The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 23, 1903, Page 6

Faimneshank The pelicy of this institution is mapped out by the following Board of Directors, which is composed of practical business men who are among the most successful of the community. DIRECTORS. W. F. Duvall, W. B, Tyler, 0. A Heinlein, J. W. Choate, J.J. MeKee, Judge C. Wix, E.D Kipp, Joe M, McKibben E, A. Bannert, President. A. L. McBaipg, V. Pr-sident. G, W. Newnerny, Cashier, THE CZAR’S ANSWER IS NO. Petition Will Neither Be Received Nor Considered. Washington, July 18.—The State department has received a reply from Russia stating that it neither would receive nor consider the matter of the Jewish petition on the subject of the Kischineff incident, This informa- tion came in the form of acablegram from Mr. Riddle, the American charge at St. Petersburg to whom was com- mitted the delicate task of inquiring of the Russian government as to its attitude with respect to the presenta- tion of the petition, It is believed that this will end the matter and that no further steps will be taken by this government to bring the view of the petitioners to the attention of Russia, althongh as yet no consideration has been given » by the President to the course to be pursued in. the light of Russia’s re- sponse to our inquiry. The reply that Russia would make to all suggestions on the subject of the Kischineff massacre wasforecast- ed very clearly by the Associated Press some weeks ago in an author: ized statement when the public was definitely informed that Russia re- garded the affair as an internal mat- ter as to which she, in the exercise of her own sovereignty, must refuse to receive suggestions from any other governinent or outside source. WOMAN ASSASSINATED BESIDE HER INFANT. Mrs, Sarah Hill Shot to Death in Mem- phis While She Was Asleep. Memphis, Tenn., July 18 —At 2 o’clock Thursday morning Mrs. Sarah Hill was assassinated whilely- ing in bed with her twin babies, fice mouths old. The tragedy occurred near Covington, Tenn. The assasein crept up to the win- dow, raised the sash a few inches, aud, thrusting the muzzle of a shot- gun through the aperture, fired the contents of both barrels {nto the help- less woman's body. Death was instantaneous. Mrs. Dyer Ferguson, occuping an adjoin- ing room, heard the shot, followed by the heavy fall of the murdered woman’s body to the floor. Neither of the infants were touched. Sheriff Johnston attempted to trace the assassin with a bloodhound, but the efforte were futile. Mrs. Hill. was suing her husband for divorce. He was resisting the | RUSSIA REFUSES TO EVEN RECEIVE JEWS’ PETITION American Charge at St. Peters- burs Cables Reply of the Czar’g Government. Washington, July 16—It was learned to-night that the Siate De partment has received a reply from Russia stating that it neither would receive nor consider the matter of the J-wish petition on the subject of the Kishenev incident. Thie information came in from a vablegram from Mr. Riddle, the American Charge at St. Petersburg, to whom was committed the delicate task of inquiring of the Russian Government as to ite attitude with respect to the presentation of the pe- tition. It is believed that this will end the matter and that no further steps will be taken by this Government to bring the views of the petitioners to the attention of Russia, although as yet no consideration has been given by the President to the course to be pureued in the light of Russia’s re sponse to the inquiry. The.reply that Ruesia would make to all suggestions on the subject of Kisihenev massacre was forecasted very clearly by the Associated Press some weeks ago in an authorized statement when the public was de