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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

@~C W.
mentlid peritanb fe fi4 auf 8albs.
braten, Der bes Maiors 2ieblinss=
eFen mar. babineesen tonnte fie peber
alapier fpielen nod triesspiFenidafts
lide Bidder porlefen. Mu4 mas fire
Gubere GrfGeinuns betraf 10 trat bisfe
Dor Der iugenbliden. bas Iuse beg
Moiors INNER bon Neuem pieber err
freuenben Mnmutb glifens bebentlit
suriid. Gs flob nit GltIe etpas aus
Der 8ebauiung bes Maiors babin,
etpas Sonnises, etpas 8ebasli9es,
fur5 ettpas. mas linn duBerit pobls
that.
plDblid fraste iiG) Der Maior, Of
es benn notbpenbis mar, bab fte gine9
Warum tonnte fie ni6t Bel ibm b(ei=
benz Was ppIIte iie bel ben fremben
2euten9 Sbnen btenen-pie elm 0ienft=
bote! llnb bas bate er bisber rubis
augegeben! Cine eeborene b. 2amm
Der 9tenftbote bon irsenb einem
S4ulae ober Miilsr! Sas bate cine
geborene b. 2amm nidt n0tbig! Soz
slei9 pd6renb bes MittaseFens ponte
er nit @liie iber btefe Sade reben.
0as Engagement, bas fie ansenommer
bate. muBte ie riidsdnsis MAIDEN lai>
len. 5atte CT lie nibt gu feiner cinz
sisen Grbin auserfeben9 Satte er ibr
bisfen feinen Gnti9lub nift erit Dor
einisen Sasen tunoeetban? Sic prlts
stpar ni9ts babon bDren. r2ieber On
fel," Bat iie NIT ibrer tpeiGen, i~anften
Stimme, bic er 10 gerne b0rte-vfpri6
ni6t bon 10 ettpas. Su ionit nod
piele. piele Sabre leben. 8iel lGneer
als i6." Stun aber iebte er ieinen &opf
auf. Was ct peridumt bate, bos
foute iebt nadgeholt tperben. Mm
ndGften Sage befteute er ben Notar in
feline Wobnung uno mabte iein Seita>
ment. Gepib. er boffte felber, nit Ieiz
men funfatg Sabren nod cine hiibid)e
3eitlang am 2eben gu hleiben. Darum
alfp ionte er cine Ni6te, pie es G(iie
mar. ni6t Bel ii9 bebalten, ii9 Don
ibr ni6t elm angenebmes, bebaslibes
Bitter hereiten laFen?
Mit biefem Gnti6lufe f9ritt ter
Major iebt iiber ben Strabenbomm
auf fein 9aus gu.
SIN 5ausflur ftieb er auf cine tpeib=
lt6e Veriammlung. Gs tparen iGmmt=
li6e SienftmGb9sn aus benz Saufe,
in Der Mitte ftonb bic portiersfrou.
Bel ieinem Mnblid fubr bic S9oar
f6eu auseinanber.
.SF bern bier cine &ontrpape,z
iammluns?" rief Der Maipr.
r9err Maior." %anttportete bic Por=
tiersfrau raid unb ni9t obne 8enugz
tbuuna, baB lie nun bic erfte mar, bon
tuel9er Der 9err Maior bic Neuisteit
erfubr, uoben in Sbrer Dobnung lieQt
etne 2ei6e. Sic brau9en fid aber nidt
gu dnsitisen. 0as Trdulein 1T es
ntht. Die Srt 9nauf4te 1T es aud
ni9t. IS 1T cine frembe Dame"
Wdbrenb Der Major, 10 peit es feline
besinnenbe @oblbeleibtbeit seitattste,
bic Sreppen binaufteu9te, offnete 1l9
bic 9austbiir abermals, unb elm Poliz
aeipa9tmeifter nit einem S9usmann
trat Elm.
$50 pobnt Serr Maior b. 2amm?"
fragile Der @a6tmeiiter.
ISM 5~peiten Stod lints," anttporz
teten Die aehn &eblen.
@4peissnb sinsen bic beipen Mdnz
ner bic Sreppe binauf.
nOie Poliaei!" fliifterte NIT Gntz
feBen 8oniftorialrctbs Suite.
Grit cine Sobte Bel Maiors unb
bann bic Polisei! Was bate bas gu
bebeutene
~Gs Fat mir beut' Ra4t bon 3iesen
getrdumt," fagte bic portiersfrau,
r3tesen bebeuten mas iebr S4limz
mes"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
lJortfebuns folst.]
Goloraoo

