The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 20, 1899, Page 3

‘punches of grapes into small basket 4d fill large baskets holding near 100 ulder the baskets and move off in paths and flights of steps to lar, for wine. The soil containing a GRAPE HARVEST IN PORTUGAL. me PORT GRAPES CARRIED TO THE TREADING VATS. se at the Vineyards of Boa Visto, valley of the Douro: Women} S, Carry them a short dis- pounds. Then men wit thrown over their backs, and plaited straw knots on their | single file down the ge vats, where the gr large Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson was born April | Says He Detected a Very Familiar | 13, 1743, died July 4, 1826. He was) Odor to It, the third president of the United} Washington, D. C., April 13.—Dr. | States,clected Vice president in 1796. | W. D. Bigelow, chemist of the agri-| Elected president in 1800. Re-elect-| cultural department, told the Wade |@7 in 1804. Bought the territory court of inquiry to-day that the of Louisiana from France in 1803. | canned corned beef wasa wholesome| 0 view of the fact that jand nutritive product—even more | t® day the trusts, imperialism, be- |nutritieus than fresh beef, because | trayal of the people by “‘representa- of the preponderance of proteids. | tive®.” extravagance in public office He also gave the details of his gen- and unnecessary taxation, a mon- EMBALMER TELLS OF THE BEEF. | | | supply, showing the beef to be a sorship of news, favored classes and | generally satisfactory ration. | nepotism, the following statement we have! eral investigation in the canned beef | 8trous and growing public debt, cen. | Speer’s Port Grape and Burgundy Wines nade from the same grapes grown on an eastern mountain slope Bicsaic valley, New Jersey. the soil also abounding in iron produces real Blood-making, Life-preserving Wines of the World old, original Port wine grape of Portugal. No other wines Bi these for invalids, weakly persons and the aged. None put in Ret until nine years old. For Sate ny Druggists and Grocers. iso the P. J. Sherry, Burgundy, Socialite, Claret vin. 1 and Brandy vin. 1878, all used extensively in Hospitals and among ledical faculty the best to be obtained. The unfermented gpe Juice is extensively used in New York churches for communion J. TYGARD, HON. J. B. NEWBEBRY, President. Vice-Pres’t. | THE BATES COUNTY BANK, ButTrLER, MO. Successor to BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANE. EsTABLIsHED Dxc., 1870. WM) CAPITAL, $75,000. -¥- J.C.CLARE, Cashier} PAR RRR A General Banking Business Transacted§ ii Bates County Investment Co., IBUTLER, MO... Capital, 850,000. 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 furnished, titles examined and all kinds of real estate ‘ § papers drawn. 4 ¥.J. Tyearp, Hon. J. B, NEWBERRY, J.C. Crarx, « President. Vice-President. Sec’y. & Treas. ( S. F. Warnock, Notary. ARRRRRARAS: RARRRARRAPRPRRRER AAD Jyo. C. Hayes, Abstractor. RAR RAR RARRRA Murdered by Land Pirates. tle, Wash , April 7 —Oriental state that the steamer wonghoi bad an exciting experi- on arecent visit to the Island Samai, in which her treasure chest w robbed of $10,000 by shore assisted by native members crew, and her first eflicer was bly murdered. ‘The officers were invited to a na- i feast on shore on the night of tobbery. The first mate started ack to the ship before the captain. found the pirates in the act of ing into the treasure room and eked them single handed. They d their clubs freely and knocked | ieteasible before he could use ai gun. After securing two cases $5000 each they either threw the overboard or lowered him into boat that lay alongside. They all snapped. Black fired with a pistol, and Asburn, struck in the heart, as he fell fired, hitting Black in the leg. Then the firing became general. Black has not gained consciousness. Young Black was shot several times his right shoulder being torn off. The Millers and Ashburns are among the most prosperous farmers of the | section We Will Give You a $4 Watch If you will show our publication ‘to Tyour friends. Wedon’t want you to sell them anything. The watch is made by a well- known American firm, in two sizes, children’s and adults ’ nickel or gold plated hunting case and fully guaranteed, Send 2 cents for particulars. Overland, 34 Park Row, ork City. Pana, Ili, April the New mornivg on the main street, in front | of the telegraph office, between white and black miners, in which deputy sheriffs took part, five men and ove woman were kilied. Eight persons the ship and took to the woods, | wounded, several so seriously that eitis believed they murdered | they will die. Drink Grain-O! Shake Into Your Shoes ’s Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It | drink coffee. fal, swollen, smarting, nervous | order it, because it is healthful, ly takes the sting out of corns | and appetizing t’s the greatest comfort dis- fe. Allen’s Foot-Ease makes rnew shoes feel e: for sweating, i$ to-day Itis @ certain Children like it nd not, tired all drugelsts | ents In stamps. S. Olm I 2 as much. ing nothing but nourishment. Ask your gro- cer for Grain-O, the new food drink. 