The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 19, 1899, Page 3

MANY SOLDIERS DROWNED —_- —eees a a Pree coer eereveeet Se ee ee eee , Fording the Eivers in Luzon Has Caused ; More Deaths Kecently Thao Fi 3 2 f. PAA : as 3 GO OR LAME _K, $ pino Batlet : ee thins coiecwstalte ear oas 3 « 5 3 Sie 3/ VWDes J $ PotreretecettttrteettertieeteeressSseerersectersstesrctcso cs 1) Sooo sl soe ran Three millions ly u = , ; : * ! ren. GREAT WAR in LONDON. ’ lave a nn ie bility, economy, Africa Gi Frenzied We ne and t \ it ty and convenience of : j 2 Incessant Koar ers Tens of Thou i | Lor c , TARGEST STOVE PLANT IN THE W § | Famous the world over : for thirty years. ¥ 1 y | ~ Sewel Stoves are sold by See { 1 W7EEst TaAMS £44108. honor | ¥ rwester atfor n. © — e n ton inline Wetrisony Statiousl Sse | ¥ x Pow Fr, Vor — 2 ith Wales Washington. O 1 | SR NRINS shier 3 ; 3 ; on In HeWill Cure You While You Wait.) Nature can énly fm ; : | ic mics mere dire ars Ifyou fu with that horrible catarrn in lite wit he food eat <3 < nds te > { = Sead, lose Of smell or taste. catarrt on- I | @emption,orheadache Dr. Th eee. es i é é € | S smn Care is sold nocure, no pa se Se eak stom is ad i 7 | rqy . > rex 7 gad 8) 00 per botiie at HL. Luck NETS 2 r i ‘ it a q e ; acer — 3 | Whe lion Trust Co., 1 In Babies. oF EOL t Pp » ii ss : | < A great many moti have the | !' : Pe $ Ge . | . , s er habit of t: heir babies to the ta- ie ; : : ‘ | : . 1 fle, and allowing them to eat a i Slaughter of the Seal 1+ ‘ if @f anything and everything they ca SR REY Tear Tene e ¢ mina | 7 s s so. | e s find 7 is a perniciou abit t against th 4 2 s increased S as breeds a deal of trou fice s. Ar Brit 7 i pe 1 eC ir vtou food is imprope r 1 ae oe 1 The Kansans Pleased Them } < gouth and improperly d ted @ Meet (of think it Y s s I } | swallowing, thus passing n irritant | ! r come seo, O} ‘ s 8 the whole length of the intestinal tract nd killed 2 pact, Sere eae eee Ler Gtarchy foods are allowed infants at | Hee ye SEE lai liga rie eee 1ansion | materia ible = i fimes, and we know these must be ; he Newfounc PLease ee he lord | pression ‘ a " SEX | hi ai nt a é ayor of London, was re ere] |. } = {| nged to sugar before being ab- which wa mous a x aS ee ee oe f | troops who h 1 4 sa 8 Nein eenice } 4 traffic was completely blocked by the | é : F f Bete, and in the child this change | 20° Tunmer during the war last sum-| oO) tongs: and it was only with | can who has b : s inging any co { ae, Mefnot take place until about the | ™¢T- The vessel was once captured by to reatens diticulty. the ; eee : . ithe “Marbichead a. . cer the greatest difficulty that the lord | gion nas, « sixth month of life. The undigested ) ‘7° “ nead, off Cienfuezos, and] yor, Sir John Voce Moore, in the full | j4;5 mod: | sii Sil food ferments easily and be- | “2= c= to Charleston &. © It| robes of office, restrained the singi Eee sa P comes a severe irritant | afterward rel i on the own-| anq@ vociferous cheering while he ad-| , <ieeen totes ees i bonds, and subsequently joined | gressed the troops, wishing them God- | among the citizens as he manifestly is} { ——— ae Se inl ae ‘ jae oe 2ops, Wishing them God-| among the men of his own regiment. i = Notice of Final Settlemert. | the sealing fleet. The trip evidently | speed and expecting the interest of the | eae ? ean ie i oles, > atliaghaelet ACH dal all creditors, and } peoved profitable, for the Newfound-| country in their heroic determination Would Cost Iowa 81,000,000. CPAP Fs Os 82, 1899 lon. oS ‘eater le estate 0 J. | land arrived in port after having made | to assist in asserting imperial author- Des Moines, Ia., Oct. 10.