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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-11

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarcta. {,
Candy Catharfic, cure constipation forever.
i0c. CSC. IL c. c. @. fail. druggists refund money.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-11

TO Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10c or 25c.
II Q. 9. fail TO cure, druggists refund money
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-11

U7ANTED-High-gra man of good
w church standing willing To learn our
business then To act as Manager and Corre
spondcnt here: salary $500. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope To A. II. ELDER
General Manager, care Daily TRIBUNE.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-11
4lpnttta. 90 Net, Ctr.

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VN7 grade woman of good
W church standing willing To learn our
business then to act as Manager and Corre
spondent here salary $500. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope to A. L. ELDER
General Manager, care Daily TRIBUNE.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-11
EXPRESS Trips 10 kewDort
EVERY SUNDAY

BY STEAMER PAWNEE. Fare the round
trip, 30 ENTS. BICYCLES free. -Four hours.
In Newport. Leave Pnwtucket 10 q. IN. Re-
turn leave Newport p. IN.
Sundays Tor Fields Point and Crescent Park.
Leave Pawtucket IL n. m, 80 and 80 %.
m: Return leave Crescent Park 1919, 2:[5,
oSO and $3.50 p. m. je2I II
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
Lead Near Se,laiia.

Sedalia, Mo Sept "a G Dutch
er, who came to Sedalia from Morris
county, Kansas, aud purchased 120
acres of land west of the Fair
grounds several months ago, has
spent a great deal of time prospect
ing for lead ore Yesterday he dis
covered rich deposit at depth OF
thirteen feet. The deposits lately
discovered 10 different parts OF the
city are unusually rich aud William
Alternately, prominent mine opera
ror at Galena Kan who has been
here the past few days trying to sub
Lease some land, says the deposl' S
rlva! those found at Galena an |
Joplin. He is anxious to get a sub
.ase end wants to bring machinery
and miners here at once.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
The Lecture Course.

It was d -monstrated last year that
the people of Eu'l-r appreciate good
entertainment, go another course has
been arranged, bsiter, if any differ
ence, than last year.
II will be op.ned Oct 2Sth, bs
DR.. Willits. who was 50 universally
liked last year He will be followed
by the Arlon- Cook Company, sweet
singers; Bishop }. b Vincent. Prof
John b DsMotte, Fred Emerson
Brooks, DR. p. s. Henson aud the
Boston Ideal Club-all strictly first
class and constituting choice va
rie,y No one can aft f,rd to miss
these lectures II You have not ye'
subscribed for course tickets yor
can see me and get full informa'i'n
The cour-e tickets will be deliver
ed soon after tn. first of Octnbel
aud will be reserved some .ime before
the first lecture for the entire course
o. T. BEEsON,
Manager
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
Stands On the Piatfoi IN.

New York, Sept. 25 VIM. u
Mclaughlin, who has Just returned
from special errand TO see VIM }
Brvar. writes letter 10 the editor
of the World, giving Mr. Bryans
position an the Greater New York
campaign. Mr.. Bryan wants the
democratic party to reaff'm the
Chicago platform to uphold the
principles CT the National demo
cratic party, ard to battle along the
lires on which the National party
struggled last year. He has never
advised any other course He wants
all democrats to know that he fayors
the reafirmation of the Celcago
platform and calls upon all Of them
who ale loyal to see to ]. that al
attempts to subme.ge it during this
ampaicn are no: So ccess.nl.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
FISK BROS.
FISK BROS.
FISK BROS.
The Leaders in Low Prices.

