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The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-01
Carlisle in Kentucky Politics,

Louisville, Ky, June 25.-Hop
John q. Carlisle arrived in the cit,
to-day from Washington, D. c., and
after u conference with Secretary
Carroll and Thos. w. Bullitt. of The
National Democratic State Central
Committee. he announced that be
would return to Kentucky pe1t
~ onth and come as a delegate from
henton county to the state conyen.
ton, to be held here on July H. In
soninats a candidate for clerk of
The court of appeals. He said, also.
soat ne would be prepared to make
9 speech before the convention. AZ
the Gait House, where Mr.. Carlisle
as stopping. it was the topic OF dis.
Snssion IN the lobby that Mr.. Car
aisle would accept the gold demo
Gaso nomination for the presidency
IN $500. Mr.. Carlisle saws he is here
Is an attorney employed by Conn.
Eoler Ecklss in the defunct Germsn
National Bank ease.
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Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISsOURI1 :.

'i1sa Count, oy Of aissoon h.s... IS.
In the Probate Court for the county ef -
May term. 1887. d. v. Brown. sdni1ls9'
tor. e. g. Lockwood, deceased.
Order OF Publication
lockwood deceased. pfssents - - g
his petition, praying for IN sr69 M
the fale Of 20 much Of the rsal eee.Is
Of said deceased ~ viii pay a.1 s11y
the remaining detts due BY sid
and yet unpaid for want of su0eie1s
accompanied by the accounts. lists -
tories required by law In s1e1 go
examination whereof II 10 osda
ali persons interested In the -
said deceased. be notified tha lss
cation a. Aforesaid has been made, -
the contrary be shown on or bsfore -
day OF the next term OF this court -
On the 2pd Monday OF August, 1s9I 49,
order Will be made for the sale 0f tne N...
or SO much Of the real estate Of sid
as viii be Sufficient for the p1ymsW
debts; and it 10 further ordered. thae
nee be ed In eome newspApst
state. for four weeks before the nsxt T.
this court and thst q copy OF tails -
served On each OF the heiYs reading =
county NJ least ten days prior 70 the - = ssz
Of this court. sss}
STATE or MISSOURI, s..
l. Wn. II Dalton. Judge Of the
Court. held In and for said csuaty.
certify that the foregoing ia trus csp1
original order 81 publication thsTeis fee14
10. ss the same appears OF record in NJ
Witness my hand ard stAl -
isEALi court. Done o. once -
NO.. this 9TH day of June. -
isgs. HM II. DALTQAs
3s-i. Judge Of Pro-
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Sherin's Sale.

