The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 15, 1903, Page 6

= ze FS] SPURA RHODES Gikd RET WEDDINGS. Res i ter : (aurch German’ Siuéents Unwilling to Ace 9 4rownd ihe Corner” Au uaunces « New Departure. 4 } = cept Scuo.arships at Oxford. — } a Romance has received eadly blow, . . The little church around the cor ver, % Plans Being Laid for the Distribution i, Xey York, hus turnes its back on it. | & * ef the Two Hundred Schelnr- liereafter bovcrs pursu by angry . ships iu the United pap overnight acquaintances smit- F s and British Colonies. ten heavily by Cupid’sdarts; rough and | - aE | tumble tacklers of matrimony without | . A commission appointed by Emperor: preyioug training for the ordeal; in William, consisting of Dr. Friedrich | fact, all unconventional persons, who Schmidt, of the ministry of education | want to have the knot tied with as lit- ad of Germany, and Prof, Kielhorne, has | tle ceremony as possible, will have to : been at Oxford making inquiries as to) hunt another Gretna Green. the arrangements for the reception} Dr, George Clark Houghton, the of scholars from Germany, uncer the | rector, who succeeded his uncle at the . will of the late Cecil Rhodes. There Church of the Transfiguration, has are constantly increasing signs that it | jaid down the law. The game is too will be difficult to find German stu-| strenuous for Dr. Houghton, and, in dents of the best types who afe will- j the language of the stage. he “cuts it ing to accept the scholarships. The! out,” 4 German hatred of the English seems] ‘This is official, for he has published as strong among students us in other | jt jn the Kalendar, the monthly paper classes. It was recently resolved at} of the church. Here is what he says: & representative meeting of all the} “This autumn has brought mea great German university corps or dueling) many experiences and among them a ‘ : clubs, which was held at Kosen, that large number of weddings, which | have ‘ the members of these corporations | been obliged to decline, because | did should have nothing to do with the not know the parties. It is necessary ° Rhodes scholarships. Anyone with @/ that 1 should know the people who knowledge of German universities will come before marriage, oF they must Oppreciate what this incans be vouched for by perhons whom | Dr, George R. Parkin, the commit] know, aud t! ey must have acceptable i, a sioner who is charged with the dim] witnesses, ‘There is a limit to the in . @ tribution of the Cecil Rhodes scholar] terpretation of charity, and 1 limit ships in the British colonies and the] ‘secret: marriages’ and marriages un- . United States, has returned to Amer] supported by fimily recognition.” jew trom Englund. ‘there are some) “The little church around the eor 800 scholarships tu be distributed in} ner’ Jas been famous for years as a i the states and colonies,” said Dr. Park-| place where any person pining for s 3 Setar re a s Year of Jubilee has come ‘Ye | have been at Oxford for several} ut more bother than was Jewall e a Weeks trying to get the wishes of the ssary, A great many theatrical Oxtord authorities as to the manner people resorted there for that purpose of distribution, There are 21 colleges} and it eame to be looked upon as the m e e 4 at Oxfor exch wants such sehol-| especial chureh of the theatrieal pro S ‘ 1 Ms RIPE, Wek ack weit at ted ape the theatrical ixty years of faithful service to Man and Beast entitles it to der its own peculiar rules of entrance, gaa — auc so forth, Some prefer to have|WILL SACRIFICE DESTROYER. Ny Post graduate and others undergrad mn uate scholarships, For the next year] British Navy ‘Drying to Break Contly sulting with the leading educators of wess in Construction, e the states and colonies as to the best a Pe aareibeas Methods of selecting candidates for Naval oilicials have begun experi- sat: , i the various scholarships, Fach of ety eon J sainany Bien and the grateful respect of the millions who have found freedom from pain through its curative powers. 81.500 & Seni hates sich ne : ‘ two while at sea, The destroyer Wolf, | Y our sires and grand sires used Mexican Mustang Liniment because it healed their hurts and cured the an interesting question suet what | Hunched in 1897, and costing $1,250,000, ills of their domestic animals. F elasnes of men ate going to apply for ae . igh gn me What Mexican Mustang Liniment did for mankind and brute kind 60 years ago it does to-day. It has . hem he first beneficiaries will go Pi Neeerewges, Sen babel obit i i ini ee, ee ORE cae Uitintoia eines always cured and always will cure any and everything that a good, honest liniment can cure. quently the final awards will be made ie the vessel unsupported, It did not e ( early in that year.’ break in two under this strain and was ' die oa sext hung ty the emis, roving, th It Soaks Right Down Through The Muscles. WANTS MORE CRUISERS. center