0euper. - Cine grtraiiSuns
res 9~esisIa,ur bedann Wontas sum
;3pede Der Rerathura neuer Spe,ial=
seiese, moturG &orporationen sur
Sabluna Don Steuern auf herlelbeu
@ertbSddsuns's= @runblase beranse=
,ceen werbeu iouen, mie Gripatper.
ionen. Oie Nsitation gu @uniten Der
Wioer,ufuna bes Sinsle 1ar Sc:
ieses bot su pielen G%r6rteruneen aes
iiibrt, barber bic 0eaislaiurb as &edt
bot. Elm conitiiuticnsues @mentmcnt,
weldts Der @clfeabitimmuns inter-
leQen bat, mither III beratben
Ytctou.-S u einem Serewsrfe
rer Colorado Suel 60. fanb Samitas
cine @as g%rploiion fat. Snfolse
ne,ielben murben ledS Wann set6btet
unb sebn uermunbet.
Wontana.
DIE &upferbera=
merle bieiiser @esenb finb I9on beute
in widtisite gpode eiusstreten benn
NIT elmer Production pou 500 bis
1000 Sonnen laslid Sablen iie iest
81 BEN bebsutenbit en Der Welt.
@reatS SIS. $. Watte=
ION. etn Witslieb bes bieiisen StaatS.
ratbS unb galiirer Der griten
Ntottonal Sanf, muroe unite, Der Nn=
tlase Der llnterl@lasun9 BON $40. 900
bis 500. 900 Santseloer perbaftet
unb bebufs YroSeiiiruns nod Selena
sebra9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