We will Say to our own trade and
to the people of Bates county that
have nevtr bsen trading with US,
that The reason We have not been
giving prices in the Weekly papers
is because that we have been SO
.usn-d IN bus nrs-. aud receiving
ar load after car Lad of goods that
Ae thvu ~. had tia TO give the
people p,ic, =, hut We have now en-
IL Ned $40 tX;,n clerks sni We viii
try i. the future 10 wait on our
rtde moie promptly And We owe
al apology - our customers that
we're b.r on Oh Settlers Day, but
will say that our ten cit rks done the
b--t they c,u'.', and tue people that
were in Oar sore and could not get
waited on, If they will come back
again we will tle.t them the best
We know lov. WIlt FAY 10 the
farmers that for the past three
weeks we have paid fifteen cents
per POUND for butter, all the time,
and 10 cents per dozen for eggs
most OF the time, and from 60 to IS
cents per bush-l for potstoes, and
for chickens we have paid 6 c,nts
cash and 81 cents III trade. and all
merchants tnat have not given these
prices have not paid the market
price Don't be aflaid tc drive t.
our ST. re With anythapg you have to
sell. You will get the hig eat mar
ket price for 1T Everything VT
have in our store IS mark d in plaii
tsu, es al d you will get IN exchange
for your produce the ssm- amour
Of goods that YOU gat for cash.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
Did You Ever

Trv Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles If ro'. get bottle
now and get relief. This medicine
has been found to be peculiarly
adapted to the relief and cure OF all
Female Complaints, exerting won
derful direct influence In giving
strength and tone TO the organs Ii
you have loss of appetite, constlpa'
ton, hea1ache, fainting spells, or
are nervous, sleepless, exclfable'
melan choly or troubled with dizzy
spells, Electric Bitters is the medl
cine YOU need Health aud strength
are guaranteed by it's use tlftv
cents and 81, at 81. l., Tucker
dug store
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
Accidentally Killed.

A deplorable accident, in which
4. grandson of William Walker, re-
,idipg about mile west of Walker
Island, lost his life, occurred last
Saturday some time during the
afternoon. The young man left
home with u shotgun and went into
the bottoms to hunt squirrels. Not
returning a. the time hs should,
search was made, and On Sunday
morning he was found near log
dead with ghastly hole through
his side. 1t is supposed that he sat
down upon the log to await the ap-
pearance OF the game he was seek
ing and f). some reason jsrkei the
run. muzzle toward hun, aud the
hammer caught, discharging the
load into his body, supposltiou
that is b ,rne out by the fact that his
clothing aud body was burned b,
the nearness of the discharye ye
Young Walker had killed severa
squirrels prior to his dea h, but
hogs had destroyed them bsfore h'
was uud, leaving but lot O
souirrel hair scattered around lh
body The corpse of the urfortu
nate boy had not been disturbed b
the brutes. Democrat.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30

for pie at his counter Saturday E
batch of postoffea huntess called C.
Mr.. Gary and. it is said the post
master Ganersl let out a fiood os
profanity aud wrath simply as.ound.
ing aud among othar things he told
his callers that kerens had been
recommending lot OF d--i embs.
zlers for pos, 'fhees. The gentle
men were very much aggrievea as
til. ir receps'oa aud propose 70 inter
view tn president in regard to she's
treatment by the postmaster genera,
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
Virginia Items.

