The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-20


brothers, foot pads and would be
arrested for the hold up Of
and the two miners Satur.
day night, to Hagedorn's gallery
to have their pictures taken to be
placed in the rogues gallery.
Immigrants and returning voya-
gers find in Ayers Sarsaparilla a
cure for eruptions, boils, pimples,
eczema, etc, whether resulting from
sea-diet and life on ship board, or
from any other cause. Its value as
a tonic and Alternative medicine can
not he overestimated
Mrs. DR.. Boulware was taken sud-
denly worse Monday and during the
day and entire night was in a most
critical condition. Tuesday morn
ing she was reported to be slightly
better, but was SO PROSTATE from the
attack that the doctor deemed it ad-
visable to remain with her during the
day and was not down to his Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Dodge, OF
of DeKalb, Ills, are visiting at the
residence of MIR. Joe McKibben.
Mrs. Dodge will remain in the city
few days visiting her mother Mrs.
Tiffany, and will then join her hus
band at Ft. Worth, Texas, and they
will then continue their trip to Cali.
fornia, where they expect to spend
six months or a year.
The following named gentlemen
were summoned Monday as special
grand jury, to inquire into the case
of the Orr brothers, arrested Satur
day night for highway robbery and
attempted murder: J. A. Wright, JAS
Drysdale, G. W. Eichler, Josiah Cox
G. W. Buxton, Chas. LaFollett, Jas
Warnock, J. B. Small, Frank Martin
G. W. Holloway, J. M. Patty and D.
D. McCann.
John Johnson, a man with many
aliases, has been arrested at Sedalis
as suspect of the railroad robbery
at Nassau, near Nevada, ON tht
night of Jan. 18th. He has confessed
to being wanted in Texas for high
way robbery, and is believed to b.
one of the men that robbed th'
depot at Richards, Vernon county
and at Ft Scott. He is reported t,
be bad man.
Paul McNeel, prominent ant
prosperous farmer of Jackson town
ship, johnson county, after sufferin,
untold agony for two years will
cancer of the stomach and liver, die,
last week. Thirty-fve hours late
his little son, a babe of four months
suffering with the same disease
passed away and its little body wa
locked in its fathers arms and on
coffin served to plant both in tn
grave to await the resurrection day
Miss Susan B. Anthony, the oldef
of old maids. and the most note
woman saffragest in the Unite
States, celebrated her 18th Dirt
day Saturday, at Rochester, Ne
York. She was born in Sout
Adams, Mass, in 1920. In issuln
the cards to reception, Miss Anti
ony laughingly remarked, 81 will /
. particularly pleased to have the gel
tiemen call and see a rs year. oil
maid
The popullst office seeker und'
penalty must not announce tt
= fact in the good old way, b'
L there is no objection offered shou
Il he call and give the editor 81 or
to say in complimentary noti
0 that he would be a winner if non
It mated for this or that Office, and
d this way gets his name paraded b
n fore the party. These silly fsllo'
. are throwing away their none
when it 10 . we'll known fact th
g Pierce Hackst 10 the ling master q
no nomination can bs made witho
, his consent. For proof Of this y
>. have only to refer to the popul
:; conventions held in this county.