.Rdtbfabaft! W%dtplslpaft? 'murs
melte Der Maior.
Gr badte nod. Mber bas rdthtels
hafte Duntel blieb borldufig au4 fur
Jpn unbur1brinsli9.
.6err Maior." lieb fi4 aasbaft 5rau
Rnaufates Stimine iebt BON Der Sbtr
ber pernebmen, Ion i'd nun fositer
tohen9"
limb auf 8efebl bes Maiors febte
Jrau &nauf9te tpieber lire S0pfe auf
bic 2o9l09er.
Damn purbe am &iidentiide Mtts
tas seseFen. Nur Glife ab nidt. sic
NOR obne Nppetit, unb tpeber bic 3u>
reben bes Maiors nod bic Grau
&nauf4tes bermo9ten etnas iiber lie.
Cine Weile fpdter ilingelte es. Dret
9erren erfdienen.
sd bin 2anbgeri9tsratb 5euer,"
faste Der cine bon ibuen. elm ftattli4er.
eleganter unb 5ebr liebenstpiirbig aufs
tretenber Serr. artis gu benz Maior,
i'd bebaure febr. 9err Maior, sic
cine turae Weile in Sbrer 9duslidtett
ftOren gu mifen. Sd bin nit Der I'm
teriu4uns bes in SSbrer Dobnuns pors
getommenen @orfaus beauftrast unb
mub Sic um grlaubnib bitten. ben
Sbatort iebt in @usenfdein nebmen gu
biirfen."
Der SduBmann Dffnete bic ShIr,
unb bic brei 9erren, BON benen Der
5tpeite Der Rreispbpiitus, unb Der brittle
Der 9eri4tsi9reiber mar, traten elm.
Na9 elmer erit nur flii6tisen Be-
fi4ttsung Der 2eide tpurben Der Was
ior. 5rau &nauf6fe unb namentii@
Glii. bon 2anbseri9tsratb Sellsr
einsm ~porldufisen @erb0r unterporfen,
bas !osleih fammt benz 8efunb ber
2ei4e gu prototou senommen tpurbe.
oann bat er, nit ieinen beiben 8eaIet>
tern in benz 3immer aqein aelaHen 5u
tperoen.
Ser Maior entfernte ii9 NIT beiben
Samen. legte aber bas DIR on bi.
Sbir.
Sie 9erren barin ipraden ettpas,
tuas ii4 i'm 4nfans nidt psriteben lieb.
9terauf lieb fi9 bas 9etIimper bon
metaaenen Wertaeussn p~ernebmen; Der
&~reispbpfitus madte slei9 ar Srt unb
Stele feline Settion, tporiiber CT alei1s
faus elm prototoG bittirte. 9a6 elmer
Weile Dffnete ii9 bic Sbir. unb Der
2anbgeri6tsratb Bat Jim einen 8ogen
papier, Inn BARN bic perbGnenibpoue
&araffe fammt benz 9laie einaupaden.
tpel4e beiben 9esenftdnbs bon ibm'
mitgenommen iperben mubten. hit
Der GrOffnuns. bab bic 9errf9aftenE
alsbalb nod einmal cine 0orlobuna
erbalten. unb bab bic 2ei9e Bis gum,
4benb absebolt tperben tpiirbe, empfabl
fia Der artise 9err iammt feiner Be-
sleituns.
Trau Rnauf9te lamentirte Dol,
Neuem. Die in 4usfi9t sefteute se>
.idtli9e "Boflabuns braate' tpr e.nru
hardtbaren Sdred BEL.
vSerr Major, i'd bin uni4ulois."
tpeinte tie.
Isle ioIen rubis iein!" bonnerte Der
Maior.
Chen cling INN elm iebr pidtiser
9ebante bur9 ben &opf.
rWtr tperben iebt oieiem Serrn b.
miihIiun Hnhriht nehpn miiffen."
iaste er. ~gs 1T bod feline SHUTTER.
Man mub ibm telesrapbiren."
3par nubte Gliie ni6t feline Der
liner NbreKe, aber ba te~lesrupbirte man
eben sans einfad an oas 8erliner
2anbseridt.
t3ebn Minutsn ipdter trus 5rau
&naufhts bas Selegramm auf bi
9of. gpr Gliiens Ssele aber ftanp
iebt Der 9eoante: Sd iperbs ibn pie.
berieben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

H65- Gin nit Saditeinen umtIeis
beteS 9otel in 4ittle Sails 81 uertau.
fen ODER sesen c~ultipirtes Sarmlanf
gu uertaul1en. Ndberes gu erfra9ek
i'm nNorbtern". 48. ba
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
Slashed Body Into Ribbons.

Brandenburg, KY, April 16.-Ess
Broadway, a negro, has been placed
In jail here to prevent lynching at
the hands of a mob of his own peo-
Pile. At Custom, Broadway, Jealous
OF May McGee, cut her throat, chop
ped OFF one hand, inflicted sixteen
gashes in the other and wound up
with slicing the body into ribbons Of
flesh, placing the razor so it would
appear to be suicide. A mob of no.
groes stopped the train on which the
sheriff placed him after arrest. but
the officer escaped with his prisoner
in Il buggy.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
Wants to Marry the Mayor.

