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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-17

It seems odd, says the New York Tr-
bune. TO add the study Of the noble game
OF poker TO the curriculum Of a young
ladys education, but it is nevertheless
true that an up-to-date and fashionable
Tnatron has actually engaged an expert
poker player TO teach her daughters how
TO play.
"Of course, they are bound to gamble
and they might as well play well as bad
IT," argued their mother; so, by the way
OF a lighter accomplishment, the little
blonde angels, with their flying golden
hair and highbred faces, may be seen
seated at a table with the professional,
intent upon the inrricncies of the game.
One cannot help wondering who the ex-
pert" poker player may be who Is engaged
20 teach the aristocracy. Is he one of
Bret Hartes dangerous fascinators with
soft voice and perfect manner or is he
one Of the lashy gentlemen of the profess
sion who wear diamond studs and conspic-
uous neckues; or simply a tough" ac-
customed TO pluck pigeons in the Bowerye
II would be interesting TO know the sort
Of man that would be selected 70 teach
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22
2ttt6tcn.

-Baitor 3. 8. Gtttpsin bon Susbess
totpn psrbnno am Montas Gbenb Sreb.
8ui4eI unb SRI. annu Iii4ler su sinem
Gpepaare.
- Bier masiirte Ginbreder branssn
am Samtae Hahmittas in bic Wobn'
uns bss Senrp Nnbetion su Susbsstonn
upb hablen sll in 8aareelo uno spei
lilbsrne nbren Nncerion paro NIT
einsm Strid ans 8ett eebunben, f0cab
bic Diebe unbelaitist entflisben tonnten.
= Senator Sames g. Sloeum bon
Greter tpil linen idOn Ianse bsubii&tis'
ten Plon sur Ausilibruns brinSsn. Der
oarin befsbt, elm erobss SOtel unb
partanlassn auf BEN 8erss seeeuGbsr
gampbsQ's 2sbss berridten su laHen.
Nu ben 0orarbsltsn NJ ihon beeonnen
porbsn. Sloeum's FOB pereitelt natiir'
li4 oas Rroistt.
- Sames s. Slocum. Elm frGberer
9ohmeifer ron scranton unb i'm 2ada'
mama une Wpomins 9bale poblbe'
tannt, srlitt am Wontas 4beno turs ppr
8 nbr einen ttaaii6en lob, inbem er
nabe @ampbsa's 2eose, wdbrsno er auf
ben @elsiien Der 2sbisb Bailey Gompa'
ME lief, bon sinem 8Oblensuse sstrOfsn
unb eeiootst tpurbe. Seln 2opf warb
lbm beinabe bon Rumpfe eetrsnnt unr
Der 86rper an perfbisoenen Stsaen bon
ben 8doern seribnittsn. Ser Beruns
slildie mar 81 Sabre alt uno iein S6id'
| iaI bat bier aasemsine Trausr bsrpores.
rufen. ba er iebr beIisbt NOR.
- Gin fart ausetruntensr PoIe bs'
trat am Sonntae Nbsno bic WObnune
ieines 2anbsmannes Mnton Sdwarti, In
elmer Safe nabe Dta StraBs. mo ein'
ainosstaufs sur 8eit sefsiert tpuroe. uni
perisste Der 6rau Sdparti elnen 5uB'
tritt, Der in ibrem Suitanbe lebensl
ssfdbrlid IN ; Der Inere,fer purbe arre'
tirt unb sineefsdt. nahoem sr aasi
nobeFsbsnoe bemoIirt butte. Simor
Noreiet bsiBt Der 8srl. beitano am Don
tag elm Dsrbbr uno tpuroe ;u $40 Straf
uno 80 Gage i'm 0efdn8niB perurtfeiit
iotpis unter 81 900 Blrei6aft weBeI
osm Aneriif sefelt bic 5rau. bic er an
/. sesriifen, bsfinost ii& auf Der 8siieruns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22
Bon Der Smbfette.

