The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 11, 1900, Page 8

Cancer Cured in Bates County Alone- These Are From Home People, You Can Believe What They Say. Below is a partial list those we have treated. them about us: BUTLER, MO. T. W. Legg, C. C. A. Hedges, J. E. Proctor, G. W. Shafer, N. O. Wyard. J. R. Marshall. Albert Rogers, Farmers Bank, or any business man in Butler. G. P. Wyatt, Wm. Scott, Thos. Walls, SPRUCE. W. H. Caldwell, F. A. Rich, J.V. Snodgrass, Theo. Marquadt. AMORET. 8. E. Licklider, Geo, Rogers. PANAMA. J. A. Campbell. PASSAIC. W. J. Crews, S. M. Jenkins. JOHNSTOWN. Ben Ireland. BALLARD. Bob Alexander. ELKHART. Ira Pelligan. PRAIRIE CITY. Martin Rapp. FOSTER. S. F. Moore. MULBERRY. Alex Morewood. ADRIAN. J.C. Taylor, J. Hackler. We never publish the names of the women we treat, although we cure almost as many women as men. We do notask you to take our word alone, but ask you to talk with those who know us. DR. E. 0. SMITH SANITARIUM CO., Cottage House, Butler, Mo. January 19th and 2oth only. Over 100 Cases of Piles and © COMING TO THE COTTAGE HOUSE, BUTLER, MO., Friday and Saturday, January 19th and 20th. STRONG ARGUMENTS. the following advertisement we desire tc | of treatm, the testimony of a few of cur forme ic In Ouro? ifora statement without proof, there e you. re free. ou will cal you Women Treated. We treat nearly as many w ailment, a disease that affects the ent system and makes invalids of other women. Not Confined to Your Room. Our treatment for piles is practically painless, and where patients live near they can be treated, and not be detained from their business. Our treatment is positively reliable, and in all our practice we have never failed to cure a case of piles. ise healthy Cost of Treatment. hence it is impc ble to make a price without z examinati: We wil! examine you, and then tel! you exactly what we will cue you for, so you will know just what you are to pay when cured. Our Propositions, Take Your Choice. We will take your case on an absolute guar- antee, avd not ask you for one cent until you are cured; or you may pay us half cash, balance when you are cured, or we will make you a cash price and give a written guarantee to cure you. You can take either proposition, it makes no difference to us, for if we accept your case we know that we can cure you. Dr. E. O. SmitH SANITARIUM, Sanitarium: Cor. 10th and Garfield Down Town Office, 10th and Main Streets, Rooms 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Kansas City, Mo. No stronger testimonials can be written. No stronger claims can be made. Every statement and every claim made in this Advertisement is a fact. We ask you in duty to yourself to prove it by investigation. if you find we have misrepresented anything, have as WE CAN AND DO Piles and all Rectal Troubles, Cancer, Tu- mors, Old Sores and Scrofula. No knife used. Our patients are our references. Read what they say. A Prominent Attorney Cured of Cancer of the Ear. OBERLIN, KAS., July 27, 1898. Dr. E. O. Smith, Kansas City, Mo. Dear SIR AND FRIEND:—I am O. K. I never felt better in my life than since my return home, whereas before that I was troubled in body and mind for several months. I am now able to hold up my end at the office and at home about the| orchard. Weare all well, and J wish to be par- ticularly remembered to Mrs. Smith. Fraternally your friend, G. Wess BERTRAM. We do not ask you to take our word alone, but ask | of write those who know us. yur attention to a few facts in regard to our ,and toour standing and ability iseases we make a specialty of, and We have the rs with hundreds of others Ve donot ask youto take our! hose names are | n you are Con-} ve cured others, then come oT e cf our ability to cure those | our charge, that we will | z before we ask you for | moderate } We! No cure, s men for| The price depends on the gravity of the case, | | many, that we can eure you? PILES AND ALL RECT r Dr. E. O. Smith Down Towa Office, N. E. OUR _ GUARANTEE, i ! | rectal troubles, but never pub 7 names. | We hope that false modesty will not prevent their | coming to us to be cured of this mc tressing More Than Satisfied. ButLer, Mo., Oct. 31, 1828. | DEAR S1r:—In your cure of my case of pil jand the other attendant