The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 9, 1898, Page 1

a Pr NS 1% 8 5 % ia BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY JUNE 9.18938. NO 30 j 7 ‘ |THE MISSOURI STATE BANK, : of Butler, Missouri. Capt. Joh a Tells of Co. B's, ais beg Ir serv i Parp CAprraL, - - - $55.000 00. TOAST Battle. | for a part ¢ of y at t 3 ped does a general Banking business, We will appreciate your pat EXPECTS 10 GO TO PORTO RICO il th vantas se f nage, prowising pro service and absolute safe depository for | a A i vee Ga., JUNEL. 3 ing fi i money. E Tim . B has just finished | 3 ng ir 3 } your q pects — all ions to see if it| and Vv i : is fit for immediate service, Gen. | z é | Ds. T. C. Boviwane, Breekenridge U.S.A. wasthe inspee-| 3 | O.R Ravrorp, jtor, The result is not made public at | F3 3 | Dz. J. M. Cunisry, this writing. Last night at 11 « ‘clock | g 1 \J| the first division ld attempt to —— RSS EYP conse ee 4 r sometime r land our AMERICAN C RUISER SUNK BY A TORPEDO Force the Harbor 3 - m. to- day | “2 FORTS AT SANTIAGO rossing. Officers | was sounded an aa all ¢ to get out of bed and repc had a cou of war Th | we got up early and took up a posi /The Walton Trust Gompany, of Butle er Missouri. 5.000 00. keeping i 1 officers had | t and we} nir PAID UP CAPITAL, - - ag the woods about two miles d Have on hand a large amount of Money to be loaned on Real Estate j tion alc ( : 2 | above our camp and waited for the| ea a Santiago i i at LOWEST RATES and on liberal terms, allowing borrowers to pay jenemy, and the enemy not appear- . iy time and stop interest. F rs iting {|ling the 2nd coneluded to hunt the - PAG , | pack part or all at any time and stop interest. Farmers war peg 2 d coneluded t nt t Batteries Completely , De molished by S Samp- Thies eae eH | new loans, or desiring low rate money to pay off old loans, are invit- aforesaid enemy and run him out of | 3 ae ; | a ‘I}the park. We marched about = > ao oe Wi New York, June 3—The New / dtocalland get rates. Have complete Abstracts to all Real Estate four miles from the river with the | son's F inc bien \ it hou York Journal prints ler a Cay I in Bates County. 9th Penna, on the right flank, is I \ : El ‘ \H tien ate toe Soli wing whic’ is i - . - . 2nd Mo. in the center and the ist N. 33 f a: 1e% et. med 2 een cabled verba- | i Authorized by law to act as Assignee, Receiver, Trustee, Executor or mE /on the ae, and concluded (had 4oss to the American e€ | tim to Madrid to day from Santi Administrator, } the enemy had got scared and gone seas ; { r \}j}home, when all of a sudden we epee } This morning there was heavy i 7. J. Wricnt, Vice-President Wa. E. Watton, Prerident. ||| heard a yell in our rear and on look- | a 3 - { _— | ing around found a whole batallion an armed merican transatiantic t Frank Aten, Secretary. | ae aan pa AEE. comic alia ENEMY’S DAMAGE QUITE HEAVY. | steamer tried to run over the first | a | , line of torpedo defenses The ; | : through the camp of the ist Vt. Sisaniande lk hee a : . dl y op c ) 3 € ° 5 A LT ty agree toa — Washington, D. C., June 7.—Admiral Sampson has} rests pene wes : j der of the Ist N. H. in letting them . a = mc _ . , . id i Fou! Murder in Dallar, RE us and our ragiment had just| battered down the fortifications of Santiago de Cuba. With | ready got into the pa tempted i | Dallas, Tex., June 5.—No assas- bed : sof hua bis batileshi he hs ilenced al] | to run over the second of tor- rena ». |formed in three lines to resist ajthe powerful guns of his big battleships he has silenced all |" Ge OU Go? ciarda eet fire to one | | sination in recent years has more in- charge from the front so it was im-|+}6 Spanish batteries. | of these ond the American ship sunk | tensely wrought up Dallas than has | possible to turn it todo any good, so =e . P Sintelwafier the explosion of { by d ick Wi ; , elle aCe) All this was accomplished without casualty to the bom: eee ely after th ple : | the murder of Frederick Windmoe | Col. Demuth yelled for Co.s Band A I | the torpedo. An officer, an engineer Her, a well-known German-American | to see if they could form for a flank barding fleet of American ships. At 7:50 o’c lock. to-night | 4 a. seamen have been meade