goIisiii @rnR S&mitt if sefdbrIi1
an Der Gppenoicitis erfranft.
Sobn $. Wuain wurbe am Disnfoa
in Der Sdb SiablmlbIe burd B ibes
Detail in i6merslider Weiie perlett.
Soiepb S6aff bon 8se& Strabs. Bic
Dor fursem permanenter Wiann Der Grp
ital S6Iauh @ompanie, itarb am Dien'
itaa Ibeno uno tpiro beute 9abmittas
BON Der faib. 81. Warien 8lrbe aus bes
etbiet perben.
nA- Wsr Granddaughter, Seniferuor'
bdnge oesr 9lnitrei1erarbeiien nbtbie
bat. piro gut unb bil.a bsoient, tpsnn er
ii6 an Sranf y. Borders wenoet, 7l3
Seear Apsnue. mo cub Elm srober 8or'
ratb BON @snts 4ltlfel su baben iine.
sS- frau Ut. 3rdmer bat bic nsushen
5rlbjabrs, Wooen bon Teip Oort mitse.
bradt unb bic ipsseLen OnerbIte uub
8onnets fdr Damen unb Dtdohen iinb
8untpsrfe fsinen Geidmads uno garter
Arbsit. Wa6strdnse flr 8onfirmanoin'
men iinb sbenfalls su baben. 5rau Dt.
8rdmer, Pusmu6srin. 427 -429 @eoar
apenue. l4.3
Ser ct. Soispt's 8srein ber iatb.
St Warlsn @smeinoe bat bic Serren
Ausuit ). 8sbner uno Soiepb 4lbrebt
als ielne Dels8utep gum StaaiSeonpent
Der falb. @siellidaflsn erndblt. tpsl&sr
gnbe Wai uno Anfanes Stunt in poits'
plae ftaliinbet Sic psrben in 8srbin'
puns nit ben Oslesaten oeS 81. 9eter's
Bersins periu6sn. ben nadfen Gonpent
blerber Su brln8sn.
Nm na&tsn Witimo6 bdIt Der Su'
senD 8erem Der 60. lulb. @brlfuS 2ube
IN Stlmpif's @srmanla Saqe e,ue met.
lere Nbsnbunterbaltune ab, bic iebr er'
folgrel9 su psrosn peripri4t. 9leuberii
unterb 4lleuoe bumoriftliae Sahen iino
ips,ieu fur oielslbe aus Berlin bejoBen
porpen uno reripreden eln reidbaltlses.
anlpre6snoes grosramm. Ser @lntrlli
fur Gswa1isns 1T rs, fdr &lnosr l5
@entS.
8ersebt ni1t, bab beuts Ibenb sun'
9ensfb BON Iurnlsbrer Garl Stalbsr IN
DER Mrbetter 0aae bic 8robe iurneriid'
S1auitsauns ftatlFapet; pas prc8rdmn
II Elm intereHintes uno beitebt aus fol'
senben 9tummern Ouueriure. prof
5aft; Santelibunsen. 9lht, uno 8el'
terfampf, /. 9nabentlaRs; Auf' uni
usbsriprinse am Bod. Q. anabsntlaRe
8sulenidmlnsen, .. Wlao4entlaHs
ldrnen am Barren. aftipe 2urner uni
36sllnse Sreidbunsen nit @sians
Rslseu nit 8eians. l. Wdobentlafs
Solo. asuIsnitwlnsen; Stababunsel
NIT Steluneen. 2. 8nabsntl0fs; flo
ret. 5sGisn. @e. @iiele uno Garl Sial
bsr SIN soolosi4sn @artsn BON Seran
ton. (gm bumoriitiidss 3utunftsbll
obne @ort.) II Tbsil -Ouperturs
ptoi. Sait; 2sbenbes Bib; Blumsn
Rsisen. Damentlafe; Watroisn.T Tans
4ibleiie Stub /; Reapoliianli4ss 8olts
, i,so mt 9an3. 3. WdotentlaRe; Better
, ppramtpsn, Nlbletie Stub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22
Wapne Gountp.

