sedalia, Mo. Sept. 9—Mis Mary Daring the jhaste, droppeda purse containing $40, which was foand by Mre. Ris- sler this morning near where the | coops had been. a warm, ing of the parts af- f cle, Robert Langdor, the last mem pee and you will say: ‘‘It feels so good, was left with the matron a oid baby, which is traveling alone McBride, at Si'oam The little thing rested in a wicker basket in which was a change of clothing. and sign has been appointed | Al romantic carcer. kcowledge ke is a nat York City. ents Arab ia the 1850 he was sent to Indiana with a eat load of waifs. | Fleming, avoogman of Will | ville. died from the effects of a g shot wound in his jeveniog Mary Fleming. be a case of suicide. Nance was so bad!y burned as not o be able to appsar ia court tor sey eral days. It Hits the Spot. When suffering from a severe cold and your throat and lungs feel sore, take a dose of Dermott will be $125,000 wealthier. Sos eg Tar. when at ovce relieved, feeling avd heal: fected will be ex- grateful THITs THESPOT.”? It is guaranteed. At . A, Trimble’s drug store. A Baby Tourist. Kausas City, Mo., Sept. 8.—There was cousternation and indigvat onat he depot this morning when there 3-weeks rom Clear Lake, Ia, to Mrs. J. O Springs, Ark. bottle aud a A note attach d read: “Be kind enough to see that this iit'e orphan has necessary attention your name and adérese.” Tue baby was very sck when ii arrived this morning and it may die ts name is unknown. Kindhearted vasseagers have cared for it thus ar. Beauty is Blood Deep. fae fn Clean blood means aciean skin. No beauty wrenched tke revolver away from | withoutit. Cascarets, Candy Cathartic n } your blood and keep it clean, tirring up Demmery before he could shoot al; y liver and ¢ Rising ait’ smmeariiieg tenes second time. Aa n tod nish pimp! Jobn Green Brady of Ind:ana,who Go a, hes had an intere To the best of his of New He never kuew his par He grew up a veritabe street poverty In utmost Spripgfisid, M1, Sepr. 8 — breast late He was the son of Itis supposed to Brantley, Ala, Sz Barksdale shot and killed D.C. Sum- merlio, becaus> tke latter, a police- man, denied that he had been drunk while on duty. Barksdale surren- dered. Mrs} ! Awful Slide ot 900 Feet. 8. ;—Wm. Hill of Ossawatomie, Kas, j took 8 900 foot slide down the Yel and then stabbed himself to the courtecbarged with defrauding ho- lowstone Grand Caven and lives to | | tell the tale | Hall had descended the canon to ‘Red Rock, below Point Lookout, and while walking around be slipped jand started to ro!l down the slanting | wall of the canon, some 1,500 feet in jbeight He managed to roll over on |bis back, and by digging his heels javd elbows into the sand, slackened j his epeed until ha struck a project- jing ledge on the brink of the preci i pice, 600 feet high. He was discovered by a party of tourists, who lowered a rope to bim and pulled bim up. Hill eseaped with a few scratches. t | He Whiippea Three. | Boston, Mass., Se pt. S—Banker ;gave three mea a thrashing while comiog up on the train fiom Myopia Hunt Club Horse Show, Monday. A party of parsengers had thrown Mr. Winthrop’s packages into the jaisle and taken his eeat. Mr. Wia | throp asked one of the party to give jup tbe seat. The man refused and Mr. Wintbrop pulled the man from | the seat ivto the aisle. This set the jother two mea and three women in the party on Mr Wintbrop. When eut an inch long ov ‘bone. The | faces. r tbe right ches others have marked Daniel Rose Jastified. tent to kill Dr. J. W. Norris, no in dictment was found by the Grand home ina helpless condition. The bullet wound has about healed, and his physicians are of the opinion that he will survive this injury, but he is still paralyzed from his waiet to the soles of his feet. Dr. Norris is of the opinion that he will soon be able aa ni Sure, Prompt, Positive OZMANLIS gga Emissions, Spermatorrhea, Nervousness, Seif