The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 24, 1901, Page 6

SUFREGE. 1 RESTIGTED, ai Att) Ta All Voters in the Philippines Must Consul! Dudley, at Vancouver, Sends oi Marice Department Description of New Device. Own Real Estate or Prove They Are Taxpayers. ALLEGIAKCE TO UNCLE SAM REQUIRED. AUTOMATIC SYSTEM OF SIGNALING. In Addition, Those Who Cast the Ballot Mast Be 23 Years Old and Be Abie to Speak, Kead and Write English or Span- ish- Large Church Property Holdings to Be Taxed. municipal code rel fications of electors epssed bhefc es veal esta yw to} pesos ppine co vote taxes to the amount er upwards and be of upwards years apeak, re Spanish. leg Judge sion, to taxes the tax: he to lar eguntry di the fr the ku formerly « left all the disturt ings of land Manija are shurches \ the taxation of ¢ nd write on of church | rely the put ts on pe ed to owt the country distr dpe and t owned be ineluded i Wil government of then be tion will ssue. MISSOURI LEGISLATURE. Hall, of Saline Interesting Railroad Fr. Ral Presents an sht BM Por ¥. M. ¢ ding at Columbia. Jefferson dan. 19 house did py morning. time en make i qpild eaused such a lively arg _ the advocates of the bill daid over until Tuesday. Kendrick. @ Linn, atacked the bill, 1 raid, only rich men’s children are fen for ransom, a ajly are not conce shid because a man he {nd ames wealth is mot prote him. Hall, of Saline, introduced a bill ir the house to appropriate $25,000. fe the e a Y.M A. buile ing at Missouri univ provides Me Yr City, not Mo., have a quorum S t most of Lehfs bill to kidnap 2 so it spe bills. a capital of ng had caus tl, of Salin en fortunats 10 reasou the that "s Christian associ pal $15,000 wid into the university this the Ye dr . to ere Wall mite bill of the lowa |} rsity I the Your on shall hi as soon as from other sonree ’ tre: money ry purpe tate wn e by somet? populists aas. The whieh is pr: Lo fore form syste hasis. The an The owns that ? peet fe be measure pounds” Yo vse no standard s $4 miles, cach tween poi tion. For Bill fixes fi for the Ti ie the fir dred miller pounds On modities SY miles each maximum ri ATTACKED BY BAND! S to Loot a ht in M Rout of PD Baltimore & On} viend Resalts in Attempt Pr peradoes. QO pulled int 40 n a lo Moac to fast fes loo when a were on t | It A Me the Trans: tallic Cc ductor Is Fixed on an Eleva- from Which tted Over a Zone Which Has a Radius of Se Safer Than a Flash Light. WwW Etheric Waves Are en Miles Believed to Be Dua- the Consul VAS sent to description shipwreck >ssels itted AW vy of ce time a bell rin nstrument — re- f steel Mar egraphy, essentially HE POINTS TO EGYPT. Secretary of In cate age She W: the pot Eri Interior Advo- Acre- heock an on, Believing a Vas id Not Be Left a Desert. che ports the poliey of irri that port ple, Hite resul Nile, from Jo City, comy ofa June aini j nort tion rf se 2 vast ing a po ets should ne heock ts 3 P bank plin, Fort any branch tion. ng cu hwest said veral ¢ the Memphis ime lived rea te emin rem ind Ne Will bank Police € Ss ¢ bers The w one W th seen. poir ieved ’ th place ation of 50,000,000 pe t be left a desert. Mr. out the remarkabl the y the y redecming in valley of Egypt upte, he Memphis Route. Jan. 19.—The | t & » work on an exte e from Zincite to Carl Memphis Railway Zincite is € moved” Him. arre do mor who « hal he was : r man tilly Bank Robbery. re, Mich nd the booty un- Robbed and } Best Pen in Classes not included in above. } Ist & 21, HS Free sot Ne we 4th, E P Hartweil. Poultry Show Premiums Complete. | ©. A. Allen, secretary of the Bates; county Poultry and Pet Stock Associa-j; GRAND SWEEPSTANES. the list of premiums} Fer highest i fowls,—1-t, HS Frederic late exbibit in our city. | “** fowls.