The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 2, 1897, Page 2

FILLEY WILL CONTROL. na Helps “De Ole Man.” ST. LOUIS STANDS BY THE BOSS. Kanese City Times. A great many Missouri republicans would like to have people believe that the rearing which “old m-n} Filiey is indulging onis+ simply the Gi-appointed grumblinga of an old cain who is politically dead; but they that is what ie troubling them truth of the matter is that Filey feels go strong in his present po-i- tion, that be can not cuntain bims !f The old fellow sees that in the near furvre be will be able to scream: “We've got em!” again Every poli Gcian in Miesouri. who has paid any attention at all to the matter knows that Filley will control the next republican State convention. Keres Limself, little as he knows about polities of any kind, mu-t know that the old mav’s day to shout will come &3 soon asthe republican party of Miseouri meets in convention again “There is one thing about Filley,” Py é.d Major Warcer the other day- j “he always comes up toa convention wth St. Louis b-hind him, and m ‘biog on earth can get bis votes # ow him.” Major Warver bas bad @X perience, aud knows whereof he fyenks, Not only will Filley bave 8» Louis bebind bim again, but it will be the biggest St Louis delega tion that was ever seen in a repub!i can ccnvention. This is what is troubling the enti-Filleyites At the present ratio of representa tiou the increased republican vote at the last election will give 251 more @clegates in the next republican State convention than there in the last. There was a great dem cratic v>te last election and the republicans dit not come anywhere near carrying the state, but at the same time there was a great increase in the republi can vote aleo, and this increase is what is worrying Filley’s enemies. The increase was largely a Filley increase—that is, it was largely an increas3 in the city of St Louis, where Filley is supreme. Filley’s © gsnization may or may not bave b en responsible for this, but the frct remains that there was this increase, and its effect will be felt in the next republican convention O/ the 251 additional delegates, 150 of them will be from the city of St Louis, which is but another way of eaying that they will be for Filles §-et, last and all the time; for wh le Dick Kerens may buy the favor ot Mark Hanna, he could not get a single delegate out of St. Louis if everything he has depended upon it. Tis additional St. Louis vote will render it impossible for the old men's enemies to get the convention away from him. The St. Louis vote aloue will ba one fourth of the total _vote of the convention, and it will i not bea bit of trouble with all the dissents and soreheads within the ranks of the republican party of the state, for him to get enough oth+r votes to control the convention ab- colutely. Filley is so sure that he is very independent. He is swinging bis whp around and letting its lash sting whom it may, but in this seem ingly promiscious cutting and slash ing he is ovly attacking the men whom he will not veed in his next Gght. HOW FILLEY AND WARNER STAND It will be voticed that be has said ao bing about Warner and many Others about whom he could tell 8 me very interesting stories if he wera so disposed. Under the guise of tearing and rendiog everything in éigdt the old man is going to work to build up a new machine. Hanpa be knows is the weakest man in the republican party, and so after Hanna he goes without saying much agaiust McKinley. Many of the old wheel | horses in his party in different coun-| lies he knows have been mixed up! iv so many crooked deals that they! wo lopger have any standing, and. bave more enemies than friends: so) after them wit overlooking the main chance. Filley’s friends claim that the! republican increase at the last elee | tion in every case was in Filley | strongholds, and that he will have a) Se SBN TIERTE he goes—but Republican Revolt Against Han- koow that such is not the case, and} The! walk away inthe next convention, | old maid. Knocked 3 out by LAUIMDALO P It’s because you don’t cure it with ST. JACOBS OIL, which pen- etrates to the seat of the pain and subdues, soothes, cures. Ot Buatler, Missouri, Has oo baud a large amount of money to be loaned on Bates County farms at low rates of interest, and on long or short time. We invite every Real Estate owner in Bates County that desires a new loan or t> renew an old one, to come and see us. Rates lower and terms more reasonable than ever before given in Bates county. 