The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 24, 1901, Page 4

BUTLER ‘WEEKLY TIMES.| | A BUSINESS PROPOSITION. | Ao Insult to the Court. GOOD JOB FOR SEIBERT. @@@RMegeeoogeceoooose The building of a new court house ¥Fo™ the a ! ‘i . |is not a Butler enterprise,asthe Rich’ No abuse of patronage of which ‘ . We call your attention, ially ee eh PCA oO A ae the McKinley administration has Governor Savs He Will Appoint e call your attenti especially to our ———— eee sidecases ee enterprise and one section is been guilty approaches in indecency Him Insurance Commis- DUGK ca ATO | H 5 3 as much interested in it as another. the attempt to influence the members ‘ of the supreme court by the appoint- sioner. ee ay “ys The Weext.y Times, published eyery i r Z atiot their eons to lucratiee post * ye oran election, but inevery Ment or fucre } Bie = = : ! : becacevamins Dersent 10 soy far pen ae tha 7 2 : at $1, 31.5) and S2: first-ciass svoods, no trash --» year, postage paid, for $1.00. linstance these petitions have come ons. What fecciRueriid this insult to ae ecvices j the integrity of the bench more fla- WILL GO TO ST. LOUIS FIRST. — ae | from the farmers. eh Chik Eee apie mics j rR 5 David B. Hill is talked of as the] [tis not a question for Butler and grant is re omnes Jefierson City, Mo., Jan. 20.—Jas WIEN S PAN ‘ S H the colonial service, at the M. Seibert will be State Superintend i & 5 gominee of the democratic party in} ich Hill to squabble over, and made in | very time when the legality of that “TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: It is not the people of Butler who : ent of Insurance. As stated in the | ice i = Me) » to t +, : . : - ° | service is at issue before the court. Times this morning he will first act All wool, elegant value, splendid styles at ate tie- all coal mines i A complete tie-up of all coa ¥ 2 oe pes t 2 ypoBe or § >- eee I It is purely a business proposition | Tiicennot, be supposed: lor sus temporarily as excise commissioner ia Colorado, due to the strike of the : i is . . . e ia Colo for the people of Batescounty to con-; ment that the opinion of Justice at st Louis. $2.00 and $3.00. mm a cot amine in miners, is causing a coal famine in ! Harlan upon the constitutional au- £904 for president. | prejudic+ and passion should be elim- th d | inated in its discussion. o Governor Dockery to-day gave to } » 5 : } Ithority of the resident in P : : 7 tr 1 asthe Review says, that|thority of the president in Porto. +), papers the following statement We want vou to know that our {Rico should be controlled by the - the state. sider. ER Te ee It is tr The president has approved the] it has been twice defeated, but eac juest Hon. James M. | act giving consent of congress te] rime al majority of the votes | nomination of his son As attorney Seibert will on to-morrow assume Warsaw, Mo.. to erect and maintain | cast were for the proposition, and jgeneral for that jurisdi: — Nev- temporary the duties of excise com- SHS ES adam across the Osage river in Ben-! oth times it came near carrying by |ettheless, the fact is hat such an AP-) nissioner of the « ity of St. Louis ton county the two-thi majority. The ma-|Ppointment is contingent upon the [tis impossible at this time, Fe » = jority of the peopleshould rule. | opinion of the supreme court of which’ Vion of che press of other public busi- | at $2.00 and $2.50 A bill has been introduced in the |* Bates county is without a court |Justice Harlan is a member affords tegislature appropriating $5,000 for] Fotea Her valuable records are|the strongest reason why it should purpose of erecting a monument | 2 Tee be confirmed, should not have rave of Thos. H. Benton, |i, that are menaced by fire at! in Bellefontaine cemetery, St. Louis. |”, A i z : 4 c association wi e nominati | ’ McClure’s Magazine for February ;and the people of the county would association with the nomination Of!) O20. at an early day to appo will contain a chara - study,|have to pay ten times as much to|# aid of Jus ive MeKenna ‘oe be cap-| bert superintender F insur Z ‘Croker,’ by William Allen White, | have them ced as a new court] tain and inspector general in Porto’ qq jgcal political offices in St. Louis| } s the from ‘ 8 Ek F “Upon my rec ness to give to the St. Louis situa-! y: tion the attention its import are guarante¢ every ee peddled arou own, in business , mands, 7 Come and see us when vou want good sroods This appointment, as stated, é only temporarily. it being my over the i been accepted. | times nee destroy these records | This case is made the worse by its | at low prices. in which this brilliant w Zes | house nc | Rico. This is position y would cost. Abstractors | and other cities will be Pammany’s leader and lar are but human and if given an op-| Which the