By virtue and authority Of 1 aunaIaf
execution issued from the once e9 r.
clerk of the circuit court Of Clay COUNT. r. p
able at the June term, 1877 of -
court, to me directed in favor or Wilt "
iissy and against Kemp NJ Woods, Jf.,l IN
levied and seized upon all the riGft. htta np
terest and claim OF said defendant. KeGs II
woods Jr. in and to the following descxfhofsuI
estate situated in Bates county, MisDou1l ~
wit: -----@--'ssssss
The southwest quarter OF the s0utheoos -
Yer OF section eleven QD; northwest 4nnk(3 II
tne southeast quarter OF section eieyea a&
southeast quarter OF the southeast qunrte4
section eleven 0D; southwest quarter ef19
southwest quarter OF section twelve (l8; -
east quarter of the northeast quarter 0f ooci111
fourteen 90; southeast quarter OF the Goa1e
west quarter OF section eleven GID; n1zihee
quarter of the northwest quarter Of soof111
fourteen G4; northwest quarter OF The MI.
west quarter of section fourteen 1lJ; nortAG1
quarter Of the northeast quarter OF sections
teen (l5); fifteen 15) acres OF north stde 60
northwest quarter or the northeast quaTtekM
section fourteen 90, all in townshjp 1B4s
two t42) Of range thirty -threet33) In Bates Co.
ty, Missouri, l will on
Wednesday July Z, 1s97,
Between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the -
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon u -
day, at the east front door of the court -
In the city of Butler, Bates county, 4ieoe
sell the same or so much thereof rs msy Ml3
CURED at public yendue to the highest -
Tor cash, to satisfy said execution and cost.
Z. c. MUDDy
Slit Sheriff Of Bates Couneg-
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All women should know that DR.. Pierce,s
Favo1te Prescription is perfect unfaiiinp
spec1hc for their delicate ailments. 1t cures
naturally and scientifically BY removing the
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Is the most wonderful builder-up of energy
ana nerve force for young women and
prospective mothers. 0
1t IS the only medicine of its kind pre.
pared by regularly graduated physician. a
skilled, experienced specialist DR.. Pierce
has been for nearly thirty years chief CON
suiting physician of the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, n. Y. snv
woman may consult him either personallv
or by letter, free OF charge.
DF- Pierce's wonderful free book, "Tfe Per.
PUG common Sense Medical Adviser, is tho,.
sano and eight-page volume, containing a rfea-
sApianaf;on Of the human physiology with rnr,rh
iGaIoTmation specially important for wornen
oVe1 soc illustrations It viii be sent ra-s--
ooaaor absolutely free, to any one who sends u
seufs IN ore-ccnt stamps to pay the cost Of r7a;I
ing er.y: Address, Worlds Dsspeuszrv sYas;r,f
ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, n. Y. If handsome dr..
aoie ciosh-bound binding is preferred senS Ten
esss nose &3i cents IN alb. to pay the extra cost
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Topeka, Kansas "A disruption of
the Grand Army of the Republic in
Kansas is tbre ateDed. Populists
charge that the organization ss it is
conduc'e l is practically an adjunct
OF the republican party At Newton
about 100 populist members of the
order have Withdrawn from their
posts and have organized a new
lodge. Leading populists here are
advocating similar move over the
state IN towr where the order is in
charge OF republican politicians. It
is estimate / that 10000 populist old
soldiers are members of the Kars.s
g. A. r
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In addition to being a tariff fol
robbery, the Senate bill is tariff fo,
eady. In no item 10 this taxation
'for buncombe more apparent than in
Ahe duty Of 20 per cent an agricul
eusi implements. Notoriously Amer
acsn implements OF this class .'hold
the market not only at hcme but
abroad" az Senator White eaid, but
they are sold cheaper to foreigners
Sa&n to our own formers, as The
World has conclusively shown. The
'osly thing not protected in the
new tariff will be the consumer
New York World.
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The engine of the south bound
passenger train on the NJ. X. st,
snllroad, crashed into q couple Of
cars which had been pushed from a
siding onto the main track at Mont
rose, Thursday by the high wind,
and sn unknown man, supposed to
hsVe been tramp riding on the
COW catcher was crushed to death in
eae collision. The engine was badly
'kamaged, but none of the passen
gers were injured. On the same
night just north of Ft. Scott a pre-.
'ntsely similar accident happened to
sae Memphis road, resulting this
time in the death of the engineer.
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The democratic state convention
for Ohio met at Columbus yester
dsy and q full State ticket will be
nominated. The fres coinage OF
@lver will be the dominant issue OF
eae campaign The party is in high
sprits over the bright prospects of
carrying the State this fall, and it is
'a0tscipated the campaign will be
one OF the hottest in the history OF
the state.
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Shot Him Dead,

Corbin, Ky, June 25.-John Cor
issy, Louisville travelling salesman,
~ss shot five times and INSTANTLY y
1iled by Dan Curry, business man.
Sarrys wife claimed that Corley had
insulted her as che was returning on
aSraln from Harrodsburg. Ky. re.
Gently The men met yesterday for
che hrst time, Corley having gone to
Curry's house.
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Will Open its Fall Term Sept 7. 1897

gang of robbers, made up of young
Dallas county men Two of their
number weakened and notified the
sheriff that an att.mpt would be
made to rob the mill. Tho Sheriff. 9
men surrounded the premises while
the robbers were at work and on
their re fusal to surrender fred into
the bulldog. Frank Taylor was in
stantly killed aud his brother, John,
badly wounded. John, however,
managed to escape through rear
entrance. The two ipformers are in
jail.
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RobheF Killed

Springfield. Mo, June 26.-At
Buffalo. forty miles north of here
and eff any railroad, last night.
Frank Taylor was killed and his
brother, John. badly wounded, while
attempting to rob the Wood Mill.
John escaped. The Taylors were
members of a recently organized
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OUTLAWS RAID A BANK.
Robbers Emulate the James Gang in aSouth
Dakota Town.

