The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 18, 1901, Page 6

FEW WEST POINTERS AT TOP OF ARMY. Of Thirty-Three General Offi- cers, Only Six Are Grad- uates of the Academy. PROPORTION ms to Bear Out the Contention s Capable Than Regulars. 7.—The approx- | West Point commanders at present is attracting no little atten- astonish some it will probabl persons to be told that of the thirty- snow at the top graduates three general offic army only > military academy, ¢ -two generals of the line, the , only three had Without some explana- this astonishing condition might ave doubts as to the utility reat military than purely military consid- erations have governed the selections for the highest grades. At the present ganization is headed by one Lieuten- ant General the line and one major general of the ff, none of them being from They are Miles, Brooke, Otis, Young, Chaffee, Mz and Corbin. , Wheaton are fifteen br snerals of the line—Wade, } Ludlew, Bates, Davis, Sumner, Grant and Bell are West There are ten brigadiers in the sta —Inspector Breckinridge, Advocate Quartermaster General Commissary geon General Sternberg. General Bates, Chief Engineer Wilson, Chief of Ordinance Buffington, Chief} medicine at this time of year to brace Signal Officer Greeley and Chief of up and invi the Record Division these ten only three, Bates, Buffing- Wilson, came from In the case Buffington there is no alternative, as | For sale by H. L. Tucker. specifies that only en be at the Ludington, General Weston, Paymaster Ainsworth. Point men the engineer Corps and the eae Strange as this state of affairs may appear, it certainly indicates good soldiers may be made outside of the national academy. predeminence of who never went through West Point is not due to particular favoritism, but is probably due to a commanders army at the close of But at any that the United States volunteer of- ficer is no less capable than the grad- nate of West Point An eunee of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and a bottle of Bal- 's Horehound Syrup used in time is worth a staff of physicians with a sale byH. L a Won . the Dog. cow of small boys, ranging in >from 10 to ; | animated conversation. Wheir shouts of ** “TLsaw him tied the rope!” tion of a minister way to church. ought to be more attention to the observance of the Sabbath, he made his way to the . Who were sittingin a circle with attracted the atten- Concluding that the gin the center. had ceased their shouting tensely interested in what the ring- ader of the crowd was saying: "inquired the minister of one of iE lalate eect i, you see it is this way, “we found ; reest lie wins | im up the dog.” se ey A ADEA EA IA i ne “SALZER’S SEEDS 79 ZZ. wt coe You RICH” a : Fatal Cattle Disease Raging. Washir | of the 7.—The official 1 ‘losely watching all reports from! : joleces : I j and said: yhat Funston has doue?" : , TL have seen | bin, not too pleasantly. Pell,’ ‘don’t you think that you ought to make Funston a bri: r general in rthe e ardi broad r foot and mou ady that is ragir in almost every country throughout a fatal mal- among live stock disease, Europe. For the last three years the outbreak has been general on tt Huropean continent, and the reports jconstantly arriving from various points do not indicate any dimuni- ment tion in its extent. The gove asit has done since the epidemic reached such alarming dimensions, is refusing to admit any cattle, sheep or swine, except from the British Isles. This is done not only to pro- tect the vast live stock interests of this country, but also to protect our $30,000,000 te $40,000,000 annual export trade in cattle. To Make Fuel Compound. Corsicana, Tex., April7.—A compa- ny is being formed here to manufac- ture a patent fuel compound. The ingredients of the artiele are all found in Texas. It has crude petro- leum for a base. The compound is compressed into solid bricks, and the manufacturers assert that it will furnish heat the equivalent of coal at a cost of $1.50 per ton, and that it can be burned in ff any stove or furnace. In is nonex- plosive and is light in weight. The company contemplates start- ing factories at Corsicana and Beau- mont, where heavy petroleum oil can be obtained easily. Nearly eve y person needs a tonic orate the nervous sys- tem, to cleanse the bowels, liver and kidneys. Herbine is the best and safest remedy to do this, as it will cure constipation, regulate the liver and enrich the blood. Pric O cent Great Britain Menaced. Londor April 5.