The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 5, 1900, Page 6

Se etree coppers RAN RA a wet He a a a = GEN. WHEELER’L ON GUAM. NOT TAKING ANY CHANCES. Result of His Observations and Im- Judge Shelton Proposes to Guard ssions of the Island. {Renmin aa Against Lmallpox Washington, March 28.—General Wheeler has submitted to the navy Macon. Mo., March 28.—Judge department a report upon his obser-| Shelton to-day issued the following proclamation regarding the April vations and impressions of the island ; elby county circuit of Guam. term of the He says the aren of the island is} court about 150 square miles, of which one |-“To the officers, attorneys, jurors, et half is susceptible of cultivation, al-| al., who may be interested in the though only about 1 per cent is now April term of the Shelby county ander cultivation. The population |Cireuit court: is fixed at 9,000 souls, nearly all of} “No one, whether grand or petty spectator, gant, witness or whom reside in the towns. The soil | juror, lit is very firtile and fruits and staples|from any of the smallpox infected lo- are produced in quantity, the cocoa-|calities of Shelby county, will be al aut trees especially having an ap-|lowed to enter Shelbyville during the gearance of thrift and bearing power | approaching term of court, and you saperior to any seen before in the] may put the responsibility for such tropics. The dugdug and other|notice on me. I don't care to take pread-fruit trees grow to enormous] any chancesin the matter, nor should nd; deer and wild | the people of your county be exposed am on the goats are found in abundance. Fl. img foxes are numerous and form one] “This order may result in continu- af the principal staples of food. Cen-|ing a portion of the business on the tapedes, wasps, large spiders and ajdocket, but if it does it will have to ayettes of small scorpion are com-|go. 1 will be with you the 2nd of moa but their bite or sting is not] April. N. M. SHELTON, dangerous. There are no tarantu- “Judge Second Circuit.” las-eud nosnakes. . The affected districts are Lentner The principal, and, in fact, the only | and Jefferson townships. Lentner is mdestry of any consequence in Guam | on the Burlington road and several # the production and exportation of] important cases are from that vi orops, the product in England selling | ity. The order will result in curtail for $75 aton. The towns of the is-|ing about half of the docket. Small- ibmd are very neat and complete, a] pox was introduced into Shelby coun- gped portion of them being built of }ty several weeks ago by a party who stome, and the rest of nipa and bam-|was a guest at a prominent wedding. tom The roads, with a few excep-| At the time he had the disease in its ews, become very bad in the wet|incipient stage and didn’t realize the to such dang season, but as all the towns are on|seriousness of his malady. Ther the coast, travel is always available. | have been no deaths and the disease Dhere is very little money on the]is reported to be in an exceedingly end and wages are low. mild form. The yellow flag has been Phe temperature is mild and much}run up at the infected homes and soolker than that of the Philippines, | stringent quarantine — measures although the inhabitants declare the | adopted. weet in August and September is al- : most suffocating x ; 3 Wile vainhilbin very heavy ond. de robbers of your baby’s quiet and oe ae Wery heavy ane ery Thealth. Taose sleepless nights and days are few. Monsoonsarefelt with | long hours of tiresome vigil are caus- violence for three months of the year, | ed by those terrible enemies of child- but hurricanes are comparatively | !00d—worms. Destroy and remove an “| chem with White’s Cream Vermifug Mothers, beware of those secret Pri rents. At H. L. Tuckei Earthquakes are tolerably — fre- pack poets a quent. It has been stated that in wa the southwest part of Guam leprosy Joe Bailey Hopeful. was prevalent, but there are few Dallas, Tex., March 22.—Congress traces of this dread disease now, al- ; fa shough one or two persons were en- countered who had the appearance — ‘eports from every section of th is peop are very friendly and, .tate, which made himconfident that as a Wiiule, have regularfeatures and| he will succeed Horace Chilton is erect forms, nan Joseph W. Bailey arrived in Dallas this afternoon from Washing ‘on. He stated that he had receive United States senator from Texas. To the drinking water on theis-] fp. Bailey will to-morrow evening fand\s attributed a great amount of | jea ve for Cameron to open the sena- sickness among others than natives, |; orial ca mpaign Saturday. anda plant for distilling water has} He said to the Republiccorrespond- been erected at Agana, the principal town. Agana has about 6,400 in- ‘wbitants, and is described as being wckan, well-kept little city nt this évening “Thingstook favor able for the democrats in the presi lential election. The prospects are jecidedly brighter than they were DELIVERS SON TO ‘JAILERS. four years ago. The republicans have made so many mistakes during Mr. McKinley’s administration that I Rather Unable to Pay Boy's Fine and|cannot see how the people cannot Lad Goes to Jail. fail to rebuke the party next Novem- Macon, Mo., March 28.