The Butler weekly times., 1896-05-07

building up solid. heaithiuI HSsa'
Bill boards for the circus are
being put up.
The papers say the outlook for the
Kansas wheat crop is the best in the
history Of the state.
Dixie McCann, deputy sheriff,
brought down three U. s. prisoners
Tuesd ay to lay out jail sentences.
After the 18th the grocery stores
will close at o'clock, for the sum
mer months, as do the dry goods
stores.
Boils and pimples are due to i'm
pure blood. Remove them by max
ing the blood pure with Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Rube Lucas, Nevada man who
has been very sick with hidden all
ment, tested the X ray light in st.
Louis, and the result was finding of
q stone about the size of lead PEN
Gil in the kidney.
Simon and James Kennedy, broth
ers. on trial at Macon, Mo-, for mur
dering Dick Collins, of Sedalia, De.
cember, 1898, at New Cambria, Mo,
were set free. Simon acknowledged
the shooting but plead self defense.
James was indicted as an accessory.
Marshall, Mo-, May Is. T. Lyme,
cashier of the defunet Slater Savings
bank, has been on trial here this
week before Special Judge Lay of
Warsaw. for receiving deposits after
he knew tho bank to be insolvent
He was acquitted to day.
Taswell Woody, of Yellow Stone
Park, Wyoming, is in the city visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Mary E. Robin
son. Mr.. Woody owns q farm Of
$50 acres in Morgan county, where
he has been, and is now on his way
home.
A tramp nuisance at the depot
should not be permitted to exist
Parties living near the depot tell US
the old scale house at the grain ele-
vator. which has stove in it, is
used as home and hardly a night
passes that it is not filed with these
gentlemen of leisure.
Bill Doolin, chief of the Oklahoma
and Indian Territory outlaws, was
indicted Saturday by the grand jury
at Saltwater, Ok, for the murder of
three men. The execution of Bill
will about wind up the career of
the leaders of the desperate band
which has long terrorized that sec.
tion of country.
P. NJ. Lane, of Spruce, one of the
TINES oldest and most substantial
friends and subscribers called Sat.
urday and renewed. Mr.. Lane was
accompanied by his grand daughter
Irene j. Keller, who for her age is
perhaps the heaviest child in the
county. Irene is nine years of age
and weighs 112 pounds.
Milan, Mo-, April 3O.-H. T. Nc
Clanahan of Milan died at s O'Clock
this morning of asthma. Mr.. Nc
Clanahan was very prominent
democrat, having served as circuit
clerk for eighteen years in Sullivan
county, and recorder until the gov
ernor divided the offices in this state
He was the democratic candidate
for state senator from the sixth dis
trict in 1894 and went down with
the political landslide. He was
about 60 years of age.
A printing Office is usually consid
cred as tough place and the news
paper worker very bad man. Sta
tistics, however, do not bear ou
that idea. Of $500 convicts in tn,
state penitentiary of Texas there i.
not a printer or newspaper man
while there are ministers, doctors
bankers, BARRIERS, photographers
barkeepers, cooks and members O
all professions and callings. Tn,
printer gets a bad name because the
nature of his business teaches hin
to detest shams and to scorn tn
hypoerite, Mt. Pulaski Ills J News
Hicks forecast for May saws tn
month will open cool with frost
probably in northeasterly direction
about the second or third when
change TO much warmer will ensue
From the 4th to the 7th many YER
active storms may be counted on
Reactionary storms from 9ih to 12tl
then excessive warmth followed b
hail and cool weather is prophesied
Violent storms from 18th to 18th
There will be some very fine fai
days, but also much heat and storr