The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 29, 1901, Page 6

APPORTIONMENT. DEATH OF WELL KNOWN PRIEST SCOTT CHARGED PRESIDENT Stay at His Residence While Mrs. Me- State, County and Township es School Monies for the Year 1901. Father Lilly Was Twice Head of the Kinley Was Cost Several American Dominicans. Dollars Thousand | populist party or wit ae bp forty two (42) of rel |porate and containing — elaty | Bet cence 2 re oF leas. which conyeyance Hitler ma r ™m trust to secure the ment ot the republica certain note fully describes in said deed trust and ! ae defaalt bas be forms on this « made in the payment of said note a tt ne is now yest due nd fore, at the request of note sod pursuant te j of insects, ‘ ‘ 4m eter — Dist. N m3 : oney 2 43 12 7 Back ‘ : ‘ ~ if you ee se don’t like tee eee Wetmore’s » ARD Best s ‘ \ ithe # Premiums. Remember the 5 Umbrella Brand, : : WETMORE TOBACCO ¢9, ea s2 is gue " > s | i A ts Beans bi = —_ Sampcea s “! ( ins “ ’ " ae S004 ONLY FIFTY POPULISTS THERE : ; rt Stat nee A Small Convention to Nominate a> suppress rt- State Ticket Hel Des Mo t mas I . . far Des Moines. | fue 2 r sible juct nd vw . na piaatie K s pr S fromy : ae nolan eoieby : t the way the De a : : 4 o * = ‘ > s : stat ! jnor P orm Ww repo ! r | principles aid 1OWT oO r s tig s Laren, PEE. ; Bion sual ‘ways Boug tr 6 Sale, as Db. Koger sud Julta Koger heir deed of trust dated Ma . and recorded in the Mee within and tor Bates cous hook No oor iene follo| estate lying and being situ of Bates and state of Missou Railway dank, taxationis trea themet arter of the northeast qui north hr the northeast qu © south juarter of section thin “assessment of all prope het For mosquito t inimatls orr 1of trust, 1 will proce seribed premises at pub ‘ odio t bidder for cash, Ballard’s Snow Linime court bel teracts the poison in tt buse baitds r of the public equa iflamatior infl imation arts now held in the Price 25 and 50 of Bates and state o H. L. Tucker August 1oth, lw en the hours of nine o'clock to the for Constipation ir 1 it lock ta the afternoon of th is ane t lay. tur the purpoees of eattetying weld de id a torpid liver ' ntereet ar FIEANK ALLEN on ailments F B48 Treste tired, listless Order blieation STATE OF MISSOUR ‘ ounty of Bater Be In the uit court,in vacation, Thos WCr tree, plaintitl Kobe Scott, Sarab J i ne and ame her busband, t at hts way and ‘ way ber b and hs ss fommy EBupe tes Seott, Ma scot, James M Craby Millionaire Shot to Death Fisher her busba aintiff herein, tition end asd gs that defenda Sarah J Vn 1 er te Bas a r" ears) outs oe 89 -Neallio: ¢ ay : ang. 22 MINGO TWP ors 1 iH rs iome Stat na - Zeus i> rr el 2 i 44 ros | i Mek i ix inte s UCE ! r don't sy 2 As 04 2 ¥ i fermanaugh, Irela ; praise the president z eas * 7 8 yearsago. Hevca } re 5 4 3 64 HY 82 phis, I intil he ps Mr. MeKinley the Gas ini n order ke = DEEP ATE w > } I | Dis 1 ~ 3 1 Josephs, Perry county, Ohio Whil The fa te See as it +N } hs 24s 14 stilla young man he became presi | | oe ame public pr : te 24 84 dent of the Dominican college there. | to-d e finance 4 5 ao 16 58 ‘ held until he « i 2 This positéon | veld until he came | og og F ptior seued ie a aere about 1867 At that time he] | Pe was made father superior of St Vin-| a vent Ferrer paris W Father | ‘i s2 2 te sin its ir wey it his handsit . 