The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 21, 1905, Page 4

; . fr md ce” sho And ustrat what rrowil f you nave i man £ marri¢ with contal acre. their wondt tion. to us radist ers a fence, ures - ing t woul( sult * first outs confir thing Ai fadictment ~ Of the Repub- ‘ican Party, “@eCe mmoner. Are not the American people justi- fiedin bringing an indictment againet ‘Gams Rey ublican party? The record werrants the aeerion that that qearty le the greatest pretender nnd tire greatest dissembler of all p:lit Teal organizations. For years !t posed as the friend of Sieectaliam and charged the Cleve- Maxcdl administration with having ramapletely demonetized silver. Ite prevdential candidate of 1896 while seeving in the house denounced Mr. @Gerveland for his partiality to the agile standard and charged that it wos his purpose to “make money seaave and therefore dear,” —tomake “mouey the master and everything And then in 1896 ceelared for t!metellism, international agreement, ple living itself Lo bring about that asceement, und eaying that fn the the existing standard would utained, No sooner had the mn counted than republican leaders declared that the victory . ya that platform was a victory Zor the single wold standard! They me de no serious effort to fulfill their pledge us to un internation! agree mens, On the contrary they pro- worded in the effort to fasten the sin- wis atandard more thoroush!y upon cole, country. ‘The republican party sent aspecial mvey to the coronation of King éward, a thing theretofore unheard the history of our government. the war Groat Britain waged ipcatnet the Bo ise the servant.” tm: party wMrroueh ail the aid It gave | trom trust impositions. That party) under the contro! of the great cor-| lis in control of every department of | porations of the country isnow doing | vernment; yet no relief is in sight. | businers at the old stand. The boasted Northern Securities mer-|’ Pretending to promote the general ger case was said to have been won | welfare the republican party enriches | for the people, but it develops that | the few at the expense of the many the only result is a change in the | In dealing with the people of our new method of organization, and the| possessions It stands for force where same old men continue to place upon our forefathers would bave atood for the people the same old burdens. love Li. ics relations with the pe: ple We are told by republican iewspa | of our owu land it is sotvelling and pars that the rai road mandgers feel | hypocritical; the argumente of its ¢ fident that they have averted the oewspaper representatives are those danger of any rerlous railroad legis | of the sophiet; the pretense of ite #o- lation. called leaders is patriotism, but the The republican leader tn a recent | purpose of the men who dominate it sj} eech condemned the able lac yere {is plu. der. who for a price give their talents to] Who will eay that there is error in great corporations in order that the] che statement of fact in this ivdict- peo ls may be oppressed; and then} ment? If ite conclusions ere not jna within a few days alter delivering| tified, then the republicau party, now thatspeech he appointed as hissecre | incuutrol ot every brauch of the gov- tary of state Eliha Root, one of the| ernment will provide the people with most famous and successful corpora-| relief from the impositions that have tion lawyers and a man who retired | been put upon them, from the post of secretary of warto| But does any wan acqtalnted with resume the practice of law in the in-| the character of 4be fifluences which terests of corporations, And when|dominate the republican party be- he retired, as he did, for the purpose |lieve that the people have anything of ‘mere gain” Mr. Roosevelt gave|to expect in the way of relief at the hima fine certificate of characterand | hands of that political organization? said that he was the greatest man in all the world in Roosevelt’s time, Sickening Shivering Fits That was quite different from the] of ague and malaria, can be relieved statement Mr. Roosevelt made when | nt cured with Electric Bitters, This Engineer Wallace retired from the|!8 & pure, tonic medicine; of eapecin) ; 4 benefit in malaria, forit exerta a true service of the zovernment to accept curative influence on the disease another position for “mere gain,” driving it entirely out of the system, | There is no question as to the pop It is much to be prefered to quinine, | ular demand for the election of United having aon of this Greats bes after. . effects. E.S Munday, of Henrietta, nig hg De Ble A and Tex , writes: “My becther was very presenta | jow with malarial feverand jaundice, tives has been forced to passa pro-| till he took Electric Bitters, which posed amendment to that effect. In|saved his life. At Frank T. Clay’s each instance the republican senate | Ug store; price 50c guaranteed, has blocked the reform. Whenever the republican leaders conclude that the people are determined uponsome sort of relief the house passes some sort of messure, its leaders knowing full well that the senate willnot adopt it or will (as it did with respect to POLICE PLANNED THE RIOTS. “Breaking in” new shoes When you have to “break in” a pair of shoes it means they were not a fit when you bought them, and your foot or the shoe has to change shape. The breaking-in process generally is complete when the shoe begins to break out at the sides. Your foot? Well, you know. Selz Royal Blue and Perfecto shoes are made to fit comfortably from the first day; and to last. They do both. We sell them; that is, we sell the first pair; you'll come and buy them after that. Look for the name Selz on the sole; it is a sure sign of a good shoe. » tenatitutional f Ympathy it dared we e tothe! the Esch Townsend bil!) appoint a a ace —— — =— agape — commitieoto investizate in theeffort! A Russian Jewish Woman’s Story ig gal | Das Stood The Test 25 \ears. Trustee’s Sale. » ard ofcheer to the s ‘Tue! todiscover whether the people areen CAS & OR IA | The old, original GROVE'S Taste | whereas, E. A. Williams y fe@ ish freely used our yorks for the] titled torelie-—and in the effort, also, of the Massacres. For Infants and Children Hess chill tonic, You kiuw what you, ds berdeed of trast dated July shipment of horses and mules, to see that they don’t get wha* they - ‘ laretaking [tis ironand buinine in ecorded in the 1ecorver ‘revending w bo vs for the! are entitled to. H pie Dev. 18.—Mrs. Johanna The Kind You Have Always Bought n tasteless form. Noeure meray Se ; ie ising aed eal (itenervation of the American system! Garfield reported that there wasno| Sti?) Russtan refagee, her halr pre- Beare the De a ean esa eave ay ~ | situated in ts Coats OF SANS Sin Oren ata ae -Tepublican party les created | beef trust, and then the federal grand maturely gray and her facelined with Signature of Order ot Publication. ‘The east half of the southwest quarter aa lo ‘soconies and governs them as King} jury at Chicago returned an indict-|*U ering, reached Chicago after hay- teerrge governed the colonies, adopt-| ments against the members of» beat |i4x escaped xreat dangers. She and a Wie very policies gaint which] trust, and then Mr. Gacficld was as-|!"" ‘Wo children pasred unharmed swe own forefathers fact, And] signed to make an investigation of through a massacre November I at sa Porto Rico us wel! ss the Philip-/ the Standard Oil trust, whieh it was Mtemenzug, near Odessa, Mra. Stein ‘ines is in revolt. announced was to be “just as rigid aud children were hidden under a | cham-| as his investigation of the hoof trust eather ded in an attic for hours while sailors, | had been.” (ie rioters held possession of the party] Bonaparte, the new secretary ofthe |V'¥7ters in whieh she lived. Vought! navy,a man who ought to get outof| “Lt #!l seems a horrible dream,” /Selley and Miles, ! the republican party just as quickly said Mra. Stein through ap interpret- jas he can, returned the } asses whieh | &? “When T reevived my husband’s | had been sent to him by railroads, | !#tter coataining our passage money MacArthur For Army’s Head. Washington, Dec, 18 —The an thoritative statement was made at the War department that upon the jretirementia September of General Corbin, who will suereed General | Bates in April as lientenant general of the army, Generel MacArthur, the Officer in line of sueceseion, will be *retendiug to be t r nige of the soldiers and Se representatives Gf that repeatedly snubbed a © ouiliate Dew four latest war tv tts name elections have been based through the enommous| saying that he did not feel that in ” as rica I was filled with joy, Of) Geuernl Wood probsbly will sacceed | wre sign fundscontriluted by trnsis| the official position he held heshould |¢very Gay we had expected to be kill- ¥ | #0 oxges dependent for a livingup |accept such favors. Does aay one'@l AKremenzug has 70,000 people. lieir wages have been intimidated | believe that Mr. Bonaparte is the, Most of them are Jews, but they are! | is the senior general officer in the y employers, only member of the cabinet Who has|20t allowed to protect themselves. . hav P Philippines next to General Corbin. iGacnweus aud unneesssary expen- been offered passes? Has any one| Hey are at the mercy of the police Sizsres have been made until the de-| heard of any other member of the “ — £ ekic : ‘ Prison For an lowa Duelist, fiieufcur ‘che last fiseal year was $24,-| cabinet refusing passes? here is a bund that tseeomposed pat sais ead 1,000 and the deficit for the com-| ‘The republican leaders sneer atgov- | Russians and Jews. Is sa revo-| Des Motues, Ia., Dec. 18 —Dueleare ing discal year {8 estimated at/ernment ownerghip of railroads in|!Utionary eoclety, and it ie supposed |forbidden tn Iowa, declared the eu- ~%40,000,000, And now when {¢ ie| America, and adopt the plan in Pan-! 