The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 27, 1902, Page 1

reese “I wrote to Dr. Pierce for advice though I thought surely I would die.’’ ®After my baby came in January, 1900,” writes Mrs. Nancy Abner, of St, Paul, Ark., "I suffered seventy from all sorts of aches and pains, until the following M. when I read one of your phiets, treating on female diseases, I wrote Dr. Pierce for advice, although I thought surely I would die, as our physician told me I ‘was more liable to die than to get well; your fatherly advice caused my health to be restored, I took five bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription, three of ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ and three vials of * Pellets,’ together with your other remedies, and I am now able to do all my work.” Weak and sick women are invited to consult Dr. Piercey by letter, /ree, and 80 obtain without charge or fee the advice of a specialist upon diseases liar to women, All correspondence held as strictly private and sacredly confidential, Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. The invitation to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free, is not to be confused with offers of “free medical advice” made by irresponsible persons who are not cae and are professionally and legally disqualified for the practice of medicine. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a safe and reliable remedy for the cnre of womanly ills, It establishes regularity, dries weakening drains, heals inflamma- tion and ulceration and cures female weakness, FREE. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing on/y, Send 21 one-cent stamps for the book in. paper covers, or 31 stamps for the cloth- und volume. Address Dr. R.V. Pierce, Builulo, N. Y. * Woman Slew Negro With His Weapon. Columbia, SC., Nov. 22.—Mrs. Mary T. Elliott, a widow living with hronly child, a boy 15 years old, in wv loueiy part of Kershaw county, is to-day the heroine in her section, Last nicht, fubtine for her honor and the lil+ of her son, she faced death and slew a negro of gigantic propor. tions, weighing 210 pounds Mrs. Elioct’s nearest white neigh: bor was half a inile distant. Ned Kendrick, » neero sawmill band, liv- ed & few rods trom her house. Near Miduigtt a pistol was ticed in frout of her door aud «a vowe warning Young Allen Euiott that ithe powed histtend-out of ms-auor it would be blow a off, as Uke rigit kind of agang ——Wasai bund. ! The widow recognized Kendrick’s U {Pe wire. P Voice and urged Allen to keep quiet. Allerissaing tes warning aid com Tiahdiee Mie. Goes to open her dour tiene k seusted it in wii au ax f. Me HH Ute doors, brandish- fy his cua hi vga Vt that ree Meul tie door Leoweett the wickler’s room and Allen's was thrown open and the unarmed boy rushed upon the negro, without even a stick in his han sei the bullet, Mrs. Elliott threw herself in front of him and they. fell together on Kendrick. He was taken by sur- prise, and his pistol arm was pressed to his side by the frenzied mother. Mother and son were no match for Kendrick, and he was overcoming both, but to better exert himself let his pist>] fall. It came within the grasp of Mrs Elliott. In an instant she had seized it with her free hund and pressing the muzzle to Kendrick’s ulled the trigger. His arms diane. and mother and son were free. The coroner’s jury congrat- ulated the woman. \ of our depositors no less than tothe general prosperity of this institution is the extend- ‘ing at all times of every ac- commodation consistent with Revenge If It Takes Fortune. Card From Bates National Bank. | Evansville, Ind., Nov. 20.—Frank (, Lory, of Petersburg, Ind., known as the “Klondike King,” has asked the grand jury of Pike county to re- turn indictments against the ten men who are alleged to have swin- “We tuke this means of calling the attention of the public to some false statements made during the late po- wer elections, us well as at primaries an! couventions litieal contest, ant also at some for- | died him out of $63,500 iu afake; Chose parties know that the people | _Theold wooden bridge a ross B y Was born ses u—four bove foot race at Colorado Sprinys, Colo, yenerally areyreatly opposed to cor- | Forks, northwest of Butler, ga fand three girs rive Idren yet about two months avo Lt is said! porations engaging in polities, and | WY O« Tast W ednesday af survive: Peter, WoD SC. Amanda