The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 24, 1902, Page 3

l Q Itis the right of every child |GEN. MIL ‘S ORDER BARBaROUS ACTS Physicians Recommend to be well born, and to the = . cs ° arenis Parents it must look for | HAS BEEN PREPARED. WERE COMMITTED ER. health and 2 ASR UTED ) 8 »TICHENOR’S wANTISEPTIC., gen happiness. nies oe navel bir es oe Deter teag ay eee i. How incon- It Will Contain a Complete Recital of Corporal O’Brien Tells of Massacre of Patton, Mo., May 16, 1899, jBoonsboro, Mo., Ang. 31, : il ceivably great | IT can recommend Dr. Tichenor's fe OF my ¢ : is the parents’ | His Insubordinate Acts. tomers says that Dr responsibility, and how important that Filipino Men, Women and Children. iseptic as a splendid dre ‘best med- ; 7 fresh wounds, frost-bites an icine he ever used, and he will not be no taint of disease is left in the blood ote Ww ashington, April 16.—The eom- New York, April = 17.—Richard healing remedy rally. J. wit! uti In fact a I th maples l to be transmitted to the helpless child, entailing the most | Pulsory retirement of General Nelson | O'Brien, recently ext thof Compa- ton, M.D nnn OATS 5a aeeioueemnes pitiable suffering, and marking its little body with offen- | A. Miles, to he announced jn ve Sores and eruptions, catarth of the no: United Stuies = : ios. Finy, M.D se and throat, weak eyes, glandular | sce AM Na vellings, brittle bones white swelling and deformits j #1 order issued by the adjutant gen- | Voluntedrs, in a s: How can parents look upon such little sufferers and not reproach eral at the direction of the president, | here to. hemselves for bringing so much misery into the world? If you have | Will, it is thought, ‘be aecompanied | “water « i ing in your system, how can you expect well developed, | by a chronological ealthy children? Cleanse your own blood and build up your health, and pu have not only enlarged your capacity for the enjoyment of the pleasures Glen Allen, Mo., Feb. 1, 1897 ment published Lhave found Dr, Tichenor’s Auti- 1Y, BAYS That i)ciarbarous Septic the best remedy I 5 all ailments where 1 ure the cause. It has satis Winchester, Mo nor's Antise Sept 1, 1806 tic isthe best + found forcholera mor RE. Leweiiysy, M.D Pr used for erkt: germs iven entire ttion in my practice and Tre Was Hoon practice statement of his! with off {Specific and long continued acts of vers in the United states army in the Philippines. He tells ward it asa very valuable medicine of Me J Sept 2. 1896, life, but have discharged a duty all parents owe to sterity, and made insubordination nud violation of the also of other all 1 horrors, includ- S.M. MeAsanny, M.D Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic has eiven nkind healthier and happier, e° ; jarmy regiments. A record of his of- ne the abuse of ili ino Women and oO " Ste ice 4 satisfaetion n every re There is no remedy that so surely reaches deep-seated, stubborn blood | ficial misconduct, going back to atthe massnere OF unresisting towns.) Pop ri when paiee — troubles as$.S.S. It searches out even hereditary ‘time prior to his sneceeding General! folk. Tichenor’s Antlseptis has poisons, and removes every taint from the blood, | Schofield as enior maio | i and builds up the general health. ‘ i Sere J.L.M weneral in| “Brien claims the wmdienine ace best results of ; hing ave Buys bottle or Write d If weaklings : neal " 2 _— in 0 I ri u — the om Ahenified ae oe al : he hs —_ in Med. Co, New Orleans fe are growing up around you, right the wrong by |C@mmand of the army, has been pres) tlou of the otticers in many instances putting them ona course of S. S. S, at once, Itis ;pared and will he tiade public in} was responsible for | purely vegetable medicine, harmless in its effects, and can be taken (such a way that both old and young without fea. of any bad results : Always for sale by 7 * vountey will] played by soldiers. In teiline a \ Ys for sale J f | BLE Write us about your case, and let our Physici.as advise and help you, fully understand the: nator of hie of {Trightfal butchery of natives, encour: his will cost you nothing, and we will also send our book ee) mee on blood and |fenses and the reasons Why the ad=laged and countenaneed by the offic iseases, . THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. |ininistration feels compelled to res ue brutality dis- contract surgeon, PRA RRA See Poet tre cers, O'Brien recites the story of the | T 1S IGNORANCE « . 