4 FRANK ALLEN, WM. E. WALTON. Secretary. President. RRRPRPPD. | } H » ( 4 : RARRARRACSS RRARR RRR RR PRA ARAL RFPA: and in the mean time he inteuds to} Beantfal asa Poem. keep his typewriter going and stir up ell the trouble he can Every fight growing out of a divi sion of the spoils helps Filley, and these fizhts are springing up every- where, and becoming very bitter. The f.llowing is a waif floating about in n«wepaperdom without any | indications of authorsbip. “Is religion true? I don’t know and don’t care. Bat. if it is a lie, it is the most beautiful ove ever told Se | One from which truth itself might 10 GOMEZ. | Could we exist as a nation without it? Franca tried it. Does it do any harm? Then why destroy it? Don't. Iv’ as old as civilization. = : It was pars of ovr father’s lives. Ir yee ec ay Co NOW a atias |e eer aE oaranoth ene Walhaes “Will Gomez accept the offer of a been sung to sleep a thourand times Be peasioniend LeSke See Ane by its hymns. We are better me» = Ce azeson BUN IS a 3) and women now whenever we bear in the sclution of the Cuban problem them sung. They are joined to te: - now waite. Gomez has a plantation : : ; é It has made many a DSSS Eee pad on we | man bappier and better, more honest, take command of the insurgené army | tender end forgiviog. Many a men at the earuest soniciaoD of the rev- aud iwociau have laid dowuwithin olutionary leaders : With the offer its ebades peac-fully, nobody knows to retire from the irland and let bis where. Dou’t d-atroy it Why nine- GNU Cees CEM InEA) oe the) onthe of the mothers in America pape c uence oom ae Bue Ree en belisve io i! That's enough for it. se HE Eo io ee SR iD It bas been growing or our hear te some pait of the Uuited States, Tat vetay there. Ti } SPAIN'S OFFER learn Cuban Question Resting Until the General's Decisionis Known. | | der emotions stone for ages. aire the se sa es soy - lean’t hurt you It is such a loving ee eo ues condition sol shia! Toraicn | Weatawilliyougivean ia sae heres onteeal | stead, if you take it away? Philcso wo other insuryent eaders | \ phy? What are you to do when tired land home-ick? Love? Earthly loves | are so selfish. It is such a beautiful !delusion. Don't destroy it Weave as es aed the silver threads that reach down them ales Cabsn. Ecos = pa0 from the star of Bethlehem into the iard. Roloffisa Pole. Garcia was | in a ten years’ war When the sur- | police moot or UTES eet : : ;elinging tendrils arouod the bare = eee sani — wes ine | walls of our lives and cover up the 000 a year, until some time after the i peers ih See ee Caivary. Present war began. Then he left ates PAE Spain by way of France, resigeed| The person who disturbed the con- came to tbis country, met the junta | and get a bottle of Foley’s Honey and io New York and went on to Cuba | Tar, which always gives relief. Roloff is a professional revolution- DEBTS OF TWENTY-TWO YEARS. ist. He has fought for freedom in various uprisings in South America. | If Gomez, Garcia and Roloff can be persuaded to leave the island the acceptance of autovomy, the Spas ish believe, ean be brought about The presence of these threa for eigners is considered the backbore of the insurrection Ia representa- tions made to this government it is urged that the United States should obserye the stric:est neutrelity, and and made a compromise with his suould not SEE in any form eveditors of 50 cents on the dollar. a rebellion wich depends ¢icr tte | After 22 years the merchant, now continuawce upon leaders who are considerably over 70 years old, bas not Cubans Sion | settled all those old claims in full, the Spanish authorities hope to in duce to leave the island. They ar- Calixto Garcia, secood in command to Gomez, and Roloff. Neither of An Old Man Takes Pride in Hunting up His Creditors. Spriagticld Republican. A case of rach-r