The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 6, 1902, Page 7

Do not always receive the sympathy and attention which they deserve. Their ailments are regarded as purely inary, or natural and unavoidable at their time of Disease and infirmity should not always be associ- 2 with old age. The eye of the gray haired grandsire , maybe as bright and the complexion as fair as any of 2 h Ih Gen. Greeley Says Work of Build. when I say that Major General 8. B destroyed by the flames and smoke | ing Telegraph Lines in Alaska | Has Been Pacnomenal. GUNNING FOR SNIPE San Francisco, Oct. 31.—'Fhe entire — think Iam betraying any confidence coffee zone of Guatemala has been Young Will Succeed Miles. Coffee Fields are Ruined. Washington, Oct. 27 —“I do not The Old Man Couldn't Understand BS Good Blood is the secret of healthy old age, {or it regulates and controls every part of the body, strengthens the nerves, makes the | + muscles elastic and supple, the bones strong and the flesh firm; but when MUCH OF THE REG‘ON UNEXPLORED. M. Young will be the next lieutenant from Santa Maria’s blazing mouth “Jim's” Frequeat Visits to general of the a * suid Major Eruptions threaten the destruction General Corbin ay. Then he of every living thing arithinceartrot —— phat. “nd his “promotion will be the fomes and fires that pour from ee lenjoyed by no one more than by the burning mountain, secordir an yeu tell a : j myself ‘ rareatie to (isthe Bros. importers, of ar terrntt They & et nsked | Lieutenant General Miles will retire this city, received from their coffee SMM Ofos who looked the farmer, sgh AR 6 cers SRE Se ER SE - haat Not a Dozen Miles of Wagen Road in the | this life fluid is polluted or poisoned and loses its nutritive, health sustain- | country “trerered mene ee beng next Angust and thisdeclara: | plantation in Guatemala. Only ©! the specia RE Ae Cee ea ing elements, then there is a rapid decline of the vital powers, resulting | = Materiat Was Transported Over Great | tion by General Corhin yas inspired | meager details are civen * depot t a in premature old age and disease. Any derangement of the blood quickly | Distances In the Philipo nes 6 hit etinibennt ‘te: the olinns thao el ae ex ‘Lord ne but do vou take this shows itself in an ulcer, sore, tvart, tumor or some other troublesome | Miles of Lan Lines Were tusdted | ae es ee Last Monday tit Louis Hireet i . growth upon the body, and rheumatic and neuralgic pains become almost | : - j Appearance of General Corbin’s name of Castle Bros. “L wiped te o : hides, ill sacl constant, accompanied with poor digestion and cold extremities, | __ Washington, N = The anoual Jin the monthly army list next after posentatives t wre asking news of ds =e S.S. S. being purely vegetable, is the safestand , T¢Port of Gen. A.W. Greely, chief sig- | ent of ral Milea pointed ont the the eruption of Maria nnd last niet “in, “eon v do | best blood purifier for old people. It does not shock ™*! olicer of the army, says the corps } eeliatiie anitensiin Th" a) Gack . Cie tenia ala cae eeschd obli #00 ‘ or hurt the system like the strong mineral remedies, #° actually built and put in work- | # ; : me 2E Ts stated 1] received m repiy this enblegra ‘i . f but gently and thoronghly cleanses the blood and ; '?2 order 1.121 miles of land tines and | that the order of the names in the [tis true. Enormouslosses, Hor- ‘ RTO 4 bs Spot t stimulates the de ated organs, when all bodily | S"bmerine cables within a period of | list was fixed hy the seniority co: the! pith voleanic ¢ tion, Cot Did vou in Ue siilpe litte : ailments disappear. S. S. S. is just such a tonic as old people need to 24 months. ‘The accompii hnent of foommissions of the officers, General destroyed Our lives are San improve a weak digestion and tone up the Stomach. If there is any heredi- Such results he says, would be most | Young would have about a year to! Further pe si ashh 4 Nat Bat i want toknow taint, or the remains of some disease contratted in early life, S.S.S Feilitable to oMeers and men « oe ; ee ee ee a em ate a eee will search it out and remove every vestige of it from the system, j cerned therein if. Alaska was an o serve in that grade if he is made liews| “The coffee districts referred t ees : cite Write us fully about your case and let our physicians a we be | , nary ncaa for this work inclided | tenant general jsaid Mr Hitech, “are the Costa Caen | ¥ : i you. This will cost you nothing, and we will mail free our on ; Hot only surveying, cqnstructing and CASTORYE. and Costa Granda. They are the ‘Edon’t think so, i j installation of this length of line, ORIA. ; —s ee Tr io ee ni | | and skin diseases. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. j but also involved’ the. manufacture | Beeette The Kind You Have Always Boug!t | finest plantations in the country, eta Eevee Jand inspection of enormous quanti | Signature PLD tH | the coffee district is destroyed, asthe Heourse not wus | _— ————— ties of material, instraments, ete, of . * @ jcable seems to indicate, one-third of % »hill . ; ; | . ae “No more t noun hat e ee, \ ue peared see lh wel and Are They Criminals? the crop is most like ly invely sa intel a il, What an we sportation over di ' pM si ‘ i ;, You upto, anyway? NOTICE CHANGE EACH WEEK, ranging from 4000 to 7,000 miles, | Joplin Gots . st woinne, Gente Mitta eG ie. tie way."" @ baie When one considers, however, the ex- | Republicans elain oeated between Retalhulen and : SARS AEE ny , Se that » Ci Te} id iis hit ile } » anrnnnnnnannnnn aannannnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnn paslisitininnapioiite coedingly difficult physica! conditions |p ees aie tha the conver! Quezaltenango, ‘The towns in the Ol tan as he leaned up against the fates sie 7D Maihia the sents he says, the |MOWOL the State School Fund into wall for su “Eve pot a son hborhood most likely to be de. work must be consi simply phe- | certificates of indebtedness was in ef strayed are Gan Wile Masatenaas Jim. About onee a week he heads . nomenal as in all’ parts of Alaska |feetive “looting the School Fund.) ‘ nt oranda for Detroit, aud when bask himwhat S ecret of Success traversed by this great length of line {If the eha in ‘true corainly the} ltd Qneaaltenango, ‘The voleino ho? et snawers that there are not a dozen » of wago! : jhas been dead or sleeping for many °F scan la te e \ nt 2 men who committed the crimes | iY ne) ruit ! pe soome road and much of the region is unex: |) Be heae nical ‘ eae — viene isgoing tu shoot snipe. Hecomes q sigs » sa » yo punished, Ut, stranpely enough, | * + tour i b about tava dave looke | anh ue me = of in ve mi nts hn Repelitenty-parte-hes ie Sn “Lwas in the district last April ats! edb ies mou tl id ihibe e ed by s corps nbs ean pe Ss nominate ‘ “ dr ‘ ne res The secret of success is not so much ee Ge ee i the time when earthquakes rackéd 1M al! 1 out, aud he goes on Greeley says: It is unquest dj for Suprewe du ive two of the very ' to say tiie stipe didi t stow up in knowing how to make money as in that on occupying ¢ the Ameri: finen who voted for these certificates the country, No voleanco eruptions Re ri for 1 P| se “ can my found a few dilapidate ie : : ;Aecomy anid the qnakes, however,” . . = a een Y the ability to hang onto it. Weas- telegraph lines operated by a j—Whiybark and Highee being the a sh r that t rds outtlew sist people in their efforts to save quated methods, with tari? rates ine | men referred to, Now, is the Repub-[ Never try to coax a cold orcongh, his shot. Pye hegrd him talking in creasing in pgoportion to the length [liean party supporting: two “erimi-| Use the remer Y that unfa‘lingly cons his Soepaubout straight tlusies,’ money. lithis matter concerns you, : of the -wessn: thout free delive {nals for Supreme Judge, or is that | "ers ap Ballard’s| Horehound ‘all-fulls’ aud eo on, and I thought cc Pry and with euncertaintios as ; jSyrap is the great. specitic ti. bi atk & call and open an account, ery and wit NO MOC EAT a arty trying to deceive the people by {os : P wl dhe A ¥ to espionage, secrecy and delivery, | PUT Ung oe the people bY | throat and lung troulnes, 1 5 Pd] pinto town and tind out This system, bad as it was, served |&t ee charge? Tt is up to the Re-| ind 50 cents. —-H. Li. Tucker, vhat it all meant. What hos a | only the western half of the island, fpuiloan party to explain, EET tus)’ vot.teWdesth————--__-_—_—_ MIUNIOTS PAI ie Jouving Cutis there iran tunderl vee.) DUES Saved Four Lives, : itade A - TORIC T Tt Ten OF 500 | From Hot to Cold, ha I Burien Men miles, extending from San y Marti- : Chicago, Oct, 831.