son of ex-president Harr - ‘ st perets of yower portunity to form a trast of this|/®0n was removed shortly after bis é » Z k s : J ; aie Ase portian rit of te rier hid expreseed, dissent irom |“bavie, rpuiable aud alos+ \ SSQSOCCCCOSS OSSO COBOC OO ORS — ees —— airtel resident democrats who —————————————— kind, who dout iat they would W. J. Bryan announce athe h do it, and rea iarvest off the | the colonial policy of theadministra Mr. feibert’s appointmen = } tion. That this was done to punish 50.000 subscribers to his paper, the Why He Was Burned at the Stake. sople. prompted by business considera Commoner. This, too, before al” ppen the amount of rent the coun-| Mr. Harrison was denied, but the de-} P - eee t ofa publie ch Y affecting Iy | siven that by Virvae amdgg. rity r of the county court of Baty . er unty, , male and entered of seemg : i, ce | fice of excise commissione said to : ey r t at an adjc erm of the regal Nova Batt at aAcosticarnant: tron a sromenti ; bE tis that Kinlev has formerly used the/mili-} .. } : l ne 8 lar Noy trust pro} v nb i at. : Rago The state administrat 1 ening: “It t uke ar sade Sie at ele LS Se oa ree tangh toleny that |Pary and colonial patronage to eurry no wise meddle with nor atte fence what er tanley says or |” ** = si cieciion has been ordered gpd will be hel in said county in the manner page The decision of the postoffice de-|the great and wealthy county of nae , ” linterfere in contests between demc-!thinks abour t 5 » of this city. vided by law, on Saturday (pe 28rd day of Sates is witl , » of i gone a step farther than resi- z | r “4 Bates is without a home of its own apa a ee ; Be any ee crats for local political offices. Ido| Were hea citizen of this town and February, 191, for the parpone of vote a ent ever dared to go before, and is S . } f proposition to i debt ie E bad = not desire and will not have a per-| his daughter had been é ed and coed Forty The posed eters prepress: using patronage to placate the stu- ty Thousand Dollars for the parpassgt ' {murdered he have « Just building a court house for said en preme court. | said county at the It will not be overlooked in this aner he en issuer e “ey : 4 - diete - e ) = paper has been issued. H ks | a ee peis no small item, | tial is eontradieted by the appoint | the discharge of the duties of the of-| A prominent. aouuces that he will not: buy paper] Only afew men. the owners of the| ment to fill the vacancy. Mr. Me- favor with congressmen: he has now} yoartment at Wasnington, given out through Mr. Jurden, to the effect that all postmasters will be reap-}Tooms, paying out money that is hty good news to the | forever lost. ior rents never cease and - over pi ivide > renter. . 2 2 ; levy not toexceed 15 to on Gal never pay a dividend to the renter. ; : in accord with all his former utter-|so treated, have done It's only | dred dottars valuation, fer a eee business standpoint |C@nnection that the organs of the ig ae a pe of three : 8 stands t — : . ances and acts. While it refers espe- | when these things comeclose to home rs, 10 pay the same, when and whore eal administration are abandoning the z Proposition will be submitted to the qualified claim of constitutionality for the co- 2 s - . a voters of said county to be voied upon; whide cover the situation in Kansas City|do their duty The governor, Of | ssid order ef anid court is as follows Seam W Jurden, of Holden, ex The tax would be very light and lo tial poli and are arguing UPON ndto indicate that the aame careful |coarse, can sit in hischair at Topeka | STATE OF MISSOURI, ? the basis of necessity. The question County of Bares Ba before the supreme court, they say, and has to rent its offices and court | | sonal political machine pointed, is n This statement of the governor is} what others, whose daughters were COUvlY seat thereof, by an increase of thet “ins,” but throws a wet blanket over the aspirations of those trying to| From a ; y freak in. it would he economy to vote a new cially to St. Louis it is taken to|that it fires up thecourage of men to | _ court house : s j - consideration will be given to affairs | and talk about restraining the mob fe the County Court at the November, ie, cepublican nominee for congress, is extend over only three years. Only in Washington pushing his claims] 15 cents o1 € “0 Sas : = oA ugton 9 1 . ims | 15 cent one hundred dollars as- : AY>| there, with no hasty action in the] from taking law into ites own dhiouc iad tiaee Surveyor ce » Port at 388 |sessed valuation 5 " is ‘not merely a legal ques ae ie = ‘ Z for Surveyor of the Port a Kansas [sessed valuation: 31.50 on $1,000] 15 ot mneret) juestion, “1t1 matter of appointments. l hands, all t pleases, but in this in Now en this, the 17th day of January, Is, question,” and the same