The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 20, 1905, Page 1

a " 6 nme The Butler Weekly Times. VOL. XXVII. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1905. NO. 38 SADIE ROBINSON. a Pretty Girl Suffered From Nervousness |ROCKEFELLER IN CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE SSSSSSSSS ASS SS — ond Pelvic coat Quick AND CHAUTAUQUA. El Dorado Springs July 26th To August 6th, 1905. The morning and afternoon ses- sions of each day will Le in the na- sure of a bible conference, while the evening will be devoted to lectures and musical entertainment, Among those who will make addresses dur- McF'arland Bros. The Pioneer Harness and Saddle men of Bates county, 1874. COLUMBIA OR SAYERS AND SCOVILLE BUGGIES, FEAR INCREASES HIS BODYGUARD. Exhortations to Renewed Vigil- ance Said to Have Been Given And an elegant Flat Pad Single or Double Buggy Harness. The Columbia and Sayers and Scoville ing, the Chautauqua are President vehicles h Retainers About Forest Hill,| Lowen Mcatee, of Park College; Rev. _ Dr. Kerr, president of Westminister soldfor many years His Cleveland Home. College; Rev. G. P. Bradt, of Wichita, in Bates county, Cleveland, Ohio, July 18.—John D. | Kaneas; Rev. Henry Little ofSpring- with the very best field, Mo.; Rev. G. P. Balty, of Kan- eas City. The evening entertainments will include lectures by Rev. Samuel Gar- vin, Frederick Stanley, D. D., Hon Walter Williams, Rev. Matt S Hughes, D. D., Rev. Wm. Carter, Ph. D., and Wm. H. Walla @ The Kansas City Quartette will give a musical number on Monday evening, August 3. There will be & variety of other attractions. Efforts are being made to secure the presence of Gov. Folk for atleast one day. A special low rate has been secured on the railroads for those who may wish to attend the Chautauqua. The El Dorado Springs Commer- cial Club is standing back of this movement, which of iteelf will go far towards the success of the under- taking. Special low rates have been secured Rockeleller’s tears for his personal safety have again become para- mount. The bodyguard at Forest Hill has been increased and it {s said to have received renewed exhorta- tion to vigilance Predictions are added that Rockefeller will forego his frequent appearances in public until the agitation shall have died away. It is confidently pointed out that he is much more sensitive to appearance than {!s commonly eup- poeed, and 80, even if unafraid for hie l'fe, he would hesitate before ap pearing at his church or elsewhere while the revived scandal is a present sensation, The present controversy with Ida Tarbell, during which that woman’s magazine article has gained broad circulation, has made the ofl king nervous and it is said that he fears that some crank who might have become convinced of the veracity of the printed statements made may at- tempt his lite. Rockefeller has always lived more or less in seclusion while in Cleveland but has never failed to attend Sun- day school regularly. Now his resi- dence on Forest Hill is well nigh un- approachable. His private secretary cannot even be seen. The utmost vigilance {s being maintained by the attendants at the Forest Hill resi- dence and every intruder, no matter what might be his errand, {s closely questioned and practically ordered off the premises after a brief hearing. Never before was such vigilance the rule. e A great sensation has been cau in Cleveland by John D. Rockefeller’s action in breaking the silence of years in order to reply in print to the statements of Miss Ida Tarbell. But Miss Tarbell is right back at him today, saying: “{ see nothing in the statement to make me revise what I have written in the case of Corrigan vs. Rockefeller. results, Elegant in style, a grade ma- terial and skilled workmanship, our OWA wwe woe a eo 2 ee ee ee © Buggies, fine Har- ness, whips and lap dusters are match- ed to suit the taste of all. / NERVOUSNESS AN WEAKNESS CURED — tele -. a > Keep in atock everything that horse owners need. Double wagon harness from $10 to $30. Single har- neas $7.50 to $25. Second hand harness $3 to $15. Saddles of all styles and prices from the cheapest to the ateel fork cow boy and sole leather spring seat saddles. Lap robes, horse blankets, dusters and fly nets, harness of! and soaps, liniments for man or beast, coach oils, axle greage, tents, Wagon covers, trim buggy tops new an repair old ones. Bring in your old harness and trade them for new ones. We have the largest retail haress and eaddlery store in the southwest and our harness are all made at home. Sole agents for the Columbla and Sayer and Scoville buggies. We also carry a full line of bug: gies, Surries, Road and Spring Wagons, in cheaper grades. See us before buying. at the leading hotels and private South Side Square, boarding houses, while tents will be McFA RLAN D BROS., BUTLER, mo. provided for those who desire to use SI APDIP LIL SISSSISSS SSS SDSL LDA SALAS D them at a rental barely sufficient to Missouri Banker a Suicide. | Sam Jones Scores Lawson. To Cure a Cold in One Day. cover expense. St. Louis, July 18.