The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 30, 1898, Page 8

: f ' i LE POET yg, + Missouri Pacific Rail at Butler Station. TH EOUS 210 $12 Local Fre No. 311 Local i 1:3 INT ATE DIVISION. No. £49 Depa oe No. 350 Arriv E. C. VaxpEnvoort K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table. Arrival aud departure of traing at Worland. m. >. Tn. -m. m a mn. a.m. | No 10Freight, daily No. 4 Port Arthur Exp oe Remember this is the popular short line be- eas, daily, m. | y, Mo.. and Pittsburg, Kan., | tween Kaneas Cit: , Mo., Sulphur Springs, a ge, Ark., and the di youte from the south ‘to St. Louis, Chicago, and points north and northeast and to Denver, Ogden, San Francisco, Portland and pointe West and northwest. No expense has been spared to the passenger equipment of this line s¢ to none inthe west. Travel vin the new H.C. Orr. Ge ‘ass. Agt., Kansas City, Mo. “CASTORIA. Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Bignatare OA AEx a SMELL FEUD RENEWED. Another of the Bakers hilled in Ken- tucky, His Friends Now to Exterminate the How- ards. Manchester, Ky., June A messenger arriving here from Crane Creek, about 15 miles from this place, says that early Monday morn ing, while it was yet dark, a numbe, of men surrounded the house of 22. New York, Juue 22 —Word comes here that the Vesuvius has spread among the Spaniards ting machine more terror than any one other fi in the American navy When ber terrible shells struck the Santiago forts the people at first thought it an earthquake, and when they d the trembling was due to American shells they were b overed terrorized and declare the Americans | ™-/ throw earthquakes into the harbor | at night. What the effect ail the more terrible is the fact that there is no light from the guns of the Vesu- vius, and there 1s only a dull glow when the explosion takes place. Tue effect of the explosion of the shell is horrible. It is benumbing within a wide radius, etunning near- er, and its radius of distruction to life is 500 feet The sheil explodes quickly but notas does dynamite, but rather with a roar, followed by makes the dropping of tons of earth und stone When one of the shells struck Cayo Smith it landed fairly in the battery, killing ell the garrison, blowing the walls outward, and toss- ing the guos over into the beach. None of the shots struck Santiago, but the trembling of the earth was plainly felt To Cure Constipation Forever. Carlo Baker and shot it to pieces with Winchesters. Baker and his family escaped unhurt, but his brother, Beverly, who was lodging with him, was shot and killed. Oth- er male members of the Baker family arrived on the seene yesterday, and, after burying their kinsman, swore they would never rest until the How- ards are exterminated. They declare that because Tom Baker, the uncle of Beverly, has been put into the Barbourville jail, the Howards thought it would be an easy matter to kill off the other Bak- ers at their leisure. AnorHER OvuTBREAK LIkELy. Anse Baker, brother of Tom, is at large, and he has been sent for. He had gone down toward Winehester to watch the movements of John G. White. On his return active hostil- ities will break out on the Baker side, and there is no telling where the matter will end. The Bakers declare they acted in good faith when they surrendered to the state troops a week ago, and if they supposed the Howards would be allowed to make war on them as soon as their leader was in jail, they would never have agreed to surrend er. | Conservative men say that this | last killing after the Bakers had giv en up to the law will put the feud | in worse shape than ever, and many} more killings may be expected 300 BEAD S! ANIARDS. | —— | Vultures Swoop Down Upon the Crest ot the | Hill Where the Marines Fought the | Dons Near Camp McCalla, | Mole St. Nicholas, Hayti, June 22. | —The band of plucky marines which | have been holding Guantanamo Bay | is jubilant over the arrival of troops | Those of the gallant band who were | wounded in the recent skirmishes | will all recoyer on the hospital ship | Solace. The fearful results for the Spani- ards, of those skirmishes that Tues- | day on the ridges about Guanta-| namo Bay are becoming more appar- | ent daily. The odor which comes | from that locality is most marked, | and the airis filled constantly with | vultures, which, after circling about, suddenly swoop low and disappear upon and among the growth on the | summits of the ridges. It is now believed that the estimate of 200! killed as the result of the American | attack was too low, and tiat at least} 300 Spaniards must have fallen be fore the charges of the United States marines and their intrepid Cuban allies. Toronto, Ont., June 22.