unsupported. The destroyer —-——- withstood both tests, . eee : ; 4 German Fleet Society Preaents Fig-| The experiments are expected to! It goes quickly to the very core of the cause and steps the most deep-set, excruciating pains almost instantly, ures Showtng Need of a prove whether a destroyer'’s hull is so ss Larger Navy. weak, as was suggested in the case of e e e ‘ Pm : tesla the Cobra, that the back breaks when ea | M ta L t h t d th t t f ues The German Fleet society, to which | a wave lifts the vessel amidships ora exican us ng intimen as Ss 00 e es 0 years, i bat nd W jtiam and capes all the} sea lifts it-in-such-a manner that the = ‘inet ministers, naval officers and] wave is hollow beneath the middle, eee ee : : : : others high in the government service] ‘The tests will be repeated, and if the People have unbounded faith in it all these years because it never disappoints. belong, has Sent its several members, | Wolf remains seaworthy it, will be baal ie pail elo ole publi- | taken out in a rough sea for further e ‘ cation, a statement of the considera-| experiments. Vessels will s dy i Th O C rta C f H rt. d A h tions which make necessary the build- i of ne ly ee e ne € in ure or u S an Cc es. ing of more cruisers for service = aptegeoed rer : $ abroad, especially in Central and| WANTS KISSING STOPPED. No liniment can cure unless it penetrates the fevered and swollen muscles right down to the roots of the . Gouth American watery | np trouble. Mexican Mustang Liniment penetrates more thoroughly than anything that was ever created ina ¢ te communication deals with Ger- | Virginia Legislator Proposes Law hi * 1 1 b t . Thed t t bb d . A b h d d man trade relations there and goes| Reantring Phyalctan’s certineate {chemical laboratory. ‘ deepest, most stubborn and most intense pain can be reached and routed by the seriously into the amounts of the pres- | Before Oxculation IsPermitted. | use Of this good old time-tried liniment. ar ent capital invested and the future pos- a sibilities, It does not contain the least Tn the Virginia house of delegates e trace of jingoism, but concludes with | the other day Dr. K. 1. Ware, a prac- Cc th H rt f A h Th t W. Ik a carefully phrased paragraph saying | ticing physician, introduced a bill to ures e u S 0 n ing a a S. that “Germans must make up their -make promiscuous kissing a misde- : + % minds whether the business already | Meanor. Tt is the frst meanare he bas If your horse has a stiff joint, a harness sore, acut or bruise Mexican Mustang Liniment will cure it. ~ pring acne ge rpren tron hee Ait ee See aa If your cow has a hurt or a caked udder it will cure it and restore her to,health and usefulness. : former alternative isaccepted the mary | “Wherear, Kissing has been decided If your poultry has roup, frozen combs, rheumatism, leg weakness or any disease of the flesh or bones » __/mist be increased hy sufficient eruiscrs | by_the medical, profession tobe a [Mexican Mustang Liniment will _cure-them-if-anything-on-earth-can-cure and save them. What it has done — = ~toateqiiately protect trade. p ahenese 4 bigger siggy oe si a in thousands upon thousands of instances justifies these claims. i. r seases are ans } WARDROBE OF NOTED POET. Gabrielle d@Annunzio Owns Seventy- Iwo Shirts amd Other Articles in Equal Profusion. A Neapolitan paper publishes an in- . ventory of Gabrielle d’Annunzio’s wardrobe. THe had 72 shirts, 12 dozen pairs of socks of v us kinds and 24 dozen pairs of quiet tinted silk under- wear, evening suits, smoking coats and smoking jackets innumerable, 48 pairs of gloves for walking and 24 pairs for evening wear, three silk mufflers, 12 walking sticks, eight umbrellas of vio- let hue, ten green parasols, 20 dozen handkerehiefs, 150 cravats of resplen- dent and varied hues, ten waistcoats, 15 pairs of walking shoes, two pairs of slippers, “soft, silent and tremu- lous,” three revolvers, a dagger, a box of perfume, and one lapdog. A Missouri Wo ‘s Wants. A woman is advertising in one of the Missouri papers “for a home in a family where there are no chil- dren, no washing, and good wages.” She should explain, says the Chicago Record-Herald, whether she willbe satisfied with Brussels carpet in her room, or whether she prefers oriental rugs. Time to Wake Up. A Philadelphia man died the other night while suffering with night- mare. Really, says the Chicago Ree- ord-Herald, the people of Philadel- phia ought to wake up. Quick Time on Down Dip. A mile a minute is pretty fast, says the Chicago Record-Herald, But some of the flying machine inventors have beaten even that—on the way down. Dire Pavishment for Sultan. How would it do to punish the sul- tan of Bapolod, asks the Chieago Record-Herald, by, making him keep bachelor’s hall awhile? Spry for ler Years. % Ohio is 100 years old. It will have ‘to be admitted. say the Chicago Rec- 4 ord jierald. that she is quite “pert” : for one of her age. from