SpnesbaIe. .-3psi finf Ionnen par'
roti aanonen, b,e mdbrenO OsS Burger
trieses auf einsm Sbladiidlffe benubt
uuroen, iine bier bon BEN 8rootlpn
Marinsbof sinsetroffsn unb Dor BEN
Snsans bes Gsrl1tsaebdubss aufseitsal
perben. SRI. Bertha s. 5drib bat ibrs
5tuoien i'm SisnOsrupbiren unb 1pss'
nriting abiolplrt unb n bsim8stebrt.-
8eneo,ti asrl itarb am Wontae gla1'
miitas in ieiner Bobnuna auf Union
o,a nat sinpbhsntl,6er arantbsit in
65. 2sbensjabre unr rpurbe am W,ttpod
uon Der bsutidsn tatb aude aus beer
oist; elm SObn unc brei 9b&ter tiber'
leben ibn. -Srau Warp S6end. Nitiw,
css perh. u. o. Sdsnd BON Gberri
Ritse, ftarb um Samfas in Der Bcb
nung ibrer 1O6ter Sruu Abrabau
Dsdsr su @rupIis Seisbts i'm alter Dol
80 Sabren unb wuroe am WonlaS beer
oiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22

aneeifellten Grbeitsr Enb babur1 in ni6t
aerinee Notb periett irorbsn. 8molf
Dtinen fsben ieBt auber 8etrisb. nem'
LID Der 8. & 0..8. So. SO. 8 S6adt.
Der 8, &. 8. Gonsnsbom Sdadt, bic
Srantlin Mlne oer 8. Q. &. Co.. Der 8.
& s.. Baltimore 9unnsa. bic D. b 8.
8eb Nfb go 3. @eit @no aoblen 60.
Uine. 9. .. 8. 60 Waltbp BREEDER,
DIT. 2ootout Wilns, o.. 8 & @ Bette
bone. Woobparb unb Nuonoale Sbahte
uno 8. & D..8. So. Rottinsbam Uiins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22
6ube Oarfer Rpttsen.