15 & 25e. Washington, D C, April 13— Gen. Joseph Wheeler was at the | White House to-day. He said he desired uctive duty the Philip- in th fight bere yesterday B. C. bburn was ivstantly killed; A. J | pines, and if pot assigned to active fod his sou Lee, were fatally duty will resign He expects to re ded; Atex and H-ury Miller | sign before the fifty sixth congress Shet iu the arm B. M. Ash-| meets to take his seat in the house Band severai others were 4lso| of representatives. | ded. The sesior Ashburn had! Mikes Tablers Buckeye fF B prosecuted by A J. Black in a} jjeyes the intense ite Scourt for perjury and the Besofthe contending parties | ¢ been directly opposite. This | experiment. Al teok place at McCrory, and ee ee party returning home had to BB through Deview. Ashburn and arrived first, and when the | Party cams up Ashburn walk | b With a double.barrel shotgun | eld Black that he had sworn to d leveled his gun, which Every bott ker | Minister of War, bas instructed Gen. Philippines, to evacuate the archi have been exchanged. 10.—In a riot which broke out at 10:30 o'clock this After y ou have concluded that you ought not It isnot medicine but doctors invigorating it is made from pure grains and has that rich seal brown color and tastes like the finest grades of coffee and costs about and thrive on | it because it isa genuine food drink contain- | Rios, the Spanish commandér in the | pelago immediately, now that the| trom ratifications of the treaty of peace | ago, Prof Mallet, professor of chemis | try at the University of Virginia, | presented a contrary view. He ex.| pressed the opinion that a chemical | analysis was not a sufficient test of the character of a food product, say- ing that various conditions necessa- rily must be considered. He did not regard the canned roast beef aj desirable ration. Rudolph K. Spicer, an undertaker of Harrisburg, Pa, said he had dis | coyered crystalline salts ia the re-| frigerator beef in Porto Rico which} reminded him of powders used in embalming. Dr Bigelow was questioned by Colonel Davis at length with the view of counteracting the effect of the testimony of Drs. Brady, Currie | and others whoss testimony had de- clared that chemicals had been used in the preservation of the meat sup- plied to the army. The witness said he had examined both the refrigera- tor and canned roast beef and had found no evidence of the use of preservatives in either. He said he had never known formaldehyde to be used asa preservative of meat, but it was a powerful germicide. Rudolph K. Spicer, a funeral di rector and embalmer of Harrisburg, Pa, testified he was a member of the Fourth Pennsylvania regiment and served in Port Rico. He bad paid especial attention to the meat issue. The cooks had found it nec essary to cut off two or three inches of the refrigerated beef because of the greenish discoloration. “I also noticed orystalline scales on this meat,” he said. “It was gen- erally in the joints, and it immedate- ly occurred to me that some article like seda or boracic acid had been used on the meat, such as embalm- ers use on human bodies when they begin to crack.” He had eaten of this meat only once and it had made him sick. Mr. Spicer found the canned roast beef slimy and disagreeable. Much of it had been thrown away by the men. Does it fail todo It so don’t neglect its call tor A few doses cf Herbine may save ckness. Herbine is the r medicine. cures H. L. Tucker. Is your liver tired? its duty? help- you a spell of si only perfect 1 chills and tever, Entire Country 1s Ableze- Omaha, Neb, April 13 —Specials from Newport, in Rock county, on the line of the Elkhorn road, say the loss of property from the prairie fire Tuesday was enormous. Henry Habercost, John Mauch, Jonas Con- rad, W. Beebeesnees, F. Sixberry and Opp brothers lost their ranch buildings, including big stacks of hay and some cattle. The fire is spreading into Holt and Garfield counties. Reports from Ogallala, the county northern part of that county is being swept by fires. The flames, driven by a sfiff wind, reached North Platte at 11 o'clock this morning. The ranches of the Holeomb brothers, seat of Keith county, say the entire} of Thomas Jefferson’s “Democratic! principles” is interesting “The people