The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 27, 1901, Page 2

en er er rn a nem te BOGRVILLE SWEFT REMARKABLE CASE. BY A CYCLONE. TARIFF WAR WITH ITALY. Soldre: Carries a Bulltiia His Brain This Is Threatened by Secre-| Georgia Farmer Consulted a FOUND POT OF GOLD. { i i | } | | | | | } Four Years. A | Fort Tell = Baldi ef tary Gage’s Action. | ortune ‘eller. Trees Uprooted Buildings De Pees Saree & | molished and Town Left The recent meeting of the old : aa : oe bfants and Chil f : soldiers at Mempt remarked DUTY ‘ON ITALIAN SUGARS. |SHE TOLD THE HIDING PLACE.| sane ildren. in Darkness and Rain. x Louisiana physic pie Savannah, Ga., June 19.—W. W.| we Ly) recal = | Brannen is a pre who! AIng “ ou Have Gar Trade With the Itaiians Amount eae eed st CNE KILLED, MANY INJURED > of the to 00,000 Per Annum and some time h fi Rey WAYS Bought Beor if first ‘ hes poe ever he y, t . } — Boonevi ee a oe sie Will Be Seriously Affected | that eee | ANegetable Prepara eyelone in t ee knewn during my p é ce ia Sige cer ‘ He dropped into | similating the Food aria! blew over t ist night at Keally one f the saddest Washington. June 19.— jplace in Savant ting the Stomachs and Be v Be 7 } ack ‘ sin connection with the whole Gag s taken action that threat-| told him th ; srt treck. Si wat ict that so many men ens to ge the United States into/| county, in one end ¢ v1 LE Ny + mokshed and unrowed were 1 wed and wounded ix such a! a tariff war with Italy similarto that | was buried much monev Pr Di a ligh: F was disabled, also the t : » forced to!r t the Unite tat omotes Dige \ J > wav i the would be forced te now on ween the ted States not the mat on Bell and f: nders telephone ex-gay ee if ghoy hadi and is ‘ = | eens Ciathticn it 7 fier i eir lives rey had and Ru bu ul | > nor * ) charges. Tobe Fisher was killed ou!) 00 killed outrieht. it would have| The ca oe eee : oe ee Oprum.Morphine nor > C Mair street by the felling of brick tine Shink of ' liqui ntr 7 obit capes gli NoT NARCOTIC. : been mc better Think of it 4 liquidation in entries of sugar com-| he moved back to his frow the front of a stable mak dying from the effect of a wound | ing from Italy until treasury officials | went to Twelve or fifteen others were slight-| +04. years after its infliction! Yet !can ascertain to what extent, if a f Sbaatamne ae Reape of Old Ir SUA E. ; vf a eae Lee eS T thir lave lv happe : . But uns bounty is paid’ to Italian sugar|jear Brannen found that she pos Bieoe / pees stors iad in my mind wasevensad-!ecrowers. A countervailing du Vill | sessed t ent She ks inge were damaged and hundreds of} der and more remarkable than any} be ordered placed equal to whate eee se : ur Teprmine 3 N shade trees throughout the town are a : , aCe sais k - t one of Branner ay &i Carbanae Soda ad prove zoey eo lof the other cases that bave been} bounty is found to be paid - influence and ste a & blown down. Three inches of rain os i eae: TI ee : : in wwe and a y Aa ae é | browght to my attention. he man; At most the amount of sugar tl at there was Haeryrene Flare ro ell in abou licty ininutes {was woundec R6. le. came lit ja or aa hans eee - , Se a peelie wa wour Jed in 1864 He came jiti proposed to ship here from Italy | place, in a certain spot pot Aperfect Remedy i Ay ; ‘ play ar ie = || Pushing toward me with blood 00z- | will be exceedingly small, while the Jof gold buried. Branr I tion, Sour Stomach, Dia the few aoe a ee . OF ling from his forehead I stopped | total exports of all kinds from the] eaused him to renew | Worms Convulsions Fev ic UL a Oates crephone ©O™l him end a quick examination reveal-|United States to Italy last year lat by his nessandLOSSOF SLLTP | 4 or ver pany’s poles were broken off at the | d the fact that a bullet had crashed |amounted to 200.827 whack | sete —_—_—_:— a ig t j the fac ata bul d erashed | ¢ punter ,300,827, which | about this time two other little « S Bae ground and imbedded themselves PEOERIELAHK: GURetpinendeeae be-lcnee Gomimaor ey : jabout this time two other Jitth | Fac Simile Signature of z ae ‘into kis skull s forehe: é 2 |vast volume of tradeis now men-}+ pe ata aS ae | __ shop the center of the principal streets f| oo cared with br amlecdl ae i sie | told the same kind of a gold ry jp'flieda jj ri Years sige spatered with brains and blooc > laced. | 3rannen continue Ss a iy c , Histesd. Allnise cane of lincnean|o. : : eo | Brannen continued hi | NEW YORK. any © | talked to me rationally and tked The Russian government has al-|and yesterday he st k not of — P were sevt here t morning to re-| ie . “ | z : and yesterday he t a pot of; H Ato months-old a | : ak : Jaway. He partially recovered and|ready imposed higher tariff rates on} antebellum old that contained! t ie zs 2 pair the damag Fhe Sombart |i opt aghting until the war was over.