The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 3, 1899, Page 4

eee Sane wentincecaiicasannaven itiennavanemnsonesn aber nome a cass ernn™ abit etic seco betetspcnatipe StaNes Se sahegagi BUTLER WEEKLY “TIMES J. D. ALLEN, Epitor. j- D. AtLen & Co., Proprietors. ‘FERMS OF SUB CRIPTION: The Weext.y Times, published eyery Thursday, will be sent to any address | Governor Pingree, and denouncing; one year, postage paid, for $1.00. —————— Ss | Henry Watterson says the demo- erats will carry Kentucky by a} rousing majority. Secretary Alger relinquished his sontrol of the war department Mon-) day and his successor, Mr. Elibu) Root, took hold Twelve hundred men in the mining district at Joplin, owing to the aban- donment of the night shifte in the mines, are idle. Gov. tephens gave the Kansas City convention committee $200. | The governors pocketbook is always | open to a laudable enterprise. The employees of the Mountain Tenn., have gone on a strike for higher wages and shorter hours. Those “Kentucky democrats who helped defeat Bryan and assisted in the election of Bradley have again | we dropped all told 204 men,” said | the Captain. joined the republicans to defeat Goebel. Col. W. J. Bryan has consented to deliver an address to the people at Des Moines, Iowa, August 13th, on the eve of the democratic state) sonvention. The selection of anew Secretary o? War by the President is approved | by Mr. Root, who is of the opinion} that a better selection could not have been made. If we are right in our quotation the good book says there will be wars and rumors of war, and from the present outlook the prophecy is; being fulfilled to the letter. The American Glass Co, has an- nouneed a five per cent raise in glass August Ist. The trusts are aiming to get io their work before the cam- paign of 1908 is on. Kansas City has about raised the $50,000 which her citizens started dut to raise to secure the national democratic convention. Now, if the convention is secured it will bea big advertisement for that city * James Garrington was hanged in fort Wortb, Texae, Friday for rob bing the Santa Fe train near that sity some time ago and killing the engineer and fireman. Governor! Sayers, when appealed to for clem ency, declined to interfere. A strong blockade around the} island of Luzon has been decided | upon for the purpose of cutting of Aginaldo’s supplies ofjwar material. If this had been done in the start the war might have been ended sev eral months ago. | The St. Louis Republic says the wholesale dry goods merchants of | that city have reeeived notice of an- other advance of a quarter of a cent a yard iu the price of cotton bleach-, ad goods and also of a heavy advance woolen goods of different kinds. | A dispatch from Minneapolis, says that lumber will advance 50 cents straight, beginning Monday, this being the fifth marked adyance in price this year. If this trust and high tariff business is sustained much longer the people will have to go back to the good old days of the log cabin and clapboard. The McCormick Harvesting Co, | an un American policy and un-Amer is erecting in Oricago one of the }as much reugh work in the war as City Stove works, at Chattanooga, | jand the death roll from gun shot | wounds, accidents and disease was ;to the Constitution of the United | government.” The republican party, high standing. Dr. Preetorius’s charges and criticisms are honestly The critieismas of the newspapers & Gen. Alger’s incempetency had | little weight with the President, and | he held on to him through thick and _|thin. Then the General made the) | mistake of wanting to become a U. |S. senator and shaking hands with itrusts. Then the President politely told him to walk the plank. eee The United States transport Han cock, having on beard the Nebraska regiment and two batteries ef the Utah artillery arrived at Sam Fran cisco from the Philippines Sunday. | | The men on the Hancock numbered | 1,136. Only ene man died on the ship after leaving Manila Among the officers of the Nebraska regiment |}who were severely woundei are | Captain Holliagsworth and Lieut. Wadsworth. Only one man out of |the regiment re enlisted at Manila and twenty-five remained in the | Philippines to engage in business. Col. Mulford said the regiment had any regiment, volunteer or regular, sixty-two. “Including the sick men and wounded who are recovering, It is refreshing to read in