being the first day of the regular ie ity to succeed Mr. Kessinger. It is] assesse: alus i or -{“mainly a political faty to succeec i issessed valuation. A mere I ; 1 pkaasines guilt of the prisoner was said that Mr. Jurden wisely refuses|telle for the good to be accomplish-| the court ought to disregard the! LICKED SON OF MIGHT established beyond doubt. .There| application « by Chariee Conaeeial ix > war voing on: . (Eth a chrveuints cae one dasa ? strir the e« tituti i éo mix up in the wargoingonamong|ed. The court guarantees that not [Strict intent of the constitution in = were not enough troops in the state ndred other quaiided etm » Missouri, who are tax-payam Missouri republicans one dollar, not one cent over the{| order not to embarrass the adminis- to protect the prisoner Any effort |° qT i f PO $50,000 will be expended for that] tration, Along with this unworthy | Proud Feat of a Small Boy lin that direction wouldbe cna Ited ae af . ee tax-peying ete we many pleasant things the in tha rectior ld have resultec unty, is pres ite the court, Said Globe-Democrat and Ka s City Sournal are saying about Governor Dockery ar i him and lit is sought to give members ation representing ant stating | cessary to build a court house within” _| ple, and [ think it is far tter that | and tor said consty, at the county seat thereat, this guilty wretch should have died | to cost theauw or fifty thousand dolla. Tae : thousand 4 sof said sum to be set ae the de ratie party hi ‘ i A We ve democratic party. t already in the state within the esti-j independence of the judiciary ever | the ay lay ne | ; . j f aud appropriat d@ from the, surplas fasde et are expected of Governor Dor F : elon re as Neen made |(Dhe aasteceaeen A jall realize the terrible punishment in- | said county and the remaining forty thousand administration by all parties and he ieee 4 eee oe 4 | owe tt to themeclves and their asso- aes | tlieted but we are determ rid _ ' pg iby - oe of fe pledg wad ; WEE TOT! ciates to forbid the acceptance of the fine out of Bob I the community of su UhUMAN | rate not to exooed ff van prop cost Ge ; oe Can anvthing be appointments oliered to their sons. ee a iG : dred dollars valuation for each of ssid yea Luther A. Porter, cashier of the|fairer? Could a more explicit propo- A sense of propriety would suggest fight started by This is the identica? langua of | Said petition and application end the eal@ pelle Western Deposit Bank of wii sition be submitted? this at any time, but under existing | little son. th t rner who | } thal ft te en eee ee & Ky., is said by the | ‘ Then let. us vote this proposition: | (7cumstances it is essential. If the) Little Bol Mitel oe tha! itis necessary to incur said indebusines treen, Ky., is said by the bank offi 1 i ; proy *| president is devoid of such sense it jfor murder and rape. We quote it | of forty thousand doliars for the parpms @ vials to be short in accounts to the} Stop r sand havea home that is] should be tanght him. and thesenate building said court house for said county atthe anm of $40,000. The stockh ora | the pride and glory of every taxpay-} must refuse to confirm these indecen is the ez t V the tose? hopes tonto of $40, The s olders I : : pa) e in t is the samme, north as well as south. | the total income and revenue of said county ie ave assumed the loss and the sum|er and citizen of the county. selections. Young's Hotel window. Hescattered this sear and for any one year as limited by law, sud thatitisd sired to pay such indebt ef $50,000 has beencharged off from te nn oe: ein tinidiias nen imal edness by the direct levy of taxes for that par Ahe surplus fund to meet it. The de- NOTES FROM THE CAPITOL. Ralph wouldn't move for Fitz, ir.. } es aa even if Papa Fitz was looking 60 pose during the period of three Tea positors will not lose a cent = ape EWE ng on, § rate not to exceed fifteen cente on the one base -—_-eeeeoerereee-—- ' 2 j 6 little Bob squared off in imitation of > ; dred dollars valuation for cach of eaid yea The Senate on Monday contirmed] - : City, Jan. 18.—Evidences his big pz and land a bi ; and praying that an tion be beld 10 sadber- é “ ‘i s big papa and landed a blow on]! § cer our 7 she nomination of James 8. Harlan} that Governor Dockery will soon be the stubborn youngster. | y ; hair pate sheps psi tancongag 7 penises! : $ : ae : J ne ll about it: f n} ester. ‘ split at levying of such taxes. ‘Th-y farther pray test to be Attorney General of Porto} git to make appointments are accu KNOWS ali «about 1t3 The little countr . h d? the same plans snd specifications Be Rico. Mr. Harlan is a son of Justice | mulating. Candidateswho haveno! . ,. qa CA foe anos sae eet a the end: adopted and youd = upman ee Harlan of the Supreme Court, and |show to wir pps its are be-; i