troubles, | take pl in stating that I would not ask for, nor could I be lieve that there was a less painful,or more speedy | cure than the method you employ. Iam more than satisfied. Yours truly, G. P. Wyatt, Assistant Cashier Farmers Bank. Cured of Bleeding Piles. | Fr. RENo, O. T. | Dr. E. O. Smith. ! Deak S1R:—I wish to add my testimonial to | others, relative to the cure in my case. a | suffered for twenty years with bleeding p | could find no cure until I took up your treatm | After taking three treatments from you | am | tirely cured and have not had the slightest bother since the cure was effected. . W. DRYDEN. We never publish the names of ladies we treat for rectal troubles, although we treat nearly as many ‘women as we do men. | Entirely Cured. BuTLer, BaTEs Co., Mo. Dr. E. O. Smith. ~ DEAR S1R:—I am very much pleased to give! - you my testimonial. I had suffered for twenty ars and now I am entirely well. I would just! dvise any one who is troubled with piles to go to | you for treatment. Sincerely yours, } jJacos PowELL. Afflicted Forty-six Years. ButT.er, Mo. Dr. E. O. Smith. DEAR S1R:—I want to send word to you, saying Iam perfectly well. I am 68 years old and had been afflicted with piles for 46 years, till you cured | py me. You effected a perfect cure, and I recommend you to all my acquaintances and to all people who are suffering from any rectal trouble. Yours truly, TuHos. WALLS. Is it not reasonable to think that when we cure so have been cured from eight to twelve years, showing by coming to us for treatment. You can pay when j cured. t i CANCER, TUMORS AND OLD SORES. <= Cured without Knife, Caustic, or Ligature. OF KANSAS CITY, Mo. , about as large as a hazel nut, but by working my operation, I did not know what to do u: til a friend who has anything of the kind to go and consult | you, for I know if there is any cure for cancer you | have it, and I know you will not take money if you ! a? shat Se Sanitarium Co. Cor. 10th and Main Sts. NO PAY UNTIL CURED. List of 2 Few Former Patients. The following list gives names and addresses of a number of former patients whom I have cured of cancer: Kate L. Hoch, 921 Armstrong Ave., Kansas City, Kas. Cured of cancer of the breast. E. 22d St., for three years principal ansas City, Mo. Cured of two cancers y of the face. Mrs. J. W. Sh. Cured of cancer o: A.M. Perk cer of the ik, 1897 Mrs. A. M. Klick>er, 1221 Flora Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Cured of cancer on forehead. M. Little, 616 Wyandotte St., Kamsas City, Mo. of cancer of nose. Jas. Hannon, 1926 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Cured | of cancer of face. Geo. Ryan, 3818 E. 10th St., Kansas City, Mo. cancer of the finger Mrs. Ellen Da Vault, cancer of the face. annon, 921 Ohio St, Kansas City, Kas. |” he breast s. 507 E. 8th St., Kansas City, Mo. Cured Cured Cured of New Florence, Mo. Cured of ;w Caxcer of the Breast Cured. 711 W. 18TH St., Kansas City, Mo. Dr. E. O. Smith. | Dear Sir:—After waiting twelve months I am glad to say that I am cured of that distressing and oathsome disease called cancer. I suffered more | than tongue can tell. When it first made its} appearance in my breast, ia February, '96, it was | rms continually it commenced to grow, until in March, '98, it was as large as an orange. In the meantime I consulted five different physicians, some here in Kansas City and one in Parsons, Kas. They all pronounced it cancer and said it would have to be cut out; but, dreading a surgical recommended me to go to you, and | am thankful I did, for I know I am cured, and I ask every one annot effect a cure. My daughter, who nursed | » through it all, also joins me in blessing you for | y cure. Most gratefully yours, Mrs. Jennie Goopinc. of Some of the people whose names are given here he cures to be permanent. Dr. E.0. S y he has cured, | are well and tu | back is entirely weight again. When | w I weighed one hundred weigh one hundred and sixty-two pounds, and) | the ture. We thank you both every day of our lives, | We shall never forget what you have « 5 We have been trying to get one of our neighbors] to come and see you. | the sinall of the back, that measured six inches cured for nearly two years.) PERKI Dr. E. O. Smith. }ing that you treated on my lip a year ago ig entirely cured, and much ; j gratification the scar has nearly disappeared, they say. Smith, and they say he does all he claims. 