The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 12, 1901, Page 4

bs ee se eaaaananntanenemeaennenmanenenanamenenannes | TUESDAY IN CONGRESS. o—_—_—_————————— r [soe Hl i IRIE Bepsbilcan Howse Majority Magnantmowe |] omnyt | AVE XOU BEEN THERE? ly” Allows the Democrats Four Special Calderhead, keg Employes—To Punish Lynebers. ee eee ‘oosevelt’s refusa! ay . tional Purposes Is to Benefit All | hose tails had been docked has led , Who Aspize for Knowledge. | Senator Gallinger, who agrees with ‘ | the president on this subject, to in- ee STDS SER AOS | troduce a bill making it unawful for : NO BUILDINGS WILL BE ERECTED, | any person to dock a horse within the |J + - Diamonds. WEstT SIDE SQUARE. "| District of Columbia. A fine of $500 . , is provided. . Watches, SSR € | The Fand of $10,000,000 Is toBesoPlacead | Senator Hoar introduced a bill to » Cloke: Under Government Direction That the | severely punish participants in lynch- ‘ ’ Expenses of Deserving Students May Be | ings. It provides for the trial of all : Cut Glass, é 4 U a @ ie Maan eee cena nt tnvestiger | iynchers by United States district : aR sedapiinansast | courts, and imposes imprisonment ; Baking Dishes, Washington, Dec. 10.—Carroll D. | and heavy money penalty on convic- ~ secant otaniesiitabiaiaiie Wright, commissioner of the United | tion. The fine is to be paid to the : Cake Baskets, States department of labor, has made | family of the victim of the lynchers, DQ Soup Tureens, the following statement as to Mr. Car- | or, in case there is no family, to the 8 Two Floors er with Hida Tos. negie’s endowment of a national uni- | county where the lynching occurred. 5 Bon-Bons, versity at Washington: The general | It also provides that all officers, who 2 discussion which has been carried on | fail in their duty shall be fined to io) Bread Trays, during the last 25 years in relation to | the extent of $5,000, “ - | Spoon Trays, Re Re een RR Rn ree § | the establishment of a national uni- |—Senator Cockrell introduced _ bills ® | versity in Washington has culminated | for the relief of the University of Mis- [| Tea Sets, my 1a a oy $f in-a magnificent plan and endowment} souri-for damages incurred during the |# — oom - eg ont ington For Christmas Presents Q TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!) by Andrew Carnegie. For a number | civil war, and for the relief of insane % Sterling Silver No Come to the New York Racket ? Yes, Toys, and the like has never nd ae hegre ngy cee ie gg pes = bee a ii = Fifty Paterns Souvenir Spoons, sway, abo oO years a e Mr. : store. Wehave what you want 2 been seen in Butler. We are load-$ | matter was taken up by the Washing- | the report of the mires aon if 1847 Rogers Goods at prices r sao : ¢|ton Academy of Sciences and this | judiciary recommending the confirma- ‘ and an endless variety to select 2 ed this year with just the thing for body, in co-operation with the George | tion of Attorney General Knox. He ; : that beat them all. oki i « | Washingt N ial i made a brief statement referring to . i from. Fine Alums, elegant Lamps, the stockings. Our line embraces Riksaner beg Som Sinn whieh Get the protests against condi vaca tical as id Ladies Tollet Sets, fine Books, Gloves, Neckwear, fine § everything in this line froma oneg | fered radically from the university | made by the Anti-Trust league, but : Gents Military Sets, etc. . plan contemplated in the earlier | said that after giving careful atten- ‘ Stationery, and a splendid line of § cent whistle to a stuffed elephant,? | vears, This resulted last spring, as | tion to this representation the com- aly In fact anything that might be found engi was then published, in the organiza- | mittee had decided to report favor- : in a first-class’ jewelry stock. China and Glassware, from a steam engine to an express tion of the Washington Memorial in- | able to confirmation, No opposition : ; wagon, hose carts and fire engines | stitution. was voiced, but action upon the nom- : Come and see me before buying. Dolls of every description from the : p When Mr. Carnegie came to consid- | ination was postponed by common 4 smallest to the largest. For hand- tricycles, go carts and doll bug er the question of endowing a nafion- | consent. ‘ gies, tin horns, toy trunks and tin$ | al university at Washington, he inves- | The house passed a resolution pro- some holiday presents the New gee Pe tigated the whole subject with his| viding for a holiday adjournment SANE rer aide Wey ant rake » horses, iron and wooden wagons, $ | usual thoroughness and found that | from December 19 i cba be . : 4 ‘ institution* de Mr, Richardson (Tenn.), leader o! . Come and ese te