The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 11, 1899, Page 8

o. « The Stewart Mansion to Go, To Cure Disease is to Cure the Blood) GRAPE HARVEST IN PORTUGA GENERAL MERRITT’S To those living New York, April 27.—A. T. Stew-| 1670" eater ri On fneased, Dr Tare | THE PORT GRAPES Cai D TO THE TRI _ i i istri Tutt’s Pill eczema, Bivoa Syra a guaranteed to cure } in malarial districts Tutt's Puls}, mansion at Fifth avenue and |™me¢ See oan te tex males. Sold by Scene at the CHANGE OF HEART. are indispensible, they keepthe Thirty-fourth street, which he built fea ares system in perfect order and are | at a cost of 2 million dollars, may be ¥ torn down. A rumor to that effect His Detroit Speech Thought to) an absolute Cure |r ry among the members of STATE OF MISSOURI.) 4, for sick headache, indigestion, | the Manhattan club, which now oe | 19, the Circuit Court of Bates counts, Missourt | are snaahed tec Indicate an Understand- | jalaria, torpid liver, constipa-|eupies it. No mew occupant has| Missouri st tbe tation ‘nat’ co the as, of -— : x t: f{ Butler in Bates cou te of Mi tionand all bilious diseases. _| been found to take the place of the| city of Butler In Batss con y. detend- Manhattan club when it moves next! ant. ing with Alger. g g Tutt’s Liver Pills} nc the ground is enormously| ,__, “i setion forte sie = — ; : : , | ling near roo pc Then men with Order of Publication. —— t 4 > > Taw knots on their | Rd aN ¢ down oa Tug. "4 i —_ N t th day Nese ae z EO —___—_———— | valuable, but the house is no longer | »y her Sttorney bet Wesley Merritt's speech in Detroit, : , : : : — gfthe cirenit cour ‘ ee figlidd Receatacy Aleer ft HASE F on A MURDERER. | in the fasbionab!e residence district. pales ein igerers ocr etic ne ce eaiecy 2) z When Mr. Stewart built the man- | that the above named defend i i sete oe y is a non-resident of th ae ue Ss Bae es sion he said he intended to to have| Whereupon it is ordered Washington, where for yeara past 9/ John Moore, Conyicted of Killing the finest house in the world. It Sctec chat plata aoe r decided coolness between the Gen- against him in this court by is Children, Escapes. was made of marble and the interior | davit the object and genera! nature of eral and Secretary of War has been * _ is to enforce the lien of the state of Missouri x t ist decorations were the most costly | forthe jfelinquent taxes of ihe year 1s nown to exist. smounting in the aggregate to the sum that could be secured. He bought thirty-six cents, together with , 1 Merritt and Secretary Al- ‘ ‘ i : x Hy egal General M ‘ ey When Finally Run Down. He Fights Like a] oy bg rugs and bric-a-brac from| Smmission_and tees, upon the ger never have been on friendly = nty, Miesouri, t it ; 2 ar the far East and the walls were|°Yottourteen (1) in Hampbrey's addition bh h Li r terms since the Civil War, when the A ~ re ith waluabl Paes to the city of Butler, ani that unless the ssid G ab aAonacdl aictatement (de Hutchinson, Kans, May 5.—The|hung with valuable paintings. He} §tsenaant be and appear at the next term of | ee Al h trial of John Moore ended to-night] has no direct heirs to keep the place. | thigcoutt, to be begun and holden in the city nouncing Secretary Alger, then &/ Jit} a double sensation. area first Tuesday after t Colonel in the regular army, as | The case went to the jury at 6 Shake Into Your Shoes Se * > « oe So) Allen’s Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It h - he end of the t toward. Alger had left his com-|o’clock this ee pas : = sous cares ‘painful, swollen, smarting. a ead If tice botoro th end of the term i turned a verdict of gul. feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns : it mand without leave and was recom-|the jury ret Sena Br and buhions. It’s the greatest comfort dis- | }igmont rendere eq for