1014 Walnut Se. mission Merchants, stock yards, | Cured ot piles. lap: fissures. fissures. Stock Yards. Suffered With Itching Piles for 38 Years, 921 ARMSTRONG AVE, KANSAS CTY, Kas, had suffered with itching pil tyears. IL tried different do ; ot ointm but they di Last fall | heard of Dr, s successfully, so I went to him Iso recommend: ses, especially, nm Cases @ y yours, Joun Hocn, Looks Like Himself Again. CoLony, Kas, Kansas City, Mo. Docror:—lI w 2 to tell you that atthe cancer you treated on my ciy cured, and I am back to mv ole it to you tor treatment} 1 five pounds, now |] Dear yself again. all say ! ain lookirg like k ber for her pies ell Mrs. Smith that we tha tr ne for us” ) I told him that if you saig? ou could cure him that he would be cured. Your grateful friends, Mr. and Mrs. CULLER, (Mr. Culler was cured of scirrhus cancer on He has been © p and down and five inches across, Cancer of Lip. OFFICE OF S & BROGAN, Grain and Live Stock. HARTFORD, Kas., June 6, 1598, Dear S1x:—The cancer of seven years stand- | and to my surprise ill cheerfully answer all inquiries. Yours truly, W. J. BroGan, Cured of Piles. Do you know any of these people? Read what: They have all been cured by Dr. E,0, 7 Capt. WH. Wakefield. of Wakefield Mantle & Tile Com | Cured of piles S. W. Calvin, cigar dealer, Savoy Hotel, Cured of piles, 7 Orville Robinson, with Wilbite & Co., Live Stock Come | Cured of fistula a F, W. Shultz, secretary chief of detectives, city hall. A.S. Taylor, with Doggett Dry Goods Co. Cured of piles. 7 H. Fleming, 411 East 13th St. Cured of piles. 4 Oren W. Philbrook, 804 Main St. Cured of piles. lufford Jones, 5321 East 9th St. Ulceration of lower bowel. © J. R. Nichols, 1316 Forest Ave. Cured of piles,and pro- | “Archibald Clark, 1601 East 18th St. Cured of piles and J. I. Sutton, 224 East 30th St. Cured of piles. C. F. McGregory, 412 Hall Bldg. Cured of piles. E. A. Hallowell, 422 Nelson Bidg. Cured of piles and A. J. Hopkins, of Hopkins, Kiley & Co., Kansas City Cured of piles. yeaah Hill,29 Prospect Ave., Kansas City, Kas. Cured piles. You have nothing to lose, and your health to gain, Ballard Breezes. M. L. Price and Miss Ruey Patrick were married at Bethel church last Sunday night by Rev. Crum. The attendants were James Harrison and Miss Maud Patrick, Everett Wen- dleton and Miss Green. After the ceremony the bridal party left for F. M. Patrick's where they all sat down to a sumptuous supper On Monday they all met at George Price’s where they proceeded to eat him out of goodthings. Their many friends wish them well. Perry Koontz visited his brother and family here Sunday. Eighty acres of land for rent, one mile east of here. Some of our boys have organized a boxing club, bought two pairs of} boxing gloves and are now ready for business, which we fear will result in a knock-down and drag out. The hog market took a jump up last week and as a result our buyers, | Geo. Price and Will Hooper were on | the roads. Mrs. Jno. Koontz and daughter, of Henry county, were here trading and visiting last week. Tom Murray bought a cow from Mrs. Wainscott, paid $50. We have a No. 1 for $45. M. L. Price and wife will beat home on Bryan avenue this week. Wn. Noble, brother of Postmaster Noble, is preparing to start a mill here real soon, the material and ma- chinery is now on the ground. J. A. Warford and family will ere long move to Butler, we hear. They will go well recommended. We met our old friends A. B. Herr- man and wife of Culver one day last week. Uncle Jim McGhee is sick. By the way, he has our thanks for favors. The roads sure tried our ponies the last few days. Newt Young was over trading Sat-/| urday evening. M. N. Davis bought four horses of; Bolen. | We hear our friend Wm. Kinney is! quite poorly at this wri Mr. Graham of Anti | | commu-} r, died Thursday evening. He/ lived all his life in Spruce township and stood highasa citizen and a neighbor. The relatives have the sympathy of all. i Its Marion no more, but Mr. Price! of Bryan avenue. His many friends | extend congratulations in a long life och and a prosperous one. Unele Dick Andrews