The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 4, 1902, Page 11

3 REASONS Why we do the clothing business of Bates Co. We Carry rhe Stock, We Sell Reliable Goods, Dur Prices are Ripht. Take a Look at our Men’s Suits $5:00 T0 $20.00. Take a ook at our Boy’s Snits $2.00 TO $10.00. Take a Look at our Children’s Suits 15¢ TO $5.00. Take a Look at our Men’s Overcoats $2.00 TO $20.00. Take a Look at our Boys Overcoats $1.75 TO $10.00. Tske a Look- at our Childien’s Overcoats $1.75 TO $10.00. ARRIVING DAILY, Useful Holiday Gifts, for men’s boy’s and children’s wear. Joe Meyer, THE CLOTHIER. ( WELTNEK LOSES LIBEL SUIT. | basis, there is nothing to be discuss eds Tha ian comes intocourt claim ipa tea jing to possess supernatural powers Against) aid brings with bim wituesses wie swear he has done for them that which we know is impossible, we are not required to believe such evidence. Jefferson City, Shi. , Nov. 29.—Prof. “Tfthere was anything in the plain 8. A. Weltmer, a° magnetic healer at | tifi’s (Weltmer) business which they “Nevada, lost his suit for libelagainst | ©#!! magnetic healing that entitled it Rev. against Rev. C. M. Bishop inthe| © the protection of the law, and Supreme Court this morning. He which was not perceptible to the un- charged Bishop with having caused | instructed, the burden was on them to be published anarticle detrimental | © show the rationals of it, and, fail- to Weltmer’s business. ing to do so, the court should close In the lower court Prof. Weltmer | it# doors against them. The law of secured judgment for $750 against libel is not designed to shield one in Rev. Bishop and the preacher ap- the practice of an illegal business pealed to the Supreme Court, where The business of the plaintiff (Welt- judgment of the lower court was mer), as shown by hia own evidence, in an opinion by Judge is of such a character as that it is alliant. In the opinion the court | 00t entitled to protection under the ys: law of libel.” »** “Courts are not such slaves tothe; The Walton Trust Co. has an forme of proceedure as to surrender | abundance of money for loans on their own intelligence to an array of farms at very low rates of interest. | Parties wanting to borrow will find . Witnesses testifying to au impossi-| itt their advantage to call and get _ bility. They are not required togive! yr ryteg, . Bl-tt “-eredence toa atatement that would falsify well-known laws of nature, though a cloud of witnesses swear to it. “We recognize that in the realm of _ science much is yet undiscovered and especially is this eo in the science re- lating to diseases of the haman eye ‘tem and their treatment. . Different schoole of medicine contend with | will not be made public until later, err srecanwnnecnons ont “but it ie oftictally stated that the de- s long ae the contest continues with baile ot perfecting the system have io cannot be raid that the ‘wbove. the other has d, but if either O that: it is it ia entitled to be ‘@ con it it must e pnd discuss on the. — nics taped Magactic Healer’s Piocceding Rev. BishofPNot Sustained by Supreme Court. Pensions For Uld Employees. -Omaha, Nov. 29.—Rules and regu- lations for a pension system, which will go into: effect January 1, 1903, have been completed by officials of the he een Pacitic railroad by which its old employees will be retired on pension. The details of the system: jrinted. .1t ie also stated that it willinvolve the annual distribution of over $300,000, and it is intended. to cultivate @ closer retation be- Tween the railroad and employegs, For SaLe—A choice list of farms. Call or write for prices and terms, A. 8. MILLHORN, 40-tf Real pean’ Butler, Mo. AGH GAMBLERS RAIDED, New York.Officers Make a Charge on Resorts in Fifth Avenue | Mansions. BUT THE GAMBLERS HAD BEEN WARNED Although Detectives Had Pi Place Eariier in the Event Were Expected by the Gamblers and the Piaces Were Dark—Few Arrests Were Made. New York, Dec. 3.