The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 24, 1902, Page 4

a ee | Dy rr ahaa owns esi fiMéS iLEN WiEALY DEMOOER UC TICKE? TL. HARPER OUN FL HER RELL, be rk—J. A. PATTERSON } K. LISLE, F Pr SMITH, : OWN AL SELV ERS Fo ttorney —A LED\WICh re JOHNSON i PADDEN : A. BRUCE i A u | | do \ ' rept poi It ru \ teed) was) inaugurated Mavor of he Ciiy for the second nie Monday John Rebins ied 82 veurs ninister in the Baptist hureb ub vee { Voersnilles, Ma hee day H. Anthony, of Cedar conuty, | « | for State Senator inthis Withdrawn from the race The race will be between (. C. Diekin- son, of Henry. and W. fH. Davidson, tof three weused of wl cornering th now butter and egg marke u t ihe price beyond the [like they did with the names of Lin- ; Re ees pa a Qustinid st A ry Iso reported in an unpromis- : EVIE OIE A Tee AT OG Ting condition in some locanties in pe boat the poorer class of whole nation, without regard to pate| the southeast section, owing to kite p \\ nent hty orscet, grieved over the assassin: | seeding and drouth in the fatland to siamucaeeueanekiea l ation of our preside but Mr. Me- singe ae but He it. hi ~— rane yoall of the central and southern { Washington Done says! Mehinley is no longer at the head off" Ne : Aiea | counties the crop is looking excep. President Koosev is the Grover! the government li the president! sjouidiy well, Onts are generally + Te Tes, Then MP, Posey TMNT OF TT, ON Vain portions o | k commission tas de ponsible for Beef ‘Trust, Sugar} Che toet tion her yare}j + ms i ie 1 ‘ yfareatiy in need of rain, Pastures and |; : ae ae meadows are also suffering: from A oe, le ee tree eh living. Phe diner} drouth ia the northern counties, and a ane | to Keep full and Roose uothe state their growth ( Hale. chief fire des . retarded | I w teme! sible. etarded by the low rer pat C Nanisas teey a The supply af feew for moved from ta WreeOite! fe he pag It task, saves actiouly exhausted in some mendation of Mayor Reed tle ely whet divbulTRiGsr. BURL One ’ ina number of the : | anit . cat i northern counties water is also very rere iin the city connci dt y thia sey - 5 e for vemoval it i Jw in of this conntry to keep] gearea Penches are in full bloom in Atty Ed ed to sneceed Hale Mor This, says the W propably be disputed by those who mike a sy Ity of claiming thet Mr. Morgan doesn’t eam anytiing, but simply takes against bribery inst The erusade upon the vigorous work of James M. Galy it would 4 iy th Louis is based per reporter ybably not be inaccurate tos iliie- Tent tis 1 veforios aviaira of th In Post - The Herald, laudable effort to induce the citizens which is making ¢ of Polk county to build a new court ld persuade f that house at Bolivar, sl the moss backs, and dre county who oppose the proposition es and teke a look to comenp to at our new building which is nearing completion. W. H. Means, the Lexington, Mo., farmer, who killed his Miss Lydia Means, at Henrietta, Indian Territory. Tuesday of last week, was discharged Friday at Wewoda. The evidence showed that he killed the woman in self-defense, and after she had seriously stabbed him. Means was held, however, for incest. Rela- tives furnished bail. niere, {t is said that the determination of the President to retire Gen. Miles was made certai y that the been in correspond the discov eneral bh information of advan- Den Thing the 2 eee UO ae tage to senators Con vine situation. Can Mr. Rooseve benefitted by hhexpect his boom to be fear of If the ad- the war to fear from owine a Democr pe ininistration is conducting properly, what politicians? Hour tires tr is, Texas, about 3:40 o’elock Sunday morning, and believed to be of incendiary origin, . ¥ worth $500,000, lifferent parts of Aimong the losses.was the plant of the Dorsey Printing Compa- ny, a new Imilding LOOx200 feet, thre hand filled with the most modern printing machinery, rand stationery stock. The plant was valued at $300,000, od prot ires were in the city e stories | n, a newspa- | in the public imtry are traceable | OUR COUNTY TICKET. GEN. SMITH DETAINED. Tue Tintes ean truthfully say that —— inits 24 v Pare CS ~ General Investigation of Samar Cam- ocratic party it paiga Ordered. + Demi nated ratie M ongratulat- | lary pri 20.—The mununded by’ ¢ constabu alin We feel ul tv in Bates county upon} Green has received the surrender of a The candidates are clean] © Rufino, 26 ¢ 1 Officers and # volomen. Cro-t. Greenannoune- m vainst the private and public that tais band is tue last of the ned insure ath can te om wot ab tsa the Misamis dis- 1 They are cou ent and tty.isl ao. General iilitied to fill cue respective of) hire cont raid south- ard on iio Y tried to ; rouse the Moros against the Anieri- he ticket is well distributed, the[..), ! eans I Live, Clerk, Cireunt he United States army transport! ‘ and full {' vurt eine to! Butord leit tere to-day for San Fran-! ane vi the Treasurer and Pro-| (isco. itter having been detained: in vine d Gen. tive days 1 gomg to | ‘ a. Smite ywas dn command of ' ler, She ’ t nw apder, Sher) che