Omaha, Neb., April 1G.-A fake
that has been widely telegraphed
that Mayor Moores is acting agent
iora matrimonial bureau to brine.
about marriage between the unnar.
rled women in the east and surplus
men in Nebraska is having surnris.
ing results. The mail brings in daily
an average of 30 letters containing
matrimonial propositions criticisms
or concentrations.
The climax was reached this morn
my when Moores received n letter
roma woman making him propos-
al OF marriage, declaring him to he
her affinity. The mayor says the
woman is the widow of a former /
prominent Union Pacific official and
has money.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
Cures Blood Poisons, Cancer, Ulcers
Eczema, Carbunces, Ect.,
Medicine Free.

Robert Ward, Maxey's, Ga. saws
i suffered from blood poison. nv
mead, lace and shoulders were one
mass OF corruption. aches in bones
ana joints, burning, itching, seabby
skin, was all run down and disrour.
aged, but Botanic Blood Balm cured
me perfectly, healed all the sores and
gave my skin the rich glow of health.
5000 Balm put new life into nv
blood and new ambition into NV
brain. Geo. A. Williams. Roxbury
lace covered with pimple, chronic sore
on BACK head, supperating swelling
on neck, eating ulcer on leg, bone
pans, itching skin cured perfectly by
botanic Blood Balm-sores all healed
Botanic Blood Balm cures all malip.
nant blood troubles. such as exzema
'cabs and srales, pimples, running
sores, carbuncles, scrofula, etc. Es-
oeclally a6visei for all obstinate
'ases that have reached the second
'r third stage. Druggists, 81. To
prove 1t cures, sample of Blood Balm
ent Tree and prepaid by writing to
Stood Balm Co., Atlanta. Ga. De-
cribe trouble and free medical adj
Ice sent in sealed letter.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
" hat War Is.

Major Waller, of our army in tb.
fhlllpplnes, testified recently in his
own defense, on charge ofeyecutino
natives IN SamaF without trial, that
ueh. Smith instructed him to TX Ill
ana ourn saying that the more
KILLED and burned the better pleas
ed he would be-" that it was no
time to take prisoners, and that he
was to make Samar bowling wild.
ness" Major Waller asked Gen
Smith to define the age limit for kill.
ing, and he replied: "Everything
over ten." Capt. David d. Porter
Capt. Hiram l. Bearse and Lieut
Frank Halford, all of the Marine
Corps, corroborated Major Walters
testimony.
A trooper OF the Bushveldt Cara |
blneers states that the guilty Austria.
han officers OF that shalned and dis
banded corps killed nearly forty I'M |
armed Beers, including three chill
dren who had come to ask food In
dispatches sent by the chivalrous De.
arey to Holland the details of MANY
atrocities committed by British
'roops are sustained by affidavit.
Such unsoldierly deeds are no part
II the British scheme of conouest I
they are on the contrary deeply and
shame regretted by Britons every |
here. Kitchener has promptly exc |
uted the Bushveldt murlerers. Mr. d
lontague White, the Boer agent il, b
his country, credits Chamberlain v
18th an earnest attempt to cur, tha o
errors of the -feeoaeeBtrat;nn h
amps.
But whether in South Africa or in
he Philippines or in China, the game
war, in spite OF the best efforts Of
lie humane participants, becomesot ,
hfes what Sherman r;Ittpt it-o.1Tl
IN. Y. World.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
HE WAS OVER "ElGHTEEN."
How Senator Foraker Filled the Army
Age Requirements.

" hen the senatecommitt4n ON mil
ltary affairs was recently consider.
ing sundrv bills to correct the rernrd
OF soldiers who had served in the
civil war there was some sympathv
expressed for pension applicants VINO
had been disqualified through tech
nicalities.
Il know how it is, - said .Jossph r
Foraker OF Ohio. ] might be de-.
barred myself il | applied Tor a pen
sion. When | tried TO enlist | w,s
only sixteen years old. They told
me than Is years was the limit /
wanted to get into the army. and AS
looked to be older than was con
flded my troubles and my desires TO
an old sergeant who was attached 70
the recruiting office.
Here, he said, you takcthis chalk
ana mark rs" on the soles of your
shoes. Then, when the rerrnitinr Of.
hcer asks you how old You are, Won
can say You are over IS
IL was quite a stretch of my con
science, but ltiid it inst the same,
IND was duly enrolled as Is years of
iAe' Now, my record in the field is
I'll right. but my- official. record is
lot, and therefore. might have y
OF OF trouble if tried to get IA pen
ion. Evening Wisconsin
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
Miss Stone in Court.

