The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 25, 1900, Page 10

_atgeprecs SERENE ae ta ¥F.J. TYGARD, HON.J. B. NEWBEBRY, J. C.CLARE, President. Vice-Pres't. Cashieg a , alist Ik prohibition | ARMY OFFICER VICTIM : d WILLIAM L. WILSON |e a oress In addi- OF FEVER AT HAVANA. r@) UW nr = DIED VERY SUDDENLY. |: ... .uere will be the people’s — : | THE BATES COUNTY BANK BUTLER, Mo. -ongressional ticket in the Z 3 district and senatorial ticket in the} Qj¢ Hour After Major Peterson's Death The most thorough Noted Soldier, Statesman and | tirst — ear eRe His Wife Killed Herself at His Be eiiciica hoor prin Ag, whi Bedside. ee ee Successor to BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Scholar Was Cleveland’s changes in the several tickets which oer othe > er avana, Oct. 18.—Major Peterson, a { the law provides may be made under Hav , Oct ; — : Postmaster General. ertain circumstances within fifteen |the chief commissary of Cuba, died = days next preceding >» election. Ii f yellow fever. Mrs. Peter- GOLD DUST STORY F HIS ‘USEFUL LIFE. | any char should occur within that | son, his wife, who arrived here last Estas.isurp Dac., 1870. GAPITAL, $75,000. -E- * Shei erriing ass the secretary of state will im-|Monday from Cincinnati to nurse Washing Powder liately certify it to the election] him, shot herself in the head with a | IBUTLER, MO.: Capital, = «= 850,000.2-—-~—— Money to loan on real estate, at low rates, Abstracts of title to all lands and town lots in Bates county. Chotee securities always on hand and forsale. Abstracts of title furnished, titles examined and all kinds of real estate papers drawn. ¥F.J.Tycaxp, How. J. B. Newuxnry, J.C. Crank, President, Vice-President. Sec’y. & Trees Jno. C. Harzs, Abstractor. 8. F. Wannock, Notary, Sa aS RAR RB RAPR RRR AR RRR PRR IPR RRLPLRPAR ey As Student, Lawyer, Pivate, Professor nai: revolver one hour after the major’s Congressman and cabinet Utncer a leath and died instantly He Was a Remarkable Man TYPHOON'S DEADLY TRACK. |" Nato Peterson was’ of Ek ece Lexington, Ky., Get 17.—Ex- i department and held the t . iNiam I aie : cank of captain in the regular estab- ee a toas : Persons hilled and Swept to bee. tie 10 o'vlock Sea on Japanese Coast. West Point and was appointed from s | Victoria, B.C., Oct. 17.—The Em-] North Carolina William Lyle Wi as born near! jress of Japan brings news that the| Cincinnati, Oct. 18 —Major Peter- | Charlestown, W. Va.. tilts JeAtS | oohoom ab the-clore of September} son was stationed herefor some time | school was felt over the island Japanese | when he was a lieutenant in the sixth} New York Corporations Keep Employes! wus a graduate of REFUSED MEN A CHANCE lO HEAR BRYAN SPEAK. 5 : | Bates County Investment Co, £ ied three z : agi es r SiFS Tur Tes ‘ master, whi died w pe eae group. A vast amount of property | infantry, which occupied Ft. Thomas. Busy and Hound Candidate With DIRT DEFiES THE KING. THEN years old. His m man) ashore and afloat was destroyed and | Mrs, Peterson was the daughter of a : dah : | of character and cult i she di-|-. © lf, : A ese Rowdies and Posters. ‘ ae : ‘ ho | there was heavy loss of life. Hun-} prominent business man of Cincin- E | Pact e edueatio » boy. W re : nee eo Oct. 18.