The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 1, 1898, Page 6

4 { i i Missoun: Pacitic Railway Time Tabie at Bu Station. A.M PM oP. M Local Freight... Al M. S0CTH BOEXD. : A.M. eae, 1 Local Freight INTERSTATE DIVISION. No. 49 De rt No 0 Arrive E. C. K. ©. Pittsburg & Gulf Ti arture of trains at Worl rH BOUND pt Sunday Sat Arrival and m.| a > mh No. # Freight, daily Arthur Express, ¢ SOUTH BOUND. prees daily eight daily “except Sunday No. 3 Port im No to Freight, daily expect Sunday = | No. 4 Port Arthur Express, daily, - | Remember this isthe popular short line he tween Kansas City, Mo.. an itteburg, Kan., | Joplin, Mo , Neosho, Mo., Sulphur Springs, Ark., Siloam Springs, A and the direct route from the south ‘to St. Louis, Chicago, and points north and northeast end to Denver, Ogden, San Francisco, Portland and pointe — and northwest. Ne expense has been ed to make the passenger equipment of this line second to none in the west. Travel via the new line C. Onr. Gen’l Pass. Agt., Kansas City, Mo. CABSTORIA. Sita tis The Kind You Have Always Bought GUING HOME. Sick Missouri soldiers at Union Station 8t. Louis Chronicle, 25. Seventy six sick Missouri soldiers of the Second Missouri Regiment, Volunteers, passed through Union Station Tuesday night on the hospi- tal train, bound for their homes in various cities of the Southwest TOWN WRECKED. Berglars Tried to Blow Open a Store Safe. Midvale, Neb., Aug. 24—Only a jeep bole in the prairie marks the y occupied by Hansor store at Hamil spot recent! «& Graham's genera! ton Corners, two miles north of} jhere. Most of the in the hamlet are ina more or less | dilapidated condition Burglars at | tempted to crack a safe there a few | nights ago with disastrous resulte. | August 10 Hanson & Graham got jin a 20-pound package of dynamite} Ga they concealed behind the ir| |safe as the safest place in their store. A few days later they made collections amouuting to nearly $4,000. As there was not time to bank it, the money was locked in the safe forthe night. In some way the fact of its presence leaked out, and about 2a. m. burglars visited the store in search of the cash. There was no way to get it but by blowing open the safe, aud this was accordingly the plan adopted. The dynamite and the powder in the safe door went off almost simul- taneously. What became of the burglars can only be conjectured. The store was blown to fragmente, the safe scattered over half an acre cf ground and the thieves are alto- gether missing. One of their num- ber was stationed outside, however, to guard against interruption. He other buildings | All were wan and emaciated, and were afflicted with malaria, chills and camp fever. Those that were able, while the train stayed half an bour, got out of their cramped quarters and strolled around the station. All tell stories of the horrible con- ditions at the camp they had left, and heartily condemn the action of the authorities in maintaining a camp under such unfavorable condi- tions. The hospital train was in charge of Rev. G. H. Ottman, chaplain of the regiment, and Edward Churchill hospital steward. The train pulled out at 8:15 p m. for Sedalia, Ne vada, Springfield, Jefferson City, Joplin and Carthage. Everybody,Says So. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, themost wonder- fui medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positiv- on the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, curé headache, fever, habitual constipatson and_biliousness. Please buy and try a box of C. C. C. today; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. Sampson Invited to Omaha. Omaha, Neb., Aug. 25.—A spec al from New York states that Manager E. Rosewater has extended an invi tation on the part of the exposition to Admiral Sampson to participate in the peace jubilee as a representa tive of the navy on army and navy day. The admiral said that if, on his return from Havana, where he had just been ordered with the com mission, the secretary of the navy should grant him leave or designate him to represent the navy, it would} afford him great pleasure to visit Omaha. Mr. Rosewater received assurances from the war and navy departme that a number of distinguished cers would be detached from active service and detailed to make the army and navy day during jubilee week impressive. An effort is being ‘ | made to have the great war balloon used at Santiago and now at Tampa, | transported to Omaha and mad feature of the exposition, with a | detac ut of signal officers to operate it. Killed By Mistake, Wichita, Kas, Aug. 25. comes to this city from Ghendien|| Okla, of the killing of John Thomp-|} son by Leonard Bridge, the latter having mistaken him for another man. Alex. Bridge was shot some time ago by a young man of the neighborhood of the name of Bryant. He was never arrested. Leonard Bridge, it is said, threat- ened to Bryant if ever the op portunity appeared. He suspected that Bryant was at home, and. with two companions, went to the Bryant barn to investigate. Thompson was asleep in the barn He awoke. to rise Bridge is alleged, thinking it was Thompson was instantly when Bridge entered. and as he started fired, it Bryant. killed To Cure Constipation Forever. Take Casca: EC. C. C. money. fail to cure, druggists sg | but « | tion of is frightfully injured, but was able to give some particulars of the at- tempt. His life is dispaired of. Beauty is Blood Deep. Clean