for pretiy: pres and a thousand other useful pres- codlyrnygess: Sgerign ltt F poe the iaihority, atta sred a resolution to SPECUALIY TO GEO Ww ELLIS ents. was more in accord with his concep- place upon the house | roll the four . . . . ents. We have them. tions than the establishment of a uni- | special employes usus ally allowed the « | sersity that would be a rival of the al- minority, ‘I lution was adopt- == SS === ready existing ‘universities of the | ed without diy uw YY = country, How far he was led to this ; eet rh i on named a geek § | conclusion by the work that had been | ber of additional committees, Joy r i Cone atl and Mate You Solortion,. done by the organizations in Wash- | and Shackletord, of Missouri, are on Passaic Breezes. day night, and no doubt but have it - ington is unknown, but his action in- | interstate comme DeArmond, of 4: D; Tedthwall ‘nan tite wail! Bawa inthe hands of these worthy and well OME Lally aNd MaKe TOUT GIECUON dicates that he had faith in the gen- | Missouri, a eral plan that had been developed and | Kansas, ‘on }s and currency ; fay. He keeps chop and corn for sed i ——————" | crystallized in this city. It is proba-}] Vandiver, of Missouri, on naval at sale, Heis also feeding quitea bunch Ballard Items. our community one day last week, | ble that the Washington Memorial as- | fairs. : , a of hogs. : r cet C hos. N. Hendrix, of Bethel, has bought a farm in Johnson county. ney. . A We see Geo. Keirsey can get a We hear he has surely locatedina|, . a beautiful country. bridge on Elk Fork now, as Uncle Elmer Huff is on the sick list. Sam’s wagon passes that wayevery . ‘ day. tories; Met of Nebraska, and sie Herman's pany % convelen John Krinn will help us fix you to Bartholdt, of Missouri, on public cent as is his mother. start on the right road for life “after buildings; Reeder, of Kansas, and] Harshawand Decker shipped cattle daxih it “ : Neville, of Nebrasia, on irrigation. | and hogs last week. “ae a henesit for your family or Andy Ray went to Kansas City to relatives. . Geo. Cruce will join our company a : cattle, but retaraed without for Klondike. He knows the road in rt. L. C, Eichler, we see, is able to be | P® . i i Yes, Mr. See will be a candidate, about as though he was “hale and ve wehear. Still another, we think, and sound. "| fen he will be hard to catch. Mr. Harris and family havelocated Sh ill h didate f on a farm, six miles west of thecoun- etal Wihegge> adic scar naa ty-seat, County Clerk. What about the one . from Spruce township? the national encampment, has been George Kersey, son of our friend Ser eek will be z the front with in session at Greenville for two weeks] John Kersey, has rented the Mosier hae Joh fc C ty Clerk, we think. just concluding its session, Experts] 80 acres of Sculley’s, one mile north, | “O00 ‘or Vounty Wierik, we thin! from the great insurance orders of} R, M, Wilcox, Uncle Dick, will ship Our om is Stone will be the man qualified. Jno. Cox, of Elkhart, gave us acall a ond — 7 Says the store Nebraska, are on agriculture; Clark, of Missouri, on foreign affairs; Cow- herd, of Missouri, on post offices and post roads; Mille f Kansas, on pub- lic lands; Curtis, of Kansas, on Indian affairs; Lloyd, of Missouri, on terri- Yes, it snowed, rained and gave us a touch of winter. Ed. Clardy visited Johnstown again Saturday night. -Miss Ivy Dale spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, T. D. Embree, our efficient tax col- lector, was circulating in a business way among friends Saturday. The Altona team, M. W. A., came over Thursday night and took Shel- ton thro’ the mysteries of wood craft. The institute was postponed until next Friday night at the request of Prof. Embree. It will be held at Fairview Friday night, Dec. 18, The Fairview school will present a good literary program. Frank Crow killed a large grey eagle Thursday. R. Belisle secured for it is understood that Mr, Car- negie’s plan not only embraces all the proposed activities of the institution but goes far beyond these, Will Not Erect Bulldings, Washington, Dee, 10.