The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 21, 1901, Page 2

CUBA TOLC SHE [savoos ~suasmep” 1x iworasa | TRUST TO EVERY BILL. [tie custo a “he MUST ACCEDE. | democrats tried toamend by ordering 5 aoe a Crawfordsville Women Engaged in i i the secretary of the treasury, in pay- ; i Combines and Corporations ing the rental, to withhold $50,000 The President Make S Demand Mireckien- Hedi: wloon ses Control All Legislation at and square the account. The repub- es : Nearly Killed. Washinet licans under the party Tash rejected for Certain Concessions. Rea ne ee ashing ton. the amendment. The point involved <a yas that the bank pair he anti-saloon riot at Jacksonville, near was that the bank paid th the title would then vest in the prop-| { NAVAL STATIONS WASTED. omen had been called to discuss = i j Women : ud sate cove ei tg since jusation.- in other eoeds. the ve! The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which i the work being done in Kansas by ; oie in use f -r 20 . f ef asso’ eae Bachar an hich 4 nag : ., |publican majority to-day stood by =e 2Or aves years, has borne the signature ry i H iB | Mrs. Nation enthusiasm ran high) p ored Rich Divide the People’s Mil- Mr. Gage and the republican bosses} and has been made under his pen , Het | Monroe Doctrine Must Be Recognized) 4, jevery hatchet, ax, club and ; ; ; iage an ve publican SSeS | Silt: cuseih tigeaecetiheas aude } of brick in the neizhborhood was col- lions With Lusty Greed---Republi- in exempting a three and a quarter MSU Lz: LE IPA Seg eatin aa : © its ; oF i ituti = S oll erty belonging to ow Ba. one to Aecet tn aE ; in Constitution. lected speedily. With Mrs. Snyder cans Are in Fright. oon dollar ae rty sf = et All Counterteits, Imitations and ** Just- -ts-go0d” are the Standard Oil company from Experiments ul Washington, Feb. 13.—As a result |in the lead the women advanced to at trifie with and endanger the health aloon of Dan Grimes: Infants and Children—Expe e against Experiment, a local taxation. of a conference between President | the near-by) McKinley and Secretary Root suple-|] Without warning half a hundred STILL PARTY WHIP CRACKS. faaen aucheateg | . 5 : a ! ; ee g $ . d all all about | = Tt mental instructions were sent toGen | bricks were hae si apa a oa Washington, D. C., Feb. 14.—] in thé world. ; ee eal What is CAS ORIA Wood to call the attention of the front. “Whe” inmates ser “") There is nothing so thankless as to] American Institute Farmer's Club. Cuban constitutional convention to | through the back door. object when schemes and interest are | I F j SF aerei & ecessity of i 2g 4 pn had gained : on New Jers the importance and necessity of In Meanwhile the women had g organized to loot the treasury. The | Grape Wine'as superier to any in the world. port the wines of Alfred Speer. of Passaic, | Casto 1 is a harmless substitute for Castor Oi, the most reliable, and his Oporto goric, Drops and Svothing Syrups. It is Pleasant, i . inc > Te somonte rrov- e ins and demolished the large 2 abet contains neiiber Opium, J hine nor other Nare eluding the requireme nts of this gov thi inside and « si sy F tremendous expenditures constantly ees am substance. Its aze is its guaranice. It destroy. erument in the constitution. It is|mirror and emptied all the bottles eas = BOY THIEVES CONFES l = arc % >ys Wi e joetea 1 F sa Whisky bar before our eyes are so demoralizing and ; Feverishness. wes Diarrhea and q - . > roe cr e > i Fancets in whisky bar- rs ps . demanded that the Monroe doctrine | on the floor ancets 3 to our minds that we are incapable pets ees « ieetiine roubies, © ures Const ll} rels were turned open and the liquor shall be recognized; that Cuba sh ‘| of understanding and appreciating . : : Bad and Bi assimilate not mortgage the island to any