The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 9, 1897, Page 2

ainatnetaimmenneenaneh 4 Wichita, Kan, Dec. 1—Captain Aysatuteta (Pure—Dekicious— Nutritious. a RAIDERS UN THE MARCH. | Fillvy and Hamilton, [DOUBLE CAUSE FOR THANKS. {ATTEMPTED HOLD-UP ON A TRAIN. ™ é RURURURURUB\M Fred V. Hamilton, late republican _ | — | is lesndidate for congress in this dis- General Bice, Fifty Years an Editor, | Robber Tried to Capture the Receipts of a Se: WW > C. 9 5 . | | \ 2 age bAS > aS Advance Guard of Hews’ Army | trict, is under indictment in Bites; Celevrates im Goldea Wedding. | Minstrel Company. Ss Geox Valter Raker & Co Ss county ou the cherze of perjury | Fort Scott, Kav., Dec. 1.--Gener-| Keokuk, Iv., Dec. 2—Near La! BS LA ‘ wey rae $ Starts for Oklahoma.--To Hamilton was nowivated by the re-| al Joho Holt Rice, editor of the Se-| Grange, Mo, about 2 o'clock this | aS he . Pye es A 4 AST COCOA ; Meet Force With Force. publican covgres+i: nal committee | dalia Cap tal, and who in the past/morniog a robber, wearing a mask.) <j if So ae Sih Sot 5 to fill the vacancy caused by the rea | 59 years bas actively engaged in|attempted a daring robbery inthe) < ,. ignation of Hon R E Lewis. The committee was vot a uvit for Haw- |ilron’s nomination, be betog nomina- ted by a bare waj sity of the ¢ m the wi-ority protesting strongly against bis candidacy. It £ L. Hews, who has tecured the enrollment of more than 300 recruita for his boomer army that is to in ‘wade the Wichita mountain country, ‘left’ Wichita for Oxlaboma Ciry to pmattets Gay, where he will work for the next | * two weeks. An advance guard of * the south Kaneas division, consisting ’ of nine wagons and twenty five meu, * accompanied bim to Oklabov_a City, ‘avd will proceed to the border of | “@he reservation about the middle of December. Before leaving Wichita, Hews ad Grcesed the followiog letter to Sec eetary Bliss of the Interior depart ment at Washingtor: was known b-fore aud since his cau- jditacy bya puwber of republicans (of the district that not a representative republican, avd he lost many republican votes His later deals in patronage, his attewpt to atsess through agents a percent age on salaries of postmasters who sought hia endorsemeot, brought forth vigorous protests from such men as Mitch ll, L-wis, Jurd p, Boiszeau, Brocaw, Buney and Kel logg, aud eftorts were put forth to check him in bis syeten of plucking and grabbng Tbe fizht was car ried to Wa-hbingtcn, whenis appears fourth assistant postmaster general WRITES BLI8S A SHARP NOTE. “Honored Sir: You doubtless are aware of my contemplated trip into the Wichita mountains. There is absolutely ne desire on the part of my men or myself to act in defiance] Bristow turned dowa the whole dis of law or the principles of ju-tice,| trict in order to protect this cor but by the memory of Washington, | raptionist and bibl us individual. €fr, we have the right of free-born who by accident, became fastened American citizens to expect cons:d on the republicans of the district eration from you and ail other ser Chauncey I Filley quotes the ante of the people Cass County News on Hamilton to “With ell respect to the exalt-d| discredit other republicans of the position you occupy, I must demard| gistrier, and inci lentally associates of you to know on what grounds you! yon § W Jurdenand Hon FE forbid the miners of this country Kellogg with him. The fom operating according to an act terly cond-mned Hami!ton of Congress, approved May 10, 1872 | doraaa Messrs Ke'logg ani Jurden, A inan who is not open to argument | a4 Mr. Filley’s left baud slap at is somewhat narrow-minded, ard 1| ty, 94 gentlemen is purely gratui- Can assure you that m st of my men | tous eo far as they are cone-rued are about as broad minded as those} gamilton is a Filley man,and duriag who pessimistically oppose us If}q1) nig political troubles bas made you will kindly condescend to argue] th, “Mosque” his abidiug place this affair with me, I will greatly| phen io St Louis. The republican Gppreciate the honor. It may save} nawapapers have attempted to con- much expenee to this bation, and it] eal the dishonest and disreputable may save thousands ot children, who! pethods of Hamilton, to prevent befe Mih homeless and hungry, from | ty, disgrace of a public scandal in becoming orphans. Do you lovely, party; but it is no time to eo your home and fireside? The