editor, teacher and orator. One, two ~— a sipebaar serge the navy department announced that a ecablegram had been — bined name of the oy 4 5 zi 3 (AS By » s 0 4 J if — .9,)| can ship is unknown as well as the | “a -_ ae ewe and ran clear around the flanks of {received from Admiral Sampson announcing that at 7:50) ses of visliess wlio’ have: per : im with a hand ax at midni, as i ae 2 - : ; : ; z e the batallion and charged THEM in | 4>clo¢ck Monday morning he began the attack on Santiz ished. i night, while he was returning from| the rear. Well, they were so aston- ¥ ~ wes : | ne cared nee: ee ) a patriotic picnic near South Park | ished that in less than three minutes The cablegram further continued t cae the fortifica euceid sci) A Clever Tricl suburb, given by the local organiza-|of hard running they surrendered,| reduced and the batteries silenced without loss or casualty to| It certainly looks like it, but there tion of German veterans of the|®"d haye been kicking themselves the fleet | is really no trick about it. Anybody | F Pp. . a he [Ove® since for giving up to two com- 1€ HCEL. . os | ean try it who has lame back and | cones See nee eae ay oe e panies. They thought from the noise Later in the evening Secretary Alger announced officially | weak kidneys, malaria or nervous : made a brilliant anti-Spanish speec that a regi Rea ; 7 ==. Ee . -. . W ‘ he « 6 « . : See Cesena ee tes > transp carrying the American army invasion | troubles. e mean he can cur ' paying high tribute to Dewey, Hob-|rear. Gens, Breckenridge and Sher- that the pene ore pe fete a . himself right away by taking Eleo- if | son and the American army and navy | idan saw the mi and said it wasa|started from Tampa and Key West to-day. tric Bitters. bis medicine tones | : ine piece ork of the s! p le sy and acts asa —. ee oe ee INVASION IS NOW UNDER WAY. Slacchanh 40 tee trie 04 Riakepe He had run ahead of his wife and | P8°Ces fousht Here bie Raya ‘ "4 Se ee i i ground and the same points are tried | ts oehaton of Cub as actually begun. At least is a blood purifies and nerve tonic mother a short distance to stop the Bin tia batiles hese ia | Che invasion of uba ha i al 2 , : : 2 It cures constipa r headache, f last car for the night on the Rapid s afternoon the re }20,000 troops are no route. It w t then * GaYS | fainting spelle, es Transit Electric road. He was seen | ins; ed and drilled and « to reach Santiago. at will put th o Spanis! soil Sat- melanchol ly. Iti : B) Z tt through the dim light to fall in the| amined to see if were O. K. and im- E - : te 1 a 2 mild laxative, and rest s the sys \ d ze and tireenisa Jisappeared | mediately terwards orders were|Urday night or Sunday, and the first land battle of the war) ton to its natural vigor | a | eeseeeene i Le asslan issued to supply us with revolvers, lwill probably take place Sund Ad | trie Bittera and be con FPaR™M 1OC aAwss. |inan adjoining thicket. When his ap aie ist ee | . Es : : eo to which | they are a miracle worker Every é fart to loan on farms at re tue sd ratestot| Wife and mother reached him Mr. | that i oa ae Hoss a 1e time to-nig ee "| bottle guaranteed. Only : a bot . Your notes are payable at our office | yy. 3 2 . a - : sect expedition tle at LT rad tor p Paiyoufind them here when due, We give | Windmoeller was dead. A frightful nk we to R x ; tle at HI ker } privilege to pay time. Money ready | — Hee a s ‘cat apee | Hon 8s papers are 5 ° | gash from a hand ax blade had been | some better th »ve thi vit! ; es ) a = —~|madein the forehead between the| Yesterday we isionreview] ) | } 1+ n be tal became yal akeiroe } , pee oY Dereies Dead. jeyes. Asimilar wound was urder|®ud a hard si nd to- the harbor for t en ee es oikas } j * eyes. 4 dw andery2oe a> ats ‘ oe ee 1 Clarksville, Mo., June 5 -An | the Retbene ulthough they adimit it is to beya hard A. J. Nybart, I ! ck ai } @eursion from Louisiana, Hannibal} Een eee ees i z rc Ed Pickett, were g at Heuser | MMisincy reached hero about 9| Bucklen’s Arnica Salve aman fron Miles and Merritt Complain of Delay. ‘aaiticue cullen ot weerkald i - | a H = lof the 2 ' ii dock this morving with about 200| The Best Salve in the world for|*! & Washington, J 6.