for-) and wines were several inches deep. fieun Whemthe yeapie cues sa) | They Saw a Man Buryiog His Gold | Stomach and wels, rivir eign power; that the | nited States Grimes rushed into the saloon and La oLGALoh AA | SaaeDupat tp. > Childre ; Fe ee Oe | Ome eas re ro get Irie i lprobably toss wlio are earuncibie Kanes City Ma rel da two} oitpatizace me 2 com ROD A OR stations at Havana, Guantanamo, |gensibility. Her friends were quickly for these expenditures will eall upon aesgirie Sand 16 ae were oa ste al Cee iBrt ew ts a ea : CBA ALWAYS Nipe, Cienfueg: é the right toltothe resene, however, and with : 2 Nipe, Cienfuegos and ove : the rocks and mountains to hide he t ain: east a part of the pres-|¢lubs and with the bricks that were], relast night with 0 in ge Bivigpain euleasts Pa eT aT é them from the wrath of the people. re of ossession, confessed f in the isliud, and | left beat him almost to death. coin in their ent military for Every measure is urged because it | that the United States shall assist A large crowd soon gathered upon seen ian pig ; ° to-day that the money was purt of Bs aS some greé ndustry r » < } " * | Cuba in maintaining a stable gov bane scene and etor-all fei er | oa, hg a #1000 w 1 Fred Class behind i wh We vet to 7 10) sec oT ~s as knocke € i sad Hi -r of ernment. : ; : ued Grime: was kno ked dow 1 he end of this conress andfipurenp)| é : On account of the situation in Cu-] down ds kicked into insensibility ee A ses as ‘ ail “ {the appropriations the sum will be | fT ate amas as ba there has been renewed talk of the} by the husband of Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. ‘i « | rth, ye bax a - a larger, very much larger, than any Hh " i RA a ra Wawa probability of an extra session Of / Stephen Garret: was struck in the . — j dis, wirer s SI A : f ol . eee = estimate that has been made, and tt hold tl was comir aeesv « ea LE GY congress. The president hes reiter-j face by a beer bottle and her head - ‘ ; to hok t 2 ning | is jast in such times as this that dan | = . oem on ated his desire to have congress take | smashed. ‘ nwhile the women : “ wit ei & 8 Q é % . . } : ¢ + yer comes in. ‘ * } a ithe - ” -actionin relation to Cuba at the|took to their heels and left the fieht op ane Rabe mes as Char : + ah) cata, i le Das aati fils atement was made with em- . * PD ‘ t it rt - + 7 earliest possible moment, and advice to the men u K ) i = PRPS yO EA =k bey e ‘ , in ke te 3 a phasis in the senate to-day by Sena received fromGen. Wood within the{ The condition of Grimes is serious |! ee Hal px is b ( ¢ z A a or Eugene ale o vine. i - a - last two days are said to be of such} and he may not recover. Mrs. Sny ene f tl : tions | C2" and Char tice, of I inapo ~ - Zs ee oe ais ‘xtravaganuce o 1e appropriations |, . eee ae ee : ae ihe Pia ae tf a character as to make an extra ses-|deris also in a critical condition.| 2), . PRrO} His first that they | Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table The Best Food for Intellect be nate 4 ation Tt Seer ; eee as of this congress, as it draws to its cnain te yeast. A week ago at Butler Station, . a Biol practic auily Impe rative. ‘ i we thre ee Sa1OOUS WAVE CLOSEL Pre aloes ik iaetlink eeu inenmebiua : 1 , 1 i t é : K ag NORTH BOUND Thought, The Cuban planters now in Wash-| will not attempt to open till law an i =? Ay we! are Haute, Ind., and tive republican leaders. can vot intelligentiy Unless raps ee Ta ave theduty taken | order are res Os near the Van-] zo ligentl In this time of ** ington trying to have thedut) en {order ar stored. Ni Lode. of AdasuacReeeees : : i oe Sean ware’’ the greatest oid Mil ive they SaW] 04 stock Express (does not carry thinking and the best food for Intell off tobacco imported from Cuba into the United States and to obtain