—The Times has received the following from its corre- Spon fent in Wellington, N. Z. France, after establishing! a naval station in the Pacific and increasing her warships to five within a month, is now engaged in strengthening her land defenses. This is reg menacing Great Britain’s interests in the South Pacifie ~ CASTORIA Yor infants and Children. The Kind You tiave Always Bough! Bears the 3 sieerarecat Lyrae Indian Girl's Magazine. rarded as Washington, April 7.—The Indian Bureau has on tile and exhibits to Visitors, a unique magazine owned and edited by an Indian girl. It is known Che Twin Territories,” named in honor of Oklahoma and Indian Territory Its proprietor and editor, or editress, is Miss Ora V. 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Describe trouble ana free medical advi n until cured. B. B. B. cures old, deep-seated cases that re- tase to heal under patent medicines or doctors’ botar e drags’ and is blood puriti rinthe world. Titus to Be a West Pointe Washington, - ident to-day @ Always Bought United Stat | West Point ESTIMATE OF FUNSTON. Congressman Long Tells of Adjutant Gene He Had With the Kkan., April }send your —The Eagle | to-morrow will publish an extended rview with Congressman Chester Long of Kausas, appoiutment of Frede ‘a brigadier generalshijy inthe regular . Long has ve} terview for the associated pri “When L read of ick Funstonto} .,. (rents 8 for Speer’s wine Speer’s wines art in the world. American ed the in- Funston’s heroic department are} erior to any im the Oklahoma Locator Arrested tent of the! | gees Cor- Iman was has done nothing to warrant that.” I insisted alleged that he seems to government 3 that he has anaiaee concluded lieutenants of better stuff than Funston every day. ton is a boss sc out—that’s town site : BEST FOR THE BOWELS If you haven't a regular, healthy, m bowels every ¢ bowels open. a - i insisted. aid Corbin, has become a great school; ns brigadier generals; want men who those who should be t ‘But the president appoint him,’ i “The president can doso, ofcourse,’ said General Corbin, i i to be seen,” the president would never do it on the recommendation of General Cor- ‘the army adds Mr. rc est, casiest, most p erect way, Of keeping the © clear and clean is to tak CANDY CATHARTIC said defendant be and app and on or be term sh fore the en petition taken as cording & above described re same Anit copy hi a weekly newspaper printed and din Kates county, Mi-souri, for four veks successively, the last insertion to be at | least thirty days before the first day of the | next term of saidcourt. A true copy of the } record Witness my hand as clerk aforesaid with th 1 of said court hereunto pMice in Batler, on Health for 10 Cents. A lively liver, pure blood, clean skin, bright eyes, perfect health— Cascarets Candy Cathartic will ob- tain and secure them for you. ine tablets stamped C.C. C. Never Alfgiruggists, roc. sold in bulk. publish we EAT 7EM LIKE CANDY POTTER PALMER RECEIVES THE BOYS. STERLING REMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW yORK. it YOUR BLOG cies Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, } County of Bates. 5 Ip the Circuit Court of Bates county, Missouri February term Honore’s Mother Henors the Men Who STATE OF MI- Elected Her Son Alderman. ses. . E. MeLain, McLain, defendant. Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein, y and files her petition and affidavit, alleging, among other things that defendant * sident of the State absconded and ab- usual! place of abode In the ci W. Le unknown b defendants 1200 pounds, was sired by the fine April 4.