—Without warn- ing of the deed, E. W. Warfield, | Jones, the evangelists who spends i : cashier of the St. Louis County Bank | much of his time reall Chatau- pa oom be Neste 2de - pe 9a : suburb, shot: himself! qua assembiles, does not have avery italic mmacaemnnninieed through the head today while seated { high op'nion of Thomas W. Lawson, ’ et his desk, and sank lifeless. He! his tellow platform “attraction.” THE LOCATION OF SCOTT'S was 60 years old, had been identified | Rev. Jones was at the Southern MINE A DEEP MYSTERY. with the bank for years and was) ho‘! yesterday. considered one of the wealthiest men! “{havenot much faith fn Law- chaabie {n Clayton. It is supposed that | son,” he declared. “He turued states | Chunks of Gold Blasted Out— brooding over {ll health caused him | evidence on some of his old cronies, to take his life. It he had destred to do the the prop No Stock For Sale Says Mr. Warfield had been transacting | er thing he would have retired from Scott business all morning and gave no, the business which he condemns colt, {intimation that he contemplated | them for fol'owing.” . Denver, Colo., July 15 —The wealth suicide. Suddenly, while he was of Walter Scott, the eccentric miner alone, he drew the pisto! and killed eos aaa whorecently madea hurried trip from severed the serpent’s head. His body | himself. He leaves a widow andfour! One Way to Treat Servants. | Los Angeles, Cal., to Chicago, by was black and blue about the ribs|children for whom he had just com- From the New York Press. special train, {sin a gold mine, the from the coil of the snake. pleted a handsome residence. ' There isa shrewd Scotchman not | location of which he will not divulge, | far away whose management of ser-} and the value of which none vants is the wonder of the neighbor. | can estimate, for no one has seen it. hood. In twenty years he has never| For two years he has gone with a BY PE-RU-NA. Miss Sadie Robinson, 4 Rand street, Malden, Mass., writes: “Peruna was recommended to me about a year ago as an excellent remedy for the troubles peculiar to our sex, and as I found that all that was said of this medicine was true, I am pleased to en- doree it, ago for weakness and nervousness, caused from overwork and Squeezed By Big Snake. Shenandoah, Pa. July 18.—A black snake, seven feet nine inches long, coiled itself about Thomas Brennan when he tried to dislodge it from a tree near Brandonville, where {6 was devouring the featherless young bird in a bird’s nest. His ribs were nearly cracked from the terrible pressure exerted by the snake, but Brennon grasped the serpent’s neck with his lefs hand as the head swayed to and fro in front of him and, drawing a clasp knife from bis pocket with his hand open- ed the blade with his teeth and Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI- St, Louls, July 16.—Rev. Sam P. NINE Tablets. All druggists we of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O., for free medical advice, All corres- pondence strictly confidential. The prosecuting attarney of Butler county has taken {esue with @ame Warden Rodes on his construction of the section of the game law which requires the taking out of license. The prosecuting attorney, Mr. Davi- son, construes the law to mean that a man fs not required to take outa license to hunt in his own county and says he will refuse to prosecute any hunter arrested on that eharge, until after the courte have passed upon thatpoint. Hon. D. W. Hill, speaker of the last house, which passed this law, offers to defend anyone free of charge, arrested under Rodes’ con- struction of that section. The coun- ty clerk of that county bave advised all applicants that owing to the dif- ferent constructions placed upon the law, @ license la unnecessary at pres- cc ac aa H pie Sa ae The Stock Law. L : Them to Let Her Die. Macon M ., July 18.- “Nobody —toves me; fot @ soul on sieh will Greatly in Demand The Troy, (Mo.) Free Press editor- ial'y saye: A number of our ex- @ medicine which meets modern re. the breakfast is vile, he does not} Valley, Cal., and returned to Bar- ; ' -ot-the Rev; Mr; Annly; pastor of the/is being removed from the grave ti . weep when lam gone. There ain’ta person to be glad if am well. Just ‘let me be and don’t bother me.” These dejec.ed observations came from the lips of a tiny bit of wo- man in the operating ward of the county infirmary last night. Ellen ent. Attorney-General Hadley says that while the game warden con- struction until the courts have pass- ed upon that section. swear at the cook. but quietly leaves | stow with the animals loaded down the table. It looks like a case of in-| with sacks of ore that {s almost pure jured innocenee and the cook is duly| gold. The mine is located some- humilated. He never hires, or allows | where in the mountains that rim his wife to hire, a servant @ second | Death’s Valley. time. No sort of famil‘arity 1s toler-| Of his property Scots says: ated. “Treat servants as youwould| “I do not know what the extent of treat common soldiers,” he says. | ore body is. All know is that the “Discipline, discipline, d‘ecip'ine—yet | ore can be blasted out, broken up kindness and consideration.” with a hammer, and the rich, yellow chunks picked.out and sacked. No one can buy my mine for any price, An Expensive Hen. tor it is as good as any quantity of Latayette, Ind., July 18.