The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 25, 1900, Page 1

i] is = and ba : and other 2 Che Butler | you. XXII. WILLIAMS BROS. ONLY $64 00. We will sell you FOR CASH for the next two weeks, your choice of wagons, either the Bain, Birdsell and Peoria Wagons, for $64.00. manufactured. 3 GARS OF WAGONS, These are only special prices for These three wagons are as g' Lue ~ We have just gotten in and we want them to go. Spot Cash as we are overloaded on wagons, besides we want to advertise them more. SULKY AND GANG PLOWS, We will sell you Success Sulky plow = $28.00. Kingman Commodore high lift 52.00. Hummer Sulky, best on earth, 38.00. Above prices are cost for cash. We are headquarters for all heavy machinery such as Saw Mills, Feed Mills, Corn Shellers, Steam and Gasoline Engines, Gris heavy machinery line. i Mills or anything in the impiement or If you will cast aside all long stories regarding our goods and our way of doing business told you by our com- petitors and come to us and buy your implements, Wagons, Buggies &c., we will give you the best goods made and save you money. You should know when old firms have had their own way for years and have been getting their own price for their goods, that they would do most anything in their power to keep others from cutting into their business, so you may know when they assail us on our goods, what their object is. Come and give us atrial. Yours, Truly, WILLIAMS BROS. NEW YORK IN DANGER. On Wednesday morning while Jas. { Taylor was engaged in feeding a cane mill the fingers of his left hand were taught between the rollersand mash- | Republicans Sound. a Desner- him in a bugey and drove to town as | . fast. as possible. Dr. Gilmore dress- ate Signal of Alarm. edthehand. It is feared that two | of his fingers will have to be ampu- tated. The young man_ stood the | ordeal well.— Adrian Journal. SCENE OF BATTLE CHANGES. 9 | Speakers Will be Hurried to the Em- pire State in Effort to Offset Col. Bryan's Speeches. Chicago, Oct. 21.—The republicans | have greatly frightened | about New York and at hastily | | | become a | called meeting of the leaders held at i decided that prompt action was | necessary to save the state Kinley. An urgent appeal was received from for . J from National Committeeman Women Wonder Why jseph H. Manley and Senator Scott They are doomed to so much suffering. | But are they doomed? Is not the sui- ig the result of conditions which un- skillful treatment might be entirely fared? Thousands of women who had great suffe: have learned t ering was unne y after using » tlerce’s Favorite P: ption. It diseases of the ¢ te womanly es the headache, back- ches which are the con- Sequence of these diseases Favorite Prescription” is absolutely a perance medicine in the strictest ig of the term. It contains no ol and is free from opium, cocaine or] all other narcot wrote you for ad: Mrs/Loma id. Ty Jlo- at the eastern headquarters for more ite help at once. The committee, ¢ considering the 1atter long d carefully behind closed doors, decid- }ed to heed the Macedonian cry. It was decided te cancel the of a number of the leading speakers and hurry them to New York with a view to counteracting the influence that Mr. Bryan has in that state. The reports that have been received at republican headquarters recently from New York have been cour: ng. They indicate that not only will New York eity roll up a big majority for Mr. Bryan, but that the state outside of the city will fall far short of the usual republican major- ¢ February 4th, 1 very dis- re ‘orrhage for weeks at a time, and was ‘Unable to sit up forten minutes at a time. You Answered my letter, advised me to use your Fulable medicines, ‘viz. Dr. Pierce's Favorite | Bieiption, ‘Golden Medical Discovery,” and Pellets,” also gave advice about i id diet. To my surprise, in 1 the time I began your treat- ‘riggs woman and have not had the = ice, and m in si pO. i@ay at hard won ow I put in sixteen hours women are invited to consult Dr. by letter free. All coi nd- | 0, N.Y. “rape career