The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 28, 1897, Page 4

LL J TLER WEEKLY'S al vid 4¢ ak J. D. ALLEN Epirtor. en & Co., Pioprietors. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIO? ed every Phe Weexty Times, publisi address Thursday, will be sent to any une vear, postage paid, for $1.00. eee Ceotral Committee Meeting. The members of the democratic aentral committee of Bates county, are hereby called to axsembl+ at the eaurt house in Butler, Saturday,Jan- gary 20th, 1897, at 1 o'clock PM. for the purpose of arranging for cx! ling township conventions to nom ate # school commissioner and tor euch other business as may come be fore said committee. . F. La Porrerr, T. L. Warren. Secretrary. Chairman, Senator George, of is reported to be seriously iil. Mississippt. Thomas B Platt will Senator Hill’s seat in the Senate for six years occupy Ex-Governor Stove is “quite sick «od confined to his bed at the Plan's era’ Hotel, St. Lonis Wm. E. Masou, of Coicago, will succeed, Joha M Palmer in the Uaited States senate from Illinois A bill to reduce railroad fare in thia state from 3 to 2 cents a mile is bemg considered at Jefferson City Secretary ‘Francia denies the re port in circalation that he has bee cffered a place in McKio!ey’s cabiuet ‘The bill up in the legislature t» force railroads to furoish separate care for colored people was voted down. Ex-sheriffJ. N Patterson, of Stod- dard county, is short in his accounts about $2,500. Excessive drinking caused bie dow: fall It is said Col. Bob Ingersoll has given up bis law practice which net & dhim $25,000 a year aud will de %0:e his time to the lecture field. ‘Miss Sophcoua Breckinridge, daugther of Col. W. CP. Breckin ridge, was admitted to the bar by the court of appeals at Frankfort, Kentucky. Washington dispatches report “Speaker Reed as being bitterly op gosed to the free homes bill and it is bigbly probable it will die in the committee room ‘Senator Jas K. Jones, of Arkansas, chairman of the national democatic comittee, and manager of the demo cratic national campaign in the re cent election, bas been re-elected sevator from his state By uvauimous vote the supreme court of Kansas elected ex senator ¥oan Martin to beclerk of that court te succeed ©. J. Brown who has held the position for eighteen years. Toe clerkship pays from $5,000 to @15,000 a year. Sam F. Raukio, a well known lave yer of Tennessee, and attorney for See Llinois Central railroad, comit ted suicide Sunday at his home in M lan, Tennessee, by putting a bul let through bis brain. Representative Elis, Vernon coun ty, bas introduced a bill requiring ®‘olera hogs to be burned or buried tucee feet. The bill passed the com amittee by unanimous vote and has g@eueto the printer That was avengeful farmer who wrote from Buntyn, Tenn, to Me K-oley asking him if it was a fact that more bauks had failed than factories had opened since the elec tion. Mr. McKinley is too busy to reply.—Republic. Major Willham Waruer will not go to Washington and become a mem b-r of Major McKiniey’s official femily. The new president appears ‘to be partial to the east in the mak- ing up of his cabinet, and the west eed south will stand little show. - | ob de-roaders,” HIS OWN MEDIC1NE The iteruec be war in the popu | ‘much attention At the Natwonat | couvention. after a bitter wrangle | between the fasionists and ‘middle bouors were about jeven by the vomination of Watson land the endorsement of Bryau Later jut Sedalia, aud in fact throughout the campaigo.tue fusiouis's have bad the best of it. rond-rs” have been especially bitter tary Carroll, Lately Jo Waller Long, committeeman from the First District, and W. O their Cougressioval Atkeson, of Batler ‘fight with redoubled fury and prom ised renewed dis- closures ayatost the chairman and secretary, the of the committee at Jeff-rson City on the id, which receipt said to be in the possession of Long, for $496 signed by Roz-lle and given to Dowd of tue silyer party Tbe actiou of the committer, not to the liking of all kicds of sensational al tneeting v2 22 chief amoug Was a however, was these gentlemen An investigating committee was jappointed and brought in its report, convicting J Waler Long of pub- lishing false charges against the chairman and secretary of the populist state committee The committee also found that Long bad been in suspiciously close conference with St. Lous Filleyites. On this report Mr Long received, what he had intended for Roz-lle aud Carroll, the grand bounce The cummittee further endorsed