The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 25, 1898, Page 6

cement aN RN MRSA AN ical tia nines j i | ; at Butler Station. NORTH BOUND. No. € No. 4 No. 10 No.% No. 6 No No No. No E. C. Vaxpervoo K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf Time le. Arrival and departure of trains at W NORTH ROUND No.7 laily except Sunday No.5 ss ss Sat No. | Express datly No. 4 Freight, daily exce No. 3 Port ur Expre SOUTH BOUND. No. 2 Express daily m No. 6 Freight daily except Sunday m aes = ae) : No 10Freight, daily expect S No. 4 Port Arthur Express, daily, Remember this te the popular short line t tween Kansas City, Mo.. and Pitteburg, Kan Joplin, Mo, Neosho, Mo., Sulphur Spring Ark., Blioam Springs, A and the direct youte from the south to St. Louis, Chicago, and pointe north and northeast and to Denver, Ogden, weet and northwest. No expense has been : fared to make the passenger equipment of to none inthe west. Travel is line second nC On ec the new it Gen’) Pass. Agt., Kansas City, Mo. CASTORIA. Bears the Biguature of The Kind You Have Always Bought see Lehi JOK WHEELER FOR SENATOR, The General Will Find a New Boom When he Comes Home- Montgemery, Ala. Aug. 17.— When Joe Wheeler is released from quarantine and comes to Alabama next week he will be met by a de- mand that he run for senator—a de- mand which he is not likely to re fuse. Senator Morgan will not again be a candidate, that was clearly un- derstood when he was re elected four years ago. Governor Johnson, ex- Governor Oates and Congressman Blankeead will be Wheeler's rivals. Johnson and Wheeler are silver democrats and the race it is believed lies betwoen them. In any event Wheeler will be unanimously elected to congress by his district. Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 17.—Gen- eral Wheeler will be unanimously elected to Congress, a most unusual political proceedings in this state. The withdrawal of Colonel Samuel Blackwell frem the race for the democratic nomination in the eighth district last night removed all oppo. sition to Wheeler among democrats and Judge William Richardson, his other opponent, having quit the race @ week ago, it is understood that neither the republicans or populists will nominate a candidate to oppose him, but will join with the demo- crats in honoring the old warrior by making his retnrn to congress unan- imous and overwhelming. In this case Col. Blackwell says he knows the disposition of the people and he is convinced since General Wheeler has asked for reelection that no man can defeat this hero of two wars. Tho seventh district Populist convention at Albertsville to day noniinated Judge Oliver Street for congress to succeed Congressman M. W. Howard, populist. Judge Street is probate judge of Marshail county and one of the strongest pop- ulist leaders in the state. Howard who is serving his second term de- clined a renomination. of both Street and F. H. Lathrop, republican in the field, demo-| crats believe will result the! election of John L. Barnett, th in Democratic nominee, as heretofore | it has been necessary for the popu- lists and republicans to combine to} elect Howard. Champion Shot of the World. Annie Oakley writes the Buffalo Bill Wild West Co., hav given Allen Foot-Ease, the powder to shak: into + oes, & most thorough trial, and it does all if not more than you claim.’? It] instar takes the sting out of Corns and Bunic Allen’s Foot-Ease is a certain cu for hot, aching, nervous or sweating fe Sold by all Druggists and Shoe Stores, sample sent FREE. Address Allen S. Ol Stead, Le Roy, N. Y. Why Cervera Goes Home. nnapolis, Md., Aug. 17—Captain | will leave here with Admiral vera to-morrow for Spain. reas summons to Spain is that the Ss aD >yernment wishes to have theiz as the last information of the! situation in America, and their coun- sel as members of the peace commis- | sion and military boards neceseary to settle questions growing out of between Spain and! the protocol America. bottle guarante 1.L. Tucker. Missour: Pacific Railway Time Table San Francisco, Portland and points ; At Yauco last The presence | ‘*Myself and | The assigned for their summary / | Mellet, TO BE THE BEST OF NAVIES. Aporopriavions will Be Asked for Many New Ships. Chicago, Avg. 17.