The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 22, 1904, Page 8

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Sept. 15.—Peter view with General Jorge Holguin, Dalla a saloonkeeper was killed early one of the commanders of theColom- | *°-¢3¥ by means of dynamite ex- For Infants and Children. ° . : ploded in his bed room. The build- Th Kind Y Hl A In Spite of Wounds, Alva Rivers] ian troops who marched on Barling was wrecked. Posses are search: Q ou Have Always Bought mein ranquilla when Colombia contem-|ing the hills for Bernardo Fueri. Share tho Declares He Will Live to plated an attempt to invade Pana- Dalla and Fueri had quarreled, it is cs ail teported, over the latters attentions to the former's fiance. Dalla was to have been married within atortnight. ma, is printed here. In it General Holguin answered the letter of M. eee ee er ty Kill Detective. Pp Columbus, O., Sept., 16—Alva Bunau-Varilla, ex-minister of Pana- : Rivers was mortally wounded while|ma to the United States, published ALMOST FREE. : trying to rob the bank at Warsaw, | here September 12, in which was 2 ; 10 miles from Coshocton, O.. Rivers| maintained the correctness of the THE 4 has 56 bullets in his body, some of} American course in the Panama j : them Winchester rifle balls. Verne] transaction. General Holguin as- TWICE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC e Rivers, Alva’s brother, who’ took | serted that M. Bunav-Varilla and AND : 4 part in the attempted robbery, was | the United States adopted an irregu- os. 3 captured later when he returned to |lar course and that Colombia has THE MODERN FARMER a " {3 home near Coshocton, not abaudoned the intention of se- + > William King was captured too, | curing redress. FOR 88 < 8 but, the marshal of Warsaw, who ee ae ney A: cnrpotel the Rivere boys wer» gull) No Bail For J. D. Todd. | 2O Cents. a 7 Suet UR: FO. . To give every reader in this terri- a F ae Lamar, Mo., Sept. 16 —Judge Tim- bd 7 i e county, had employed King as a ’ » Ep) Ze é e f detective. He ingratiated himself monds refused to-day to release on TIME : tory all the campaiga and election : bond J. D. Todd, e ra ‘icteenet news and an excellent farm journal, . 4 with the Rivers and they took him as vond J. D, Todd, ex representative pcb rredeypioc sty ‘ iowgat aly we will send upon receipt of twenty : apal and he notifled themarshaland charged with the murder of Robert) (14 os ST anticipation. \ piled a? citizens of the time when they would T. Wall, after hearing the affidavits! With the cessation of pain i t vaic. Ss: i} ' ' ae try to “crack” the bank. of several physicams. Dr, Allee of| necessary to chil tty | The Twice-a-Week Republic t r : : ij this place testified that ho visited| tite Comes oe 3 Alva Rivers, dying in hospital, be P 4 4 sleep and recuperation, Including The F Visit fi 5 vows he will survive if only to take Todd September 15 and did not find : sahee fe e eet “ gee ep q vengeance on king. Receiving — ina np agen condition, Dr, MOTHER’S now until December 1, 1904, an ena resign Iie «) «| Roberts and Dr, Arkmanof Ft. Scott | 3 are vane re vogey = Kas., corroborated this piety FRIEND ~ @ The Modern Farmer, “ie stores opposite the bank. A UuneY does diminish the pain accompanyin; A Parnes Family Newspaper, Todd’s trial is set for the middle of maternity, With its aid mothers can an October. 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By lessening the mother’s agony of mind and diminishing pain a beautiful influence SAMPLE COPIES FREE. is wrought upon the child. and instead of f vish, ill-tempered and sickly forms you Where both papers are not desired ave healthy, laughing humanity, remain- | subscriptions for either separately ing a blessing ever to you and its country. | to» the term stated above will be ac- All Druggists sell Mother's Friend at $1.00, ‘Write for our tree Book “* Motherhood” | cepted upon recept of TEN CENTS. THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Afianta, passed in which were the Rivers boys ) and King, and soon they returned : to the bank. Alva Rivers took a heavy stool from before a barber shop, amashed the door of the bank and entered. The citizens opened fire. & Alva Itivers aprang from the bank, oe received the second volley, and fell ‘ The two others ran, but of course, it 7m wasensy to tako King. To blow open the safe the robbers had in the bugay two kegs of powder and 20 sticks of dynamite, which was stolen trom the Gray Hardware Co. of Col umbus a week ago. From Dee. 1, 1904, to Dee. 1. 1905. This is an unprecedented offer you cannot afford to miss. Send 20 cents at once and get regularly the News of the Day, the campaign, the Farm MILLIONAIRE’S POOR STOMACH The worn-out stomach of the over- fed millionaire {s often paraded in public prints a8 a horrible example of evils attendant on the possession of great wealth. But millionaires are not the only ones who are afflicted with bad stomachs. The proportion is far greater among the toilers. Dys pepsia and indigestion are rampant among these people, and they suffer far worse tortures than the million- aire unless they avail themselves ofa standard medicine like Green’s Au- gust Flower, which has been a favor ite houeehoid remedy for all stomach | ~~~ troubles tor over thirty-five years. 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