—The proposed gift of $10,000,000 by Mr. Andrew Car- negie for educational purposes was discussed at Tuesday's meeting of the cabinet, It is said that the proposi- tion does not involve the establish- ment of university buildings in Wash- ington, but rather the placing of a fund in the hands of government trustees from which the expenses of deserving students may be paid in the line of original investigation at home or abroad. Montrose Monday, Dee. 9, for which he would pay the highest market price. Mr. Murphy, our tax collector, is raking in all the surplus cash of late in our community Mr. C. ©, Cliser, the up-to-date harness maker, who has run a shop at Spruce for several years, hasmov- ed to Montrose, where he will open a shop at that place. He kindly thanks the good people at Spruce and vicinity for the past patronage and kindly asks them’ to remember him when at Montrose. Mr. Booth Tyler has sold his furs to John Brownsburger, who willship them this week. S. L. Coleman delivered a nice bunch of hogs at Montrose one day last week for which he got the high- Discuss | RE“ERVE FUND, Special Committee of Five from the Mod- era Woodmen of America Preparing Re- port for the Grand KEneampment. Greenville, Tl, Dec, 10.—The Mod- ern Woodmen of America are facing a serious problem, that of the estab- lishment of rve fund. It was to investigate this problem that a com- mittee of five members, appointed at SURPASSES ‘ hell OTHERS. Mrs. Stanford Conveys Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate Valued at #23,000,000 to Her Favorite University, San Francisco, Dee, 10.—Mrs, Jane L. Stanford has tranferred to the Le- ore kes th 1 eagl cla ie lpia dank Cala tata alah nt) y : : or U.S. Senator. He is a winne makes the second eagle kiliet Addie Alli in weivited worth approximately $30,000,000, | Views on the reserve fund; statistics 7 x4 Qulte i guttering at the postoffice Ballard lately. * i — —. ag es ae On Eighteen milion dollars is in stocks } of the various fraternal insurance or- ig bed oy - bs — t of MODORY, Anderson, Asbury, Mith—Ctowdy ye . amt ting iets . Unt: ‘4 . scar Ya auled quite a lot o : ! relic Stroble and others marketed turkeys | & viatt. bringing enormous revenue, while the | Were read, and in fact everything that | feed for P. and Z. *) d- . amburg a in Urich Saturday. | Some of our good people say ifthis | remaining $12,000,060 are in real es- | would enlighten the committee upon] Thos. O’Day attended a meeting of doubtless oe jaily, as they are | winter is as cold as the summer was | tate. compr yst 1,000,000 | the question was secured. In the P Q. P.’s Friday ovening, and eating dead hog. Several from near Ballard attend- ed court in Butler last week. Tom Murry and Mert Anderson are trading horses. Lee Buck, who has been rusticat- ing in.{Colorado for the past few months, returned home last week. Lant Cloud was reported on the sick list last week. The Oak Hill nimrods held an oys- tersupper at Louis Scott’s last Tues- dayjevening. Protracted meeting is still in ses- sion at Bethel. The Ballard rural free delivery started last Menday with Frank Patrick as carrier. J.C. Noble had his north residence moved down to his present residence last week. Robt. Hill and children treated wife and mother to a delightful sur- prise Sunday, it being her forty- fourth birthday. Needless to say that there was a “big dinner” spread to which all did justice. She was the happy recipient of several nice pre- sents. The day was spent in pleas- ant social conversation until parting time, when all wished their kind host- ess many more happy birthdays. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. J. Carney, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith and Miss Maud Gilbert. Tue OLD Man. it was learned an act of parliament provides for the establishment of a veserve fund and there is a belief that this government will take similar ac- tion. The Woodmen wish to be ready for this law should it come, and wish to have the question thoroughly dis- cussed in every lodge before the next national convention meets. TRIED TO KILL THEM ALL. acres, The rea) deeded to the university comprises much of the property originally given by the late Senator Stanford, the deeds of which were found to be illegal. ‘The new gift really amounts to about $23,000,- 000. Seven millions had been given before to the university by the late Senator Starttord. lost the smokes. He can’t be down The Young People’s C. E. met Sun- regularly, Iam sure as he seems to day at the church. Its hour is 6 p. be No. 1. m. every Sunday. Par. warm, they will have to purchase an orange grove in Florida and prepare to emigrate for that climate. We hear there is to be a Xmas tree at Spruce, but don’t know if the re- port is true or not. Willie Shelton dined with George Allison and family last Sunday. Misses Lulu and Gertie Shelton made a business trip to Spruce Fri- day. = Several of Elm Grove young people attended church at Antioch Sunday night. John Jackson was sight seeing in our community Sunday evening. Many of our neighbors delivered their turkeys at Montrose Monday. Several people attended various trials in Butler last week to hear the pleadings of both sides and to hear the lawyers that represented the state and defense. A few of our neighbors are talking of raising white turkeys next year, some having already purchased their turkeys for the next year. We learn Miss Kelley Holt was married in Callaway county last week. Rose. An Island for Anarchists, Washington, Dec. ?