Boston, April 17.-NIiss Ellen NJ
stone, the missionary, who recently
returned from Bulgaria, where she
was held captive by brigands, has
been summoned to appear'before the
superior court equity session to-day
to show cause why she should not be
from delivering a lecture
this evening and on Monday even.
ing A lecture bureau brought the
Dill OF equity, claiming that it had a
contract with the defendant which
would be violated if she delivered the
proposed lecture.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
Sl0O Reward 500

he readers OF this paper will be pleas
cd to learn that there is at LEAST a..
dreaded disease that science has hea,
able to cure in all its stages, and that !,
Catarrh. HALLS Catarrh Cure is ~.
only positive cure known to the medic q
fraternity. Ca.arrh being constitution.
al disease, requires, constitutional
teatment. Halls CO r. arrh Cure is taKen
internally, acting directly upon tbe
blood and mucous surfaces OF the svs.
tenn, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work
The proprietors haye so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case tha, /,
tails to cure. Send tor list of testimon.
ials Address F. ]. CHENEY & c.
rocdo, Q. s0T old by druggis 7sc'
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
GEN. MIL S ORDER
HAS BEEN PREPARED.
IL VIII Contain Complete Recital of
His lnsubOrdinate Acts.

Washington, April 1G.-The com
pulSory retirement of General Nelso,
a. Miles, to be announced in n yenar
al order issued by the adiutant gen.
eral at the direction of the president
VIII, 1t is thought, be ACCOMPANIED
by a chronological statement of his
specific and ngrontinued nets nj
INSTRUMENTATION and violation Of tbe
army regiments. record of his of.
nclal Misconduct. going back Ia n
time prior to his Snccee,lin. General
Schotield as senior major general in
command OF the army. has been ire.
pared and will hr made public in
such a way that ne country will
iully understand thu nature of his Of.
lenses ana the reasons why the al
lhillStratlon feels compelled to re.
buke them.
IN 1871, when General Miles was in
command at Chicago. he was :,
aVerSe To CARRYING out orders Of the
war department a, the time Of tho
labor strikes there that he horplv |
escaped conrt,martial NJ the honds !
OF the Democratic administrator
ana from that day to this he has
committed many acts that womb
have resulted in court martial ifcom.
mltted by any other officer of The
army.
General Miles is now regarded mere.
" as mischief-maker and his per.
IN aiding in every way possi-
ole those who are criticising the gov.
policy i'll the Philippines is
such a flagrant violation Of military
Jules and etiquette that il is felt to
De absolutely necessary t. uet rid of +
nm by the shortest possible method f
The order for General Miles retire :,
nent has been prepared, and merely +
reeds the presidents signature to g
lnl into elhrinaer- ir- urdrry is +
lgnlng Genera Brooke To the com. /
na"i oil Tie array. am! providingfor
'ther necessary changes. were made {,
ut some time ago and are ready for .,
as soon as General q,
lies retirement Is announced "
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
REQUIRES CONSENT.
The Insurance Company Must be Con.
suited When a Mortgage is Filed

