The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 13, 1901, Page 2

——$—<—$——$ = = CRUSHING OUT Then and Now. «EXPECTS TO ANNEX mum a CUBA AND CANADA. ROOTS ADVICE TO CUBANS Wires They Would Better Accept the Amendment Without Explanation ‘Congressman Boutell Predicts) 5 ooo. jun, a Wholesale Extension of | structions from Washington regai berty who-e names Judge Hallett’s View of ee fia dictare! aasedit ome (UASTORIA aed Sane fa id a P . vv Infants and Children, ene SP si ‘ ing the er t 2 TT ere z known as laration of Inde-| U. S. Sovereignty. aan preg deca RULING WITH THE SWORD lence, the kevnote of which is Se beenuneeen noyvance W s nie ; Boulder, Colo., June 5.— Before t i 7 WEST INDIA ALSO INCLUDED ais : eas es the University of Colorado, Hon, |*d"" ‘ | : : F “BNegetable Ps repar ‘ Moses Hallett, dean of the law facul-| their creator wit Absorption of Mexico and Everything | discuss jocamer i} Similating theFo odand® ; , t Be _|rights: that a ib | At eques Pres } sees the Stumacks ane Bowe ty; ai ; a purst ess. | te the Nicaraguan Canalto be sote Gen. Wood asked & | = ened ent attitude of the gov-| t i | Justified by Commercial I 1 € endmen ud | ‘ —— ae P iG | ments among + i ‘ nt t xx tions a | a ernment with regard to the Philip) 1 pea Te Z sennedn I Pee ech ee fe ee ee se le af > verned | I 5 ot r | ness andRest.Contains netiher | ee ere DOWD ee a ee an et Mics ae aie || Oprum,Morphine nor Minera ers of earth andairare: arrayed | On the snide Sunies *|tive Henry 5 Boutell o v hie s then re orig | Nor Naxcoric. and have always been } | ba Amer constituting the lis in Washington. said to tt ub wv accepte \ | Ae eee j pas ' vil | Cabine he dent of the United | jie correspondent to-day j i % a | against cause of civi ; | ¢ aS | TI tacle presented is that ove ent founded j n my opinion there one etations g y ——- : | 1 spectacle presente isthat of a] : = ; : a ms ? d i Pate: food nation in rebellion against absolute ses - atl hor 2 ec oomcionon senaeton ae , nee power and achieving its independence . oo nba sip Bee: ped events in ‘Sane iy Aruse Seed > | of such power by force orarms: after in e House, the Pr ut Of} of Cuba. The time wi and i > first f { | ward a government established in | the United Stat te a : | will not be lor bef Cuba wil R = | protest against absolute power ind {initely repudiated and denied the) a part of the l ited ates. The wisest the con i that professing to rule only by theconsent | truth o is keynote utterance Of | minds of the past have been predicting | Washi tecept the Aperfect a dare j of the people and according to their the Deck tion of Independence. such an outcome, holding | terpretat E me tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhwea,, n s decided that the president entually become necess } 4 1 1 g Worms Convulsion sh- | will, an wutonomous government | : : 5 j eventually me Th non I | CTRGSOrSie which claimed only the right of self| Should govern the Philippines with} country to absorb the is jfrom Washing was a disappoint || fess an OSS OF SLEE rule for the people. Such was the the strong fof the military, 10) must say that I fully concur int ment to the cor s i] EacSimile Sig i United States of America at the end] Utter dist ny Tights or/opinion. Indeed, I go a little fart sembled nominally to lis e Caf blick: of the eighteenth century. One hun-| Wishes of the people, with unjust} think that in time the whole of the | report of the committer on nd | NEW YORK dred years later, the same nation | POWers of government derived. not | West India Islands will become o: Jto accept formally the amendment and government, in a total disre |{fom the conser t of the governed, land that within fifty years the Unite as passed a week ago, after the co gard of the principle on which it was but from the employment of force | States will be exercisi their sover-| mittee had put the finis! aatuse established, repudiating every decla intended to overawe aud subdue the]eignty over every acre of territory |to it. The report was accepted and ration of authority upon which it governed down to the Nicaraguan canal, which | will be sent to Gen. Wood The American people now confront | waterway will have been completed came into power, withshameless per- j és | fay (ees a Cold etee Ibas fidy takes into its possession other this ominous repudiation of the} by then = ereeces sae P é All drug fit fails to cure nature is on eacl ever reas ru upon whic e yon the north wise da lands and peoples with intent to rule |ereat | truth upon which th Upon the north include Canada. them absolutely and with the power of the sword government of the United States} This combination is bound to come, | stablished. Just as plainly as]1 believe, and the United States wil Missouri Pacitic Railway Time Table 4 at Butler Station, NORTH BOOND the signers of the declaration declar-| have so expended in a commercia so fleet the works of mens _ . i 3 ed this truth,so plainly did President | and industrial sense by that time Knew Grant and Lincoln | Back to Earth again. f | Ro. x ““Phis nation, baptized in the blood | McKinley and his cabinet abandon |that the absorption of so much ter-| ysaryville, Mo., June 5.—H. 5.| No. 10 4 3 PLL of freemen a short century back, {it im their action at Tuesday's meet-|ritory will be a justifiable policy. WoWikend aged as diedatthohomaly wee 51s Senek Mepvene (ose wet or and dedicated to the cause of liberty ing 7 here is no craft of specious} [think that the president has OE his dauchier iast “ POSSOD ECTS) oe +p. m for men. now crumbles inte the pleading which can nee One ile the one] adopted a judicious course in return-|-rownsend served throt the Black) KANSAS Ko. 9. oe slough of despotism, another ruin action with the other Phe Declara- ing the work of the Cuban conven-|57, 05 war with Pre ieanek No 1 sak Preis war M onthe sands of time to mark the pon oF aie oe ance ee me eke Bhat convencon esa 2008! and was his personal friend. Before CITY iene. ERSTATE DIVISION. igicis conte: of inan’s julinmanity to ernment of the Philippines save with|the Platte amendment in toto or not Be eng e gas aie aacy qian No. $49 Depart ae a . Agent, 1 of Gen a5 the consent of the governed, forbids] at all. Tnere can be no other out-} man. | 3 = Galena, I., and was a fri cnneewconeaees = an American citizenship that is not |come. i] AW nadie equal in all its rights before the law,| Mr. Boutell believes that if thecivil fc Grant During th shed in the : } made a he FMES K, @. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table are of trains at Worlesd. Grant was al, Mr. Town- war rbids the ermployment of armies as | governme is esta Merwin, Mo., May 30.—The largest nant gen arrive) and depart acompelling factorin the govern-| Philippinés on July 1, as is now ce bullin the world is being fattened : oe aaa 3 : send was a member of the supervi- | me near this place for exhibition at the | ™e?t of peoples subjected by force to) templated, without acallforanextra | _|.. of Jo Davis county, Ill.. and put | No.! our unwelcome rule. The Cabinet’s|session of congress to enact some 2 Through Port Arthur : 4 Siloam Springs Expr 12:25) @ gh on thisisthe popular short line be tween Kansas City, end Pitteburg, Kes., Joplin, Mo , Sulphur Springs, Ark., Biloam Springs, Ark., and the direst route from the south ‘to St. Louis, Chicago, and pointe north and northeast and to Deaw Ogden, San Francisco, Portiand and pois weet and northwest. No expense has bem spared to make the passenger equipment of this line ond to none inthe weet. Travel vis the new Itr H.C. Ons. Agt., KansasOity, Mo world’s fair in St. Louis. The animal is six feet and one inch high at the t body a motion to pre- action of last Tuesday sanctions] measure prescribing a specific sched-| nerala sword. The mo- Fifty-Two Issues shoulders and is fifteen feet and one inch from the tip of bis nose to the | these very things forbidden by the] ule of tariff rates all duties collected | ™. : , tion was carried and the committee Declaration of independence. on merchandise from the are} laze | headquar - . Honot Wie tail