finitely informed informed that Rus- sia regarded the afair as an internal matter, as to which she, in the exer- cise of her own sovereignty, must refuse to receive suggestions from any other Government or outside source, MAJOR ANDREW RUSSELL DEAD- Acid Accidentally Given, Kills a Form er Kansas Cityan atthe St. Joseph Asylum, St. Joseph, Mo., July 17 —Major Andrew Russell, formerly a resident of Kansas City, died at the state hospital for the insane, near thi- city, last night, having, by mistake, been given @ dose of carbolie acid by an attendant, The acid was given Major Russel by 0. T. Leftwich, who had been left with him in his ward, and intended to give the patient a spoonful of hydrochlorie acid and pepsin. The two bottles were on the same shelf and Leftwich discovered the mistake as soon as the dose had been given. He telephoned at once for one of the house physicians, and Dr. W. L. Whittington ran to the ing that w clean, fresh, g Your Jund Wood Move up. Washington, July 17.—The war department this morning announced that the president had given direct- ions for the preparation of the com missions for the following promo- tions in the army. Major General S. M. B. Young to be lieutenant general, vice Miles, re- tired; Brigadier General 8S. H. Sum- mer to be major General. vice Davis, retired, and Brigadier General Leon- ard 8. Wood, to be major general, vice Young, promoted, Lieutenant General Miles retires on August 8, General Davis retires on July 26. CSCASTORIA Bears the Tho Kind You Have Always Bought I Lp Uitdeu Boom Sprouts at St. Joseph. St. Joseph, Mo., July 17.—A “Joseph W. Folk’ club is to be chamber, but by the time he reached organized in this city. A meeting it Major Russell was dead. Major] will be held at the court house to- Russel was in a critical condition] night at which the organization will before the acid was accidentally ad | be perfected. It is predicted that the ministered. Major Russel was sent to the asy- lum two years ago from Kansas City, suffering from paresis. His wile removed to this city to be near her husband. His mother lives at Holden, Mo. Before his health failed he was a major in the National Guards of the state. Stops the Cold and Works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet+ cure @ cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price 25 cents. Shot By an Apache Indian. Lawton, Ok., July 18 —Felix Crow of this place was shot last Wednes- day night and dangerously injured. He was worki. suit, and had asked for a continu- ‘Aces ance. The court had given him until to-day to pay to the clerk certain reached money for the maintenance of his|edhim to take him home near Mount wife and five children. The grounds of the sult were cruelty and habitual tragedy on the corners in the morn- ing Hill appeared. He expreseed sur- prise when told of the assassination ofhis wife, Mrs. Hill had recently re-| Sill was ceived several threatening letters! ing for him. from anonymous sources and had been apprehensive of violence. The Perfect Liver Medicine. Mrs. M. A. Jolley, N 0. T., writes: Sham ent Horbtas ion one of ite functions prey of fever pi ons. Herbine is a most efficient liver regulator; 50c at H. L. Tucker's * Drug Store. they camp the Indian want- Scott. Crow said he could not. The shots Indian 6 a CASTORIA Bears thé Signature of , ial THE THIEF OF BEAUTY Is by elub will have 1.000 members in St. Joseph. Those interested in the Folk club have the assurance from the distin- guished circuit attorney that he will visit St. Joseph in the near future As soon as the organization is per- fected arrangements will be made to hold a great Democratic rally and it is then an invitation will be ex- tended