the action of the chairman and secretary in the last campaign, and recommended Mr. Rozetle to Governor Stephens for Labor Commissiouer. The next move of the “middle-ob de-roaders’ will oe watched with considerable interest. CAPITAL IMPRESSIONS. While in Jefferson City Jast week we had the pleasure of meeting Juige James B. Gantt, who wae bard at work in his rooms. He always has time to greet his friends, however, and we found him the same genial gentleman as when he limped around over this district aud gave instructions to petit juries and unraveled intricate law pointe for our people. - He said he needed a vacation but he didn’t have the heart to take it while so many poor fellows with their all wrapped up io a law suit was wait- ing anxiously the action of the court. We had a very pleasant visit with Judge Barclay, who our people will remember was nominated at Spring- field over Judge DeArmond. The Judge had a very pleasant recollec tion of our delegation and comment- ed upon the loyalty they displayed to their candidate. From lawyers who have a large amount of business in his court and who are competent to judge, we learn that Judge Barclay has made an enviable record as «Supreme Judge. The general opinion, as we heard it frequently expcessed, that Bates county bas a very strong representa- tive in Mr Ellis, the peer of any man in the house. As an old member he would be the leader on the floor. He watches legislation closely and votes intellizently on every proposi- tion which comes up. Senator Ballard takes high rank in the senate. When ke addresses that body he commands the closest attention, aud bia words carry weight with them. He isthe chairman of several committeee, to one of which is referred the investigation of the Kansas City police commissioners. The resolution he introduced asking for a sub committee with full power to act shows that there will be no whitewashing. Claud Clark is chief clerk of the Adjutant General's office, at a salary of $1,500 per year. He is desery edly popular, and givis promise of a rapid promoticn to a high place in state politics. Jobn Trimble is assistant door keeper of the House and a popular one Tae “uiddle-ob de | |against chairman Roz-lie aud Secre | a very desirable position and one she creditably filled at the last legis ————— | list party 10 the state bas attracted lature Being on a flying visit we did not have time to visit the Penitentiny, where are several Bates county boys We met M-s<rs Pace aud Scarke at the hotet O.e or tWo promivest cinzena of St. Louis. interested thems a ives ia Duestrow’s bebalf and will luse their i fluence with the gover bave The ciaim is Duestrow bor to save tis neck. if time be committed the ‘made that Was pot crazy at the ac, haisivsane now The governor (will b+ asked to coumaute the sen l te 4 to hfe imprnonment, \ | Sagar tease Pe ffer for re-election to the senate from Tues bin ood no sbow ; Kansas. populist legislarure turned down in short order Tue seat will be filled by Wm A | Harris, ex @onfederate an soldier in M either, i bigh position. and quits the senate there jaalable when be will be no stain of corruption on hia character nan, Capt Heury King, clef editorial writ-r, has been appointed to suc cead the late J B VWeCu!lazh, as ed itor io chief of the Globa Damoerat Cipt. King was bora at Salem, Onio, in L341. Hs first kuowledge of the new-piper business was guine! on the Qui'cy (I1s,) Whig, on which paper he held every position from copy boy to editorial writer. the war broke out he took the field as av aide on the staff of Gen.D dye aud was afterward upon the staff of Gen. McPberson. He bas been with the Globe Democrat si: ce 1883. A fellow servants bill embracing railroad employes alone was reported favorably by the House committee last week. Hon W_ W. Graves, S. W. Dooley aud a number of Bates county miners appeared before the committee aod urged that legisla tion of this nature be extended to protect miners. While admitting the justice of these claims the committee was of the opinion that this class of legislation could be best obtained by separate bills. Hence a miners’ fel low servants bill will be introduced at an early day by Hon. George B Ellis. Mr. Ellis aud Senator Ballard, baviug a large miner constituency, are strongly in favor of a bill of this nature, and we have no doubt they will succeed in having such a law enacted. The House committee to investi gate the Kansas City chief of police, after several days session aud the taking of a larger batch of