—It the | OY *° ™°- detailed record isever written there will be found on the court books of Benton county an interesting chap- ter on “how a 50cext hen cost $200.” One whole day of the court’s time was set aside for the trial of the hen and those interested in the case. The hen itself was in the court room and taced the jury without a quaver. Tom O'Conner accused his neigh- bor, Mrs. Bud Moore, of stealing one of his hens valued at 50 cente. changes are {un error, when they say that it is unlawful for stock to run at large anywhere in the state. The stock law is in effect only in those counties which have adopted it by a vote of the people and the only go mode in this low by the last McCarty, 65 years old, a pauper, had legislature is in the matter of re- tied a blanket to her fron bedpost straining stock. Any person may he wind 4 take up stock running at large un- thrown one end out the window an elid down as far ae shecou'd. Then lawfully and it is by the recent ame fi the dropped twenty fest, alighting change mate the al duty of the on the stone pavement. Nearly every constableto do so. A man who bone in the fra!’ body was broken aneerrae % ie @ Ee a and recovery is impossible. She bor’s stock avold that ———— ‘ pl a st ie colnee a oone begged the attending physicians not stable of his townehi i to worry over her as she had lived 44 long enough. A Human Blood Expert Dead. | Hunter’s License to a Woman. uirements for blood and system oan, such as Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They are just what you need to cure stomach and liver troubles. Try them. At Frank T. ———— Clay’s drug store, 25c., guaranteed. Put Bridal Couple in Cage. ee a Pisteburg, Pa., July 8.—Following Judge Scott’s Body Moved. the marriage Thureday night of Miss| Jofferson City, Mo., July £5,—The Loulse Timmis and F. C. Zimmer-| body of the late Judge William Scott man, at the residence in Wood street of the Missouri State Supreme Court the Rowan Avenue Christian church, | which it was laid at Scott’s Station, the couple were kidnapped as they |eight mfles west of Jefferson City, 40 were leaving the house. A cage) years ago, and will be buried in the similar to those used ina menagerie| State Cemetery in this city. was secured and chairs were placed| This isin pursuance of an act of inside. Although the couple fought|the last General Aesembly, which in the grasp of their friends they| provided for the removal aud appro- were forced inside the vehicle and|priated $700 for erecting a monu. soon made the best of it. @aards of | ment in the cemetery here. Boston, July 18.—Prof. Edward S./ godalia, Mo. July 14.—Mrs. J. H. honor burned red fire and threw rice} Levi L. Scott, a well-known attor-| Wood of the Harvard medicalechool | pode, wife of Missouri’s state game through the bars at the !mprisoned|ney of Nevada, Mo., and son of/an expert inexamining human blood, watden made application today in couple all the way to the railroad| Judge Scott, is here superintending | is dead at hissummer home at Po- the county clerk’s office fora hunter’s station. the removal. ; cassa. He had been ill severalliconse, She tendered the legal fee Judge Scott was one of the most/ months. He was born in Cambridge pad ap crmis wae lesued in her name. Grave Trouble Foreseea, oo Ay a lsc ig Rrd the] in 1846. He gave expert testimony | irq, Rodes fe a loader in local soclety Ts needs bus little foresight, to teil|1i#08! Supreme bench. Decisions |in many murder trials. His last ®p-| and musical circles and enjoys hunt alata mach and liver by him are etill standard. pearance in court was in the trial of ing and fishing. She probably ie the Sickening Shivering Fits Charlee L Tucker ague and malaria, can be relieved - » who was convict-| ures woman in the state to secure | oS 0 ea with Electric Bitters. This | the dandruff, saved your hair, is a pure, tonic medicine; of especial| and added much to it. If ¢ in malaria, forit ~_ true} # not entirely bald, now is your opportunity. Improve it. Bald? Scalp shiny and thin? Then it’s probably too late. You neglected dandruff. If you had only taken our ad- vice, you would have cured in 1007 of the frst use of effecte. AEs Mt Comm, Hay, Chop Feed, Poultry Food, ete’ Candies and Cigars. spoken to one of his domestica.__If |four_mule_pack team {nto Death