Distrust, Loss of Memory, &c. Will make you a STRONG, Vi ous Man. Price $1.08, 0 Boxes, $5.00. Special Directions Matled Ballard Sacw Liaiment Co., 2019 Lucas Ave. 8T.LOUIs, - MO. - MeFARLAND BROS. Harness an Fink’s Leather Treo Saddie We ke Doub} single styles stee] f seat sg: buggy your o! $51_00 The eudscription price of DEMOREST’S Is reduced to $1.00 a Yesr althosgh it month; this is on} something for eac! PLET: Monthiies. Sa! are than a yei you can get the magazine 2: the reduced price, X-mas Famber with its beautiful panel picture sappiement. Remit $1. by money order, registered letter 0. check to the Demorest Publishing Co.,110 5th Ave.. New York City. Great Special Clubbing Offer for Prompt Subscriptions. i? ONLY $1.75 FOR 4) 4 Tue BUrLer wEescy Times % + and Family ie. a \ end your subscription at Office. J Frederick Winthrop of N-w York. the frecas was over, cne man had a, Palmyra, Mo, Sept. 8—In the, matter of the State against Davie! b Rose, cberged with assault with in | | Atlanta, Ga. Jury. The charge against cld_ man | ————~——~_ ee Rose was disposed of with but little | Special Commissioner's Sale of Real discussion. Dr. Norris lies at bia | Estate. Read and See What we Keep in{Stock harness from $3 to $15. dusters and fly nets. fullline of mens and boys gloves. Trim new ones. We have the largest retail har ness store in the Southwest and our har bess are all made at home. ‘BUTLER, MO. A YEAR FOR Demorest’s Femily Mazgrzine in more thane Feshion Magazine, the very latest home and foreign fashions each of the household, and its varied contents are of ti erad making it pre-eminently "The Family Magacine of ee won It furnishes the best thoughts of the progressive writers of the day. and fs abresat of th: mee everything—aArt, Literature. Science, y aduse, 3 - Household Matters, Sports, etce—s single number frequently eon- taining from 206 to 500 fine engravings, most COM- 13 Peg hE sings, making it the most COM. 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It relieves and prevents “morning # | sickness,” relaxes the overstrained mug. | cles, relieves the distended feeling, short ens labor, makes recovery rapid and | tain without any dangerous after-effe Mother’s Friend is good for only o | purpose, viz.: to relieve motherhood o | danger and pain. $1 dollar per bottle at all drug stores, or sent oy mail on receipt of price. re Books, containing valuable informa, 1 for women, will be sent to any add 2b application to THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., \ | By authority of a decree in partition made by ) tes county, Missouri, im 4 | of Adah Fiteh, etal. vs. Louisa Jane on, etal, Iwill sellat private sale, at/ obtained therefor, the foled estate situated in Bates@ tow rot 4 forty (40) range thirty-three (33); alae the south half of the southeast quarter of’ sec tion thirty-three (33) in else forty-one (41) 7 of range thirty-three (85); also the east half of 2 lots number one (1) and two (2) of thenorthwest quarter of section four (4) and the west half of % lots number one (1) and two (2) of the northeast quarter of section four (4) in township forty (40) 4 range thirty-three (33). The terms of sale will be cash, and sald gale will be made subject to the approval of the cir- 7 euitcourt. 242 acres of the above described land is situated in Homer township, and eighty acres adjoinining it in West Point townaht ‘The whole 322 acres will Jin a body, o} it will be divided into smaller tracés to sui’ purchaser. JOHN C. HAYES, Special Commia loner : 6-tt d Saddelrv, South Side Square Butler Mo. ep everything that horse owners need ewegon barness from £10 to $30. harness, $7.50 to $25; second hand 3 Saddles of all and prices, from the cheapest to the ork cow boy and ecle leather epring addles. Lap robes, horse blankets, Harness oi! and soaps tops new and repair old ones. 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