testimony. adjourned on Wednesday. The Sen- ate committee will begin its investi gation today Itis the impression of a great many that the House committee was appointed for the purpose of applying a coat of white wash. However this may be we wish to say that the democratic party can not afford to wink at and cover up fraud and corruption within the party. These gentlemen accused are presumably innocent until they are proven guilty. They should bave a fair and impartial trial before an unprejudiced committee, and let the facts be brought out, no matter what they are. The gentlemen con- ducting this committee will be held strictly to account for their steward sbip. Two Lynuched Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 22 —A dis- patch from Jeffersonville, Ga, says the jail at that place was broken and two negroes, Willis White and Charles Forsyth, were taken out aud bauged. Both bodies this morning dangled from the same limb and both were perforated with bullets The negroes were accused of the as sassivation of Mrs. Rowland at Adams Park. Judge Lay, of the Henry county circuit court is a believer in more |tigid divorce laws. Two cases he | tried this week at Clinton confirmed | his beef. They are: Mrs Rosa Wil The cold wave of Thursday was! Churchi!l Rafter was promised a|!i® aged 20, had her maiden name general oyer the country. In Min nesota, Dakota, Iudiana, Ohio, Iowa aod Michigan, the coldest weather thus far of the ter is reported. Over in Kansas the cold wave was sompanied by general western mometer dropped over fifty ees. jdesirable place on the chief clerk's |foree, but was disappointed because of that official's inability to redeem all 8 promis | Jobn J. Iogles,aged 50,her | witness ‘ago Oa Monday Mary J Farmer, taged 52. was divorced and the costs were paid by Samuel Bell, aged 70 priacipa! y x Irs. i r jay 3 FP: : ton and ta Butler, now of St. Low ae \rapher for the Polder of t house, | C Mr. Harris is one of the ablst men | the state and there will be no. cause to regret bis elevation to the Harris is not a! When | into this morning by an armed mob, jTestored, and straightway married, Ingles was divorced a year | Miore Medicinal value in a bottle of Hood's Sarsa- parilla than in any other preparation. skill 1s required, more care taken, more expense incurred in its manufacture. 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J-fferson Citv, Mo., Jau 21— Two bilis introduced simultaneously by Senator Auderson aud Representative Bis | tinger provide for the issue of two |m lion dollars in Senate fora Per | 1 \ | {in both houses to day certificates of in | debtednes- und the consolidation of | the ceriiticnt+s already out, making a total of $3,225,000, to bear jest at the rate of 5 per cent, the in inter terest go to the state university and the schoo! of mines. It would pro vide for an annual fund of $161,250 for the two institutions Major Bittinger said of the bil: “Every year the university is com pelled to work bere for an appropri ation and it is bard for the state to furnish all that is needed. Now this 2 million dollars endowment will! take money out of the interest fund and while it will reduce the amount paid every year on the state debt, we can sti!l pay «ff our debt fast enough. Missouri only owes 5 mile lion dollars now, and ebe can afford to divert part of the big fund th+t has been going toward payirg off the debt to the interest of educa- tion.” Rowbonats Captnre «a War Veaset, New York, Jan. 24.—A epecin dispatch from Key Weet to the Evening World reports that on Tuesday night insurgents opened fire with cannon upon the Spanish Cometa, anchored off Sierra Morena. striking it several times. 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If fl OH ie flouse and! e, one | Notice of Le ters Notice is hereby given that letters of admi tration upon the estate of C I having been granted tothe probate court of Bates ig date the 12th day of ‘All persons having clait are required to exhibit th fer allowance within on said letters, or they may any benefit of such estate, an not exhibited within two voa i3- pceased , gned by the ear state undersigned r the date of precluded from if said claims be rom the date of the publication of this notice they will be for- ever barred AUGUSTA A. KOEGEE Ad ratr.x of sad Esta Wm L Jarrott, Attorney for said estate January 21, X Li-4i b., isg Proster’~ San Whereas James Gause and Elis his wife by (heir deed of trast neth Ganse ed November veth Ise, and recordedin the recermier’s oitice within and for Bates