34. isiclapialbchc si siiebicnsan — buke them, visit of troops to and pillage of the, " rae eats ni = Bibi de Red, AT : WAST ES soo | In 1894, when General Milos Wasin] town of Barrio La Nog, Docember | EFFORT. TRAINED SERVANTS USE ean ae “9 , eommand at Chienwo, he was BO} 27, | ays verse to carrying out orders of the! As we Npproached the town word po ‘ war department at the Time of the] was passed along the line that there] S A O i O , } labor strikes there that he barely | would be no Prisoners taken. The} ate ein or Gf (eseaped court-martial at the hinds! first shot was tired by the then first | ONS A Semen serine erate ame. erm ay Day oee te eve ue. lof the Democratic administration, | sergeant of our company, Us tar ee NEO ; nteo, Ait tenor in ere ; ye ra the wong and trom that day to this he has Hel Was a mere boy | PYGAKD, HON J.B. NEWSEDRY, J C.CLARK, ave wal pay Crelght charges both ways, ‘ Fcnmnaalbied many acts that would] “Theshooting attra ted the village! Presidont. Viee-Pras': Vast { S$. ff | have resulted in court martial ifcom-lers, who vane ont vir homes in! H wT ny ») ¢ . : ‘ @ / mitted by any other officer of the/ alarm They offered no defense and! : i HE BA j cv OOuN y BANK ' < J jarmy. dil not display a Weapon, but they | i be Ks : ! ry MD) Af] General Milesis How regarded mere- | were ruthlessly shordown—=men, wot BUTLER, Mo, ; AS te coumgus ae {Ty as a inischief-maker and his pers!men and children,” | SUecessor to BATES COUNTY NATIONAL fant ; ie j t 3 jsistence in aiding in every way possi-/ O'Brien enlisted from Massachu- | Feraniianan. Dac , toy. " } |, | ble those who are criticising the gov! setts and declares his williuguess to} 3 TAT $2b ree) a A.General Ganking q * _— , — “Fernment poliey in the Philippines is | testify as to the above. fig, Ne eek Ne bal Business Transacted ) $ ee such a flagrant violation of military; Washington, April 17.—Edward Jif rules and etiquette that i: is felt to) Davis, former sep int in the Twen-! ! ore , ta wl} 7 i be absolutely pain to get rid of ty-sixth United States volunteers, | ‘ vOUN, y Investme: ew, : him by the shortest possibie method | testitied this morning before the sen |} ‘BUTLER, MO $ lotic Bod Phe order for General Miles’ retire | ate committee on the Philippines as| Capital, = « 860,000, ; Lawn Swings and Settees, Hammock | ment bas been epee, out trl the application of Se WHR Money to loan ou real estate, at low rates, ot : Chairs, Camp Chairs and Stools, j heeds the president's signature to cure” to the president of the town of Lith A TTS county Nhor , Ironing Tables, Wash Benches, Etc, [put into offisinsay 4p STN tetas, Milo provinces, Island off} ieee SARs on hit aud for sale. Shstracte of titie en . | furnishes, titles examine.’ and ar Kinds of real ostate ) Slentug General Brooke to the com- Panay. Ir papers draw, Agents easily make plaid of Ue aiay, and providing for} His testimony didered but slightly | & Yon. 1, 1 tg $5 to $10 PER Day, | other necessary changes, were mide }from that of Sergeant Reilly. Hef? pace cael siubecnue : <r A J Out some time ago and are ready for) suid Captain Gletidbe dabei ieee te Cet b> we Pe 5 ‘Will furiish samples at re- [PONTE AS soon as General ger and Dr, Lyon, iui: a. | duced prices to those desiring | Miles’ retirement is announced, ‘, \ YER NRE NRE Ore ara AON AR BN Pee Sea Were present clusive terviiory ; | The vietin was kept under a tank! HE WAS OVER “KIGH TEEN.’ census CROWES A postponement of the workd’s fiir mb 88, j Lurking on Street Corners tive to teu minutes When he swell-| — tobe held in st houis to TOOT ap j Moarfajd Vt Werg ] rand in the cars are vagabond eur. {ed up from Water, the men who wor Nibe ieeae asi: ee pe irs to be almost a ce linty ’ reuts of air whose cold touch set the giving it to him took their tists and | een Oraker Filled the Army : = ‘fiends of neuralgia and rheumatism rolled his stomach, making the wa-| Age