miners] .,4) the rottenness of the guilty of the Wichitas would like to evjoy| (non honest men’s names are drag the same privilege. Your refusal to ged into a disgraceful affair to grat allow a deputy surveyor to be ap | ity the apleen of the state cbairmar. pointed for the miners in Greer against men whom he cannot cou county, Oklahoma, has almost beg trol to do his bidding. The repub gared them. lican vew-papers of the district who are friends of the administration “If, sir, you can prove—aud I am|sbould not only repudiate Hamilton always open for conviction—tbat| and hold him up to public excoration your couree then wasright, avd your|but should repudiate course now is based on the letter|Filley for his recent utterances iv and spirit of the law, I will humbly | demccratic newepapere. While Ham beg your pardon for any aspertions,|il'oa 18 an open and notorious cor etc, and gladly order my men to|ruptionist, Filley, in his old age. disband. I love the dear old flag of |smertiug under defeat and dirap dackson, Adams and Jefferson, and | pointment, has become the Benedict News bit and en GOVERNMENT BECOMES AN OUTLAW. before I would raise my arm against | Arnold of the party that has heaped at I would burn it off to ite socket,|more honors upon him than upon but, sir, when a free born American|any other individual republican in ctizen is prevented by the military |the state.— Warrensburg Standard erm of the goveroment from exercie-| Herald (Republican). apg his righte under the law, then ee aC eed fhe. so-called government becomes For Paoeumonia. simply an outlaw, and if sucha thing} Dr JC Bishop, of Angew, Mich., ap war ehould result, we should fight for the glorious stars and militacy despotiem would b- | At &wept away like chaff before the wind. I meen no offense, sir, in cai] dng these little matters to your atten- A Trimble’s drugstore. Seven dead; Seventeen Dying. Mapleton, Ala., Nov. or arbitrary treatment from the|a#od cheap whieky. agents and government officials. WARNED AGAINST DESPERATE MEX. “I am not an alarmist, but I warn you against the desperation of wen who are hemdless and hungry, and @eprived of their righte by the offi- Gials of this great Union. The im @ortal Emmett once wrote, ‘Let no man dare, when I am dead, to charge «me with dishonor. Let no man taiot my memory by believing that I could bave engaged in any otber eauee but that of my country’s liber and independence.’ Those are my ntiments, but, like John Adams Gays, ‘There’s a divinity that shapes ovr end.’ And the now of man; American mivote wen of 1897 aze|t® deed turoed upon you, honored Secretary,| Arrested for Highway Kobbery. and our divinity, the great American} Liberty, Mo, Dec 2—John J. - Congress. Let's hear from you. Adkins, Chris Geib, Jr., and Wm “I assure you that our feelings} Doolav, all well-known young men toward the government are friendly | of Liberty, were arrested yesterday aud that we only want simple justice jou the charge of highway rebbery Thies we wil! have, and look to you! : ; ; “ fi-st to tell us why we have not got ! ee and retailed to farmers and laborers on the Mobile and Obio extension, which is in process of construction bere. A number of fermers and railroad- ers purchased some of the mixture and immediately efter drinking the concoction was taken violently ill No physician was at band and many of them died before attention could be given them. The alcohol was la beled “For mixiog paint only.” The affair has created a great seneation Andereon and his partner are emong | ferent stut-s, was, with his wife, the |troupe. There was, it is stated, [central figure of a notable socal! $7000 inthe car. Aftera fight with |tbe uewspaper business in four dif-) private car of Al G. Field's minstrel | Hamilton was! Chairma: | says: “I have used Foley’s Honey and Tar in three cases of pneumonia and stripes, | the past month, with good results.” 30.