counts, Missoart in book No. LIT page lt co: veved tothe under signed trustee the following deacrined real e-tate lying and bein nate in the coauts of Bates and stat- of Missouri, to-wit the northwest) quarter of the southwest | quarter of section intern ( ant the west | half of the northeas quarter of section + thirty n ne (39) ofr taining sixty acres m ance Was mate i of one certain | deed of trus made in the dnote and the sam aid; and whereas ed the whole debt dae an to the terms and conditions deed ft trust, and . due and unpaid No quest of the legal hol & suant to the condi‘ions of aic will proce-d to sell the above desertbed prem ise at public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash at the east front door of the court house in the city of Batler, coun Bates and state of Missouri on Saturday. February 20. 1897 between the hours of nine noon and tive o’clock in the Tuoon of that day for the purposes of salisfving said debt, FRANK ALIEN Trustee tgurarterotthe southwest teen all te tewn.bip three (53) winch convey - “paviment 1 said ayment of the ane tt s payable, aceoral of said note and ame is past a re note and par- ideed of trust I now interest and costs. 1-4t Trustee's Sule. Whereas Jonas C Griggs and Susan Griggs his wife, bv their deed of trust dated November 2. Is, ane! recorded in the record ers office within and for ounty Missouri in book No.1 page 5: eset to the under signed trustee the following described real es'ate lying and being situate in ths couuty of Bates and state of Missour:. to wit: Vhe east half of the northeast quar er and the east half of the southeast quarter of sec- tion twenty-five (25) in township thirty-nine (39) of range thirty two (2) containing one hundred and sixty (160) acres more or less Which conveyance was made in trust to secure th- payment of one certain note fully described in said deed of trust: and whereas detaalt has been made in the payment of the annual interest on said note and the same is now past done and unpaid;and “hereas such detault ren- dered the whole debt due and pay able,accord- ing totheterms and conditions of said note and deed o trust and the same is now pret due andunpaid Now therefore, at the request of the legal holder of said note and pursuant to the conditions of eaid deed of trust I will pro- ceed to sell the above described premises at public vendue to the highest bitder tor cash a the eas: front door of the court house in the city of Butler, county of Bates ana etate of Missonri, on Saurday, February 20, 1897 between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day tor the purposes of satisfying aaid debt interest and coste C. A ALLER, Hi 4t Trustee. Snenff'~ Sale Catherine Brown, William Stewart, Nora Bailey, Charlotte McKeaver, Andrew Stewart, Sarali J Huley, Mary A. Harper, Andrew D! Gwynne, John P Gwynne, Mary Gwynne, Samuel H. Gwynne, Charles W Gwynne, Car- rie Gwynne and Wm. K. Sproule, éxecutor of the estate of Jane I Gwynne, deceased, plaintiffs against Minnie Stewart, William G = Stewart, Preston H. Stewart, James Stewart, John Stewart, Joseph H. Stewart, David W Stewart, Sarah J. Stewart, Mary C. Stewart and Wil- liam A. Stewart, defendants. By virtue and authority of a decree and order of sale made panes circuit court of Bates county and state of Missouri, in the above entitled cause on the 27th day of November, 1896, ata regular term of the said circuit court, and of certified ory thereof to me directed and deli ered, dated January 11th, 1897, I will on Fri av F be 26, 1897, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that da t the east front door of the court house in the city of Butler, Bates county, and state of Missouri, and while the circuit court of said county is in session, sell at public vendue, for cash, to the highest the following described real estate situate in Bates county, state of Missouri, to-wii The northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section thirty-one (31) in township forty (40) of rege thirty-one (31). . C. MUDE Partition, Sheriff of Bates County. Sher ff By virtue and authority of a special execution for delinquent taxes issued from the office of the clerk of the circuit court of Bates county returnable at the February term, 1897. court to me directed in favor of SH Fisher ex- officio collector of the revenue of Bates county and against Charles Collins, A Allen and Missouri State Bank, Ihave levied and seized upon all the right, tith terest and claim of said defendant, Charles Collins, C A Allen and Missouri State Bank, in and to the following ribed real Missouri, to- The southwest quarter of the southwest quar- ter of section four (4) in township thirt: of range thirty-one, in Bates county, M Iwillon Frid Between th noon and day, at th in the sell th: quired at publi for cash, to satisfy 5 Ns 6 sate situated in Bates county, Fe bru sry 26. 