fO MEET ON THE BRIDGE. lowed Mr. Hale. He, too, sounded : : | thoughtis that newspaper which ls gs two mene ‘din burying some- ES: - the alarm. and best | Important political issues are daily gy passenger SOUTH ROUND. i i 3 7 » ariff ts Ss soon a8 e wm i ‘ s- a other modifications of the tariff in -——— “We are padhing: along’: aid Mr thing. As soon as the men had d or , | more important. ; sta Se favor of Cuban products, have been | |. é nut es i Seg Sere : uppeared Gordon and Riley hurried] ¥o 1 ee Se eS ee idee I El Paso Invites President McKinley | Lodge, “to the billion dollar mark in |“?! : Co. t1i Lacey wens : | HSEty is something to be desired, andl advised to go home and _ tell the : to the spot snd dag up a sack full of INTERSTATE DIVISION. Leo ts Sd eee roughly inform alle a, our appropriations, and we have | hip ‘ fo. 849 Depart 7 self upon the leading topics of the day, people it is impossible to grant them and Diaz. s gold. This was so much better than] 4, 11:39 ALM he Semi-We: i . ; : rot to draw the line. Wehave reach- i : E.C. Vaxpenvoont, Agent J and best ofall newspapers. Its telegrephieal any such favors, because until a Cu El Paso, Te February 13.—The |_3 waiting for money from home that seth on > RE ble news service excels that of aay aL Paso, Tex., February 13.—Th |e1 the point now when the peopleare paper. [tprincs the new newe fully; sot the young | started westward | {native occurrences but domestio and } o 7 ‘ir z _ * - “ne | distant, fully authenticated facts, without s anything of their!) K, C, Pittsbarg & Gulf Time Table. | “'The policies of the great polltieal | now being formed and the pe bain government has been organized = aise Hy Stenry Cannon se NEGO] Commerce has extended invitations = 2 : tiated, while Cuba has nothing to . 3 SEE DANGER SIGNAL AHEAD. find. This: board of directors of the chamber of} jecomine alarmed srnoon they confessed See T : to President McKinley and Presi A : rrival and departure of trains at Worland | now is the time to subscribe for the best give in return for concessions, and Went Suns be ccah on the aniecnn It is at last dawning upon the re-|that they stole the money, but— re- 1K city aut wouND stb pan of ki Weakly Reoattien 1 whole : : az ee » ern: 5‘ : ©. 1 Kanegs City datly kxprees op. € publi there does not seem to be a disposi >: ‘i yublicans that public vengeance |fused to give their real names Nc ‘+ Mail ...... 8:17 m | 38 worthy of attention te the 93s the Rio Gr: TE if g fused g Os: vw Rio Grande : cack tional bridge ac soUTH KOUND, | Sunday Magazine. itis | tion on the part of anyone in Cuba might be meted out to the party in brough Port Arthar Exprese,2:41 p.m | t nclal articles wrltte | | ‘iver. at i j he 5t by river, at this point, on the Sth day It beautiful half » " > - Me t 2 Young Girl's Suicide. tloam Springs Kxpress. Pm to grant any concessions to the Unit-| \¢ jay next. On that date President | POWe?, and it is said that word has Remember this ts the popular short line be ready made ‘t famous sad ed Ste t ns A , come from the preside and the s “} ans ‘ol ween Kanens Ci Mo..and Pirteburg, Kan seein ; met MeKinley is expected to pass through |©O™* from the president and the s Arkansas ¢ Kan., Feb. 13 ypiin, Mo , N | Mo. Snlphur Springs ne featur ' - 4 is Ci £ é > se this . } reLary ¢ he reas ry the appro- yi » die : n-ve ld sehoc ark i Seal “the direct and enlarged up re efiort is being made to u "SThere on his western tour, d Presi-|Tetary of the treasury that appro-| Winnie Harden. a15-y Ischo oe Ark., an e to St Louie Chicago | the high priced magazt opportunity to open the eyes of Cu ‘ aa a eres yy peiation bill must be eut down. Ae- | girl, committed suicide late this even-| snd pointe north a ortheast and to Denver, | intere forth in entartal roe eee on tg | dent Diaz will be in the city of Chibu : | pete oar reeeciene renee emt ser emees | bans to the necessity of favorably ahua dedicating the big government | © ding to Senator Hale, the amount fing by shooting herself head | zest and northwest. ‘No expense hae been | » <i a AY SE reat sTnj Ce : a ; Re : e = pared to make the passe 4 | ; y ms considering the demands of the Unit-/ ty ..ter there, and Gov. Ahumada | Vill be much Ia than any esti-|with a 3S8-caliber revi She] 3ts tes sanead tp einen tee Seer Senear | . epublie’s Sanday Mages od States as » provisior f the A ae ate th: has bee 1ade es 1 remarkec 1 Pe hi na the new line H.C Onn standard ed States as to the provisions of the still eadeavor to bare President Diaz) ™? eee has been made on the|had remarked to playmates y T- Gen’! Pass. Agt., Kansse City, Mo The eubecrip on price aw floor of the senate. The Maine states- | « hat she was going to kill ber ublic is re new — se ae come on to Juarez to meet President | £00r of the sena The Maine state jay that she was going to kill ber | azine $1.25 per year. Both > Senator Morgan, chairman of the a on 2 ne iad in mind the fae 5 mut appearer beijoking : being offered at the verv low price ty n organ, cha é McKinley. The chamber of com-| ‘22! had in ae ith t that If, but appeared to bejoking about = ' | one year. To secur tia tow bose aa 20) a sroceamle canals, . es ates re been as hig’ ss s she left te addressec P ordere nd paic e ine ve t Ss jog sh : ae for the merce has appointed a committee to 0 pene Se ee 5 oe - dhe aynes M. D. | green Any -: de: ge The” Repabte, Serees Pra’ it is necessary for the! arrange for the meeting of the presi- | 990,000. : ye TONNE Ton Of VHS] ~«=PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, (| 0% =*- United States to retain coaling and dents, and a handsome pavillion will Is itafact that there is to be a]city, who has been k -ping company | teal abiienwin’ Gals rar a re ah: pi i “Lepilli ee det e s 14 7 1,..| Office over Nichols’ Shoe Store, Fast Side F wt poeoooeoowes naval stations in Cuba. nIOPIG- |) 6 crected bythe cities of El Paso | ‘billion dollar” session? A ‘billion | with her, but who recently jilted her aare. Residence on Ohio street. 2nd door . % a east of West School building south side 6-0 tion recently sent to his committee by Capt. 8 officer, shows that there are in the West Indies 18 ports under control of Great Britain, four under France, one under the Netherlands, two under dollar” congress was repudiated in | saying, “I did this myself. Good-by ill never know how much DR. H. M. CANNON, 1899, when we paid for the Spanish |1 leve you, Charlie.” The bullet lodged brain, and DENTIST, and Juarez in the center of the inter national br sbee, chief intelligence 1890. Even the appropriation of |to all; you w the widest bridges spanning the river between the two THE KANSAS t the base of the br: i thi S TI ili nies | she lived for two hours, but was not of this session. : 1e mi itary sudget t conscious after > shooting East Side Squara, BUTLER, MO. is year is nearly $400,000,- —_—— wes wi were far short of the estimate } cities, and the meeting of the heads ofthe two American republies will take place on this pay illion. the Dutch and two under Denmark. | 000. This is significant in the light Forty Boers Killed. wide Avtecrasn : sriti : at i zl STER, the firs é each m Of the British ports, the most im- TO FULL ST RENG TH. of the fact that excepting the year of Durban, Natal, Feb. 1 The Boer ARCHIE third Mo pees leh paar tap tg re CITY u an, Natal, 2D. Saeed e boe , i 2 portant are on the islands of Ber-| the ci ADRIAN, 2d and 4 | y and Tuesday of | 1 | ' war, t ry udge } 1 t la i he military budget losses when they were attacked by each week. muda and Jamaica. To offset these alone calls for