--A dispatch to the Chicago Record from Wasbing- Navy Department authorize the ton says: ‘The will ask Conyress to construction of the largest and most formidable battle ships and cruisers atloat, vessels without equals in any foreign fleets and incomparably su perior in offensive power, speed aud | endurance to apy of the magnificent ships which destroyed Cervera’s | squadron. **Phis decision, reached at a meet- jing of the naval board of construc | will be urged upon Congress | | tion, for prompt action, supported by arguments of the most convincing | character. The subject was taken up at the direction of Secretary Long, who desired to havea build-| ing programme thoroughly consid ered and agreed upon by the highest technical experts in the service for presentation to the legislative branch of the government in December. “The board practically agreed to begin the design of three battle ships of between 13,000 and 14,000 tons displacement, with at least nineteen knots maintained speed. It was also determined to recommend three first class cruisers of about 12,000 tons and of not lees than twenty-two knots speed. “Ip addition to these a class of protected and partly armored cruis- ers of between 5,000 and 6,008 tons, as well as a vew class of 2,500 ton cruisers. “The battle ships will be designed to whip any fighting vessels in the world, of whatever class, and the cruisers are to be more formidable than any vessels of their speed up to this time in Europe. “The board made no reference to torpedo boats, and is net disposed to recommend any further increase of the fifty-one vessels of that type now built or authorized.” Beauty is Blood Deep. Clean blood mea: aclean skin. No beauty withontit. Cascarets, Candy Cathartic clean your blood and ke epit clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all’ impurities from the body. Begin today to banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All druggists, satisfaction guaranteed loc, 25c, 50c Outrages at Porto Rico. Ponce, Porto Rico, Aug. 18.—Re- ports are coming in from all direc- tions of outrages committed within the Spanish lines. Doubtless many of these are exaggerated, but the rumors of a massacre at Ciales are confirmed. Some of the natives there took re- fuge in the belfry ofthe cathedral and fired on the Spanish troops, but they were overpowered and machet- ed to the number of eighty. The natives show a disposition to persecute the Spanish residents and several minor riots have occurred nights the natives threw stones and bricks into the Spanish shops in retaliation for out- rages committed within the Spanish The military have been or dered to suppress these demonstra | tions and punish the offenders and staff lines General Miles |General Wilson's |the front to-day. went to They were es- | | The German war ship Geier arrived | here to day. To Cure ee on Forever. Take Ca rc. € money. Had Not Heard of the War, New York. Aug. 1S. jcan ships which sailed from | Paci ifie coast in the spri jarrived at tl been all the sea, without reported oblivious to the fact of the waged between this | Spain, making their | prizes of war possi -Two Ameri- the early tervening time on the being war capture as The war be ganand was terminated within the space of their ipa }are the Chamer of 1 tain Harvey, which Francisco on April Guy C. Goss, of 1,43 which sailed Blakely on March 3 The ve tons, Cap ailed from Sau - and the bark Educate Your ‘Bowels With Cas carets. Candy Catha: spectator rushed up to him with the | These glands pour out the digestive headquarters at | juices which port to day, having! and} Ty and) | Evans, | list |dropped from the r }and for remarriage and other caus tons, Captain | from Port} | Folls last year 64,351 names. cure constipatien forever} ig IT IS NOW COMMODORE PHIL Off-rs a Striking Contrast . Camp Wikoff, Moutauk Post, L. —_—— if mx. L, Aug. 18.