1°97, e hours of nine o'clock in’ the e o'clock in the afternoon east front door of the court i : ty of Butler, Bat unty, Missouri, 1 ‘of as may be bidder es il-4t Shernfi's Sale. By virtue and authority ora enecial execation fur delingnent taxes issued from the office of the clerk of the cirenit court of Rates counts returnable at the February term 1x7 ot said court to me directed mn tavor of s H F sher ex «-flicio collector of the revenue of Bates counts ant against Marv Eachus I have levied and seized upon alithe right title, interest and claim of defendant Mary Fachos on andto the following described real estute situated in Bates county. Missouri to-wit: Lot eighteen {Iis}in block thirteen [13] in the west side ad. itionto the city of Butler, in Bates county, Missousi. 1 will on Friday February 19, 1897, between the honrs of nine o’clock in the fore noon an‘ five o’cloc¥ inthe aiternoon of that day. at the east front doorefthe court honse in the city of Batler. Bates county, Missouri sell the same or 60 much thereof as may be re quired at pablic vendue to the highest “hidder ‘orcash, to satisfy said execution and coste © MUDD + County. Mo. 10 4t Sher ffe Sule. By virtue and authority of a special execution for delinquent taxes issued from the office of the clerk of the circuit conrt of Bates county returnable at the February term, 107, of said court to me directed in favor of SH Fisher ex- officio collector of the revenue of Bates county, and against W P Morrison, I ba ed and seized upon all the right, title, interest and claim of defendant W P Morrison following described real estate situated in Bates Ini to-wit: hteen (1s) f (2) in bleck forty-two 42 Bates county, Mo.. Iw F brua and to the ; She’. sale By virtue and authority ofa speci for delinguent taxes issued tron a tt rk of th court of Bat returnable at the February term, lage scted in favor of SH Ba} or of the revenue of aud against ML Chandler and ease have levie zed upon all the rg interest of ¢ endante, Meets = jer and J W Chandler, in and to them described real estat tuated in Bates 9 Missouri, lot two @) of the norg The south h quarter of seclon nineteen (9) townshi two 42) of range thirty-two @) in Baek ty, Mo., Pwillon ee Toursday, February 18. 1893 Setween the hours of nine o'clock in the E noon and five oelock in the afterm a t e east fh ont door of th yor Butler, } ame Vat pale vend cash, to satisfy said ex Bates county thereof as vo the higheae ecuton and costs SO. Mt : Sheriff of Bate: County, aie, | or so req for Sber:ff's Sale. ofa special exeeg ed trem the By virtue ane ‘tL court of ® February: tan sted in favor oy of the: rey levied and se zed ie, ad claim ofd S Prater and Angus © Avery, ip sorbed real estate si Missou lo- wit: i h fourteen (14) acres of the soy quarter of the aortt quarter of ae twenty-four G4) in townshin thirty-nine range thirty-one (30) in Bates county, | souri, L will on : | Vbureday, F- broavy 18, 1897, | between the hours of nine o’clock inthe § , hoon and five o'clock in the ‘rhoon of y | day, at the east front door of court in the city of hutier, Bates county, Migag sell the same or so much thereof as’ maybe quired at public yenduc to the highest: bid | for cash, to satisfy said execution and coats, {| 1o-4t Sherif of Rates Coma q Sberin’s Sale. By virtue and authority Of a special execats for delinquent taxes issued from the ulliee the clers of the circuit court of Bates ‘cual Teturnable at the February term — 992, af, court to me directet in favor of SH Ficheren, onicio collector uf the revenue of Bates o wd against Moses Jones MS Cowles and Bp] Tigard. [hase levied and seized upon all Tight title interest and claim ot q Moses Jones MS Cowles aad & J) tiga: and to the following aexcribed real estal uated in Rates county, Missouri, to wit: Lot tour /4{ block thirteen (13! weag side divton to the city of Builer also lot exe two [2] and three [3] block thirteen AES} side addition to the eity of Batler, county, Mo , I willon Brine Feb sary 19, 1897 between the hoarse of nine o’clock inthe noon and five o’ctock in the atternoon of ‘day, at the east tront door of the coart in the city of Batler Bates county, Mi erll the same or so