The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 14, 1898, Page 6

—X—X—X—X—X—X—X-_——S___oOO8.—X—X—X— — - — = ———— i -acific Railway Time Table CLARA BARTON DESCRIBES a eee S ito CONDITION OF WOUNDED. aig Sales New York, July 7.—The follow- ing cab} 3 by Stepkec Barton: “Siboney, July 6 Este—Came from Shafter's fr 2 ‘lthe night for food and clothing fort E. C. Vaxpenvoort, Agent . Rie eee fener K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Tabl = usands, starvi LOVED AND LOST. Arrival and departure ¢ s 1 ha: Of even Port Autoni t € ps : : wpe : wut c. had a0 scl ccamps and the frequen m.|sending supplies to refuge il we information rning the saf: f had the rev m} = 7 her g tc a m.|can from both camps, by army wag-; her sor, an ni aL psigned his charge ons and pack mules thing defivite about bi I ; It is nearly impossible to land her dau supplies. High tides; low docks;|seeif they could ene tee surf terrific. C sh 5 an-; the a a t nl = = 1+ st ' bee eeu in Francisco, Portland and pointe t stand in the surf 78 . 1 northweat. ‘No expense has been | 20t stand in thé f ss ad was much beng spared to make the passenger equipment of one of srok j vals. v chi to ye a 7 } = "i — ee t : ae si df gD this line second to none inthe west. Travel ed one of the broken t ‘ hich | to er} ut j ud w aid to be particularly fond x i re boxes | vin the new line, ie Kanes Sie our men drag ashore in the surf,| “Oh, teli me the truth, a 1 waist deep. No transportation.|pleaded. “Is 1 dead? My poor f ae * home, ond — ‘ ; pe failed t CASTORIA. Horses ard packers’ tents would be|boy! Do not conceal anything from| many men } wae a Bs a ; ¢ sly dace aad Bears the Tha Kind You Have Always Bought helpful. |me,I implore you. Iam prepared | day wken he x > their n-in i ed 2 Jemoral t Bignature Z SSD Fount 0 ir}to hear the wors:. I feel that some- ¢ : — i : : = py Proved of pA Ley Wounded men taken from our) to hes Wor el that som law. i ; x © of 3 panagom -jOperating tables are laid on the; thing terrible has happened to bim | His only defense is that be loved x t H x . Acting directly og RETURNS TO HIS OWN. |ground often without blankets or|If he were ouly near } on a ee Se ee ee : : tt danda avigorating the body, ares eee shelter from rain or eun. As others|could go and nurse him. bers of the Chiatian church, and 4 t of he in a { , i die their clothing is taken to put on| “Something told me,” she added, | says when he talked of : ying : 4 = coe oe . ee rt cl the physician prove Lieutenant Hobson Exchanged for Spanish] the naked, to get them down to| “that be had been killed or danger-| them it was to some ox ice: : ze ' ze There cat ; nized every Siboney, 10 miles over roads that|/Ously wounded. I tai dream | Breach of promise its 8 . ‘ ‘ $a specilic { cases of the blood and Off Juragua July 6, evening (by} Mrs. Gardner, myself and the| dressed in the state u nm fightin; oe Ww worse + F he} e pro heir efficacy in thousand, the Associated Press Dispatch Boat| whole working force of the Red|in the rauks in tue thick of the fray. | Miles Satis For ; became more Aes i : ines eve ed epee na Wanda to Port Antonio, Jamaica,|Qrogs at the front are in direct|Tuere were great hills around, and} Charleston, S. June 7, via Kingston, Jamaica, July range of the sharpshooters. Lesser|the grouad was covered with thick 8, 7:30 a. m )—Assistant Naval Con-|and the nurses are doing splendid | uadergrowith. | structor Richmond P. Hobson of] work at Siboney. The men are|0n andthe sharp reports of rifles | ie Wala the flagship New York and the seven] pave as lions. Shafter is acting | dimmed my senses. I imagined my-|¢ seamen who, with him, eailed the} wisely and humanely, doing all he| Self on the field in the midst of alll G collier Merrimac into the channel of}og, Wereturn to the front at|the carnage of war. Above thely ie a hes i | % the harbor of Santiago de Cuba on! vnao” American battalions I could plainly | +4, ana. alien of aS ‘ » BATES COUNTY BANK June 3 last and sunk her there, were a es see the Stars aud Stripes floating in | in all 1,720 1 k | 5 surrendered by the Spanish military Give The Children a Drink the slight breeze, and I could dis-| oity are 4.000 eS one aw BUTLER, Mo. authorities today in exchange for aoe reo quae fo take’ utd ince St tinguieh our boys ia b'u, steadily = ae to a = hee iol Successor to BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, prisoners captured by the American WhO Gio ttibecatee ee Growers airereees advancing along the line of battle tel gs aati the = : Torces. Milies RIDGE Seer tend Sere Suddenly—Oh, God, it makes my The men whose return bas been GS SnUlantnar ote Sane eet cutee head ache to think of it—I saw my : = : and 2n0, 4 Richard P. Hobson, lieutenant = febrile cli jtion, and my poor boy went down For Infants and Children. Bates County Investment Cay United States navy. : Pe ayo Passes ete a with several others He lay there The Kind You Have Always Bought BUTLER, MO.