It must now be accepted as an ac-| between the first of next month and | : ons twenty-Five Cents. esented him pr complished fact — the the United | the date upen which congress finally The Merwin bull is said to be the largest in the world, by long odds. 700 sword, Mr. Townsend States governmeut has abandoned | passes such an act must be refunded ‘resentation speech. the creed upon which it was original “LT see no other way out of the d It was a recent find, and hundreds of Kansas City Times Co., Gon’! Pass res \ ly established. The earlier mana lemma,” said Mr. Bot | a ment of the Philippine and Porto | the presid Rican problems could possibly be de-} goods comin people ride to the farm ofS. A. Akins every week to see it. The animal Kansas Crry, Mo, P. _, Payne, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON weighs 3,000 pounds, and experienc- | le i | | fended as due to temporary neces-} the islands du ed stockmen say it will not be difti- sity The system of government |ente > of dt eult to fatten him until he brings er Nichols’ Sh ner on 1 building, DR. w. J. MicANINCH, jVETERINARY SURGEON Scientifically treats all domestic am mals, Office at Gailey’s Feed Yank Butler, Mo Kast Side nd door now desided upon represents a delib-| than that can t ar: down the seale to 4.500 pounds, which will be a wonderful reeord |fTate policy ot the administration. | cent Porto Ris = breaker. The bull is athoroughbred Short Horn tively decides that ec faa se = necessary to colonial government | ALLIES FORFEIT : : : : se Baldwin Up fa a Balloon. | that military rulk un a this one-| RIGHTS IN CHINA. Sed Sata Se “ * i ae t | The president's cabinet authorita- | A Most L Aliwal North, Cape Colony June} man power, shall prevail in the Phil-} Quincey, HL, June 6.—Evelyn Bb. ppines: that backed by the military. i|Gen. Chaffee Savs Gains Made |: aoe Baldwin, in company with Sam Bald- the collection of tariff duties and a win. a Quincey aerenaut, left here to ong “i eae day ona balloon voyage. The government inthe Philippines Have Slipped Away a i : - 4 é ag DE, B 8. GALLARD, loon rose toa height ot two feeee be continued . Pp ; i ar - . e bes t PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON | and sailed way ina clear sky in al Not one | 5 2 seseloinatie “fs ace Office over Trimble’s Drugstore, Wet i southwesterly direction. | POWERS REMAINED TOO LONG és eee rs. OUT OWD § Side of Square. i Evelyn B. Baldwin is the head of |! - - } velyn mawary 18 the “Re id of | a Manila. June 6.-Adna BR. Chafice J.M.CHRISTY, M.D. | S.A, ROE, M.D. the Baldwin-Ziegler arctic expedition, | PPUCe! 5 o asibeciggsetl dhed og | and he eame here to take this trip as Americ E g i : 5 st r Children a Specialty. 5 Thri t } \ 41r » t i an educational matter. His polar | 2¥e how a4 52 : : )R e STY 6) : i ) “ | expedition has been thoroughly | igre an da a ] R HRI ry & R E. equipped with balloons and ur mI aaa to the Office The Over Butler Cash Depart vutfits re rea s f P I nent Store, Butler, Mo. : | ur I . The K ay oe Office Telephone 2 House Telephone, Peet Sceianitastexes : ofthe OP, ©: BOULWARE, Phyicias ant stin. Texas. June 6 . aus gane > a «Surgeon. Office norta side squar® Austin. Texas, June 6.—Governor 1 = A ge? en Sayers has authorized the announce. dc most pra net ere, eee It I st pr Play tical | ntior DR. J. T. HULL August 6 the tioning the state into con purpose « of Ol ting r published Take DENTIST we ats cong i £ ke Pa € Parlors Over Mode! Clothing Co senatorial, representative and : zE t * Hagedors’s E Sarr a td ae T rs Vv 6 Entrance, same thaticad # studio. north side ecusre utler, Mo cial districts ot census of populatior rt ture will also be call session to pass | ment that he will convene the st: | legislature in special session oo sae TABLER’S Wiel LAN le OINTMENT * 25,000 ACRES Rania Paris ai fh CURES ATA BUT PILES. geeiraa now, under the 2 . BEST REMEDY for PILES. i, a whan: Cr ; mile ro govern the Can) tmp FARMERS! jist: shouldbe muel 2 leg Be ares ss W. F. SCHULTHEIS, ff 3 aneee ar adéress 3 OF ALLON. HO