does not get up tothe office for his papers this disagreeable weather, but his son R. G. jr., comes for them. (Buck) Hendrickson makes his dai- ly trips to his farm, where he is roughing a number of cows. Floyd Chennewerth, of Henry Co., called a few moments Saturday even- ing. At this writing, a O’Banion’s, is quite low with a com- plication of diseases. Milford Richardson, doubtless lost g sleep last week sitting up with the 07 ‘numer sick. jhe is able t Obe Kiersey says there is one place tainment a above all others I dolike to go, it is lightful va near Ballard. Ote Young witha black eye and oo At the Oper. I A versatility sician, arti most Maro is m isa musici |Ned Cole, a bloody nose. left the Of harmony. boxing hall Saturday night. Last but be careful not to get hot. Earl Carwine has a game leg! caused from jumping from a wagon. | F.M. Patrick was over Sunday morning. (Doubtless to see if M. Boys public, in w ilhouettes was able to pull through the mud.) | naked hands. A. H. and in good time. suey Fort has made it fro v. ‘om Bell hauled wood m the Part. From Pleasant Gap. This week it has been rainy and cloudy. | The protracted meeting at the! chapel closed with about twenty-five converts. Prayermeeting at Mt. Zion is held every Thursday night witha good attendance. Wednesday. Several young folks of near Pleas-| ant Gap spent Sunday evening with | W. Mary Pontius. Charley Swezy and sister Alice at-| tended a party north of Pleasant} hole bi Maro’s magic is refined, original and child of Will strictly modern. bly the greatest exponent of the art of shadowgraphy Don’t miss the street parade of the Sweeney & Alvido minstrel. **It is an Ill Wind That Blows Nobody Good.”” | that directs your attention to |the necessity of purifying Ben Pontius went to Rich Hill on | your blood by taking Hood's | Sarsaparilla. | for the purified blood goes tingling to every organ. ;Gaplast Saturday. They reporta| is the great remedy for all MARO. _John M. Heck gra a House Friday Evening, license. January 12. | peace of Walnut twy conspicuous example of | ©-Willis, resigned. is Maro the magician, mu- : rent opera house roc st and shadowgraphist. accepted. ie ify township bos nore than a magician, hej cidipeie an, a veritable virtuoso able instruments 'so that introduce in his enter- musical program of de- riety. appealing to every yes the magical influence | the county court in | and confer in regarc new court house. The brdg commi structed to contract | to construct bridge « between sec. 6 & 7, F | Merchant tax of G oO not least. Maro is proba- | now before the hich he produces life like with his two wonderful | as rooms can be pre The bridge comm | structed to makeesti bridge with stone | possum branch. | T. J. Wheeler school Radford, Deepwater; That small ache or pain or ay eee ’ ’ * . = . in | weakness ts the ‘‘ ill wind’” | eenac: Geo. Blan jody receives good, | dyke. Oxaze: W. O. | Dell B. Requa, Lone County Court Proceedings. J.W. Darby appointed justice of | The proposition of R. S. Catron to ottice purposes at $50 per month was The county clerk was instructed to or more representatives to meet with reduced from 14.40 to Sc. Ordered that the various offices be vacated at the court house as soon | H. G. Thomas school loan | ~ar~d o “ on The following jury was drawn for | B. L. Exline, ass’ ng New Home 37 | the Feby term of court, 1900. | + Granp Jury. Wallace Lewis, West Point: Otis Mound; Daniel Stewart, West Boone; | Oak; David Jennings, Mt. Pleasant: Robt White, Howard; W. C. Hedden, Osage: Nelson Moudy | Andrew Jackson, Rockville; Wm. Lee. | Hndson: Wm. Baker. | son, New Home: Lafayette Bell, Wal- H. V. Pentzer, mdse - top | F- DeBoth temporary sup a et amt rep Schell City tee | H.C. Wyatt lumber *. W. Smizer labor ». in place of H.