| American bicy und 1aximum |; es e } ie 35 Doses —35 CENTS : ; kept fig e the wi s over. | Americar rie S ant u nu 100 cold coir \ or by —_ ; Milling company, which has a large I : 5 is aacd “alae he | 1,000 in gold coir Wt rt ———EEE eee : 7 fe 2 saw nim frequently and while he/rates on resin and galipot, the new|/ whom this treasure was hid away] centract with the American Biscuit lo can aneemal ceudition He Was 4 a Re : ; Frid vhom th a v uid away | i as in a nc al con mn he was as jrates to become operi ive Friday. } : eS } > Br company, were running a full night i ; as foci nday. nobody knows nor does Mr. Br ‘ sane as any man | ever saw But | These increases are not in retaliation he laugh on] force when the storm unroofed the Sccnsionally He wardd pace ito feartior tt aoe } ves i s the laug n THe CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. ! ccasionally he d pass ear-|for the countervailing duty it ser Ss neis ors large millon the river front. Men], i 1 id aoe | ~ ; ig Gury smposed [his neighbor | = 5 ful paroxysms and would suffer ter-}on Russian sugar (Russia and al The ges the! were started in every direction bY | pibly Su 2065. fee Weare alter he 1 lied o he community is wild over the the manager to get workmen to re-| > venieull ready applied the maximum duties} find and as crops are poor, the peo.|* . meio ihe deans was wounded, I was called to see|to American machinery and certain ple will spend the rainy days diggit | 200000000006 000006. Missouri Pacific Rail = Tabi » damage. 5 aahas ‘ pee the | = : i t é s ger ssouri Pacific Railway Tim phe ; him. He was in the throes of a vio-jagricultural implements for that),/for valuables hidden. probably i ; at Butler Matlon, © 7 Forty carpenters and tinners work- fen rine cmt he eolaetee. feo als : se *}for valuables hidden, probably to canisters om, et spasm, é cc see that he -cause e treasury order } eae . . ed all night. The lead wires of the } e & but because of the treasury order of keep the union soldiers from getting No.6 electric licht plant are alldown, leav would never recover. He died in a] March 9, applying tariff restrictions | | them et Alectric light plant are all down, leay- a aie s io. 10 si : t short while. After his death I made|aeainst Russian petroleum, as pro-| = | THE | No. 312 Local Freight ing the city in darkness as all the an examination of his head, and| vided for in the Dingley law. A If the stomach performs its 314 Stock Express (does not carry streets and stores use their service fouvid: that dhe Gallet dad ; ‘ae Sey 2aW-- a5 ne ious acuwcls an i poe lacs th “gpa oui cera i : : i e le Vadt JABSEC Sik stole: s i xd i is activel d regula the 7TH BOUND. Men from adjoining towns are aid- hr } : sgt ee a ee mE nto} of which it is the rec eptacie, is trans-| K & NSAS Tear a Fe ‘ through his head and lodged in the|}the United States, the Russian au- formed bl 1 of } No. 5 ing in clearing the streets, many off) jo, oy Hib: aigele It had passed | thoriti : ormed into blood Of a nourishing | No.1 which are completely blocked by a el aetes Bes thorities consider the order of March} quality, which furnishes the vigor | CITY No. S11 LeeeTERSTATE DIVISION bangle of wires at a : through his brain. Now here is a]9 inexcusable. jand warmpth to the whole body No. 869 Depart EON eb kee : res and trees ’ - s we case where a man’s brains were shot] Secretary Gage says he had no dis-| HeTbine gives tone to the stomach | No. 350 Arrive... 