—At] 4 rected the educati ‘| dreds of houses were blown down, |nati and was gifted with unusual] ©! ere dal N.Y, 3 A | most of his stopping places to-day | ‘ Mr. Bryan was confronted by > {S GREAT! and conspicuously posted bills warn- ago. He was the + soon became know ». «| flooded or otherwise destroyed. charms of person and mind. Her de- wr € Jew Vv for ! studious na : oa . . A bas anaes a At Kokio three lives werelost. Two] votion to her husband is indicated habits. hundred Namadzu fishermen were by the tragic manner of her death. ror he academny yor Wilson], | . : ts é pee a eae in | Plown out to sea and all are believed |) Havana, Oct. 1S —The remains of ‘nt to the Columbian University in gthe people against him. These bills announced in large red letters, “Bryan Is Here.” and then gave ex- tracts from his speeches made Knoxville, Tenn., in 1895 Zanesville. O., last Septer then adding to have perished. A number of ves-| Major Peterson and his wife were in- wher 2 ted in i 3 ee sels were reported wrecked, mostly | terred this afternoon with military the class of 1860. He was cing a]. — giz : junks and small schooners. honors. The flags at El] Morro and posveraduate cours: atthe Univer- The steamer [ o Maru wasfon all the public buildings were at stranded off Mikokujima and proba-|half mast. The tra¢ occurrence bly will b total loss. The Yachijo | has greatly depressed the whole mili- Maru, a ling vessel of 920 tons, | tary community in Havana. sity of Virginia when the war broke out. He (Wilson) servedt sughout | | | | that strug asa privatein the con | means national derate army, and when peu and industrial collapse declared, heaccepted an appointment i | zee =e | Job Couldn't Have Stood It “A vote for Bry 3 a vote for low | If he'd had Itching Piles. ‘r res.” | airs terribly annoying: but off Karaura. Arnica Salve will cure the worst case =e me | The steamer China, of the Pacific] of Piles on earth. It has curedthou-| “Hard Times sands. For injuries, pains or bodily The crowd which greeted eruptions it’s the best salve in the] was « ompcsed of several thousand world. Only 25c. a box. Cure enneie TI 75 Yokohama to Kobe Considerable guaranteed. Sold by H. L. Tucker. peo} 1e ¢ i iSse 1a was wrecked in Shimizu Bay and all e fi] ( i ou board were lost. The 200-ton 8 professor of Lat and Greek in ees be Profesor schooner Shintoku Maru was wreck- eRe conan Uoivensty sand soup houses.” This post he held until 1. when he returned toChariestown and took Se as ae . | Mail Steamship Company, had a up the practice of law. At the same i x S Pere trying time while bound from time he entered e: tly to poli- ties, and in ISSO he was a delegate the crowd would have been lar ah es rat ae | damage was done aboard the vessel. Druevist. to the national democratic Conven- ~ as he ant “th ad itv 1 Some of her boats were smashed and apes = the manufactur 7 ae ae TOWNE FULL OF HOPE not prevented ‘iremployes from a leaving their work in order to hear| Distinguished Minnesotan Believes him id was later appointed cles for Hancock and I é subsequently Mr. Wilson accepted her rails were swept away. The ves- I j sel shipped two heavy seas, which placed her in serious danger fob a ssidency of the West Virginia]. : - : ee a e = (Gone San Bye rend : At ee = aia Democratic Ticket Will Win. Squeezing Out Competition. f - les a our anc te new iVis Shicae *harle: al - nomination for cor s He was] ) a ae : iS Chicago, Oct 18.—Charles A Frenton, N. J., Oct. 17.—In t ehurch was destroyed. Towne 2@ 21) r Mi T — ‘ joyec Towne, the eloquent young Minneso- | case of Robt. J Trimble against the land took his seat as a mem- he forty-eigith congre: QUITE A FAMILY REUNION. tan, stopped at democratic tional] American Sugar Refinir Company | headquarters for a few minutes to- in the court of chancery before the | ae day on his way to Mendota, HL, | yj e chancellor Pitney. Trimble st: Don’t endure it—Ripans eure is where he speaks to-night. Mr.