Robbers Emulate the James Gang in South
Dakota Town.
Deadwood, S. D., June 29.-Four
masked men yesterday made des.
perate attempt to rob the Butte
county bank at Belle Fourcbe. En-
tering the bank with revolvers drawn,
they ordered the customers present
and bank officials to hold up their
hands. A little hesitancy on the
part OF Cashier Marble drew q shot
from the gun of one of the robbers,
which chipped off a large portion of
the cashiers right ear and enforced
compliance with the command. The
safe and counters were relieved of
the cash they contained, and the
robbers, mounting their horses,
which had been conveniently sta.
toned near, rode away.
An alarm was Immediately given,
and in fe " minutes a we'll mounted
aud armed posse came up with the
fugitlves and a running fight ensued
which resulted in one of the robbers
throwing up bis hands and surren.
dering. The others being better
mounted continued their flight, but
are now being closely pursued and
have very few chances of escaping.
The day was favorable for a laid on
the bank, ss the weather was such
that it kept the townspeople off the
street, and the robbers had little
opposition and had quite start be.
fore the alarm was given.
There were FIVE men in the party
who made the assault on the bank
An unusual display Of FIRE arms on
their part attracted the attention of
A. Giles, a merchant, who surmised
that something was wrong, and gave
an alarm. Giles was made tho target
Tor avolley from the robbers pistols,
but escaped uniDjured. Pursuit was
prompt, the bandits having barely
time to unhitch Their horses and
mount before being surrounded. In
the fight that followed Walter Cav
OF Cay 4 Sone. was shot through
the cheek, receiving a painful wound
TIE outlaws fred right and left
while riding oat of town, but no one
else was wounded. Thomas Dav.
the captured robber, was overhaulsd
half mile from town, and is now in
jail at Deadwood. He is a strapeer
in the vicinity. The rest of the c.no
are now at bay at the Three Y ranch
few miles from Belle Fourcba
where they will likely be captured or
killed. -
1t transpires that less than s75
was taken from the bank, the CASH.
Arthur Marble, having slammed shut
and locked the doors of the vault al
the entrance of the robbers. He
WAS hred at three times, only one
snot taking effect. BE tried to re-
turn the hse, but his pistol failed
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Red Bud, ILL.,, June 2s.-Miss
Lillian Blais, aged 2l, highly re
sps cted young lady of this city, had
a ter,ible experience this morning at
2;30 o'clock with burglar. She was
awake ned by man with beard OF
mask, who, after searching her fatt.
sr's clothes, which were in another
room. approached Miss Blais and
made an indecent proposal to her,
Threatening to kill her if che made
an eutcry.
Miss Blais WAS 30 terrified that
shs screamed loudly. The robber
then thrust a pistol to her breast
and fred. the ball taking effect just
above the heart. The burglar es.
capped. Miss Blais is not expected
to recover. Efforts will be made to
put bloodhounds on the trail end
there will be lynching if the villain
is captured Several minor robberies
are also reported.
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Failures last week were:

Failures last week were: The
Sandwich Enterprise Co., manufact-
arers Of wind mills, cotton planters
'and farm machinery, of Sandwich,
Ills. The Great Western Printing
Co., OF st. Louis has assigned. The
sarge department store Of Lougini
n Thomas, Msnkato, MINI, failed
Friday. The Vanstrum shoe and
Clothing Co., Minneapolis; Mimi,
assigned Friday.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-01

Queen Victoria has ruled England
Coz sixty years. Her reign has bsen
satisfactory to her subjects and now
she might crown herself with glory
al her old age by abdicatipg and
give the Prince of Wales chance to
Try his luck.
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SEVEN DEAD TAKEN FROM
THE WRECK.
Victims of the Wabash Disaster
Sent Home for Burial,