7 12 76 was in its infancy, but in h i tS ae ae ea i up and extended unti ro gee wast ip and extended d se onaire Henry T. Scott, | eame extensive parish that it 05 1 ae ee irish Hat iS) at whose residence President McKin- a io-day }ley was entertained. The president ey ‘ather Lilly at two different es | , Father Lilly a vod Che er and! his vere at the Seott man- : Brest Coren cone a areca for several weeks, during all of know the Dominican order, | 43% ee ae ihe rues ore e Mrs. McKinley was very avicu includes all the churches of the].,, P der in this 1 ry east f the = z arder & bi hae ey oF the Every i is carefully set forth in A : = Rocky Mountains the published report, with the lone} 3 Ca re exception of “hotel acecommoda- a 4 28 08 11 18 Consolidation--Trusts. tions” out of which Mr. Scott takes PLEASANT GAP 1 Mr. Bryan has brought into clear] a several! thousand dollar slice. Diet. No. 2 7 8 ‘ ight one reason why the working- FW. Dorman, chairman of the : 8 57 80 ° + . : i ‘4 421 men of thecountry regard with alarm | finance committee, said that in the “6 - 58 40 she tendency to the consolidation of absence of bills and documents he z BOS great industries under a single con-|could not state to theexact cent how ; 2 - = trol creating virtual monoply in}{mu noney had been paid to Mr. many branches of business. In the} Scott for Mr. McKinley's board, but : N 1 ln @ 1 days of smaller establishments com-|he was sure it amounted to more] Dit Ne! > ‘ peting for trade the workman who|than $2,000 for caterer and cook as a left one employer, whether in conse- | servic i 4 . “ 5 16 78s quence of a strike or for personal rea-| 9 Mr. Seott, he said, had made no : sons, was practically sure of finding | charge for lights, for fuel or for ae tee employment of the same kind some. | rent, in fa had charged only for] Dist. Ne. 1 sate iS. — ; , = } ) = 2 45 bt Is 4 where else. When all the mills or|the victuals consumed and the serv- ia A et BA 5 ao factories doing one kind of work are | ice thereof 4 74-58 29 67 ewned and controll d by one master, WANTED TO EXCHANGE SCALPS. 7 chee the workman will be absolutely at GRAND RIVER TWE the merey of that master. He may Se eae 4 be blacklisted at every place where] Massachusetts Man Wanted Surgeon to 3 SA SS 15 48 the work he can do is carried on with : if - 4 2 7 vut involving any illegal conspiracy, Transfer His Curly Foretop to DEER CREEK TWP since a man cannot conspire with] His Wife’s Head Dist No! 3 ‘ 1 himself, and may refuse a person em e 2 eee 7 < 2 67 14 62 a . ve ‘ 22 Ir. Stewar “ 37 SO 15 1 ployment in any establishment he ; bitten * z = A supel Sellevue, has en- = 1s 10 73 owns or manages. In this way it is i litfieul j b 7 a 22 : : count many difficult: problems, ; 1 hoped to intimidate all who would i ees aise f 47 38 s e but to day he was confronted with = 7 3 4 75 engagein: strike, whatever hardship ; ‘ ; : oa one that ‘ itted co Mete MOL may be imposed on them. They will | QQ" [2 a mpleteby = bowled him over Dist. No 1 7 30 1s dave to submit to any terms offered, M ; vt ~ . ¢ a assachusetts tow S tor the possibility of bettering their 2 bi dag 3 13 Te » could guare ee} 6 85 sondition by changing theiremployer ee mul 1 Pence : o 8 Wife's he 7 li 60 will no longer exist —Boston Herald As Pienplesiicad P 2 51 re Independent } s head, in order th: | 3 Z = 6 1 ofhair | | Giant Eagle is Killed “ol a Pages lar Peabody, Kan., Aug. 21.—J. H.|thatel Shaugnessy, a farmer living in the]er says Flint hills east of here, killed a gri eagle yesterday. Shaugnessy ad Jit poss been missing fowls and young pigs! form forsome time, and hearing a com-| head eg motion in the barnyard, hurried out | head’ with his gun just in time to see the | bility with a young pig in its talons, | fied if soaring upward Shaugnessy | be r brought it down with a well-directed ler’s 1 shot | ee : s ;, | Dist. N Poe bird 1 oe 1 Chis would pert iv neck of tk p with ajt ssibilit vi 1al-| Diss. Ne 3 ass tag ription, | it ~ ‘ SSeS = = Dbahyor Sha s s 44.2 % | REHEY: “WIAE POS t rd to t- NEW HOME TWE xate museum at Topeka e Dist. N 32 9 2» Governor's Bride Very 1 . : 5 4 28 ‘ 3 t k Ky., Aug. 21 —Phys : . : CHARLOTTE 1 | 1 i 1 i s N a4 s 5 na : t ( 2 2179 Mra. Governor Beckham. who is ¢ | x i 3 > ) ( i SGmpso ' a ae Is iv Mrs sa . 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