{ that he is i stockholder in the Amer-| a oA And to health restore, Towne has just completed his west- ican Sugar refining Company and sooh €ame to ustrong force in t! -| Eight Brothers Meet to Settle Up an came one of the leaders on t lemo- Estate. tic side. In 1887 Le was appointed tmetmber of the ways and means e . ern speech making tour, which in charges that the funds are bei Ro Oseihes atten many respects was one of the most | sipated in a fight beiné mad At the home of the late Thomas remarkable in the history of Ameri- the Arbuckles, who are in tie coe ommittee by Speak: tlisle, and} py) . served continuous) ntil his retire- Hackett, 1409 Charlotte street. as-] ean politics. Mr. Towne started on business. The vice chancellor has : ? sembled yesterday afternoon the this tour Sept. 1, more than six a % Saecics 4 reserved his decision tht surviving brothers of that re-| yw. sago. He went through Idaho, . g ff 5 a i : aa markable family. There were ten of Montana Orevon Washington Fever is Spreading Fast. | : - J LIE > the wavs and means committ vat i ae % ae pa ’ : . ase 7% : : ! : them until four months ago. Thos. | traveled the entire length of Califor-| Havana, Oct. 18.—Yellow fever is| Qnenivenretict, Rote the wand Hip ed Ane ail NOt bench. The tis said thatthere Scenta, may be had ut any drug tore Ten samples aid Sue thomeete It is said that there address for 6 cents, forwarded to the Ktipans Chemical Co, ment from congress, It was while he was chairman of the W son-Gorman tariff bill was] iackett died June 21, last, at the| nia, toured Kansas, Nebraska, Colo-| in reasing here. passed. rapa ss nee age of 70, followed by John J. Hack-| rado, Wyoming and South Dakota, | i8 not one block in the city but has aes dame aS under the cir-|°'t? SePt- 17, at the age of 74. The] and in ail of that time never missed | Contributed from one to seventeen : other eight are: a train, never canceled an engage-|cases. Ifthere is no improvement cumstances. James Hackett of Ft - sf ; e : James Hacke' alton, Kan.. 72. | ment and never suffered fro f- | there will s be ¢ 1 ‘ | = pee Sse pee ae oe 2 F sufiere. m the ef re will soon an exodus from Trustee's Sa His health began to give way alte r Timothy Hackett, Fort Scotties eae : ae | SETTLEMENT DOCKET Whereas, Charies 5. Co: this, and his defeat for re election in| .- ces +| fects of speaking, although he filled | here. Concalin by their de 1894 served to aggravate his trou pe from two to four engagements every | Frank W. Hayes, the general man- recy office os Bates county, dia os 394 serve: geravate his = eas - : : x | | recorder s offic Y “ ; Pierce Hackett, Bates county,/day. He is as strong and vigorous|ager of the Havan branch of the! Of the Probate Court.--No- bouk 1 pag yle. 8s ; a acd ya SS a a | signed trustee, the ae fos aot sa aa Mo, 66. today as if he had justreturned from| North American Trust company, | vember Term 1900- | estate lying and Mr. Wilson served as postmaster 3 - : J Pans ’ a : ; pall cis 3 ees Samuel Hackett, Orrick, Mo., 64 racati rho i fiering f rellow fey Tae Gant calter tape al in the last Cleveland cabinet = , + {a vacation. who is suffering from yeilow fever, See one bait Of tae nectines ast level: ny tT “Gear aGkatt Sieg . ies 2 Z z ae rs a ee tion thort y-ibree (od) , iown and retired to accept. the presi — : kett, Alpine, t 461.) Mr. Towne is very hopeful of the|is very low, and Mrs. Hayes has been FIRST DAY, MONDAY, Nov. 12, 1900. | range smety-one Gat)’ r on agp é =e a ae Richard Hackett, Bates county, | western. states. “Of all the states | isolated with him. | lich conveyance was mate of Washington and Lee University. Mo.. 58 oe ——— haere a ene Martin Kern, Mathias Kern admr. 4 Sah . that Mr. Bryan carried in 1896 west Tot Cold ia 0 a Milles Riley a ee raga sara illiz acke: as “eet . : CES = ; o Cure a Cold in One Day vlijau Kiley, Nathan Groves, et al, executor. illiam Hackett, Enid, Ok., 54 of the Missouri