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a ee Virginia Items. MAY LYNCH A BANDIT. Militia Called Out to Protect a ( To hand too late for last week.! fe heard it and jotted it down, hat happens in and out of town. a Mike Maloney has got a sore foot} Red Rock Suspect. he was in Virginia last Wednesda walking on two crutches. ; a : Prohibition Township — Ticket p 7ERRY. ee ee Trustee; W. A. McElroy, Collector ery Lewis McElroy, Assessor. J.H. Par Posse Makes Capture of Wounded Man Justices of the Peace and and mem-| , bers > board S. M. Coulter and in Territory Believed to be Com- Tu wie Cobh. Gouciabin « Waiiend | panion of the Notorious Ben Martain Cravens. _ The new saw mill | last week i = sud Perry, Ok., March 20.—Sheriff Fos- | 45!" full blast and in a few days will te einer ! ' H re erry. Ok arch 2 Sh She is the 1 i was the heir o 5 : . -| be able to furnish lumber. ter if penal” ac esate ad -day | bea to furnish lum Z : Berend) epics Teenie ae | Gualberto Gomez m Mrs. Sarah s, one of t j : : I ; Perry Lawrance Wallace’s many friends} (!#!bertoe Gomez mi ite , from eighteen miles east of Perry,| : se tee at a ee wealthiest widows of Atchison coun ao having in their custody a wounded will be glad tolearn that he is able t aves ene : i : ; : Promotes Digestion Che ca ; iving his name as Charles |#it up in his b He has had a long a cor) kak tes ‘tte Th a as opposec ! ness and Rest. Cont er i : = tired] = Pe yifand tedious time of it. It will be | ot , modi- |Tiage, and threaten oO} |), Opium. Morphine nor Museral. | Johnson, and three horses pee 8 yme time 4 before he can leave] fied. u ¢ Another heir. which she has taken] NoT NARCOTIC, 1 indieationes the yn was Ber i ; Ke : q the re- ; steps to do by taking a little gir — a {2 eompanion in the Kea Rock murder the hospital and come home. por opin- | from the K aia Soldiers’ Orphar } : } ee | Mond ieht, in Miss May Tompson of Warrensburg sae? ee : 1¢@ Kansas Soldiers phan j pea Ot sucezprre _ - tbe a : } ; 4 is visiting her uncle A. J. Dugan and] Ite s i > our a Hom | umphin Seed hg ta ary ed family for a week I: sheer age CASTOR IAaA. { ' Johnson has a bullet hole in’ his Eesti One R.T. Jud | on f P é is Sn Op On j { r wrist, the ball lodging: it upper |! 4 : . t oe a 3 (A2z2S9 VELA Viirm Seed — } ‘? arm under the shoulder : another} — Denmoer a own i ae i of | | pean Pars p wound in the head, He says that ioe A ie ney I s at Proctor ) rrived | Plea for Prisoner ] H A perfect Res : = niohkt in ¢holH- Durst: Collector r 18; | H tion. S Ss was held up Monday nigh I th ae ; | Z ii | Manil M 3] inte } Gra our Otoe reservation and was shot with |J s of the Peace inem bers | tt : ; Sa = . Worms Convulsions. Fe ; load of buckst two men who }Of the board, Robert McCann and the t OP serie ces ||| ness and LOSS GF S! ‘ a load of bucks v 1 i eaes ' : : ae 2 ; bbhed him, taking his coat andg|Geo. Myers; Constable, T. A. Wright 1 \ | gz V Dugan after being confined ‘ - | to the pala Pe — z is twenty one years old | £0 the ouse for about six weeks is} 7°) : d pa by Bars er : ee able to be out again but not very] : : jand petitioned t and that he is from Edwardscounty, . | politi ARES : j Kansas, that bis parents died while |SU re ss ; : ; hele ca i 4 é he was quite young. It is the gen-| Sam Hamilton of Welda Kan. ° ! : | * j iS eral opinion here that Johnson is tended meeting at the Crooks school — Oo do aot : pee ay ie Sead “aa i aie 2% PE RE _|house Sabbath ‘- ihe . ht . sie n arried i | au the robber that was dressed in wom Ae aes : i i facecasdthe whe ae | ; as Red Rock John Heekadon of Rich Hill visited Havana « Healthy B, £ t if ans attire at the killing at Red Rock] — a : Acta ¥ ; fxcaia WAisad Bin kes peas se on salted iain received the isfrom Alvin | his father Philip Heckadon last week. shineton, re report , I | pert ape Bz and received the woun 2 ae eas od he| has been received at the war depart- | was denied on the ground that it RRR: Bateman, the bookeeper, who wis Isaac Lockridge has moved to the dige ne E abe ; i i farm he bought of Chris McGuire in Pee ; I would only be possibl nsider killed in the raid. aa 5 hi death rate for the « of ‘Ha- | uch a request when peace was de = 1 sya nee tk rt township. v fox the mouth of ane ss a req 1er ¢ i i : z Bie wery malas bas been called t sata = ! = = | arate Bee es sags clared Missouri Pacific Railway Tiwe Table | } A Great Newspaper. out to guard the jail, as it is feared Uncle John Ferguson and wife of} 19.32 per 1,000. which is said to be : at Biikles Station. Newspaper. that an attempt will be made to|Rich Hill have moved in with Geo. ee pectet ae ee ee $100 