one person to another; therefore, be it en d by the general assem- Diy of V 1 that it shall be unlaw- ful for any person to kiss another un- less he can prove by his family physi- cian that he hasn't any contagious or infectious disease.” Violators of the proposed law will be fined not less than one dollar nor more than five dollars for each offense, MARCONI HAS A NEW RIVAL. and free from pain. Steamer Arrivea wt Baltimore After Receiving Messages 1,000 Miles by Muirhead System. The steamer Vedamore, which is equippea with a wireless telegraph station, has arrived at Baltimore and reported remarkable experiments with the Muirhead system. Messages were received at a distance of 1,000 miles at sea, but owing to the re- stricted power of the batteries oper- ating the station on the vessel the electrician on board was only able to transmit a message for a distance of not exceeding 300 miles, The Morse alphabet is used in transmit- ting the messages, and the charac- ters are recorded on a paper ribbon the same as a stock broker's ticker. BABY BOY WINS FORTUNE. Senator Clark’a Offer of a Million for the First Grandson Goes to Son’s Wife's Baby. Guthrie, Ok., December 26 —The Osage [Indians in Oklahoma are the richest people on earth, per capita. | The report of Government Agent Mitchner for that tribe shows that the total amount to the credit of the tribe in the national treasury is $8,- 584,498. The total receipts tor the year were $579,866. The expense for the year was maintenance of agency and schools, $53,791; other disbursements, $397. The Osages own 1,400,000 acres of land. There are 1,800 members of the tribe, of which 847 are full bloods. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. A son has been born to the wii of W. A. Clark, Jr, winning the $1,000,000 gift which Senator W. A. Clark offered to his sons and daugh- ters a year ago for the first grand- son presented to him. His youngest daughter, Mrs. Morris, in New York, recently gave birth to a daughter. Senator Clark, who is in Paris, has been notified by cable of the arrival of the prize winney. deep-seated muscular misery. If your Weak Point is a Weak Back rub Mexican Mustang Liniment over the sore spot after a hard day's work and your back will soon feel rested It is just what is needed when one is afflicted with lame back or lumbago or any other, Rubbing works the liniment away in through the tired and sore muscles and gets right down to where the pain begins. Just as soon as Mexican Mustang Liniment permeates the affected parts the lameness disappears and the pain departs. Inflammation is the Root of all Pain. — _._ Wherever there’s a painful hurt, sore or sprain, there is inflammation. Mexican Mustang Liniment quickly cools and cures the inflamed parts where the real cause of pain is imbedded. The penetrating, sooth- ing and healing powers of this liniment are really wonderful. Da “a et at THREE SIZES---25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. SOLD EVERYWHERE. — Stay of Execution. Cheyenne, Wyo., December 31.— Application for a writ of error in the case of Tom Horn, a stock detective, who was sentenced to be han; January 9 for the murder of Willie Nickel, was made to the supreme court to-day and a stay of execution was granted. This will prolong the condemned man’s life for at least six months. Revolution Imminent. _—A_sure sign of Spercenhing “revols and serious trouble in your system it nervousness, sleeplessness, or stom- ach unset. Electric Bitters will quickly dismember the troublesome ycauses. It never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver, and clar- ify the blood. Run down systems benefit particularly and all the usual Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is the order of a woman’s preferences. Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even that zreatest of all jewels, health, is ruined in the strenuous’ efforts to make or save the money to purchase them. If a woman will risk her | health to get a coveted gem, then let ; her fortify herself against the insid- jous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the reg- ular use of Dr, Boschee’s German : Syrup. It will promptly arrest eon- | sumption in its early stages and heal the affected lungs and bronchial | tubes and drive the dread disease from the system. It is not a cure-all According to present advices there The Kind You Have Always Bought is a large crop of Christmas trees,| says the Chieago Tribune, and a still} ves larger crop of things to hang on Gignatare ¢ them. attending aches vanish under ite but it isa certain cure for coughs, searching and thorough etfectivenees. | colds and all bronchial troubles. You ubles. You | Blectric Bitters is only 50c, can get Dr. G. G. Green’e relirble| ite returned iit dost wit wats remedies at any drugstore. satisfaction. Guaran’ by H. L. Tucker, druggist. 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