—There was | ber: The Porto Rican policy cf the wpathetic incident in Justice J. M. republicans alone should be sufficient Holman’s court thismorning. About | °° defeat them.” the middle of November Ollie Brum- Cuts, wounds, burns, “sprains and back, aged 16,a farmer boy, living} bruises quickly hea! if you apply Bal out in the country, pleaded guilty to | lard’s Snow Liniment. | Pr ets. throwing rocks at a couple of men on | 2d 50 cts. At H.L. Tucker's drug the highway. He said the men had ErOre: aceused him of stealing some clevises Lost Jewels Worth $40,000. from a plow beam. ; The boy's fine and costs amounted to $11.50. A stay was granted that he might raise the money and avoid the disgrace of jail. This morning his father, A. J. Brumback, appeared with his son in court and made this statement to ‘Squire Holman “We couldn't raise the money, judge, and I've brought the boy in. He’s been sick all winter and hasn't made acent. I've got a big family and it took every cent L could raise so keep them in food. I don’t think the boy is very wrong in this matter. Sanna when the whole truth is known, but Many people suffer untold tortures e's plead guilty and is not going to | {rom piles, because of the popular im do the baby act. It's the firet. time |PTession that they can not be cured. 4 : ee . ... | Labler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment will any of our family’s ever been in jailjcure them. It has Inet with absolute and I hate like everything to see the | success. Price 50 cts. in bottles, tubes little chap go in with that crowd up] 5cts. At H. L. Tucker’sdrug store. Denver, Col., Mareh 28.—It has just become known here that Mrs. Frances M. Woleott, who was divorced from Senator E. O. Wolcott in the district court March 6, was robbed of $40.- 000 of diamonds and jewelry while in Paris. Mrs. Woleott took her jewels with her to Paris in a specially con- structed portmanteau, which she car- ried wherever she went. One day on ashopping tour she left the port- manteau in a carriage and she never again saw either the jewels or the vehicle. there, but I'v ug! i F 5 e e bre ught him in and I $100 Reward $100 suppose you can’t do anything but| The readers of this paper will be pleas- enforce the law.” ed to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been é able to cure in all its stages, and that is pealed to a samaritan, but there was|Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the aone in the crowd, and the constable | "!Y Positive cure known to the medica! ha tha bor aa 2 eee raternity. Catarrh being a constitution- fed the Oy bas Juul to serve Out thel}al disease, requires, a constitutional! | axtenut of his fine. treatme Hall's Cotarrh Cure is taken ag internally, acting directly upon the} Coming to Missouri. blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-| i s tem, therebv destroying the foundation Washington, March 28.—Represen-| Of the disease, and giving the patient mative Joseph W. Bailey of Texas will | Sig eemsting narnne DP the constitution ‘ 3 j and assisting nature in doing its work. make a speech to the democrats of |The proprietors have so much faith in| ras . . > ti urati oi | she Third Missouri district on May | its curative powers, that they offer One S. At that time the convention fell eos Se eacn ae fase thatat | wnom‘nate Representative John a Abe Fe mime Rougherty will be held Oo ge sea re oo chert; i. wiedo, O. BGFSold by druggist 75e. | ‘ It was a ce se that would have ap- Should keep Away From Japan. Ex-Sheriff F. Y. Jones Dead. Washington, March 28.—Consul}| Lebanon, Mo., March 28.—Frat General Goewey at Yokohama had | Y. Jones, ex-Sheriff of Laclede coun transmitted to the state department | ty, died at his home, two miles east |a copy of his reply to inquiries from | of Lebanon, to-day after an illness of Americans as to opportunities for | one week. employment in Japan. He recom-) Mr Jones was one of the most pop- ular men in the county. He was A MILLION-DOLLAR FEE. | L Adarecy Dill's Retainer for Bringing | Carnegie and Frick Together. Washington. D.C. March —Jas | B. Dill, the New York attorney, who | ‘bas brought harmony and tranquil | | mends that Americans shall not come }to that coutry seeking employment, a each year finds an increasing num- | he beat his opponent more than two While he was sheriff he exe mus Wilson Howard, irew Carnegie | relations between A reriff twice and the last time | ' land H.C. Frick, the now rank as one of the most won electec m kings, will ber of young Japanese, who have | to one ful corporation attorneys of been educated abroad, coming home, | cuted the notor and the natural policy in official eir- the Kentuck, eountry. Mr. Dill's fee in bringing | esperado, whose