remarkable com mercial hovesty bas Just come to iignt In 1875 one of Springfield's | well-known shoe dealers fuuud bim- self so embarrassed by depreciation in value of stock and the difficulty in collecting accounts that he futled, > xYaud jury today } FOR OFFERING A BRIBE. RE Walter { \Cole County Grand Jury Re turns Two Indictments. | a B |POLITICIANS UNDER A CLOUD. | | Jefferson Cry, Mo, Nev. 26 —Ir lis romored h-re that the Cole county | returced meots »guust Juba HA Plannizau Jasper county and AO Wo Evsner of | | Jeff reou City for artempted bribery | | . i jM Coaneeuien with the eff rt to de | i a cup. CO. Ltd., Dor. SPP eseoe: 000000 00060400000000000000000000000000006 jfeat the passage of tha st Louis] — | eiste federation bill through the)| An Arkansas botel was advertised | j thirty nioth general aseubly. It jas follows: “This hotel will be kept | be learned of the marter on the on side, for the flicers pe: Itoat Mr. ag-nt. appea's from whit can iby the widow of lord, Mr. Brown, who died last eum jm-r on anew and improved plan.” Elsoer was Flanvagao’s| Rv D~ s Joboson, President McKinley's pastor. made a republi een stump epeech of his thanksgiv- ing sermon sist in the Closest secrecy } S.las Carr of Montgomery county, awell-known demosratic politician, faroishe ithe evidence on which the indictments were found. He was here last Tuesdsy and testtied b-- fore the grand jury. He was station- eyani bil cierk of the sevate of the la-t assemble. OFFERED $750 TO STEAL A BILL His statement to the grand jury was that before the civic federation bill was rep orted to the s-nate from the house, Me Elsner approached him with an offar of S75) to make away with the bill when it came to him from the clerk of the hvuse. Else ner, it seems, told b:m that he was a repr-seotative of Mc Flancigani the matter; that the latter was hand- ling the m ney. Mr Carr refused the offer, and took extra precautione to guard the safety of the bill. Just bow the matter got befor the grand jury is not known. Th- ‘ndictments are found uoder th: statute probibtiog the bribing ot legislators He was a member of the General Assembly from Jasper county some years ago, and it w+ during the session that he serve‘ that he earned the pick name of “Fire Alarm’ Flannigao. It stuck to him ever tinee. Gripp “QUICK CURE,”* LAXATIVE TABLETS. For La Griprr, Cops, HEADACHE, MALARIA, eee Breaks up Fever and Pneum) in sta; eatth in tm zine.” Large Doctors’ bills avoided. BE ii’/s TAKE HEED! We guarantee satistaction noney refunded. Absolutely 25 All Safe, Sure, Effective. C. prugeists, Prager Or sent post-paid, at our risk, for 23e. by PHOENIX GREMIGAL CO BOSTON C. W. PROCTOR, Pror’r. i Saccessor to J, F. Hemstreet. This shop from now on will be run in first-class style. Will keep none but the best meats on band for sale. Give me a cailand I guarantee satis- faction. bat CHas. W. Proctor. Southeast corner of the square, first door east of the Grange store, To Core Constipation Forever. Take Casearets Candy Cathartic. l0e or If C. C. C. fail to cure, = = fase Trustee's Sale, rene aoe Whereas, S T Clinkenbeard and Martha A Clinken’ ihis wife, by their deed of trust dated September 24, 1595, "and_ recorded in the | recorder’s office within and for Bates county Miss uri, in book 137 page 344, conveyed to the undersigned trustee the following ‘described real estate lying and being situate in the county of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit: The west half of the northwest quarter of the money. GRANT NEXT, While Murphy Goes Up Over David B, nw southeast quarter of section five (5) in town- ship thirty-nine of range thirty (30) contaning New York, Nov. 25 Nothing ra twenty (20) acres more or less, which conveyance d + Noy. 25.