Kind friends if you wish the Virginia aeaa
another year.
DO for Aaron what he does for yoa, tell him ~
the news YOU hear.
The TINES soss to friends in other states 'aas
To read What happens you and what other fo;2-e
do III 1897.
Miss Birdie NeriniiIion, who has
been visiting relatives ut Denver,
Col, returned home to stay With hea
father, who has been in poor health
all summer.
John and Fred Barton, of Amorei,
made hay last week on Mrs \ J Paris
| land, on rhe river south of Virginia,
Steve Cook has painted his wago',
| in tine style.
! Will Mckibhen is digging a we'll
! he is hauling water from the Miami
| for his stock.
w w Park gave his little boy, Jim
mie, a small piece of ground for corn,
and last week the Young farme,
gathered his corn and put it on thu
market 1t sold for 25c per bushel.
A number of our pioneers attended,
the old settlers reunion at Butler
Saturday.
Geo Zinn's little boy, who died oil
fever, WAS buried Sept 18th.
Mother Cope is visiting her sons,
John and Charley, at New Home, FOX
Il few days.
John Sherrick and family will ieav.s
Tuesday of this week for visit wiz
Stephen Drysdale in Morgan Co, Mo.
Henry Short moved to X c last
week.
James Brown and VIM Robinsob,
} of Rich Hill, visited Mrs Garner lass
week.
Messrs Sturgen and Porter, of Iowa,
were in Virginia last Friday with III
p Nickels.
William Smith, OF Butler, and {.
lady passed through here Sabbath.
Eli Jones bov is quite sick.
Mother Dobbins is quite feeble.
DR. Brooks was called to see Miss
Ella Runyons, who is quite sick. Sh.
is visiting her sister, Mrs Steve Cook.
g Mrs Jefferson Park and daughter,
Lyda, will leave soon for visit Il,
her daughter, Mrs DR. Rising, in Cow
ley Co, Kansas. They expect to bf
gone some time.
ON Drysdale went to X & Tuesda 1
t to buv goods.
Mr. Tipton, who rented Luther
Judy's house, three-tourths OF milo
t west OF Virginia, has his blacksmith
Z snOD TeAuS 10 TtScisC WIN AAS ~AO'
wood work also.
o Miss Sadie Whinnery will leayi
Thursday for Tulsa, L, where sha
will teach school this winter.
q Rev Galbreth preached at the III r
, church ut III sabbath.
Last Thursday 25 women met a.
u Mrs Geo Thompson among then
her sister, Mrs John Biggs, OF Hume
and two other ladies, whose name:
we did not learn, and they got twl
quilts through. The same day thers
e was a rag tacking at Mrs Johg
There were a good man.
- ladies present aud a good time is re
le ported.
l. Two more weddings talked OF II
IN the near future. One young man
n digging a well and the other Is sowiD.
# wheat.
- Water is the cry around Virginia Il
r, present.
n Clifton jackson left Saturday 10
Denver. Colo.
n Amos Lockridge says there isa me-
r, ldishwasher at his house. All partte
doing well.
I'D Joshua Cole, Of Anoret, and Oils
"a Rachel Burch. Of Virginia, were ma
red last week.
Alton Park has opened coal ban
re on his moth farm and has coal ft
no sale. AAhoN'
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
Green Tired Of Waiting.

Washington, u. c., Sept. %
Eddie" H r. Green, chairman of
the republican state committee OF
Texas, and bitter rival Of DIR. John
Grant for Texas patronage. will sub
init to the President on his return
an ultimatum. He will demand that
he be gwen at least three OF the
b ST offices for the state. If the
President declines to give him this
much consideration, his friends say
that Green will 60 back to Texas
and at the meeting OF the state com
mittee, called for Oct. II, will re-
81. n as chairman aud drop politics
for good.
1t is claimed in support OF this
threatened act on the part of the
young chai, man that lie has asked
nothing for himself, and that he
has spent his own money freely fo'
Mckinley and Mark Hanna, Thus
far, he has been unable to get any
substantial recognition, and 1t II
sale that he has determined to bring
the matter to a head. il he is no
to be rewarded with places for hi
friends, he will retire from the game
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
STILLS ABDUCTION CASE
Preliminary Hearing of the Alleged
Johnson County AssaiIanfs.
One Thousand Persons Crowd About Tent
in Which Proceedings Take Place.