- Der 9 Sabre aIte Soispb Wpers
farb am Dlontas Hadmiitas i'm 81.
'Bairids Baiisnbeim an Der 1spbOib.
pneumonia.
Sobu SiIecr bon Norb SiImore
Gpenue 1T am Samitna in Der 8risbin
Nine BON einsm qua Barren estroifen
unb in iebr i&mersIidsr Dsiis perIsst
poroen.
- Ser ftarfs @ino am Wontae ris
an Norb Nain Npsnue elm S6tIb ber.
ub, bas ben Sunsen Soc Nsblqs bon
5airbietp Nuenus traf, aber ni1t peiter
uerlsste unb nur Fart eridredte.
5. &. Trdser Iieb am Samiiae
ben s. $. 2eos in Dilfsss8arre arreti.
rem. neil leBterer bon ibm @sIo unier
faliden 8otipieasluneen erlanst battle I;
&eos itsllts fur Elm 8erb6r an Disnitas
81 900 8drsfdnft.
Or. 9. S. Strupplsr's Stall bin.
ter SGo Main Apenue purbe ON Non.
tag Nbenb bur6 einsn brennenoen & .bs
ri&tbaufen in 8ranb seisbt, bod narb
eerislbe seIDf4t. sbe er peiteren Sda.
ben anridtete.
- @m. 5. @abeI bon SIb @arfeIo
auenus purDe am Montas Ibenb ssIs.
sentli6 ieinss Is. @sburtstases bon els
ner Srsunbesidaar Ibsrraibt unb nit
elmer blbiden iiIbernsn Safe uno I'm.
tertahe befdenft.
- Man bat bduHser i'm Srdbabr Ell.
men 6uiten tpie I'm Winter, in 5olse bes
uerdnbetIiden Wstters. Damn 1T es
3eit, Or. Ausuit &Dnis's Samburssr
Sruiitbee gu eebrauben. st binbert,
baB Der Suitsn ii& psriaIimmsrt unb
beiIt i6nsl.
= Die 10 Sabre aIts Sennie Dibis.
mann, eine 3ohlsr bss pert. 4nion
Bibismann. lit felt furaer 4slt am
Nabniinn unb ipuroe am Sonntas bem
Seim bes Guten Sirten iibsrnieien. Gin
lunser Wann namenS Roiar ioQ an ibrer
@eiitesperpirrune bic Sdulo trasen.
= Srau 8atrif yiiIep BON Weribian
Strabe nOate ON Sonnias 8ormittag
an 2adapnnna Npenue nit ibrsm Sdus.
ling einen Strobenbabnnueen beitsisen,
ale berielbe iib unerwartet in 8spesuna
isbte unb iie ouf bas Streb bsnpHiiter
aeipotfen purbe; sum Slid enlfam f.
nit nur lel6len 8erlsbuneen.
= Sobn O'ReiI bon asiier apenuc
Durbe in Der Gapusa Nine in idmers.
liber @siie burb einen Dedenfaq per'
lsbt unb Wm. Sapfins bon DAT Strabs
poro in Der Bon Siord Dins spiidsn
sinem 8arren uno ..8ib" sefansen une
,bm brei Rlppen sebroUsn unb idmera
ltbe Sdrammen sueefdst; beibe I'M
fdae ersisneten iih am Donneritus.
- Gin bsIabsnbsr 8usen Der WooTc
9ulper Gompanie purselte am Denner
tag Nahmitta8 miiiammt bem 1reibei
uno gielu iiber einsn abt Sub bober
abbana bel Der Tripp 8reu,uns uno ir
Elm paar Winuten buitsn iib bic nabe'
ppbnenbsn 2sute unD anoere Grsibsr elm
ssfunben, um Sdlfe 3u leiiten; aaes
sina gut. bis @lner ,tpei probe 8iitsn be-
msrfie. auf osnen ,Dpnomit" anae
ihrlsben mar, iporauf pobli6 eer gife'
aQer ibtpanb uno iie BEN Ireiber baitii
abi4iso iasten uno ssri&wanoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22

% III msbr Satarrb in oisier Sseeno bet
'aoens ole uou alien anosrtu Sruuibeiten u
famm,n uno bic in Den lts'eu Sdbren aolt Ct
ils unhsilbar Bise Sabre lana trtldrts
Dot orsn ihu fur cine Ioidls 8rau bsii M
hri ben lotIls psilmittsl Dor uno ba fe H.
mt dr,hi er Bsbanoluns bsitduoie niht iuur
rsr. eriIarisu f. ibn fur unbetlbar. DE 3r'
Isnihaft bat btplsisn, oab 8 iiIrrb cine Gov
iiuliousfrantbet IT nno otbbalb eonitiiutio
n.Qs Asbauoluus trtoroert oats Saiarrb
aur fobrbrt BON 3 3. Gbeuep i 80
splsbo Ohio 1T ole eiusiae oufitutio ele Sul
I'm Wartte Sic miro innerIih in 0ofen oot
8absn Don 0 srOpitn bis ju eiu.m Ibesl0fe
uoa lenommsn sic wirit outtt auf ois Blu
uno Die fhlsimias Cbtff6ds oss eptsms
Slt bi,ten einhunoert Dollars fur isosn 4all
osn fs Su turirsu usrfeblt 9a5i Gud Gireu
Iare uno 5eu9nlfefommen aorffiri;
3. > GbeRep & g Solsoo, ..
RdS- 8ettauft BON allen apotbetsrn. Toe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22

-Sn ben @obnunsen Der 8srIiner
Anar1iitsu 2anbauer unb Spobr. bee
Druders Sisbsnmarf uno bes Sebers
@sibnsr iine pOIiseiIi&s Sausiu6unssn
uoraenemmen porben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-22

- Sn bem StabI Department bsr
Warplano uno Benniplpania Stabl Som.
panic su SpurtOp's 9oint trifft man
8orbersiiunssu sum 8esinn Der Nrbsii
am l. Rai na6 brsiidbrlssr nntbatiS'
felt.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10