—More than a democrats hundred Tuscarora invaded the Palmer residence on the Lake Shore drive last night and con- gratulated the new twenty-first ward. made the acquaintance of Mrs. Pot- ter Palmer. and a dozen other society women and listened toshort speeches Harrison ain is nota of Missouri and that he has sented himself from so that the ordinary proc served upon him. alderman of the : Whereupon, it is ordered Incidentally. they fied by publication that plaintiff has commenced a suit against him in this court, the general nature of which is to secure divorce from matrimony contracted and ente between the plaintiff and defendant, and that unless the said defendant George E and appear at this cou of, to be begun and hol: in the city of Butler, ed into by and Fs secure from the court declaring a ¢ tain dee being de in trast book Is, at page 119 of th recoris, husbar ers in fee simple of the southwest quarter of | from Mayor They were also quantities of punch and champagne at the next term > court house the third day of said term, long continue—and if not, and ate freely of sandwiches. Perhaps the feature of the evening mayoralty s launched by Arthur >. Eddy in the course of his speech The constituents who had ‘*‘whoop- Palmer in the pre-elec- feel strietly petition in saic was Alderman Palmer’s And it is further ordered 1 published, accord cLY 1 ,anewspaper pub county of Bates published at least onee | a week tion te be at least d next June term of AN, for said can the grounds t and that said de tion days were made to introductions A true copy from the reco my hand and seal of the and appear at this court atthe m the crowd of visitors poured into the Of to be began an THURMAN, x Cireuit Clerk. | day ofJune next, andon or before the third The band, the large re- worked away zealous- remaining con- ying “Goo-goo Eyes.” some of the art treasur which was stationed in ception room, f Publication. STATE OF MIS<01 In the cireuit court of Bates county, February term, The state of Missouri at the relation and to the use of A B ppd mn, ex officio collector of the revenu e in the state of Mis straint, by 7 “Tm Leading a other modern melodies. club members sang rag time songs. Ragtime Life” puri, piaintig, Some of the 2 Now at this da) plaintit by her at- Bates county ‘The young man will directed to the she puri, and that said sheriff of Bates Goidzier, one of the speakers, “that the life of the beer and STATE OF MI-SOURI,+ alderman d, has made return tant, Wm. Salliar, be served on said di therefore ordere detendant be tit? has comm court by petition, th anxiously Palmer will be rung up publication that plain- in the morning by some ing for Honore to come and bail him neral nature 9, amenunting in the » together with and fees, upon the of land situate out of jail.” Alderman Mineweigen caught the were told campaign,’ igo Was nota fit place to With the surroundings that IL see before me, I am satisfied.” speechmaking, Harrison and Mrs. way to the buffet supper was served. they would 10 a week? rected to the and tha; said to whom said = return thereon cannot be found satisfied that defendant M the court that the by publication tha suit against him objec the lien of the state of Missouri for quent taxes of the year 144, emountin aggrega'e to the sum of $2.2 together with in- | and if not then before the end of ssid term. the north half of lot two (2 euth half ‘of ? west part of in the northwest quarter, and the quarter, all | eighteen (1x), township thir twenty-nine And that unless pear at the next term of th gun and holden i “that Chic urt to be be- and on or be term shall so the second Mond: 2 fore the third day thereof (if t | long continue, and if not then before the end of | said term,) and plead to said petition according | to law the same shall be taken as confessed and | judgment rendered according + said petition and the abov: | sold to satisty the same And it is further ordered by the court afore- | copy hereof 1 Burigr WrEkLy Times, | printed and published in Bate 3 souri, for four weeks © rertion to be at least thir day of the next term of co of the record. Witness my hand as described real estate fellow here for of the politicians, between bites of a chicken sandwic GW Lovee Chis signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine taviets the remedy that ures a cold in one dar “MERS) | a weekly newspa y days before the firs: clerk aforesaid petition according THURMAN, ireuit Clerk. Use Writers Farm fone Spi Notice is heret sertion t peered ot aaid anal settlement te, Intend to make s ereof, at the next obste court, 2. to be held at Butler