—Seven tion, and only cite them to show you|men are dead and seventeen are how we feel about it. We are in| not expected to live as the result of Garnest,and wo sball stand no trifling | drinking a mixture of wood alcohol The liquor was bought ia Selme, lfauction iu ttis city to day. The| | occasion was acel-bration of their) | fiftieth weddiog anviyersary, given| | by their daughter, Mre. Dr. W. S | McDonald. Tobey were married 1547 at Cass ivilte, Ga, where be was editing the Cas-vilie Standard. Ia 1847 he es- tabli-le+d what is well known as the} Franklin Pristiaog house and book bind-ry at Atlavta, Ga, the largest printing establishment in the south. In 1865 he located in Cass county, Miesouri, on a farm, but soon bought the Paola Republican and edited it until 1880, when he became editor of the Fort Scott Monitor. In 1892 he established tha La Porte, T+x., Chrouicle, and in 1895 he es- tablished the Sedalia Capital. Geveral Rice is 70 years old, active and vigorous. He has always b-en a power in politics, and claims auch of the credit for baying ds fented Jobu J. Iogalla for United States senator, though always be- fore and ever since that campaign be has been a republican. He isa! powerful weitec and a more power ‘ul ca ppaiguer and there is proba: bly not @ wore widely known man in the southwest. William M_ Rice, coma issioner of th port at Vancou- ver; D It. Rice, live stock dealer at Kansas City; H. V. Rica of the Se- dalia Capital; Oscar acd R. P. Rice, traveling weu of this city, are bis s-ns The sce'al affair to day was attended by several hundred of the society people of ths city. To Cure Constipation Forever. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. lve or 25¢. inc. ©. C. fail to eure, druggists refund money. Justice Field ms Now Oat, Washington, D. C., Dec. 1.—Jus- tice Field's retirement from the su preme court, of which he gave official notice tothe president last April, took place today. There no formality attendant upon it. The justice was not present in the court room, aud as he bad notsat with the court oa any day since the opening day of the term, the preceedings sid cot differ from those of ord‘nary days It had been supposed that the weveral transfer of the seats of the associate justices which al ways occurs whea the senior aseoci ate retiree, would take place, but even this formality was postponed until Monday next. On tbat day Justice Harlan, who now becomes tbe senior associate, will change his seat from the left to the right side of the chief justice, taking the seat vacated by Mr. Field, and Juctice Gray will become Chief Justice Ful l+r’s neighbor on the left. All the otber justices will move up one chair nearer the chief If Justice Field's term bad con- tinued until next Tuesday he would have had forty-four years of contin uous service. Unéer the law he will draw full salsry until his death. What Do the Children Drink? Don’t give them tea or coffee. Have you tried the new food drink called GRAIN-O? It 1s de- Aicous and nourishing and tazes the place of was j cape Al Field and treasurer Quinlan, the unknown fied a few shots, jumped from the train while it: was going at! jfull speed a.d made good his es Field's car was attached to the north-bouad St Louis, at Quiney. Just after La Grange, Mo, had been reached an unknown man eatered the private car, want up to Field and dem«nded to kaoow the locatioa of the movey which was known to be onthecar. Field says he thought it was a joke of one of the members of the miustrel com- pany, aod he pad no attention. Again the d-maod was mad+. “Look here, I want your money,” said the robber, but Field looked up aud laughed. Ashe did so he noticed that the man’s face was covered with a black mask, and began to think the matter was serious The robber had a pistol pointed at Fiel}. but the latter Eept bis head. “Wait a mioute,and be quiet” he said ‘Business has been poor, and there is not much of it, but Pl show where it is.” He sprang up and started down the aisle, followed by the robber When Field reathed the berth of Daa Quinlan, the com paoy’s treasures, the car gave a lurch Taking advantage of this Field jolted heavily agaiast the berth to awaken Quinlan. But Quinlan was already awake, and having pick ed up acuspidor from tha floor he threw it at tha robber, who reeled, turned and fired two shots into the berth and fled from tke train. Field thought Quinlan had been killed, aud he pulled the bell cord, stopped the train, and gave an alarm to the train men and passeogera. Seasch waa made in the viciuity. but noe u- to the ropber wa3 obtaised. Quin lan escaped injury. The person who disturbed the con- gregation last Sunday by coughing is requested tocalion A J ‘Trimble and get a bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar, which always gives relief. HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION. Senatorial Sentiment on Ratification of the Pending Treaty. Washington, D. C., Dec. 2.