the Westliche Post the frank and able criticisms of the administration’s course whieh Editor Preeterius, a republican, feels impelled to voice in the interests of eenstitutional liberty. In a recent editerial Dr. Preetorius takes as his text the first amendment States, providing for the free exer- cise of religious liberty and prohibit- ing any abridgment of the freedom of speech er the press, and strongly arraigns President McKinley for the news censorship established in the Philippines—a practiee which, “though it has always been one of the ordinary agencies of Spanish despotism, has never,” says the Wastliche Post, “been known in the U.S, or practiced by any President until Mr. McKinley assumed to carry out in the name of the United States te methods of Weyler, which the Spavish war was fought to over throw.” * Warning the President that the plea of “military necessity” will not serve to gain the consent ef the American people to this dangerous encroachment upen the liberty of the press, Dr. Preetorius in another editorial assaila the administration for attempting “to unload on Alger the disgrace of the methods used in attempting to carry out the essential disgrace, the everlasting infamy of the treasen to the American institu tions invelved in the attempt to |} make Spanish imperialism and Brit- ish colonialiam principles of our Dr. Preetorius charges, is being ask ed by McKinley “to reverse itself Ingersoll took place Thursday of last week. The ashes were placed | isa non-resident of the state of in a bronze urn and taken baek by the family to the scene of his death. Mrs. Ingersoll bore the ordeal much AMERICA’S NEXT WAR. Dewey ts Queted as Saying That it Will be With the German Empire. | Mew York, July 29.—The New from Trieste, Austria, this morning in which Admiral Dewey is quoted as saying :“Our next war will be with Germany.” The dispateh fol- | Trieste, Austria, July 25.—I bad la conversation with Admiral Dewey on beard the Olympia yesterday. In | reply to a remark suggesting that Germany had intended to interfere |York Herald prints a cablegram | | lows: | at Manila the admiral said: “Yes, Prince Henry of Prussia is} a man of the type of his brother, | the German emperer.” | “And Admiral von Diedrich?” I | asked. | “He was relieved from Manila in | accordance with am arrangement of | long standing, and because his time wasup, and not as a concession made in friendliness to the Ameri- can goyernment. “Germany's policy is to prevent other powers from obtaining what she cannot acquire herself.” After he had speken of Samoa as an evidence of the German policy, the admiral said: “We need a large and thoroughly equipped navy that can cope with apy other power on earth. England is our natural ally at this time, and differences such as those about the Venezuelan border and the fisheries question should not interfere with the friendly un- derstanding existing between the two nations The next war will be with Ger- many.” DEWEY REFUSES TO CONFIRM IT. Trieste, July 30.—Admiral Dewey, when seen by a representative of the Associated press today regarding the repcrt of an interview published in a New York paper, in the course of which the admiral is reported as saying, “Our next war will be with Germany,” said: “I long ago gave up denying or affirming newspaper reports.” { Admiral Dewey remained on board | mander of the cruiser, and afterward receiving “United States Consul Hossfeld. better than was expected. Miss Ingersoll, however, fainted twiee. il Are your nerves weak? Can’t you sleep well? Pain Ve your back? Lack energy? and yo into history as binding shackles on slaves purchased of Spain in lots of five million,” a policy which, if consented to, will result in the hopeless disorganization of the republican party. It will not be possible for admin istration organs to dispose of these criticisms as utterances voiced for partisan effeet by opponents of re- publicanism. The Westliche Post is a republican newspaper and its directing head is a republican ef advanced. They are protests against ican practices, and the honesty and Jargest single twine mills in the gountry. The structure, whieh | command for them that attention covers a block of ground is expected to be finished and in operation by | cans.