the grand jury will take the matter | lysueh fale reports they hope to get |W" W. r. seer wag Se land Mrs. Wi ya tole t up at once, jtte aympathy of the publi, and) PE tp tuts them to AL were pot eXee 3 Lory has had several Pir Kerton | care noth the effect on the} carta ebay apie ‘ ¢| Mrs. MeKin ' ; detectives on the trail of the men for! back nor its bysiness SEED WEE RHO, The Oted 7 | Sister Ale ! ® life 4 : weeks, and has spent several thom) best: During the recent campaign | {ree and the WAEOR Var eo i ik m | Nov Lvz ’ irs, 4 & sand dollars. He gives out the states/a certain defeated candidate made) Wrecked. Mr, Wit @ cera 3) mouths and | “Ss { ment that he is willing to spend all’ the eiatenont that two of the sues) WE some se —_ : ’ te baptist a his fortune to have the alleged con-| cessful candidates were not the choice | R sy and 1M , vs | Whe . 7 fidence men brought to justice. Lory | of their party, that their nomination | CU's wooy near by ‘ randy Isto and | a ur : is supposed to be worth $1,000,000, | had been secured by the use of money crash and hia shi d to t y/ south, she Trose which he accumulated in the Klon- | furnished by this bank.” soon aee kD _ tar roomes that | who knew her sat! s s i dike region four or tive years ago.) Second: At some former elections, | Te? 0" RED No o & 12) christian " He was asked to go to Colorado primaries and conventions we have |! vutes after the ae 2 children was Springs and bet on a sure thing ina) been accused of using money, or oth- oe vate Se het dealt acoueine, | ip them in suet . foot race, He put up $63,500 in a} er influences for the purpose of con The injured man was ee ys bia Mr. | ‘ Mae “Tho doubt it Is ah Ler satchel, which was stolen from the} trolling such elections, Baylor's hows, , a sez OES UlStaNCS 1} religion. room of the hotel at Colorado) Now in regard to the item first|®¥y, 0nd De, Boulware was sum Her husbans ‘ s UVuelet Springs. Some of the men are sup-| noted, we will say that the statement | moued fr 2, Butler, : Mexander, 4 posed to be in St. Louis and Hot! therein referred to, is false in every | Mr, Kinney lives hci thai shore ota | . Springs. One of the men, itis said, ! particular, and we believe the purty | the bride onthe old Judy the skies J 2 formerly resided in Petersburg. | knew it when he made thestatement, |" . He isa poe 3 id | A character t Mant Died of His Burns. aud in regard to the second item we | ne vol his team Is @ rerion Ki if tiles’? wil stow i | will state that every assertion made | to him ae : this old worl . Bron HA Review, ®, [to the effeer that thia bank had used Phe county court had order ue Report of Poor Committee, The fauer }ar the old The four year old child of Mr, and jany intluence or auy money to con-| Lridse condemned some ao rer ae Jhetmeneard \ will the lif Mrs. Jas. Ryan, of Miue No, 12, died | 4.6) any oles tion, primary or conven: | ® vd di sted up) iT ee), : Ure mother shine bat at about midnight tast night as BL eterrr pe farts evere parr. qv setae ee pe sie oo - ~_ ss ate sel ¥ 7 ; result of the burns received yester| This bak ie componad at atooks| stund but lite) : SCAT 2r, Tin ; , day. ; Nh |holders identified with various polit-|'O Them aud tray ; RATES . r The little one was left in the room ival parties, and its patrons are also |! bridge, We ur ’ ‘unin of rd by ite mother, Who was Golue they aiid in their political views; it part of flooring was mr to ta ut wie family washing, while she went to would therefore be improper for uy} Prevent travel, but this was awed | y ‘| hang the clothes on the line. While to favor either party, by some overzealous r i ed ‘ Lael of \ Big Pe Rina canaed she was away the little fellow was Glcveblines cain haa Wael eens traveler, | F ' : : Playing with paper in the tire, The} otud offleially with the banks since . ode paper blazed, the child's clothing]. auieation:ih Hovombar, 1870, “any _ os k Ri: mu ‘ } caught trom it and when the MOUNE) 4. ana thatithas never paid any Ji $ SPECIALS, Dice) ee cca Ae r Teeutered the house, the little one) money to any political party neither alta 90 biog completely enveloped bay flames. | iis it over attempted to exert any SATURDAY, NOV. 29, 1902, |f a fhe mother was badly frightened, influence to conteol any primary or = . ; 15: OO 7 but with presenee of mind dipped a sinniton : ONF DAY ONLY. | Ror aves a : bed quilt ina tub of snds and throw. We will