—Sen- ator Stewart, of Nevada, who arrived in Washington to-day, saya the pec- ple of the Pacific coast generally favor the ratification of the Hawaiian annexation treaty. He expressed the opinion that the treaty would not consume a great deal of time in the senate. He esid that, so far as he knew. Senator White, of Ualifor nia, was the only Pacific coast sena- tor pronouncedly against the treaty. Senator Gray, who isa member of the committes on foreign relations, said, in reply toa question, that he thought there would be considerable delay in disposing of the treaty; as many questiors are involved which will require careful consideration and lead to considerable debate. The treaty occupies first placs on the senate’s executive calendar. Sen- ators geverally agree that there are Keokuk | 7 i and Northwestern passenger train Ala, by Bill Anderson and another | cofee farmer and brought here by them | thei e more Grain-O vou give the chil- bate is made of pare tastes like the ‘Dut costs about 1-4 as . All grocers sellit. 15c. and 2c. no questions in connection with the treaty that could rot be properly presented in open session, and there is little doubt that an effort will be made to consider it publicly. Senator Harris of Kansas, an- nounced to day that he was epposed to annexation. He has heretofore been undecided. Death from a Dog's Bite. choice grades of much. “$0, THERE NOW!"" Miss Richardson Feels Insulted Lexington, Ky., Dec.2 —William O. Bradly stirred up a hornet’s neat when he snrounced Susdey that be would eppoint his daughter, Miss Chrietine, eponsor for the new battleship Kentucky. Miss Hattie Bainbridge Richardsos, a young society woman of this city, last night gave out the following cigned state ment: “I feel that as I had been asked | Sele by War Secretary Herbert at oa —— ees é naming of the battleship to act as tte | President F. S. Dunshee-and the sponsor it would be a natural act cf | other officers of the Iowa Anti-ealoon courtesy t> have the honor un-/ Leacue have issued a call for a state jebanged. When Gov. Bradly takes convention to be beld in Des Moines | the laurel from my head and places December 28 and 29. The league way died in a most horrible manner from an attack of rabies. He was bitten by a mad dog lest September, and haviog the wound cauterized thought no more of it. Last week he became sick, had several spasms Aurora, Mo, Nov. 30.—E. Gossa- | 183, and it and when we will get it. Respectfully yours, E. L. Hews, Jr., Commander in-Chief.” | who says that the trio held him up because he has the power to do so, ! last Friday night in this city and|I blush for the courtesy of the -zal robbed him of $26. ‘tant Governor of Kentucky.” i Donague. 2 peddler of Kearney, Mo.,/it upon that cf his daughter. just will take steps for the adoption by | °°" the Legislature of a resolution for ,resubmission of the prchibitory | amendment. H WALTER Lend and Z ac ia Pettix County, Sedalia, Mo, Dee 2—JobaC } | Kabrs of the Lak+ Creek neighbor i }hood, ten mil+s soutneast of S-da ia | |wasin the city yeserday with «| | number of rich specim- ns of zine} aod lead ore, ss well as ore b-lieved | to contain copper and silver All| |of these were fouad on his farm, being takev out of three pro-p-ct| holes not more than balf a mile; apart. In nove of his prospecting | bas he gone de-per than five feet, but in each case the fiud bas h-en most euccuraging. aod cn the ad- vice of experts he has determined to bave the ore aesayed, aud alro to sivk the sbafts deeper, until be bas | | thoroughly demonstrated tbe extent | of the find Mr. Kahrs stated that he bad found coal alo.g with the ore, and he believes that this. too, will increase in quantity as h- goes | deeper i Home Seekers Excurson | To points in Kansas, Nebraska, | jlowa, Minnesota, Nisxconsin, Michi- gan, North and South Dakota, Ar- Kansas, Arizona, New Mexico, Ken- tucky, Tenn., Mifs., Ala., Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. Tickets on sale Novem- ber 16, Decembe~ 7, and 21, 1897, good returning twenty-oue days from date of sale, at rate of one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. E. C. VANDERVOORT, Agent. A Rich Farmer [udicted for Thetta, Hamittoy, Mo., Nov. 30—Jawes A. Liuqile, a wealthy farmer of this county, has been indicted by the erand jury for receiving stolen prop- erty. It