—St. Louis Republic November Ist. The building will cost $300.000 andthe mills will give employment to several thousand men. Judge Gibson, of Kansas City, refused naturalization papers to a man who did not know whether this | Government was a republic or mon- archy, and could not give the name of the President of the United States. There are lots of foreigners holding citizenship who are just about as ignorant. An American {ten of this city, an engineer, was | cut until the vertebra alone held the | fearlessness of their utterance will which they deserve from all Ameri It Looks Like a Murder. Webb City, Mo., July 30.—At an early hour this merning John Thorn- feund dead in his engiue room at the McKinley mine on the Connor tract in south Carterville. His throat was! head to the body. His wife, from whom he was separated, is said te have stated that he had considerable | money with him when he went to; work. The coroner and prosecuting citizen has to reside in this country attorney are kelding an inquest be.| 21 years before he is entitled to hind closed doors whieh i is contrary | vote, and the same rule should be to all custom here and for which | applied te the loreigner. i they are being censured. | Boils or pimples? eer | I ; EMULSION I I | i the Olympia to-day, taking inaeh | with Captain Lamberton, the com-| Iv the Circuit Court of Beiee county, Missouri corner of the sopthwest qu east quarter, ronning then thence north 24) links, thence east 100 link thence south ning, and t ant be and appear at the next term of this court, to be begun and holden in the eity thereof, ifthe term shall so long continue, and if not then before the end of the term, an- swer or plead to said petition according to law, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment rendere according to the prayer of ag poor? Digestion said petition, and the above described real iret Tu Notice to Property Owners. By the ordinance of the city of | Butler property owners are required | to keep weeds cut on and about their | in premises | that ordinance will be enforced. Please act without further notice You are hereby n By order of Mayor. Sy | That Coma: Hangs On You have used all sorts of cough reme- dies but it does no yield; it is too deep | | seated. It may wea itself out in time, but it is more liable to ; produce la grippe, pneumonia or a seri ous throat affection. You need something that will give you strength and build up the body SCOTT’S a 0 amen 4 1 {ointment 11) mm 44 em 444 sm 444 se 49m 444 se 4 sm #4 will do this when everything else fails. There is no doubt about it. It nourishes, strengthens, builds up and makes the body streng and health not only to throw off this hard cough, but to fortify the system against further attacks. If you are run down or emaciated you should certainly take this f Homrishieeg food enigma Order of Publication. £ OF MISSOURI,? ,, County of Bates. Jane term, 1599, The state of Missuri at the relation and to the use of TS Evilsizer. col- lector of the revenue of the city of Butler in Bates county, state of Missouri, pla'ntif, vs W Stayton, defendant. Civil action for delinquent taxes. Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein ; by her attorney before the cireuit court of The cremation of the body of Ool.| Biics county, state of Miseoarin and ales her -petition’ stating among other things that the above named defendant W i Whereupon it is ordered by the court that said defen cation that plaintiff has commence against him in this court by petition the object and general nature’ of ich is to enforce the lien of the state of Missouri forthe delinquent taxes of the year 1806, amounting in the aggregate to the sum ant be notified by publi- 1 a suit $9.37 together with interest, costs, commission and fees, upon the following described tracts of lard situated in Bates county, Missouri, to-wit Beginning 400 links w: rter of the north- e west 100 links 0 links to point of begin- unless the said defend- Bates county, Missouri, on the ay after the second Monday in Nov estate sold to satisfy the same And it is further ordered by theZcourt a are sure signs of that as copy hereef be published in the poisoning. Butter WEEKLY Time, a weekly newspaper From what poisons? printed and published in Bates ceunty Mis- soari, for four weeks succes: vely, the iset From poisons that are al- insertion to be at least fifteen days before the ways found in constipated first day of the next term of sald comrt bowels. If the contents of the Atrcue cepyfrom the record Wit- {sat} ness my hand as clerk aforesaid with the sesi of said court herennte affix- bowels are not removed from ed. Done at office in Butier on this the 24th the body each day, as nature day of July, lew. J. P THURMAN, y 3-45 Cireait Clerk intended, these poisonous substances are sure to be absorbed into the blood, al- ways causing suffering and Order of Publication frequently causing severe STATE OE MISSOURI, ? 