- —Senator Hoar has introduced a resolution in thesenate which directs the president to enter into negotiations with for- eign civilized countries for the pur- pose of setting aside some islands in Mr. Radcliff has an old family Saved At Grave’s Brink. horse off of its feet and hasbeendown| “I know I would long ago have several days. been in my grave,” writes Mrs. 8. H. A lady from Holden lectured here | Newsom, of Decatur, Ala., “if it had 5 . for Electric Bitters. For Friday night on Temperance and at not: been Salem church Thursday night. hand ply meted ie Ed from the worst forms of Indigestion Only two families in the school dis- el Waterbrash, Stomach and Bowel trict north of us_get their mail from | Dyspepsia. But this excellent medi- the rural hack. . So reported to us. cine did me’a world of good. Since ~~ Travelers, if you get hungry, stop =, ' es ont bate and have at Hotel Mosier, and Uncle Eph will| tion, Lose bt Appetite, "St have you cared for. tion, Loss of Appetite, ‘Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles Electric Our people are preparing for Xmas tree exercises, which will be enjeyed Bitters are a positive, cure. Only 50c at poe Enea , we hope. drug store. ey Pe . Lotspeich is havin, h time hauling fodder and feeding his FREE! ge FREE! J.R. Baum butchered hogs for a _FREE! . number of his neighbors a few daye ago He has all the necessary equip- : Will be given away absolutely free. From Thursday Dec. 5th until the Must Teach Them Trades. Topeka, Kan., Dee. 10.—Goy. Stan- ley says 25 per cent. of convicts in the.penitentiary are negroes_and 38 per cent. of the industrial school in- mates are black boys, clearly. indi- eating that, crime is on the increase among the younger negroes. He says the remedy for this is to teach the negro children industrial pursuits. Despondent Because He Could Not Secare Work a Michigan Man Murderously . Attacked His Family.-- Calumet, Mich., Dec. 10.—While in a fit of despondency over his inability to find work, John Kinonen cut his wife’s throat, the throat of a son 16 years of age, slashed a younger one less seriously and then committed suicide by cutting his own throat. Mrs. Kinonen and her sons were asleep when the attack was made. The members of the family, while in a serious condition, are not fatally wounded. To Work in Unison Fulton, Mo., Dec. 10.—President John H. McCracken, of Westminster college, says the presidents of lead- ing Presbyterian colleges and uni- versities of the middle west will meet in Chicago December 20 to consider how the educational work of the Pres- byterian church may be advanced by combination. Statehouse for Banquet Hall. Topeka, Kan., Dec, 10.—The annual banquet of the Kansas Day club, Jan- uary 29, will be spread in representa- tive hall. This is contrary to law, but a precedent for it was set when the democrats were permitted in 1899 to banquet W. J. Bryan in library hall. The excuse for lending representative hall to the Kansas. Day club is that there is no unoccupied hall in town large enough. Represent 600,000 Members. Cincinnati, Dec. 10—The first con- ference of the American Federation of Catholic societies convened here Tuesday with about 500 delegates present, representing an estimated ag- ments, and is an expert hand. Anyone thinking of a trip to the Klondike will see P. & Z. for terms &e. A number of ue here have the fever. Wm. Finley and wife have gone on to-day. Reon Say soon. Pronk tatthiekeos with his fam- ily on Bryan avenue. He ié attend- ing to business. Cal Robinson visited relatives in Butler Sunday. To Revise Methodist Hymnal. Cincinnati, Dec. 10—The committee to revise the hymnal of the Metho- dist Episcopal church in sessiou here appointed a sub-committee on re- sponsive readings, and Dr. W. A, ‘and the one lucky number will be = bokng the magnificent $15.00 lamp now ¢ played in our show window. This ter Items. displayed in the southwent,- Deepwa Preaching here Sunday by Rev.|4.4 heamifal and val re Sunday was a rough old day on : P| Walton. We suppose as it is hisday Por new buggies especially where a long A | a ERTS [OP MTTEC or er vate drive was necessary to be taken to plete stock of chinaware, etc, ‘h find the residence of “dear” sad ae @ iad of voveral yeare’on Monday cially French designé- to hear of RE fa Aald, whs died home in Lowry oy sonay York, March 4. Missouri Indastrial Societies. Chillicothe, Mo., Dee. 10.—The state poultry show is veer this