The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 4, 1901, Page 4

SLR SRA A PEE BEE BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES. stePesnous FRavos 1x | - THE ARMY AT MANILA. | J. D. ALLEN, Eprror. Ae ane Senator Whaley Writes an Open Letter THE OTHER SIDE. THE LIGHT PROPOSITION be 2 Biter fe Co. Exoprietors. Vast Quantities of Government Stores iy ee With 7 fs i o Tue Democrat:—With your TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ; ieee ena. | hee poi Se i te — Found in Possess: | permission I will give an account of -arried and now we ask you to turn the light The Weext.y Times, published every thorized Persons. tho causes which led up to the noto- Thursday, will be sent to any address ‘ : of inspection onto our line of one year, postage paid, for $1.00. Manila, March 31.—Interest in the MEN'S FINE SHOES, made in all the latest styles and shapes from riety which seems to attach to me in the closing days of the last session - capture and fate of Aguinaldo is well HE IS THE GOVERNOR. nigh ov ional developments, present and of the legislature Mr. Dickinson, of Henry county. rose in his seat and made three cha ire true. This was wholly gratui rshadowed in Manila by sen- | Governor Dockery by the exercise sa wf his veto power, and in making his has demonstrated sctive, of frauds in the commis- = ive, of frauds in th ‘sagainst me, none of which vent, How widely these | lepart appointments, i . tend has not ye en ascertained, hat he is the governor. He is seru- extend has not yet been ascertain e bills passed by the legis- but eno tous on his part as he could have Ee Rey nO ar HO UE ascertained the the truth of the mat- all the popular leathers : Ideal patent: calf, Ginizing ; Se acaet care, and when tify the belief that they arefar reach- ba i a ae Le: : ature w a ie i ter had he been so inclined. He never patent chrome calf, vici kid and velour calf <a a ae ae y -/ at any time asked me about the sub- ; erefor, short and to Captain Frederick J. Barrows of ject matter of these false charves skin at popular prices, not be swerved the Thirteenth Volunteer Infantry, |* ; ome : ae He car rt t werved | the Thirteen ol +>! Havi been Mr. Dickinson’s per- Our line of men’s fine shoes are made by the he conceives to be his) Quartermaster of the Department o sonal and political friend for many | all | circumstances responded to his call, exemplified in| southern Luzon, together with seven leading manufacturers of the United States was amply : | Years and at all times and une nts, several civil- ssary se loctor’s bill and the comm and for stvle, comfort and se rvice, can not be over strong protests. ian clerks, a prominent government I persumed that of all the men in the tant manager duplicated at the price. the assis Jarly in his administration he said | contractor house of r sentatives, he was the| 2¢ would make his own appointinents oprietors oi the Hotel Oriente. the 7 } a ‘ re H man on whom I could rely for a rea- md be responsible for them. That e of the largest bakeries in sonable defense against malicious ae has lived up to that expression io number of Br onenee ens ences And U heard theoueh 4 j dic J : ; Pee the capital | hi sia ates ae t and request i quantity of baco pig en ' -” ” tt sle T dis rv + hat 1° } eas possession of unau passband THE STOMACH ‘ j ore foe aie h sine a speech and stopped to! |) pu HFIES THE BLOOD i ivi mn, Who h ; f : er HEALS WEAK LUNGS, \ , > > 5 When ton utter surprise | found —— a 4 ‘s ippro ing $100,000) p i aaa ‘ $1,000,- ont h, has spent huge sums in en- turned x of four from ad so others | be the | perom tl PSOE pe ie Ad will 25,000 ACRES i Praddeut Nas ent commissary - er is ad shak- |, ee aS ies ries " i a oe ys ago. is Sheridan County 1 ‘unston for his captures idir i scandalously as aeaennetoge ee ae ig ae wa ier Yy to me H with « commission as _ o| ‘Dick “isarey eee ees u uf I ivi veet rt K A NS AS | t is asserted t e ( tities | j that his purse strings : ‘ = " ral in the liwasun-| +815 asserts o te Sat "| T ean beat 41 now in your o hose who would help ves n i of stores have b lost or stolen in} | ~ poe a, : = ; ; oie anil Re Jersey a _ ‘ ’ ppumeeahy a PEAye ; jtransit, and