Requirements, ~ eters mm fat their work of torment, Modern! tap a P hi | Boars the fe ee an . ‘ rig = hel \! trom his month, ‘ 7 : Bloiater s —— = = SS , magic in the form of Perry Davis Ho etrugiled tonnit fe ana ; When the senatecommittee on mil. Signature fz + hol Stion in lifeis no protection fo) Cures Blood Poisons, Cancer, Uleers Painkiller, conquers the imps and re. | : eee y- BHG UB AYER itary affairs was recently consider. on fon in He is no pro : ‘stores peace of mind with comfort of | Were bloodshot. @n cross. amit so. andre Willa’s dank tie i ; hf es i its ’ lei Re ; : “ : ji sundry bills to correc recor a ; ter. A dispateh from Tacoma Exzema, Carbuneles, Let., body. You will save yourself many | tion by Mr. Lodge the witness ssid Sli wi Nad aareed Gh tl William Donovan, a veteran of the { ~ i nani #ht 3 * ios ; : of soldiers O had server in the... . VY means of a photograph Medicine Free a day of misery by keeping this good that after the administration of the |” ; ,.(¢ivil war and an inmate of the sol- Bin the daily pap: it has : ; old remedy in the house. There is cure the president confessed le w [civil war there was some SEE RAOUY ped that °C. Emory,” sentence. Robert Ward, Maxey’s, Ga.. says: | but one Painkiller, Perry Davis’, ‘ e penitentiary for ten years | ‘’Usufiered from blood poison, my 1 is Bi Harlat- i head, face and shoulders were one Biary, is Peter Perley Lowe, | Mass Of corruption, aches in bones ‘ > A : liecs home at Leavenw rth, Kansas, : ‘ : expressed for pension applicants who Soeahie oe : Bass a ees ce st captain of insurgents: while profess- " 4 completely — disemboweled Jo hn Sk i aang ing to be frfendly to A jest H had been diseualitied through tech- Hen hee ; ket kuifee is > . a . ne to be friendly O Atmericans, e 2 re 0 y Uh at pocke KUL lan REQUIRES CONSENT. Ms : |nicalities, BOP : Q ped not hurt apparently by the Way “] Ge w how it is,” said J hp! East Third second hand store at , and joints, burning, itching, seabby eS ter cure, * men nO o aN Katisas City Saturday afternoon, pte family live at Keokuk.— j skin, was allrun down and dis-our- : P Answering Afr. | Foraker of Obie, “1 might be des, : ; | aged, but Botanic sass Balm cured | The Insurance Company Must be Con! < rege oe {treatment | Qttted inyeelf if Tapplied for a pon- Nenralgic pai | me perfectly, healed all the sores and : rae fat the genera! treatmen sion, When T tried to. enlist | WAS) bawo and ennai ~ | gave my skin the rich glow of heatth,| Sulted When a Mortgage is Filed. | Of natives by American soldiers was Gale fete om id : Hs ae bago und sclacti Peet : : ysIXteen vVears old, vy tole me | put — life into MY! The Centerville lowagian calls at-j good and kind. Mr. Culberson ABM oe ciny nie: se, brain w Guat Willame Ps tention to a matter which should !ed whether there Were any othereases Rated face covered with pimple, ehroni sope receive the attention of those who | of administration of the Witter cure i ; : “ ‘ i. ; Hooked to be older than Lwas Leon. on back ofhead, supperating sweliing:| file mortgages, It says: which he had seen. The witness re« on neck. eating ulcer on leg, bone The Star says Mr. A, 2. Shure fided my troubles and my desires to * a tA. B. Shure, pains, itching skin cured perfectly by former governor Lowe, of Jeveridgre, the wit- ness rheumatism, lum- ins, vield to the Penetrating influence of Ballard’: S was the limit. .| Snow Liniment Prive 25 and 50 ' LoL. Cukcer, druggist tinto thearmy, and as CANDY CATHARTIC i “Everyvody does not know that wmped C.C.C. Never sold in bulk. plied he had seen it applicd to two resident of the Osceola, oneway a] : 4 bers of the police force of depara, | tt Old sergeant who was attached to —. Pa ' ae q tin of the dealer who tries to sell =| Botanic Blood Balm—sores all healed | the placing of fees a cee ee rnnere at the alien force of Jona, ‘the recruiting ottive the a , hee He ii ‘ Ikent ne “something just as good.” Botanic Blood Balm cures all malig- of property without the SOnROHY OF} : | ‘Here,’ he said, ‘youtakethis chatk | t!