Americ sin the istined of ind | attorney, Really) Samar at the we Maj. L. W. T captured only one place, that | Wail * marine COPps, Is said CO - eet 2 Tha od tives of t isda a ting Attors| Mey uattives of isiand she home but has disembarked reve been ret Jwithoy Was toliaveg ithe Buk Orders tnd a me eing eonceded to Sherif here eived here There is ne danger of apar| trom Washington to hold a eourt of st ia the pu ey hen | Maquiey the general conduct of : iy | tlle in Saar, he wriay re is it ise Hto nowwingte suelo splen- eRua parent intention did qaen to fll the ottices, We re] of Vashington authorities to peatedly seid that uo mistake could loxhanstively investigate eam ds, summary exeentions ~vment af the save ; }owater cure’ on refraet vood, but no bet tye je generally felt by mil that the cone vii ars faroiscoudneted in the Philippines understood in the United It is probatile that the pres ent court martial will involve mevay officers possibly be made with sneha field to {ps choose from. The ticker could have |e & Y natives ty officers be no possible excuse tons Un hy for any democrat opposing this tiek- re not States, contidently look forward aasod dt uocratic toa decidedly in ' nnjori y this fall | ‘The Bates County Reeord speaks | } *" What's Roosevelt Dry in Missouri, of “these MeKinley times .e : 7 thene Lhe weekly crop. report-issued by if ., .) thegovernment burenu at Columbia, Are the republicans atraid off yo Broncho Buster, and are trying Hroconjure with dead men’s munes, Hehe rrrbter wrth {Times Saya: “In many of the counties wheat is greatly ii need of rain, and in some ies itis reported to be dying. It} he wel titer atiimner pal with beelsteak [he counties suid | promise adadr to good crop, but else- where there will be very foe, Other tree fmiits seneradly prom ell, but “Tin mats sections sin PNCOUPS | iy oe extreme sout ponding ineredse in we ‘other: perhaps Mr. Hanna Tican lenders who talked so Vv to American laborers about the “fill dinner vail” during theeam- paigne of 1896 aud 1900 only meant that the Ivfull’ when the republican party is Atkeson, who Hopped from popu- listic leader in this section to editor “dinner pail’ should be} ol the Bates County Republican, speaks of the “two arch traitors of populisin.”” Of course, we have no trouble in locating Atkeson, but who in the dickens is the other fellow?— Osceoln Democrat, Ch A b Kick adog and he bit seeking the laboring qian’s vote at presidential four years. are no fsores on any of the elections—once every Ther defeated candidates, They ali made honorable, straightforward eam- paigns, vere supported by loyal and and have true friends ho regrets ized that only one for »could be elected and they Niaee erated le bites youand youkick wer: p ‘epare t < D to take their defeat like men and democrats, One not willing todo that would beunworthy the support of their friends and the! he bites-and the morc he | party. These gentiemen, we believe, * ; without a single exception, will be kick, Ka found from now on uatil the close of makes the other worse, the polls in November battling for the success of the fall ticket nominat- shart the primaries last Sat ae The SSSA SL EOL LL Pe ice Major Rathbone, ex-direetor of! thin body. Each makes the posts at Havana, under sentence of ten years’ imprisonment in the peni- other worse. tentiary for misappropriating post- office funds at Havana, was released Monday on a bail of $100,000. Sena-|come {rom outside. tor Mark Hanna secured the bond for him through Fidelity company. ———_ help. It The more you kick the the more you A thin body makes thi If there is goi: to be a change the help mu Secit’s Emulsion is the ric breaks combination, up such Frank R. Stockton, the novelist, died suddenty in Washington ,City i ies ¥ Sunday, from paralysis. He had stomach right. Then it « been iu splendid healthall winter and}riches the — blood. Th his death was wholly unexpected. strengthens the body and In the primary elestion held in vegins to grow new flesh. Howard county Saturday W. A strong body makes rich Stone for senator received “2,649 blood and rich blood makes : votes to 302 for Wallace. . strong body. other better, First i¢sets < Blizzard in Four States, This is the way | Salt Lake, April 21—Nevnda,|Scott’s Emulsion puts the thir Wyoming, [daho and Southern Mon- body on its feet Now it can et along by itself. tana and parts of Utah and Colora- do are experiencing a snowstorm 3 that at some points has taken onthe proportions of a blizzard. Snow be- gen falling list night and still pre-!] = | vails to a greater or less extent over lalmost the entire inter-mountian re- vion. | At Lima, Mont, six inches ofsnow has fallen. High winds andlowtem- | peratures are reported from many | points. No necc This picture represen the Trade Mark of Scott’ and is on th SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St, New York goc. and $1. all druguists ce hag nee on li fruits will be] + Each makes the __siastic welco An exploding lamp; the clothing in | ragraph in the paper tell- ie suffering from burns. But for who are being con- its fierce ulcera- to ning; | tion, eat i | the tissues; the nervous system al- t shattered by these rt of | | | vorite } ° heals ul and cures weakness, quilizes the and gives re lee + most re sa able put-up : A cure for d a] . Pieree, STEAMER BURNED, Loss of Life on the Ohio River Placed Above Fifty. “ Cairo, WH. April 20.--The steamer City of Pittsburg burned early thi morning near ‘Purner’s lane {the Ohio river, and over fifty of ti and crew ® inissing. erished can not now be » passenger list was de- stiys the loss Ter ibe fire th wrowbout Kilgore passed She brought vors down to Cai Mh the time the people of the surround: y do what little as he OL 44 Vi Caledonia the flames couk Fshoutsol the prssenu ad. vodiniely pnt ont in mid assisted in saving Toe most of our cand gone to Salt Creek ing. ported they enjoyed taking their to the creek. J. N. Sharp, our comitteeman from this township, holds now two im- }portané trusts as school commis- sioner aad sel He said in 104: “Our Towns Soard ap- opriated S50 and ord Jake muing the Now what nol direc about the Ri ? We are indeed sorry to hear that W.oS Griffith, of Ballard, is confined to his room with 9 serious stomach trouble, Hope he may be out again soon, The P. & Z, hay barn b look like quite a building, it is? feet. H. and L. are assistant drivers. We had two places here for the election day. We are afraid that Wallace would have lost his vote. Elder Walton filled his appoint- ments here Saturday and Sunday. Geo. Harden and wife, of near But- ler, drove up Sunday to hear Elder Walton. George tells us that he has bough: property in West Butler, just west of the depot, where he will move sOOn. In the W. C. T. U. medal contestat the chureh last Friday night little Addie Todd was awarded the medal prize. { Miss —- Todd icft last week for Colorado, where she expects tospend the summer. RM. Wileox and 'danghter, Gliddis, accompanied her to Kansas City, where they spent a day sight-seeing. Kitz Mize has about thirty acres of | pasture land fenced with the Page ‘hog fence. He is getting his farm in fine trim, where he ean use the rough | as well as the smooth We were very sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Geo. Hermann. Mr. ! Hermann and his children have our sympathy. Ben Wallis came up to see how his |father was getting along. | John Hermann, of Culver, came jhome to visit his folks, He anda farm hand had 30 acres of cormptant- ‘ed, but 100 more will be ready. Anyone tinding a leather tug for ! harness will please leave same with : Tathwell. Var, ins to IXGO. nail Havana, April 20.—Thomas Estra- ida Palma, president-elect of the Cuban republic, arrived at Gibara to- day from the United States. A large crowd assembled to witness his land- ‘ing on Cuban soil at the point from | which he was expelled by Spain. He has been absent for nearly twenty- eight years, pnd was given an enthu e by his compatriots. form moves a man to aes ef rere eee ne ee er ee In a banking institution a great deal deperds upon the sponsors—the officers and directors who stand institution and whose names vouc h for tts st append a list of the officers and directors of th rmers Bank.We think that it is sufficient arguinent in favor of our institution ae ee ee Zé YAS e. © Raid DIRECTORS. J. W. Choate, Clark Wix, J.M Mckibben, QO. A. Heinlien, W. B. Tyler, H. M. Gailey, W. F. Duvall, J.J. MeKee, . : i. A. Bennett, Pres. E. D. Kipp, Cashier. 9 A. L. Mebride. Vice-P¥es. G. W. Newberry, A. Cash, : ee Lo Rear MOPOSOHODDEY 200000 OOODOOOOODTS : GIVE HEALTH ! * ACHANTE. “| i 3 © scsinncncuacammusccsanss It pays to heed our health, The most serious ills are those that creep upon us almost unawares, If you are expending energy faster than you make it the reconing willeome. 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Many sudden = deaths are caused by —— it—heart disease, yy pneumonia, heart -L@ failure or apoplexy are often the result of kidney disease, If kidney trouble is al- lowed to advance the kidney -poisoned blood will attack the vital organs or the break down and waste s kidneys themselves away cell by cell. Bladder troubles most always result from a derangement of the kidneys arid a cure is obtained quickest by a proper treatment of the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It corrects inability to hold urine and scald- ing pain in passing it, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. 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He denies having fired the shots. ’ trees COLORED Boy. REGISTEK NO. 9682, This fine black American bred draft stallion will make the season of 1902 at our barns 3% miles east of Butier, We invite inspection and investiga- tion. Terms:—10 to insure. SENATOR GOEBEL. An Artist Montrose saddle stallion will make the season of 1902 at our barns. Terms:—$8.00 to insure. WOODROFF. Is black with whit i il _, = season at the coe tenes is jack is well know: : ae, ell known to be a supe- a Terms:—$8.00 4 J.T. HYATT & SONS Butler, Mo.