also that there is a|°OQUUE 1G People) Of ies “this was the inference. When he st agen taeda ‘ For Sale on Fight Years Credit, plans were splendidly 1 and;** i Soa : county fully understand this matter | elosed his talk | ked mm for e}jul t ove rea n of the r 1 é - shortage the commissary depar | 1 UK ist im To 1e | I s—F100 down on enc ; faultlessly executed; for that Funs- [Shortage in the commissary depart lthereis tio a sul ta jrate card } | he| big company, whi purpose to | oo geen Y thet half the ca es lrate « e ha a i : eres; after th one-half © Crop ton and his brave followers deserve | ment he ~dai-| When Mr. Dickinson went to Jeffer-| pe i, “J »t spar : ne! mammoth flour mills in t vear, limited to eight yeast much praise. But from the stand- More scandals are developing ale | on Ces Auta can ape ie ace send you|SWeet potato-growing belt ilroad fare to see the land allowed point of civilized warfare does it not |1¥- Ulicit: transactions have been ership I did all | could to h bent eerk. a0 that shady i771 on first payment. Send for map of this county, showing the location of the lands, towns and railroads W. F. SCHULTHEIS, 29m * smuck much of treachery? What} aced back to June, 1900, and it i to secure the tofhis ambition. | No rate ird eve possible that there are others of would our people think if a civilized | 1 This is his way of rewarding my €I-| the close of the session. wt pion weer which we: were at war | oan ien date s : forts in his behaff. When his bills}tained one from Senator I should effect the capture of the com- Phe exorbitant tariffon provisions There is absolutely nothing in bill that will benefit any one but Me missary supplies immensely profit- Grew and other shippers who handle . able 2 the one class of ireight in car load ple in most cases are proud to call a é favor to meto aid me in securing lots, and from Osceola to Kansas It is understood that other United came to the senate on his judgment of their merits, | voted for them and asked other senators as a personal makes the surreptitious sale of com- Hoxie, Kansas, mander of our forces in’ the field by such methods? The American peo- Many a school- girl is said to . be lazy and | shiftless | when she | doesn’t deserve | spide a spade, and the maxims that é their passage He failed to secure| City we are getting bette rates now “theend justifies the means,’ and ‘that | States officers may be arrested. the passage of one or two bills, but} than his bill provides. Lt. eraphed to the agent at Osceola (and te bas ver ing is fair i 70 3 2G Lieutenant Philip K. Sweet of the |! = pees everything is fair in love and war’ is I it was no fault of mine. However I a » decalooue Forty-sixth Volunteer Infantry. is : “ the telegrams now on filein his ottice) mot umeur decalogue. een oe nee : 1 succeeded with his measures in the to see what this bill would do for my | secuting e vestions » : : Fy , ——— . Sinpeees aie sata senate, fully as well as he did with] people. I went into the raileontl the least bit of it. Tue Times has no intention of | @tection of Colone Wikia ee house. It is at least a]Commissioners oftice and compared She can’t study, easily | Will stand the present season of 1901 police. the rates. Did Mr. Dickinson do as much? T suspect not. Had he been 8o solicitous of the interests of his falls asleep, is nervous ; at my barn, & wiles due east ef But ’ | 2 ‘i ler and 3-4 miles south of Montrose and tired all the time. and Butler road and 34 miles west of waking part in the controversy be- stand off on that score. Sween Representative Dickinson, of] We have often wondered why it is} Nowfor the charges—I am first nsaaniepeomens! scone cds wasctieceessasaltn , (Henry county, and Senator Whaley, generally the case, says the Merwin charged with trying te gerrymander people it seems he might have looked And what can you ex- ge aes ‘ 1 Pedi E { of this district. Serious charges re. | Mirror; that the man who tells you] the district. 