disuiseal by hie gape of murder in the first degree. Court) covery of the age. Allen’s Foot-Ease makes said petition, and ee ee P adjourned immediately and there | tight or new shoes feel easy. It is 8 certain | estate sold to satisfy 5 = : : i cure for sweating, callous and not, tire 5 ered b lerk afo: nor officere, including General Mer |, 4.4 big demonstration from the feet. ‘Try it to-day. Sold ‘by ‘all jieugeists ie oon gy entree ergs a. : . | and shoe stores. By mail 25 cents in stamps. % = ekl raps matt. crowd, which gave a prolonged ap-| Trial package rere” Address Allen S Oli: pointamenpeidiahen Ga Bates county Mis When the United States obtained | plause. stead, LeRoy, New York. souri, for four weeks sncee seively ; : = tion to be at least thirty day am i Philippi Before the applause died away a nr nih —— ~ ~ — possession of the Philippines,Gener 5 Water Plant is Attached, first day of the next term of said cox aaa Speer’s Port Grape and Burgundy Wines 3 : eomeone handed a letter to Moore's A true cepy from the record it al Merritt was ordered te Manilla as Fort Scott, Kan., April 28 —The| [sear] hess my hand as clerk aforesaid with | are made from the same attorneys. It was froma Dr. E. B coramanding General of the army.| G-ubbs of Blackwell, Ok., and stated | $200,000 water plant of this city, oe ofice in Butler on this the 2ith At that time he was in command of/ that he had attended Moere a few|owned by New York capitalists, was| 4 Cireait Clerk. | ite-preserving W nes of the Ww orld the Department of the East, with| years ago when the latter was suf | seized by Sheriff Wheeler yesterday By W. BR. Tucemax, D. ¢ I : pe of Port z No other wines headquarters at Governor's Island, | fering from epileptic insanity, and evening under an attachment isoned| - ~—- -—— 5 3 ; ow L t 1S ar aged None put in New York. Some weeks before his —— — from — from the state court in a $25,000 ; Order of Publication. e line yea ny Druggists z cers, departure General Merritt requested eat ase me ate ee d ro suit that v broush Cee oreo | aes mer ees a iT acta ts 7 = had not been able to locate this doc-| Gamag« suit that was brought yes ty vi 7 i rex tals and amon the New York newspapers to send|/tor. His letter was sent to the post- terday by Albert Wallen: a plumber |*"} 8. lobe. Then, lical he best t 1 ferment representatives to Governer’s Island] master here to be given to Moore’s| who could ret give a $15 bond for Mera pany, plaintis, 1 Juice is extensively used in New York churches for communiog and to the gentlemen of the press|attorneys, and stated that Dr. costs, but got his caee in court on al 2°" at this day « i j . attorney, and fil t t he expressed himself very freely,| Grubbs had just heard of Moores uauper affidavit) He alia ace tat defend. ee aes : ; sroug ida ges that] *SS0: . m= A trouble through the newspapers. for an attachment ng : “WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES. eriticizing the policy of the adminis- This letter caueed something of a|the svp-rintendent of the water | /or #4 atta ; tration in general, and the conduct) revulsion of feeling among thcse| plant I licklisted him by refusing to | of te state of Misco 2s ; GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF ed by the of Secretary Alger in particular. In| who heard what was going or. permit sny boss plumber who em- defendant ied atts a i if has commence¢ F i . eftect, General Merritt stated that CROWD JOINS IN CHASE ployed hii 10 work ou the walar| seamen 1s thle one : t he would not go tothe Philippines] After the verdict, Moore's attor- pipes. The cflicsrs are in custody ARE ea Che re eevee ee i i an account amo nt 7 with 6,000 men, as proposed by the | ney asked him as he bade him good- of the plant and operatiog it. Thej|Sevent Secretary of War, and that unless — yore bes