otIbI tIOiIit III Out iOtt
The following account of the
wreck of Wabash traio Saturday
night is taken frcm the Kansas CITY
Timee.
East bound passenger train No
6, on the Wabash railroad, which
left Kansas City at $50 o'clock last
night, crashed through a bridge
over Wayles creek, one and one half
miles west OF Missouri City at 7
o'clock Conductor c. G. Copeland
of this city, Brakeman Charles Ores
ley of ST Louis. two mail clerks
and the baggage master are known
to have been killed. Several pas.
sengers ere missing and are suppos
ed TO have killed
The train consisted of sn engine
mail car, combined baggage and ex
press car. smoker, chair car, sleeper
and Excelsior Springs combination
car, in the order named The engine
passed safely over the bridge
the tender, however, went down with
the bridge, Dragging with it the mail
car. The baggage car crashed upon
the mail car snd the smoker on
top of the baggage car. Ihs chair
car landed on top CT the others, and
the .leeper passed unde rreath 1t.
The Excelsior Springs cor crashed
into the rear of the sleeper. The
mail and baggage cars we've crushed
to srinters, and the occupants
ground to death in the wreck.
Serious as VAS the wreck, the great
wonde' IS that it wss rot much more
disasn Gus. The escape of the pas
seDge,s is little less than miraculous
The train W 3 plunging through the
storm at a high rate OF speed. It
must have been going almost forty
miles an hour, although the rain was
falling as thou, there had been a
rloudburst, and it was impossible
Tor the eng naer 10 see more than a
lew f-et ahead of the engine. The
creek where the wreck occurred ia
usually dry, or almost go, but Satur
hight it was a roaring torrent.
just above the abroad bridge was
wagon bridge. And this had been
washed away. The wreckage of
his bridge bore down sgainst the
bridge and carried away the
wooden trestIe that supported the
'snter OF the bridge. The floor of
he fridge was left standing. The
bridge was an old style affair and
,os too strong at it's best. Had it
:een an iron bridge there would
lave been no accident.
= When the engine under full head |
II steam struck the totte,ing struct.
Ire, SO great was it's momentum that
t crossed before the crash came. |
lhe tender, however, went through |
md then followed the cars. The |
express car in front was ehot against |
he stoke work of the bridge with |
'uch force that the heavy blocks of
granite were forced back into the
'arth several feet. This car was
ground into fragm ents, snd the un
oltunate men who were in it. were.
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Primes Krapotkin in the Gsogra
phcal Journal gives some interesting
figures az to the first general census
OF che Russian Empire for 1897.
The total population of the Empire
rs in round numbers 130, 900, 900, and
III these almost one half are women.
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Oh n e r women who
might be happy, ex-
lst in constant rliserv
with nerves strained
almost to the snap
ping point by some
disease or derange-
ment pc culiar to
their sex. They fail
to realize, perhaps,
what is the cause of
all their wretched.
ness and weakness.
Or they shrink from
the ordinary method
of " local treafr,,a,< ;,
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Secretary Gage ls getting anxious
Gar a.currency change and is consult
Eng The doctors of the bank counters
,1f the east. The old man had better
go it alone, as too many cooks spoil
fte broth.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all cyeliiors. -
Others Interested In the estate ofJ L &C.,
deeeased. that /. John Lndwsck. adnl119
ofsAid estate, Intend 10 make Ensi sesslel
thereof. At the next term OF the Batee
seuri to be held q. Butler on the -
August. ls57. JOHN LUDW1es
a. Is Adminf11Eo0M Il
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A six round sparring match will
Sake place between John L. Sullivan
M Bob Fitzs;mmons at Ambrose
s,ar'c, Brooklyn, New York, July 5th.
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gERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

"TNe WEEKLY TIMES. published every
TzRrsday. will be sent to any address
tue Year, postage paid, for SI.oo.
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with one exception. killed instantly.

with one exception, killed instantly.
One of the postal clerks was rescued
from the wreck shattered and broken
but still alive He died, however, in
few minutes.
Crashing On top of the baggage
car came the other cars. Of the
seven cars in the train, ell except the
rear sleeper left the track. Five of
them took the plunge through the
broken bridge. As soon as the
bridge broke the rush of water car
ried away all the wooden work and
left nothing except the stone piers
When the crash came the passen
gers were hurled in every direction.
Scms of them were thrown half q
car length, and some of them struck
the roof OF the car. Everyone for
the time seemed to lose self control.
Not only did the women scream but
strong men, and men who were not
injured cried aloud in their fright
For . time no one see med to realize
the extent of the castrophie. Every
one made rush to get cut of the
cars. and when they clambersd out
in the storm, with the rain falling
in sheets and the lightning fashiug,
there was a wild break to get back
into tho cars. For time the pas
sensers sat there nursing their own
bruises, but finally some of the
men recovered their self possession
and went forward to attempt to res
cue those who had been caught be
meath the broken cars. Others
started back to Liberty landing to
telegraph the news of the wreck to
Kansas City. 1t is said that Man.
ager Blood of the Elms hotel Excel.
sior Springs ran all the way to Lib
erty landing thro ugh the driving
storm
The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-01

Many a
,needless
4 tragedy
| results S
ffrom
over.
nerves..
u
who
\ have
e v e r y
to
live for,
seek
death /:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-01-02
A Gigantic Enterprise.