—Monday night snow fell in Oellingwood, a town on Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, to the depth of about half an inob. This is believed to be the latest date in June in the Canadian meteriolgic- al reeords in which snow has fallen. p2 le or 5c. ists refund Take Case: irc. Cc. C money. ts Candy Cathartie ail to cure, dru, BISMARCK’S PHYSICIAN, Dr, Schweninger’s Marriage Recalls Scandals in Which he Has figured. Berlin, June 22—The marriage yesterday of Dr. Schweninger, Prince Bismarck’s family physician, to Countess Marie Magdalene Moltke the divorced wife of the celebrated painter, Frantz von Lenbach, may be said to constitute the epilogue of & singularly sensational scandal, as a year ago all Germany was engrossed in the details of the suit brought by the painter against his wife, Bis marck’s physician being named as the co-respondent and Bismarck’s home at Friederichsruhe as the scene of the offense. Dr. Schweninger is a man of pret- ty evil reputation, so far as morality is concerned, and has actually suf- fered imprisonment at Munich for an act of gross impropriety, in which it is only necessary to say that the person who gave him into custody, after having summoned assistance, was the widow of his most intimate friend, to whose place he bad escort- ed the lady. Had it not been for the police he might possibly have | been lynched then and there, a sum- m ling which the Germans style “The Court of Peace.” In spite of th wh ary proce¢ ignoble anteced ents k 1im to be regard ed with the utmost ill will by all the shiniog lights of tha medical pro- fession in Germany, he was selected by E sician, and the ex chancellor is firmly convinced that he is indebted for having surviyed the last twenty years entirely to the care and medi cal attention of Dr. Schweninger. The latter may be said to have con- stituted during all that time an im- ortant Bismarck’s member of | establishment, snieyen the recent scandal in connection with the Prince’s other friends, the Lenbachs, does not seem to have impaired in any way his confidence or his good- will for his physician. Sick-poison is makes you sick. It comes fromthe stomach. The stomach makes out of undigested food. The blood gets it and taints the whole body with it. That's the way of it a The way to be rid of it is to look | Ste ice cream that was sold from a|' after your digestion. If your food is ali properly digest- ed, there will be none left inthe stomach to make sick-peison eut of If your stomach is too weak to see to this properly by itself, help it a- long with a few doses of Shaker Di- gestive Cordial That's the cure of it. Shaker Digestive Cordial is a de- licious, healthful, tonic cordial, made of pure medicinal plants, herbs and wine. It positively cures indigestion and prevents the formatien of sick-poisen. Ad druggists. Trial botéles 10e 3ismarck to act as his chief phy-| poison which | it| Private Jenes of Nevada, Has a Snake for a Bed-Fellow. The Chickamauga ex of the St. Louis Pcst Dispatch, un der date of the 21st, has this to say: espondent “The camp of the 2i was thrown into a state of excitement twice last ht. A private in corwpany I, af tled every- body by rushing into the regimental street unclad, screaming that he wss being murdered. The greatest €% citer t followed and required the entire guard to quell the dis- | turbance. | Peace had hardly been restored when a 5-foot moccasiu crawled into the tent of Private Jones cf Com |pany H. The snake, e« ig | | place, got into Jones’ shirt The man |stirred in his sleep and the reptile) struck him violently across the face, | fortunately not using its fangs. | kingas | Jones leaped to his feet with an un | earthly yell that ugaia put the reg-| iment in an uproar. In 10 ites the nake was pulled from u ] tent flooring and stamped to death. | It was full grown, and of particular ly poisonous speeis Jo suffer- ing from nervous prostration to This is the fourth snake adventure in this regiment, and Cul. Caffee becoming nervous. r day. | Ballard's Snow Liniment. There is| no pain it will not 1elieve,no swelling it will not subdue, no wound it will not heal, it will cure frost bites, chilblains andcorns. 2 nd 5¢ HEY Second Missouri Will Get New Guns. Chickamauga, Naticnal Park, Ga., | June 13—The Second Regiment, Missouri Volunteers, had no drills today. The time was ulil zd cleaning up after the heavy rains of yesterday and last night’ The rezi ment was to have bren inspected at 7a m, but on account of the rain the inspection was postponed until 2:30 p. m, at which time it was conducted by Major Slocum of Gn eral Brooke's staff, formerly with the Seventh Cavalry. The main pur pose of the imspection was to aecer- tain how many serviceable guns there are in the regiment, so that its equipment may be completed at once. Every gun in Co. B and all but two in Co.C were condemned. The guns were all clean, being free from rust or dirt, but have been worn out and are unfit for further service. The regiment passed an excellent inspection, and assurances were given that it wouli be among the first to goto the front. When this fact was communicated to the men, they made the woods ring with their cheers. in Stay that barking by 1 Herhound Syrup. It arrests allays irregularities of the thel nt totak r ever d soc. HEI. Tucker. | Subscriptions are ceived for the 3 per cent $200.000,- }000 loan. The coupon bonds now being re-| denominations « $20, $100 jand $1,000 the registered | boads range up to $10,000 They jare to be diated August 1, redeem jalsin coin after tea years at the pleasure of the ¢ jablein 1918 ¥ | made in post ct bank drafte, vernment and pay temittances may be orders, checks, express money orders, gold coin, gold certificates, silver |dollars, silver certificates, United The bonds will be dated August 1,} | 1898, and will be delivered to sub | | Seribers free of trans | portation as after that date | jas possible, accompanied by a check |for the a f interest due from | | the date of his payment to August £1] }—Ex expense for soon mount o POISONED CREAM | | | Causes Death ef Forty Persons tn Antwerp. | ; Antwerp, June |sons, mostly children, | the hospital from poisoning. 