1 state, andam prepar-|the matter up. I wager almost any pect? Her brain is being lj pane fe atta vbirecyer i ines " "s P : 5 See z OP aS > ps “ | Is co 4 Paly Dose anc If tlecting upon Senator Whaley’s offi-| just how the national Hnance quested to prove in open court at any| thing you can mention tHat Fh did fed with impure blood rise of 15 hangs high and he weighed & ial integrity have been made and we|tion should be handied can hardly | time, that I was or before the com- et cee! ay bare spel : = a | and her whole system is 1200 ponds afar — by se 5g ’ “entre = . : Visions of this bill, nor what effect it . A * imported Jac irect from j believe it is the daty of the press to/ Support his own family; and the man | mittee one time and then requested would have on the shippers of his suffering from Poisoning. beaut to Cooper asnnty: by Chas. | = sgive him an opportunity, as a pub-] who tells how to corre: tly bring up] that my district be left just as it is. county We had men in the last Such girls are wonder- | Leonard. The dam of Elamo was ic servant, to make his defense. Chie | children never has any: the/On another occasion when a member | legislature who wanted to know but fully helped and greatly are De SH apy bday ol bea 4 ‘ a > ine ¢ a freiv ] tis ie : slac y y \ we have done without comment, | name of the man who says he is an approached me and said they were | Oe thing about a Treight ne It is | changed, by taking Fele ni Glavenk crag, shang bef < Sige "i : ane Acie : against the railroads” lis Was ; iba eg eh ad. Bp - Tue Times believes them both to be [adept in municipal ove rnment never | thinking of giving me Vernon county oisech though h ueprenes ‘ : ae ® | Stallion will be kept at same stables, honorable ntlemen, and that ajappears on the board of aldermen, | 1 said, ‘I don’t know about that, but! men micht suffer, it made no differ iat the moder ik Sieg va : n : : f [es : M ; I and suck, the money is due when Proper understanding between them | and the man who comes around and Jas Vernon county makes my distriet}enee. Hollow out: “Down with the colt is foaled. The colt will stand 4 would result in the dispersing of all] gives pointers on how to run a news- | still more democratie’l can not refuse railroads! and it was like throwing | good for the season. After service : : Sage ees “ a red t n the face of a wild bull. = has been rendered any one selling, aouds. yaper can’t even write ake i rule rather v 5 | ¢ “ 4 eloud pay a 1 to take it, but 1 would r ther YOUl At itt would go, regardless of trading or about to remove mare for j Mr. Thomas R. Dawley is one of would go see the representatives and consequences, reve remembering cate ine atoe and niniey wust Bh - & Gover - Dockery vetoe > s - if they would consent, I shall make|that they ¥ sworn te -al paid. jave six of this jack’s colta, H rovernor Dockery vetoed the bill the few American orrespondents J Ons : to deal coming yearlings and one spring colt, no objections.” This is the whole] justly and fairly with all the| interests of this great state, no in- considerable part of whose rm rial wealth consist of the hundred and By Representative Hawkins of Ma- wion county, making the term of county vollector four years instead Hundreds of thousands of schoolgirls have taken it Guring the past 50 years. it will pay anyone to see before breeding elsewhere, His last year’s colts are bays and browns. These are the first crop of bi. colts in this who entered the camps of the Cuban story, nothing more, nothing less. insurgents before our war with : = sted that Cedar Spain began. His letters on Cuba When it was sug Fol two, as tye law now is. The gov- and Spain. written at that time,|COUDtY be taken from the district} odd railroads that span her prairies | Many of these girls now county. This stock would be hard ® @rnor says this seems to be a doubt- were widely read Athen oar ae (and I got the knowledge from Repre- | and climb her hills. E have homes of their own. to beat in any country. Season will 3 ad. sentative Ransdell) I said to him, Mr. Editor. lam in favor of pro-| They remember what “Sin DEWITT ane t 4 a Q ANIEL. . “ pe eas he Taw pucuns = with Spain ended, Mr. Dawley took tecting the people against unjust | ford the | people frequent opportuni-|an interesting trip through the inte- : i rates by our roads and I am equ ties to change officials who may col-| rior of Spain, and his observations|do it. I