eagle con vany iust sive SEU 000 Reece ne t, and that ee, Me = SS ae e : é that unless the Ibert would be foolhandy for bin ee wat fite’ was all that Meore said. ‘Then | Fecover it, se hele ~ <u or dim to un) his indifference, which had been his Gace NEG: i o “13th USE iT nae V We Will Give You a $4 V i dertake the misssion to which he| chief characteristic, left him and he | r+ poe fends I Giv Se ne eee ue = petere thet bad been assigned cried piteously. No sooner had | friends. Wedon’t want you to sell them : anything e watch is made by a well- | of sa pl eti = i a ship you ¢ of one Wig is Arm Sewing ™ | This interview provided a heated | Moore been taken from the court | known American firm, in two sizes, children’s . e and adults’ nickel or gold plated huntin j i room thau he made a dash for liber-| Mn lly guaranteed, Gein o conerner | : ; soe. pon (our ‘a aprsas a controversy and General Merritt : = 2 z ty. Several shots were fired after | partic ulars. Overland, 34 Park Row, New| bi : “ : — : was threatened with trial by ecurt- him by the sheriff, none of them tak- ork City. Bs Times, 3 a Pris ; q TAKE THE MACHINE HOME Ano TRY IT Mi 20 Gave martial. He escaped because of the ing effect. The whole erowd joined Take Out the Wrong Eye. good nature of the newspaper men|in the chase, creating a wild scene Montreal, April 97 a permitting his disavowal of an | Moore ran several blocks to the home — ae 6 ae art then 20. y authorized interview to pass unchal- of his father inlaw, M. W Franklin, | © palates: aes es a ort where he entered the house and | ld, lost ihe sight one eye, the blade iso, lenged, and subsequently ne took fought like a wild animal at bay of a penknife having been accident- ee of the aie in rat FE aed - The report was spread thata mob/ally ran into it. Dr. Alexander pines, obtaining such a force as he|had taken Moore from the sheriff Proudfoot attended hi R tl Soe ae Sore had contended for in his published |and half of the town was roused dy ee a pesca rene or nae ne (ss | Tosca ae alias: MONTGOMERY WARD 4&CO., miohigns Aes. ,& Madison St., Chicago, interview. Moore was captured after a short In the circuit court, February term, 1+ struggle and was taken again to the|0f the u-eless eye as the only means arvana olen calncterorien Just what has happened to change jail. of preserving the other intact. This| or Bates ‘coun General Merritt's estimate of Secre- Moore killed his five children here | was agreed to and the delicate task sete paertm tas actiaaueut tenon M FARLAND BROS tary Alger is a matter of conjecture, }on the moraing of March 20. After Now at this day comes the i 2 ° : @ 1 3 was ertrusted to Dr. Proudfoot, who bhton the face of the Detroit speech |crushing their skulls and cutting er eee oe Dies er on you / ir es BY oe x lof Lading. ‘When mac Seven years “i i , Cir r eames te a don't hikeit, return ! i ier ae Teer 2 Hi Order of Publication ‘Send 35 cents for our 1000-page catal ists everything ui is assistant oculist and aurist of the| davit.alleging among othert he bas certainly experienced ajtheir throats he burned the house : : emma J MckKenz ¢ 2 : z ; | general hospital. The operation tock | the state of Missour: e t here ehenge of heart. In this connection | °V®™ them. A post mortem exami ue Es ; Pp by the court that said defendant be no- it i 1k Gn ow : natien was held and the evidenca of | place at the family residence, and at | tiied by publication that plaintif® has com 1s n : , - : ™ ced aecnit against Yr in this court by ecramon: tn Sean ashington | Foy) play detected. The coroner’s|its core!usion it was found that a| pettion and afidavit the Object and gen q 4 3 5 nature of which isto enforce the lien’ of the that General Merritt and Secretary jury cnarged Moore with tbe mur-|terrible mistake bad been made--the | state of Miseouri