blood means aclean skin. No beauty withoutit. Cascarets, dy Cathartic clean your blood and keep it '! by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all’ impurities from the body. Begin today to banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All druggists, satisfaction guaranteed I Americans Inforce the Law and May Disarm Insurgents. Manila, Aug. 25 —The transports Rio and Pennsylvania arrived yester- day, after a good voyage. The fer- mer brought two batallions ef South Dakota volunteers, the recruits fer the Utah artillery and a signal corps detachment. The latter had on board the First Montana volunteers and 300 recruits from the First Cal- ifornia volunteers. Reports from the hospitals show that all the wounded men are im- proving rapidly. There will be no more deaths from bullet wounds re- ceived in action. The civil law department has stopped street gambling, using a Spanish law never before enforced. There were many arrests of Chinese and natives. The penalties were slight, with a warniog. The gov- ernors and military commander's headquarters are fully organized. Aguinaldo demands a portion of the city officers and the control of the entire country outside of Ma- nila, including Cavite. There is good prospects of trouble unless/| | the rebels are disarmed. The most} threatening of the insurgents are located north of the city. | Gen. Merritt is continually hold-! ing conferences with the rebel chief, ys positively that his demands for co operation in ‘nistra- the city can not be granted. the adm Champion Shot of the World. Miss Annie Oakley writes many of the Buffalo Bill Wild We: 1 Foot-Ease, the & most thor more than yself anc - terurn of a , Rough Rider. Joplin, Mo., Aug. —Joseph | Cline, one of Roosevelt's rcugh | riders, arrived in Joplin on sick |leave, carrying three Mauser bullet wounds, which he recei ived in the battle of La Quasina. was a member of Capt. Capron’s company. He tou of the hardships and that the wounded soldiers were for After being left tolay where y fell for many hours they were crowded into am- bulances and hu the roughest driven over by carele drivers was without » el of food for forty hours. The! Americans engaged in that charge! | threw off their knapsacks to lighten their loads, and the Cubans sneaked | in and stole what the Americans had} ts Candy Cathartic. 10e or 25¢ j left, rations, blankets and every-/ | thing. | | phantom ship | to reach Eur | Chinese Chattanoc negro peddl in the can jured. One will die. ble started Tuesday | night, w tartermaster Sergeant Jacob Frank of the 2 New York was knocked under a train at Cha 24 Cattr nan nooga by a negro and fatally injured. members of the regiment swore would kill any colored Pe rson ¢ ht in the| neighborhood of their camp Yesterday two took up their usual stand New York regiment. They were| immediately surrounded by an] angry mob of soldiers, armed with | clubs and stones The colored men attempted to we cape, but a fusillade of rocks stop pedthem. One of the men was killed and the other received injuries that it is thought will prove fatal. A negro vender ventured into the camp of the First New Hampshire later. The wagon was immediately loeted and the owner robbed But for the timsly arrival of the guard he would have been BEES colored peddlers | near the! Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment gives instant relietr. It allays infil mation and heals. It is prompt in its action and positive in its effect. It is the kind that cures without pain or discomfort. It is tor piles only soctubes 75c, HL Tucker, German's American Wife Found Dead by The Cost of the Maine, Spain has already The Pelayoand the all ae remaia of ber are with Ch Spain - nies which were of any portance This is bad eno t worse r mains bebind With the loss of her nava wer and of her colonial empire Spain drops from the ranks the first- class powers of the world. U jeither to help or harm, not worth either as friend or f regarding Spain looses her The embassadors at be replaced by Minister, her court will and in the affairs of Europe acd the world she} will have neither voice nor weight. | Historic Spain, the Spain came to an end in that dark when the Maine was blown up in Havana.—N. Y. World ——_ — Educate Your Bowels carets. Candy Catharti We IfC.C C. The Battleship. From the Boston Heraid. stipation ists refund money Here are some of the conclusions that the Eoglish have arrived «at concerning the naval features of the war: Fast battleships are everything. Have big batteries aboard Teach the men to shoot well. the Wayside. Rome, Aug. 22.—The dead body of the wife of Ernest Possel, a Ger- man, was found beneath the cliffs near Florence, and the man was ar rested, charged with murder. The couple had been staying at Florence since July 1. The husband returned home alone after a drive, and Mrs. Possel’s body was after ward found. The authorities ordered that the remains be exhumed and the hus band is ncw under bail. The de- ceased was insured for $50,000. Mrs. Posesel was about twenty two years of age. Her maiden name was Eleanora Beckett. She was proba- bly an Englishwoman, but may haye been an American. Possel calls himself the Marquis Gonoderville, and claims to be a Freach subject. He was married in England last March, and apparently insured his wife's life immediately. He says she fell over the parapet on which she was resting while he was mending the harness