w VbiSH 'SSOSo"SS soNS
Lection, Mo, Sept 81 The pre-
liminary trial Of Wesley Jackson
James Hull, aud Joseph Mckeehon
for the alleged abduction and out
rage of Susie Stills, the 1G year old
wife Of Andrew Stills, began here
to day
Fully 1000 persons from four
counties crowded around tent in
which the proceedings took place.
and were only prevented from crush
ing the fraIl aft, ,ir by blrbed wlle,
which was stretched about It
Esquire III A. Nelson presided with
ia the teut, which was erected on
the common and which was made
secure by ropes fasteued to scant
liugs procured from a convenient
lumber yard.
Hess Jones and Stanley Allen,
who impe,s mated the Sheriff and
deputy aud obtained possession Of
Mrs. Stills in Benton county under
m representations, have left The
c ,untry Brs Winffey, the young
maa who aided in spiritipg Mrs.Snll
out of ,h9 county, Is also missing
Sheriff Lear is preserving the peace.
He brought six deputies from War
rensburg on advice of Squire Nelson
Audy Stills aud wife arrived from
Knobuoster at TN carly hour, IL
charge of Guards Hill Hunter and
+ Meyer Peck. The prosecution is
: o, e esented by N. Nj Bradley anc
H,n S. G Kelly, and the defen't
BY s Z Warren, of Windsor, anc
, A B Logan and J. ". Sabbath, o.
!. Wrrrensburg.
: Court couv ned at IL clock and
adjourned till l, when the defense
anuou. cad that they were ready TO
trial. The first witness called wa
:. Andy Stills. He gave 10 detail tn
story OF abduction, outrage aud rob
berry told heretofore in these dis
# . .tches. He was subjected on tn
q part of the defense to vigorou
, cross examination, but the essentla
points of his evidence We're unshi
l. ken. He was kept on the witnes
g stand for over two hours
y Mrs. Stills testimony followed
. Her treat ment by defer iauts' Law
# yers brought out great many il
,f d,gnant protests from farmers in th
ot audience Her story was to the e
ID feet that she had ben outraged b
:, Hull, jackson aud Mex ehon, an
"a her te e,timony relative to the impe
a sonation of officers by Jones al
OF Allen aud how they induced her
return was essentially the same
- -. heretofore published.
,r The testimony of number I
81 other witnesses was practically tt
same as published at the time OF Il
az abduction
n At O'Clock Squire Nelson a
iourued court until s O'Clock tomt
row morning, A great deal OF inte
mt est is mantle sted by the citizens
1t, this section, and the evidence tod
he has not changed the general sen
in ment of the people. The attorne
we for the defense are taking eve
II scrap of stimony of the State al
ts evidently feel that their case Is de
to perate The crowd will be fully
st large tomorrow
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
ye,ssouez Kills Himself.

CITY cf Mexico. Sept 24.-chief
of Police Eduardo Velasquez shot
himself in the left temple this morn
ING at 10 o'clock, dying instantly.
Chief velasquez confessed a few
days ago that he instigated the mur
der of Arroyo, the man who made
the assault on Pr sident Diaz.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
An Unparalled Offer.

II you are not regular reader OF
the ST Louis Post Dispatch, send
your name and address On postal
card aud it will be sent to you SEW
EN- DAYS FREE OF CHARGE,
Here Is an opportunity to familiar
ize Yourself with the b,st evening
and largest and most unique Sunday
paper printed any where.
You'll see the great Sunday Post.
Dispatch With it's 10000 words OF
SPECIAL telegraph. u magazine OF
from IL to l6 pages, as good, it moi
better than any 35 c, Mt monthly, I'D
eight-page "comic weekly" in color',
gorgeously illustrated, and best OF
ell, tho Woman's World The
Womau's World is new feature. g
four page. half tone supplem mt o.
special interest to women.
The great Sunday Post-Dispa'cf
will discount anything you ever saw
OF dreamed of. You'll open you
eyes when you SEE it. 1t was 81
pages last Sunday.
Send your name and address a
once and get it free for week
Circulation Department., Post-Dis
patch, st. Louis, Mo
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
Worst Drouth Ever kno.n Af7jcts West
tennessee.