statefurcher that Directors, \uen we buy a bar our cus. | Balance on hand is 809 a ing it about the child smotiered the Otticers, and other employees are} towers buy a barg We bought | sus flames. But the fire had gotten in froqnently divided in their pre fences {fr oman Indiana firm a largeamount | Mrs. A. EL CUnvin, See'y. its work and death came asa resuit a wad oy ane in the late election | Of fancy mixed cakes to accommodate | about midnight, The mother was also badly burned about the hands and arms in extin- guishing the flames. The accident is a most distressing one and is deeply deplored by the community. “Two Married Men.” One of the funniest scenes in “Two Married Men” is the duration «f Carnaby Bix inte th corde fellows. buoay ean ap- peectate it and ty many it will bring back fond recollections of the night they “rode the goat.” The charac. ters in this merry comedy are all well drawn and are inte: pany of actors especially adapted to farce comedy. They come highly recommended by the eastern press and will no doubt repeat here the success which has attended them in the eastern cities. The comedy will appear at the Opera House on Mon- day, Dec. Ist. {cung Plants ie’ farmer knows that sme plants grow better than -rers. Soil may be the same nd seed may seem the same ut come plants are weak and chers strong, And that's the way with ‘ildren. They are like young lants, Same food, same home, ‘me care but some grow big cd strong while others stav small and weak. Scott’s Emulsion offers an “csy way out of the difficulty. Child weakness often means arvation, not because of lack food, but because the food Ni ofthe . |does not feed. Scott’s Emulsion really feeds rad gives the child growing strength. ; Whatever the cause of weak- ness and failure to grow— Scott’s Emulsion seems to find it and set the matter right. Bowne Chelan io Pearist., New York “eb soc. and $1.00 all druggists, and also in the primary which pre- ceeded it. This isnot a politieal bank, and any statement to the effect that it has beenvis engaged Tow, or here. after, either directly, or indirectly, in any election, primary or conven- tion must be rewarded as absolutely false, and any effort putforth by any stockholder, director or officer or jOther employees must be regarded pals val action of such party uel vot the action of this bank, Butler, Mo., Noy, 12, 1902, F. J. Tygard, President. J.C. Clark, Cashier, Jno. B. Newberry. ihn pe per Frank Smith. I. N. Mains J. P. Edwards., T. L. Harper. Butler’s new calaboose is noweom- pleted and is all ready to receive boarders. It is loeated on the ground floor of the city building, in} the rear of the room occupied by the fire department. The calaboosecon- sists of three steel cages, each six and one-half feet long, four_and a half feet wide and six and a half feet high. They occupy ground space of thirteen and a half by six and a half feet. Each cell has two swinging bunks which ean be let down when in use. The floor of the room is made of concrete and the cage is anchored to the floor, rendering escape of a prisoner impossible. The bars areof steel and the locking device is ingen- ious and safe A large coal stove has been put in, outsidé of the cage, so that the prisoners may be made comfortable in any kind of weather. The cage was made by the Pauley Jail works, St. Louis, and cost laid down in Butler $260.00, Presidential Appointyents. Washington, pate —The president this morning announced the appointment of Judge Francis Wright, of Illinois, as a member of the court of claims to fill the vacan- ey‘caused by the death of Judge Jno, Davis. District attorney Ashley M. Gould, of the District. of Columbia, was appointed associate justice of | the district supreme court. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1902. BRIDGE GOES DOWN. The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths, | Old Wooden Structure Over Bone Forks Falls With Man, Wagon and There is a Country most da: Team. W. PP. This and son Earl returned our trade for Thanks 1) vesterday from Greenwood county, Account of the great Tsar. where they-pirchased a tir cats Wo were unable to u PIS bacies 1 Mr. t | At willinerie se polesane Iris well improved ane Livis t) close then out Saturd 0 | howe. Phey will get possession Lot Now cakes worth from 12 Ist This is a worthy family to 20e Mh for Loe tb Land we regret to-ave them leave this Lot No, 2 cakes wo 20 nt aetna 250 per tb for bet ; nyers are in If you have never i\ | fl ie pits flour, we want you to try une sack try witha view Bates OO Tbs worth $1.05 for Ste, Limit), nuty is attracting the attention of oue sack | stors and they are pleased with! weedal pene wn outlook. The future ef this gallon for 2 county willreveal many changes in Come early and get cho | narie ind places Bates county | cakes at less than wholesale prices, Jin y good pl ice to invest mouey.