- Osborne Deignan, coxswain Washington, D C, July 7.—The |etill and apparently dead for a long co cons PtcteMetete? Ge». F. Phillips, machinist. naval agent at Suez this morning|time, it seemed to me, while the Bears the . apital, o - Jobn Kelley, water tender. cabled the navy depsrtment that/oannon thunderel ard the fight} Signature of LAY Liki: Geo. Charetta, agunoer’s mate. |the Pelayo had passed out of the| waged fierce and furious all around — — —— : ‘ Daniel Montague, seaman, southern end of the canal into the|/Then some men came up with a SETTLEMENT DOCKET coe examined and all kinds of real estate J. O. McMurph, coxswain. gulf. It has previously been re-|gtretcher and laid bim oait. His : esas ged ) “Fed. Troan, Jie. ae es J.C, Cuany, Randolph Clausen, coxswain. _| ported to the department that the! fags was pallid and against the clear, |Prebat= Coart August Term, 1898 FONE <1 Sw. sretmcene Hobson and his men were escort |Pelayo bad been disabled and|blue sky looked the picture of d-ath.| P*t****- is 4 5 : fj vadliine e é nnd ed through the American lines by | would be unable to proceed He was not bleeding, and evidently [7 11 Fisher, 1M Fisher Executo Anna B tal,da B Captain Chadwick of the New York,| The naval agent further reported} must bave been shot in the back, for |) 7 te Gil: dans Pacts G 4 IW Brooks, Henry § Ad who was waiting them. Every step|that the Pelayo and the Cardinal I could only see the front of his cacti of the journey was marked by the|Cisneros had secured the services of | face and body. They carried him Thirsa Blevins, Henry Bearce G ‘ Me I A I LAND B I } OS. wildest demonstrations on the part | high-priced gunners and experienced | to the rear of the ranks, where some Ellen Barlow, ¢ ™M Thom aor JC McKibben, Jas Mc =r oe ef the American soldiers, who threw | machinists. He said these experts|doctors began to examine him My Pepsin aside all semblance of order, soram | were Frenchmen, that they had been |nerves had been wrought to euch a] JE Morrison, J Sh leet pee bled out of the entrenchmente, |especially engaged for the trip, and | nervous tension by everything that raw til, FI Tyxard Executor. y knocked over the tent guys and|had joined the ships at Suez. The/TI had seen that I screamed and then| 7 oe aril ess all d e if i other paraphenalia in their eager-| American naval agent eaid that these| woke up. amcit 2 ore ee : ness i rae the returning Phi ships had been put in first class “He was 21 years old the day h=|© Bu .c 1 Fro ator. Fink’s Leuther Tree Saddle 5 and sent up cheer after cheer for the | fighting shape, and that the officers| went to war. Several friends of bis a TH DAY. | South Side Square men who had passed safely through | Were very contident of being able to | joined the regiment and urged him : : ery Dernier, 4 bikes e ] Ae : g net ‘ d pG ec Butl€r Mo. the jaws of death to serve their|do effective service against the|to join. I might have been able to cc oee . | “4 country. enemy’s ships. stop him, but, as he seemed deter ‘ GOES ON BOARD THE FLAGSHIP. The Pelayo is the last of the Ca-| mined to go, I thought it best to sod babemar stall Ayr yi Sy . Read and See What we Keeptin Stoe The same scenes of enthusiasm |™4ra fleet to pass through. Word] consent. I received three letters |? = were repeated upon the arriyal of | lad been previously received of the] from him Saturday night.” the men at the hospital station and| passing out of the other vessels of acob P an. RG ii, Adme / oe , Double wagon harness from $10 to $90 Prisoners. whieh ¥ DI RF a ee lee time to nigh The} 2 Pe ‘GAR HON.J. B. NEWBEBRY, J. C.CLARK, ; , ) Vice-Pres't Cashier Estantisuxp Dec., 1870, O80 os A General Banking ,080. z Business Transacted war. Money to loan on real estate, at low rates. Abstracts of title to all lands and town lots in Bates county. Choice —-—--— —- securities always on hand and forsale. Abstracts of