more money than it]. : nape ~ | Prepared to doall kindsof Dontal work. Con- ‘ Gen. French at Ermelo, last week, | sultation free. H.M.C\ «NON, D.D.8. stations on thesouthern side of Cuba | Army is to be Recruited to the Maxi-|eost to run this government any) one cai ee iit : : a are essential. ar are saidto have been forty men mum 100,000 Authorized ar, war, navy, pensions and allt ied and 200 made prisoners. DR.W. J. McANINCH, Senator Morgan says the strength other ey penses included, from the of the British outposts show the wis- | by Congress. foundation of the government until ; VETERINARY SURGEO) dom of the navy department in se- Washington, Feb. 13.—According| 1898. This fact, and the fact that e = Scientifically treats all domestic ani- lecting naval stations in Cuba, and to the present plans of the war de-/| our military budget is over twice as mals, Office at Gailey’s Feed Yard. emphasizes e the necessity of this | partment, the army isto be recruited | large as that of any nation in the Butler, Mo. country retaining possession of them Itoi l a ze strene” i world, is ale ing. bu alarm i oits full authorized strength of; World, is alarming, but the alarm 18 | DR, E. S. BALLARD, TMES Fifty-Two Issues yaa {100,000 men. The regular army {Sounded too late. The interests be-| OBJECT TO PUNISHMENT. |now consists of about 67,000 men,|hind the extraordinary raid upon| ¥ ee PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON | Twenty-Five Cents. |including the troops in the Philip-| the treasury by this congress are alll; cone 1s 1s due to neg | Office over Trimble’s Drugstore, West | lect. The figure can be preserved beyonc Side of S« question # the ex- | — —_ pectant mother wili|J,M.CHRISTY, M.D. | S. A, ROE, M.D. constantly use Diseases of w and } Ear, Eye, Nose and Children as ¥. § Throat Specialist. Fyiother’s | DR. CHRISTY & ROE. mare, | pines, so that thenewestablishments | PoWwerfulin the re publican party. The are limited to about 30,000 men. appropriations will go through as] Condemned Chinese Leaders Protest! Kansas City Times G0. Kansas Crry, Mo i luled, spee i jwilltake along time to secure so 45 Senator Hale and Senator Lodge It is realizee by the officials that it |5 *s made by such men Against Extreme Penalties. Pekin, Feb. 13.—At least tt ° + SSe ae : k as : many men, but the fall machinery of 2? the Chinese to whom Emperor Kwang rat tl le same time preserved for the army is [ Ss | being extorted in tl use in the next camp =e ote a ehoice obsuicide. in “|direction, with gratifying results re tied hand and | Prien? eae et aoe Deneeh, their ist wit Gentix. halve edits nash obtained ias : ; 10¢ | Office Teleph 20. House Telephone 10 4 wer expected that much the campaign fund. epayment of declined to comy peror ese wal. 1 SS at RT ad, a ee fs C. BOULWARE, Physician anc has withdrawn his e i - iyi: aah : ri eae ae Pe preg + Surgeon. Office nortn side square The earlier its use ic | B treasury © r,Mo. Diseasesof womenand chil thar v } 1 to the terms of , - - DR. J.T. HULL ~ : ) : vongssr be piece - ot re punish t sl 1 ft ves a if T Parlors Over t ; s Re by O a 1 Entrance. same thatles wors 2 } + = + os af studio. north sid« sonar ti as « t : x - — — 2 v a s a = G rals W i r ~ oe ee c = with ie bought | Sed rare BUCK E : . a e : oa = = z 4ouse, pre-' labor ahd mz CURES NOTH'NG BUT PILES, FARMERS! fa 4A SURE ard CERTAIN CURE 4 for Safety and Co veniesre- LZ known for 15 years as the Durable, Cheap. #9 > BEST REMEDY for PILES. ¢ BY ALL "GGISTS g - SE ee AR BA. EVAN —~ M. W. Cor. 4th ona Eir j ow adcress es PE ALLUN, Br @ ten Vears OINTMENT ’ Ml y= si its own vault oss $50,000, to oi the government. lay the appropriation item in| | THE BRADFIELD REG ULATOR CO. ATLANTA, GA. vless the court On, Wit mediate sett tain, to that of br be i