— JiM’s E. G. ‘ [adrian Journal. ? — famed Hot Baths for Horses Miles is Atloat Again. | | Hot Springs, Ark., Nov, 21.—Sec- Manila, November 24 —The U1 ed retary Hitchcock of the international States transport) Ing: the coral reefat high iz The vessel struck on the reef department has given to Live na ige Satorday. | Simpson ( ooper of this city the priv the r from. the Sutur- . re Of usil jileg 2 day while trying to enter the harbor | y+ springs in his stable for the cur of Le Gaspi, Luzon. of debilitated and crippled horses. Captain Brugire tried to save) Thisisa novel idea in the treat twenty minutes by going through | ment of horses, A large system of the charted channel between the/ bathing stalls has been {itt reefs. The vessel will arrive here to day with General Miles on board. ed up, and here the crippled thoroughbreds will receive the sanie treatment that suffering humanity does, When Secretary Hitcheock received the petition, asking for privileges, he readily saw the advantage of it, and immediately grauted it. Hereafter there need be no hope- lessly broken-down horses on western race tracks, as long as the health- giving waters of Hult springs can be used as an elixir to restore energy and health to the unlucky thorough- bred who may have fallen, a victim to ill usage or a hard campaign. “*T had a terrible cold and could hardly breathe. I then tried Ayer’s FF Cherry Pectoral, and it gave me im- mediate relief.” ' W. C. Layton, Sidell, I. & How will -your cough} be tonight? Worse, prot. | ably. For it’s first a coi, } then a cough, then bron- © chitis or pneumonia, ana & at last consumption. Coughs always tence ———$___,— Asleep Amid Flames. Breaking into a blazing home, tsome firemen lately dragwed the sleeping inmatesfrom death, Fancie. security, and death near. It’s that way when you neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it. Dr. King’s Now Discovery for consumption Lives per- fect: protection agaiust all throat, downward. Stop this ; chest and lung troubles. Keep it near, and avoid suffe,ing, death and downward tendency by 5 doctor’s bills, A teaspoonful stops taking Ayer’s Cherry Pee- B toral. i “3 2 Me, 8th AM tents. | a Inte cough, persistent use the most 4} |stubborn. Harmless and nice tast # | Ing. it’s guaranteed to satiefy by H, If he says take it, 3 he i@ tells you not ‘ t, th ke it. Hi ok 4 50e Hoare with hin, ‘Weare wtitae “27% Bi L. Tucker. Price 50c and $1 v0, J.C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass, Trial bottles free. e, county, Mo, in NO. Mrs, Elizabeth Alesander, nee Dod son, was bern in ¢ ounty, HL, duly 1, Is20 ca ta Cole county, Mo , ir forties, She wae married to W of Cole To this union AND REST FOR a MOTHERS = WY a Rest for Tired Mothers, in Warm Baths with ticl Poni And gentle applications of Cuti- cura Ointment, purest of emol- lients and greatest of skin cures, to be followed in severe cases by mild doses of Cuticura Resolvent Pills. This is the most speedy, permanent, and economical treat- ment for torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted,and pimply skin and scalp humours, with loss of hair, of in- fants and children, ever com- pounded, MITLIONS OF Proprerse cet fesivted by CUTICURA CINTMES fying the'ski the stopping whi TRA SOAP, for beautle s . Depot: 27. . French Depot: 5 Rue de Is Pai AND CHRM. Conv. Sole Prope, Boston . or’s Notice. Notice is hereby given that letters teetamen~ tary upon the estate of Ca oline F. \ there deceased, have been granted to the undereign- ed, by the Bates county probate court, in Bates eounty, Missouri! ny date the lth day of November; AT) 1 All peraons heaving claims against said cetete are required toeahitit them ty me for allowance within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be pr ted from any benefit of euch estate Jaime be not exhibited within two y trom the date of the publica. tion of this pot they Will be forever barred, + WITHERSPOON, Executrix E ana