is alleged tbat he has.b-en harboring a gaug of stock thieves for yeera, Mrs. D. L Beer died at her home in Owensburg, Ky, Thuraday. Ste was known as the most beautiful Jewess in Kentucky or Obio Over 282 tonsa of corn stalks were delivered to the cellulose factory at! Owensboro, Ky, Wedneaday. This was the largest single day's delivery of the season. At Huntington, Ind, Thursday, Mrs. Rachel McClurg secured a verdict against the city for $500 damages for being injured by a de- fective sidewalk. She sued for $10,000. Are gaining favor rapidty. a Business men and travel lers carry them in vest Pills pockets, ladies carry them in purses, housekeepers keep them in medicine closets, friends recommend them to friends. 2c. BOSTON | MEAT MARKET, Cc. W. PROCTOR, Pror’r. Successor to J. F. Hematrect. _ This shop from now on will be run in first-class style. Will keep none but the best meats on hand for sale. Give me a call and I guarantee satis- faction. Cuas. W. Procror. Southeast corner of the square, first door east of the Grange store. Trustee's Sale Whereas, Sam Deaton and Catherine C Deston, his wife, by their a oe omen Jane ws, im ie ler’s office within and fer Bates county, Missouri, in book 117, page 184, conveyed to the undersigned the following di ibed trustee, lescribed real estate lying and being situate in the county of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit: Lot twenty (20) in section six (6) in township thirty-nine (39) of range thirty-two (32) contain- ing 48 acres more or less, and all that part of the west half of lot seven (7) in section five () in township thirt: range thirty-two (82) which lies south and east of the railroad right of way, which convey- ance was made in trust to secure the pay- Ment of one certain note fully deseribed in said deed of trust; and whereas default bas been made in the payment of the in- = Daas cipal of said. note ahd’ the accra in- J} terest thereon, all of which is now b ah Ay dueand unpaid. Now, therefore, at the request Y, i ae Of the legal holder of said note and pursuant to fouching sy the conditions of ssid deed of trust, 1 will pro- } Zh ceed toselithe above described premises at the me ee public vendae to the highest bidder fur cash, i eee © at the east front door of the court honse in the SPOT | 4 city of Butler, county of Bates and state of Mis- with & aN } Friday December 10, 1407, , between the hours of nine o ; hoon and five o’clock in the | day, for the purposes of sa’ j interest and costs. 1-4 m the fore- ‘rneon of that id debt, i Costs Less than One Cent a Cup. | shafts, neckyokes, wheels, dashes, ct nine (30) of } oor q + hei nh DORCHESTER, MA BAKER & CO. Lid. REREAD BBA # i ae T W. LECC., | For all repairs, or parts of Buggies, Sun road wago.s, farm Wagons phact. ne &ey top. Teell the best 2 ’ dy} ») Bugev Paint on Ea We reset tires and : DO NOT RUIN THE WHEE Will furnish you s buggy HIGH OR LOW GRA for very few dollara Iam thankfnl te alt have patronized me and bope you will conti to do so, and If you have never tried me, aac be convinced that this ie the right W O., JACKSON, LAWYER, BUTLER, - - MO. Will practice in all the courte Senne ar Smith & Francisco, LAWYERS, Office over Bates County Bank. 2 Butler, Misso Thos. W. Silvers, Butler, Mo Odice in rear of Farmers Bank. Silvers & Silver ——ATTORNEYS °(AT LAW— 3. A Bil Rich Hill, Will practice in all the courts. A. W. THURMAN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Will_practice in all the courts. Office Bates County Bank, Butler, Mo. (th RAVES & CLARK, ATTORN«YS AT LAW, Office over the North side square. Missourl State DR. J. M, CHRISTY HOMOBUPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, McKil All callanswered at office Office, front room over store. night: pecialattention given to temale eases, T C. BOULWARE, Physician e Surgeon. Office nortan side Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and di en aspecialtv. DR, J. T. HULL fi DENTIST. Newly Fitted up Rooms, Ove Jeter's Jewelry Store. Entrance, same that leads to Hagedors= Studio, north side square , Butler, Me, . C. HAGEDOR The Old Reliable PHOTOCRAPHE! North Side Square. Has the best equi all Southwest on Styles of Photogry executed in the highest style of é art, and at reasonable prices, Crayon Work A Speci: All work in my line is give satisfaction. guarantee Call and see C. HACEDORE- BACK ACHE CURED JBalladowne Pl F |