epee *} in Greater New York s ity. These reports, coming from the leaders in New York, say that if BUTLER, MISSOURI, T ood if not the best} HURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 possible for the upstate republicans WHAT THE BOUKS SHOW! to overcome So al i does | CuliJoe | > = the situation appr » the ubli- elibly about ti 35 i “sees cans that ed to practi- | j, the books” at the State Capita cally efiort to carry) By indulging K braska and Ken- the Repub and didate hopes to createt the resour com- that an exar sr 8 1ittee to the Empire state. books will - i |THE DIFFERENCE if not dishones s ho ‘ . voles sa nie eGRaeeey onl ivertises . BETWEEN THE TWO. : i ignorance _— Althou St tf i | Roosevelt Called Questioner “Hoodlum.” | P&S" S!X 3 : : pesagieral ‘i seem to k t y rs ingstor 3 22.—At Wes iN on, N. ¥ oO) t. 22.—At West tidak = t r | koa to Governor | ons State « oe ie | Roosevelt's «. pee : by a comm st “Hurrah for I and Mr. ia ig senator aad tw ‘ ers | Roosevelt replied: / ; | . n P A | House, one of whom is arial . “Why don’t you burrah for Alt- Raviddican geld and Aguinaldo?” “The i = | im * | P vest 1 | The cheering ceased. Another | called: horough ve eipts | = and disburs st su | “What about the Ice Trust?” and], mB : eae Secretary of Sti e | he answered : Penit ae a : enitentiar its “This election will be decided by ivin . ‘ ¥ | receiving and dish the patriots and men of sense in the ‘ Hon. Rudol; country, who outnumber the junker |. : a |} Charles, a cor aby houters of your type. The lee : ati na 1 i z lican Camry st wi dO EL ended to in a proper, Dee was the Republica: legal way. Mr ; lust committee »ward the end of his remarks at | ,., = 5 like all others made + Newburg the Governor was inter- ture since the rupted a number of times by some control of thes terms of the bu ment and th the State depe 3ut there ar are on file at State Captial Col: Flory is uo shouts of “What is the matter Bryan?” with with trusts.” Roosevelt remarked : “Down Governor “That gentleman hasall the symp- toms of a Bryanite.” ah . . 3 ort Then, walking over to one side of ‘ 3 : ie He knows they t+ < story of the platform, and speaking directly | ,, - : : : : : “ | Republican rottenness Missouri toward the point from which the < : Here is one to the shouts arose, the governor, said: . P e oe sche . Republican G il Assembly of ‘You look like one of those men 7 i ee i ._ |1870,.by a I Committee who work exclusively with -their ss i . composed of ans and mouths. What do you mean to na ea one es & one Democrat: down, the Cotton Bale Trust of Mr. | “Weare forced we Jones or the Ice Trust of Mr. Croke ea te 5 a a confess, to the hat the (Cries of what is the matter with] ne cout 1 . . . ahagement © lary as Bryan? He's all right!) be Teen Onn = Se | been of a most racterand ‘That is an argument of wind: hich}? detrim ae as ghly detrimental to interests You are afraid to hear the truth;| °°) ° a of the State. I: tiary and the su] ostensibly for its us iten- you interrupt this meeting because you are a hoodlum and nothing else You represent the disorderly class . f bee prarded ax |+ yrev of that is naturally against us. soi ic Seah le 1 S 4a aie ON 3 : almost anybody ~d with it Now, go back to your fellow-}. oy : in an official « t some, pees avored friends to share if not many insta | were invited into + its spoils. In ac Bryan Won Over His Questioner. to furnish- ] Hinton, W. Va., Oct. 22.—Aiter the | much in earnest, very earnestly demanded to know about Mr. Bryan’s attitude toward the ratification of the Paris treaty. Mr. Bryan had the train stopped and made a full explanation of his action and position in that matter. | When this explanation had been concluded, the man asked about the expenditure of $20,000,000 crowd, apparently very guards and emplo) State officials, Gove Treasurer, etc., i others not conn obtained supplies of beef. hay, wood. coal. tore. Itis ine number of prison of etc. as well us the 5 | built during this ; comfortable labor. We Auditor, milies of e prison, their | a la n of