river, thereis but one a ; - Eaith Morrison, W. F. Stubr, guerdian made in Criss Hackett, Alpine, Utah, 50. | that he can possibly lose this year,"] Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-| tram Maker ewer ee 1 ss oe ee: The t are en Be a ae : eins ee +, {lets. All druggists refund the money | John Archer, D. V. Brown, admr. request of tb Time for Filing Certificates of Nomina- Tie brothers we i b orn in England | he said. The republicans will un-| 3 34 '¢o3 = é SW gence i Cassenee &. Shocse,, os <A, Mabe D ietin, GC. Load pursuant to the< and came to America in their younger loubted oe ey rose eae Wiliis tiuii, Susan Hull, adm ieues, 5 will procoud Sosekl Us jays. Johuana? : = doubtedly carry Wyoming. There nature is on each box : Walser Stall, John Yoss, curator premises at pubsic vendue to to = i ee Gays. John and Thomas located in are 3,000 men employed on railroad —— Minnie bailey, Wright Bailey. G.& C jor cash st the court sous dor ® Jefferson City, Oct. 17.—The seere-] Kancas fis. a ¢, ‘ z = a Colonel Dick Dalton is s ill telling | Jotham Scudder, W and AJ Lentz, exrs. | the city of Butler, couuty of Bates and stad Kansas City. John J Hackett lef . SOR 1 alton is still telling > ee a moe obey A J. é e eft} construction in the’ state and they|_. = J # Walton, LD V Brown, aamr. Alisseuri, un tary of state gave out t ‘OwINS an estate worth $150,000. He in-| will all be voted for MeKinlew Bay what awful things the democratic Reaben Carman, Nancy Carman, admx. Tuesday, November 13, 140, sos F edifor } lev. B t : z es Nancy Nach, uiller, a F statement at the close of office hours vested his small earnings in real = | Office holders in Missouri are guilty| Wiluam 1 One T,¢tal, Js r,curatcr. | ataleeoatericeg 509 ced nine o clock in Sema : a é B oe : ; 2 "| Jeeun Wee fa OOD and five O’ciOck in tue alle of. There is an impression abroad,| {2202,! 90%! i Harper, | 48Y 10: the purposes of spisfying aid debt, ® " * | terest and cust K. G. MAKI Wildy f, lati + + admr. W not without foundation. it COL | ammanda Seales: Decet Young, admx as ~ Dulicn’enbicctions edemocratic | “illard Lindsey, sane 1 Linusey, adma é »bjections to the democra Charies F. Bartz, Henrietia Bartz et al, exrs. | Sherifi’s sale. | party i SS ri are ls sed | s “ 3 ye ago. California will, in my opinion P maa = Mi were ae Tory based | SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 1 9UU. By virtue end sutnority of @ special exer : *; on his failure to secure office, though! Grace Brannock, J. R. Brannock, G & C tion Jor velinquens texee, keeueu trum ieee = Alice Short, et al, G W saybert, curator. fice vi the clerk of tue citreus oad tion Expired en Yesterday. are where he will lose the three electoral | | y-day: tate in the west bottoms in the early | y an \ i Zh : a s ariv | votes of Wy r. Brys 7 ll ag Ocean we € yoming, Mr. Bryan will s days and stood by tosee it grow into i i f ine i ‘alif, : Ebi : 3 e ite uin the eight of the nine in Califor- day filed with the secretary of state aftortune. He never made but one : nia which he did not get f rears? its electoral and state tieket.and the | sale, and that was 3 than six po on hee eae years republicans’ filed the certifleate of m § } l } nae W.C-Comen taco, iths ago, when he conveyed three go to Bryan this year. W ashington, bett - 2 { A i < ‘ : n for con-/ lots > Rock Isl: settee 5 2 > e many better democrats and better! James McCormick, Wm hash, G & ¢ i bates ouuty, ours, ee ae ts to the Rock Island railroad Co.,|Tdaho, Utah. ( olorado, Montana} | nalified meee a | Albert Bowens, cal boke Ouest aac. . | Ss. te omescant” en i aha i scales >i for 9,000. is wife died years a } “a j@uahied men were set, aside to give| Yrercy L