Reward $100 pa ——_ The Sunday edition of TheSt, Louis — * > oe : : =, es. e death rate 1s considerec 6 Oo+ coves coc cccc coe ae lynch the prisoner hy enraged citizens Zinn, his brother-in-law. remarkable. During the last Spanish The readers ot this paper will be pleas- = . | Republic is « marvel of modern news of Red Rock who may come _ here James Crooks is putting a new] pute, in 1898, it was 82.32 per 1,000. Fein gece Tee eee oe Wo. 312 Local Freight eee paper enterprise. The organization ¢ P i é ete. ce oe saad | $14 Stock Express (does not carry : is eae y upon learning of the capture. The fence around his 40 east of Peter wy) Sn able to cure in all its stages, and that is pesueagerst ee . | Of its news service is world-wide, com officers are determine to guard the Dennings sisigartee thes LROAD Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the ae SOUTH BOUND. . plete in every department; in fac man’s life with all possible care and| Elder Higgins of the Free Method- he will not be taken with out an|ist held Quarterly meeting at the effort. Crooks school house Sabbath. Rev. On Monday night Alvin Bateman Wm. Coulter and Bro. Caroner and the local manager for the Foster wife north of Butler, and Rey. Ter arson lumber company, walked into Swarts and wife of Wolfe, Vernon Co., Mo., and Companys store in Red Rock, I. | Were present. : ; T., and found three robbers ransack-| JUlins Heckadon is going to ing the place He had a revolver and plow his corn this year. and immediately opened fire upon Ed Kipp and E. A. Bennett of Butler was in our city Sabbath. ride them. Inthe battle that followed - ~smaiee Batman was killed. The desperadoes Mat Hinson has his “tator patch escaped, but a posse of citizens and ready to plant. at officers were soon upon their trail. Elder Roe preached at the Chris- tain church at 11 a. m. and at night Fred Bayton has moved south of Amoret. M. Drysdale is roof put on his tennant house in the west edition to the city. Will Bernhardt and wife visited Mrs. Bernhardt’s mother Grandma Durst and tended meeting at the Crooks school house. Some of our people are getting ready to sow oats. Judge Wolfe was quite supprised to learn the other day that he had quite a number of his faith and prac- ticeinthetownship. Hehad thought after Christ McGuire had left he was alone. Had his church been larger he Rrcvou cick? investigate would of consented to have been a the merits of Herbine. It is a con-|Candidate on one of the tickets but centrated medicine, the dose is small | he has gone and got a new buggy to yet it quickly produces the most} ride around in this summer. It looks gratifying results, digestion improves A . ae as though the Judge is going to live the lips ande heeks lose their pallor, ‘i I : ee BONE . the eye becomes bright ard the step | ® retired life from this on. A. L. Porter has a bran elastic. Price, 50 cents. H. L. of harness. Tucker, The Brayton Bros. are bailing hay for Geo. Rubel. The social at Mr. Dugans Friday night was enjoyed by all present. Morton Jenkins is painting O. M. Drysdale’s store inside. Much talk about the qualification Assessor a person would infer from hearing the dear people talk there were only a few persons in the township qualified for the office of Sheriff Foster traced the bandits to the home of a man named Cun- ningham,near, Pawnee, and surround- ed the house. A demand was made for surrender of the men and in re- ply a volley. of bullets was fired into the posse. Deputy Sheriff John son was mortally wounded and in the melee the bandits again escaped to the timber and made for the res- ervation. Ben Cravens, a notorious desper- ado, is supposed to be the leader of the trio and the man who is now at Perry is thought to be one of those who were with him in the flight from the house. having a new lf so, new set Boers Are Shotas Traitors. Cape Town, March 20.—J. ©. Mina- ber, S. Minaber and J. A. Neuwoudt were shot at De Aar last evening for treason and murder, in pursuance of the sentence of courtmartial. The death sentence was passed a week | of ago, in connection with the wrecking ofa train near Taahosch, by which five men were killed. General Kitch- at theiron bridge | | Dat EELitt SiN iM i ions with Uni-ed States Re- i jects Radicals’ Report. { SENATOR PROGTOR’S PACIFIC ERRA | Aged Vermont Stat Counseling the man Is in Havana tt as Late | Acceptance of the | Amendment Which, He Says, Is Wr | rpreted by the ly Inte anders Siatisties Show Havana Is Healthy. Line from Colorado Springs to Cripple Creek, 45 Miles Long and Costing $2 - 500.000, Opened for Traffic. Colorado Springs, Col., March 23.