11:89 2 The Boonville Foundry ompany out and yet he managed] to swing on|cretionary powers: that the Dingle and promotes digestion and assimi WEEKLY ANDERVOORT, Agi plant was destroyed, the roof being | 4, life for four vearsaiter ia aopeded | ‘ ; ‘ wie aie e Mingley ation. Price 50 cents. For sale by = . = See 7 years alterit happened | Jaw made his actior andatory yy : blown off and the walls falling in on : n mandatory. | H. L. ‘Tucker. ¥ 4 i the machinery, which is twisted and ea, al een ring a great deal! Pressure is being brought to bear | Mi ES Eitaborg'& Gull Titae eee broken beyond repair acre that ae he managed to}upon the administration by manu-} Roosevelt and Mark Twain Invited. pistes “heii Neue ne 2 make his own living and at 1 time | facturers of mac See . | No.1 Kan: « 2 That there was not a greater joss Ha Beclice vine a: CI A raid ae | fa en rs of machinery and some oth- Kansas City. June 19.—Vice Presi- aS On eee a ° i$ ta ene ee ae ° did he become a charge on society. /er industries to have the countervail- ne ; SOUTH BOUND. of life isa miracle. None of those Th waana Semen abloiiaes aqaiee See ncaa ae oe dent Theodore Roosevelt and Mark No. 2 Through Port Arthur Express,2:41 p. m injured are in a serious condition. | 6 Caty on sugar withdrawn in the|twain have been invited to attend : Vismambarttiniiie Deon bed Rg e full of sadness, and Lhave t ft fly > at R Pn ain have been invited to atten t Remember thie te th lar short line be- Farmers east of town suffered con- | ;, : : : rf ’ 1 = — of hope that Russia will then recede] ind address the et Fifty Two Issues tween Kansas © ty, Mo. ond Pitteburg, Kan., ies ‘Ae at every meeting o 1c old Con-)}from the policy of retaliat ‘ a i . : in eee 7 oplin, Mo., Neosho, Mo., Sulphur Springs siderably, many out houses being de- |p deratos since that time.” tea La i : “ue ion adopt eightieth anniversary of Missouri’s| ~ : ark. Siloam Springs, ark. and the direct roved ¢ . she: P ace. ss 7 ed, but it is t kely t t anv steps . ve | ™ | mI he sou 0 St. Lou 0, stroyed and much wheat damaged See ie : ae y : are auch: ae PS} admission into the union, inthiscity, twenty Five Cents. | and pointe north oud northeast ond te Dente, ime ae . THE REVaLVERe | Of this kind will be adoptec > “f . : __| NEGROES BUYING THE REVOLVERS. | te wil be adopted until the/on aug. 10. Mr. Roosevelt is the | went and northwest, ‘No expense, hes been Many women fail to digest their cases involving the duty on sugar e : Suen spared to make the passenger equipment of abd: And: so became pale, sallow, pee aetae hoe (Been again an oo Suprema author of a history of Thom H | K this tine re d to none inthe weet. Travel thin and weak, while the brightness,|.. att i Se senton, and the vice president will] ansas City Ti } bande tty sy - freshness and beauty of the skin and Excitement at Leavenworth, Kansas, . our be asked to take his theme from the] + ity Times Co. ee ene ee complexion departs. Remedy thi | ife of thi we es ef 4 : ig GOee oher cach mca © Bigs eae | ees stem - — a Ee gest what you have eaten. Price} Leavenworth, Kas., June21.—Con-| Clements, it is expected, will deal |P. ; ayne, M. OD. 50 cents. For sale by H. L. Tucker Sie eu | Scar tenner ticularly in anecdotes of his you ss ; SURGE E sale by H. L a Gierdble seen ee | Thy ; PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, I by tl , ips yes “With Shameless Pertidy He Say a if om Nick 8 BOSS" SHEPHERD’ CLOSE CALL. le 1 ba arthin : f what appear :| C00 00 O60 | Square. ay Nichols’ sb » Store, — Feed ES nti —— of the neerete of | America Took Possession ot | Anexchange says: “How often do | east of West School building, south 'side. t-tf ee zavenworth to arm themselves | er Enos ae ld} | Other Lands. we hear peo say, where in the world | Washington's Former Mayor the Tar-]!th revolvers purchased from s Bef |do all the flies come from?” It is} A Most Liberal Offer DR. W. J. McANINCH, 5 Idiers at Ft. Leavenworth r|_ Betore the graduat class of the] Ji) T ’ : ; sVETE get for a Murderous Mexican i the } PoE law school of the University simple enough Phe akes} All our farmer r RINARY SURGEON S an. since the bur ri rer lexander |“ school of the University of Colo-},, ae m EL P. — = ET ado, a) Seka a ea aay pie tie Hy, Ue ic) ikes | ady ge_ of Scientifically treats all domestic ani iso, Tex June Ae News i ue i wy ivenworth Nace Hiaiiete ase eee named | house e carpenter rkes | cl g offer w mals, Office at Gailey’s Feed Yard. reached here to-day of a well-detined | Deen Tn an ely moc nda ayes " ne SW TACU i ths saw flv 1e boarde ukes the|@ with this } Butle r Mo. attempt to assassinate “Boss” A. R.