The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 12, 1898, Page 9

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Crayon Work A Specialty. | All work in my line is guaranteed to : give satisfaction. Call and see | samples of work. Cc. HACEDORN. | MOSBY A FAUX PAS. and full of rores and thorns, says a Se CE SE | writer. When you roast the preacher pA Political Influence Necestary to Gain | the ungodly smiles, when you roast For Infants and Children. ixcity Appemtacate the ungodly the preacher smiles. If Cihinaen, Mae 5 Tieagild you rosst the saloon man the teto- taler smuler, when you roast the tetoteler the saloon man sets ‘em pa REPLY TO | The newspaper field is a wide one, | j aenrs | | | ! | President MlcKivley’s annourcement that “political influence” will have ; i i aR Wow ay e : ay 2 mE Ne | no weight ia army appointments, it ve 2 Swear you sre a wicked TL ce ae |now seems protable that General area s you pray you area hyp 4 ng Kind Y Ou 4 Tf you have en opinion you aa eke . is P John S. Mesby, who has spplied for gett ‘ a command, will be compelled to re- cor 7 2a tf zou) dow’ bese | fort to the services of the politicians yee < Honesty. “iiss caseet | before he gains his wish. te damned if he does damned if be | General Miles admitted to night a |that he had replied to General Mos | by’s te’egrem offering bis services! api | to the gover | * Always § Bears the rderer, is etill here. The Signature ent with the sugges i | ng printed of |tion that he > senator’ u il ae eece ae Ness al : i n & ¥ a | Ms — see,” said General Miles! 4 week or so, aud it is not likely that aad. v 3 e) ée , = } ’ | NAR ic. | chow these things become public. I| t body will ect upon the ease be +! | have received a message from Gen |fore next October. His hair is much P jeral Mosby and he has offered his 1 pn he was| lservices and asked for a command ached and ” Further than that I bave nothing to lesa, cate v |say on the subject ” land sleeps and in very | Reg 3 cS — &E Re | good spirits. It does not seem that | ulation as to what would be the out | the recollection of his crimes or the | come of t matter since Geveral | probat le consequenzes bothers Lim | Miles’ reply became publi Anlany. He bas ae ty of compa | Feverish: : : j any. - lenty ts) a) | ‘3 everish- oe a this a af ezent.—Harrisoaville Democrat | S OF SLEEP. Ou it is true that General lcs BP ay oe z - | oe = + peeeiat fo,Cure Constipation Forever. | Fac Simile Signature of ' Mosby that he must get pelitie fakes f pice | Coss ir fluence in crder to secure a comn 1 - a - ar st a] Gatti fled. 7 Alwa S bou ht he has placed himeelf in a rather} i = i | Ee . embarrassing poriti Mosby's 16 | a = pairs hoe of : ply that he had ro inflaence expect Washing DC » May 2—The| SSE 3D = ~ his wilitery record wes most appro |senete passed abil this afternc on| priate. He was a ecod cavelry com | whic heb lishes the postal card eer- mauder, asthe Union Army found | ‘!°e POW *n use The meacure pro- THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY to their sorrow during the war, aud vides for the senders of postal cards to furnish them instead cf the gov- if he has applied for a command ernment, as heretofore Avy card now he surely deserves ove Gen-|may be transferred into a 1| « ——— ; 5 posta Pry 7 -— = a) eral Mosby is still in his prime avd|card, providing a 1 cent stamp is DIRT DEFIES THE KING.” THEN would be a most valuable man in|attached. This will eave the govern comman 1] of cavalry.” ment the expense of printing and « panes eh te distributing the carde. Notice of Final Settlement. Dewey's name will go down in = =] D wil > : Notice is hereby given to all creditors], . | 8 iS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF. and ail others interested in the estate of | history as one of America’s greatest Willard R Morton, deceased, that I, Wm.| nayal commanders. F Duvall, administrator of said estate, in- tend to make final settlement thereot, at : 77s Th Dr d d The aunual city e'ecticn beid at j e Tea e@ the next term of the Bates county pro- bate court,in Bates county, state otf sIhicothe. $ 4 Ye | Missouri, to beneld at Butler, on the apaaiae bah turday, resalted NEW YORK WORLD . gth day ot May, 1898. in a grand demccratic victory. | C t pe Wot-F. Deval onsumption | 21 Wsn.F. DuvaLt, Administrator. - THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION, Snow in Western Kansas, Scott City, Kan, May 5 — T. A. Slocum, M. C., the Chemist and and S *times 24 Pages a Week. Scientist, Will Send Free, to the slow, steady raid began falling here . . Afflicted, three Bottles of his cule J age _ Sa 156 Papers a Year. Newly Discovered Reme- Tuesday morning at 7 o’clock, which dies to Cure Consump- continued to get harder until 8:30 o'clock this morning, when it culmi- i naied in ihe heaviest snow of the = = Stee oe seacon. It is estimated that 6 inches weirs Whereas Wm A McElwain and Mollie J Me- FOR ONE DOLLAR tion ves All Lung rouble.