—State off jock toe ie =o Fields, deceased, that I, John H Sullens, ex- | i g I : z vex Fi { ecutor of said estate, intend to make ( & “catch” of 20,000 seals, representin ity in-‘South Africa. cers announce that a test ¢ . 3, eunedy as repe finai settlement thereof. at the next termof | a yalue of $40,000 The Transvaal ultimatum, which is| probably be brought against canal en Seed of four reg signed by F. W. Reitz, secretary of of Iowa on beha ng | Iowa troops wh ish war. The military men insist county, state of Missouri, to be teld at Butler eemmenoing on the 13th day of November, 1809. | See picture of Alfred Speer in another ool | state, coneludes with the follov JOHN H. SULLENS umu, the original wine grower io the United | ¢our demands: 47-48 Kxecutor, states, whose wines have become famous over : ee oa the world also bis *** Climax Grape Brandy. irst yor = Lac regulated by friendly r | | When the He f 3 t ee ee ore Bare | See Whut a President Says of Brandy | py woatever amicabl In the American Museum of Natura) | ’ for Si | | | | 1 entered th ; the Bates County Probate court. in Bates THE Wave differences be | under the state military ¢ aoe? nor! must pay them for their ed upon | orvice whether or not th mu purse green or marcea. VOL CAN MAKE $500.00 1 | $20.00 | 222° SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (!nc.) Chicago. | } SELLE » arbitr tis y may be = d her maj y's govern- this government ess. by sal Col- | Ment = Wines | Second. That all troops on the bor ernment does the same. If suit is on Relic of Puritan Times. Ee History is a famous skeleton of an ex- | tinct animal called the ‘‘phenacodus, The President of the Baltimore Medi: lege, who has thoroughly tested Speer rs of this} brought and this position susta republic shall y cos’ es 3 would t th Several states in New gland have | who ed i yyoming, ¢ ‘lieved | and Brandy says : nue mpenvered ba Wyoming, and believed | ®™.s)-ers Climax Brandy t: a pore and valne- d, That all rei pawhich | aLethe pagment Bomba alee: fa the ome by geologists to represent the earliest ana article in ati caus oy aisoees in _ a » arrived in South 1. 180 = pay Z second pir statute forbidding kissing in the 18 2 se. This skeleton be- | Teliable stimulant ts reqaired t rexard it ea <d from South Africa within a : nd et ; i wm of the hors This skeleton t perior to most Freueh Braudies : : oo Have Their Fall Quota. | Here swith | Ste" The law is an old obe and ob if : jlonged to the late Prof. Cope’s collec r Pasi. 2 2 Ta Washington, Oct. 10.—Ten of the vol- | oe solete if tion. It has now been remounted in wiaot é — EL unteer regi 1 ave it much more perfect form than before. | a a ; _ [now « reeruited quota 2 and Z Shrinking Fast. iW ots oO mploy ci ry f } < » | The animal was about as large as a] ,Attemi dea ‘ eeddaes will be imm srepared s- 6 pain keeps up her present pace 1 . sheep, rather slender, with a long tail | = sot appear to | portation t Philipp \ pepe aha iii quan 1 . if hs met t . I - k a a I wn to Wl and five toes on each foot: but three | BAaV® met with 1 n th -giments imbered from Tt . = toa kin A of the toes did nex lithe work. It | Stone of the Ma | ith t Forty-Seventh inc 4 a Sad eee if tural college reports te regiments lived in Eocene times; that is to say “" | of 20,000 plant i in the age of tt Aunt Rachel’s dawn. ot he results show that ¢ Notice is hereby given to all creditors and | : : eae : aide oe g s a al) others