—District At- torney Jerome's sensational raids on alleged gambling resorts begun about midnight and continued until 4:30 o'clock this morning and numerous small places were raided. The at- tacks on the latter, however. were almost overlooked in the public in- terest, which centered in the as- saults upon the mansions occupied by Richard A, Canfield and William Burbridge, which were entered by means of ladders, axes and sledges, The police allege that Frank rell is interested, in) Burbridge’s place, Creat quantities of costly “evidence” were carted away from those places by the police but arrests were few, Up to last night the gen- eral impression prevailed that Can- field's, which is in the heart of the fashionable uptown district, only a few doors from Fifth avenue, was a “Gibraltar” which could not be ta- ken, ,A similar belief prevailed in regard to Burbridge’s place, which was especially protected by steel doors, This place is in a cross street uptown, only a half block from Fifth avenue, and a few steps from a cele- brated hotel, So great was public — interest aroused by the news of the raid on Canfield’s that people flocked to the neighborhood until the intersection of Fifth avenue and Forty-fourth street, the corner nearest Can- field's, was blocked with = carri and people. After Burbridge’s the raiders visit- ed Ludlam'’s place, otherwise known as the Savoy club, They got one man there, a colored subordinate —em- ployed about the — pls Jerome, Capt. Piper, Inspecto. ook ver: | al assistants to the district attorney | and numerous detectives were bytisy in Ludlam's place for several hours. They blew open a safe in their hunt for evidence. Early in the night District Attor ney Jerome made many raids in the down-town Italian quarter of alleged disorderly houre s. These were “pre- liminarie: as it were, to the two big events, Canfield’s and Burbridge’s, District Attorney Jerome declined ab- solutely to“make any sort of state- ment after his night’s work, The raids were expected in’ every place visited. In Cantield’s the owner declared nothing had been “doing” for weeks. It was much the same in Burbridge’s and Ludlam’s, although Joseph Jacobs, the Citizens’ Union detective, last night decitred he had played in every place. But that the raids were to be made seemed to have reached the men interested for every place waa prepared as if in ad- vance, TRUSTS RECEIVE ATTENTION. House Taking fon to Get an Auth Trost Mensur fore Congress Before Christinas Washington, Dee. 3.—The judiciary committee of the house held its first meeting yesterday and took prompt uetion in the direction of getting an anti-trust measure before congress at the earliest possible moment, Mr. Jenkins, of Wisconsing who has be- come acting chairman, owing to the retirement of Judy ) measures dealing with trusts to the subcommittee, of which Mr. Little- is chairman, and that will go to work at subcommittee once, It is the hope of Mr, Litlefield that | ale a SSS50S S555 ia ial a i ce x a a bill can be reported out of 1% full committee before the adjournment for the Christmas holidays. The committee unanimously voted to re- quest the speaker to appoint Mr. Jenkins. chairman of the committee. South Getting Touch of Winter. Louisville, Ky., Dee. 3.—The advent of winter in the South Atlantic and Gulf states, Tennessee , Arkansas and southern Missouri, was accom- panied by general rains and in some localities high winds, which worked considerable damage to property and resulted in the injury of at least two persons at New Orleans. All communications southwest from Memphis has been interrupted and every other telegraph center reports a disturbed condition of regular cir- cuits, Wires Were Not Removed. Philadelphia, Dec. 3.—The time limit placed by the Pennsylvania Railroad company for the removal by the Western Union Jelegraph company of its poles and wires from the rail- road lines expired yesterday, but they have not been removed. The dispute has been taken into the. courts and an understanding has been reached between the two companies by which and_wires are to remain undisturbed until a settlement of the pending suit is reached. New Roca Isinnd Otfctal. Topeka. Kan.,. Dec. 2.--I. H. oe nm has been appointed agsistan ‘aipleistendent, of the Kansas aisie jon of the Rock Island, .