= Nothing could be fairer, more philanthropie or carry more joy to the afflicted, than the ct. M. ©., of IS Peart Pablished every Alternate Day except Sunday of snow fell from 8:30 to noon. By | Elwain, by their deed of trust dated, the The ce-Aweek Edition of The | cure for consumption and all pulmonary com- 2 o'clock this afternoon it had all} day of October, 197, in the office of the record- | New York World is first among all | plalsts, andto make tts great merits known : : he will send, free. three bottles of medicin pers in size, frequency of Cor the Bcriem Waex.y Times, , and the freshness, accuracy ering from ehest, bronchial, throat tents. It has al! | and Jung troubles orcomeumption. Already this ‘‘new scientific course of medi- cine’? bas permanently cared thousands of apparently hop! he Doctor co’ yunty, Missouri, f,'did convey to WW following described real er¢ “weekly” pa melted. Western Kacsas is wetter than it bas been in the knowledge of | estate in Bat ’ Missouri, to-wit: The| 4nd variety ot its cor - 5 iz southeast quarter of the northeast quarter, and | the rits of a great $6 daily at tl its oldest inbabitant. The prospect | the east one-fourth of the west half of the north | price of a dollar weekly Its political east quarter of section thirty-four (34) in town- : se 7 for a large wheat, oats and barley | ship forty-one (41) of range twenty-nine (29) « news is prompt, complete, accurate and readers will testity. er. it his religious duty— to humanity—to donate a duty which he owe 4 taining sixty acres more or le: which said | impartial as ali i ir as neve ter. | a cen ape 3 ces fess AME paca I s nfallible cure ee eee eee monopolies and for the Rai is. sapteh. tn: earn pastures are simply immense, stock - ree notes in said deed fect confidence of the said Wm. McElwain and| It prints news of all the world, | chemist making the propositior is doing fine and stockmen and far-) syoiie3. n, who a: $s gave] having special correspondence from all | d Je disease beyond any d M There willbe no mistake in sending—the Y compl! from the West, ss well as from|*id Wm. A. McElwain and Mollie J. eel Smarr Seo fons stories by “Ainjeag og err og ma sols . wain, shall fail to pay the said notes e great authors capital mor page, puropean laboratories testimon Eastern Kanra:, Miseouri and Iowa, , or any part thereof, when the same 1 ema s, departments for the | perience from those cared, in all p household and woman’s work and other | world; ; x aeidear uooetee Don't delay until too late. Addres $ departments of unusual interest. | s) M. C.. 9 Pine street, New York, and We otter this unequaled newspaper and fue BuTLeR Weekty Times togett for one year for $1.65. The reg and payable, accordi (said notes, then who shipped stock here for pasture, made no mistakethis year. A good deal of ranch property bes changed hands lately, which brought good prices. Resl estate seems almost , sell said lands i ' . on & boom. Western Karsas_ is} of the powerand autho the = : a deed of trust aforesaid, in th 1 « q 7 sing its i saic 3 sraves, as id, gradually returving to its old-time | said, i, W. W. Graves, ast ae ent mser tag ‘ will ‘on | place as # cattle range country. STATE OF MISSOURI? County of Bates, $ of Lewis lof trust, an as, one of said notes is , and pa t thereof i notes; and wh long past due and unpai t d by the principals » the said Lewis McComb h »e to foreclose the said de P = ticle in the Burten Weexcylimes.l-lyr od subscription price of the two pa -co. | Saturday, the 2 Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought ity of Bates ar cpl ibertus Fry et al, de-| The Only Metropolitan Free Signature 7 Sen te yw at this day comes the | ? . : e Lid her nubraes®, oho maving nercotoreaeater| Silver Paper in Missouri things that defendan Myrtic May F Ida F Winger, Anna M Stone, Albertus Winger, and the West. African Town Destroyed. Ira L Winger and Oliver ‘D Winger, are not ri 1, Si r a RE FD a of the state of Missouri. Whereupon Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Order of Publication. it is ordered by the Clerk in vacation that said | —- i ate - efendants be noti by publication that | Coast « f Africa, May 5.