ad nown, will to defend hims it: 4 Can you : a upon st the ject see 1 n rim ull out a held November 6th, A. D. IO, end thes tie “4 : $ Pp - court hous+ be built in the ceurt house quam exceedingly bad taste. +t say seems t ve adopted a policy of} into Bobbie. and, m ee J han dfu ] at Batler, +s county, Missoari, and thet the ef our foreign acquisitions were | : ¢ their time, und | z : : ed, andin a few minutes af ning your tractors ber red er inte good snd sail pending before that court. The de-| when tis appointments do come} E Ce ver Oil, when| was carried. into the hot fingers through it? & ] | cient bond conditioned that seid Bee ere see ve, CO now will affect |t i ire disay we ee us ee lustily and ble r pr y fre Does it seem dry and $00. Whereupon the said petition sada 11k caused DY 1M-] the nose lifel - : plestion being beard and considered ané & i hen ireiessr mau - mals a ; veing necessary to build ac : | ieestion of food.| Little MeCue strutted on his way Give your hair a county of Bases ot the pssaty act Governor Dockery on Monday gave | seem to hear of nerally in time! = igestion of to00d.},. ug fe arated ats nd ae - . : | like a peacock He had whipped chance. Feed it. the suru necessary to bnild the same, to-wit | purpose appe: The court comes with the detailed | Of the court a personal interest in plans and specifications of a build-| Upholding the president. n built thi times No more shocking attack upon the Hampshire. jin the killing of hundreds of our peo log whieh has bee than to take any more chances will not disappoint them ther’s joking command to drive the } : merely to show that human nature -rowd of school tvs away from I his appointment was criticized as in t x te the . The governor} ee ees repeated the trick. she standing of Justice Harian’s son. | pointed un if t »pt them waiting Ae sa eee Those 1 eduled for preference a plum tothe sixth district in the/to withdraw ; : y cess of the a pom enna Bob Pitesunmons. Fifty thoasand doljars, being in excess appointment of Luther S. Hickman,}| The ¢ bill to pass both houses j ee ak er di sai z The roots are not Surplos fuads of said county aod in exo @ Be hac = ei Wank thea the dower Wane Tacks i : Sa dead: the total income and re © of said comsty vi Warrensburg, Supervisor of shales I . 1 aie hou la i t may or may not be caused INDIANA BOY ASSASSINATED. | c > they are weak for this year, and for sey Svilding and Loan Associations, to |*° ss re a 1 oe ee ¢ | because they are Eq | year a# limited by jaw, and it Dep” sake effect in June next. The posi- oe courts local boards ofj , starved —that’s all. | Becessary for said county to ineur an indepiale Th e | ness of forty thousand dollara fer the seid pa pose of bullding a court hous+ for said asl best ‘ | at the county seat thereof, which seid sam am h air | excess of the surplus funds of said coumty, j in excess of the tote! income sod 2% food enue of ssid county provided for this 7am | house to correct an error in the or for any une year as limited by isw ate” eppointment will give good satisfac B tion providir a of the assassination of his son Ollie ire nme fogstes ai, ce | : ' ise health with power to establish quar- | ure of stomach and sion carries with it a salary of $2,-]antines against smallpox and conta | 7 | 00 per year. Mr. Hickman is a] gious disenses. It has been rushed throug! beth houses and may be | |. H. Harter Receives News of H s Son's] work. If aa worthy and popular young demo- lef ; Murder by Filipinos. : 3 e 2 defective in some respects. An ~ V ure : ) , vrat, is a member of the state demo- % I An : 2 sh, Ind.. Jz e.- * ate demo mendment was tacked on by thel Wabash, Ind.. Jan. 16.—J.H. Har- tratie central committee and his ter, of t city, to-day re d news | i + i tt a by Filipino: The yo man | ! years being tee ) to raise the amount ance Commissioner and made a | 2te te eurreny ‘ a , feighteen month oliate i said -d indebtedness by direct tox, ie > > U therefore ordered that a special election Demae rong show . | we k dees paktee ccAgiGni a : | volunteer arm) on No ; If you don’t want Sal tide andited in the monnes aion. He was a candidate for Insur. ee nier ‘ 2 7 i < < to it it | 25, rtwoo . = . law, on >aturday the 2rd day of Febreatiy your hair to die use \¥ | isn’ tc: cs pereees of exhantier aan Ayers Hair Vigor r said indebtedness for Mii - nd ars for the purpose of buildiog® once aday. It makes te oa tmcrenes ot a Se i ne erer ees a 1 the hair grow, stops ‘ baak wens s — eee falling, and cures dan- ear by i i It always restores color to gray or faded hair; it never fails. $1.00 a bettie. All drugrists Is paper is nice i 2 the esterday omr passes to go to Mare »vkes peorle Te ne the , » of t > } okes peoy v we are 1 ft ce {Cottobato ; |dano. | ter dm SL tenn Neh ag ‘are, Pee