had my own committee to] in favor of treating the roads fa fect or disburse their woney “<{/ there are told in an article called fter and Col. Cooper’s, who was My record in the legislature in ir Sthink it safer, ‘therefore. noi von by ae 4 ato Grana do i po besides having the auditing | dueing and passing my anti-trust § months Magazine number of the n| law of two vears ago d my fran- - re > 10) i hstest dua : Fi two years ago, and my fran dchange the present tenure of the eol- Outlook. The paper is illustrated. “Go see them and tell them not to cured them, and now they give the same medi- cine to theirown children. You can afford to trust a Sarsaparilla that has been NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. business to look after as chairman hise bill : ba " ‘ ¥ of that committee, and had no time|©15¢ bUl presented to the last gen- ‘ sbereby given that sealed bids will ectors of the revenue. ($3 a year. The Outlook Company, : : eral assembly ought to be sufficient | tested for half a century. be received at the office of the county clerk im 287 Fourth Avenue, New York.) to look after other matters. Further|o..4., ae earn -harge: favor-| $1.00 a bottie. All druggists. Butler, Bates county, Missouri up to twelve —_—_— guarantee against charges of favor { If your bowels are consti v fins Times wants to congratulate 3 | than that, Tha a lea of st anding aid Selene ay ee the spa oc nd Pated take Ayer’s Pills. You Tuesday. the 16th day of April. 1901 sur neighbor, Frank M. Wooldridge, for reelection. What matter was it = as sd tt oe aes , -sspsade can’t have good health unless t - Ee OT OF rae - f Harrisonville his : ; to me, and what to Dickinson if|#3#/2s5t me and thrown to the ease you have daily action of the oe ne CneRONER ae pt Harrisonville, ou his appointment ith : - >| By the metropolitan press, while niy bowels. 25 cs. » box. completion of @ Court House for said county qps warden of the penitentiary by helther of us were to be candidates? statements of fact have been either “ One box of Ayer’s Pills cured my according to the plans, details and specif- dyspepsia.” .D. Carpwitt, cations prepared eDonaid, Arehi- o. E. Jan. 12, 1599. Bath, N. ¥ K : teet, 902 Kast Isth eet Kansas City, Mo., a Doce: the Doctor. which are now e in the clerks office of and desire the | said county can possit freely. You wi ply, without cost Dr. J. The building is to be » modern structure, with beavy walls, steel beams plate glase, encaustic tile, slate roof, steam heat asd iH overnor Dockery. Mr. Wooldridge = Why all this much ado about noth- suppressed or garbled, grows, to = great big-hearted, big-headed. ing, if there was no personal desire sae extent engin of aa leg- Avhole-souled gentleman, generous to or ambition effected thereby? - oop een woe egos Seno 7 : Tere Sastre : His next charge is that I held up}|_¢ i Well known that the press had a i! fault, true to his friends, hiscounty eis, ? eet oe 4 : ‘mys. 2. | Strong lobby present to prevent the * ‘andhisstate. He made a mostexcel-| Of Cod Liver Oil is the means|the so. ed Alum bill. This is passage of a real revenue producing V ‘ent sheriff of Cass county andwe are} of life. and eniovine tor ) {falsehood No. 2. The bill was not franchise law. I have the record to ng. All bids shall be for the entire Sey z BES. } } eae - FoF ic as | Show that what I say is true, and in| “on of the building and each contractor 7 at time > strate} thousands: anc | before any committee of which I was A pes 1 : ‘atisfied that time will demonstrate : us ine i ; ‘Re SE AE oe a future article I will take pleasure in ae eae ball accompany his bid with a sample of stone dhat the governor made no mistake children. e trae eee Ben AN On OL as Bae laying the facts before the public Trustee's Sale Notice and brick proposed. an his appointment. When appetite fails, it re-|ageand it wasso known by every-|/*{i™! Editor, this infamous howl | ,.Weres, Martha 4. Austin ea oe aa ecaeseen ive tocar Doles, Gaul Pt 2 2 3 4 nd, their certain sum of (8500.00) er ollars, mu —_—_—_—eee tore it = body—mere proof, I guess, of lobby | raised against me has a purpose be- ,, dated the 2nd day of October, payable to the tre rae I : Mis- Rolla Wells f wend the en=|. 