* Re walked over | / naut blood troubles, suchas exzema, | the insurance company that writes! What War Is. pind mark "18" on the soles of your lt Monega® inspecting the wrade 0 ~~ iP sia sa q ‘scabs and svales, pimples, runnihg | the policy invalidates the insurance, | air rder of Publication, Major Waller, of our army in the Philippines, testified recently in his own defense, on a charee of: i shoes, | sores, carbuncles, scrofula, ete Es-| OF MISSOURI, } ,, : pecially advise! for all obstinate! ~-. sac a, ‘ Cah ey , 2 afew weeks ago, did not know thi ntyof Bates, 5 © cases that have reached the second ue phsies = ireuit court of Bates County, Mo., in ; QApril ith, 192, Susie E, Walton and OF third stage, Drnggists, $1, To|and the knowledge has cost him a |. Walton her hu: band, plaintiifs, ys. in advance of the survey oft wey Then, when the recruiting of- Alva Climie, whose house was burned posed road from Mone leer asks you how old you are, vous! , bd " Ville, v ere itis to ¢ cecuting | can say you are ove MK ET hatives in Samar without trial, that | Tt was quite a stretch of elton her, husba alntife, ve. prove it cures, sample of Blood Balm | 800d deal of trouble. He was insur. er and tielenC. Wheeler his wife my von. » ; ; f Gen, Smith instructed him to “kill seience, but d did it inst the same, Wheeler ‘or their un- Sent free and prepaid by writing toled in two companies with Frank “ 1 representatives, Kd- Blood Balin Co., Atlanta, Ga. De- ‘ .fand burn” saying that “the more -and was duly enrolled as 18 years of tygard, «defendants scribe trouble and free medical ad-| ee of Mystic, oy — taking we killed and burned the better pleas-| age. Now, my record in the field is | b A ; mM pe - heh by Vice sent in sealed letter. out the insurance, he placed a mort ed he would be,” that it was “no time to take prisoners,” and that he hot, and therefore, | inight have a Was to “make Samara howling wild- | lot of trouble if [ tri ness.” Major Waller asked Gen. | Smith to define the age limit for kill- ey, 8. W. Dooley, and ile their jx : gage on the property. The house Mdavit alleging among other thin 8 4 na’ G. Wisi and Helen | 7 burned a few weeks ago and the lie C. Shedd or their unknown | Slashed Body Into Ribbons. mortgage was a bar to the payment representatives and Edward A. | " : ir isicents of the state theta Brandenburg, Ky., April 16.—Ess | of the policy. Frank Delay, the insur- 8 orde} y the cler! at sai ‘ * y i i id ‘is ‘ ‘: = ‘ pimenosd e? pupication that plain Broadway, a negro, has been placed | @nce-agent, has been doing all he ing, and he replied: “Everything lo Cure a Cold in One Day te jobject and general nature of | in jail here to prevent lynching at could to induce the companies to over ten.” Capt. David D. Porter, | fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- | Fre mote care paid certain deed the hands of a mob of his own peo- | Waive that clause and pay the claim Me notes secured thereby, made ‘ Capt. Hiram 1. Bearse and Lieut. oe. = druggists refund the money” pare HO of the Bates ors recorded ple. At Guston, Broadway, jealous; but with what result, we cannot 88Y | Frank Halford, all of the Marine = nay Spgs bok aoe oe | lov a pase! of gran ees of May McGee, cut her throat, chop-|at this writing. It is something Corps, corroborated Major Waller's | "{'UT? 18 on each box, 25e, te in the city of Butler and county | inflic i that everybody ought to know and 4 , state of hos described gy | Ped off one hand, inflicted sixteen ybody oug! testimony. oD A trooper of the Bushyeldt Cara- allright, but my ottivial record is | led to geta pen- sion.”"—Evening Wisconsin, Wants to Marry the Mayor. Yomen are Like S eslnning Atty (5) feet porth of the | gashes inthe other and wound up| insurance agents ought to impress | 0 nine ot ma. - 2 Pa : r So. alt P " ahs [ol i Rios ak anid city of Butler, thence north | with slicing the body into ribbons of| that clause upon their clients, that bineers states that the guilty Austra-| Omaha, Neb., April 16.