title es SR Se TE EN ee We keep everything that horse owners need at our base at. Jurauga. Hobson,|the fleet. This information aad a ee it ieedon eid ticha levins, dur. Single harness, $7.50 to $25; second band who reached there in advance of his |Cepted at the naval office as the final 2 =a eh : os : , . a é ‘ : water, so to speak,” writes a man 3 Le ale ‘ harness from $3 to $15. Saddles of all companions, was taken on board the | determination of Camara to proceed | 51.5 suffered terribly from indiges |® r ppard G & C- : s ; 2 oe ee New York immediately. The fleg to the Philippines. tion ; ie ; ss ike styles and prices, from the cheapest tothe ship's decks were lined with officers Reuxin Sees Rea, | He could hardly keep aaything : : Nard’s y Linimen ill cure} atomac 7h = a and men, andas Hobson clambered | Lame Back, sore throat, wounds, sprains | 2” a noe s ee eet ee eean O ; —_ : : up her side and stepped on board] bruises cuts, old sores. Ladies, it wil! | 2 er gaa and gave him ter- = oy Doatgeg eet : 3 seat saddles. Lap robes, horse blankets, his vessel, the harber ranz with ae —— oe > soc. je! Dilie se pict wn dsepieivon “ounce ls oe : ns dusters and fly nets. Harness oil and soaps the shouts and cheers of the crews ——_—_—_———_ | Dyspeptics don’t get enough nour. | : “ "4 oret | y= full line of mens and boys gloves. Trim of his comrades, which were re- Hart ina Runaway. jishment. They are generally thio ail i H i = b is Bri echoed by the crews of a dozen{ Dr. John H. Britts was called to sae Se ee nagenre ry amas ; uggy tops new and repair old ones. Bring transporis lying near-by. Windsor Tuesday morning to con-} at higsl coma” Mea = be ; fy the s ut 2 | : your old harness and saddles and trade for Ra aS sult with Dr. Griffith. they eat turns into poison. If this! >: < es new ones. We have the largest retail bar To Cure Constipation Forever. The patient was a little son of} keeps on there's no telling wiat dis- | : i sea het ness store in the Southwest and our be Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic..10c or = ‘ > | “p eC. C. C. fail to cure, druggists re David Johnson, and as the two phy-| ease they may get next Sra ep ial money. sieians were on their way to Mr.j Tbat’s why it is best to take | =r steel fork cow boy and sole leather epring ness are all made at home. McFARLAND BROS. BUTLER, Mo. ‘ 5 - Shaker Digestive Cordiel as soon as | ile > 4 Ready to Sue For Peace. | Johnson's at a place six miles east = i ea i appear. Washington, July 7.—The first |Of Windsor their team ran away and] ~ 7, cures all the evils of indiges official information of a definite|both were thrown out. tion, and prevents the evils which rt character to indicate that the Span-| Dr. Britts sustained the fracture | indigestion causes. ? > city « ler, on the frst ish government will seek to end the|Of two ribs and recsived severe|, At druggists, price 10c to $1 pt 1 war by the negotiation of a treaty of | bruises about the head and shoulder. Ses of se "1 the followins | LOOP SOOO HOODOO oot rtotrtrtriviniy on 008 peace, came to the navy department | His clothing was ruined by the mud | noes ; eS Hobson is Well THE BEST OFFER EVER MADE BY A NEWSPAPER. ant Colwell, the United States naval}00 the 10:50 train. G. V. Berry, | Pong DO Second oes attache at London. brother-in-law of Dr. Griffith, is ad. | A8¢-Herald prints to-day a special Lieut. Colwell said that Spain| vised by telephone that Dr Griffith's | 1i#pateh from Greensboro, the home | « would probably sue for peace this|injuries are not at all serious —| of Judge Hobson, father of the hero week. The text of his advices can.|Olinton Democrat | of the Merrimac adventure at Santi not be obtained, but his report was Fidel eo ooo r os ret! sufficiently positive to show that he t oS plo ee ce ee ae had information of a reliable nature | } the | —— pitas 9 on the subject. He has kept in! o T liver medicine. cures ee eS Sig UE eee | close touch with affairs in Madrid! Sogpe cSt 25 val Sees See 7 as ee eon — mo andelsewhere in Europe through | Siboney, July 7.—Lieut. Col. | “7°sne84 sees excellent sources and is apparently | Roosevelt is to be recommended for | in a position to ascertain the inner/a medal in honor of his bravery in cas Sn Se workings of Spanish politics at this joie the charge on San Juan hill | Be | | | | “| } | time. las 4 STEWART ATCHESON, Cire ou last Braday | ef By J. W. Taxion, D lerk. MALONE IEOOOEE EES