—Brave Clark of the Or by Eleven Guns. i Paul, the victim of nervy J. W. Philig Cervera, vanquished admiral, r commission and BUTLER. Mo. ing the plaudits of thousands a ebrated with 5 ie pale cee plete This spectacle, grim portrait Of | pony on board the battlest ‘ Te . ; . ; war's results, New York witnessed | .: the Br oklyn 3 § talon . ‘ . = after 4 o’clocx the ee ee 2 ae : Sactens a r battling for life and heal of the Texas wer 2 again; the defeated, round and sleek,! wuarter deck, and the mar deka ee tab eg tn 4 ; Bates County InvestmentCo,, ; seeking for bis hand jthe commodore’s b § BUTLER, MO.: Probably not one ina thousaod | pyisted to ihe t} 3 Capital, = = $60,000. of the thousands at the Murry street | was broken out $ eal estate, at low rates. Abstracts ; pier of the Fall River line this morn tery of the ¢ wn lots in Bates ¢ ounty. Ck » | | for them that on mau who, in the | goon as the smoke bad cleared away language of “Bob” Evans, gave the jasalute of thirteen gune was fired, } +S Sal. ee te eee shi: 7. & ieee Cristobal Colon “h—1,” was then a) lin bhooor of Admiral Francis M 3 Jro. C. Hays, Abstractor. 8. F. Wannock, Notary, helpless invalid on the St. Paul in| Bunce, commandant of the yard, | PRR RRR LRA aca New York harbor after which the battery on the dock "Ae FAMOUS CAPTAIN SERIOUSLY ILL esponded with a ealute of eleven | If all reports are true, Captain} | guns to Commodore Philip ee oO! ark is avery sick man. Yesterday | | Commodore Ps biup is stll in con- ~ at Gardner's bay, when unioading| mand of the Texas, but be will S Butler Academy will Open the Next year, Sept. 5th, ‘98 troops the St. Paul was fiying his | relieved in a dey or two by Captain] $ ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. 3 g : y k pennant, but definite information as Sigebee; who arrived yesterday with|$e a. tepwic anritue Sonne to his being ou board or to his | the auxiliary cruis-r St. Paul $ ° M vers County School Commissionss Hates condition could not be then ascer ii 1) aiid tes Co,, Mo, tained. To-day the St. Paul came F ‘i pi ob ‘ va 2 2 s a reparatory, Shorthand, netrumenta usic, oe eae nes ae i CAS I ‘OR LA. Collegiate, Book keeping, Vocal Music, York quarantine with the informa- Por Safcate aud Childven, | University, Type Writing Elocution, tion that Clark was so ill he could 1> Teachers Normal, Business, Art. not be removed to Montauk. The The _ You Have Always Bought | i$ Four terms 10 weeks each. A skilled Faculty of Ten Specialists, report as to his complaint was simp- ; Tuition $7 50 to $10 per Term. ee ly nervous prostration. FE: Separate college home for girls with the Principal. Some of the returned soldiers at Call on or address, FY A LUDWIG, Butler, Mo 5 man wnnnnnnncttnnd Camp Wikoff heard alarming re ports as to Clark’s condition at Gu- antanamo bay. The truth of the matter appears to be thatthe gal lant captain, after the frightful ten Can RAPP P RPG DIFP IAS r Sth, 1398 est bidder, let by publi for raising river near Nyhart, seen fom baa [ESSE EE McFARLAND BROS cisco to Jupiter Light, and the sub- | tu! bidder to secure fll ing of oo ° Commissioner. sequent heroic chase of the Cristo bal Colon, found his physical strength gone from him CAUSED GIRDLEY'S DEATH Administrator’ Notice. Notice is hereby given that letters of admin- istration on the estate of S A. Beall, deceased, were granted to the undersigned on the 13th’ day of June, Bld by the Probate Court of Bi ——— ouri. aving c aaa against said estate Harness and Saddelry, Girdley, who was with Dewey, ie : All perso’ said to have succumed to the same] ay, Fequired to exhibit them for allowance Fink's Leather Tree Saddle dreaded prostration, and it would to the administrater within one y. after the e date of said lette: ir phey may precluded from any benefit of anid estat dif each South Side Square not be strange if Captain Clark now bad the most perilous fight of bis claim be not exhibited withim two years from on, they shall be for- Butler Mo, ever barred. This 13th aay, of dune, 188. ‘ an . W. JAMISON, life on hie hands Chicagoans who! x, « hanemacnece. know him, and the thousands who do not, will cheer for bis restoration to health, but he is a very sick man. “Don't tieme up with red tape; the Oregon can whip the entire Spanish fleet,” was Clark’s message from the South American coast to Washington. His destruction of the Colon gave evidence of the great faith he had in his ship and himself, a faith which may yet build up the racked body now on the St. Paul. Cervera and his son left the Fall River boat this morning to meeta popular ovation. The old adwiral presented a well fed comfortable ap- pearance. Every line of his face | denotes courage. An enthusiastic Read and See What we Keep in Stoe Trustee’s Sale, We keep everything that horse owners need souri, in book 11 d trustee e lying and being of Missouri, Double wagon harness from $10 to $80. single harness, $7.50 to $25; second hand Saddles of all styles and prices, from the cheapest to the harness from $3 to $15 steel fork cow boy and sole leather spring seat saddles blankets, Lap robes, horse dusters and fly nets. Harness oil and soaps full line of mens and boys gloves. Trim buggy tops new and repair old ones. Bring your old harness and saddles and trade for We have the largest retail har ness storein the Southwest and our has ness are all made at home. McFARLAN D BROS. BUTLER, Mo. pew ones. exclamation: “Tam glad to kind to Hobson The admiral retorted: “Hobson isa brave young man, and I admire his courage.” know you were According ‘to a celebrated anat- | \) omist there are peers of 5,000,000 | little glands in the human stemach dessolve or digest the | Indigestion is want of juice} ——Female Pills Kansas bil Times. food. _ roan weakness of glands, need of h ine Frene a . pan = SS ie oe the health of these « ° — Paria cese The Only Metropolitan Free pereonne of the commissioners for|/The best and -<nost natural help ie| : tite atnen Sil : . : Cuba and Porto Rico are highly | thrt given by Shaker Digestive Cor iver Paper in Missouri commended General Grant will |sial. Natural, because it supplies join General Brooke to morrow. | the materials neec y th e glands | and the West to prepare the dig juices. Bo | cause it strengthens aad invigorates | "EY? | the glands and the stomach, until | they are able to do their work alone | Shaker Dig ~The Dreaded — DAILY, $4 A YEAR. ke Consumption CEA WEER TIMES, uO) A TER, ive Cordial cures in digestion certainly and permanently. | S ~ Black FE It does so by natural means, and Civil a t € , Demoeratie, Absol itely and therein lies the secret of its wonder. |, N04! this day con y mihi hog ” Yor tea he ful and unvaried success. i “ t Ba z Ne Dail “pet bee At druggis price 10 cents to| ty = : Cause of Free Silver 406 Platf $1.00 per bottle. Nearly 13M Washington, mill Pensione jt Aug. 18.—Almost 1 draw pensions from the Ucited States government cording to t H. Cla er of pensions, pensioners This brings the There ion persons report of comm the net increase last year is 17, up to 9 the 700. 3,714 were s during the of deaths, 33,691, year on account re and in the prep 12.360 pensions wera discontinued. way to produce # “readeole Altogether there were added to the Ss ier eee we, Meee | umne receive more ing the generous it is quoted by them more than t 100 Hehason fle iz bis American opean laboratories testimos ype | biee te conneentis great cast ra. rom those cured, ia all parte of the | and to keep © to its progress you = Bears the The Kind You Have Amys Bourst | " $< dgiaz enti! too Sakic: Aihiees ia: have The Tim It prints ews—all of # locum, Pi eet, New York, and ‘ ork, om Daily, for o: year, $4.0 Trice-o Week “ Times, one year, 81.00 ail, druggiets refund money mention resdiag in the Botiax Waexirlixzs.I-lyr meen ‘our order now te!The Kansss Civ S irc. ausas City, Meo.