Moore, cial, Wm E Welnn ee court, bo me Giecied in ievuru a Bb. Owe people's party filed nor tions for ae eae é ao ears /and South Dakota are safe for Br ae +k Dal a ts b. Wi Pruaence Cooper, Charles HUcoper Gr. c Aor uf the Tetenue of bem teh segue eagle : py ago. and having no children, he left | an There is no question about X =: alton a fat job. hatever! dary surch, 1 F Bureb, aunve ; eiLet Charice tver, Lee Came for congress inthe} hi A ae a aie ’ } mn about Ne- Henry Couchman, H L Couchman, admr. - Ali 4u¢ & A. Kennett 1 ae = us property to his surviving broth- braska. Itis perfectly safe. } ‘ sami W Valemtice, J C Clark, curat | 10 ReIZeU UpOn Ali the fight, Ube, fourth trict 1 William E. Stubbs | ers and humerous charitable institu- Dick Dalton may say or do, i = j of ingratitude will remair with hi Harvey Steete’ J C Clark, curator. Ui eBid Geiendente, in spite of the persistent claims] ~ 7 e a Rim. | dite McDaniel ot a1, tex : :, i Caeeity 5 Coa alien wut a me Mame Glasgow Missourian. Claude W keeder, 2 Ww ihe fouowing aeecribed for state senator in the first district | ¢j ms of the Catholi Saas es : : : These ventlemen : use the reeular SSS Ssh Gaehali oe h. His} of the republicans, will, I firmly be- 1hirza Blevens, Henr ce, | €eilused in aver County, Blesoutly Bese gentiemen at sular) brothers are now settling up the Anna M Adame et a, 3 ee ° ve BOTthWest querter o: ue Rorthwest b Parker, Db V v Mize et al, ton, | quarter os eeecsiun wurteen (14) is won? ®s-| lieve, go to Brvan.”’ : i nominees of the lomox Party-|tate. This is the first time they have - : | : we The republicans have n sena-| all met since December, 1874. stitch in time saves nine,” and | oe Seger pn Otte $0 42, OF range twens,-uine (29) Delile for the third, | Sie i irate at ,a dose of Ballard’s Horehound Alien C Thomas, Geo N Kequa, ur Thursday, November t We have seen the frail ant when Th istricts. teenth and twe torial nominations : Elijah Gutriage, TV. H. Dickison, Ga’n I. NONE SUC H M tt Lrowbriage, ME Trowbriage, aumr. between ine house of sine o'¢ THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14,1900) « v ‘ Syrup at the beginning of a cold will ws the eit, of Buiier, coumby, Save vour 4 ary hours and even Nothing hobbles the muscles tif flog sm raahy Dilan. caraioe seme, ores much theeol se mope | days of distressing ‘and harrassing cough. Price 25 and 50 cents For and unSts for work like W rig al, Gilbreath, sale by H. L. Tucker | the faint str * for existence seem- ed almost ended. resusticated and made strong by the use of White's al circuit pr tionists Cream Ver Price 25 cents femocrats have fled no nomina- tion for the vacancy of the thirteenth Pubic veuu bo eubinsy Burke howan, SORENESS sinepna carson 1's Hodges, ime. Elizabeih Valley, AG Walley, exr. Husseli W Kennecy et ai, inez A Kennedy, the retic regions, has secured ee for delinquent taxes 4 sac clerk of the circu ,Gk urbe t na P | Going to the North Pole. es for the not | nie 4 . Be Washington, Oct. 17.—Mr. Evelyn aaa ous explorer ing only tet i sae from the state nent passports »n of As a : Z ment passports Nothing relaxes them and makes news of 1 letters to « tls at the north- a speedy perfect cure lik " : : _D_V Brown, admr V brown, somr st be- i ili «Heald a soutiswoman wacabgace| orp art Asis. for awe im hve ® St, Jacobs Oil Evie alte ion to the north pole ies Mr. Baldwin Says it onal wit ? fi ‘i D eandersen ~anderson, adimx S nee > north pole as possi- 3 Boxies, Boxi al, wir - and he hopes to be able to 7 =] tin 1 Shater, DV ; MISSOURI us desire to place the American - ue af . py of ement His expedi is | t € t rovate c ’ vem- 2 = bess my hap i of Probate + Mass. re SEAL j ¥. SMITH, 441 Juize of Frovate.