interested in the e or JD Yeates eC nity t a ai aie e | we * y I, Willts 1 Yeates, adminis termined by experi r eee ae ie ae a : | d Z deceased, that nit trator of said estate intend to ma Soe ge. | ra-} SaaS ae = | = | tlement thereof at th rm jt ion of the blue a i Pe v ‘ t : | county probate court STANING oo ue | : : ze ~ , MéDow : a- | 3 | ae eh STANDS VERY HIGH. | ana’ = on 3 | “= ing on the Int Ne | 1 nur da I esti-| I & WILLIS 2 YEARS | wo ¥ ‘ ate | I i | * 45-4 Administr | ‘ i 1 | = ¢ Da} n r ae i Amor the! x s ] oti +} P th Pohli ° ae : 1 | r a 7 5 eH 2 ee eGit Ginciamucnens. bestimation of the Public Ar-|: : as Gen w, | dollar eeee Pe 2 \3 \ ident <inley WF ; Noble St. Louis. To-morrow will | mone itis : SF a g gues Well For It | b » day of the reunic - ri was a eres gue | President McKinley will be here. | 00 = = a Z | Philacde of tye affair Za: | 4 I ‘ 3 ' - the peo | Incendiaries a Bad Fire. | se 5 the ¢ G Reports are Coming in From s unti the ‘ en of incen ‘i Sections of Country ‘ Wave of Suicidal Mania lef : me one eas i ( N ou z . f dent’s convenience i A sold ® . naltr € . { leave by a doo », I will mation of P : ve : f by front door. I never retrace my gt ange rE ¢ % i ste characteristic reply o i reports : Sais P i the pr from ali sections of and puEned owes : : StH | Notice of Final Settlement of kidney and urina t | ss 1K s s s Pp + Notice is hereb: given to all creditors, and | 88 hundred over the country hav on Will Ease the zi 1 es I 4 all others interested in the state of Henry D, | on. O: : a 3 q . Brooks. deceased, that 1, Willis I. Yeates, ex- | Mars Aint ehhitz, t ng ecutor of said estate, intend to make final ret. ieee =} ended his exis . co. 3 tlement thereof, »t the next term of the Bates | vspemect eee = 3 uae County Probate Court in Bates Count state many ars, with p An Insane Rater. Of Missouri, to be held at Butler commencing | kidneys and from n¢ Oct. 10.—The D 1 on the 15th day ot Novemter, Isv | Seek ne cuescount % es paiz Sf mw amy re ury 48-41 WiILLIG I. YEATES, Bxecutor, | Well et Bignt on etcom Peters g corres y | Insed several kidney and nerve med nsealiea s es 4 > Sure Efacem | Twas not relieved until 1 commenced id ay eae ja Sater hte foag RE Assy ieaic Oks at en adyan- | RSE cs Foreign Novelist “do” | Morrow’s Xid Kid-ne-oids $50.000.000. ely t ac J 4 8) Y i eiietica inde : my nerves to a normal condition im 4 ag aoa manasa ‘a k } the backache in less than one wee z nown and unreco | continee to use this grand remedy ur js Ships and Lichtning go. American | satisfied of a permanent cure, and I will he r why I not easier, old chap. A | ily reccommend it to others who may be aI at his Sigs | is to assume the ed as as Ihave been e al ©X! S. 1 wor forme r ee ane : Half-Crazed = Dein - For the Head and Hair and Body. { Notice of Final Settlement. ing medicine, They wood apuar yaa a : ae - The body and s ry « Natio th betehy qheek a6 sf) coedeorn aut | PO=Oe TEC On 2 that police were s g a 2 14 all others interested in the estate of R. H. | treatment and sel a c; shot a ° Knane. deceased thatl, ©. N. Teeter. ad- | stores and Ludwick’s drug s . : : of the as ministrator of said estate, intend to make a | y)...criptive booklet ene Fah = = d < 2 surface ce a wnat cettiement thereof e& wie wext term ot | Doecmptive Donk) ‘ : garg | ~ suing es ee pee | years old, of - t the Bat robate court, in Bates | Morrow & Co., Chemists, Spr 1, On | Ind., Oct. 10.—The stock ORES 5 ee = Coanty 1 Missouri to be hele ef November, 1599. 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