- The Colorado Springs & Cripple Creek district rai short from thi y to the great gold camp the new line west of Pike’s peak, is completed to the city of Cripple Creek and the first through train left here Saturda morning for that place. A proximation of the total ce road placed at $2,500,000. ajority of the Committee on Re- Di ON T ropaccoserr| and SMOKE, T Lifeaway! f any form of tobacco usin: cathy say oy weil Strong, magnetic fala new life and vigor by taking MWO-Tl thdt makes weak men strong. — gain | ten pounds in ten days. Over 500, ova cured. All druggist Cure is let and advice FREE. Adi 4 REMEDY CO., Chicago or New York. 437 Money or the Man She Loved Atchison, Kan... Mar Dolly Bilderba i Mo Atchison cour preferr George $100,000 estate, which she had t H BNecetable P rc forfeit when s ; Hi similating the F length of the read from this city to Cripple Creek is 45 miles. The new road is said to be one of the finest scenie routes in the rocky mountains STILL PAY:NG SPAIN. Secretary Hay Hands Duke d’Arcos a Check for S16 for Islands Near i Group. V 23. Secretary Hay Sa o the Spanish min- ister, Duke os, a ry War- rant for $100,000 in payment for gayan and other islinds near the Phik- ippine group. ‘The payment was made in aceordance with the terms of 4 treaty negotiated last November. Rumor. \ persist- ent r city that the territor has) returned indictments Ww MeNeal ididate for governor of a; ex-Gov. A. J. Seay an prominent Oklahor talph Seay, of Kingfisher, and W. J Horsfall, cashier of the Guthrie tional bank, for violating statutes pro- hibit the running of lottery scheme, A Rocky Road for Peddlers. Lincotn. Net March houses passed the Arends peddler bill, The measure provides that aommecs plying their vocation outside of a city each cot or town shall pay for ited an ann : with a vehicle drawn by $50; those wi 1 rh Vic fee of one th two or less than four t with four or anima more animals, $1 Western Kansas Cattlemen Aroused. Kan M h Western to greit the sec- r of or requiring 7te- moval of s around government land be ced \t their request ener confirmed the verdict. The] Assessor. We should like to know] Congre tis has gone to Wa garrison paraded and the prisoners | when the law was changed require- gton the cattlemen were led out at sunset. Death was|ing the Assessor to see each animal, instantaneous. A Dutch ministerjeach article listed and to place a and relatives remained with the pris- oners till the end. Two others con- cerned in the train wrecking sentenced te five years at penal ser- vitude. true value there on. How many farmers see the Assessor on the road and give in a list of their property. | then there are others | were A Sacramento (Cal.) paper says thata resident of that place was fined $10 and costs the other day merely for loving a girl. He escaped very luckily; usually a fellow under such circumstances is fined the price of a marriage license and sentenced out the list. sign the oath, return the! blank to the Assessor and he places | value according to instruction. Then | comes the county board of equliza-| tion and state last. It certaintly re-| quires an expert for Assessor. Mrs. James Cuzick spent last eee with her daughter at Warrensburg. for life. est co AARON. ; i. : 27 f Couldn't help getting a sold never i eures it; but carrying heme a bottle e, ef Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. and | nation and using it as directed, will eure the | t the worst kind of cold or ecoagh. Price} f Ar stal for cata- 25 and 50 cents. Forsale by H. L. 2 ALS C. IVES, Director. Tucker. sT. Louis seneor OF FINE ARTS. that blanks| are left at their homes they make | ‘ given until to comply with the order Big Orehasi for Federal Prison. t . March 23.— ris thorities have € ground on the will be set The apple orcl trees. Ch wil j trees, a vineyard, “t all Kinds af fruit be sed in this eli mate 1 < 1 within the or chard is Bill to Prohibit Marriage of Insane. St. we 1, Mir March —The ve passed Senator | the marriag: | epilepti d idiotic persons | and requiring a medical certificate oi all applicants for marriage licenses. of insane, Chinese acs More Active. Pekin, Marc 23.