—Itis report ecire ceeapUnT} ndants be no pub i ed that the insurgents engaged in County of Bates, —§ @ suit against them amidavit, the ob- DAILY. $4 A TEAR. : In the circuit court of Bates county, Missouri, e of which is to obtain a the rebellion which grew out of the| in vacation, April 77th. 188. WH Miller, J setting aside a | z Ee i : ¥ Miller, John Miller, plaintifts vs. Abraham r writing fled and recorded in the TWICE-A-WEEE 1.00 | dissatisfaction of the natives with| Switzer,’ Diana Miller and Arthur Miller, probate court of Bates county, Mis- defendants. souri, purporting to be the la: the hut tax, and who, es announced |" ‘Now at this day comes the plaintiffs herein by | ment of Maria Pry, deceased. tog’ ei meys before the undersigned clerk the codicil thereto attached, and for yesterday, had burned the headquar- their attorneys Sot Bates county, Missouri, | relief, and that unless th said Fearless, Democratic, Absolutely and = EES t’ | Myrtle May Fry, Ida F Winger, Anna M Stone, | ~ © can St - - ters of the American missionaires at|*22_, fle, their | petition | tne a Mendant, | Albertus W ran Winger soll © nalterably. in Eayor of Free Sil- i 7 7 i i Arthur Miller is not a resident of the state of Mis- ° nd appear at this| ver, s the One anc ne Only Shengay, in the Sherboro district, | oor" Whercupon itis ordered by the clerk in term thereof to be begun | One Metropolitan Daily Support vacate sal fendants fied ab- OU. bo i e y ol s oy ss < Atlee: bave attacked end destroyed the| [2ctr M2 Ssinuse have commenced a suit | B on the 14th d ing the Canes, of oes Silver and i i i against th: n thiscourt, the object and gen- | J¥ nex re the thi a th Zo orm t town of Rotifunk. tis further said | 255"*) tttre or which’ is to. have | the eaid term, 1 so long continue” | at All Times for the Interests of ‘ ce 1 © dif not o * that the members of the American | court make and | chert cut a certain | said t ip ine petition ig| the People and, the | West and iesic i quit claim deed purporting to have been made | said « ll be taken as confes: gains’ rast Domination, 'O- miesion located in that place, who | pms cisim levi lerand wife Diana Miller, on | and ndered accordingly. ==» | Jitieal Corruption, Gang Rule, | locks. | _— Pledged to the cause of the people and | agninst the bosses, slways Sighting on debate- bie ground a: ong in its betlef of the ten- | ete of trae Democracy as enunciated in the of | Chicago platform. The Kansas City Times is April. | now the only free sliver paper of the metro- i¢ sixteen (16) in| Butte Weexiy of range thirty-one (31) | printed and souri, and which deed is of | souri, for fc e fice of Bates county, 140 at page 458 thereof purt find and decree $ pisintif? and de- | A true copy of the re aforesaid and | and the sea. Miller be| [seat] Bates county massacreed. Phere is more catarr h in this seti on of the country than other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a rto have tsof the par w py e i] a i s r in the State of Missouri sod the sreat many years doctors pronounce it next te 1808 ATCHESON politan clase in = ca diseaSe,and prescribed local rem- the court Ht Cireuit Clerk. | envoy (ade mond —_ ee edies, and by constantly failing to -ure Sgn ‘ ie a that Western inte find thelr strongest a4- yooate in The limes 4 elitoriais are widely | quoted and ite devotion to the free silver cause bas the anqualised indoreemest of the | emtire Democratic rurel prees Its corps of writers end correspondents sre thorough!y trained in the preparation of news i. Germain and the way to produce a right, reaiavle , ite col- — “ | Paper. Aside from its political re attention frot J othe rational pr other Kanese Ci apers combined, ¢ French-Female ‘The cause of er is constantly growing, with lecal treatment, pronounced it fn- curable. Science has proven catarrh to es long stitutional di i . | before the last be a constitutional —— and there cfore the ipetition in said cans requires constitutional treatment | wii! be taken as confessed, and judgr Catarrh Cure, manufactured by be rendered accordingly si % “he z C 1 ni i And be it further ordere< ata F. J. Cheney & Co., a be published, according tolaw, in the only constitutional cure on the mar-)| weex:y Trves, a weekly new ket. It is taken internally in doses | and pablished in pene coanty fi SS 1 t essively, the last insertion from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It ema PT rod tien the first day of the | The only Original and genw rage geese: Bre directly op the Gia a mucuos sur- j next term of the circuit court. Regulator, a G mais, Face © lh L (odntethe news-all of 18 faces of the system. They offer 100 do!l- *SIEWAET ATCHESON, Circuit Clerk. | surpassed as being safe. sa 4 reliable im | bare The Ti t prt e aay owe atalino care Send STEN ABT A1CHiine Second. | Witness | everycase Sold under positive guatntesor |—all ibe wine, | 11, 94 oo Twice-e Week apes 2 ce Saggy gee ts } my hand and the seal of the circuit | money refuncea. e e genuine Led b sagas ghlectno nen a. - for circulars and testimonials. Add-ess| (54! faeb ‘of Bates county, this 27th day of | per box by mail. Sole agents for the United | Times, one year. | c0°Fhe sas Ch F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. | april, igus. STEWART ATCHESON, | Etstes and Cauads. KING HARVARD CO, your order pow to!The Esnses City Sold by druggists, price 75c. per bottle. 25-4 Cireuit Clerk. Waeshingtonpt, Chicago. 37-3 the term |