torthe delinquent taxes cf é Alger have reached an understand-|der. His defense was made on the healthy eye had been removed. On| the Feet !s%. amounting in the aggregate to| Sing’s Leather Tree Saddle the tum of $1.00, together with interest, co! yi ic insanity. N : meuaiaat 7 sep ene * i ing. ground of epileptic insanity. No recovery from the “effects of “ihe|cogrctron oes ne Rollomiog de- | a path South Side Square ze witnesses burt Moore and his wife scribed real estate situated in Bates county, According to the terms of agree. could be found to prove that he wag | auesthetic the patient found bimeelf | yee oP sib or the north halfot the south | ; Ea, ‘ Butl Ba ment as discussed in army circles ST £ utier oO. z x eee rai: M east quarter of the northeast quarter of subject to epileptic fite, and Moore’s | bliad tion nine (9) of township forty-one (il here. the secretary of War has|actions immediately after the trage- Tange thirty-three and that unless the Drink Graip-O said defendant, Emma J McKenzie be and a: pledged himself to put forth his|dy argued that he was in possession J pear at the next June term of this court to t 4 : a tead and See What we Keep in Bee best efforts to remove General Miles|Of his reason at the time. The | After you have concluded that you ought not | bezun and holden ia the city of Butler, Bates : : “4 def. a ard fone eat an drink ee itis not medicine but doctors “ pep on a firet Tuesday after = Z J from bis position as Commanding | CCiense made @ hard hight, ee a Bir irae pagent ee} {2° = WF We keep everything that horse owners need a jg {8nd appetizing itis made from pure grains | before the third day thereof (if the term shall state's case was too strong. It is} inahas that rich seal brown color aad taetes | solong continue, ifnot then before the ent of General of the any and to bring possible, though, that the testimony | !ike the tinest grates of coffee and costs about | the term) anil plead to said petition according 7 y 4 x Double wagon harness from $10 to $30 about the appointment of General hich re a 5 aD I2asmuch. Children like it and thrive on | to law, the same will t , taken as confessed P 6 which could have been given by Dr. | it because it isa genuine food drink contain-|8nd judgment rendered according to the eA : on rk y band Merritt as bis successor. General} Grubbs might have made a differ- | i= nothing but nour! nment. artek. ots oe ee ce pega d the above deserib- BE ; single harness, $7.50 to $25; second 3 : : i er for Grain-O, the new food drink.” 15 ed real estate sold to satiety the same park ; Miles it is expected, will shortly | ence in the result of the trial had he eres And itis further ordered by the clerk sfore- harness from $8 to $15. Saddles am % { Fo e' . be publich in th been located in time. | Good tor Office Holders, » Pset fie winch a sail sr [ae Jefferson City, April 27.—Repre- | Printed and publish : + Mis- S ae gae| styles and prices, from the cheapest tothe dent, at which bis fate will be set-| W. taxon long Story Short, scare paeeaiane ailcare te t'betore the priog e a long Story Sho sentative See of Montgomery county | eens on i pe Bt leas ab en pipers steel fork cow boy and sole leather # tled It is said that the President i mill approach (General MileaGs garrh case mate. Shad, te sol—No. Cure oe a ~ aa wes —— yes- nae “K trae cops om the cord eet. | Z seat saddles. Lap robes, horse blankets patronizing spirit and offer to con- the Read ty te Tate fs ila to cure you it wil | er: ay) amg about as much hes a : ny as = rte “Ar | dusters and fly nets. Harness oil and soaps done his alleged offenses. The re- : _ SL Penn. Ape a sap dps Bes aueeaae ete ; it Clerk. | 4 full line machine oils end axel grease, bis. & its length offered in this legisla - - — + 2 buggy tops new and repair old ones. Bring sult of such a policy would, it is be- <i york | P y s Killed His Working Companion ture. The bill in full ie: | state oF missover, sie olka hasiees ied aaddieene 0 fet lieved, call forth a protest’ from } = : os ss. z Dallas, Tex., May 4—John Little} «tp, length of the term of office|,,.