eon, the prison iat quite a s. employes, ] Is, same very some tind | the headquarters here to-day it was} Mc-} | the New York state committee and } Bryan rolls upa majority of 100,000 | tain designated candidates —EIDo- it will be im-|rado Sun. = = : Deputy ‘ in procuring those islands. és i t put) : pe ee ae atte? ep a 3 | Warden had in: stion one and} or Heater you need so badly? To this inquiry, Mr. Bryan re- a hall eres of la the rear 1868, | plied: | from which peniten- | Gy “If vou had read an article that I} tiary, lettuce. or abbas wrote about a month before the to the amount o Ordin- treaty was signed, you would have| 2Tily. in order to if | | re . = _| profits, we would deduct } : ‘ . }seen that we could have got it back | from the same the juction, of our labor-saving “Stoves anc cut | from the Filipinos in return for inde-} but in this case are ‘5 | State df Missour bill this winter. | pendence. | ‘But if you did not read that let ter | would rather consider it a con- than as part! payment on men and their lands.” When Bryan concluded: his reply | ** Actions of the Just pushed _| ed, free of | for cultivatio board the laborer tribution to liberty {his interrogater his way] : j |through the crowd. and. coming up} to the ear platform, offered his hand | tothe presidential candidate. say- Smell Sweet.’” The fragrance of life ts , neither of | vigor and stren: jing: “IT thought | American citizen to ask spd es tion.” | son whose blood ts impure, = pany ora have, and I am and whose every breath The questioner joined in the cheers | Speaks of internal troubles. which sent Mr. Bryan o his way. } fia Sarsaparilla purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood, gives a good appetite and makes the we2k strong. Run Down— husband A political one who. while professing loyalty to his party, | endeavors to bring about the defeat of some particular candidate. He} knows that such acts of perfidy. i known, will blacken his political ree ‘ord: and as a result. he emplo: |eovert methods to accomplish hi: | purpose. It sometimes happens that | | one of these assassins, knowing the) M | value of a good record, will vote his | |own ticket straight. but will then! beat the devil around the bush by} king to get others to scratch cer-} parilla, built hom 9 » Towanda. Pa. Never Disappeints ttating and mod's Sarsaparilla Bood’s Pills cure liver i ‘ouly cathartic to take wii s 3 Cost, $5,000. | | ing supplies to ti as le-] train started to move in leaving} gitimately authorize w, the Sewell, a man on the outskirts of the | families of ne officials. corn. | convict | : | Invest in one a which can be found tn a per- | Nes, 1900. \ ee ee The manufacturers of the Ccrtiss Safe have a standing offer of FPve thousand dollars for information that it can oreven has been opened . a | burglarious attack. They have one : million dollars capital to back ur cir } i Statement. Protection offered by Farmer Bank le Height, Depth, 5 feet. Width, 5 feet. AGO ST. LOL AS CITY Is etal a CHI CAPiTAL, EVANS-SNIDER-BUEL-CO. Live Stock Commission Agent, $300,000. FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP. Money to loan to responsible | ties on approved security at osonable rates. Special Attention to Stockers and Feeders, and all Nat Trade Drovers Telegram or Kansas City Star furnished our patrons WE OFFER YOU UNEQUALED SERVICE AND ABSOLUTE SAF : oie) to draw one of or handsome durable, easy-ranni easy-riding. VEHICLES Eacu Oxe **Goop To THE Core” now and then reminds you that | | old winter is almost at your door. | HOW ARE YOU FIXED. Can’t we sell you that Stove, Range Your Dollar Grows twice its size the mome it enters our A LUCKY NEGRO MURDERER. BO) Kame Was Liberty May Come Through a Reprieve : ia: j and the Death of a J = The Vv Oct ige be Wt year ago the Jud Phen tence 10W Tre eounty, Furtier, the date ¢ paseed Madi- on the origi penitentiary for the murd ¢ never ser ernegro. Two d fc it be of the execution Gov « dison sued a respite for nine days. release n a few | judge who sentenced him died before days. i