10 own up that DR.. Williams Pink pm.
helped me. as | had 10 confidence in ths..
When l could not carry on the imposiriar
any farther, | told my wife that the nilis
were helping me. | took three boxes befa,~
| was entirely cured, and We now keen ths,s
in the house all the time.
Il am not prepared 10 say that DR.. W,ls
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People will crss
everything. but | know they viii cure kidnsvs
troubles and general muscular weakness !.
they cured me.
. now recommend them to eyeryone 4.
my neichhorhoed, where | formerly m.ls
sport of all proprietary remedies"
U. y. WILSON. B
Subscribed and swcrn to before me. EaA.
ary Public. this fourth day of March ise7.
ROBERT E. HULL, JR.. Notary Pallie.
Wayne County, Michigan.
An analysis of Dr. Williams Pink Pills fcr
Pale People shows that they contain. in con.
densed form all the elements necessary to give
new life and richness 10 the blood and reSfose
shattered nerves. They are an unfailing spe.
cific for such diseases as locemotor ataxia par~
tal paralysis, st. Vitus' dance, seiatica neural.
gia. rheumatism, nervous headache, the affer
effects of la grippe. palpitation Of the heart
pale and sallow compilations, all forms al
weakness either in male or female, and ali
diseases resulting from vitiated humors in thA
blood. Pink Pills are sold by all dealers. az
will be sent post paid on receipt of price. 50
cents box. or six boxes for S2.5O-(they are
never sold in bulk or by the 1901 BY address.
ing Or. Williams Medicine Company, Scha,
nectady, n. Y.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
A Builders Experience.
A USEFUL LIFE Renewed
IN A Remarkable MANNER
vdney Y. Wilson Was Near Deaths Door. Deete,,
Failed to Help nim-A Home Remedy Sue.
eeeded in Saving His Life.
From the Evening Nssss. Detroit, Mica.


Udney Y. Wilson. contractor and builder,
living in Detroit. Mich. at s. High Street,
West, said regarding pr. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People: For years | have
been out of doors in all kinds of bad weather,
looking after my building contracts. l have
worked many days in the rain and cold to
complete some building. About two years
ago | noticed | could not get around as
should, and commenced TO have severe pain
in my back. tried the usual remedies with
out getting any relief and for nearly year |
suffered intensely. | kept up as long as
could, as had several contract. for buildings
that had 10 be completed
AT night l could not sleep. Ny physi-
clan said it was my kidneys. and every day
went out doors they would keep me awake
nearly all the following night. Instead of
getting better | became worse, and worried
great deal about my work. The doctor
said | must quit work and go TO bed, or he
would not be responsible for my life.
All the medicines | took only helped
me temporarily. Some days / would feel
better and GO out day only 10 be again con-
fined to my bed for weeks at time. One
day my wife suggested that | try DIR. VIII
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and |
laughed at the idea.
Finally when | got into such condition
that l would take almost anything in the
hope of relief, l tried the pills. They helped
me from the start, but would not acknowl.
edge it and said it was the other medicines
that had just commenced to work. disliked
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
A RICH PAUPER.
An Iowa Farmer Buries $50, 900, Loses His
Memory and Depends on Charity.

An Iowa Farmer Buries $50, 900, Loses Hi.
Memory and Depends on Charity.
Eldora, Ia, May 81 With $50
900 in cold, hard cash buried on his
farm, James Webster, Hardin
county farmer. bids fair to end his
days as a charity patient at the state
insane asylum, or as an inmate of
the county poor farm.
Webster was in business IN 1898
and lost quite heavily in several fail
ures throughout Iowa. Lest the re
mains of his fortune be also wipe d
out he sold everything he posses ed
except small farm. four miles north
of Eldora, and buried the proceeds
of bis sales in small caches about the
place The total amount is estimate d
at not far from $4,000 His mem
ory has totally failed him of late,
and, notwithstan ding his efforts to
locate his hiding places, he can find
none of them. His mental condition
makes it impossible for him to care
for himself, and being without rela
tives he must depend or support
upon charity or go to the county
poor house
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
ENOcH ARDEN FROM THE WAR.
Old Soldier Returns to Find His Wife Married
Again.