trial peace to two strong-willed men and cles is to discharge foreigners as fast | and conviction took place ir places can be filled by the re change of venue having Order of } tail the details : cpa arré i legal work mong other things th; N. J.. and } cast Orang company and two at midnight 0° the telephor of his men were arrest« ing the civil war. He is s one of the most brother of T. Hodge Jones that said defendant be not last night by order of Mayor Press} Jontative of Stone and t. His office is in Pine street that pinta bas som Tron They were ttempting to} .ounties w York a 1 r me « f | eet = yor Phe teed ape Dill, B ist five years iesler & Baldwin During -rect a large pole on the southeast eorner of the public square despite CAS TORIES , sea e firm has han-|(-s) and the southeast Pneumatic Tube Service. e of the k the o bjection of the owners of the erest of the country property adjacent. The men were 1 Mr. Dili has ne one (I), all in townst r sought po Ce ) of range thirty-two ( ught political | Miadred and fifty (180 released on bond and it is understood Publication as tl ni : ee eS +} the | STATEOF MISSOURI) ,, turning natives. from Maries county, where he killeda | for t INCOF mm Of This Tne Bie diy am oe, seve ie SES deaf mute by the name of Michaels. | gTeatest iron combine in the work “5 ane Term, 1900. J. I vou, plalea fter the ‘Phone Company. a . = will be an even $1.000,000 \s. Henterson Keeton, Emma Elli ae = Sheriff Jones also captured San > Sina Austin, Walter Keeton Nevada. Mo., March 28.—A war is| wiigon, the lone train robber Mr. Dill, w a very youvg mat cerine Messen, iH um dinu, Julie ea on here between the Missouri & Kan-| eld up a Missouri Pacifie. Mr on the Chicago Tsi-| Tite. ment cease of” ine aa . ssou Jo cary strators of the « sas Telephone company and the city | isthe son of Capt. W has business connec Williamson Keeton, < 4. defendanig. i 7 = ister race ow at this day comes the plaintif be of Nevada. Manager J. J. Harmom| owas prominent in Missouri dur- sin St. Lo Hia residence is | nie attorney and files hie’ petition mee al Perkins is not @ resident of the state of Mip hospitable in the | 80uri. Whereupon it is ordered by the Goan ited by publicatig: enced 8 suit tand general ap n, according to te e’ parties hereamy the following described real estate, to-wit The west half (1-2) of the northeast quarter quarter (1-4 a i _, | northeast quarter (1-4) of section thirt est corporation | and thirty acres, part of the northeast eee 1-4) of the northwest quarter of section thin nip forty-one (4i ), eon ) acres, ining one more will sue the city for damages SS. Sees ate sreferment, although he could have | less, and that unless the said defendant, Kate = a a } Washington, March 28.—The ques- | f m Perkins be and appear at this court, e - 2 ay Ae ae been a congressman from his home] at the next term thereof, to be begun Sedalia, Mo.. Joseph Ibig, of [big | tion of extending the pneumatic tube . . and helden at the court ‘house in the He has, on occassious, been | city of Butler, in said county, & Collier. for thirty aged in| service toa number of postottices the mercantile bu list night, aged 75 vears. The firm | ered at i years eng day of June, 1900, next Mr. Dill i yut t country was consid- re, died | throt iness he : well known in special meeting of the house the ia d and’ on or nt political cor-| the third day of said term, if the peal long continue, and if not then on or before the last day of said term, answer or plead t the petition in said cause the same will be taken as confessed and judgment will be ren it further ordered that ® copy hereof WrekLy TIMES, @ newspaper printed and phe was peculiar in this: They did a! committee on postottices to- and taken nfonse Risk dered accordingly strictly cash business and divided the | an agreement was reached t nsert a e ” And bt ies ‘ 4 ‘ = z = - ” ye published, accor¢ t * - day's receipts each night, share and | $725,000 in the postofti »propr S ae ‘ Se tans s acne re alike. When a_ bill of 00ds | tion bill for the deve lished in Kates’ county, Mo., for four weeks ; , “ eee successively, the last insertion to be was purchased each member of the | tension of this service Sa cot ; 37a 2 aifteen days before the frst day of the next term : . ; ; : i of the circuit court, irm paid one-half out of money car-| siderable increase over previous ap r vr J. P. THURMAN, Circuit Clerk, ried i is pocket, and there was! z Ss POE i eae” ‘ A true copy of the record ried in his i aaa “ | propriations, which have | nffi OUrL, pros; Fitters say tnd one soak never any book-keeping connected | cient only for experimental service it - ‘ . _—— [exa) cirentt conrt of county, te with the establishment. a few cities | £, SPE er eS B-, TPR | 15th day of March, Ly. Z ae = - ] 19-48 J. P. THURMAN, Circuit Clerk “qo Wg WI Ss y Used in Millions of Homes! Accept no substitute Insist on LION COFFEE, in 1 Ib. pkgs.. Mantel Clock. 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