—Two Great Dane , eG ROT ‘ nez, in the west, to Cape Mavsi, in the Dysentery is prevalent eve rywhere| dos extreme east With town of importance electricals nected, The present instrument of the best modern types, the trans- ts . ; saved the lives of four persons In summer and is due to mins: tie poisons, and begins abraptly with pave inflammation of the mucous lining of | themselves from a burning building the large bowel, In America the dis: {in Ashland avenue by their grateful Hast night and then were reseued e officer took quirer aside and had a contidential chat with him, and at theend of ten minutes Jim's mission speedy ¢ reliable, and the jeaseis common, but properly treated | masters speicebe es ? DOH, BERENS SCF F rates exeeodingly low, while | does not result as seriously as in the Thedogsapparently became frieht. | iY and remarked: — a ” certainty of delivery and inviola- | tropics, Perry Davis’ Painkiller: is ai \ “Esee Jim is home toway, and of messag uve beyond qu the best known remedy and themost | ened at the smoke and the crackling ) } = eee ween AOES ATE Heyond que " § ; a: Grea . wrobably wi ’ lorrow, bi _ igegisabaeoeua gaa vi etigeiath tecncatiateenes en tion.” jeflieucious in the treatment dysen-]of the flames under them and began)! : BAI) NL ON Re iaedistpelly Pe obUs Of the work in the Philippines the | tery. to bark, REBNE HER AN H pet restie ind o. i 4 report sa “The magniticent: sys- planter ee aa The noise they made awakened [SOFtLY observe that he guesses he'll tem of ph tines and cables was She Left s50,000 For Charity. come to town and try the snipe On farmLouns very largely constructed and installed Henry and Arthur Hirsch, members WNCERCO Aliens TMI avatem, “tue 1 New York, Vet. 31.—A second large] of the Calumet Metal Co, and J.C, Hap SO u minute later— ; creased during the fiseal year by 2. ) bequest made in less than a year to} Spokane and Benjamin Barrigan, | W hat?” asked the officer, DU V ALL & PERCI V AL 600 miles, consisted on June 30, 1902, | the Rathbone memorial home for] who were asleep in the building, | “dit will be so mixed up with 9 of 31 submarine enbles, 1,225 miles in aged and infirm persons at Evans- ‘straights, ‘lushes,” ‘snipe’ and his length, and land lines 5.108 miles in th, making an aggregate of 6434 It is almost neesiless to say that the work of construction and installation under the disturbed and diftientt conditions existing in the ar- chipelago demanded talents of the BUTLER, MO. offer inducements in the matter of | long time, eusy payments, liberal highest order. The ‘system stands |SPtings. It is expected the home together, almost overcome, Grasp-| brightens the eve amdelenrs-thecom: to-day asa monument to the ener-| Will receive $50,000-from tlie estate, Jing the dogs by the collars, the two | Plexion without the slightest illeffects terms and fair treatment gy, skill and resourcefulness of the | Mrs. Rathbone was a sister-in law of} men drew them to a rear door and| Whatever, and nog he the natural rom _ American soldier, On entering the | igs Car > ge bloom of health. Price, 50 cents.— s Miss Caroline 8, Rathbone, who died escaped. H. L. Tucker. Philippine nds the American ar- Clift Springs | D iS + da Lucke my found practically no existing tele- [®& Clifton Springs last December, a a ———— graph lines as the few land lines con- | leaving $75,000 to the home. Stops the Cold and Works off the rit] Peace-maker Killed. un eomorchemmnoonnneennnnnnniins’ necting the Vis n cables of the _ 3 Cold. . Henryville, Ind., Oct 31.—Rosa sine $$$ | Eastern Extension Tel gener Men Will Be Boys. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets Lightcap, aged 18 Scare was ghot Soe jcsiap ft aes pany had been destroyed by the in- reer ively exerejan |CUre a cold in one day. No cure, no Has wee ee es PREPPY RRP PPI PRS LPOLILI IAD LPDDP DPA CPGDPDP PDS egooed aes \.urgents, as well as the lines in Luzon the . si many <1 pi nag ine pay. Price 25 cents. ‘ and instantly killed by her sweet- aI when they retreated before the ad- |/!ke boat-raciug or ball-playing, they ee . jheart, William ©. Becket. Becket ia HON.J. B. NEWBEBRY, 3. O.OLARE, ‘ : Mie only tthe willstrain their muscles and gohome | ¥.J. TYGARD, vance of onr army. The only lines of President. Wiee-yeee's. hail any importance that came into our several hundred {| possession were COUNTY BANK ‘| miles of dilapidated and antiquated j | lines in the Cagayan ve and along BUTLER, uo. Pia erkie Ly Gen. Greeley calls attention to the i Suocessor to BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANE. necessity of a Pacific cable. Owing EsTaBLIsHED DRc., 1870. to the great pressure of work he CAPITAL, $75,000. -} A Ganemt Benking to wireless telegraphy tests as Gen. Greeley desired, but he reports that progress has been made. Ile again calls attention to the necessity for international cable regulations and recommends that the war department be represented at the International Telegraph conference to be held in London next year, says not as much time has been given Business Transacted ' Bates County Investment Co., BUTLER, MO- Capital, = = 850,000. I on real estate, at low rates. Abstracts of title te ah Tande and town lots in Bates county. Choice securities always on hand and forsale. Abstracts of title furnished, titles examined and all kinds of real estate ¥. J, Treamp, Jno. C. Hays, Abstractor, Howe for Indian Orphans. South McAlester, I. T., Nov. 4— A petition has been filed in the United Sfates court by Rev. J. S. Murrow and others for the incorpo- ration of the Murrow Indian Orphans home, to be located at Atoka and used exclusively for orphans of full- blood parentage, admission being de- nied any child more than half white, Hon. J, B. NEwWsERRy, 5 =sak Vice-President . as New Civil War Threatened. Port Au Prince, Hayti, Nov. 4—A troop of 1,200 Fouchardists which en- "WALTON TRUST CO. OF BUTLER MISSOURI. As they were lenving the building ville, Ind., lias been disclosed through} Arthur Hirseh suggested to his the filing for probate in the surro-| brother that they ought to save the gate’s office of the will of Mrs. Kate dogs, so the two turned back and, Rathbone, widow of George Rath- groping—their—way— through the bone, who died October 3 at Clitton| smoke, found the two dogs huddled limping and sore. Then they are Wireless Telegraphy on all Passenger glad they have Perry Davis’ Painkill- er on hand to soothe the quivering nerves; to penetrate the muscles with Rome, Get, 26.—H has heen tect warmttrand treating power. It has! oq to establish wireless telegraphy reiieved the pain of two generations|°" °° ° Wi ca pe of Americans. Large bottles 25 and |®Pparatuses at all stations and on 50 cents, all passenger trains on Italian rail- roads. King Victor Emanuel, of his own Dayton, Tenn., Oct. 31.—N, J.Jinitative, has appointed William Cooley and his son-in-law, Will Whit-| Marconia chevalier of the Order of field, were killed by Manuel Thur-| Industrial Merit. man, a saloonkeeper, last night.| The installation of the wireless sys- Whitfield was shot three times, | tem on the trains is expected to place Cooley lived until 6 o'clock this|them in intercommunication, so to morning, and made a dying state-| avoid wrecks. ment to the effect that Cooley and Whitfield were at Cooley’s home| New York, Oct. 25,.—Elizabeth Cady when Thurman entered a room occu- | Stanton, the well-known woman suf- pied by Cooley's daughter. Whit-| fragist, died to-day at home in West field followed Thurman into the] Ninety-fourth street in this city, Old room and grappled withhim. Cooley | age was given as the cause of death. entered and Thurman fired, with the|She was conscious almost to the result ag stated. Thurman surren-|last. About a week ago Mrs. Stan- dered. ton vegan to fail rapidly. his be- There is probably no disease more |C2me more noticeable last week, and distressing aud annoying than piles. | then it was known to the family that Trains. Two Were Killed in Tennessee, Capital, Surplus and Profits - : $68,300.00. Cnetee ine heen money on hand to be loaned on farms in Bates, Vernon and Barton counties, Missouri, at the Very Lowest Rates of Interest. __Every land owner. 2 loan. should call.and-get- our rates before ‘borrowing of others. We have a full and lete abstract of title to every acre of land or town Tet ik Bates County from th é U.S. patent down to date, _ that we keep up with the records daily. ‘e furnish _Feliable Abstracts at reasonable prices. — Interest Paid on Time Deposits. 4 aniihies = nt-train while asleep near the] blood and mucous surtaces or the sys-|uq without a word. ; + —_ === I RECTOR — to be fenced and converted into the oe eee ; pepe “ee pole : . % Igrgest cattle ranch in the world. tracks here to day. They were tired py ene Reaper tx Ao bass Mrs. Randall was exonerated by } E. Walton, J, Everingham, J. R. Jenkins, ——_—. of school and left their homes three] strength by building up the constitution | tte coroner's hi pees Wm, W. Tri T. 0. Boul Electric Line Will Coat $450,000, : in doi ; z oa: ‘Frank M. Voris, Backer Rowell, T. J. W: ea Contracts have been awarded for |long tramp, the boys sat down on ita tirative powers, that they offer One the unhealthy tissue upon whieh H, Dutoher, ese me watt Pe, constructing the electric line from’ the tracks to resi and fell asleep. Hundred Dollars for-any ‘case ttat it} WOrMs thrive; it brings, and quickly, \ I. » Pres, South McAlester to Haleyville. The LLEN, Sxcy, tered the capital, returning from the | Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointmerit is|her death was only‘a question of campaign against Gen. Firmin, had a | daily curing cases of years’ standing days and hours. conflict with the~ civil authorities, }of itching und bleeding piles. The There was heavy firing during all the | cure begins on the first application, night. Seven persons were killed and |a little perseverance makes the cure many were wounded. The situation |}complete. Price, 50 cents in bottles is grave, threatening a new civil war, }Tabes, 75-cente:—H, b-Pucker, $100 Reward $100. ‘The readers of this paper will be pleas- ed to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been abletocurminall-ite-stages;-and that te Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the Last Sleep of Two Truants. e Largest Ranch in the id. Austin, Tex., Nov.4— A solid treet $——— P ..)| Catarrh. of Jand 125 miles lohg and 100 miles Lafayette, Ind., Oct. 31,—Daniel only positive cure known to the medical wide, 7,500,000 acres, situated in the | Neal and Stanley Bufford were in- fraternity. Catarrh being a constitution. state of Sonora, Mex., has been pur- | stantly killed and William Rousch | al i earcat iisWabee yPpiusouinaseacke chased by W. C. Green, of New York ‘ » inte ie [i teatment. Hall’s Ca carrh Cure is taxen city, and three other Americans. It bord fatally injured by a Big Four internally, acting directly upon the old dad that he won't get the crieks jout of his back and the wobble out fof bis knees before the snow goes eff jnextspring.” Herbine sweetens the breath, had been employed by Miss Light- jcap’s father, who is a wealthy farme jer, and liad fallen in love with her, tHiscnfiection-wis Teriprocated, but her parents objected, and Becket was discharged, He called this morting at the Lighteap home and was met at the door by Miss Lightcap'’s brother, who ordered him away. A fight fol- lowed. The girl appeared just as Beeket drew a pistol and pointed it at Light- eap. She jumped between the men just as Becket fired. Becket fled after the tragedy. For all fresh cuts or wounds, either ou the human subject or on animals, Ballard’s Snow Liniment is excel- lent; while for corn-huskers’ sprained wrists, barbed-wire cuts and sores on working horses, it cannot be too highly commended. Price, 25 and 50 cents.—H. L. Tucker, Wife Shoots Her Husband, Joplin, Mo., Oet. 31.—R. O. Ran- dall, a well-known real estate dealer of Carthage, was shot and killed there at noon to-day by his wife in Lawyer Jno. Flanigzan’s office. Mra. Randall brought suit for divorce several days ago and when they met to-day a quarrel ensued. Mrs. Randall claims that her hus« band attempted to stab her with a knife id that she shot him in seli- defense Mrs. Randall fired five timesSmost oi the bullets taking effect, Randall fellto-the floor and-expir- L SES A pagepren srs erg . tails tu cure. Send tor list of testimon- a four Ko ‘ascarota. . Giady Gatharile, cure consti ials. Address F, J, Cuenry & Co., line with all equipments will cost 100, 250. H'G.0.0. fail, druggists retuud onee, jTutedo, OQ, RaPSold by druggis —75¢. , $450,000, a healthy condition of body, where worms annot exist, Prive, 25 cents, —H..L. Tucker,