6° protect the poorer class of Jews,|Preme court in affirming the convic- wexpose ‘to meet that deficit by]ama. They reject an increase tax in DUtitdoes not, When theproclama |tion of Fenton Whitmab, of Page deociving the trusts of the shelter] our own land, and adopt it with re- On of Russian freedom came there | county, for killing Charles Middaugh. they findin the tartti, wearetoldthat| spect to the new railroads in the|¥48 great rejoicing among the Jews.|The two men quarreled while drank ere must not interfere with “business | Philippines, while a federal jndge in| 4 ™eeting was called of the bund at | and agreed to fight it out with their 4 “ Hawall has upheld the income tax in|the town ball. The Jews were told|fista. With a party of friends they ' Wepublican'leaders boast of the in-| that territory. to attend or they would be killed. | repeired to the edge of town and en- segrity of their party's foreign policy;| They authorize Messrs. Judsonand| “Inflammatory speeches were made ao 4 yom — “ and - gaG.they violated the rules of nations | Harmon to investigate the violation |®* the town hall meeting November ues Me og id ay en when ‘they interfered in Panama, and | of the anti-rebate law, and they as- 1, The wane day we learned thatthe ; . 2 ” upon the jugular ay force wrested that strip from ite | gurethe people that the investigation chiet of po “" secretly arranged = i ah must serve ten years possessors. They | willbe ‘thorough and vigorous” and oti ety the Jews by the|in prison. :igevevbeasted that they would build | the prosecution “swift ard certain.” herr ‘undred,’ composed of the \ie-wanal, but recently it has devel- |The investigation was thorough and a. . oped that Senator Morgan and oth-| vigorous, but the prosecution lacked 1. er next day Pecuemneriee, hsb inotentiy relieved, and perfectly araweraright when they charged that|conelderable of being “ewift and cer-| *7° ™ “i io mad with vodka. tes" Panama route was chosen at the|tain.” . When Messrs. Judson and| Women had their clothing torn from| writes: I burnt my knee dreadfully, dictation of the transcontinental] Harmon reported the republican ad-|*bem- Some of them were strung up | that it blistered all over. railroad companies, and that the| ministration, refused to act upon|Y the wrists and whipped. Little| Arnica Salve stopped the patn, = garpose was not to build a canal but] their report; it threw the protecting —— poe hy ch from the upper jo te.delay the building of a canal. arm of the republican party around oe te ot Hee y go swords “Secretary Taft announced that the | a conspicuous offender and lalddown he ri ay % . oe and truatawere endeavoring to “hold up” | the rule, which {6 will find difficult to pr sngaivietd tae vor ba men. tds government in the purchase of|reveree, that when the anti-rebate| Mauy men sta their wives and his annosl report for the lest fecal “anama canal supplies, and he said | law is violated the soulless and flesh.| their daughters so they would not oi vag, seintinn to te " Ghent in order to avoid these impos!-|lese corporation must be held to ac-| ‘all imto the hands of the devils, eee : eed b “ ae = o at un s#ana the government would purchase | count, while the powerful Paul Mor. dGoavtele of te ccaan Me dation recently terse, 6 od swapplies abroad if such a course were | tons go free and unmolested. ™ rating baced on Inepectors’ -re wmecessary in order to protect it from] Under the authority of the republl- them who were armed sold theirlives eg pec! ports, dearly.” is given each Post Office, and that extortion. While many republicans ‘can party truste have multiplied to i fee this rating carries welght in deter- wpplanded Secretary Taft for this the extent that since 1896 more 4 Grim Tragedy mining the question of reappoint. sect, itis noticeable that, although the | truste have been organized than ex- is ‘daily enacted, in tt ds of|ments. He says that fourth-class @apuiar demand for tariff revision {sted in all the history of ourgovern-| 1 omes. as death claims, in each one, | Postmasters will be retained during ‘ae been constantly growing, the, ment prior tothat year. By itsau-|another victim of consumption or| satisfactory service, while in the case rpeople have uot heard anything of | thority powerful violators of the law] pneumonia. But when coughs and of presidental Postmasters, their aeeretary Taft’s plan for these many | hove been protected; men who have|olds are properly treated, the ts ’ y fa averted. F. J. A reappointment will be determined by aneaths.’ In spite of the fact that spent thelr lives in helpiog great cor-| Sflaakon, Ind. writee:’ “My ar the ratings given them. ‘This would =aaey republicans are demanding; porations to defy the law have been|had the consumption, and" three| appear to look bright for the ‘gaciff revision, it is plain the republi-! advanced to high public places; and| doctors gave her up. Finally she " a ie: un party will not give to the indi-| the president’s Salioes has come to | took Dr. Kings New Discovery for poin ion hse tnlarhis cca sefdual consumer the same privilege be the Alma Mater fur corporation coughs and colds, — il te G A which cared her, and she is partment is first class. iinet Sih oo one Uae teleek iy ell bard ottes a gtr A ax the government. Under the republican party cor- of all diseases. ‘Whe republican party protends to gress, as the representative of a free Grarentesd at 5c sag qilling to give the people rellef people has abdicated, and congree | jay, dragmist. a9 heala wounds and sores. 25c at Frank T. Clays, druggist. Postmaster General Cortelyou, in the <0 Kind You Rave oe . ‘ i : 4 STATE OF MISSOURI, ) bs, County of Bates. ) In the Circuit Court, in Vacation Nov. 15, 1905, Henry Morehead, Plaintiff. vs. Mary E. Morehead, Defendant. his attorney, W that defendant, resident of the State of Miasouri: Whereupon, itis ordered by the clerk in vaca- tion, that said defendant be notified by pub- | door of toe court lication that plaintif! bas commenced &@ suit | county of Rates and state of Missouri on against herin this court, the object and gen- | is to obtain a decree: | divoree on the ground thar the defendant her: eral nature of which be remdered accordingly And itis further ordered, that a copy hereaf be published, according to law, in Tae Butta WEEKLY Times, & newspoper published in said eounty of Bates for four weeks successively, pablished at least once a week, the last inser- | thom to be at least thirty days before the tirst day of said next Febrnary term of this court. A. PATIERSON, Cireuit Clerk, A true copy from the record {emaL] ness my May, | Wit- the west arter thalfof the west haif of the southeasg » all in section sixteen (16) of one eertain promi note bed in said deed of rests aad _ des | defauluhas beemmade Now at this day comes the platatiff herein, by | interest of said note new past due ’ O. Jackson, and files hia peti- request tion under oath, alleging, among other (hings | holder of said note amd pursuan' iary EK. Morehead, is a non- | tions of said deed of trust, 1 wi . the above described pre! to the highest bidder for cash, at the east from’ the city of Butler, Now, in the therefore, at the house, in Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given to all creditors | others interested in the estate of Carqgfine Freeman, deceased that 1, administrator of said estate, intend to | final settlement thereof, at | onnty Probate Court, in te of Missouri, to be held at Bui 8501 wo the 13th day of November, 7 oneaid day or as aoon thereafter as I cas! heard. 7 nd further notice given to all heirs and tribntees that I will on the lth day of December, 1905, aid court for an order of distri 2: Bnd see! of the ed ayes tee amounts founc to be subject tod or Satarday, December 30th, 1905, = | between the hours ef nine o’clock in the fore- | in having wholly disregarded her duty as the | a Misha o’clock inthe afternoon of that wite of the plaintiff has sbseuted herself trom | (ay, for ‘i par, | the plaintiff without a reasonabie cante for ane | beat iva and cost. 7 ot vf lie whole year, to wit sinee the —— day of promoied to the grade of lieutenant Hn and wat Pi A the said Mary HK, More: eneral. i a ‘head be and appear at this court, at the nex! eens al. Itis also announced that | termthereof, to be begun and holden at the court house in the city oi Burler, in said county, . 1 * ‘ on the first Monday in February, 1996, andon General Corbin as commandiag gen- | or Before the first day ot said term, anewcr or wT eer? : fy lead to the petition in said cause, the same erat of the Philippine division since | Wall be taken as confessed, and judgnaent will f satisfying said debt, Poe Oe a oer Trustee. the next cuit Court of Bates coanty, thie St! tion on said final settlement, and fer day of wiber, 1905, poet of discharge as sucb sdminisirater vu. A. PATTERSON Wu. KE. Wal le 6-4t Cireatt Clark |g gy ‘Administrator, U. M, BARKLEY, D, C, Always Remember the Full camtonza. | CuresaColdin pulicyholder's company. MASS BUILDING. Write to GeSTA LCENT hae rarOmo 9 ld One Day, Grip in BENEFIT LIFE IN{TRANCE CO. Mot Newark, N.J. climb- } Sng to prosperity. Hels b proud of bis company and — <s ite record. Sagacious men : ig! are joining itsranks. It is the ‘, Agonizing Burns This j NH shows healed, by Bucklens Arnica Salve. C. the per- Rivenbark, Jr., of Norfolk, Va; sistent y Agent repre- Bucklen’s Mas senting THE heeled it without a scar.” MUTUAL C.C. COURTNEY. es. Ps ayment of te and it to the ill proceed to sell mises at public nd W. B: Walgjon, of tes a i. Bt \ ‘d