The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 21, 1897, Page 10

er ee Ce A pects wien = | } enn — neat ae WILL GO TO THE KLONDIKE. Company to Dig Goid Organized at Jefferson City. Jefferton City, Mo. Oct 14 —The Jefferson Yukon Mining, Dredg ing, Trading and Transportation | Compeny bas be-n crganized in this city The company hes a eapital stock of $35,000, and its di rectors are J. H Coarath, F. E Lobuan, Captain Per in Kay, F Wetberotb, and Albert Zuendt. The officers are: President; J. H. Conrath; Vice President avd Manager, Capt Perrin Kay ;Secretary Albert Zaendt; and Treasurer G E Lohman. The company, as its name cates, is organized for the purpose | of sending au expedition to the Alaskan gold fields and the enter prise contemplates a general mercan tile business in connection with the; prospecting that isto be done A boat is now being constructed in San Francisco, for the company, of euch dimensions as to make it able to transport machinery for placier mining, 48 well ae the latest improv- ed bydraulic sand pump, for dredg ing for gold Two years’ supplies will be taken as wellasa stock of general mer- chandise for tradiog purposes. Capt Perrin Kay, the general manager of the expedition, is a well known Mis souriand Osage river steamboat man and the other men connected with the enterprise are business men cf this city. Nearly all of the stock has been subscribed in this city The party will leave San Francisco early next sprivg and will take their boat up the Yukoa as soon as pos sible after reaching St Michaels They will carry passengers from that poivt to Dawson City, and it is estimated that they will make profi enough from that source aione to cover all the expenses of the expe- indi-} | pp a i ee | if secundaria csi WEAK KIDNEYS are dangerous Kidneys because they are favorable to the appearance of | BRIGHT'S DISEASE. Hi : $, # ¢ ——BITTERS——~ # tate Hea vzthens the Kidn ys. Restores and regulates et © ta the Live sup the S ch and Digestion and clears te the Bowe is of all obstructions and impurities. ‘ ise ITIS FOUR MEDICINES INONE, A SYSTEM TONIC PAR-EXCELLENCE. {HE Price $1.00 per Lottie. Prepared by PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO. Sald by all Druggists. Ge he Sle ate ae ae ale she ae af she she ae ae ah a a a a a beewe eee ee ee 1 | 3 Hel ei = = = a BATTLE WITH A STAGE ROBBER. Democratic Deputies May Stay. | Washington, D. C., Oct. 14 —The The Bandits and one Officer Killed in the Combat.—Sheriff Stewart Wounded. Delta, Ca!l., Oct 14 —Williawn Harold of this plec- and under sher- iff Radford of Siskiyou county were shot end killed and deputy sheriff Stewart wounded this morning while the cflicers were st tempting to arrest Harald for com- plicity in the robbery of the Yreka and Fort Jones «tage on September ' enue for the state of Kansas, station Jed at Leavenworth, have been noti fied by the civil service commission tbat a fizbt isto be made by tte ; commission in behalf of the depu | ties who bave been removed by re- publican appointees of the ‘administrstioa Since President McKisley has be gun filing the collectorships of the 26 last. Tke stolen money was ivternal revenue his appointees have traced by detectives Thacker and J | been systematically the Jenning of Wells, Fargo & Co, to| eivil service law, which places dep under civil service seriously present violating this place and the Siskiyou county | Uty collectors officers, in accordance with instrue | ules tions, came down from Yreka last night for the purpose of arresting | Outcome will und: ubtedly result in Harald and taking bim to that place. replacing democrats with republi About 8:30 o'clock this morning | C4"S Radford and Stewart presented themselves at Harald’s hous? and | has decided to make a fight, but It Hits the Spot. When suffering from a severe coll and your : 2 "4 Pia throat and lungs feel sore, take a dose of asked for him. When he came to | Poley’s: Honey Saree mr elie the door, Stewart said: ‘I want to | the soreness will be at once relieved, , a warm — grateful feeling and hea’ see you, Harald.” ing of the parts af-1___| fected will be € perienced and you will say: ‘‘It feels so good, IT HITS THESPOT.’’ It is guaranteed. At J. A, Trimble’s drug store. The latter replied, “I'm ready,” and opened fire upon the officers with a big reyolver. The tirst shot Wanted Vengeance. rece PRICKLY ASH # | a | democratic deputy collectors or rev-} The civil service commission | the} SER RETURNED FROM KLONDIKE. | 1K C Pittsburg & Guif Time Tab j F Arrival and departure of trains at Worland, NOwTN BOUND George W. Renard of Lexington, Ky., Tells} No. 7 Freight daily except Sunday 1200p. m, 8 6 "| of the Mot! her shapes the course | em No 5 Sat Dd m. oi His Cenerence, of tu cnerati ori s—goes | No. 4 Frusht, dally exceptSanday eae Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 14—/ soundi through all the eet eee See am George W. Renard of Lexington. | ages an: confines of | No 2 Express daily o9 E AE Teight daily except Sanday 2p m, ita m. 8p ae Ky., bas returned from Kiondike at | —— “ ieast $40,000 richer thau when be | oe sho th | went there four years ego and be; retains a t care, there- i e Expectant Moth- ; aa how great the! effort be to ward off danger and| frou . Siloam Sp make her life joyous and happy. | 3 which be expects to make hundreds Seamonisncnh of thousands. Mr Renard vy MOTHER'S FRIEND & jtbrough Kansas City cn his way lt t, dsily expect Sunday pur Express, daily, Remember this isthe popular eh n Kansas City, Mo. and Pi tebu) Mo , Neosho, Mo . Sulphur Spring gs, Ark, ani cP gReR: h to St Louis. Chicago northeast and to Denver, co, Por and points No expense has been passenger equipment of number of claims ed to miake " line second to pone in the west Travel |to bis bome in Lexington, Ky., this allays al]! vis the Pa sce rey bath morning. — ous-! 3 ess, re- “They say itis 65 degrees below | , “ lieves the | zero up there ia winter,” Mr. R-nard} pe) j<aid, “and [tell you it is mighty | Cc 2 - NalSeS | | mes, | cold. t Why, in the month of Decem ver aud January a man hardly dare |to move three feet frova the fire, bat | in July the temperature is radically tiffereat, often reaching as high as 110 in the shade. These stories about people stars ing to death are most of the ficti {tious and not worth consideration. Why, as I came over the Dalto: trail I met 500 cattle and about 600 the gold re bo reason why a sea,andso fully pre- : pares the} s stem that Childbirth is made easy | id the time of recovery | “stronger after | t in-| te of both moth- | All who have used | *s Friend’ say ~ willnev- | No other | nt ofits pain | { r's Friend! the ordeal The Only Metropolitan Free Silver Paper in Missouri and the West. DAILY, $4 A YEAR, | TWICE AWEER TIMES, S100 4 YEAR, short- er and child. | «* Mother’ er gies) w jithout Ee a | sheep on their way to gions and there is zre t deal of meat cannot be driven there. There aie more people hang eu icr etealing than starve to death. Of course, people die occasionally there, the same as they do here. Over the Dyea trail is the best |F earless, Democratic, Absolutely and U nalterably in Fayor of Free Sil- ver, It Is the One and the Only One Metropolitan Daily Support- ing the Cause of Free Silver and the Chicago Platform—It Stands nt of price, $1.09 PERROT- © PECTANT MOTHE | maiie > upon application, coniai: 1} | uable information and voiuntary testimonials,| Tue BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, Ge: | SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS way to getinto the gold country,|———= me ——— at All Times for the Interests of and through the Chilcoot pase. Feb | ; wey «othe People and the West and ruary is the best tim> to make the” K| 0 N FY DISEASES apeinst aoe Aa este iF S itica orruption, Gang ule, Oe es no = peel ie mE GEE Combines and Wall Street Shy- or ite pass, as it is scmetimer locks. called There is to pass there end are. the most fatal of all never was. It simply exists in the diseases. | meer. jimazination of the Shylocks wh» s-ll outfits and start men who never | FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE jreach their destination and are com a GUARANTEED remedy pelled to turn back. The Klondike country is fully as rich in gold as is made ont by the | newspapers. If 15,000 men go there next spring they will all do well, for | | I believe and know tbat along the| Bladder troubles. Piedged to the canse of the people and against the bosses, always igh'ing on debata- ble ground and strong in its beilef of the ten- ets of trae Democracy as enunciated