The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 12, 1899, Page 3

Net The Man Who J y A Zs A Z , Z A A : pea Z have r fi rs tili he had seen them fighting in Saved by $ = e Philippines. He had nothing but} Ct Ox ; | highe. esteem. he said the is vears of ag KS can soldiers and would al and a paral * eas their frien del the use of her bs n of citizens from Ga. child fell from a contain, in : rived here last ni 1 distance of ments nece formally invite and} head. The fal ¢ ness to th | Lieut. Brumby toa the y d wit er z Soe (eS ; city | and with her right a : j seeks to them o ays ago the | naine parts i by the | and revealed at ; vor, J \ Lieut ressing on the | Brumby was n within 20 miles « ephined dire« ¥ Atlanta and lived in the Geo cap shown in the sk 3 lo many years hand sword | removed. : Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pate People are never | vill be pre ted by the Georgians to Dewey Indi sold by the dozen or hundred, but always 1a pack- 1¢ flag lieutenant d they are anxious pages. Ata’ ct from the e e admiral shall come with hit liams Medic enectady, N. mB | ie Fetes t as @ cents pe ‘ i - o mec te ] OS THE GREAT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIG! OF 1900 The policies of the great political parties are now being formed avd the eandidartes discussed Phe voice lof the people as recorded by ballot at be approaching presis jalelection will probably decide the potiey of the pation for thre ae decade. Every citizen usust study the yreat ques tions that are to come before the people. ‘This era ouly be dove throngh the medina: of ayreat news paper. Now the time, therefore, forevery voter to subscribe for the best and most relinble vewspaper obtainable The Semi-Weekly Re- public covers the whole field of polis joa} pews. While ir is Democratic, it publishes the uews in regard to all political parties without prejudice. Htelegraphic aud cable news service issuperior tothatof auy other pape rciat features are the best. In it the paper for that large dass ot readers who cannot afford or do not have to the daily papers. access Attention is also called to The Re- | pudlic’s Suuday Magazine — Lts hatf- | Stone iustrations wre alone worth the snbseription price. tis made up of | special articles by the best literary | talent, embraciuy a variety of sub- jects of current interest News fen- | tures of absorbing interest are illus- | trated aud eularged upon. For the | benefit of the iadies the latest | Jasbions are handsowely illustrated 4 The Republic Sanday Magezine is | always interesting to very inember of the family | The subscription price of the Semi- Weekly Republie is Sl per vear. The Republic Sunday Masazine $1 25 per year. Both pape are now beit offered at rhe very low price of $1 for one year. To secure this low ra 50 te both wast be ordered and paid for at the same time. Add@ress atl orders to Lic, St Tar Rervus- | Lonis, Mo. | in Japan While the wedd pro- ceeding Japan, ¢ kindles a torch, and the brid sa fire | be wife's play- Thousands o and dist ressing been cured.bs | | Monster Needle Munafactory. j | The jarzest needle manufactory in | [t Will Care You While You Wait. | Marder and Suic . ee oe nn Reddi } | Atchison, Kan.. Oct Mrs. I the world is at Redditch. Worcester- | ¢you fuffer wits that horrible catarrh cee ee ea ey ae aie - shire, England. Over 70,000,000 are | the heal, lo-s of emeli or taste. catarrhal © it and k 1 g a 7 ee % |.suruption, or headache. Dr. Lhurmond’s iam Zink »-. who made there weekly | tarrh Cure ia sold vocare, no pay Price and Onl | and sl 0 per bottfe at HL. Lucker’s. ‘ : | -- tae two shots wer nter’s refusal to marry him is supposed to Ree: ee ose have been Zink’s motive for the shoot- {| Many of the people in the western | ing, although t + were no witnesses. portion of the French province Gas- | Mrs. Ganter ran 2 ocery and joint }cony walk on stilts That district is | west of town, which she inherited | known as the Landes, with a sea lia from her de ed husband, Zink was | baunding the French side of the Bay | dissipated is said to have had a jet Biscay, and extending, at at- w and two chil iren \ jest breadth, about sixty miles back i are about 40 years old. | {into the country. Most of iter was a mother of two} jabennerts, and they elevate th helps the team. Saves wear and on stilts five feet high in o to be} Two Children Cremated x expense. Sold everywhere. | above the marshes and the sand blasts | Haute. Ind. Oct. 7.