| R. E. Johnson, expense Schell City bridge »msforcourt and | E€ Muc Lit oy. termert D. D. McCann moving court furniture Joe Meyer mdse | Bennett-Wheeler mdse nails, lumber for poor farm 3ennett-Wheeler, repairs jail rd to send one Butler Jan. 29, to building a : J. F. Ludwick mdse prisoners ssioner was in-|A8Ylum No. 2, supt patients with 8S. B. Couts a ¢ over Shaw branch 3ockvilletwp. . W. Dixon Vi trees Bros. plating cage jail | H. L. Tucker mdse H. C. Clark, salary & stamps E Mudd, stamps | A fees and janitor | Deacon Bros. indse | Woodward & Tierman, seals | R. E. Johnson, fees &expenses |S. Dodsworth, admr deeds |G. D. Barnard & Co. tax and 500 | abstract books #1 ye | Standard Printing Co. sup. was pared. issioner was in- mate for wooden abutments over loan G. D. MeNeil. | J. W. Hamilton * | N. A. Wade blanks |4 B. Owens, \ salary |E. A. Ewin summoning wit- X 0 nesses before grand jury Wm. Maupin. | J. F. Smith, stamps kenbaker, Lone | Smith & Burrows carriage to poor farm Smith & Burrows county crt to Schell City bridge Deer Creek F. Hackler. y. Deer Creek: J. | | H. Sullens, New Home. A. B. Owen. ste mmps Fie ones | Petit Jrrors. | M. T. Smith supplies to_sher- » 8. P. Simpeon, Howard, J. W. Van-| iff probate judge and sur- veyor J. A. Trimble, supCo. clk A. B. Owen, order from aect deputy sheriff ank Note Co. book, blotters, Finley, Prairie: | , Pleasant Gap: | Oak: Henry Til- | p good time. | nut: Robt. L. Braden, Homer: Thos, | 40%#2-Moore Co. lumber Albert Fischer is very sick at pres- ages and both SES ‘ Wright. Charlotte; A. B. Burner. Mt. | Hayden Ray. supplies ent, but we hope he will soon be bet- _ Dyspepsia ad Complicated avith | G. W. Mitchell, Saunit: | &,*- Dixon ren _on chairs ter. ver and kidney trouble, I suffered for | , Deepwater: Wm. Crab-| Ed Smith, coal oil Literary at the Sceifer’s was well years from dyspepsia, with severe pains. | tree, pruce: Oscar Wineland, Shaw- J. H. Ha 8, ase’ g West, Boone attended on last Tuesday. Mr. Will-| Hood's Sarsaparilla made strong and | nee: W. D. Anderson. Mound: Frank A.B. ine in FORE CC Opes m Siginthaler acted as president hearty.” F B. Emerton, Auburn, Me. | Lankford art: W. A. ¥ Bbepwinv.9, gets s and the meeting was well conducted. iw ji lee. Weet Boouc, | ** or ae —- cess Preah poola oy. & Dee. WanTED—To rent a farm of 50 or 0 acres in Bates county with some asture: address, W. F. Scrrvyer, *6-5 Foster, Mo. Hocds . Deer | lass, Mingo. | G. W. H | genbright. Grand River: J. R. Dong- WARRANTS ALLOWED. Miller, ass"ng Mingo Creek: H.C. Wyatt & Son, lumber J.D. Allen & Co. supplies for county officers iJ. P. Thurman. stamps & fees $20.48 | McCurdy & Brobst. work on mdse poorfarm 8.20 East Boone 25.03 |try fifteen years and said it h 4.00| Mulberry brdg 18.00 | A. B. Owen, witness fees - 18.75 | Butler Water Co. waterforjail 2 48.45 G. W. Stith, 5 days attend ert 3.00 L. D. Wimsatt ’ Sam West 25. 5.00] E. ©. Mudd ~ 10.00 50.00/58. T. Broaddus stamps & fees 203.68 Dan Crouch clean’g vault 6.007 4.00| Court adjourned to Jan. 29, 1900,7 10.60 | when it will meet with representatives of township boards to confer in re 33.14 gard to building a newcourt house. 270 Grand River Items. The roads are almost bottomh 3.10 5 damp” 3.55! asa result of the rains and )| weather. A William Brown sold a horse to J C. Harrison of Adrian, last week. A Pola Woolsey is enjoying an at | 3 tack of measles. Mi Bert Wright's brother has moved) to Mrs. Cloud's place east of Altona, |. Lee Addleman recently returned 30 from Grove county, Kan., where he, 6.40) was at work. He says he likes t 3.50 | country fine and it has many advan | ages over this section. 4 Mr. Daniel Deffenbaugh of Rock] 80 | ville, was up visiting his brother Ad] 40| He had been absent from this coum 20: ‘ 192 20.00 6. 72.60 | changed considerable. 4.50| Miss Lulu Wyse gavea party om 250.00| New Year’s night and all report @ good time. | 1.00| Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols en- 2.95 |tertained several young people last Thursday night. { 4.00} Bryson Brown is nursing a case of measles. 3.50 We hear the Austin boys contem- 7) 14.00} plate trips over in these parts. Boys”) see about it. We would, but we got’ | our discharge some time ago, so We 6.00 | areinthe“soup.” Wipe-a-WAKE- 2.95} — —__— "| His Wife Saved Him. 26.00 | My wife's good advice saved my a} 17.20 | life, writes F. M. Ross. of Winfield} Tenn., for I had such a bad cough could hardly breathe I steadily 9 grew worse unc the doctor's treat~ ment, but my w urged me to use% Dr. King’s N Discovery for comm sumptic me. Cc grip fever i lungs are posi ly cored this marvellous medicine. 50c and 5 21. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottle free at H. L. Tucker's Drag Store.