Again.
Columbia, No, May 2s.-A story
resembling Enoch Arden has just
come from Wilton, Boone county,
lust southeast of here. In 1861
Rowland Grigge, a strapping young
fellow of Is years of age, left his
home near Wilton to join the Con
federate army. He bsde good-by to
his young wife and their six weeks
old daughter, Margaret, aud promis
i. d to return 10 few short months
But months passed, and then years,
and all the neighbors and friends
who had been in the armies on either
side returned, but Griggs came not.
After waiting nearly ten years for
her husband, Mrs Griggs gave him
up for dead, accepted he attentions
Of Riley Rifelo, prosperous oache
lor farmer near Wilton, and married
him. OF this union Eve children
were born.
A stranger cine this week to the
Wilton neighborhood. No one knew
HIM, though he said he Was born and
reared near by He asked for Mrs.
Griggs. and an old farmer told him
of her marriage to Rlfelo The
stranger said he had known her
when a girl, and would call on her
He did so, but was not T. cogu.zed.
He was invited to dinner and accept
ed. Then as the meal was concluded,
he announced his identity. He said
he was Rowland Griggs and that
Mrs. Riffelo was his wife.
He told his story and proved it BY
documents and other evidence. He
had been wounded on the battlefield
Of Murfresborc, and captured by
the Union army Remaining in hos
pital and prison until the close of
the war. he had heard bis wife and
child were dead. He did not return,
! therefore, to Missouri, bat went to
Iowa where he has been engaged In
farming. A longing to look on the
scenes of his earlier DAYS seized him,
and he came back to Boone county
After mutual recognitions, followed
q problem--would he claim his wife?
She seemed happy and content in
her new relations, and the first hus-
band would not disturb her. Ac-
cordingly, after visit to his baby
Margaret, now married for the sec
ond time, Griggs left for his home
in Iowa
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
An Important Hog Law.

The new law reg eulat,ng the burial
of hogs that die of disease went into
effect the first of June. Its provi.
sions are very rigid, aud if as rigidly
enforced the chances for an epidemic
of cholera to spread over the State
will be reduced to the minimum
The new law requires the owner Of q
hog which has died from any disease
whatsoever to Immediately bury the
same at least two feet under ground
and such burial must not be in any
slough or ravine. It is made the
duty OF township constables to see
that the law is enforced Eek.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
OYarrun bY Rats.

Milan, Mo, May 31.-During the
past week great droves of rats have
made their appearance in this coun
ty. The farmers say the timber and
fields are full of them, and that they
are doing great damage to the corn,
oats and wheat fields The farmers
in the neighborhood of p. E Ryan,
four miles east of this city. gathered
at the latter's farm last Saturday
and during the Gay succeeded in
killing over 900 rats.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.

With local applications, as they cannot
a blood or constitutional disease, asd in
order to cure it You must take iuternal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of tn. best phy sicians
in this country for years, and is regu-
lar prescription. 1t Is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination OF
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all druggists, price 75c.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
NanlaS the Baby,

It must have been three months, at least,
Or six. or seven, maybe,
That wife and l the puzzle conned
OF what to name the baby.
We studied all the cognomens.
Fer known to fame and fable.
And all that ever won place
In zenealogic table.
And when at last We culled a word
That seemed fitting title.
What, In the name of goodness, was
Our industry IS requi.al?
just this: Her aunty called her 'Puss,'f
Her grandma called her. Cutesy,''
fondled her with ''Papa's pet
Her mamma, "Toossy- woo.sy.''
Her sisters named her '.Tunnin' one.''
Her brother her Lingo
And when last night the parson came
To christen her. by jingo!
We had to over, go the list
From Zeus to Alley.
Before We could discover what
We'd really name the baby
Boston Courier
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
There is Nothing 80 Good.