|tive men say that the ty 1 United States judge at Den-| putter fi the biachcwieh wakes 41 its sy} —— ae Shepherd, formerly mayor of W Asi | Petre dup at that time may ess in which He! 00 fly: the jockes ens tee DR, E. . BALLARD, i ington, D. C. Since Shepherd went }out any time. The police are doing |“™! om ae are aie = } sae eid abou PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ‘ out of politics he has | 1 er ]/everything possible to killthis feeling | fO%eTmwent with regard to the Phil- < ‘o them . i | in mining at Be il X fii and are ; ee : ie ippines, closing se words a Pepe se | | Office over Trimble’s Drugstore, West i el hing at age fex — 1d are assistt ig the officers at Ft. |°¢ e 2 ae iene i - eae Z ; 4 Side of Sees 4 atter part of last week, while at} Leavenworth torecover the revolvers - ree the powers | a eee ‘i i ‘ some distance from the mine, he was| It seems that the negroes had cireu | 0! © and yed da sedi - ee J. ™. CHRISTY, M.D. S. A. ROE, M.D. D. ire Y xiean in ¢ ; j »d the repor t tl aia} eee MeSORe WAG SO Diseases of women and ; Kar, Kye, N 4 ‘ nq d > va gg anin ambush. | late i 1e report that t would buy ae iyed, | ren a Specialty. $ Throat Specialist. Shepherd beat a hasty retreat, hisjup all the government revolve he cause of civil liber ¢ @ “ee spe le pri nted t t ¢ | S tl would-be assassin following him and | fered and several of the soldiers took Y le presented is that of a} 2 : tub wi DR- C HRIS’ bg & ROE. on the run Several bullets | the opportunity of disposing of the 10n ir - t lion t absolute eh a i Office The Over Butler Cash Depart- passed near Shepherd's head. He} goverment’s property. Lieutenant | POW?T = evar lependen $ ae ment Store, Butler, Mo. reached his house, however, without | F. L. Deen of Troop K. finally set aj 0! Such power by f of f vei Ws Won Omice Telephone 2 House Telephone 10. 1 } ntion The Kansas : being hit, the Mexican givine a part-| trap for the rece. Sania i government esta i t ladieator Be aac hit, an giving a part-| trap for legroes, instructing sev- i in | ' | oe See are dh C. BOULWARE, Ph ing s as he entere . = ND Se © +} a z a rainst absolute Ete yaks 5 ‘ j nd liv ee ysician and i * eat re d the oo The feral of th privates to eee gal ee ak ol : e power and S See Sa «Surgeon. Office norta side square. Hl aye elds much influence with | weapons forsale. Threen rofessing torule only by the consent | si : ees acre Butler,Mo. Diseasesof womenand chil i] the Mexicans, and thecamp was soon | bought them were arrested and E their | — en aspecialtv. i in a wild state of excitement,and the!, , - EE Ere ae eco ene Gare ae | pales ies aaa : neighborhood scoured for tha wonla-| being held pees jin Editio ae j ITT. i be murderer, who was found the fol-| TO ARRIVE BY : , puri- |t tions for promotion DR. J. T. HULL \ lowing day and taken by a detach- ’ _ JUNE 20 Sepia : : ingever published. Take DENTIST. i ment of soldiers tot hilhuahua ee eee and over} 2 ; a : eee : on is It Parlors Over Mode] Clothing Co. Yo Modernize Philippines. When the Ships Bringing Soldiers ‘ t dot th | z shacks ty Sar ers y be ex stclte: marth side soars ; to Beseders‘e c dof the 1m this office aoe aE t Che men who are to modert Home are Expected. undred . a Philippine islands passed 1 a t Kansas City yesterday afternoo f ; They form yd ion of i : ees: a TABLER’ : the United States eng corps 2. oO. SD ss 4 and occupy a spe t € t BU - CK EYE = ; she. ext S iia OINTMENT 25,000), —— F W t : sips; t > 5 [Sheridan Cor | & = ‘ CURES NOTHING BUT PILES. t i i % ee %4 SURE and CERTAIN CURE K A NS A oa B é B ‘ 7 known for {5 years as the ' 2 i yea ° e S mess REMEDY for PILES. For Sal Fiat rr, ; = n- Z aleontcign las x t i rt of se Shat blood : s ge LD BY ALL DRU or eontcig it Years’ Credit, & t 4 5 S222. 1 ‘a RMERS! Fae Es ee | a Perfee ” AGENTS WANTE = «caer me TOWwNsHTs PARM RicuTs : sh, "© | CHAS. M. EVANS. Ceneral Agent, SN. W. Cor. 4th ang Elm Sts.. CINCINNATI. O or address at OV ALLON. MO. cortez tulv Educate = Bowels ‘With Cai Candy Cathar: 10,550. IFC.C.C. fa