The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 10, 1899, Page 7

1 SMALL SPOT _ MAY BE CANCER. WOST VIOLENT CASES HAVE. eny li > greatest care shou tle d be given to sore, pimple ratch which : shows no disposition to heal under ordin- IPPEARED AT FIRST AS ary treatment. No one can tell how soon these F will develop into C So many people E PIMPLES. ise they do not know the naturally turn then and are forced to submit to 2 only treatment th the doctors k er. The dis rns, however, and is even mo ily poison in the blood, an have no effect what and destruct d an operation, p ver upon it. The« fore. rr external tre ome from within—the last vestige of poison must be eradic: _ Mr alshtc . Walpole, of W: h about the wing la intervals 2 in all dire and consulted a good doct and advise d that it be cut out, sent I read in my local paper of a c' s and decided to try,it. It.acted like ancer becoming at first irrita ate 1 nced it Cancer, ould not con- ened to destroy my life Positively tie only cure for Cancer is s. s. Ss. FOR THE BLOOD he only reme ce it out ist upo any ca Uleers, Sores. > root of ration od can hich ec: > deep enozgh to the diseas¢ “ does not reach the not be cut away real s - Contagious Valu f ble mailed free or any other f Diseases will be a, Georgia, to pooks on ©: §wift Specific Co ————— 6A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT “TO SHAVE WITH.” SAPOLIO 1S THE PROPER THING FOR EOuSr: ee McFARLAND BROS. Harness and Saddelrv, Mige’s Leather T eater o x , South Side Square Butler Mo. harness from $3 to $15. seat saddles. dusters and fly nets. new ones. ness are all made at home. get our "99 prices. U oF ARLAND BROS. BUTLER, Mo. We will surprise you. The Old Reliable ESTERN IN N LOATION AND SENTIMENT. North Side Square. Daily Paper Devoted Entirely to Southwest Missouri. All Western Interests. —Read this Offer to Readers.§ Styles of Photogrphing {executed in the highest style of th cle Sam’s new cvionies will prove &/| te of great interest to the American peo- generally, aud particularly with the | dents of the great southwest—the chosen ofthe Kansas City Times. The war has edon nearly every reader the nece: peeeving 8 live metropolitan daily new: second invasion of the whhean! (Seed Rico and Cubs by the commercial torces United States will be attended by many ting events. Yankee enterprise with nent of improved machinery and wide Dusiness methods, will effect as start- revolution as achieved by Yankee nd soldiers in the recent campelgne. gress of this peacefal army of busi- | Men will be chronicied in the columns of | as City Times. In addition, there | congressional elections in all the | of the union this fall. Mian indication of the prevailin, art, and at reasonable prices, Crayon Work A Specialty. give satisfaction. Call and see ~ samples of work. Cc. HACEDORR. sentiment | country, this contest will be fraught | ah unueual interest, and in order to keep | THE GREAT th the movements of the political chess ere | Western readers should keep in touch | events daily transpiring. By means of +The Times is distributed over the Missouri, Kansas, Ne- Arkansss and Indian THE GREAT W EST The Kansas City | T portion of » Oklahoma, ‘Want a live up-to-date paper, printing Rews and uncompromisingly demeo- the broad western sense of the wo! ald send your order without delay for | eas City Times. 9.00 0 ‘and Sunday 1 year Einwenn Fe Star junday 6 mon’ 2.0 re snd Sanday 3 months 81.00 i] e Week times 1 year $1.00 | By The Weekly, One Year - - ~ KANSAS CITYTIMES. Read and See What we Keep in Stoe We keep everything that horse owners need Double wagon harness from $10 to $30. single harness, $7.50 to $25; second hand Saddles of all styles and prices, from the cheapest to the steel fork cow boy and sole leather spring Lap robes, horse blankets Harness oil and soaps full line machine oils and axel grease. Trim buggy tops new and repair old ones. Bring your old harness and saddles and trade for We have the largest retail har ness store in the Southwest ,and our ha One hundred and thirty sets on hand. Come, inspect and PHOTOGRAPHER Has the best equipped gallery in | All work in my line is guaranteed to NEWSPAPER | Mail, Daily and Sunday, $4.00 = Year 25 Cents Kansas City, 0) O—————— | Schedule of a Revelution. Cape Haytien, Hayti, July 31.— From a dispatch just received from | reliable source it is learned thata | revolution will be proclaimed to- |morrow or the day after to-morrow jin the republic of Santo Domingo in | favor of Don Juan Isidor Jiminez. | According to this dispatch the |entire western portion of the repub |lie bas declared in favor of Jiminez and he is the only candidate for the presidency throughout the rest of the country. An Iowa man is planning to put into operation a scheme that will put the street sprinkler out of busi- ness. The man bas been reading | about how the Pennsylvania railroad | uses oil to lay the dust along the lines of railroad. By experiment he finds that one application of coal oil w ll settle the dust in the street and keep it settled during a whole sea sop. The plan will be adopted inj an Iowa county and the roads in the | county will be sprinkled. A good old Scotch woman who} came to this city many years ago) has always expressed a desire to| return to her old home for a visit. Recently her two sons, who haa | prospered exceedingly in the new | land, told her that her wish could| now be gratified. They asked her) > when she wanted to go. “Well,” | was the reply, “It’s been verra wet winter, and I have nae doot the} |sea's unusual deep. |me till summer sae niadelpms: Call a CASTORIA. 