4, disease. There is a common sense cure. They daily insure an easy and natural movement of the bowels. You will find thatthe use of — th the pills will parila recovery. It cleanses the blood from all impurities and is a great tonic to the nerves. — the Doctor. n d States. just how you are suffering. Will receive the best medical advice | without cost. Addre ne i DR. J. 6. AYER. | Lowell, | torney before the ci in thi Stating among other _ es, that the above named defendants, ( M : Avery, are not residents of the state of the lien of t quent tax County of Bates, In the Circuit Court of Bates County ssouri June term, 1399. The sta: the relation and to the use of A I officio collector of the revenue of Bates county M Peck, A L Kellog, y G Worthern, Bates ( y corpo- ration, and A C Civilaction for delinquent taxes. Now at this day comes the piaintif by her at- t court of Bates Cou state of Missouri, and files her petitic k, A L Kellogg, A Mayes, Charles c. Worthern and A. Whereupon it is is ordered by the court he said defendants be not! and ge and if not, t said pet be taken as d ace pext term of A true copy from the ree my hand as clerk afore the 1 of said court hereunto affixe office in Butler on this the 24t P. THURMA. Order of Publication. ed Order of Publication. petiti Kellog ur in is to enforce th for the delinquent taxes amounting in the aggrega’ ssouri, on the nd Monday in Noveml all 80 long conti i shed in the newspap: Mis cast fifteen da tday of the next true copy of the record vd as clerk aforesaid court hereunto Order of Publication STATE OF MISSOURI,? County of Bates it Court of Ita In the Circuit Court, ifi'at the Felation and to the eXx-ofticio collect pty, plaintim Wiiliam A Mar- ation and to the 1 Civil action for delinquent taxes, Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by her attorney before the circuit court of Bates the state of S on for delingue s the plain tcourt of Bates cou of | that the above nan f th e state of Missouri. the court that # suit against of the sonthesst of whieh is to oree the lien general natu the state of Mise ste,commissions and fees upon Tbed tracts of Jand eing the south half of in block five ) Tange thirty-two (52), ie said defendant be and appear at the ne. xt term of this court to be begun anc e holden ty of Batler, M Bates county after the secon or before the third day the term sball eo long continue— then before the f and plead to said the same wil , and if not then befor 1 plead to said pet H taken according t be taken as ca ment rendered according to petition and the above sold to satisfy the same. is further ordered hereof be publisned estate sold to sat And it is furthe by the court Butter Wkext printed and published in » for four weeks successive to be atleast fifteen d of the next term of said c A true copy from the record. hand, a6 clerk aforesaid before the:tiret day A true copy of the a omce in Sutler on 95 e THURMAN Circuit Clerk herennto afix Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, / E : ircuit Court of 1899, The State of Mis eof AB Owen, nm and to the u cio collector of the um, de ef wap Hint and JR Hiatt, Civil action for 4 Now at this day « before the cir Ow at ‘this day c) mes - | Of the state of M of which is to e Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI County of Bat s count of Missourt {A B Owenex t Order of Publieation the issouri, to-wit uarter rteen (14 not Order of Publication that , is a non-resident © of which is to uri for amounting in the together with two i ss th next ter olden in séouri, pad. th eball the order 4 Dy the published in the BuTLep newspaper Missouri insertion to b ¢ the first day of the record aforesaid heret 3 the 24th day of THURMAN, Cireu Order of Pubheation. ‘4 to the use of A Bb Owen, « of Ba mtg | “petit er of section ur Weeks ene. , Batler on this THURMAN, Cire ce, isan Whereupon itis aid defendant be no- plaintiff has com this court by ct and general nature of which estate nmission fissouri at th nt taxes as to th describ: