The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 20, 1898, Page 6

i 4 Missour: Pacific Railway Time Table MID-ROADERS DEFEATED. at Butler Station. xD, Supreme Court Refuses Their Application INTEBS' No, 349 Depart ....- Ro. 350 Arrive. A.M Bees Cece eee PM. tor a Mandamus. ee ee goles decks me Jefferson City, Mo., Oct. 13.—In Re: % OT eae eta 2M: | the state supreme court to-day J. R. Ro. 311 Local Freight... ‘26 i: | Edwards of this city, as attorney a ATE: DIVISION. 7-00 Z vo 11:68 al Mi, B.C. Vaxpenvoorr, Agent. for the middle-of the road populist+ filed a reply to the return of Attor ney General Crow to the mandamu- proceedings brought by the “road ers” to compel Secretary of State Lesueur te place their ticket on the KC. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table Arrival and departure of trains st Worland. NORTH BOUND ly except Sanday 12 5 ° B No 10:60 p. m. No 1 Exprei 12:27 p. m. . No. 9 Freight, éxcept Sanday. 1230p. m. | Official ballot. : pat ee aoe es 2g aig care The motion was in the general na SOUTH BOUND. No. 2 Exprese daily - 2 f a demurrer to the pleadings. No 6 6 Freight daily except Sunday sa fecre ee Pp bd No pm /It was taken up and overruled by No fo Freight, daily expect Sunday, 12:30 p.m, : ‘ : Ne 4 Port Arthur Express, daily,.. 9°01 p. ™. | the court im banc. All of the judye Remember this isthe popular short line be- tween Kansas y, Mo.. and Pitteburg, Kan. Joplin, Mo , Neosho, Mo., Sulphur Springs, Ark , Siloam Springs, Ark., ani the direct youte from the south ‘to St Louis, Chicago, and points north and northeast and to Denver, Ogden, San Francisco, Portland and pointe West and northwest. No expense has been spared to make the passenger equipment of this line second to none in the west. ‘Travel via the new line H.C Orr. Gen’! Pass. Agt., Kansas City, Mo but Brace and Robinson concurred in the ruling. Judge Marshall, b- ing @ candidate, did not sit in th case. The court then appointed Edgar P. Mann of Greenfield, Dade county as commissioner to take evidence as to whether or not the middle of the road state ticket was nominated by ceuvention. the commis must be CASTORIA. Reaeniie * Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of NEGRO RACE DYING OUT. a regularly constituted The court instruc sioner that the testimony taken and completed by Oct. 19, and must be submitted on Oct. 20 Commissioner Mann will commenc: n the taking of testimony in St Louis ted r Advises Colored People to Emigrate to Africa Washington Dispatch in the MW. Y. § Bishop T Bishop Henry M Turner of {on Saturduy morning at the offica of Georgia is an enthusiast en the sub | Judge Johu M. Wood in the Laclede A | j-ct of negro emigration—a moye- building. nent with which he has been closel eae ae ea Lisle Try Allen’a Foot Ease, identified fer several years. Event A powder to bethaken into the shoes. At : “a ¥ aes this season your feet feel ewollen, nervous ually, he thinks, the discussion will | sig hot. and get easily tired It you have noe smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen’s Foot being about a grand exodus of | Meir ti; cools thetect, sud taken wolknce ensy Cures swollen and sweating feet, blis- negroes to Africa. It is emigration or extermination, in his opinion. He ters and callous spots. Relieves corus and bunions of all pain and gives rest and com- fort. Prot it to-day. Sold by all Druggists ako Guy i eae and Shoe Stores sample sent FREE said to-day in an interview Address Allen S. OlmStead, Le Roy, N.Y. “Africa is the negro’a tatherland, and the sooner he goes there the better forhim Statistics show that the negro race is dying out, and it certainly ia not growing healthier wealthier, happier, wiser or avything else which goes to make life wortb Africa proffers the greatest possibilities on earth for the negr t» emigrate to, that is, if he hae any ifea of being anything this side of the day of general giving. Even nature is invoking the negro FANNY KEMBLE’S DRIVER. She Paid His Extraordinary Charge and Continued to Employ Him. Chicago Tribune A story is told of Fanny Kenable, whose favorite summer resort was Lenox, that on her firat season there she living pleyed a salf respecting vil leger, who had a comfertable turn out, to drive her about it to be his duty acceunt He, feeling to make the drive to return to his God-given home.|as entertainmy as possible, began to The trade winds which once blew|call her attention to the beauty of from 300 to 490 miles out at eex|the sesnery—which she wished to from the west coast of Africa have{enjoy undisturbed—and to tell her mysteriously changed their course] who liyed in certain houses they and are now fanning the sbores,| passed along, ntil finally Mrs moderating the equatorial climate,| Kemble, being unable to stand it diminishing the heat and humidity and driving away the death dealing fevers and malaria. I belieye thie is the work of God preparing Africa for the reception of her children who are suffering in this country} and who must return sooner or later. If I had $5,000,000 I would invest every cent in ships, and would that every negre who wished to go! to Africa got there. Now, some of | my people wantto know why Id> not goto Africa and stay there I any longer, said, in the hig tragedy to u to drive for me, manner somewhat peculiar hei: “I buve engaged j sir, xod not to talk.” The driver ceased talking, up bis lips, and in all quent drives his only auch as dress pursed their subse remarks were he found necessary to ad tc his horses. At the end of the season he handed in his bill for the summer see services Running her eye dewa its awkward columns, she paused at an item she didn’t under believe Tam needed here, but the | stand very moment that I can get 50.000 “What is sir I cannot com- or 100,000 negroes to go with ms I | prehend it.” am off like a quarter horae, and I With equal gravity he replied: will think it the best day’s work ever accomplished.” when I do I charge.” “Has the African She paid her bill movement met with the approval of | ment, and eontinued to employ the a majority of the race?” jsame driver during many summers “No, indeed; but on the contrary, | she spent there. : a lot ef ignorant negroas have op posed it its They p about Africa and many which they are in The thoughtful he wi “Saes, $5. I don’t often take it, but emigration without com | Everybody s ys So. 1 the mo: avery oft e age, ple taste, from te very inception sickness of things of! ty dense ignorance. | and intelligent of | ite race indorse the tion policy, and it will yet untold ble wonder- the other emigra- prove a Washington, Oct. je is con ef re from be mustered ou success and of the negro race.” quests asking ating that the t war has cl! ; lers Buc key 2 mss 2 home T er Sis the excuse made b cials say that the war over until the treaty of | fied by the United S | that the soldier further granted | disabil ;cases x Lee Prepares to Go to Cuba. Washington, D. C., Oct. 7.—Major General Fitzhugh Lee received an! order from the war department te- | day directing him to move his com-| mand from Jacksenville, Fla, to Savannah, Ga, and get it in readi ness to embark for Havana the last may be needed for duty. No discharges wil t for s excep ekness ity, and the requsts in these bad dS be roved by the Colonels an high i of this month. General Lee leaves}. 2 [ aenee jceminan ding to-night for Savannah to make pre.| C™CeTS liminary arrangements to carry bi | See a lot of P. orders into effect. method ¢ {mashing © and mak- The tr |p prompt Cream Verm- : For the W f = z or the Weak a Ag ifuge can tore yenr id H The best thing for weakl. nd Aged, to health, Itisa a tonic as well'asa worm | valids is Speers Port Grape Wisse pnd, 2 desiroyer. Every bottle guaranteed to | fundv and laret Wines are used at Gus oa ee a ee the best society people in ing worms. bri is Washingten. Tucker. New York =| to] wish to go} nearly ali those now seeking dis jcberge. The War Department offi-| not be} Peace is rati-| ed States Senate and | be| and j°% Young Girls | Fading Away. Symptoms that seem like consumption; a lack of blood; friends feared one girl would fall dead on the street; suggestion. Many girls of sixteen years seem to ao pellet ie although they have it heir anxious parents and friends watch them slowly fade away. A death-like pallor, transparent com- plexion and listlessness are signs of this condition. The body lacks blood. Mrs. John Tansey knows the meaning of these symptoms, and the cure. She lives at 130 Baker Street, Detroit, Piich. Her advice to mothers has been of great value to her neighbors. She teils the story to help others who are at a distance. She said: “When my daughter was sixteen years old she began to waste away. “Had I not knowa there was no taint of consumption in the family I would have believed her lungs were affected. “She grew thinner and thinner every da She lacked only the hacking all the outward signs of consumpiio... “Our doctor called the disease by an odd name, which I learned rx pi weak blood. “No treatment seemed todo herany good. “She was fading away before our eyes. “T was induced to try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People, and the change they made was almost magical. “Before she had taken half a box there was a great improvement in her looks, ap- petite and weight. restored to health by a Sé zvoman's “She gained strength rapidly. Soon she | ‘was in perfect health. “Since then I have kept Dr. Williams’ | Pink Pills for Pale People in the house al- | | | ways and have done much good with them. | One example | “There is a young girl friend cf my | ed almost transparent. | and very thin. We were id fall dead in the street | daughter who se “She was wh CASTORNRITA. Roaretis The Kind You Have Always Bought ATE SPIDERS. A Murderess’ Queer Way of Committing Suicide. Des Moines, Ia., Oct. 12.—Cora McCamley, known also us Cora Smit», confessed poisoner of her atepfather, has removed berself, a'so by poison, from the reach of huwan law. When the woman killed her step father did poison iu his drinkiog water. Wh vhe killed berse!f she did so by cating nearly a dozen poison she so by placing rat ous spiders The woman was serving a sen tence in the Anamosa, Ia, State prizon The court of the prisor where the female prisoners are al lowed to take their exercise is aur- rounded by high sto.e walls. Here the spiders come from tbe crevices in the rocks to bask iu the sunshine {Cora captured placed them in her handkerchief and hid them in a paper bag in her ceil When she had accumulated enougt she began to eat them A large number of spiders were foucd in th bag by the side of her cot after her Jeatb. A post mortsm examination revealed the cause of death Educate Your Boweils With Crs carets. cure constipation forever , druggists refund money Oct them, one at Candy Cathartic, l0c 1fC.C C. fai Richmend, Va, Lee was a little better, but her con dition was prenouuced very serious. Gen. Lee arrived from Savannah last night and visited his wife at St. Luke's Home CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ZA Tit. Signatur T Sale in Partit on. der and s and state of mi and best bidder for described real in the county of | 20 chains, the place of beginnin; | corner of the nor t quarter of the south- east quarter of sestion fifteen (5), township forty (4%), range twenty-nine (29) ‘containing about 8 acres. Said real estate will be sold as aforesaid subject to the interest of Ellen Ensley 8s stated im the decree and — of sale. E, C. MUDD, ast Sherif of Bates County, Me, a time, 13.—At a} late hour last night Mrs. Fitzhugh | SHERIFF'S SALE | of an exer n fo the clerk return: j court, t , and again a McBrid Railey, I have levied and se | right title, interest and Bertha Meliride Kittie to the following described 1 in Ba! punty, Miss Lots three in the eity o sell the sam quired at pul fer cash, to sat sty eaid exec 45-40 Sherif of Bates Count Order of Publication STATE OF MISSOURI) County of Bates, - penctor tat s ¢ Missour aty, yi state of ™ se if, vs. HG Meliravy and iy fendants Civil Now at her attor the cireuit a a ford qu RPP PPR IED PESTO BU RA f P.J. TYGARD, HON. J. B. NEWBEBRY, J.C.CLARK, President. Vice-Pres't. Cashier | THE BATES COUNTY BANK, BUTLER, MO. Successor te BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. Estastisuxp Dac., 1870. $75,000. A General Banking Business Transacted§ Sx DT VUArsi ol, TH -3- Bates County Investment Co,, BUTLER, MO.: BS0,0COOo. at low rates. Abstracts of Capital = = Money to loan on real estate, title to all lands and town lots in Bates county. Choice ies always on hand and forsale. Abstracts of title furnished, titles examined and all kinds of real estate papers drawn- Tre POA OILY OPO OPI ODO OO eno DDL Hon. J. B. Newnxrny, J.C. Crarx, Vice-President. Seo’y. & Treas, S. F. Wannock, Notary F.J Jeo. € Abstractor. Hayes RARARA ° But er Academy will Open the Next year, Sept. 5th, '9 SNTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. ee eee eee 4 5 ARTHUR BORRON, Normal D Missouri! University, Michigan rs County Sche es Co,, Mo COURSES. 5 Prepsr x Shortband, Instrumental Music, $ y Collegiate Book keeping, Vocal Music, § University, Type Writing Elocution, ? Teachers Normal, Business, Art. Four terms 10 weeks each. A skilled Faculty of Ten Specialists. 50 to $1 for E. A. LUDWIG, Butler, Mo Tuition § » home 0 per Ter m girls with the Principal. McFARLAND BROS. ~ Harness and Saddelrv, Fink's Leuther Treo Saddle South Side Square Butler Mo. 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