the only source of le-| gitimate power The absolute and lastiog sever-| ance of church and state. The freedom, sovereignty and in-| dependence cf the respective states. | The Union, a confederacy, a com- | pact, neither a consolidation nor a} centralization. | The constitution of the Union, a} special written grant of powers lim- | ited and definite | The civil paramount to the eniti-| tary power. The representative to obey the in-| structions of his constituents. Elections free and suffrage unis} versal. No hereditary office nor order nor title. No taxation beyond the public wants No national debt if pcssible. No costly splendor of administra- tion. No proscription of opinion, nor of public discussion. No unnessary interference with individual conduct, property or speech. No favored classes and no monop-| olies. No public money expended, ex- cept by warrant of special appro- priation. No mysteries of government in- accessibly to the public eye. Public compensation for public services; salaries moderate and per vading economy. Tuomas JEFFERSON. It will Care You While You Wait. If you fuffer with that horrible catarrh in the head, loss of smell or taste, catarrhal con- sumption, or headache, Dr. Thurmond’s Ca- tarrh Cure issold nocure, nopay. Price 50 and 81 00 per bottfe at H.’ L. Lucker’s. Dynamite in the Chest, St. Louis Republic. Among the flotsam and jetsam which the high water cast against the shore at the foot of Elwood street Thursday was a large chest. A fisherman dragged it out of the water and opened it with an ax. Then he nearly fainted. It was filled with dynamite. There were 200 pounds of the stuff, fuses, caps and all. It was enough to blow up Ca- rondelet, but it was temporarily harmless by reaeon of its float in the water. Still nobody would touch it until Policeman Whalen got William Allen, a quarryman, to load it on his wagon and take it to hie quarry. If no owner appears Mr Alien will be permitted to keep it, as the Caron delet police have no use for it. fore her or impro 1 be e Carafe! 3 epee | No w too careful of her con he period | Qeeeerevecceccccecscevevescesesssesessesesseeeseseeoees It is the easies No remedy has made surer and quicker cures than ST. IT RELAXES THE STIPFENED MUSCLES. chants, Farmers Busin solicited, promising stric Depository for funde. T. ¢ Booker P. n Dee 3.R. JENKINS, Ca shier ' The Walton T OF BUTLER, MO., We have the money on hand in as papers sre signed. IMPROMPTU DUEL BETWEEN KENTUCKIANS, Chas. Willoughby Crushed Pr. Robert Combs’ Skull With College Hill, Ky., April 12.—This morning Charles Willoughby and Dr. Robert Combs had a desperate an Ax-Handle, which Combs received a fatat blow on the head with an ax handle in the hands of Willoughby, and the latter was shot fatally in the right side by the Doctor. This tragedy is the culmination of one of the biggest social sensations in the history of Madison county. About two months ago Willough- by accused Dr. Combs of ruiniog his wife after administering a drug to her, and when the men met a few days later they nad a pistol fight in which neither was hit. The affair was hushed up and the ‘friends of the men tried to prevent further trouble belongs to a good family and his brother, ex Representative W. W. Combs, exercised all his influence to prevent the ecandal from spreading. It eeems that Willoughby was in- clined to listen to his friends and did not further seek Combs, and bad they not met this morning a clash might have been averted. Willoughby bad quit carrying bis pistol, and when he strolled into the store this mcroiog be had no idea of seeing Combs. He had walked only a few steps from the door when he saw his enemy. All his hate was laroused and, seizing an ax-nandle from a box, where they were kept for sale. he rushed on the Doctor with the exclamation: “You ruined my home, you cow- ardly cur, and I'm going to kill you ad The Doctor was taken by surprise ‘| and did not utter a werd,but quickly he had better do no something wrong. Jomathan Smith and the two Farn- raisers in western Kansas, have been destroyed. At Loup City George W. Misner, jan old resident of Washington | t township, waa burned to death in a} | | prairie fire yesterday. | To Cure Disease is t Cc If you suffer with boils | eczema, your blood is mound’s Blood Sytup i | you. Ibis a boon for females. . Dr L. TccKER. Exodus From Finland, |regarding Finland, which provides for an increase tary and naval forces The steamer Arctur landed 315 men_here to-day Hango, 200 arrived a few days and all report that many more are coming as 5002 as possible. stroms. amosg the heaviest stock | | FRIEND ure the Blood | * buncles,old sores | Thar-/} Hull, England, April 13.