much th: reof ae may be quired at public vondue to the highest bid tor cash, to satisfy said execution and onst, fk. M 10-4t Sherif of Bates Count, Sbernti’s Sale. By virtue and authority of aspecial execnti for delinquent taxes tested from the office the clerk of the circuit court of Bates returnable ot the Februnty term, ivy ot cuart to me directed in favor ot 8 H Fisher em otticto collector of the revenue of Bates count and against Newton Montgomery f hi levied and stized upon all the right, title tere t and claim ot defendant, Newton i xomery in and to the following deneril real os te eltuated in Bates cuunty, Mi to-wit The west part of the north half of lot two of the northwes: quarter of section nit (19) in township thirty-nine (88) of thirty [30] Bates county, Missouri, I will on Thursday Februnry 18, 1597, between the hours of nine o’clock {1 the noon and five o’wiock in the alternoou of day, at the east front door of the coart in the city of Butler, Bates county, M! sell the same or 60 much thereot as may be te quired at public vendue to the highest bidder | for cash, to satisfy said execation ani costs, E ¢, MUDD Sheriff of Bates ¢ ounty, Me, Mo, ~ Sherif’e Bale. : By virtue and authority ofa special execution for delinquent taxes issued from the office of the clerk of the circuit court of Bates returnable at the february term, i307 5 court to me dir-cted in favor of S H Fisher ex officio collector of the revenue ef Bates and againet Samuel Dailey, Frank Allen 3J Vaughan | have levie selzed apes all the right, title, interest and claim of és Samuel Dailey, Frank lien ad. -J Vanghan in and to the following ‘eect ed real estate situated in Bates county Mie” o the city of souri, to wit ae : “it, in Bates county, Missouri, I will on ‘ Friday February 19, 1897, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore noon ard five o’clock in the afternoon of that tay at the east front door of the co rt in the ciry of Batler, Rates county. MI «ell the same or go much thereof as may bere — quired at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy saie execution Gs iz 10-4¢ Sheriff of Bates County, Me. : ‘Sheriff Sale. By virtue and anthority of a special exe for delinquent taxes issued from the offer the clerk of the circuit court of Bates Be returnable at the February term, i807 of court to me directed in favor of 8 W Fisherex »Mcio collector ot the revenge of Bates ev and against W P Morr son, ft e le’ seized nponall the rizhi, title, interest claim of said defendant. W P Morrison, ip to the tolluwing described real estate eit in Rates county. Missouri, to-wit: Eighteen [1s} feet of east side lot two & lock forty two [4°] ia the city of Butler, Gates county, Missouri £ will on Friday February 19 1897, between the honrs of nine o’clock in the tore noon and five o’clock in the afternoon ot thet day at the east trort door of the court howee, in the city of Butler Bates county. ~+Il the ca.ne or eo much thereof as may be te quired at paplic vendue to the highest bier ‘or cath, to satisty salu execution and onste. — E. C aCe Sheriff of Bates County. o-thirda of block thirt; ditt 10-48 — Trustec’s Sule. Whereas Mary M Millirons and James M irons her husband, by their deed of trust June % Is and recorded in the : office within and for Bates county, Missoutly in book No. 125. page 249 conveyed to the 6 dere'gned trustee the following described estate lying and being situate in the of Bates and state of Missouri, wo-wil: Beginning four hondred and twenty feet west of the southeast corner of the west quarter of the southwest quarter of! tion twenty three (2%) township forty é of range thirty-one (31) running thence two nandred and ten (210) feet, thenee = seventy leet, thence south two hundred eat ten (210) feet, thence west seventy (7) be bezinning; which eonveyance wes mate © trnst to secarethe payment of ix cerraia BOE, fatly deseribed in eaid deed of trust; sof whereas, default has been made in the ment of one of said notes torés» which was and pavabletwo months after date 1 and whereas defanit hae been made if payment of one of said notes for $54 wae doe ani payable five months after there f, both of egid notes being t doe and unpaid Now, at the request of the legal holder saic notes and pursuant to the conditions said deed of trast { will proceed to eelk te ahove deseribed premises at pablic cendme the high-st bidder forcash at the east frost door of the coart house, in the | county of Bates and state of Missouri, 08 ary 15th, 1897, in the = ~ ¢ Monday Febru