There is nothing just as good as DIR.
Kings New Discovery tor Consumption
Coughs and Colds. 50 demand it and do
not permit the dealer to sell YOU some
substitute. He will not claim there is
anything better, but in order to make
more profit he will claim something else
to be just as good. You want DR. Kings
New Discovery because you knew 1t to
DC safe and reliable, and guaranteed to
10 good or money refunded. For
coughs, colds, consumption and all 9th
er affections OF throat, chest and lungs,
there is nothing so good as DIR Kinss's
New Discovery. TRIAL bottles free at II
L fuckers drugstore.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
Epidem'c Of Hog Cholera.

Wichita, Kan, June 3.-An epi
demic of hog cholera has broken out
in the country eight miles west OF
this place. Nearly 300 hogs have
died already in one township. The
heaviest losers are County Commits
sioner Wilson, Frank Bowman and
Charles McClellon, stockmen who
live along the Cowekin creek.
Farmers have adopted rigid mea
sures to stop the spread OF the mala.
dy. The hogs are kept in oat fields
or pastures and as soon as an animal
shows signs of sickness it is killed
and its carcass burned. The disease
has spread over three townships in
as many days.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
Special Commissioner Sale of Real
Estate.

By authority OF decree in partition made by
the circuit court OF Bates county, Missouri, IL,
the case Of Adah Fitch, ct al. VS.. Louisa Jane
Danielson, ct al will sell At private sale a.
the best price 10 be obtained therefor the FOL
lowing described real estate situated in gates
county, Missouri, to-wit:
The east half Of lots number one d1 and two
ca OF the northeast quarter OF section four Al in
township forty f40j range thirty-three fssI: aIso
the south half of the southeast quarter Of Sec
ton thirty three fS3) in township forty-one al
OF range thirty-three fS3}; also the east half Of
lots number one Cd and two f2B Of the northwest
quarter Of section four "a and the west half of
lots number one ID and two f2J Of the northeast
quarter Of section four Al in township forty 40,
range thirty-three f33).
The terms of sale viii be cash, and said z1Ie
viii be made sRbjset to the apsrova OF the cir
euit court "A. acres OF the above described
land Is situated in Homer township, and eli iytsy
acres aGJoininiBg il in West Point townshin
Tne whole 32e acres viii be sold in q body ar
iE viii De divided into smaller tracts to suit
purchaser. =
JOHN G. HAYES
VII Special Coxnmis ioner.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10

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Reflections Of a Bachelor,

New York Press.
A girl always talks about love in
the same tone a woman talks about
her first baby.
Every woman has an idea that she
en- judge man by looking straight
in his eyes.
Sin is a littlo love colored Cupid
that combs his hair pompadour to
hide the horns.
"Misery loves company" was writ,
ten by an old bachelor whose mar
ried friends had enticsd him into
it
A man wears love about as long
as he does q suit of clothes; wo
man az long as she does her hair.
When q woman compliments q
man he believes it till he gets angry
with her. When q woman gets an.
cry with man she stays 90 till he
compliments her.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
No. cart
shipped.
Dick on Deck.

Cleveland, O., June 2.-Maior
Charles F. Dick, secretary of the
national republican committee, ar.
rived in Cleveland Tuesday. He i'm.
mediately opened Hanna headquar-
ters in the fan Gus Hanna ofices in
the Perry Payne building. Senator
Hanna will not come to Cleveland
until after the Toledo convention,
but will 60 directly to Toledo from
Washington. Major Dick denies the
report that Hanna is in any way dis.
turbed over the situation.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-10
Grain Thieves.

Sterling, Ill, June George
Kaufman. son of q prominent farm
er of Whiteside County, was killed
by grain thieves near his fathers
home, FIVE miles north of this city.
The body was then placed on a straw
stack, wich was set on fire.
Bloodhounds followed trail to q
house nile away, where the dogs
attacked farm hand. but whether
or not he is the guilty person has
not yet been ascertained.