Mr. Folk. wee q the| Tha Klad You Have Alvaye Baap |S lease remember the satisfaction, the ease of mind in know- y hen you buy a package of Uneeda Biscuit you get them clean. No handling, no dust, no germs—and Please remember the feeling of security in knowing that you will always get them fresh. The package you buy to-day and the one you buy next week, next month, will be equally good—and please Remember the health, the pleasure, the real enjoyment in eating xan, ashe wa biscuit. Just as the baker baked them— never soggy, or stale or rancid. You relish them the more, and the more good they do you. And please remember Uneeda Biscuit In the In-er-seal Package. Also Zu Zu Gincer SNAPS—the greatest snap you ever tasted, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Missouri Pacific Excursions. Round trip tickets on sale June 24 to Sept. 30th to Montreal, Quebec, Toronto and Hamilton, Canada; Clear Lake and Spirit Lake, Iowa; Battle Creek, Detroit, Grand Haven and Bay View, Mich; Battle Lake, | Benson, Deer River, Mankato and Dalton, ‘inn; Buffalo, Alexandria Bay and Niagara Falls, N. Y ; Cleve- land and Sandusky, Ohio; Superior, Birchwood, Ashland and Bayfield, Wis., at very low rates limited for return Oct. 31. Account United Society Christian Endeavor, Denver, Colo —Tickets on sale July Ist to 10th limited for re- turn Aug. 31. Rate $16.00 round trip. H. B. Suanks, Agt. For special train Yates Center, Kan., to St. Louis; leaving Yates | Center 7:30 p.m. July 18th, return- ing leaving St. Louis about 9:30 p. m July 19th’ Rate $350 round trip. Tickets good on special train only. St. Louis, Mo.—Tickets on sale June 15th and 16th limited for re turn June 22nd. Rate $10.35 round trip. Baltimore, M. D.—Tickets on sale July 17 and 18 limited for return; leaving Baltimore July 25th. Rate one fare plus $2.00 round trip. Sedalia, Mo., State Fair.—Tickets on sale Aug. 16 to 21 limited return Aug. 24th. One fare round trip. Second Class Colonist one way tickets to the west and southwest at Constipated Bowels. To have good health, the body should be kept in a laxative condi- Thirteen Spoous For $24,500. London, July 18 —Thirteen silver ” apostle spoons with figures of Christ and the twelve apostles upon them were auctioned at London to-day. They brought the record price of $24,500. The spoons were datéd 1536 and constitute the earliestcom- plete set known. The bidding was spirited. Hot Weather Weakness. If you feel fagged out, oye te lacking iu energy, You are suffering from the debilitating effecte of summer weather. These symp- toms indicate that @ tonic is needed: that will create a healthy opesttns make digestion perfect, regulate the bowels and impart natural! activity to the liver. This, Herhine will do; itis a tonic, laxative and restora- tive. H. J. Fi |, Propr. Grand View Hotel, Cheney, Kan., writes: “I have used Herbine for the last 12 years, and nothing on earth can beat it. It was recommended to me by Dr. Newton, Newton, Kan.” 50c at H. L. Tucker's Drug Store. ss Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table at Butler Station, ‘ORTH BI do 30 St. Leute mall... 10:35 P M. No 2 Kansas City expre: 6 a.M. No. 24 St Louts :6P MM. Yo. 104 1 5 P. M. 08 P.M, P.M, PM. SP. M, “‘TA.M. “A.M, 15 p.m. K, OC. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table, Arrival and departure Of trains at Worland. NORTH BOUND No.1 Kansas City dally Express No.8 oC tion, and the bowels moved at least] ‘n once a day, so that all the poisonous wastes are expelled daily. Mr. G. L. Rewards, 142 Main St., Wichita, Kansas, writes: “I have used Her bine to regulate the liver and bowels for the past ten years, and found ita reliable remedy” 50c at H. L Tucker’s Drug Store. Probate Court Docket August, 1903, Term. Monday, Auguet 10th, 1st day. Atkinson, Jno, dec’d, R A Atkinson, admr, Arrick, Chessic, minor, Mollie Arrick, G & C. Babcock, L B, insane, J D Moore, G & C, Begun, Leafy et al,minors,Wm ¥ Tygard, G&C Beall, Henry C, dec’d, J W Jamison, admr. Barbar, D, insane, Wm F Tygard, G & C. Bowman Louisa, dec’d,ConradJ:'Bowman,admr Tuesday, August 11th, 2nd day. Beaty, Roselar J, dec’d, Henry Mudd, Ex. Bosma, Margaret, minor, Geo F Ruble, G & C, Brown, Jno W, deo’d, Jas T Brown, Ex. Brown, Wm O etal, minors, J O Brown, G&C. Colbert Cecil et al, minors, C A Denton, G&C. Clark, Lydia D, dec’d, TJ Day, Ex. Daffy, Albert, minor, Geo F Alsbaugh, G &C. | Wednesday, August 12th, 3rd day. Doolittle Freeman D,minor, Mary DoolittleG&C Eusley, Jno A, minor, W F Kreigler, G & C. Hutlman, Oscar et al,minor R B Campbell, G&C Hamilton, Robert, dec’d, Jno D Moore, Ex, Hardeman, Jas W, insane, W I Hardeman G&C Hart Aris etal, minor, Robert Hart, G & C, Ho'loway, Floyd, minor, Freelin Holloway,G&C Kline, Elijah, dee’d, E Ff Boswell, admr, Thursday, August 13th, 4th day. Lemasters Jno, dec’d, Eliza A Lemasters, Ex very low rates. Tickets on sale June 2 and 16, July 7 and 21, Aug. 4 and 18, Sept. 1 and 15. Detroit, Mich.—Tickets onsale July 14 and 15 limited for return July 20. Rate one fare plus $2.00 for round trip. Fourth of July.—Rates to points within 200 miles at rate of one fare plus 50 cents for round trip. Except to points where one fare and one-third makes less rate in which case lowest rates will be used. No tickets sold for less than 50 cents. Dates of sale July 3 and 4 limited July 7. Jefferson City, Mo., Teachers Asso- 28 limited return June 27. Rateone fare plus 50 centsround trip. Saratoga, Springs, N. Y., account Louis Fair.—Tickets on sale to : i ne i E 4 if i k : : Ht fi i Fs z i rd _ ) Fe j i A Fs F ¢ zt 5 i i g § Fl z g E A ¥ ie J g ciation.—Tickete on sale June 22 and | Warner, Anna F,dec’d, Wm A Florence, Admr. Lutsenhizer, Henry dec’d, DelLuteenizerAdmr Patrick, Sarah, dec’d, Jno Speer, Adm,. Linsey, Jno, dec’d, JnoC Hayes, Admr. Newingham, Ebenezer,minor,JnoCHayeseG&C Pierce, Jasper 8, minor, Jno C Hayes, G &C. Payne, Travis et al, minor, Jno C Hayes, . Rowe, Rachel, insane, Jno C Hayes, G & C. Sanders, Thos R, de.’d, Jno C Hayes, G & C. Friday, August 14th, 5th day. Schapler, Ferdinand,dec’d,J C Schapler,Admr Sanderson, ThosD,dec’d,SarahD Sanderson, Kx Summers, Hardin, dec’d, A M Summers,Admr Schmidt, Christ, mi.or, Christ Schmidt, G &C Stone, Glen, minor, J R Stone, G & C. Smith,Joe T et al,minor, Annetta V Smith,G&C Sartain, C J, dec’d, Mary M Sartain, Ex. Silvers, Quittus, minor,C A-Denton, Curator. Saturday, August 15th, 6th day. Wilkerson, Jno, dec’d, G W Boyer, Admr, Williams, R V, deo’d, Ella J Williams, Admx Youngs, Wm,deo’d, WFTyard&HShoeb, Admrs. Youngs, Jessie et al, minors, C R Walters,G&C Yeates, Ann F, dec’d, Willis I Yeates, Admr. Cannon, H M, deo’d, Octavia Cannon, Ex. Crooks, Peter, dec’d, Geo Crooks, Ex, Monday, August 17th, 7th day. Corbin, Richard, dee’d, Taos Corbin, Admr. Fletoker, Octavia, dec’d, Fred Hickman, Admr , 8 B, deo’d, M M Greer, Admr Cora W, minor, Chas Ross, Curater. Jno W, deo’d, W B Heunsh, edmr. Bedie, dec’d, F J Tygard, Admr. , miner, Juline Mauck, Curator. , August 18th, 8th day Ka, deo’d,@ H Davis CBaker, Rxrs Conektin, rt i 4, Hill, Pleasant, deo’d, Anna H Hill, Admx. MeDonald, Alexander, deo’d, C M Scanian, Ex. Meredith, J F, deo’d, Ester Meredith, Ex, E Curators are required to appear and settle . day set for that purpose, unless same is tinned aarruugeuemi As . Ht . Onn, on’! Pass, Agt., KansseCity, Mo. T C. 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