in the or money refunded. Comm vir ire aiver paper ot ther mstret tains remedies recognized pi iiitic Wee an souheest is We | by all eminent physicians as the best for Kidney and paper for the Western man, for the reason that Western interests find their strongest ad- vocate inThe times Its editorials are widely quoted and its devotion to the free silver cauee bas the angualitied indorsement of the entire Democratic raral press. dition’ The announcement of the organization of this ccmpany has revived the Klondike fever in thi+ city and it is likely that several ex peditions will be organized before took eff-et in Stewart’s leg. while the second bullet struck Radford in tbe left breast, killing bim almost inetently. Stewart. who bad fallen in front of the door when ebot, emp- Jefferson City, Mo., Oct. has just become known here that an attempt to kill Maud Lewis was male Sunday in the penitentiary. Mrs. James Ketchum of St Louie, sister of the late senator Morrissey, made the attempt, or rather, she came here to kill the s'ayer of her 13.--1t; cther streams there the gold beds are thick The fabulous fortunes you hear spoken of are made in reality. Mi- ners makes $15 a day and board and people in all classes ‘of bueiness are paid accordingly. The mosquitoes are ably seconded by the black goats, which follow you in swarms Notice of Fival Settlement Notice is hereby given to all creditors, and all others interested in the estate of James H Steel, deceased, that 1,Wm M Campbell administra- tor with will annexed of said estate. intend to make final settlement thereof, at the next term of the Bates County Probate Court in Bates County, State of Missouri. to be held at Butler, jomumisnctng ue the sth dav of Novem- ber, 18% - M CAMPBELL \ | banks of the Yukon river and al) Price 50c. and $1.00. 3 4 Administrator Its corps of writers and correspondents are thoroughly trained in the preparation of news and the way to produce a bright, readable | paper. Aside from its political views, ite col- umns receive more attention from the national pees and it is quoted by them more than all other Kansas ot papers combined. ‘The cause of silver is constantly growing, and to ep alive to ite progress you must have The Times. It prints the news—all of it —all the time. Daily, for one vear, $460. Twice-a-Week Times one year, $1 00. Send your order now to The Kansae City Times Kaneas City. Mo. February 1. tied bis gun at Harald, who fell | ‘A Short Sad Story. mortally wounded, with several bul- A Cold. let holes in his chest and abdomen. Le en Ho died sherily afterwards. ef SES fad Foley’s Honey and Tar been used, this would have had a happier ending. Karl Decker Did it. Karl Decker didit. Yesterday he was @ newspaper correspondent— to-day he is a hero. He had no other stimulus than the sense of duty. Karl Decker was a Washing tonian. He was employed for sever al years on the Washington bureau of the Baltimore American. More than a year ago he changed his allegiance to the New York Jour- nal and went to Cuba. One day, a month or so ago, he received orders to go back to Cuba and release Miss Cisneros. There was a grave chance that Mr. Decker might never come back to Amatica. His life was insured for $15,000, and an annuity of $40 a week for life was given to Mrs. Decker in case this should happen. He did not believe he could euc- ceed but be resolved then that the supreme effort of his life should be made In a few days he will be in Wash- ington again. Never Say Die. Many desperate cases of kidney dizeases ronounced incurable haye been cured by ‘oley’s Kidney Cure. Many physicians use it Morbidty Vain. Lycns, France, Oct. 14.—Vacher, the shepherd arrested on a charge of murder by the police of Belley, in the department of Ain, a few days ago, and admitted having killed and mutilated the bodies of a number of persons, including three shepherd | wy, boys, two young girls and two old women, is giving the captors no end of trouble brother. She came te the peniten tiary and asked to see Maud Lewis. The usher, W J. McQuaitey, whose duty it is to show visitors atout the prison, started to take her to Muud’s cell. On the way, however, he in- quired if Maud was a relative of bers. The lady became much excit- ed and declared that Maud had killed her brother and that Governor Stephens was going to pardon her on Monday, aud that she was here to see that Maud did not leave the peniteatiary. McQuitey refused to let her see Maud and took her back to the offices. She became almost |wild and declared that they had turned Maud loose and were deceiv- Miss Belle McGee, the matron, assisted the usher in assur |ing the lady that Mand was still in the penitentiary. It was not, how- ever, uotil she bad called upon Mrs. Everybody Says So. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonder- ful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positive- ly on the kidneys , liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual constipatson and_biliousness. Please buy and try a box of C. C. C. today; 10, 25, 50cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. Tragedy in the Territory. Muskogee, I T., Oct. 14—A bloody tragedy, in which three men lost their lives, occurred on Spauiel creek, twelve miles southeast of here | this morning. The killed are: J. R. Jourdan, a respectable far- | mer of the vicinity. Moses Miller, a noted desperadc. Bill Watson, a Cherokee outlaw. Jourdan was returning home after | . ing her. having spent the night sitting up| with a sick friend a few miles away. He noticed two rough looking strangers lying by the roadside. His | suspicions were arcused and be went to his brother for assistance. The | JourJaus returned to where the men | were lying and asked them who | they were. The desperadoes re-| plied with a sbot, and Jourdan fell back dead, shot through the heart. | John Jourdan then opened fire on the desperadoes and killed ibem both. United States deputy mar shals were notified of the tragedy and on arrival at the scene 1dentitied one of the dead men as Moses Miller whose brother recently killed Mr. Madden, a merchant of Braggs, I. T. The other was Cherokee fug Maud was ia the penitentiary anda statement m Governor Stephens} that he would not pardon Maud| during his adwinistration, would | McQuitey says tha Indy kept her! |rigbt band ina dress pocket at her | side and he is satisfied that she had a pistol in her pocket with which she | intended to shoot Maud the moment | she saw ber Is Your Tongue Coated, your throat “ary, your eyes! | dull and inflamed and do you tee! mean general ly when you getu in the morn- ing, Your liver ney are not doing their work. e cure. If l better it costs you H.E Tucker identified as a re pamed Watson. CASTORIA. isea Ee Lg Gediu srapper. Austria Wants t to Know. The Dead Come to Life and Eat. -14—Mrs vi Stephens and bad her assurance that! |she become quiet and leave the city | and leave you covered with blood I have been all through the swamps of the south, but the mosquitoes there cannot compare in viciousness to the Klondike pests.” McFARLAND BROS. Harness and Saddelrv, Fink’s Leather Treo Saddie Warrensturg, Mo, Oct. 14.—The drought in this section is unbroken and growing alarming. The ther- tmometer today registered 90 de gress. A high wiod has prevailed all day and the roads and wheat fields have the appearance of having been swept As wheat was sown in the dust and has not sprouted, the prospects ar are very poor. South Side Square Butler Mo. Read and See What we Keep in Stock We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward tor any case ot catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, F. J. CHeney & Co Pics., Toledo O. We the undersigned, have known F. J. 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He declares bis un dying batred of society, but insists} upon writirg a full account of his| Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. 13.—Gcv ernor Hastings has recei from Secretary Sherman stating that da letter Champaign, [l]., Oct L Hannah, wife of a farmer living near Mabomet, was reperied dead rbt “ epecial interest to women. The ge Sunday Po t anything reat or MAGAZINE. Mazrzine in more than a Fe ates one of ite many ber of the fa crimes and having it published in the | newspapers, otherwise. he says, he | will pot submit to an ean: A Sound. Liv ver Makes a Well disorder of liver, S Ithas no equal as a liver medic nye ic 7§ cents. Free trial dottles at rag om uckers drugstore. {has filed a communication with the Man | t or ble. 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