22 —Forty per- | They | borrow on the streets, and shortly| afterward showed symptcms of pois | oning. { Their lips swelled and they suffered acute pain in tke mouth They| were moved to the hospital. where{ everything possible was done to| save their lives, without avail. Thej physicians think they were probably | poisoned by salts of lead. The vender of the ice crear, Italian woman, was arrested. CASTOR ITA. Beans the Tas Kied You Have a Ot ae a m1 jon a special reached there, however the crime, avd ose of them told where he bai hid the money. He was ccmpelled to fiod it, andina few minutes, near the scene of tl crime, all five were p and | their bod wi ets. Tke milit ar follow the mob last ni a8 embers | ucker.j. | | bonds are delive ck w company each d+ covering the interest at 3 per rom thed j the subscript d t | 1st of At th States notes or national bank notes. | y, have died in}. The Meb Beat the Montgomery, Ala, Ju x Mr. men ¥ murdered his wi ld ma lee last week near Wett e and an lynched ¢ Last » c-ived a that a feared from troc getk bad secured the prisoners number—and tock them to the se of the murder. Four of the ne united and no means were at band to take liers made to tind the put 11 o'clock news had limb. Give The Children a Drink it tastes all its in. digestio: n a stimulant as well as atultes ¢ efit. costs abou and 25c¢ How to Subscribe For the New Bonds. | Ths war loan which is row being} offered will be sold to subscribers at par duriog the period of eubscrip tion, which ends July 14, 1598. The methei of subscription bas been made as simple as possible Blank forms may be obtained at every money order post office, and at most of the banks and express offices, and on thess forms is clearly indicated all that it is necessary for the sub scriber t> fill out The subscriber may himself mail to the treasury de partment at Washington the blank form filled out, tegether with :emit- tance covering the par value of the amount of bonds for which he wishes to subscribe. That remit- tance may be in whatever form best suits the subecr.ber’s convenience-- in currency, bank draft, check, post office money crder, or express mobey order The day the currency is re- ceived, or the day the 8 are received from the check, drafts or procee money orders, the be entered and begin drawing interest scription will will immediately Wh and fron carry the CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought wn it a sa seat] of June, 1998 EWART ATCHESON, Circu By J. W. Taxvox, Dep Cle Admin‘strator’ Notice. Notice is hereby giren that letters of admin- | istration on the estate of Angelins Gutridge deceased, were granted to the undersigr the 1 day ef May, 18% by the pee — nts Miscouri. Ul persons having ciatms against said esta! are required to exhibit them fer allowames = the administrator within one year after the lath day of Jane. iscs_ @. H. GUTRIDGE, Administrater. Harness and Saddelry, ¥ink’s Leuther Tree Sadcle Ger 1 in the city, Th began to t . igre. wo of B uly debilitated, Hy has f irr = coun sow of his former . emer) fot fit + ry ve me a box quan Pale People a PRI ing the pills I wa : hat] purchased a hal em ce benefit than ) nt. By their aig strength, ‘ now, and except \n never be remedied} recommend them, PR eer RI eee ee HON. J. B. NEWBEBRY, Vice-Pres't. F.J. TYGARD, J. C.CLARK, President Cashier THE BATES COUNTY BANK, BvutTLER, MoO. Successor te BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, 70. Eerapiisuxp Dxc., CAPITAL, $75,000. -—% Bates County Investment Co., BUTLER, MO.? Capital, BGO0,000o. Money to loan on real estate, at low rates. Abstracts of title to all lands and town lots in Bates county. Choice securities always on hand and forsale. Abstracts of title furnished, titles examined and all kinds of real estate —. Papers drawn. ¥.J. TyGanp, President. Jro.C. Hayxs, Abstractor. McFARLAND BROS. — A General Banking Business Transacted } How. J. B, » vi eRKY, J.C. Cranx, -President. Seo’y. & Treas, 8. F. Wannock, Notary. a South Side Square Butler Mo. Read and See What we Keep’ in Stoe We keep everything that horse owners need $10 to $30. Single harness, $7.50 to $25; second hand herne $15. Saddles of all Double wagon he ness m s from $3 to styles and prices, from the cheapest tothe steel fork cow boy and sole leather spring 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 bar ness store in the Southwest and our ha ness are all made at home. McFARLAND BROS. BUTLER, Mo. peseereneeree Ot C0000 THE BEST OFFER EVER MADE BY A NEWSPAPER. SEUSS" $1.50. UR ONLY newspaper printed § The Magazine will be soid ont om with the semi-weekly Repot tu matied sep: 44d ely each week lorders to