-vith head- quarters iu this city, ,Mr. MeEwan came here from Chicago Saturday and assumed his duties as assistant to Mr. Jones, LELLSLLLSLSLELLLLSLSSL SLES PSPS LPS SSS Veer ELLLLL SK Ow we we Jrelffe} ARE YOU | PREPARED | FOR THE WINTER ? DON'T NEGLECT YOUR FEET 2 Come in and let us show you our Goods. Our line of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers are complete and prices guaranteed to be as low as the lowest. (ne Price io All. 1 POFFENBARGER & MILLER, ae) AES iG EL eS SO ero Holiday | Headquarters, New York Racket Stare, 3 bis SIDE SQUARE, We have, without any doubt, the finest line of Holiday Goods ever brought to Butler and are selling them’on the close margin we sell goods. We invite you to come give us alook. Cost you nothing to look and but little more tobuy, Large line Books, Bibles, Celluloid Goods, Toys, Dolls, Chinaware, Games, Lamps, In fact, most anything. Come see how cheap they are. Marked in plain figures. One Price to all; “THE LOWEST.” YOURS TO PLEASE. _ t New York Racket ma WEST SIDE SQUARE. Wo ale Ak ale ib a3 ae sae ae ale aie ale io dio de ate ah aio ai <0 ae So ib aio Sth Gt GO 0 SO GD a SSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSSSSU 6A Chis signature Laxative ¢ the remedy t _ « of the genuine rm MINe Tablets ttm ome dar | ARBOUR GIVES THREE MILLIONS LA Bioottess Surgery tastinnte tw Be Founded in Chicago. Chicago, Noy. 30.—As a mwonn- } ment of gratitude because hisdaugh- fabulous wealth, bas a life of utter given one ofactivity Ogden Armour. | ter, heiress to been reclaimed from helplessness and and enjoyment, .! millionaire, now turned philantrop- ist, like his father, has begun making plans for the “Lolita Armour losti- tute of Bloodless surgery.” which is to be endowed wit} 3 million dollars The first active step in this direction was taken today at Mr. Armour’s home, while the packer, his wife and daughter were cutertaining Prof Adolf Lorenz and Dr. Frederick Mueller, both of the University of Vienna, “Lintend to establish a hospital or institute for your school ofsurgery, sdid Mr. Armour Mueller, while Prof, Lorenz nodded approval, “You must be at the head ofit It makes no difference what the eost may te practically been given back to me and Land my wife are grateful, For the first time sinee Lolita was born we are happy. Other parents are joyless because their children are af- tiieted with the san First of all, it was announced by the donor, the fustitution shall be absolutely free to whomsoever may addressing Dr My daughter bas ie trouble ” nee. treatment, There is not to be a knife in the place. Mr. Armour sald he had selected the site and that the only thing remaining to be done is the coustraction of the building and the eqainment. It was decided that the hospital will need anendow- ly Seo million dollars t 1 S100,000a year ment of nea insure an income Educate Your towels With Cascureta, candy Cathartic, eur mition forever, G0, fe. UEC. U. ©, fat, crosses. fund money. List Your Property. It you: want to farm, let me sell it’ for dispossy ol’ yout you; if you land in west three to six weres ofl make an effort to do so. Twill be at Adrian Dee. 11th, I Rich Hill Des. 18, and W. OQ. Atke- son's law office in Butler Dee. L6th Come in ou the avove dates and list your property or write me giving de scription, price and terms. 1 think Lean sell or exchange your farm for you, ifthe ee —is— right —Cheap transportation to western Kanear want to exchange & fa ern Kansas arg got for one, I Nov 18. E B Arkixsos Stitt Grant, Kan. ALLING Save Your Hair with Shampoos of uticur Car And light dressings of CUTICURA OINTMENT, purest of emollient skin cures. This treatment at once stops falling hair, removes crusts, scales, and dandruff, soothes irritated, itching surfaces, stimulates the hair follicles, supplies the roots with energy and nourishment, and makes the hair grow upon a sweet, wholesome, healthy scalp, when all else fails. - | Complete Treatment. For Every Humour, $1, consisting of CuT- TCURA SOAP (25e.), to cleanse the skin of crusts ; and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle; | Curtcurna O1 NT (50e.), to instantly allay tion and frritation, and nd Certcura RESOLVENT s vl and cleanse the blood. 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