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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
10
A testimonial promotes 5.5.5 as the only cure for cancer, claiming hereditary cases respond to Swift's Specific with a dramatic recovery after eighteen days of use. The letter from Winston, North Carolina, describes familial cancer and urges sending a free book from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
State of Missouri Bates County Circuit Court notices delinquent taxes on lands in Bates County. Charles Ross, non resident, must answer by next June term. failure means judgment by default. Publication in Beiton Wacatt Times for four weeks. Court clerk J P Thurman signs.
Indianapolis February 18 Allen W Clark of the national democratic committee passes through en route to Washington to set a time and place for the convention. He says the gathering will be the largest yet and notes strong Kansas City support with Milwaukee as another contender. He predicts Kansas City June six as the likely site. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised as a remedy for pains and sores.
Washington feb 16 the House committee on election of president and vice president reports in favor of a joint resolution disqualifying polygamists from federal office and banning polygamy and related associations the measure aims to remove doubtful legal construction and extirpate polygamy while citing the Roberts case the note adds opposition to nonbinding precedent and calls for a constitutional enactment. Also an unrelated ad promotes White’s Cream Vermifuge for worms with a 25 cent price at H L Tuckers.
Washington reports Lord Rosebery claimed December overtures by Britain to the United States and Germany for an alliance. State Department officials privately express ignorance of such talks while noting Rosebery's opposition to the English government colors his statements. Also an ad notes Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment offered at 30 cents a bottle.
The Rev. Dr. G. L. Mead a veteran Cumberland Presbyterian minister in Missouri died last night after being stricken with paralysis at his Belton home. A veteran of Doniphan's Mexican war he served as a minister for more than fifty years and was widely known across the state.
From Richmond Democrat reports ex Governor William J. Stone in Kansas City last Saturday saying Dockery is the probable Democratic nominee for Missouri governor and will be elected if nominated. He notes Dockery leads the race and is far in the lead.
A new zinc mining company in Joplin Missouri named the Joplin Land and Mining Company has been organized with Governor Lon V. Stephens as treasurer. Other members include E O Bartlett Gilbert Barbee Daniel Collins and Patrick Murphy. The capital stock is 125000 fully paid. Five governors and ex governors are named as interested figures in the district’s mining scene. Ex Governor Stone is in a large mining company ex Governor Renfrew of Oklahoma is connected with a leading district firm ex Governor Lewis of Kansas operates here and Governor Tanner of Illinois owns mineral land near Carterville.
Albia man W A Daggett, jailed two years for liquor law violations, has been released after new inquiries by W T Richards, who says undoubted proof of Daggett's innocence places him elsewhere in the country. Meanwhile a Albia man William Levan faces perjury charges.
The text urges extreme caution for expectant mothers, warning that neglect or improper treatment endangers both mother and child. It emphasizes that the period before birth is critical and that better to do nothing than risk doing wrong, shaping the reader’s view of maternal care.
A Shreveport woman attests that Mother's Friend is the only safe preparation, a liniment entering from outside. It allegedly relaxes muscles, relieves morning sickness, eases nervousness, prevents or reduces breast hardening, shortens labor, lessens pain, and aids rapid recovery.
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