—) Was made in trust to secure the payment of one certain note fully described in said deed of trust; and whereas default has been made in the payment of the interest on said note now past due and unpaid. Now, therefore, at the request of the legal holaer of sald note and pursuant to the condi.ions of said deed of trust I will pro- ceed tosell the above described premises at public vendue tothe highest bidder for cash, at the east front doorof the court house in the city of Butler. county of Bates and state of mis souri, on Saturday, December 4th, 1897, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, for the purposes of satisfying said debt, interest and costs. J ». ALLEN, 48-4 Trustee so shaken up politicians here in e long time so much ag a dec’aratior by Richard Croker that Senato: Edward Murphy of Troy is State leader of the democratic pariy. “Senator Murphy is the leader of the Empire state democracy, and is worthy to be,” said Croker “I bay: no quarrel with David B Hili,” be added. “I would do him a gooo turn to morrow if I could.” Croker’s repudiation of Hill ha thrown the ex Scnator’s friends in» Trustee’s Sale Whereas, Sam Deaton and Catherine C Deat his wife, by their deed of trust dated June 1893, and recorded in the recorder’s office within and for Bates county, Missouri, in 1 i} : ; book 117, page 134, conveyed to the undersigned panie. Their carefully-luid plans f r| trustee,’ the following described realestate : ae |, | lying and being situate in the county of Bates Hull's return to public life are knock | and sta souri, to-wit: Lot 20) in section six (5) in ed endways. They caa not thirty 3a) )) of range thirty | : “1 Sx 3 ing 48 acres more or less, and | whether ill will r-msiain retire-|ihe west half of lot seve | five in township th of ment or come cut and fight Murphy and Croker. Merpby supported Bryan, while Gill did not. Murpby has lately been active. while Hiil has beer quiet; and Murphy bas tha prestige oi being sevior United States sera- tor for New York until 1889 The first result of the Croker Murphy political alliance is a state- range thirty-two (32) which south and east of the railroad right of way, whieh convey- ance was made in trust to secu the pay-j ment of one certain note fully described in said deed of trast; and whercas default has been made in the paymentof the prin- cipal of said note and” the accraed in- terest thereon, all of which is now past | due and unpaid. Now, therefore. at the requ of the legal! holder of said note and pursuant the conditions of said deed of trust, I Wer tor cash, at the east front door of the court house in the city of Butler county of Bates and state of Mis- souri, on cecil tosell the above de: public vendae to the highe bed bide Friday December 10, 1597, “Ae if'a brick were lying in my | P8¥ing the ba'auce unpaid at that stomach” is the description by a, time, amcunting to several thousand dyspeptic of his felling after eatiog. | dollars. There was no claim on him This is one of the commonest | other than that of his conscience. symptoms of indigestion. If you! F : 2 have it take Shaker Digestive Cor- oe ae had signed = Depet jacknowledging their satiefectior, dial Not only this symptom, but all the | and, in fact, a large number of the | original papers had been destroyed, symptoms of indigestion are cured by Sbaker Digestive Cordial. | so that the merchant had to settle in j accordance with the figures he had So many wedicines to cure this one diserder. Only one that can be | : a }1n his possession, paying over money _ in some cases to heirs, cr to surviy called successful, because only one that acts in a simple, natural, and yet scientific way. Shaker Digestive !ing partners who knew nothing or | ‘bad nothing to show of the original | _traneaction. The conscientious old Cordial. Purely vegetable, and containing shoe dealer is very av no dangercus ingredients, Shaker Digestive Cordial tones up. strength ens, and restores to health all the! digestive organs. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to $1 a bottle not to) —his act would | ious have his name appesr _lose its merit thro be says advertising, i Lord Chesterfic es does not! very beautifal women should be ex - ke aed flattered on their understanding and ' not claim to Sue a Ge of econ-! “ = } sumption or asthma. ut s mediocre ones on their beauty. pores ae cioes claim to give comfort and relief in advanced stages of these diseases. It! _iscertainly worth trying by those jaffiicted or threatened with these! j dread diseases. At J A Trimbie’s | drugstore. The girl who hesitates may not be lost. but she is apt to becom ne an | noticeabl | Other disease. Roeumatiem is | rapidly destroying and eradicsti between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, for the purposes of satisfying said debt, interest and costs. CoA .LEN, 1-4t Trustee. a ee Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSUURI,? ,, County of Bates. , Saas in the Circuit Court of Bates county, Missouri In vacation October Sth, 27. Addie Atkin- son, ptaintif, ve. Rebecca A Waterman, de- fandant. Now at thie day comesthe plaintiff! herein ; by her attorneya Graves & Clark before the | under-igned clerk of the cireuit court ef Bates county, Mo.. in vacation. and files her peti- tion and affidavit, alleging among other things ment made to day that former Mayor Hugh J. Grant will be ths next democratic candidate for governor of the state of New York. A Kansas City maa who wanted to te'egraph toa relative ia Tasma. nie, Australia, found that the rate was only $3.75 a word (and eyery word counted) avd concluded to { ker ure that you get the genuine article the former lIand-) MEAT MARKET, | PHOTOCRAPHER | Has the best equipped gallery in FOR USING. | 2 | & Co. » Process in ired made by WALTER Established 1780, chester, Mass. T W. LECC. For al! repaira, or parts of Buggies, Surries, road wagons, farm wagens, phaet..ns &c, poles shafts, neckyokes, wheels, das! | top. Isell the best ‘Bugov Paint on Earth, We reset tires and | DO NOT RUIN THE WHEELS, WH farnish you a buggy HIGH OR LOW GRADE for very few dollars Iam thankful to all whe have patronized me an hope you will contings to do so, and if you have never tried me. come and be convinced that this is the right place tt. W O, JACKSON, LAWYER, BUTLER, MO. Will practice in all the courts, Smith & Francisco, LAWYERS, Office over Bates County Bank. Butler, Missou Thos. W. Silvers, Batler, Mo Ottice in rear of Farmers Bank. Silvers & Silvers ——ATTORNEYS ‘aT LAW—— J. A Sib Rich Hill, Will practice in all the courte. A. W. THURMAN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Will practice fn all the courts. Office over Bates County Bank, Butler, Mo. (tf) RAVES & CLARK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office over the Missouri State Bank North side square. DR, J. 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Crayon Work A Specialty. that defendant. mebeccs A Waterman, fs not aresidect of the state of Missouri: upon it is ordered by the clerk in va sald defendant be notified by publication that | plaiotif bas commenced 4 ecit against her tn | this court. by petition and affidavit apon a H certain promissory note executed by defend. | antto plaintiff on the Grh day of May, in in) the sum of $544, with interest at i per cent | ber anoum, and that d-fendant’s property has | write a letter instead of sending a cablegrem A Human Barometer. When the blood beeomes impregnated with rheumatism (Isctic acid) it is influenced very | i been attach acd that unless the | largely by atmospheric conditions, every yar) | oer "Waterman, be and ap. ation of the temperature producing mote or pei this, court, 4 next term lesseffect on the system. The changes whien t of, to begun and hoiden } precede damp or cold weather are especi ily | nenee in hence the body when it becomes | the 4 can reasonabiy be likened to a bie meter. It is customary for persons who er: Victims of chronic rheumstism to app al remedies whenever the spasms app {to make no effort ata permanent ¢ There is no reason why the bedy sho afiicted with rheumati-m any 2 huts ecity of Batier. in sa 2 couaty. on of November ne. -and on or be mm ehail °n On or before i for entirel ifthe right remedy is nzed In halt a century of constant use ecific for rheumatism a own concln<i that remedy for this disease. it noton r f, but it strikes directiy at the rou the trouble—the lactic acid in the bi ngit. When! the rheumatic acidis once thoroughly remove from the syetem the disease is cured, hence the paroxviems cannot return. Seid br Mc- Clement & % K irenit Clerk copy of the Witness my hendand the seal of 1 $ @ STEWAKT ATCHKSON Circuit Clerk, | All work in my line is guaranteed te give satisfaction. Call and se: samples of work. C. HACEDORN. —