—Ist For W W Grave ! faited. The following were the awards:; | Fer ¥ BARRED PLYMOUTH ROcKS ada, Mo.: 31. W iraves: scoring pen of parti-ce AA i, Mrs HG Walton, ! fowl.—Ist, | tion hands us awarded at the | The display of chickens was large and | 1¢ that the winners oniy | who | ks: 2d, ¢ highest cx A B Ladwic shest ~ ring pen | the quality so fi és | scored a point or two over many Cock. Ist J W Ginn, Peru. 2d Dan Gilson, of Appleton C 3d Mrs R V Williams. ith L Heinlein, Butler Sth Bruce > Hen. 2d a iand 4i FE P Har mportedd ity. Don ass 4, Domes , L Heinlein. -IRY 1, Dan Gils , L Heir Mrs WE Walt Buc > Har ei k un E We nd 5th, A B Ludwick. | P Rocks. nghampton. y Wilkin one of twin sists there the oth mar- yuestion er day, but whi Wilkin and the he wedd that is puzzling on, but another leuests assembled at t The brides were twin sisters, Flor- When Wilkin- he scene fell He was blissfully at the but Florence ence and Rose Esca json appeared on both {in love with As en of y v do! es t FA z Best Pen of S L Wyandott uneonuscious of this time, Ist, J B Schr = KAHMAS he woved and wen Rose. was chagrined, but accepted the at- tentions of another suiter, and Ss were made fora double The attired exactly alike in white, and their own arrangem¢ wedding brides were parents could not tell them apart. As they stepped in front of the mir.- change two ister, ¢ tgly remarked do not fun you a spirit of the After the Florence claimed t she had wedded W R id 1 ex- ilkin- back. was only 8 eremony son, i tot change Rose declared the change momentary |guests were divided on the quest t} ion, said at in th t noticed Mrs H G Wait The result is that two husbands do Mr V Y not know who their wife They eannot legally > married the second time ‘or fear of committing bigamy, = ieee + Walton. i irs H ¢ al hor can a separation be obtained, as Ist, Mrs HG ee they do not know which girl to name in the court papers. 2&3 Whosoever has suffered from piles know how painful and troublesome they are. Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment is guaranteed tocure piles Price 50 cents in bottles. Tubes, cents. Por sale by H. L. Tucker. Holloway 5 Sea gases FREE BLOOD_CURE An Offer Provir Ulcers, ful swelli bl persistent eruptions, that ler ordinary t1 1ickly cured by B. B. 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Miss Lizzi« : : thousands D BLACK POLISH. zzie Burk sts will send trial] y mnay xpense. co., Ate a ors, t at BAL our M | 2 Yd. Chas Mo- 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE as MeEarlan Trave Marks DESicNs Corrricuts & lored | NEVADA BUSINESS COLLEgg#H LIFE SCHOLARSHIP $40, | Thirty-five Calls, Monthly Average For BOOK-KEEPERS AND STENOGRAPHERS, Enter any time. Write for college Jourrs!. Free NEVADA, Mo, THE MISSOURI STATE BANK of Butler, Missouri. Capital and Surplus, (full paid) { ‘ 17,000.00, Receives Deposits, Loans Money, Buys Notes, Issues Drafts, and does a Géneral Banking Business. Ready at all times to make loans at reasonable rates of interest. The patronage of merchants, farmers, stock dealers, business men and the public ge nerally is solieit. ed, promising strict attention to business and a safe depository for funds, — DIRECTORS, — John Deerwester, T. C. Boulware, Booker Powell. J.R. JENKINS, Cashier. Charles R. Radfort, T. J. Wright, JR. Jenks Frank M. Vorts, J.M_ Chris a : Wm. 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