¢ ee aS > al ee cew ones. We have the largest retail bat General Miles, equivalent to a decla- was hanged at noon to day by Sheriff} | of every county cfticer shall be for| of Missouri at th i 1 to ‘| 2 t the Southwest «samme p - €88 store in e sou wer ot ration that his resignation could be Pp r of atten of Hunt county, at Green- | ; : £ eee : i the period of four years, except} 7 . A . vs ed had for the asking, and this way ac ville. Little murdered George| teers pee i 3 pt) detent nees are all made at home. One bande cording to the gossip, General Miles and coroner, and} t i | aud thirty sets on hand. Come, inepect and ? Stonesipher last fall while the two} i Soi Now et th See] 7 | }suck cflicer shall be insliigible to} sats y et our “99 v surprise you. will ai eo nantes were picking cotton ona Hunt Co é oe Prices: We ws) eva | 9 her orney and files her petition and di : cs eo ~ : old any county ¢ftice, either by | ber things that devesd- No ter construction can ©i plantation. Little committed the! ; ‘i 2 A ie ot We Waeeicot een placed upon the conduct of sched | crime in order to rob the victim of a Seg cr sean meets the | on we ; McFAR AND BROS. Merritt and certain happenings re. | | period of four years after the expira | P! 3 ommenced L PE |considerable amount of money he} tion ef his term of office re of Which i b i i ’ z U0 ZL ER, MO. lating to the army beef investigation. had saved from his wages. Little| SAT acta ar cakinioF ects Ge : | Gasca Miles evidently has a rocky | game to Texas from Nebraske, four} | c 5 oat ? j}sistent with the above seetion are road before him, and as he isa man} years age; Stonesipher came from| tit, it is not unlikely that his! near Hannibal, Mo., early in 1898 eres ceecren resignation will be placed at the dis 2 ———— j ov ng ir neth ; 25) township posalofthe President should the} It y< ehil t pale cheeks, | 5 ya nervy < Daent, 4 fs at toeirco plan take the turn that has been in-|* : aa dicated. have an interview with the Presi- teenth « ae = : ; = 5 ~_| fore the third da : t i re | : : 3 ali go long ¢ fore the la Rubber Goods Men Combi ne- ee sa i put x 1 tothe petition in sald cause New York, May 4—The final or positive worm dettroy-| Buffalo, N. ¥., May £—Deeds fer | fiu.ngsaken at confesse?! and. Ju And it ie far that scopy hereof| _ ganization of the Rubber Goods|°™ ! ; the transfer of the Urban milling | AR ieee . ylaw. in ine Bet Manufacturing company has been, Wichita, Kan., May 4. -—Culligon, | isterests in this city to the recently anes ery aig oe Notice of Final Settlement. completed, and directors el for four weeks su > s Netice is hereby giten t editors Pp ected. | boom town io Pratt county, Kansas, | organized United States Flour Mill- paceertlion agp: leas: | all others interested in Ting topeg Elizaberk The authorized capital of the com-|paid all indebtedness to-day and|ipg company have been filed in = ee ea pee ‘tmtend t9 Taakes Auton : ‘ ‘ , ‘intend to make s pany is $25,000,000. of 7 per cent/| madea bonfire of the canceled bonds. | county clerk’s offiee, the considera- eee oa eme { the next term of eurmulation preferred stock, and $25-| The taxpayers raised the dicated by the jseat] bess my hand. end seal of the ‘Cir- | county, state of Miseourt, to be held an Benes pay: cash and/|tien indicate y war revenue - cuit Court of s county, this sth | on thesth day ef May, iss "17 St Butler 900,000 of common stock. bought up the bonds. — being $350,000. day of April, 1399. . THURMAN, ‘D. ¥. BROWN, mat Cireuit Clerk. 21 4¢ Administrator.