Jackson, Tenn Sept, 25.-Ihis
section OF Wess Tennessee is IN the
midst OF the most remar k4ble drou.h
ever known to the eliest lnhabl
t4nts There has been no rain o.
any cons queuce since ,hs first Of
Nav. There will 70. b. one fourth
of cotton crop made, Late corn
aud the Ir,sh and sweet potato crop
are failures The worst feature :s
that cisseras. wells AMI water
courses have given oat. Some
farmers have TO drive their stock
ten miles for water The situation
is becoming alarming PassnE=s
are all as dry as powder horn
Trees in the forests are dying. Th'
hay and turnip crops are also fail
ures.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
THEY WILL TELL ON' GARY.
The Snubbed Missourans Will Appeal to
the President

The Snubbed Missourians Will Appeal to
the President.
Washington, D. c, Sept. a -
The row between Postmaster Gen
eral Gary aud the applicants for
post ohices from VI Mss,uri will be
brought to tho attention OF the
President as soon as he returns.
Col. LIB Morse, of Excelsior
Springs; Esdtor Henry Miller, OF
Princeton, and B, f. Haney, Of
Kirksvllle, the trio of Missouriaus
who were insulted and roundly
abused by Gen Gary. propose to
see what the President will say
about the reception they were given
Mr.. Haney carried with him letter
from the President of the United
States. addressed to the Postmaster
General He called during office
hours, when the Postmaster Gener
al and all other officials are suppos
ed to be at their desks, and at the
service of the public. Yet the pre-
sentation of the letter was the sig
nal for flood of profanity ant
wrath, simply astounding,
Among other things said by Gary
which will be brought to the atten
tion of the President, was the state
ment that ..kereps has been recon-
mendipg a lot of id embezzler
for post.offices
The appointment of Hamilton a
Kirksville is to stand, so is that o
Alden at Grant City.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
Look at The Prices.
FLOUR.

We always have ftom one to ten
thousand pounds of Power Bros.
Royal and Que, n. aud can give you
any amount at the same price the
mill charges you.
We have just received another car
load of David r. Kinks Ensign flour.
We have sold this -four for nearly
two years and among all the differ
eut car loads IF this -four that we
have sold, we have never had one
bad sack, and it you have never tried
one sack of Ensign, the next sack of
-four you buy try Ensign and you
| wi use no other.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
TEAM RECORD BROKEN.
John R. Gentry ard Robert ]. Lowered the
Worlds Mark.

John R. Gentry ard Robert ]. Lowered the
World Mark.
Philadelphia, Pa. S-pt - The
famous PAGERS, John R Gentry and
Robert j hitched together, this af-
ternoon lower ed the worlds double
tean record for mite to 2:09 on
the tract of the Belmont Driving
club The quarters were: :33. 1:04l
1877, 2Oe.
The previous record was 2:09I.
held by Mrs " E D Stokes Miss
RITA and Josie p. With the ex
cep'on of light breeze ths weather
conditions were good for the trial
Tue tract its-lf was also 10 good
condition, although it is rated two
seconds slow by expert turfmea.
K. Mardock Shoots +, Le!Ier With
out Warning.
Weston, Mo-, Sep,l pr. Muir
phv, a cattle buyer living near this
city, shot and fatally wounded E.
E. Leil.r, a wealthy farmer OF
Platte county, Missouri, on the
streets Of Weston last night
The attack was made without
warming. Five shots were fired by
Murdoch, three bullets taking effe cI
in the back and lungs.
The shooting was the result o
jealousy. Murdocs. relieving tha
Le'ler had paid undue attention t.
his wife
| Murdoch is 10 the custody of
deputy marshal, though not copiin
ed. Leller. it is believed, can no
live.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30

The Post Dispatch wants an agent
in every city, town and Hamlet,
where il now has none 1t is the
biggest and best paper printed IN
the West. 1t is the repres entatiye
paper of the Mississippi, Valley. Ii
offers special inducem nts to agents
If you FL looking for a chance to
make money easy write the Post
Dispatch. st. Louis, No.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30