—Gen. Miles I sent several uc- | Sunday. t legroer. Scarcely had they arrived | CU bruises, sores, ge mt sgl ciate : from Tat A fine team of mar ! a Soke 4 | rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped | ; Nyhart was bed — paces» We ‘® disturb » and | hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin i chaotic and all three men went to t | City Marshal Walter Meloan was eruptions, and positively cures piles All the ci " esha ) fe | called upon to settle the matter. He | or no pay required. It is guaran- i =e = = Lightni struck team and i boarded the boat and was about to | teed to give perfect satisfaction or} | I ampa. There is ity killed both mares instantly. They } make an arrest when he was grabbed | MO°Y refunded. Price 25 cents! 3 1g. | Quartermasters’ sto! nuch dropped withou strug both I by is _. |perbox. For sale by H. L. Tucker. .B was vaccinated to-day and | é it i : ¢ , | falling on the same si f th t one of the drunken negroes in Ei wees | some of the boys will soon be baving | Cannot be reached to load on transp 18 rpms { tat, while another from bebind Take Sau Jaan This Week. ioe eleeienazs ee : Bis lis friehtful. This created surprise. a rts fr "All the men were ehocked and Mr | stot him in the head, killing him| Washiagton, D. C., June 6 —The | 7 oneal ose yaa vas | Ary ae F Deckakt wae tcoerns eerie | almost instantly. Our town is all | report that American warships have, Wade ar beards. ie pieriss =e ‘i sop Mennick was stunned ted on i titir. Men have paraded the streets been sighted off Mole St. Nichols ee Sater e pie ks well as could be expec the water for a few seconde as if all day with guns, rifles and rev Hayti, and that the Oregon was one | there isa he authorities | eget Bi fieult vers. Four of the negroes are now | of the yv Is, is taken to indicate | ia jail, and it is highly probable that | that the American fleet is on its way and it was some i seized with the downfal j fully recovere i fe island is deemed of greater Pudge Lynch will take care of the | to San Juan, Porto Rico, and that it guilty one. | will appear in the neighborhood of | 5 The wagon from ite tip tc the ¥ Latrr:—Two of the negroes were | that city late Wednesda: Waken from the officers at midnight | or Thursday morning. ped hanged. | expected, the for a tee the harbor will be attacked and Millions Given Away. | redueed, preparatory to the capture fternoon Roya! makes the food pare, wholesome and deficious-§ lview with General Wesley Merri Ttis cert: gratifying to the/of the city by the United States eiceiiad the troop here, he public to know of one concern in| army. ee fiends at! “My only heland who are rot afraid to be | é large box of| : erous to the needy and suffering. Friends of Lieutenant Colonel ns a foe proprie of Dr. King’s New | Morgan recently raised a fund with Overy for con ption, colds | which to purchase him a horsé for e coughs, have given away over use in the army, and forwarded the a million trial bottles of this great — ge oe s medy; and have the satisfaction of |™oney to him. Col. Morgan, jhe snowing that it has absolutely cured | bis characteristic loyaiey to home ousands of hopeless cases. Asth- | industry, expressed a desire to ride}. on and mul bronchitis, hoarseness and all a Barton county horse, and Battalion | after it. Th mcf the throat. ebest and Adjutant Timmonds’ bay mare | ° Boers corey i Call “Maude” was chosen as the best} Ithe China, Colen : ve Ea Philippines but one-fourth of The want of transpo camp and we o ery per day, is the eryi g want of the expidition. Twenty | thousand men are to be sent to Manila. The three vessels 1 bave men- pcos will carry only about 3. There are now on the way across the | ere are 60 regi- Pacific 2,500 troops, so you can easily see the situs I do not wish to tH L Tucker, druggist, and get a see what that Y bottle free. Regular size 50c|mount available. She has a le postoffice to do and why| be understood as making any complaint or any criticism of the War De- $1. 'Every bottle guaranteed, | fsenaraed by freight.—Industrial ioe are two oF three days behind partment. Iam merely making a statement of fasts in reply to your in- | price refunded. Leader. V. L. Jonxsoy, | quiries.” ws S