A late Sioux Falls special says
Donald Mclean, proprietor of the
Pacific Short Line. which is built from
this city to O'Neil, Neb., but which was
planned to be built to Ogden, Utah, has
returned to Sioux City and says that he
has absolutely secured all the capital
necessary for the completion of a rail-
way line from Sioux City to San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Mclean says: Il have COM
pleted every arrangement for the in
vestment of $50 100000 of English capi
tai from Sioux City. Iowa, to San Fran
cisco. My financial agent is the Con-
tinental Trust Company, of New York.
l am here to make arrangements for a
survey of the route from O'Neil to the
west. l haye already negotiated with
representative parties from Utah and
other states in the west and the prelimi.
naries are practically settled. None OF
those formerly associated with us are
allied now in this new deal. The Man
haitian Trust Company is left out. Wen
dell Goodwin and John l. Meterbury
have passed to other fields, and +. O.
French is dead. / am convinced that
ifmy life is spared, Sioux City is GER
tain to realize the days when we first
commenced together"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-01-02

The alleged warning TO the United
States, telegraphed from Paris the other
day, says the Lincoln journal, to the
effect that Europe would not stand
passive and witness the spoliatiou of
Spain by the interferences Of the United
States in the Cnban trouble turns out to
have been stock rigging" affair with
no truth in it. Europe has troubles of
her own just now, and is not going to
bother herself to any appreciable extent
about tie fate Of Cuba. The leading
papers in Europe concede that Cuba is
within the territory subject to the police
regulation of the United States and so
long as Europe has the sick man of
Turkey on her hands she does not yearn
for new one, several thousand miles
away from her zone of influence. En-
gland, France and Germany have no
particular interest in Cuba. Russia is
occupied with the enterprise of extend
ing her borders in Asia and dis putting
the heritage of crumbling China with
her upstart rival, Japan. If there is to
be any rescue for Cuba it will have to
be engineered from Washington.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-01-02
An Editors Dream

A poor, poverty stricken editor of a
sickly exchange was over burdened with
disgust. and probably very hungry when
he penned the following
"An editor sat in his Office chair, his
shoes were patched, his clothes thread
bare. and his face looked weary and
worn with care. While sadly thinking
of business debt, old Morpheus slowly
around him crept, and before he knew
it, soundly slept; and sleeping, dreamed
that he was dead, and from trouble and
toll his spirit had fled, and not even a
cowbell tolled for the peaceful rest OF
his cowhide sole. And as he wandered
among the shades that smoked and
scorched in lower hades, he shortly OBJ
served an iron door that creakingly
hung on hinge ajar. but the entrance
was closed with red hot bar, and Sa-
tan himself stood peeping out, waiting
for travellers thereabouL, and thus to
the passing editor spoke: "Come in,
my dear, it shall cost you nothing, and
never fear; this is the place where
cook tnt ones who never pay their sub
scription sums; for though in life they
may escape, they'll and when they're
dead it's not too late. l will show you
the place where l melt them thin with
red hot chains and scraps of tin, and
also where l comb their heads with
broken glass and melted leads, and il
Of refreshments they only think there's
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-01-02
Plowmau Endorsed.

At meeting of the citizens of Dead
wood held on Monday evening the fol-
loving resolutions were passed:
The people of the city of Deadwood,
in mass meeting assembled, hereby de-
clare that they heartily endorse the
candidacy of Hon. Adoniram j. Plow-
man for the office of United States sen.
ator, and hereby cali upon the members
ofthe legislature of Lawrence county, to
whose election we contributed by our
votes and work. to use all honorable
means to accomplish his election, believ-
ing rs we do that the cause OF silver has
no truer friend or more able advocate
than Judge Plowman, to whose untiring
efforts in the campaign just ended is to
be credited largely the result in this
state.
We denounce in unmeasured terms
statements by whoever made that it was
understood during the campaign that
Judge Plowman's friends desired only to
compliment him by vote or two, and
that thereafter the votes Of Black Hills
Legislators were to 60 to other candidates
and hereby demand that in refutaton
of the impression srch statement may
have caused. that members Of the legis
lature of this county stay bv Judge
Plowman first, last and all the time.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-01-02
Another City Born.

General Green B. Raum went to Rag
ged Top yesterday morning, taking with
him Peck & Robinson and laid ont the
town of Ragged Top" and the carpen-
ters commenced the erection ofa house
for the genera. The new town has
been christened Ragged Top" 1t is
located in Calamity gulch on the Raum
and Ellington ground and adjoins the
.ownsite of Balmoral. In the center of
the townsite a big spring of pure water
runs the year round. The location is
said to be an ideal one and arrangements
are air 'ady made to put up half dozen
or more houses. A corner lot has been
offered and accepted as bonus to an
enterprising printer to start a M newspaper.
1t will probably be known as the Rag
ged Top Rag" or probably the Register.
Pioneer