Postmaster General Gary, is not
only losing his temper but also his
good opinion of the Missouri repub
licaps who are making applications
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
W.: BUY

Country sorghum. Irish potatoes.
apples. lard. chickens, eggs, ducks,
geese, turkeys, cabbage. corn. hay.
peaches, pumpkins. sweet potatoes,
pop corn, hams, bacon. vinegar.
honey, bees wax, butter.
When you come to Butler, come
direct to Fisk Bros store with any
thing YOU have for sale, and you will
get accommodation; and take home
with you one sack of Ensign flour
and you will be happy.
FISK BROS.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
Take on a Fresh Verdure.

Chillicothe, Mo, Sept. 27.-The
Evergreen scandals growing out of
the cutting of post Office pie in the
Second Congressional districs took
on fresh verdure here this afternoon
by the fling in the Circuit court Of
a suit for libel by Fred q. Hoppe,
ex-Mayor of Chillico'he. and mem
btr of the Republican Congression-
al committee. against Frank l.
Tracy, a well known travelling man
ard vice president OF the State Lea
que Ct Republican clubs and pres
dent Of the local League club, where
in the plaintiff asks for $4,000
damages.
The alleged libel grows out of =:
publication in a local paper BY
Tracy that Hoppe, as a member o.
the Congressional 'mmittee fo
Livingston was custodian CT tb'
cam paigu funds raised for the goo6
cause. and that he applied the cash
or most OF it, to his own use, lea7
ing the g. o. p at the mercy Of II
J. Bryan and bis fellow ''anarchists
and that be, Hoppe. is now concern
ed in thu sale Of postofi :es.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-09-29
WILL MAKE A FIGHT.
Over 100 Dodge County Odd Fell
lows Decline to Pay AS
SeSSmentS.

Juneau, Wis, Sept. 27.-[Special.]-
The several Odd Fellows of this city and
vicinity who were sued by Assignee Full
ton for non-payment of dues to the de-
funct Wisconsin Odd Fellows Mutual
Life Insurance company have decided to
fight the cases to the bitter end and have
employed as their attorneys Messrs. Ma
lone & Bachhuber of this city. Of the
100 or more cases of this character COM
menced against Dodge county Odd Eel
lows before Justice NJ. II. Umbreit of
Beaver Dam. about thirty-fve were dis
missed on the ground that the justice lost
jurisdiction by errors and irregularities
made in keeping his records. Those cases
were at once recommended.
TIE grounds on which the Juneau Odd
Fellows will defend is that they notified
the secretary of the insurance company to
cancel their policies before application for
the appointment of an assignee was made,
and they feel very confident, after laying
their cases before their lawyers, that they
will win in the end There are any num-
Der of Odd Fellows in the county, many
of whom paid up and settled the cases
brought against them, WHO can maintain
the same defense
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-09-29
MAY STOP THE ISSUE.
Waupaca's Heavy Taxpayers Not
Favorable TO Municipal Own
erShip of WaterWOrks.

Waupaca, Wis, Sept 25.-There is
likely to be a lively time over the pro-
posed issuing of waterworks bonds and
the chances are good for the matter be-
ing carried into the courts. The pro-
posed bond issue amounts to $120,O00
and ii is here that the weak point of
the city's case is to appear. 1t is claimed
that this amount is greatly in excess Of
the legal limitation.
Recently it was proposed to establish
a system of waterworks to be owned
and operated by the city. Everything
went along smoothly for a time, but
then the heavy taxpayers discovered that
they would be the losers and they made
kick: They believe that municipal
ownership of the plant would be a detri-
ment to them instead of a benefit.
John III. Brennan of Stevens Point
has been engaged by the wealthy citi-
zens here to fight the case and he will
probably apply to the circuit court for
an injunction restraining the city author
tiles from issuing the bonds. Mr.. Bren-
nan arrived here yesterday and will con-
suit his clients before proceeding in the
so