The Centerville Iowagian calls at
tehtlon to a matter which should
receive the attention of those who
hie mortgages. 1t says:
Everybody does not know that
ehe placing OF mortgage on a piece
OF property without the consent Of
the insurance company that writes
the pollcy invalidates the insurance
Ava Clinic, whose house was burned
lew weeks ago, did not know this
and the knowledge has cost him a
good deal OF trouble. He was insur.
ed IN two companies with Frank
Delay, of Mystic, and after taking
out the insurance, he placed a mort.
gage on the property. The house
burned a few weeks ago and the
mortgage was a bar to the payment
OF the policy. Frank Delay, the insur-
ance- agent, has been doing all he
could to induce the companies to
waive that clause and pay the claim
but with what result we cannot saw
at this writing. 1t is something
that everybody ought to know and
insurance agents ought to impress
mat clause upon their clients, that
they must not mortgage insured
without the consent of the
Insurance companies.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
~ CANDY SATtik.RTrc 40.
QocQ)lotN
aoY: 67!TE7YsY.T5E5 All
ri Druggists.
stamped c. c. c. Never sold In bulk.
|ware Of the dealer who tries to sell
something just as good"
Order OF Publication

OF MISSOURI, !
hty OF Bates, ss'
ircuit court of Bates County. Mo in
lon April 9th, 1902, susie L. Walton and
q. walton her husband, plaintifTs. vs.
wheeler and Helen Z. wheeler his wife
Y, shedd, nee Wheeler or their nm
nelrs and legal representatives.. Ed
=. shedd and I. J. Tygard, defendants
Order of Publication
this day comes the plaintiffs berein ~,
.; W: Dooley, and file their pc
emuaVit alleging among other things
nts, u. Wheeler and Helen G.
eine Y. Snedd or their unknown
~ representatives and Edward A.
Y. residents OF the state Of Missouri,
ItIs ordereo by the clerk that said
" noIned Dy publication that plain
fAe object and general nature If
I'D and declare paid a certain deed
ID pc notes secured thereby. made
ed> september 80, 1882, and recorjed
page 2l0 of the Bates county records
alton and VIM. III. Walton convey,
IN lot and parcel of ground living and
ote In the city of Butler and countv
ID state of Missouri, described as
BEGINNING fifty (50) feet north of the
<corner Of block nine of Williams adj.
pc said city of Butler, thence north
ence west 1872 feet, thence south ogo |
Pc east (32 feet to the place of begin. |
In the northwest quarter of the
EQuarter of section twenty-five (92l in
Dirty l4O) Of range thirty-one (3ll said
having been made to said + i Nv.
lstee to secure the payment of two
to the order of said Edward a.
zen date with said deed, one for $500
per !, 1857, and the other for slsOO
pore one year after its date, both
per cent per annum interest from
urther asking for decree cancel
Oh trust and notes and releasing
aid land created thereby; also to
at, ifany, interest said b @ Wheel
wheeler and Nellie c. Shedd had
"a notes or any part thereof, SO
the came be unpaid the
be paid and q proper decree
pm and release entered as prayed
unless the said b. e.. Wheeler
feier, Nellie c. Shedd and Edward
nd appear at this court at the next
70 be begun and holden at the
pc In the city of Butler. .
y, ON the 10th day OF June, /,
or plead to the petition in |
same will be taken as confessed
.ill be rendered accordingly.
ther ordered that copy hereof p.
recording to law, in the BUTLEp I
weekly newspaper print c
Dlished in said county of :
- -FOUR weeks SUCCESSFULLY.
tion to be at least fifteen DAYS be, 3
~ Gay OF the next term Of the cfrcui, 1
4. b. LUDWICK, Circuit Clerk. |,
efthe record. Witness my hand +
seal Of the circuit court of Bates !.
ety, this 9th day Of April 1902, Il
y. b. LUDWICK, Circuit Clerk. Ii
DwIoK, ID. c. 7
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24

The Star says Mr.. 4. +. Shure
president OF the Osceola, Moneraw &
Western railroad, was in Rockville
the other day. He had walked ovar
lrom MonegaN inspecting the grade
in advance of the surya, OF the pro-
posed road from Nonegaw to Rock.
vile where it is to connect with the
VI. X. < T.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
BARBAR0US ACTS
WERE COMMITTED.
Corporal O'Brien Tells OF Massacre of
Filipino Men, Women and Children