—A fake e cast (32 feet to the lave ‘or begine flesh, placing the razor so it would|they must not mortgage insured |ian otticers of that shamed and dis- | i has been widely telegraphed ati oto teeny appear to be suicide. A mob of ne-| property without the consent of the} handed corps killed nearly forty un-, tat Mayor erg is acting oom having eon made toveald Oy, he | TUES stopped the train on which the | insurance companies. armed Boers, including three chil ies yo eiage Pasi - " ing Stk reas or we eawach'? | Sheriff placed him after arrest, but dren whe had come to ask food. In {bout marriage between the unmar- ea date with sald deed, aware A i i i ; ried women in the east and surplus | D date with said deed, one for 6500 | the officer escaped with his prisoner ‘dispatches sent by the chivalrous De- | i t i | er 1, 1882, and the other for * ‘. « taeines 2 lebrasia ie Bying ie eh m tngarest beth | in a buggy. Boston, April 17.—Miss Ellen M,|larey to Holland the details of many | Men in Nebraska is having surpris e it per annum interest from | art her asking for a decree cancel- | Miss Stone in Court. 3 eee Stone, the missionary, who recently {atrocities committed by British | M8 results. 4 lye bring indaily : zs ; _ . an average F Ptters cont: v Bind ‘created chaste eens 3100 Rewnrd $100 returned from Bulgaria, where she troops are sustained by affidavit, | #2 Average of 50 letters containin it, ifany, interest said Bb G Wheel- fh Pi : i ‘ ae P matrimonial propositions, criticisms | Wheeler and Nellie C. sheddhad| he erga this paper will be pleas. | was held captive by brigands, has| Such unsoldierly deeds are no part PIO ot ld notes or any part thereof, 80| eg to learn that there is at least one ‘ of the British scheme of conquest. qo it cat 4 unpald, ‘the | dreaded disease that science has been been amore per edom ed They are on the contrary dee < and The climax was reached this morn- i and Pe entered’ as prayed | 2ble to cure in all its stages, and that is; SUperior court equity session to-day — sme aaes ing wien Moores received a letter unless the said B Wheeler | Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the | to show cause why she should not be/in shame regretted by Britons every.) Me - ler, Nellie C. Shedd and Edward | y positivi ae ae Sten shine sexe. froma woman making him a pro vOS- | dappear at this court tthe next | only positive rhe be to the medical enjoined from delivering a lecture| where. Kitchener has promptly exe. = J EpESY obebegun and holden at the | fraternity. Catarrh being a constitution. ~ ‘ suted the Bushvelut ‘derers; Mr, 2lof marriage, declaring him to be inthe city, of Butler, | al disease, requires, a constitutional | this evening and on Monday even-| cuted the ushveldt murderers; Mr. her affinity. The mayor says the ce tt foe panda teatment Etalt’s Co~arrh Cure is taxen ing. A lecture bureau brought the| Montague White, the Boor agent in | Me" Guin 7 via vg sa <@ i ally, actin, irectly upon ¢ ‘ A oe . £ - eredite (he whet woman is the widow of a ormer | Tbe renbered ence ordingly. igod a porte surtaces ot the pon bill of equity, claiming that it had a | this country, credits Chamberlain ™ ther ordered that a copy hereof ine “ni Jacifie Neds A 4 j tem, thereby destroying the foundation contract with the defendant which|With an earnest attempt to cur. the prominent Union Pacitic official and | wou i ema Borat | ot the disease, and giving. the patient in__ said ‘ ; . horrors of the ree ‘oncentration has money, { ished of; strength by building up the constitution | ¥OUld be violated if she delivered the four successivel camps. te weeks 2 | And assisting nature in doing its work,| proposed lecture. But whether in Sovti Africa or in By of ths next tener en cayete The proprictors haye so much faith in cs —eecenaectenice, | the Philippines or in China, thegame G YY Sues, Wome ape [te dred D silane. f rears ong oy of war, in spite of the best efforts of SV OS Ce the record, Witness my hand | Hundred Dollars for any case that it! tipants, beeomes: Of the circuit court of Bates | tails tu cure. Send tor list of testimon. | point ; the humane participants, beeomesat 02 ’ ‘-times-what-Shermnn-rittod-it— “all” Parege ig te ot the gon 5 day of April | ; partic ‘times what S ated t=" , u OOD WK Ii, Chreutt Clerk, jals. Address F. J. Cuevey & Co, -—t hell NY. Wal Laxative Juinine Tablets | ox, D.C. | Toledo, 0. S@P old by druggis 75¢. PRESS. de remedy th... tate in ome day | ‘ atteeetthen teen ap ae ee ee