County in U.S SHIP ant PA atment. B.B. B. com-! county, state on the 15th day of M 2a Elm Sts..CINCINNATI,O or athiress of @EALLON. MOL dortag July. ministrator chewing tobacco with a conscience behind it, No Premiums! Wetmore’s Best sells on its merits, Made only by M. C. WETMORE TOBACCO 9, St. Louis, Mo, The largest independent Jactory tn America, Order of Publicatio \ Most Liberal Offer, E. {ISSUUR 2 All our farmer readers should take r » of the unprecedented bing offer we this year make ig. swith this paper the Live Stok tor, its special Farmers’ Inet. nd the Poultry Fag ese three publications ar best of their class and should be inevery farm home To them we for local, county and genera) our own pay id make price four one year only $1.25, Never before was so much superior reading matter for so pi an amount of money. Thethree papers : fet named, which we club with our Own, his courthy are well known throughout the west i nature T and comme ud themselves to the ar ino reader's favorable attention upon re mention. The Kansas City together : ; missions and fees, 1 ne {c g deseribed tracts) Live Stock Indicator is the great ag. ee ee eee, ry to- ricultural and live stock paper of the Thirty n acres, west part of theeast | West; The Poultry Farmer is the half ot io .in the northwe gusrter’) mos ractic . 1 half npc gyi tatingeth most practic al poultry paper for the range twenty-nine (29 nless the | farmer, while The Special Farmers’ r next term stitute E are the iague ned bothen tn tho Institute Editions are the most prac- aly on the first! tical publications for the promotion 1 Monday in June, 11 | of good farming ever published. Take ‘ore the id thereof (if the . pd . e, ma it ae Sirens be. | advantage of this great offer, as it of said term,) and plead to ssid old Se ee ee will hold good for a short time only, and judgment rendered ac- | Samples of these papers may be ex- rofsaid petition and the | amined by callingat this ¢ lestate sold to satisfy the at thi rtlice, u sfurther ordered by the court that a| of be published in the BoTLER WeEK- Time [SEAL] affixed Jone at this the 15th day of March, 1:01. ‘i ‘ J.P THURMAN, Will stand the present season of 1901 20-4 Circuit Clerk. at my barn, 8 miles due east ef But ler and 3-4 miles south of Montrose and Butler road and 34 miles west of 4 ss Spruce. County of Bates, 5 f i cakkiaink. Sania tinue a anes Description and Pedigree: Elamo ¢ d ie o i. corge : plaintiff, vs. F. A. ~ampson and the | is coal black, wealy nore and is the rsofC. M. A. Chaney, deceased | rise of 15 hands high and he weighed Order of Publication URI? Order of Publication Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein, by | imported Jack direct from 8 his attorney and ti — among other things that ¢ . A. Sampson is a non-resident of tl siiaeeoet: thatC. M. A. Chaney is that his heirs the unknown deteodents are un- 1 Black Knight dam, owned by A, known to the plaintiff herein and for that rea ms en add son their names can not be inserted in said peti- | Felger, Clarksburg, Mo. A le tion. Whereupon, it is ordered by the under- signed clerk in vacation, that said defendants | Terms-—§8 to insure a colt to stand be notified by publication that plaintiff has commenced a suit against them in this court | shis petition and amidavit | brought to Cooper county, by Chas, fendants ; state of | Leonard. The dam of Elawo was ead and | also out of an imported jack and a stallion will be kept at same stables, |and suck, the money is due when to | colt is foaled. The colt will stand | good for the season. After service icy | bas been rendered any one selling, Bates county | trading or about to remove mare for- en by Lizzic A Mitchell and her | feits insurance and money must be BF Miichell who were then the own paid. I have six of thix jack’s colts, coming yearlings and one spring colt, object ani neral nature of which de ion nine () township forty-two (42) range | thirty-nine (3) to F A Sampson, trustee, to/it will pay anyone to see before “payment of asix hundred dollar note | breeding elsewhere. His Iaxt year’s ne percent perannum from date | Colts are bays and browns. Theseare d note being payable to the order | the first crop of hi« colts in this aaa eee potas ease