—There| - lis a great rush of young Finlanders | —_—__—__—_ |for the United States to avoid the} Madrid, April 13.—Gen. Polavieja | recent decree of Emperor Nicholas of the Russian mili-| OTHER'S { | wo | for the last two just as recom: Druggists sell it at $1 per bottic. THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA, GA. Sead for our free illustrated book, “Before Baby is Born.” i drew bis pistol. As the ax handle | descended on his head he fired, the | bullet passing through Willougbby's |side. The Doctor was felled by the | blow, which crushed his skull! Physicians were summoned from | Richmond, twelve miles distant, and wben they errived both of the of *| wounded men were in 4 critical con dition. An operation was p«rformed on Combs’ skull, but the doctors -| hold out littte hope. Willoughby appeared to be bleed- ing internally, and it is feeré i be cannot survive the night Willoughby is a prominent citizen =lard stood well in the community. He is devotediy attached to his beautiful wife, and ever since he accused Dr. Combs of wronging Ler he has vcen like a crazy man A , fatal ending of the trouble hes been freely predicted and Dr Combs’ frienda have repeatedly urged him to remove to another town. We Make Dr Thurmond’s Cat: tarrh eure made th |pay. If yousuffer with | the headtry it. if it }eost you nothing. Solc 57 \ HB. L. Trcees. in LUMBAGO OR LAME BACK, _THE MISSOURI STATE BA s Men t attention fight in the leading store here in| Combs is a leading pbysician, | JACOBS OIL. eoeroesoocerre® ——_ NK, | of Butler, Missouri. Patp CaPiITaL, - - = $55.000 00. Reeeives Deposit=, Lons Money, Issues Exchange and | does a general Benking Business. The patronage of Mer- and the public generally is to business and a safe t Co., Is now Loaning Money on Real Estate at Lower Rates than ever before offered in Bates County, and invite ever one desir- ing to borrow to cail and get our low rates before making loans. Bank ready to pay out as soon For first-class choice loans we are making at SIX per cent interest and not charging any commission. JOB FOR GENERAL WHEELER, | Slated For Position of Military Govern- or of Manilla. Washington, {D. ©., April 15.— Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler of Alabama, one of the heroes of Santiago, is slated for the position of military governor of Manila, Phil- ippine Islands Gen. Wheeler, who was a May Gen of volunteers until the exchange of of the ratifications of the peace treaty Tuesday, was made a brigadier-gen- eral in the provisional army Wednes- | day, and to day the announcement is made semi Officially that he would goto Manila at an early Cate to as- sume jurisdiction as military govern: jorof Manila. This will give Mejor | General Otis, military governor of the Philippices, opportunity to de- vote all his time to the subjugation {of the insurgents under Aguinaldo. | General Wheeler, by accepting a commission as governor of Manila, probably retires from congress, 8 he can not get back from the Phil- ippines by Dacember. Brigadier General Fred Grant will accompany General Wheeler to Manila. Orders were cabled to General Grant te-day at San Juan, | Porto Rico, to coms to .Washington at once to receive ordere and start for his new post. WORST KIND OF CASE. We Will Tell You if You Will Believe It. ] Per- sons Ought Sarely to be Conyincing The Expertence of Well Known We ask youto read the following statement from a well known citizen because she suffered from one of the worst kind of cases of backache and kidney disorder and was cured by the use of Morrow's Kid-ne-oids. If youarein the least way troubled with a weak back or disordered kid- neys, use Morrow's Kid-ne-oids; they cure every time. Mrs. J. R. Lamson, 529 Cleveland St., Mexico, Mo., says: “‘I have been sorely afflicted with kidney trouble for the past twelve years; I had a dull, aching pain across the small of my back almost constantly for some time past; | could not bend forward ould not stand erect for more one year; I was nervous and irritable and cross, my nerves I noi se were all would sta: ziness and ver Wwasso nearly all an orange & inactive and 08 the time. The doctors’ treatment gave meno relief. Morrow's Kid-ne- oids and Morrow's Liverlax being so highly reco nended I yota package and used tk as direc , andina few days relieved of kidney usnes*s gone, Ps tor stoop forward, ed feeling ke a different une to use them of a complete statement will in- use Morrow's # Liverlax, gone, person. untillam sat eure. I hopet duce many sufferers to Kid-ne-oids and Morrc and be cured.” Both of these remedies are for sale at Ludwick’s drugstore. Manufac- tured by John Morrow & Co., Chem- ists, Springfield, Ohio.