of the horses which he was driving. Several witnesses they saw Possel viously throwing testified that some days pre large stones from the same place and watching their descent. The mother of wife expressed her belief that Possel is innocent. his Are you lacking in strength and en- Are y nervous, desponder able constipated and generally run | dewn in health? If se, your Herbine has no equal as a storer. H L Tucker- In « Fragile Ship. Atlantic City, N. J., Aug a boat 13 feet long, well provis ioned | | Captain William Andrews has sailed |from Youngs Ocean pier for a trip to Europe. His boat, whicl liarly constructed, is is pecu- known as the The captain expects within 60 days, in | spite of all storms Capt. Andrews says there is noth- t| ing experimental in the performance. This will be bis across the Atlantic, rst having been in 1878. His last voyage was in 1892, and it was fall of severities h similar voyage Woman Granted a Pension, Washington, D C, Aug. 25.—The pension affice to day granted a pen sion to Ah ; and wi a Chinese dow of Pascal Martin, a sailor of the United States nayy to whom mn, subject she was married in Shanghai in 1895. Three ch were born to the couple. The widow will receive $8 per month and the chil @month each. Almost every coun- try furnishes one or more pensioners for Uncle Sam. but until to-day China was without a representative. jren Hood’s oa ining favor rapid! } a SS men and trave’ { ir arry them ig sit i & 3 carry them | = purses, housekeepers keep them in wo eager closets, friends recommend them t friends. As for personnel, the Anglo Saxon can beat anything that floate These specitications cover the ground pretty well though it might be well te mention the importance of personal heroiem. Two Millions a Year. When people buy, try, and buy again, of means they're satisiled.” The people of the United States are now buying Cascarets Candi- Cathartic at the rate of two million boxes of earand it willbe three million before New ear’s. It means merit proved, that Cascarea, are the most delightful bowel regulator for everybody the year round. All druggist l0cts a5c. dc a box, cure guaranteed. Impaled o1 on 4@ Spoon, Joplia, Mo., August 24.—A fatal accident of a peculiar aature befell Charles Schulte at the Perry mine, in Lone Elm, a mile northwest of Joplin. Schults had been drilling a ho'e on a six-foot slanting slope, and was sliding down it to the drift level ata rapil rate, when he struck a miners spooa which bad been left inadrill hole and extended nearly two feet above the hole. The spoon, which is a long piece of iron, with a hollowed shovel was driven through Schulte’s abdomen. Jt took two mento pull the spoon out of the unfortunate man’s body. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of end, ‘DRIVING SEASON. FOR 189s. We are Head juarters for STYLISH TURNGUTS Safe Rigs Furnished on Short N for Parties, Weddin Horses and Rigs caref ally cared for by the day week or month. trade of the town and coun- try generally solicited. All rates reasonable. E. |. WILLIAMS, Prop. Brick Livery on Main St.| SAFE RIGS for FUNERALS. lost ber navy. Carlos V., rank in diplomacy. | of great) traditions and of some possibilities, | night | With Cas-| forever | otice | ,, De: j | Slocum, x. Cc, s,S8 Fine —— ew B rong ig TYGA HON. J .c CLARK, ; Pres Cashier § THE BATES COUNTY BANK, > BoTLtER, MoO. ‘ s sor to BATES NTY NATIONAL BANK E p Dee., 18 aoe Ps ” AC Al Banking Vass ne cte, GeO eee x 3 Transacted} Bates County Investment Co,, MO.: BSG0,000. BUTLER, Capital = = » loan on real estate, at low rates, lands and town lots in Bates ¢« s always on hand and forsale. A titles examined and all kinds Abstracts of inty. Choiee tracts of title of real estate furnishe papers drawn. F J Trea Preal How. J. B, Newserky, IC 2 as ; Cranx, tee- Presid a Seo'y. & Treas, Hayxs, Abstractor. S. F. Waxnocn, Notary, jent. 3 » $ $ aenaet RRR RRR RRA ESE BARBRA Butte utle lice cademy will Open the Next year, , Sept. bth, ‘9 ff ? ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. > ARTHUR BORROX, Normal Department County Schoo! Commis 5 § ——- COURSES. Shorthand, Book keeping, University, Type Writing Elocution, > Teachers Norma], Business, Art. | Four terms 10 weeks each. A skilled Faculty of Ten Specialists. E. A. LUDWIG, Michigan University. Instrumental Music, Vocal Music, Preparatory, Collegiate, Tuition $7.50 to $10 per Term. Separate college home for girls with the Principal, E. A. LODWIG, Butler, Mo. swtaananna Call on or address, McFARLAND BROS. Harness and Saddelry, Fink's Leuther Tree Saddle South Side Square Butl€r Mo, Read and See What we Keep in Ste We keep everything that horse owners nee Double wagon harness from $10 to $% Single harness, $7.50 to $25; second band f harness from $3 to $15. Saddles of al styles and prices, from the cheapest tothe = z steel fork cow boy and sole leather epring H J Lap robes, horse blankels ty seat saddles. Ter Ae dusters and fly nets. Harness oil and sospt full line of mens and boys gloves. Trt buggy tops new and repair old ones. Bring Bed your old harness and saddles and trade {ot new ones. We have the largest retail bar ness store in the Southwest and our bat ness are all made at home. McFARLAND BROS. BUTLER, Mo. Germnain— Female Pills Kansas Ciy Tine Gtrmain Faris “te The Only Metropolitan Free petal igo Silver Paper in Missouri and the West. 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