5 nfluence. It we t s that hind it. and when the peoplefuliy nn- med in the office of the recorder ¢ oS : sarigrlepdiyepaagieceagy i * Rolla Wells for mayor and the en- anion a influence as notorious tha : 1© people fully 1 Bates county, Missouri at Butler. on th, souri, 86 & guarantee to said county that the this bill was being fought bya strong | derstand it they will set down on the gang who have perpetrated this day of October, 1693, in book %% at Page 51s, | contractor would if awarded the contract, enter conve : Tray, trustee, the follow- | into written agreements in duplicate with said are democratic ticket of St. Louis x Whe ‘A elected on Tuesday. | y. W r. Dickins 1] tate situated in the co ve CT eK 1 i 2 the alunbnece lobby ill Mr. Dickinson let the wrong, good and hard. I have done| sak Maeenee ae county and furnish a good and sufficient bond Carter Harrison, the demoer tie} il re ee people know how he stood in this nothing of which I am ashamed.|_Au he east half of lo don nerteock *ixty- | double the amount of contract, which bond yominee, was re-elected in Chicazo i When work is are ; matter? neither will I deny for one moment of section cight (5) town | USt De acceptable to the county court of said MenGtrata mado swee} eien | uty is heav y, it makes } | Now for the so-called Hall freight | any action bad or done by me I teune to ae “gt ( : Fane tb ype igre 3 D - ws oa ra be te w pprialprs ae 2 ane : + " } | A ERSTE _ ee " § ‘ ; cecal eS us se © payment o} promissory | (12) days after award of contract, and i a tL spnearly every city and town in| bei rate bill. which in fact is the MeGrew know I am right an lin the right n } | Rote or bond in said deed of trust descr coutrnnter fui) $0 eupyly andexeeuse onch teal 4 ; Jones wasre-elected mz e| —— } Rae Pee . man has aught to fear—no ery of | ex SS ene A Baatin dad 2% then the aforesaid check shall be forfeited to ni 10. Jones Wasre-elected mavor of S tne 1 eage of the] bill, and was brought to the legisla- lobby influence, Bill Phelps or any |; ro aes oCeata a ao eek grerirng a nt re ee a cs > | : ‘ S uy : S es : : ary | nent © id note ond. and in con- , said county as damage iH H ledo and Tom Johnson waselected | y the end is { | ture by old man McGrew of Lafayette other idiotic howl can divert me | d oft ; t All bide shall be upon printed £ far- a ror of Cleveland } But Use Of Tooc,;county, was drawn in his own inter-|from the plain path of duty orswerve |! nished by the conn rk of said county Ss SS jest, and was attempted to be lobbied | Me One inch from the right. Intiu- pose dpe th th Approximate cost of be leutenant-Governor John A. Lee| : ip eee . through by himself. It ¢ flected b ences are net strong enon, men | trust, and at the r Fifty Thousand Dollars The Tey had printed at 8 OWN expense pee - eR rethg ree: pre cS ut | are not big enough. and scarecrow: bia ips phonies ne get ft : oe ea ss ! ise, See of Cod | 0ne class of freight and that is the| cannot be inventel hideous enough on Vand ma rief s) psi ork and cvom- AS food tbakinal | class that McGrew handles. We gave] to drive me from my purpose to do hk ae rts eupciaes fo Bative re ‘ast senate, ee ea + iis n a hearing and he talked for|Tight. Howl and bedamned Ww hat Groner. E. Mc Dowat hitect Mr which he presided. Governor Orget vour stomach. : licnax Bane committee, and the | C@re | for the yell of a set of bienas By order of the County Court of said County j ‘ ‘samples itseg ees blt mee ati es aA ; i G or the braving of a lot of wild asses. | Saturday, April Sam’L. West, Presiding J F a . itsagre tas 'l| burden of his song was “G a ine 2 - mm between the hou. ne . , ing J x aie bic nd prise you. burden of bi Bone vas MeGrew’s in-| with more voice than sense, mc noon ama meek cae fore- L.D. Wimsatt, Associate Judge, ry Saline office: ose & BOWN E, ae j terest, his wealth and the money he| noise than brains. for the purpose of s J.J. Mancn, Associate Sadg i = eer. = . a ‘ . +} 4 = feed of trus s 3 t ’ ie is SOc. and $1.00; all druggists. iad to put his bill through and have Joun C. Wuarey oe Sheriff of __1- Beoapnes, County Cie 1 i { ; a —— x Butler, Missouri, March “th is-0d