—Robert M. Me } Wade. the ai ted consul ai Canton. reports inerease in piracy on the West r attacked by the pi . Leute. Mo. of Canton and their c cargoes are stolen. | | afew days. only positive cure known to the medical So. 5 raternity. Catarrh being a constitution-] go 1 1 disease, requires, a constitutional | No. sii Local Freight. ¥ reatment. Hall’s Cotarrh Cure is taxen| go. gg ph TERSTATE I DIVISION, nternally, acting directly upon the] go” 350 ‘nae. wis 1 blood and mucous surtaces of the sys- é tem, thereby destroying the foundation ot the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work, The proprietors haye so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One . ey A. E. C. Vaxpenvoorr, Agent K. C, Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table Arrival anc leparture of traine at Worland NORTH BOUND Hundred Dollars tor any case that it sn . Kanes: wf daily — we bg tails to cure. Send torlist of testimon- SOUTH BOUND ials. Address F. - CHENEY & Co., ftps cb Port Arthur serene eS - pag 4s n Springs Express 5p Tuledo,O. s@p-Sold by druggis 75. member thie le the popular short line be- W rnp iween Kansas City, Mo.. and Pitteburg, Kan., Stops the Cold and orks off the] Joplin, Mo , Neosho Mo., Sulphur Springs, si Sa old - 8 off the) CRat Springs. Ark., and the direct Cold. route fr south to St Louis, Chicago : . ma eis ore and points north and northeast and to Denver, Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets] %gden, San Francieco, Portland and points west and northwest No has been our ry, i eday. No cure, ne expense oe oo ge aay Ire, DO} jared to make the passenger equipment of pay. Price 25 cents. ie line second to none inthe west Trave! via the new H C Onn a ‘Pass Agt.. Kansar City, Mc CASTORIA Yor Infants and Children. P, Payne, Mm. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, The Kind You Have Always Bough? Office over Nichols’ Shoe Store, East Side Bears the ah Square. Residence on Ohio street, 2nd door Saeoet Z | east of West School building, south side. 6-tf DR. H. M. CANNON. DENTIST, East Side Square, BUTLER, MO. I WILL BE IN . During the late smallpox scare a school marm who had a dread of all kinds of eontagious diseases, sent a child home because her mother was sick. The next morning the child presented herself at school with her finger in her mouth, and her hood swinging by the strings, saying: “We've got a new baby at our house, but mamma said to tell you “taint Sr DR. W. J. McANINCH, VETERINARY SURGEON. Scientifically treats all domestic ani- o Sa si ‘1, Wife ays: mals. Office at Gailey’s Feed Yard. Butler, Mo. “We have four children, With the fi: + ee I suffered almost unbearable DR, E. S$. BALLARD, 52 to 14 hours, and had to be ¢ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ence of chior Office over Trimble’s Drugstore, West of Mother's Fri Side of Square. J,M.CHRISTY,M.D. | S.A. ROE, M.D. Diseases of women and Ear, Eye, Nose and Children a Specialty. Throat Specialist. DR- CHRISTY & ROE. Office The Over Butler Cash Depart- ment Store, Butler, Mo. FOSTER, the rst Mondayin each month 2days. ARCHIE, third Mondayof each month 2 days. ADRIAN, 2d and 4th Monday and Tuesday of Prepared to doall kindsof Dontal work. Con- sultation free. -C\ ‘NON, D.D.8. child came, w’ ich is 2 strong, fat and healthy boy, doing ve y Office Telephone 20. House Telephone 10. ver \~% : 4 is C. BOULWARE, Physician anc £ ef SS «Surgeon. Office norta side square = ‘ / “a Butler,Mo. Diseasesof womenand chil Hen Py ‘ en aspecialtyv. - toes wy > DR, J. T. HULL DENTIST. Parlors Over Model Clothing Co. Entrance. same thatlead!to Hagedorn’s studio. north eide square Butler, Mo TABLER’S PILE BUCK EYE OINTMENT CURES NOTHING BUT PILES. A SURE and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 years as the BEST REMEDY for PILES. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. wed by DICESDDSOY MES. oT. Levi. sts a Mother's Friend for $1 2 bottle. | 0., Atlanta, Ga, atec book superior to that of any other new paper. The magazine section is illustrate in daintily tinted colorsand splendid half-tone pictures. This section con tains more high-class literary matter than any of the monthly magagines, The fashions illustrated in natural colors are especially valuable to the ladies. The colored comic section is a gew uine Jaugh-maker. The funny car best artists, The humorous stories are high class, by authors of national reputation, Sheet music, a high class, popular song, is furnished free every Sunday 1 The Republic. The price of The Sunday Republie by mail one year is $2. Forsale by all news deale toons are by the r THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY TMES Fifty-Two Issues Twenty-Five Cents. Kansas City Times Co., Kansas Crry, Mo Anyone sen quickly ascertai invention = p LA Yona strictly confidential. Hi sent free. Cidest agency Patents taken thr —— Muon special notice, tific fic American, A handsomely tific Ame ealation of any scientif 7 four montha, §L MUNN & Co, 5 ¥ wi ARME = FES] Frew | Comven “TS WINE! TOWS CHAS. M. EVANS. cen #!. Cor. 6th and Elm Sts..CiNe! a address os OF ALLON. MO. during