New York, April l7-Richard
y brlen' recently corporal nf Comma.
ny NJ, TNentr-siy;h United States
Volunteers, in a settlement publisbaa
here to-day, SAYS that ;'..tarlarons
water cure" was i common urartico
with officers in the United Stotas
army IN the Philippines He tells
also OF other alleged horrors. includ-
ing the abuse nj Filipino women and
the massacre Of unresisting towns.
i folk.
oBrian claims the unligni6ed ne.
'ioi' Oh the Officers in many instances
Was responsible for ne brutality dis
paved by soldiers In telling Of -
inghtful butchery of natives enronr
age" ana count"nanced by the OH.
GERS O'Brien recites the story of III.
visit OF troops to and pillaue If Tho
Town OF harrIo La Nog, December
~.
A. We approached the town word
was passed along the line that there |
would be no prisoners taken. The ,
NEST shot was fired by the then frs,
sergeant OF our company. Ills tar.
get was a mere boy.
The shooting attracted they illnr.
srS' VINO came ont uf their hom. : il,
alarm. They offered no defense ana
nj hot display a weapon, but they
S're ruthlesst shot duwn-men. vo.
nen and children.
U brlen enlisted from Massacbu.
etts and declares his willingness to
estlfv as to the above.
Washington, April l7.-EdwarI j
lawns, former sergeant in the Tween.
y-siXth United States volunteers
estliied this morning before the sen.
'e committee on the Philippines as
0 the application OF the "wotcr
are to the president of the town Of
'baFas, ITlIi0 province, Island OF )
anay, (
lils testimony differed but slightly (
ON mat OF Sergeant Reilly. He ,
tldAaptaln G!naa,-I.i..,,t-n,,,,,..t,,,.. Il
Ar and DR., Lyon, contract SURGEON
ere present
Inc victim vas kept under n tank
'e To ten minutes, When he swell.
up from wafer the men who " re-
wing it 10 him took their fists and II
'lled his stomach, making the WI
r squirt from his mouth,
lie struggled terribly and his eyes
ire bloodshot. On cross-pxamina. III
On by Mr. Lodge the witness s id M
at after the administration Of the OF
re the president confessed he was n CIV
ptaln OF insurgents while profess eA
to be friendly to Americans He IA
Is not hurt apparently -br the W.T. M
: cure.
answering Mr. Beveridge the wit -
s. said that the genera! treatment oa
natives by American soldiers was $40
od and kind. Mr.. culberson ask Oh
there were any othercases me
administration Of the water cure wa
lch he had seen. The witness re. l'
I'd he had seen it applied to two 'ldt
mbers OF the police force of Jebara. ah
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
Lurking on Street Corners

ana III the ears are vagabond eur
rents OF air whose cold touch set the
hends OF neural ria and rheumatism
AT Their work of torment. Modern
magic in the form Of Perry Davis
ialnklller, conquers the imps and re-
stores peace Of mind with comfort Of
body You will save yourself many
a day OF misery by keeping this good
old remedy in the house. There is
but one Painkiller, Perry Davis.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24

NenraI9ic pains, rheumatism. lum-
oago and sciactir pains, yield to the
penetrating influence OF Billiards.
snow Linment Price - and 1Or =
II. l.. ,ukcer, druggist.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24
CA = T O rita
Bears the n Inc Kind ylu Fave AlalYS Bayrf,
e n>tsFF11'E.%zZ.7>

William Donovan, Il veteran of the
evil war and an inmate of the sol.
dlefs home at Leavenworth, Kansas
completely discmbowcled John
Dougherty with a pocket knife in an
East lhlrd second hand store mt
halsaS City Saturday afternoon. T.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-04-24

ton IN life is no protection TO
|4cter, A dispatch from Tacoma
by means of II photograph
~ in the daily papers it has
|oped that "C. Emory, sentenc.
We penitentiary for ten years
is Peter Perley Lowe,
M former governor Lowe, of
EI he family live at Keokuk.-