mink | county. his stock would be bard atsaid note has been fully paid | to beat in any country. Season will 1 of trust has not been releas- | commence April Ist and end July lat, eae now owned Dy this plans; 2-im DEWITT McDANIBL, in fer the said defendants be | t term there- holden at the court house in r, in said county, on the lith ty of Bu Order of Publication. of said term, if the term shail so long con- | STATE OF MISSOUKI, he 1 if not, then on or before the last day County of Bates pooteleenerD grag disphar set gute Sos tha Chzeett Court of hiaes County, Mis- A he condom aoe souri. February term, 1901. The stete of Miseouri at the relation and to the use ofA B. Owen, ex-officio collector of the revenue of Bates county, in the Steteof ording to law, in the: Cates fon Toberer, Published in said | aigsouni, plaintiff, ve. Sarah a White sed t least once a week the last ins L. White, defendants mm to be east thirty days before the first Civil ection for delinquent taxes. lay of said next of this court Now et thie day comes the plaintiff by her P. THURMAN, Circuit Clerk attorney before the Circuit court of Bates true copy from th cord. \\itness my hand | county, in the etate of Mi-ecuri, eed lof the circuit court of Bates | gppearing to the court that summons has bem ‘th day of April, 19 issued in “he soove entitled cause againat the FHUREAN Circoit Clerk iefendante, Sarah A. White and L. White, directed to the sheriffof Bates couvty, Mis Order of Put said sheriff of Bates cous! lissouri, to whom satd sammone was .has made return thereon that the detend- ante, Sarah A. White and L. White, be fourd, and the court being farther 6 that process cannot be served on esid defemd- apt, Sarah A White and L. White, it is therefore ordered by the court that the defendants be notified by publication that 4s tbem has commenced 8 salt eg court bj petition the ob- : ct apd general mature of which is to enforee by her at- the lien of the etate of Missouri for the 6 coun’ taxes of the year iam, and it appearing t ing im the aggregate to the sum of “ } 94 5 together with interest, costs commission snd fees, upon the following described tracts of lard situsted in Bates count Missouri, to-wit vores six acres being the north weet quarter of the southesst quarter, and the nortl corner of the southeast quarter of the south: ng further | weet quarter of section thirty-one (31). Sows Tved on said | ship forty-one (41), range thirty-two (32), ond ordered by that unless the esid defendants * notified go1d appear at the next term of court. to be begun and holden in the ety i of Butier, Bates county, Missouri, om the to enforce | iret Taeceday after the second Mondey ip jelin- | Jane, 1901, and on or before the shird day in the | thereof, ifthe term shall #0 long sontipae, atior seuri. and that att Country of I entitled Sears, E. and general n: terest, costes, commissions, and fees, on the and plead to eatd petition according to following described tracts of land situated in | igw, the tame. will be taken ae conti and Bates county, Missouri, to-wit judgment renderee according to the prayer of Twenty-eight and thirteen hundredths acres, | saia petition, and the sbove desert r being lot six (6), in the northwest quarter of sec” Cetate eold to satisfy the same tion one (1), township thirty-nine (3¥), range | "A'nd it ie further ord-red by the court sfore- thirty-three (3°), and that un. the said that a copy hereof be published in the ant be and appear at the next term of this | Beriae Weekie Time, & weebly tto be begun and holden in the city of printed and published in Bates county, Butler. Bates con souri, on the first | £7 for four weeks successively the Tuesday after the 1, ertion to be at least thirty days before the and on or before th If the | Gust day of the next term of sald court term shall so long « and if not then be- i trae copy of the record Wit fore the and plead to said [smAL] nese my hand as clerk sforessid with ourt hereunto sfx- eron this the 15th v THURMAS irealt Cler! the seal of eald ead. Done st office in Bu lay of Mareh, il 20-4 essed and a emen creditors, and of Wm M Dal- on end SA ‘to make xt term of in Ba 1 at Butler iol A Dares. ninistrators. of the next Daiton sim’te pal settlement 20-4