—Cli ffor MADE BY | —_— — | farm laborer, and his SC igcin gene be Sa | To Cure Disease is to Cure the Flood | home near Terre Haute | If vou suffer with doils carbaneles.old sores | sterday anc C _\ eczema, your blood is diseared, Dr Tbor- | the: mond’s Blood Syrap is guaranteed to cre} oiiidren The honse. whic | yeu It isa boon tor temales — Solt bv | Lipton and Gordon College. } H.L Trexer, | was a rad enbin. took fir Early on his arrival in London, Lord | eee a ee | te mand. The « | Kitchener paid a v to Sir Thomas | The Telephone in Europe ji Lipton, and the prop Gordon col- Europe's in ational telephone sys- | | lege at Khartum w tioned. Sir | tem is being n | fap Thomas Lipton pau a moment} a few weeks | o@ 20d said: “Either ull the | ¢ cted w 8 ‘ : fMoney or I shall a they ~ z 2 Beription.” Bur t X ae Y fond do either th t 5 z > SUP by the public. © ¢ ze z =. Spouse hes R Falters s : g : ; shite : athalsrtic Dizziness, loss of yeti i ; : a ehey Easy to tul s rate— im i Bees With: ys; % ~ Dine wil! | A 2 a ay F Pe 2s a. 3 vesters Sicts i | Hood’s Pilis ae x : i Mr. H. D-5 1894 I was is in my 1 red, and a iB Marriage License VISIT TO VETERANS. Admiral Dewey Drives Out to the oe j Washington, Oc Soldiers’ Home at Washington. | tary Ailen has prepa j ment of estimates wt | TRANS 4AL REPRESENTATIVE HERE Shrapnel Shell Seasations. ri is 1 r ¥ is ie i sap moter at A i s elar « scone n = v t nat ro eet wild wew A g nition b ver nti 1@ So from all n 1 [x t ssion Gen. OB hat a t = in of a] that he ‘at ha one of 1 British pa r ire S tas , bullets, eat oodles cer fme nine aa rhe \< you know it's done gone | Rut €] bly has already cabled him full in-| | oly would } to kno here di Ee Ra nnon dat c lem mp k les n. OB ne eX bit full o° opinion to the Associated press report-| + - - er last night that war would avert-| ( The most stubborn case ed. “The condition of affairs in the], chitis snecumb to Ball republic,” he y acute] hound Syrup. Pric ind most critical ere is a will- H. L. Tucker ingness on the part of the Transvaal | authorities to arbitrate and that may | Emperor Wilttiam a Kobber, ip eeeeess But ae hase ie 3 o the worst. ,orn mind | in a]are a very religious people and reli-j? game with a Leipzig lawyer. once upon | gious people, it has been demonstrated, | ‘ a time, the latter lost 20 marks. He] make the best fighting mater laughingly exclaimed I ave got WARSHIPS FOR THE PHILIPPINES into a regu robb de Every Washin 7 Notification | pody roared with laughter, the en was nt esterday to both peror as heartily as the rest. When | Gen. Otis and / Watson Ma- { his majesty was staying the follow- | nila of the int of the navy de- i year at Barby, and noticed the] partment to reinforce the navy in the lawyer, he went up to him, handed him | Philippines to a cc rabie extent, a 20-mark piece set in diamonds, in tae | 4nd st th | form of a searfp and said Re | eral other vesse stored by the robbers at the earliest é Aes j islands. So White’s Crenm Vermifuge is highiy | te to the Brooklyn. the | Heel ey ee ibiey mou : ,| added to the list, in the shar of }clearing the system ina few hours o } smaller gunboats. They Amoun: to Increase Over Appropriat | mitted fof the BA aes ee jos B | Gen. O' Beirne, of New York, Wants to Be | ¢ | Recoge zed asthe South Africa pub- lie’s Diplomatic Courmisst * Warships for Philippi : 7.—Admiral Dewe ce tited States soldiers’ home about Hl ove out there ng the afternoor and Gea. Rr » governor of the 1ome, intro m to the veterans. |The admiral the veterans inal for pay of th : | brief speech » had never arned | while the est Sis { 2 to appreciate the true valor and the | qecreased abo sugh two mont qualities of the American sol rn and i | been W Carreat Year of $24,537,187 fise: qur with Sipe Old Cern Being Kay et om. Kar au great de Kansas an is being ump ve hars ate s fo 183, Which Is an for the Roentgen Rays i axe Oo 1 oe Fora Home arre Robbel « < cnsas the Glad Mc Kansas Hore Harriet H rn ito Wit her to I r A i dow 4 Joln sipes A n Kansa-> y Moved I s a N s 1 ‘ o .O Seriots Fire at Mb livery & er, ee Oct in st -d at $s Drinks Wree z f wt Mo lowed on Revier, Mo F J. H. Hart a — | | ’ 2MEUMATISM = JACOBS OIL = PENET ARCHES, DRIVES OUT THE MISSOURI STATE BANK, el N yd K ‘ Bears ‘ Tose of t John D. r wm. ©. We T Be INS. Cisbier Wm bh. WALTON. 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