2 Kind You Hi Bears the Signature of 26. — Tenn. Chattanoogo, July Mathew Stanford, one of the most prominent farmers in Washington county, shot and killed Preston Car- son last night near Washington col- lege. He then went to Carsons’s home and shot two of his victim’s children, one 4 years old and the other 6. The younger willdie. He was captured and taken to the Jones- boro jail today. The men had qvarreled over farm work. CAS Ta ORIA. Bears the AUB: Kind Gee, u-Have Alway SULA Effingham, Ill, » July —Post- master Lawson of this city has re- ceived a letter from a citizen of Decatur, Iil., with a request that he hand “the inclosed 10 cents to a farmer living one mile southwest of Effingham, and ask him to pardon the sender for stealing a watermelon from him in 1859,” 40 years ago this melon seascn. A grandson of the man whg probably lost the melon is still living in this vicinity. 27 27. It Will Cure You While You Wait. If you fuffer with that horrible catarrh in the head, loss of smell or taste, catarrbal con- sumption, or headache, Dr. Thurmond’s Ca- tarrh Cure is sold nocure, nopay. Price 59 and $1 00 per bottfe at H. L. Tucker’s. Sedalia, ve aie 26 —Lurien, the 10 year-old daughter of E. F. Elgin, of Sweet Springs, was shot and fatally wounded today at the residence of J. E. Mathes, near Houstonia, by her 12-year-old brother. The lad was handling a target rifle when it was discharged the bullet entering his sister's body near the heart. She lived only a few minutes CAaASsSTORI.- A Big Army to Fight Indians. P ia! dees e€ ns El Paso, Tex., Aug. 3 ae is eocd is becaus learned from Hermosillo, Mexico, |to be applied talions of artillery will the army to fight the Yaquis i Batucco mountains. All are ordere: to move by to-morrow. are moving in }from place to place, j country. jthe Batucco mountains. A ae Drasglats or bs pinail ; samples jin 1872 Till just bide| that three regiments of cavalry, four regiments of infantry and two bat- SS al | The Ss The Yaquis} small detachments | P ravaging the All the tribe is headed for | Bones Exhumed by a Tornado. Elizabeth, N. J, Aug. 3—A tor- nado 1,000 feet wide, which struck the city yester: lay, blew down three ehurch Steeples,swept away portions of the roofs of two theaters, twisted one house a quarter of the way around on its foundation, uprootod trees and laid bare the bones of skeletons in one churchyard, and in all did about $150,000 worth of damage. No lives were lost and no one was injured. | One of the strange freaks of the storm was laying bare of the grave of Mr. Hatfield, a former magistrate of Elizabeth, who died Parts of the wood of the coffin adhered to the roots of a tree which had been uprooted. other graves were disturbed, visible the dead Several persons ver: kil lied 1 lightning during the storm wring it were had >: ond this city. An $8,000 Cattle Swindle, Guthrie, Ok., Aug. 2.—Governor |C. M. Barnes has honored a requisi- |tion from the Governor of Miseouri jasking for the custody of six catt men who are accused of swindling Jones Bros., live stock merchants of Jkansas City, $5000 by means of bogus mortgages The transactions took place about | two years ago. The men are under ir Jackson county, Mo, for obtaining |} money under false pretenses. commission cut of idictment in It is} {asserted that Coleman and his as-| |sociates sold cattle to persons in| Oklahoma and men cecured the sales | | by taking mortgages on a much | larger number of cattle than had | actually been sold. | The mortgages were sold to Jones | Brothers, who alleges that upon | inquiry they found they had been duped. A suit to recover the money by civil process is now pending in the district court of Canadian coun- ty. The requisition is in the hands f S. H. Chiles, marshal of Jackson county, who is expected to make the arrests to-day. Special (Rates. Pittsburg, Pa., and return on July 31 and August 1. Rate one fare plus $2 for the round trip, limited to re- turn to Aug 31, 1899, Denver, Colo., and return $20 Sept and §, good returning Sept 30. G. A. R. National Encampment, Philadelphia, Sept. 1, 2and 3. Very low rates. Stop over privileges and deverse granted. Seattle, Wash. and return Oct 14, 15, 16th, good returning Nov 16; one fare for round trip. Home seekers excursion to points in Missouri, Kansas, Texas, Nebraska and various other points Aug ist, 15, Sept 5. ply 19, Oct 3, 17. Rate one fa plus $ 2 for round trip; limit 21 days for return. E. C. VANDERVOORT, Agt. 6, lives a happy She writes: have used Mother's Friend much of the strai use the pores of t and it comes into di is a it, and M orning j experienced, Confin i pain. R 2 of all, Mother’s Friend ¢ unborn just as m mother, and wh will be strong, lusty Druggists sell Mother’s Friend fo: Ecce boo $1 a bottle. | THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA, GA. rincipal m: le in county clerk’ 5 — ELY BROTHERS, 6 Warrea Seo ew Fork Cle |Sept. Colle 1899. re State University. DEPAR'ITMENTSe <r Preparatory, Business. Elocution College, Shorthand, Vocal Music University, Typewriting, inst. Music. Normal, Telegrapby, Art. A Faculty of Specialists. F¢ Ferms Each Year Tuition Modorute, Laboratories Equipped for Science. For Information Address or See E. A. LUDWIC, Butler, Miseouri. DRIVING SEASON FOR 1895 We are Headquarters for STYLISH TURNCUTS Safe Rigs Furnished on Short Notice for Parties, Weddings, and Calling. Horses and Rigs carefully cared for by the day week or month. The trade of the town and coun- try generally solicited. All rates reasonable. E. |. WILLIAMS, Prop. Bara near Southwest Corner of the Square. 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